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BASEBALL

Baseball
First Game: Nov. 22, 1864 (vs. Williams College)
updated February 2014
All-Time Record: 2,194-1,864 (.541)
Head Coaching Register:
W LT Pct.
Bill Clarke (1900-17) *
324
137
7
.700
Fred Dawson (1918)
2
4
0
.333
136
82
0
.624
Byrd Douglas (1928-30)
31
45
1
.409
Harry Hooper (1931-32)
21
30
1
.413
Jack Jefferies (1933-35)
29
49
2
.375
104
103
3
.502
Richard Vaughan (Summers 1942-45)
21
21
1
.500
Charlie Caldwell (1945-46)
18
22
0
.450
Matt Davidson (1947-48)
19
27
0
.413
Emerson Dickman (1949-51)
46
21
1
.684
Eddie Donovan (1952-75)
322
273
13
.540
Len Rivers (1976-80)
74
82
1
.475
Dick Hartnett (1981)
13
21
1
.386
Tom O’Connell (1982-97)
323
313
6
.508
Scott Bradley (1998-present)
342
361
1
.487
* Bill Clarke (1900-17, 1919-27, 1936-44) 564
322
10
.642
Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League (EIBL) Championships (10): 1941, 1942, 1945, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1974, 1985,
1991.
Ivy League Championships (7): 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2011
NCAA Tournament Appearances (11): 1951, 1965, 1985, 1991, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2011
Blair Bat Award—Highest League Batting Average (6): Rolf Paine (1937), Brooks Jones (1940), Bill MacCoy (1942), Roy Talcott
(1943), Kevin Plunkett (1975), Dan Arendas (1985), Sal Iacono (2007).
Lowest League ERA(7): Ray Chirurgi (1950), Joe Castle (1954), Mark Softy (1976), Chris Young (1999, 2000), Ryan Quillian
(2001), Thomas Pauly (2003), Mike Ford (2013)
Pitcher of the Year (3): Ryan Quillian (2001), Zak Hermans (2012), Mike Ford (2013)
Player of the Year (1): Mike Ford (2013)
Rookie of the Year (4): Max Krance (1998), Chris Young (1999), Ross Ohlendorf (2002), Mike Ford (2011)
Quick Facts:
• Baseball, the first varsity sport at Princeton University, made its intercollegiate debut in November 1864. The initial game
was played against Williams College and was held in Princeton. The rematch was held in the spring in Williamstown, Mass.
Rutgers, Columbia, Harvard and Yale appeared on the schedule as the decade ran down.
• Bill Clarke was the first paid coach in Princeton baseball history. Clarke was a veteran player for the legendary Baltimore
Orioles during the late 19th century and coached at Old Nassau for 36 years in three stints. Princeton’s present varsity baseball diamond, Clarke Field, is named after him.
• From the 1880s to the 1960s, Princeton hosted Yale in a baseball game as part of the Commencement Day activities. Until
the late 1930s, Princeton and Yale would play another game the week after Commencement if the schools had split their two
regular-season meetings. The tie-breaking games were usually played in a major-league park in New York and drew thousands of spectators.
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• Up through the 1940s Princeton teams occasionally faced representatives of the major and high minor leagues. The Philadelphia Athletics, Philadelphia Phillies and Newark Bears were frequent visitors to University Field, the former home of Tiger
baseball.
• Princeton took part in the first televised baseball game. It took place on May 17, 1939, at Columbia’s Baker Field. NBC
covered the second game of the Lion-Tiger doubleheader, won by Princeton, 2-1. The single-camera coverage featured the
play-by-play voice of Bill Stern.
• Joseph E. (Mac) Mann 1876 is credited with pitching the first no-hit, no-run game in baseball history. On May 29, 1875, two
months before Joe Borden of Philadelphia tossed the first professional no-hitter, Mann used his new-fangled curveball to shut
down Yale.
• During the World War II years (1942-45), Princeton fielded a summer baseball team as part of the university’s compulsory
athletics program. The teams were coached by Richard Vaughan, who also was coach of the ice hockey and freshman baseball
squads.
• Six former Tiger greats reached the major leagues. They were Woody Wagonhurst 1888, Moe Berg ’23, Charlie Caldwell ’25,
David Sisler ’53, John Easton ’55 and Bob Tufts ’77. Berg, a shortstop at Princeton, compiled a 15-year major-league career as
a catcher. Sisler pitched for eight years in the majors.
• A charter member of the EIBL, Princeton won 10 titles during the 63 years of the league’s existence, 1930-92. When Army
and Navy joined the Patriot League following the 1992 season, the Ivy League split into two four-team divisions. (Princeton is
aligned with Columbia, Cornell and Pennsylvania.) The two division winners meet at a neutral site for a best-of-three series to
determine the Ivy League’s representative in the NCAA Tournament.
• Princeton has made nine NCAA Tournament appearances (1951, 1965, 1985, 1991, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2004). In 1951,
before the days of regionals, the Tigers went directly to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Princeton has three NCAA
tournament wins, defeating Rider in 1965, the Citadel in 2001 and Virginia in 2004.
• In 2000 Princeton won its second Ivy League championship series, defeating Dartmouth two games to none in the series. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA tournament and played at the University of Houston. Princeton was ahead of the host
Cougars 4-0 at the end of the second inning and 6-2 at the seventh inning stretch before falling 7-6 in the bottom of the ninth.
Princeton would lost to Texas Tech 10-1 the next morning to end its tournament run.
• On April 15, 2000 in a 16-6 Princeton win at Columbia’s Coakley Field, Andrew Hanson ’01 went 6 for 6 at the plate and hit for
the cycle. In the game, Hanson tied the school record for hits in a game (6), home runs in a game (2) and RBIs in a game (7). He
recorded 16 total bases and five extra-base hits, both of which were new school records.
• The 2001 Princeton Tigers won their second consecutive Ivy League Championship and sixth consecutive Gehrig Division title.
Princeton defeated The Citadel, 11-6, for its first NCAA tournament win in 36 years.
• Ryan Quillian ‘03 was the first Tiger to win the Ivy League Pitcher of the Year award in its 24-year history.
• Princeton’s 6-2 win on April 18, 2003, at Penn was the 2,000th win in the history of Princeton baseball.
• On April 17, 2004, in the second game of a double header at Columbia, Tim Lahey ’04 set a Princeton record by becoming the
first Princeton hitter to hit three home runs in the same game.
• Mike Ford was the first Tiger to win all Ivy major postseason awards in a career and was the first Ivy League player to be
named both Pitcher and Player of the Year in the same season in 2013. He was also Princeton’s first-ever Player of the Year.
• In 2013, Mike Ford was Princeton’s first Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award finalist and Gregg Olson Award semifinalist.
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Letterwinners
1931
H.T. Bennett ’31
R.A. Bessire ’32
F.K. Bowman, Jr. ’32
Samuel Cochran, Jr. ’32¥
Amos Eno ’32
B.H. Etherington, Jr. ’33
F.P. Glazebrook ’33
L.W. Herzog ’33
R.E. Knell ’33
Langdon Lee, Jr. ’32
F.P. Mackinney ’31
E.J. Moles, Jr. ’31
G.G. Morse ’32
Charles E.A. Muldaur ’31†
C.R. Parker, Jr. ’32
E.L. Ray, Jr. ’32
Weatherly Reinmund ’31
J.B. Tredennick ’31§
1932
W.M. Aicher ’32
R.A. Bessire ’32
H.C. Borger, Jr. ’33
F.K. Bowman, Jr. ’32†
Samuel Cochran, Jr. ’32§
C.H. Craig ’34
Amos Eno ’32
W.C. Goodpasture ’32
Wilmer W. Gosnell ’34
L.W. Herzog ’33
A. Frederick Kammer, Jr. ’34
R.E. Knell ’33
K.H. Larsen ’34
G.G. Morse ’32
C.R. Parker, Jr. ’32
J. Stanley Purnell ’33
E.L. Ray, Jr. ’32
1933
H.C. Borger, Jr. ’33
Douglas M. Bramlette ’34
Gordon E. Brown ’34
W.J. Croul ’33
B.H. Etherington, Jr. ’33
George L. Follansbee ’34
D.D. Johnson ’33
R.E. Knell ’33
K.H. Larsen ’34
J. Leo Myers, Jr. ’35
J. Dickson Neel ’35
J. Stanley Purnell ’33†
J.W. Samuels ’34
Dorrance Sexton ’33§
George H. Wegener ’34
S.W. Wilson II ’33
W.H. Woltman ’33
1934
Douglas M. Bramlette ’34
Gordon E. Brown ’34§
George L. Follansbee ’34†
Eugene C. Gerhart ’34
Garrett B. LeVan, Jr. ’36
J. Leo Myers, Jr. ’35
J. Dickson Neel ’35
Robert L. Nevitt ’36
Corning Pearson ’34
Richard B. Perry, Jr. ’36
John Reichel, Jr. ’36
H. Arthur Smith ’34
Edgar A. Spencer ’36
J.P. Theurer ’35¥
George H. Wegener ’34
1935
R.P. Bell ’37
J.P. Chubet III ’37
Robert H. French ’36
Dean Hill, Jr. ’37
R.O. Jones ’36¥
Garrett F. Lauritzen ’37
G.B. LeVan, Jr. ’36
J.H. Morris ’37
J. Leo Myers, Jr. ’35†
Richard B. Perry, Jr. ’36
D.S. Rice ’37
E.K. Sandbach ’37
Edgar A. Spencer ’36
J.P. Theurer ’35§
1936
R.P. Bell ’37
G.F. Brown ’36
W.G. Fallon, Jr. ’38
Robert H. French ’36†
Dean Hill, Jr. ’37
F.B. Johnston ’36
R.O. Jones ’36§
H.B. Lynn ’36
G.S. McElroy ’37¥
J.H. Morris ’37
D.S. Rice ’37
E.K. Sandbach ’37
1937
T.E. Barnicle ’39
R.P. Bell ’37
D.L. Farber, Jr. ’39
E.W. Givens ’39
A.T. Harper ’39
Dean Hill, Jr. ’37†
M.F. Hill ’39
R.M. Jabara ’38
Guilford Jones, Jr. ’38¥
G.S. McElroy ’37§
J.H. Morris ’37
Edmund R. Novak ’38
R.S. Paine ’37
R.J. Riddle ’39
E.K. Sandbach ’37
1938
F.D. Foote, Jr. ’40
E.W. Givens ’39
A.T. Harper ’39
M.F. Hill ’39
R.M. Jabara ’38
Guilford Jones, Jr. ’38§
J.W. Knowles ’39
W.B. Moore ’39
Edmund R. Novak ’38†
R.I. Purnell ’40
R.J. Riddle ’39
W.H.G. Smith ’39¥
1939
D.A. Carmichael, Jr. ’41
Jack H. Gefaell ’40
A.T. Harper ’39†
M.F. Hill ’39
Brooks M. Jones ’40
I.A. Meeker ’40¥
W.B. Moore ’39
P.J. Murphy ’39
Stanley W. Pearson, Jr. ’41
R.B. Plumer ’41
W.H.G. Smith ’39§
B.E. Tate, Jr. ’40
1940
W.L. Allen ’42
Norman Cosby ’41
W.S. Emmons ’41¥
Jack H. Gefaell ’40†
Brooks M. Jones ’40
William L. MacCoy, Jr. ’42
I.A. Meeker ’40§
Stanley W. Pearson, Jr. ’41
Anson Perina ’40
R.B. Plumer ’41
H.T. Powers ’40
F.E. Rowe, Jr. ’40
J.O. Rutter ’42
B.E. Tate, Jr. ’40
1941
W.L. Allen ’42
R.H.B. Baldwin ’42
Norman Cosby ’41
W.S. Emmons ’41§
E.C. Gamble ’41
William L. MacCoy, Jr. ’42
John F. McCarthy, Jr. ’43
J.R. Midgley ’43
Stanley W. Pearson, Jr. ’41†
Robert I. Perina ’43
R.B. Plumer ’41
E.J. Powers II ’41
W.F. Reighley ’42¥
Leroy E. Talcott, Jr. ’43
A.M. Williams ’43
1942
N.P. Allen ’43¥
W.L. Allen ’42
R.H.B. Baldwin ’42
J.W. Brennan ’44
H.W. Chase ’43
J.H. Covington ’43
H.I. Donnelly, Jr. ’44¥
Jack Dunn ’43
J.H. Eide ’44
J.K. Greenbaum ’42
D.C. Johnson, Jr. ’44
P.T. Kearney ’43
William L. MacCoy, Jr. ’42†
John F. McCarthy, Jr. ’43
George Q. Palmer ’43
Robert L. Peters, Jr. ’42
Robert I. Perina ’43
S.W. Royce ’42
W.F. Reighley ’42§
E.S. Wetmore ’43¥
A.M. Williams ’43
H.G. Williams, Jr. ’44
1943
C.R. Brewer ’45
A.S. Cook, Jr. ’43
Jack Dunn ’43
J.H. Eide ’44
C.H. Howell, Jr. ’43
R.M. Huber ’45
D.C. Johnson, Jr. ’44
R.K. LeBlond II ’44
T.S. Meth ’44¥
R.R. Ohrstrom ’44¥
P.H. Paris ’44
Robert I. Perina ’43†
R.W. Smiley ’43
R.R. Sterrett ’44
W.J. Strawbridge ’44
E.S. Wetmore ’43§
H.G. Williams, Jr. ’44
1944
J.I. Anthony ’46Δ
Richard S. Armstrong ’46Δ
R.P. Bilgrav Δ
Chester Billings, Jr. ’46Δ
D.S. Dickson ’47
J.L. Fagan Δ
D.W. Hufnail Δ
A.A. Issler Δ
James Jordan, Jr. Δ
R.E. Lundberg Δ
David S. Marshall ’45†
P.W. Taylor ’45Δ§
D.F. Ullmann Δ
W.G. Wheeler Δ
1945
Samuel B.D. Baird ’48†
Rudolf A. Clemen, Jr. ’48
W.D. Goodrich ’48Δ
J.F. Joline ’47Δ
W.G. Litchfield ’46¥
Ulmer MacDonald ’48Δ
G.E. McCormack ’48Δ
A.W. McMahon, Jr. Δ
H.F. Merritt ’48
S.S. Morris ’47§
T.J. O’Shaughnessy Δ
H.J. Rohner, Jr. ’48
Neil W. Zundel ’48Δ
1946
Allen W. Bush ’47Δ†
Rudolf A. Clemen, Jr. ’48
James P. Fairchild ’49
Joseph M. Farley ’49¥
Rollie D. Gilliss, Jr. ’44¥
George B. Franke ’46
David D. Gray ’48Δ
Raymond J. Jaeggi ’48Δ
John M. Kirmil ’45
Paul F. Klinefelter, Jr. ’48
Ulmer MacDonald ’48
John C. Meeker ’48Δ
Clifford R. Oviatt ’49Δ
Robert D. Peck ’49
John J. Pohanka ’49§
Nicholas J. Rainone ’48Δ
Marvin Skolnick ’49
David G. Supple ’48Δ
Neil W. Zundel ’48Δ
1947
Richard S. Armstrong ’46
Samuel B.D. Baird ’48
Chandler R. Brewer ’45†
David H. Carpenter ’49
Joseph M. Farley ’49§
John C. Fullerton ’45
William F. Gallagher ’45
David D. Gray ’48
John C. Meeker ’48
George Q. Palmer ’43
Robert D. Peck ’49
Thomas D. Washburne ’49¥
Richard T. West ’45
Robert W. Wolcott, Jr. ’48
Neil W. Zundel ’48
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1948
Walter D. Armstrong, Jr. ’50
Allen R. Beebe ’48
Karl A. Gruber ’50
William C. Hughes ’50
Stephen J. Kearney ’50
George A. Kepler ’47
John M. Kirmil ’45
Donald S. Leslie ’47¥
John C. Meeker ’48†
Henry F. Merritt ’48
Ernest C. Savage, Jr. ’46
John B. Smiley ’49
Robert L. Smith ’50
Raymond F. Thek ’49
Thomas D. Washburne ’49§
Donald G. West ’50
James K. Young ’50¥
Philip T. Zabriskie ’50
1949
Walter D. Armstrong, Jr. ’50
Lawrence W. Becker ’51
John C. Burne, Jr. ’49¥
Edward M. Irvin ’51
George A. Kepler ’47†
Henry F. Merritt ’48
Willard F. Prior, Jr. ’51
Frank R. Reichel ’51
Marvin Skolnick ’49
Donald M. Wilson ’51¥
James K. Young ’50§
1950
Walter D. Armstrong, Jr. ’50†
Harry P. Brightman ’52
Ray Chirurgi ’52
Samuel S. DeCou ’52¥
Joseph C. Edens, Jr. ’50
John R. Emery ’52
William C. Hughes ’50
Michael J. Kearns ’51
David F. Miller ’50¥
Willard F. Prior, Jr. ’51
Edward W. Reed ’51
John J. Reydel ’51
Donald M. Wilson ’51§
1951
John Blessing II ’52
Ray Chirurgi ’52
Samuel S. DeCou ’52§
John R. Emery ’52
Peter E. Fleming, Jr. ’51
Joseph L. Fromm ’53¥
Joseph F. Golden ’53
Michael J. Kearns ’51
Hobart C. Kreitler ’52
Willard F. Prior, Jr. ’51†
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John J. Reydel ’51
David M. Sisler ’53
Charles C. Townsend, Jr. ’51
Charles F. Weeden III ’51
1952
John Blessing II ’52
Ray Chirurgi ’52†
Joseph L. Fromm ’53§
William S. Gall, Jr. ’53
Joseph F. Golden ’53
Hobart C. Kreitler ’52
N. Jack Newell ’53
Samuel R. Parke ’53
Richard D. Savage ’54
David M. Sisler ’53
Edward S. Stimpson III ’54
William A. Tryon ’53
1953
Allan C. Bryant ’53
Joseph L. Castle ’54
John D. Easton ’55
Sidney L. Eaton ’54§
Richard B. Emery ’55
William S. Gall, Jr. ’53
Joseph F. Golden ’53†
Gordon S. Gray ’55
Samuel R. Parke ’53
John T. Perkins ’55
Edward S. Stimpson III ’54
Henry M. Thomay ’55
Waldo A.
Van Valkenburgh ’54¥
1954
Franklin E. Agnew III ’56
Joseph L. Castle ’54
James B. Cochran II ’55§
John D. Easton ’55
Royce N. Flippin, Jr. ’56
Mark A. Fuller, Jr. ’54
Roderick A. Fyles, Jr. ’54
Peter Millard ’55
Donald C. Pulcipher ’55¥
Edward S. Stimpson III ’54†
Richard C. Smith ’54
1955
John R. Brightman ’55
John D. Easton ’55†
Leighton B. Ford ’57
James C. Gibson, Jr. ’56
James Q. Griffin ’55
Edward L. McMillan, Jr. ’57
Peter Millard ’55
Frank F. Mountcastle ’55
John T. Perkins ’55
Robert P. Teulings ’56§
1956
Dale G. Casto, Jr. ’58
Robert W. Chamberlin ’57§
Lawrence J. Durante ’57
James C. Gibson, Jr. ’56†
William C. McClelland ’56
James J. McKee ’56
Edward L. McMillan, Jr. ’57
Thomas B. Morris, Jr. ’58
Thomas E. Quay ’56
Bartley L. Reitz ’57
Edward J. Seaman ’58
David K. Silhanek ’57
Garrett J. Thrasher ’58
John H. Wert ’57
1957
Carl I. Belz ’59
Herman J. Belz ’59
Lawrence J. Durante ’57
Richard N. Edie ’59
Mandeville A. Frost ’59
James A. Lehman ’58
Gene Locks ’59
Edward L. McMillan, Jr. ’57†
Edward J. Seaman ’58
Thomas R. Shearer, Jr. ’58§
David K. Silhanek ’57
John H. Wert ’57
1958
Carl I. Belz ’59
Joseph R. Burns ’59
Peter M. Crispo ’60
Harvey Dosik ’59§
Richard N. Edie ’59
Michael V. Ippolito ’60
Gene Locks ’59
Eugene M. Mignogna ’59
Kenneth R. Murray ’60
Edward J. Seaman ’58†
Garrett J. Thrasher ’58
Laurin A. Wollan ’59
1959
Carl I. Belz ’59
Joseph R. Burns ’59
Peter M. Crispo ’60
W. Davis Douglas III ’60
Richard N. Edie ’59†
David M. Lank ’60§
Gene Locks ’59
Lawrence F. McAtee, Jr. ’59
William A. McMillan ’61
Robert J. Myslik ’61
Elmer J. Naples ’61
John L. Sullivan ’61
William C. Woolverton ’59
1960
Michael C. Devine ’62
W. Davis Douglas III ’60
Paul F. Finch ’61
Martin H. Garrell ’60
Roger O. Hoit ’62
Michael V. Ippolito ’60†
David L. Jameson ’62§
William Karjane, Jr. ’61
Donald W. Marquet ’62
Robert J. Myslik ’61
Walter M. Phillips, Jr. ’61
Gary C. Trout ’61
W. John Whitehouse, Jr. ’62
1961
Thomas S. Adams ’61
Paul F. Finch ’61
A.A. Lee Hegner ’61
Roger O. Hoit ’62
Henry W. Large ’62
Robert J. Myslik ’61†
Walter M. Phillips, Jr. ’61
Lawrence V. Schoenfeld ’63
Anton C. Schoolwerth ’63
Edward F. Walsh ’63§
Olin L. West III ’62
W. John Whitehouse, Jr. ’62
1962
Donald W. Fudge ’63
Roger O. Hoit ’62
Jotham Johnson, Jr. ’64
Donald W. Marquet ’62
M. Frank Remley III ’66
Emile Rosenberg ’64
W. Gerald Skey ’64
Blakeney Stafford ’64
Edward F. Walsh ’63§
Peter S. Wardenburg ’63
Donald C. Weeden ’64
W. John Whitehouse, Jr. ’62†
1963
William W. Bradley ’65
Donald W. Fudge ’63†
Douglas M. Herron ’64§
Paul T. Lahti ’63
Joseph W. Riley, Jr. ’65
Jack W. Singer ’65
Joseph M. Sisco ’65
Walter R. Uhle ’65
1964
Daniel F. Adams ’66
Frank J. Biondi, Jr. ’66
Albert P. Genchi ’65
Richard B. Gordinier ’64
Ronald J. Landeck ’66
Thomas R. Scott, Jr. ’66
Jack W. Singer ’65
Walter R. Uhle ’65†
August R. Wilkoc ’64
Victor H. Woolley ’64
David A. Wiessler ’64§
1965
Albert P. Genchi ’65
Ronald J. Landeck ’66
Graham P. Marcott ’67
Lynnwood R. Moore ’67
Thomas A. Peppler ’67
John S. Redpath, Jr. ’66
Samuel K. Rosen ’65§
Jeffrey Ross ’65
Jack W. Singer ’65†
Joseph M. Sisco ’65
Walter R. Uhle ’65
1966
Stephen M. Cushmore ’68
Philip J. DeSantis ’67
H. Bartow Farr III ’66
Ronald J. Landeck ’66†
Joseph M. Luongo ’66
James D. Mosher ’68
Michael E. Paulaitis ’68
Thomas A. Peppler ’67
John S. Redpath, Jr. ’66
Carl P. Sahler, Jr. ’66
John O. Theobald ’66§
Robert L. Weber ’68
1967
James T. Adams ’69
Philip J. DeSantis ’67
Robert A. Flohr ’69
Michael J. Fremuth ’69
Douglas S. James ’67
Frederick L. Makrauer ’69§
Thomas A. Peppler ’67†
J. Robert Sobditch ’68
Robert L. Weber ’68
1968
Jeffrey S. Arbogast ’70
Dale E. Bosley ’68
Gary L. Bragg ’70
John Todd Faulkner ’70
Robert A. Flohr ’69
Robert C. Gang ’69
Arnold E. Holtberg ’70
Donald T. Lichty ’70
Frederick L. Makrauer ’69§
Richard D. Slone ’68
Robert L. Weber ’68†
Robert R. Wolff ’70
Terry L. Young ’69
1969
Paul P. Colborn ’71
John Todd Faulkner ’70†
Robert C. Gang ’69
John D. Hittson ’71
Ray J. Huard ’71
Carl D. Hunter ’70
John M. Rooney ’71
Robert A. Schiffner, Jr. ’71
Richard L. Shiffrin ’70§
Terry L. Young ’69
1970
Bernard J. Barrett ’71
William F. Binder, Jr. ’72
John H. Bjorklund ’72
Douglas Blake ’72
Leonard S. Coleman, Jr. ’71
William B. Craswell ’70
Jeffry R. Davis ’71
John Todd Faulkner ’70†
Blake D. Gall ’72
Laird H. Hayes ’71
Ray J. Huard ’71
Stephen T. McLean ’72
Christopher P. Nicholas ’71§
James Pestronk ’72
1971
William F. Binder, Jr. ’72
John H. Bjorklund ’72
Douglas Blake ’72
G. Randy Blevins ’73
Paul P. Colborn ’71
Leonard S. Coleman, Jr. ’71
William S. Coppedge ’73
John W. Davren ’72
Laird H. Hayes ’71
Ray J. Huard ’71†
John T. Kinne ’73
Peter H. Korsan ’73
John M. Rooney ’71
Bruce I. Rothschild ’72§
Brady S. Sadek ’73
1972
Kenneth A. Beytin ’74
William F. Binder, Jr. ’72†
Douglas Blake ’72
Steven F. Brown ’74
Lawrence B. Chollet ’73
C. Steven Crandall ’74
John R. Cullinane, Jr. ’74
George T. Cummings ’73
Jeffrey M. Davis ’72
John W. Davren ’72
Peter H. Korsan ’73
Steven A. Loy ’74
Stephen T. McLean ’72
James Pestronk ’72
Anthony J. Riposta ’74
Brady S. Sadek ’73
Ralph L. Stanley ’74
Ann E. Throndsen ’75§
Robert W. Wilson ’73
1973
Kenneth A. Beytin ’74
George T. Cummings ’73
Robert L. Harding ’75
Eric P. Hoberg ’75
Peter H. Korsan ’73†
Steven A. Loy ’74
Scott R. McHenry ’75
Frank D. Mistretta ’75
William H. Napier, Jr. ’75
Ann E. Throndsen ’75§
Richard W. Ziegler ’75
1974
Gregory C. Adams ’76
John J. Basta ’76
Kenneth A. Beytin ’74†
Jonathan W. Blodgett ’75
Neil Chamberlin ’76
Glenn A. Christy ’76
Jeffrey S. French ’76
Michael B. French ’76
Robert L. Harding ’75
Thomas J. Issac ’76
Kevin J. Kaufman ’76
Edward J. Kuchar ’76
Douglas W. Lorentz ’76
Steven A. Loy ’74
Scott R. McHenry ’75
Kevin M. Plunkett ’76
Mark D. Softy ’76
1975
John J. Basta ’76
Robert L. Daly ’77
Robert J. Flaherty ’77
Thomas J. Isaac ’76
Scott R. McHenry ’75†
Michael B. O’Brien ’77
Paul D. Pecka ’77
Mark D. Softy ’76
Dennis P. Spates ’77
Scott A. Sullivan ’77
Robert M. Tufts ’77
1976
F. Scott Addis ’78
John J. Basta ’76
Glenn A. Christy ’76†
Robert J. Flaherty ’77
Matthew Gorman ’78
Andrew Kannenberg ’78
Mike O’Brien ’77
Paul D. Pecka ’77
Beth Rose ’77§
Mark D. Softy ’76
Paul Zoubek ’78
1977
F. Scott Addis ’78
Jonathan G. Baker ’80
Mark F. Cascia ’80
Thomas Cervino ’79
Hoon Mo Chung ’80
Joseph F. DeGeorge ’79
Robert J. Flaherty ’77†
Theodore A. Frangos ’80
Matthew Gorman ’78
Jerry Hughes ’78
Edward C. Kish ’79
Victor K. Kurylak ’79
Michael B. O’Brien ’77
Paul D. Pecka ’77
Glenn Robinson ’78
Beth Rose ’77§
Roderick W. Shepard ’80
Paul Zoubek ’78
1978
F. Scott Addis ’78†
Christopher A. Cascia ’81
Hoon Mo Chung ’80
John R. Corelli ’80
Joseph F. DeGeorge ’79
Theodore A. Frangos ’80
Matthew Gorman ’78†
Eric G. Jahn ’79
Andrew Kannenberg ’78
Mark F. Lockenmeyer ’81
G. Kelly Martin ’81
Sam A. Messina ’78
William C. Miller ’81
Rick R. Pacelli ’79
Glenn Robinson ’78
Nicky Sheats ’78
Edwin Steinman, Jr. ’78
Paul Zoubek ’78
1979
Christopher Boudreau ’81
David Colangelo ’82
John R. Corelli ’80
Joseph F. DeGeorge ’79†
Nicholas E.
Donatiello, Jr. ’82§
John R. Emery ’79
Mark E. Goldstrom ’80
Thomas F. Hagerstrom ’82
Robert C. Holly ’82
Eric G. Jahn ’79
J. Michael Judy ’82
William E. Knight ’81
Scott E. Messel ’81
Sam A. Messina ’81
Thomas S. Michel ’81
Henry B. Milligan ’81
Baseball5
1980
John R. Corelli ’80†
Theodore Frangos ’80
J. Michael Judy ’82
Steven F. Kordish ’83
Jay M. Lieberman ’81
Scott R. Minnich ’83
Gabrielle Napolitano ’82§
Donald W. Parker ’82
James C. Peck ’81
Gerald E. Rodts, Jr. ’83
Roderick W. Shepard ’80†
James Starnes ’81
Paul G. Steinhauser ’83
1981
Christopher J. Brennand ’82
James M. Judy ’82
Steve F. Kordish ’83
Jay M. Lieberman ’81
Mark F. Lockenmeyer ’81†
Steven F. Mayer ’81
Scott R. Minnich ’83
James C. Peck ’81
Dean G. Tanella ’83
R. Scott Thompson ’81
1982
James Adams ’84
Edward F. Aulisi ’84
William G. Beard ’85
Craig W. Best ’83
Christopher J. Brennand ’82
Ralph P. Brooks ’85
Neil A. Cable ’84
Richard Edie ’85
L. Kyle Heffley ’85
Robert C. Holly ’82†
James M. Judy ’82
Thomas J. Kates ’84
Steven F. Kordish ’83
Thomas Magno ’85
Craig R. Peters ’85
Bruce R. Snider ’83
Dean G. Tanella ’83
Thomas N. Teeple ’83
Raymond V. Tuohey, Jr. ’85
John M. von Thron ’84
Edward A. Yorkgitis, Jr. ’83
1983
Daniel P. Arendas ’86
Edward F. Aulisi ’84
Ralph P. Brooks ’85
Neil A. Cable ’84
James T. Curtis ’86
6Baseball
Daniel T. DeVinney ’86
Michael C. Donato ’86
Richard Edie ’85
Marc S. Goldenberg ’86
Michelle R. Harvey ’84§
Thomas J. Kates ’84
Steven F. Kordish ’83†
Scott D. LaForest ’86
Todd W. Leavitt ’86
Raymond A. Lebel ’86
Bruce R. Snider ’83
Paul G. Steinhauser ’83†
Thomas J. Urquhart ’86
1984
Edward F. Aulisi ’84†
John R. Buchanan ’87
Kenneth S. Citron ’87
James T. Curtis ’86
Michael J. DeNoia ’87
Richard Edie ’85
Michelle R. Harvey ’84§
Henry F. Kolowrat ’86
Steven D. LaForest ’86
Ray E. Newton ’86
Deborah J. Norman ’87¥
Joseph D. Pape ’87
Arthur J. Peponis ’87
Drew K. Stratton ’87
Todd A. Tuckner ’87
Sean P. Welsh ’87
James G. Yoest ’86¥
1985
William G. Beard ’85†
Brian A. Casazza ’87
Richard J. Casey ’88
James M. Devin ’87
Richard Edie ’85
Michael P. Fiala ’85†
Stephen L. Holland ’88
Jennifer E. Inker ’87¥
Gregory D. Kuzma ’88
Mark T. Leavitt ’88
Ray E. Newton ’86
Deborah J. Norman ’87§
Michael J. Reed ’88
R. Todd Stockard ’86
Sean P. Welsh ’87
1986
Daniel P. Arendas ’86†
Jeffrey P. Barton ’89
Kenneth J. Brenner ’89
Brian A. Casazza ’87
Richard J. Casey ’88
Kristen M. DePoy ’89¥
Robin A. Gibney ’88¥
Gregory H. Hamilton ’88
Frank J. Kontely ’87
Scott D. LaForest ’86†
Todd W. Leavitt ’86†
Michael C. Lutz ’89
Brian S. McAllister ’89
Ray E. Newton ’86
John K. Smyth ’86
R. Todd Stockard ’86
Sean P. Welsh ’87
1987
Brian A . Casazza ’87
Richard D. Casey ’88
John M. Garrett ’88
Robin A. Gibney ’88§
Ian A. McDonald ’90
Daniel M. McPhee ’90
Brandon D. Montler ’90
J. Anthony Moore III ’90
Matthew W. Noone ’90
Daniel L. Palmer ’90
Bradley E. Remig ’90
Joseph M. Sawyer ’90
Todd A. Tuckner ’87†
Gary L. Waslewski ’89
Sean P. Welsh ’88
1988
Jeffrey P. Barton ’89
Steven W. Burns ’91
Joseph J. Clifford ’90
Robert J. Fedder ’91
John M. Garrett ’88
Judd J. Garrett ’90
Robin A. Gibney ’88§
Robert J. Gralewski, Jr. ’91
Edward W. Hockenbury ’90
Stephen L. Holland ’88†
Kevin J. McGrath ’91
J. Richie Nash ’90
Matthew S. Noone ’90
Brian M. Zirlin ’91
1989
Jeffrey P. Barton ’90†
Kevin S. Butterfield ’92
Matthew W. Claus ’92
Joseph P. Clifford ’90
Peter J. Frend ’92
Glenn M. Goldman ’90
Robert J. Gralewski, Jr. ’91
Scott B. Hayes ’92
Alisa C. Jancu ’91§
Michael C. Lutz ’89†
Robert D. McCutchan ’92
Matthew S. Noone ’90
Peter H. Noone ’92
Allen J. Popowitz ’92
Jason E. Scott ’92
Sean R. Sullivan ’92
Wade W. Wilson ’92
1990
Nicholas J. Brown ’92
Peter J. Frend ’92
Harry G. Gutheil III ’93
Matthew C. Iseman ’92
Robert D. McCutchan ’92
Kevin J. McGrath ’92
J. Richey Nash ’91
Frank C. Nastanski ’93
Matthew S. Noone ’90†
Peter H. Noone ’92
Jamie S. Peterson ’93
Daniel P. Puskas ’93
Jose L. Rios ’93
John T. Rivers ’93
Jeffrey C. Schweitzer ’93
Todd M. Taylor ’93
Wade W. Wilson ’92
1991
Michael F. Cicero ’94
Todd W. Fausnaught ’94
Jason M. Garman ’94
Jeffrey A. Hogg ’94
David J. Kahney ’94
Franklin G. Monzon ’93
J. Richey Nash ’91
Frank C. Nastanski ’93
Peter H. Noone ’92†
Christopher R. Samway ’94
W. Creighton Smith ’94
Thomas C. Strandwitz ’94
Timothy E. Taylor ’94
Brian M. Zirlin ’91†
1992
Kevin S. Butterfield ’92†
Michael Casagranda ’95
Matthew E. Golden ’94
Andrew Grapkowski ’95
Michael J. Jordan ’94
David J. Kahney ’94
Koleman E. Karleski ’95
Douglas R. Knecht ’95
Terrence C. Morris ’93
Peter H. Noone ’92†
Eric L. Smallwood ’95
W. Creighton Smith ’94
Thomas C. Strandwitz ’94
Sean R. Sullivan ’92†
Roderick S. Yorke ’95
1993
Jason D. Brice ’96
Michael E. Ciminiello ’96
David J. Ekelund ’96
Andrew Grapkowski ’95
Thomas A. Hage ’96
Todd E. Kata ’96
Douglas R. Knecht ’95
Christopher K. Looney ’95
John A. Millin ’95
Terrence C. Morris ’93
Zachary W. Perry ’95
Daniel P. Puskas ’93†
Jeffrey C. Schweitzer ’93†
Peter A. Silletti ’96
J. Sebastian Traeger ’96
Christopher K. Yarbrough ’96
1994
Andrew P. Baumbusch ’96
Gino C. Barbera ’97
Gregory M. Beston ’97
Jason D. Brice ’96
Tyler V. Bronson ’97
Brian N. Cherry ’96
Jonathan H. Edgar ’97
John L. Jenkins ’96
David J. Kahney ’95†
Todd E. Kata ’96
Michael C. Keck ’97
Jade R. Landfried ’97
Kevin M. McLaughlin ’97
Sean K. McQuaid ’97
Keith E. Negrin ’97
Joseph P. Quinn ’97
Christopher R. Samway ’94†
Timothy E. Taylor ’94†
Sebastian J. Traeger ’96
Brian P. Volpp ’97
1995
Jonathan H. Edgar ’97
Samuel L. Elliott ’98
Asher B. Griffin ’98
Justin C. Griffin ’98
Michael N. Hazen ’98
Mitchell G. Henderson ’98
David J. Kahney ’95†
Todd E. Kata ’96
Jade R. Landfried ’97
Joseph M.J. Machado ’98
Benjamin D. Matsil ’98
George W. Miller ’98
Keith E. Negrin ’97
Benjamin M. Smith ’98
Bryan F. Stroh ’98
1996
Matthew C. Evans ‘99
Jeffrey R. Golden ‘99
Asher B. Griffin ’98
Justin C. Griffin ’98
Michael N. Hazen ’98
Patrick J. Henning ‘99
Todd E. Kata ’96
Timothy R. Killgoar ‘99
Christopher J. Loving ‘98
Joseph M.J. Machado ’98
George W. Miller ’98
Benjamin M. Smith ’98
Bryan F. Stroh ’98
1997
Gino C. Barbera ‘97
Tyler V. Bronson ‘97
Joseph M. DeLaura ‘00
Asher B. Griffin ‘98
Justin C. Griffin ‘98
Michael N. Hazen ‘98
Howard G. Horn ‘99
Michael C. Keck ‘97
Jason M. Koonin ‘99
Michael D. Levy ‘00
Joseph M. J. Machado ‘98
Sean K. McQuaid ‘97
John J. Mitchell ‘00
John P. Pearson ‘99
Jason M. Quintana ‘00
Jesse T. Ryan ‘00
Christopher R. Small ‘00
Benjamin M. Smith ‘98
Bryan F. Stroh ‘98
John F. Tedeman ‘00
Paul B. Volpp ‘97
Peter M. Yarbrough ‘99
1998
Joseph M. DeLaura ‘00
Bart T. East ‘98
Samuel L. Elliot ‘98
Asher B. Griffin ‘98
Justin C. Griffin ‘98
Andrew P. Hanson ‘01
Michael N. Hazen ‘98
Casey N. Hildreth ‘01
Howard G. Horn ‘99
Jonathan M. Kramce ‘01
Jason M. Koonin ‘99
Michael D. Levy ‘00
Christopher J. Loving ‘99
Joseph M. J. Machado ‘98
Michael Martin ‘01
Benjamin D. Matsil ‘98
Sean M. McNally ‘01
John J. Mitchell ‘00
John P. Pearson ‘99
Jason M. Quintana ‘00
Jesse T. Ryan ‘00
Christopher R. Small ‘00
Benjamin M. Smith ‘98
Bryan F. Stroh ‘98
John F. Tedeman ‘00
Jon L. Watterson ‘01
1999
Ryan J. Achterberg ’02
Patrick M. Boran ’02
William T. Broome ’02
Matthew C. Evans ’99
Jeffrey R. Golden ’99
Mark J. Grayson ’02
Andrew P. Hanson ’01
Patrick J. Henning ’99
Casey N. Hildreth ’01
Howard G. Horn ’99
Timothy R. Killgoar ’99
Jason M. Koonin ’99
Jonathan Maxwell Krance ’01
Christopher J. Loving ’99
Michael Martin ’01
Sean M McNally ’01
John J. Mitchell ’00
R. Connor O’Gorman ’01
John P. Pearson ’99
Timothy J. Phillips ’01
Jason M. Quintana ’00
Thomas W. Rowland ’02
Jesse T. Ryan ’00
Christopher R. Small ’00
John F. Tedeman ’00
Eric D. Voelker ’02
Jon L. Watterson ’01
2000
Ryan J. Achterberg ’02
David R. Boehle ’03
Patrick M. Boran ’02
Michael D. Chernoff ’03
Dean A. Dent ’02
Mark J. Grayson ’02
Andrew P. Hanson ’01
Adam L. Henry ’02
Christopher J. Higgins ’02
Casey N. Hildreth ’01
Scott C. Hindman ’03
Jonathan M. Krance ’01
David F. Lieb ’03
Michael Martin ’01
Sean M McNally ’01
Jonathan I. Miller ’03
John J. Mitchell ’00
R. Connor O’Gorman ’01
Nicholas D. Pappas ’02
Timothy J. Phillips ’01
Ryan K. Quillian ’03
Jason M. Quintana ’00
Thomas W. Rowland ’02
Mark R. Siano ’03
Christopher R. Small ’00
John F. Tedeman ’00
Eric D. Voelker ’02
Jon L. Watterson ’01
Christopher R. Young ’02
2001
Ryan J. Achterberg ‘02
Brian M. Biegen ‘04
David R. Boehle ‘03
Patrick M. Boran ‘02
William T. Broome ‘03
Michael D. Chernoff ‘03
Eric D. Fitzgerald ‘04
Andrew P. Hanson ‘01
Christopher J. Higgins ‘02
Casey N. Hildreth ‘01
Scott Craig Hindman ’03
Baseball7
J. Maxwell Krance ‘01
Timothy W. Lahey ‘04
David F. Lieb ‘03
Jonathan I. Miller ‘03
Nathan J. Miller ‘04
R. Connor O’Gorman ‘01
Nicholas D. Pappas ‘02
Thomas E. Pauly ‘04
Timothy J. Phillips ‘01
Ryan K. Quillian ‘03
Ryan M. Reich ‘04
Thomas W. Rowland ‘02
Bruce A. Self ‘04
Mark R. Siano ‘03
Eric D. Voelker ‘02
Jon L. Watterson ‘01
Stephen T. Young ‘04
2002
Ryan J. Achterberg ‘02
Paul D. Ackerman ‘05
Adam J. Balkan ‘05
Patrick M. Boran ‘02
Ryan L. Eldridge ‘05
Tyler L. Hassen ‘05
Aaron D. Herr ‘05
Christopher J. Higgins ‘02
Scott Craig Hindman ’03
Brian P. Kappel ‘05
R. Worth Lumry ‘05
C. Ross Ohlendorf ‘05
Nicholas D. Pappas ‘02
Ryan M. Reich ‘04
Thomas W. Rowland ‘02
Bruce A. Self ‘04
Mark R. Siano ‘03
Matthew R. Sullivan ‘05
William S. Taylor ‘04
Jason P. Vaughan ‘05
Eric D. Voelker ‘02
2003
Matthew D. Becker ’06
Aaron D. Herr ‘05
8Baseball
Ryan M. Reich ‘04
Andrew J. Salini ’06
Mark R. Siano ‘03
Erik P. Stiller ’06
Brandon J. Szymanski ‘05
Jason P. Vaughan ‘05
William D. Venable ’05
C. Stephen Wendell ’06
Zachary B. Wendkos ’06
2004
Gavin H. Fabian ’07
Aaron D. Herr ‘05
Sal J. Iacono ‘07
Kevin T. Liao ‘07
Aaron N. Prince ‘07
Ryan M. Reich ‘04
Ian M. Shannon ’07
William S. Sweney ‘07
Brandon J. Szymanski ‘05
Charles H. Tongue ‘05
Eric J. Walz ‘07
Michael E. Zaret ‘07
2005
Paul D. Ackerman ’05
Evan T. Alexander ’08
Adam J. Balkan ’05
Sal J. Iacono ’07
Micah D. Kaplan ’08
Brian P. Kappel ’05
Kevin T. Liao ’07
G. Spencer Lucian ’08
R. Worth Lumry ’05
Steven M. Miller ’08
Ryan W. Petrulis ’08
Reid M. Peyton ’08
Aaron N. Prince ’07
Stephen A. Richter ’08
Christian A. Staehely ’08
William S. Sweney ’07
Charles H. Tongue ’05
Eric J. Walz ’07
Michael E. Zaret ’07
2006
Evan T. Alexander ’08
Derek A. Beckman ’09
Daniel D. DeGeorge ’09
Andrew J. Doupe ’09
Bradley Gemberling ’09
Sal J. Iacono ’07
Adrian C. Turnham ’09
Eric J. Walz ’07
Eric R. Zaziski ’09
2007
Brian A. Berkowitz ’10
Jon A. Broscious ’10
Brandon M. Englert ’10
Noel C. Gonzales-Luna ’10
David E. Hale ’10
Sal J. Iacono ’07
John (Jack) J. Murphy ’10
Ross Staine ’10
Langford B. Stuber ’10
Greg J. Van Horn ’10
Eric J. Walz ’07
2008
Daniel J. Barnes ’11
Matthew J. Connor ’11
Timothy K. Feess ’11
Matthew B. Grabowski ’11
David E. Hale ’10
Kyle R. O’Donovan ’11
P. Chad Ohlendorf ’11
David A. Palms ’11
Ross Staine ’10
Matthew J. Welsh ’11
2009
Thomas R. Boggiano ’12
Stephen S. Elmore ’12
David E. Hale ’10
Ryan A. Makis ’12
Samuel W. Mulroy ’12
Ross Staine ’10
Gregory J. Van Horn ’11
Andrew H. Whitener ’12
2010
Nathan T. Baird ’13
Matthew C. Bowman ’13
Brandon M. Englert ’11
Alexander D. Flink ’13
Steven J. Fuchs ’13
W. Stephen P. Harrington ’13
Zachary D. Hermans ’13
Kevin M. Link ’13
Ryan A. Makis ’12
John R. Mishu ’13
Ross Staine ’10
2011
Ryan A. Albert ’14
William T. Davis ’14
Michael P. Fagan ’14
Michael H. Ford ’14
Robert P. Geren ’14
Alexander J. Goetz ’14
Alec D. Keller ’14
Kevin M. Link ’13
Ryan A. Makis ’12
John R. Mishu ’13
M. Jonathan York ’14
John R. Mishu ’13
Peter V. Owens ‘15
Tyler D. Servais ‘15
Luke M. Strieber ‘16
Blake C. Thomsen ‘15
Daniel S. Thomson ‘15
2012
Michael R. Casper ‘15
Matthew S. DeNunzio ‘15
Nicholas A. Donatiello ‘15
Tyler C. Foote ‘15
Brett W. Geren ‘15
Kevin M. Link ’13
Ryan A. Makis ’12
John R. Mishu ’13
Peter V. Owens ‘15
Tyler D. Servais ‘15
Blake C. Thomsen ‘15
Daniel S. Thomson ‘15
2013
William E. Arendt III ‘16
Christopher E. Bodurian ‘16
Michael R. Casper ‘15
Andrew J. Christie ‘16
Matthew S. DeNunzio ‘15
Nicholas A. Donatiello ‘15
Tyler C. Foote ‘15
Brett W. Geren ‘15
Samuel C. Gonzales-Luna ‘16
Daniel M. Hoy ‘16
Andres A. Larramendi ‘16
Kevin M. Link ’13
D. Cameron Mingo ‘16
Baseball9
Baseball Awards
The Robert L. Peters, Jr. ’42 Award
Awarded annually at the Reunions alumni baseball game
to an alumnus who has made significant contributions to the
game of baseball at any level following his graduation or, having played baseball at Princeton, has distinguished himself
after graduation in his chosen field of endeavor. Established
by the Friends of Princeton Baseball in 1984 in honor of Bob
Peters, who has provided inspiration to generations of Princeton
student-athletes through his example as a gentleman, leader,
patriot and competitor.
1986...............Amos Eno ’32
1987...............William J. Hagenah, Jr. ’42
1988...............Moe Berg ’23
1989...............Ashby ‘Brud’ Harper ’39
1990...............Richard S. Armstrong ’46
1991...............Stanley W. Pearson, Jr. ’41
1992...............Lawrence Lucchino ’67
1993...............Robert G. Jahn ’51
1994...............Leonard S. Coleman ’71
1995...............Frank J. Biondi, Jr. ’66
1996...............Joseph F. Golden, Jr. ‘53
1997...............Royce N. Flippin Jr. ‘56
1998...............David Sisler ‘52
1999...............Baseball Classes of 1942 & 1943
2000...............Eddie Donovan H54
2001...............Arnold Holtberg
2002...............C. Steven Crandell ’74
2003...............Thomas P. O’Connell
2004...............Todd W. Leavitt ’86
2005...............Roderick W. Shepard ’80
2006...............Michael N. Hazen ’98
2007...............Christopher R. Young ’02
2008...............C. Ross Ohlendorf ’06
2009...............R. Connor O’Gorman ’01
2010...............William D. Venable ’06
2011...............Michael D. Chernoff ‘03
2012...............Matthew C. Iseman ‘92
2013...............
The Edward J. Donovan Baseball Award
Awarded annually to the pitcher performing the best in the
following categories: Wins, Earned Run Average, Strike Outs.
Presented by the 1975 Varsity Baseball Squad.
1980...............Jonathan G. Baker ’80
1981...............Mark F. Lockenmeyer ’81
1982...............Steven F. Kordish ’83
1983...............Steven F. Kordish ’83
1984...............William G. Beard ’85
1985...............Michael P. Fiala ’85
1986...............Scott D. LaForest ’86
1987...............Stephen L. Holland ’88
1989...............Matthew S. Noone ’90
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1990...............Joseph M. Sawyer ’90
1991...............Kevin S. Butterfield ’92
1992...............Jason M. Garman ’94
1993...............Harry G. Gutheil ’93
1994...............Christopher K. Yarbrough ’96
1995...............David J. Kahney ’95
1996...............Christopher K. Yarbrough ‘96
1997...............Timothy Killgoar ‘99
1998...............Joe Machado ‘98
1999...............Jason M. Quntana ’00
2000...............Christopher R. Young ’02
2001...............Ryan K. Quillian ’03
2002...............Thomas E. Pauly ’04
2003...............Thomas E. Pauly ’04
2004...............C. Ross Ohlendorf ’05
Brian P. Kappel ’05
2005...............Erik P. Stiller ’06
2006...............Christian A. Staehely ’08
2007...............Eric J. Walz ’07
2008...............Bradley Gemberling ’09
Steven M. Miller ‘08
2009...............Matthew B. Grabowski ’11
2010...............No Award Given
2011...............Zachary D. Hermans ‘13
2012...............Zachary D. Hermans ‘13
2013...............Michael H. Ford
The William J. Clarke Award
Awarded annually to that member of the Princeton varsity
baseball team who demonstrates the greatest proficiency in
baseball by achieving the highest score in hitting, fielding and
outstanding plays. Presented by the 1939 varsity baseball squad
in honor of the beloved Bill Clarke, Head Coach of Princeton
Baseball, whose long and successful coaching career fell into
three periods: 1897-1901, 1909-1927, and 1936-1944.
1939...............Dawson L. Farber, Jr. ’39
1940...............Brooks M. Jones ’40
1941...............Richard B. Plumer ’41
1942...............LeRoy E. Talcott, Jr. ’43
1943...............Chandler R. Brewer ’45
1944...............No Award
1945...............No Award
1946...............No Award
1947...............John O. Fullerton ’45
1948...............George A. Kepler ’47
1949...............Walter D. Armstrong, Jr. ’50
1950...............Walter D. Armstrong, Jr. ’50
1951...............Willard F. Prior, Jr. ’51
1952...............William S. Gall, Jr. ’53
1953...............Joseph F. Golden ’53
1954...............Gordon S. Gray ’55
1955...............John D. Easton ’55
1956...............Franklin E. Agnew, III ’56
1957...............Carl I. Belz ’59
1958...............Gene Locks ’59
1959...............Richard N. Edie ’59
1960...............William A. McMillan ’61
1961...............William A. McMillan ’61
1962...............Roger O. Hoit ’62
1963...............Lawrence V. Schoenfeld ’63
1964...............Jack W. Singer ’65
1965...............Walter R. Uhle ’65
1966...............Frank J. Biondi, Jr. ’66
1967...............Graham P. Marcott ’67
1968...............Robert L. Weber ’68
1969...............Arnold E. Holtberg ’70
1970...............Robert A. Schiffner ’71
1971...............Robert A. Schiffner ’71
1972...............Kenneth A. Beytin ’74
1973...............Peter H. Korsan ’73
1974...............Steven F. Brown ’74
1975...............Kevin M. Plunkett ’76
1976...............Robert J. Flaherty ’77
1977...............Paul D. Pecka ’77
1978...............Victor K. Kurylak ’79
1979...............Joseph F. DeGeorge ’79
1980...............Theodore A. Frangos ’80
1982...............Steven F. Kordish ’83
1983...............Daniel P. Arendas ’86
1984...............Daniel P. Arendas ’86
1986...............Daniel P. Arendas ’86
1987...............Todd A. Tuckner ’87
1988...............Jeffery P. Barton ’90
1989...............Jeffery P. Barton ’90
1990...............Jeffrey C. Schweitzer ’93
1991...............Sean R. Sullivan ’92
1992...............Daniel P. Puskas ’93
1993...............Daniel P. Puskas ’93
1994...............David J. Kahney ’95
1995...............David J. Kahney ’95
1996...............Thomas A. Hage ‘96
1997...............Michael N. Hazen ’98
1998...............Michael N. Hazen ’98
1999...............Matthew C. Evans ’99
2000...............Andrew P. Hanson ’01
2001...............J. Maxwell Krance ’01
2002...............Patrick M. Boran ’02
2003...............Jonathan I. Miller ’03
2004...............Brandon J. Szymanski ’05
2005...............William D. Venable ’05
2006...............Zachary B. Wendkos ’06
2007...............Sal J. Iacono ’07
2008...............G. Spencer Lucian ’08
John J. (Jack) Murphy ’10
2009...............Daniel D. DeGeorge ’09
2010...............Samuel W. Mulroy ’12
2011...............Samuel W. Mulroy ’12
2012...............Samuel W. Mulroy ’12
2013...............Alec D. Keller ‘14
The Kellogg Trophy
Awarded annually to the Princeton freshman baseball player who has excelled in sportsmanship, devotion to Princeton’s
baseball interests, and athletic endeavor. Donated in 1924
in memory of Leroy Gifford Kellogg ’26 by a Lawrenceville
delegation of the Class of 1926.
1924...............Thomas S. Wilson ’27
1925...............William G. Lackey, Jr. ’28
1926...............Evans Hicks ’29
1927...............John H. O’Toole ’30
1928...............Julius W. Bierhals ’31
1929...............Frank W. Jarvis, Jr. ’32
1930...............Henry C. Borger, Jr. ’33
1931...............Karl H. Larsen ’34
1932...............John D. Neel, Jr. ’35
1933...............Rolf S. Paine ’36
1934...............Charles L. Crawford ’37
1935...............Edmund R. Novak ’38
1936...............Martin T. Robbins ’39
1937...............J. Stewart Baker, Jr. ’40
1938...............Norman Cosby ’41
1939...............William L. MacCoy, Jr. ’42
1940...............John F. McCarthy, Jr. ’43
1941...............John H. Eide ’44
1942...............Willem H. van Breda Kolff ’45
1943...............No Award
1944...............No Award
1945...............No Award
1946...............No Award
1947...............Philip T. Zabriskie ’50
1948...............William F. Prior, Jr. ’51
1949...............Hobart C. Kreitler ’52
1950...............David M. Sisler ’53
1951...............Mark A. Fuller, Jr. ’54
1952...............Henry M. Thomay ’55
1953...............Royce N. Flippin, Jr. ’56
1954...............Leighton B. Ford ’58
1955...............David E. Riordan ’58
1956...............Herman J. Belz ’59
1957...............Michael V. Ippolito ’60
1958...............John L. Sullivan ’61
1959...............Michael C. Devine ’62
1960...............Evan C. Reese, Jr. ’63
1961...............Victor H. Woolley ’64
1962...............Terry P. Brown ’65
1963...............John W. P. Cartwright ’66
1964...............William A. Potter ’67
1965...............Michael E. Paulaitis ’68
1966...............Michael J. Fremuth ’69
1967...............Carl D. Hunter ’70
1968...............John D. Hittson ’71
1969...............John W. Davren ’72
1970...............John M. Lovejoy ’73
1971...............Charles S. Crandall ’74
1972...............Frank D. Mistretta ’75
1973...............Mark D. Softy ’76
1974...............Scott A. Sullivan ’77
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1975...............Frederick Scott Addis ’78
1976...............No Award
1977...............No Award
1979...............Robert C. Holly ’82
1980...............Steven F. Kordish ’83
1981...............John O. Gwathmey ’84
1982...............William G. Beard ’85
1983...............Todd W. Leavitt ’86
1984...............Drew K. Stratton ’87
1985...............Mark T. Leavitt ’88
1986...............Michael C. Lutz ’89
1987...............James Anthony Moore ’90
1988...............Brian M. Zirlin ’91
1989...............Sean R. Sullivan ’92
1990...............Daniel P. Puskas ’93
1991...............Timothy E. Taylor ’94
1992...............Douglas R. Knecht ’95
1993...............Christopher K. Yarbrough ’96
1994...............Brian P. Volpp ’97
1995...............Todd E. Kata ’96
1996...............Timothy R. Killgoar ‘99
1997...............Chris “Buster” Small ‘00
1998...............Jonathan Maxwell Krance ’01
1999...............Patrick M. Boran ’02
2000...............Ryan K. Quillian ’03
2001...............Eric D. Fitzgerald ’04
2002...............Adam J. Balkan ’05,
Ryan L. Eldridge ’05,
C. Ross Ohlendorf ’05,
Jason P. Vaughan ’05
2003...............Andrew J. Salini ’06
2004...............Gavin H. Fabian ’07
2005...............Steven M. Miller ’08
2006...............Daniel J. DeGeorge ’09
2007...............Greg J. Van Horn ’10
2008...............Daniel J. Barnes ’11
2009...............Ryan A. Makis ’12
2010...............John R. Mishu ’13
2011...............Michael H. Ford ‘14
2012...............Tyler D. Servais ‘15
2013...............Daniel Hoy ‘16, Cameron Mingo ‘16
The Kafer Trophy
Donated by his classmates of the Class of 1900 in memory of
Frederick W. Kafer ’00. Awarded annually to that member of the
Princeton varsity baseball team of good moral character, who,
during the season, in addition to proving himself a player of ability, has best exemplified the following traits and characteristics:
Observance of the rules of the game and fairness towards opponents, loyalty and devotion to Princeton’s baseball interests,
courage, manliness, self-control and modesty, perseverance
and determination under discouraging conditions.
1924...............Kenneth B. Smith ’24
12Baseball
1925...............Charles W. Caldwell, Jr. ’25
1926...............Thomas S. Dignan ’26
1927...............Rembert W. LaBeaume, Jr. ’27
1928...............Thomas T. Carter ’30
1929...............Philip H. Strubing II ’29
1930...............John H. O’Toole ’30
1931...............Weatherly Reinmund ’31
1932...............Amos Eno ’32
1933...............J. Stanley Purnell ’33
1934...............George L. Follansbee ’34
1935...............Garrett B. LeVan, Jr. ’36
1936...............Robert H. French ’36
1937...............E. Kenneth Sandbach ’37
1938...............William G. Fallon, Jr. ’38
1939...............Ashby T. Harper ’39
1940...............John H. Gefaell ’40
1941...............Stanley W. Pearson, Jr. ’41
1942...............William L. MacCoy, Jr. ’42
1943...............John H. Eide ’44
1944...............Robert P. Bilgrav, USMCR
1945...............Samuel B. D. Baird ’48
1946...............Neil W. Zundel ’48
1947...............Chandler R. Brewer ’45
1948...............Robert W. Wolcott, Jr. ’48
1949...............Robert W. Wolcott, Jr. ’48
1950...............Ray Chirurgi ’52
1951...............Willard F. Prior, Jr. ’51
1952...............Harry P. Brightman ’53
Ray Chirurgi ’52
1953...............Joseph F. Golden ’53
1954...............Edward S. Stimpson, III ’54
1955...............John D. Easton ’55
1956...............James C. Gibson, Jr. ’56
1957...............John H. Wert ’57
1958...............Richard N. Edie ’59
1959...............Carl I. Belz ’59
1960...............Michael V. Ippolito ’60
1961...............Walter M. Phillips, Jr. ’61
1962...............W. Jack Whitehouse ’62
1963...............Donald W. Fudge ’63
1964...............Jack W. Singer ’65
1965...............Jack W. Singer ’65
1966...............Ronald J. Landeck ’66
1967...............Thomas A. Peppler ’67
1968...............Dale E. Bosley ’68
1969...............J. Todd Faulkner ’70
1970...............Arnold E. Holtberg ’70
1971...............Ray J. Huard ’71
1972...............William F. Binder, Jr. ’72
1973...............Gary R. Blevins ’73
1974...............Kenneth A. Beytin ’74
1975...............John J. Basta ’76
1976...............Michael B. French ’76
Mark D. Softy ’76
1977...............Robert J. Flaherty ’77
1978...............Frederick Scott Addis ’78
1979...............Joseph F. DeGeorge ’79
1980...............John R. Corelli ’80
1981...............William C. Miller ’81
1982...............Paul G. Steinhauser ’83
1984...............Craig R. Peters ’85
1985...............William G. Beard ’85
1986...............Drew K. Stratton ’87
1987...............Joseph D. Pape ’87
1989...............Michael C. Lutz ’89
1990...............Matthew S. Noone ’90
1991...............John R. Nash ’91
1992...............Sean R. Sullivan ’92
1993...............Jeffrey C. Schweitzer ’95
1994...............Christopher R. Samway ’94
1995...............Todd E. Katads ’96
1996...............Michael E. Ciminiello ‘96
1997...............Brian Volpp ‘97
1998...............Bryan F. Stroh ‘98
1999...............Timothy R. Killgoar ’99
2000...............Christopher R. Small ’00
2001...............Andrew P. Hanson ‘01
R. Connor O’Gorman ‘01
2002...............David R. Boehle ’03
Ryan K. Quillian ’03
2003...............Michael D. Chernoff ’03
2004...............Steven T. Young ’04
2005...............Adam J. Balkan ’05
2006...............C. Stephen Wendell ’06
2007...............Aaron N. Prince ’07
2008...............G. Spencer Lucian ’08
2009...............Derek A. Beckman ’09
2010...............Noel C. Gonzales-Luna ’10
2011...............Matthew J. Connor ‘11
Matthew B. Grabowski ‘11
David A. Palms ‘11
2012...............Thomas R. Boggiano ‘12
2013...............Steven J. Fuchs ‘13
1988...............Bradley E. Remig ’90
1989...............Steven W. Burns ’91
1990...............Peter H. Noone ’92
1991...............Daniel P. Puskas ’93
1992...............Christopher R. Samway ’94
1993...............Zachary W. Perry ’95
1994...............Michael E. Ciminiello ’96
1995...............Joseph P. Quinn ’97
1996...............Asher B. Griffin ‘98
1997...............Matthew C. Evans ‘99
1998...............Jason Quintana ‘00
1999...............Casey N. Hildreth ’01
2000...............Patrick M. Boran ’02
2001...............Ryan K. Quillian ’03
2002...............Timothy W. Lahey ’04
Thomas E. Pauly ’04
2003...............R. Worth Lumry ’05
2004...............Erik P. Stiller ’06
2005...............Aaron N. Prince ’07
2006...............G. Spencer Lucian ’08
2007...............Adrian C. Turnham ’09
2008...............David E. Hale ’10
John J. (Jack) Murphy ’10
2009...............Matthew B. Grabowski ’11
2010...............Samuel W. Mulroy ’12
2011...............Matthew C. Bowman ’13
S. Stephen P. Harrington ’13
2012...............Alec D. Keller ‘14
2013...............Daniel S. Thomson ‘15
Peter V. Owens ‘ 15
The Coach’s Baseball Trophy
Awarded annually to that sophomore member of the Princeton
varsity baseball squad who during the season, demonstrates
the greatest aptitude and improvement.
1980...............Robert C. Holly, Jr. ’82
1982...............Edward F. Aulisi ’84
1983...............Lester Kyle Heffley ’85
1984...............Thomas J. Urquhart ’86
1985...............Sean P. Walsh ’87
1986...............Gregory H. Hamilton ’88
1987...............Michael C. Lutz ’89
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Results
1864
Captain: Henry C. Milspaugh
Overall: 7-4
PHILA. ATHLETICS
IRVINGTON Resolutes of Brooklyn Excelsiors of Brooklyn Stars of Brooklyn Atlantics of Brooklyn Phila. Athletics Mutuals of New York Stars of Brooklyn Atlantics of Brooklyn Eurekas of Newark W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
1870
Captain: William H. Buck
Overall: 5-3
29-13
31-7
13-9
12-11
16-7
13-187
9-14
19-10
26-22
7-42
12-24
1865
Captain: Edward P. Rankin
Overall: 3-3
WILLIAMS Williams Mutuals
Athletics
Eurekas Atlantics ! = score unavailable
L
16-27
L
17-30
W!
W!
W
!
L
!
1866
Captain: William H. Wickham
Overall: 4-0
RUTGERS EDGE HILLS Burlington “Princeton” W
W
W
W
40-2
41-24
40-22
38-10
1867
Captain: Robert F. Little
Overall: 5-2
“Princeton” Columbia YALE ’69 Yale ’69 “Princeton” “PRINCETON” CAMDEN W
W
W
W
L
W
L
23-9
60-30
58-52
19-18
15-27
42-26
20-21
1868
Captain: Edward A. Van Wagenen
Overall: 4-4
“Princeton” “Princeton” COLUMBIAS OF
BORDENTOWN “Princeton” COLUMBIA Harvard Williams Yale W
L
19-18
24-27
L
W
W
L
W
L
20-23
30-5
59-12
16-17
24-14
23-30
1869
Captain: Edward P. Rankin
Overall: 2-2
PHILA. ATHLETICS PHILA. ATHLETICS INTREPIDS OF PHILA. Atlantics 14Baseball
W
L
W
L
25-17
27-28
20-17
3-24
Phila. Athletics PHILA. ATHLETICS Brown Harvard Tri-Mountains Lowells Mutuals Yale Yale Harvard L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
4-22
7-24
25-18
13-26
13-7
36-16
42-8
26-25
1871
Captain: Alexander Van Renssalaer
Overall: 5-0
Rutgers NEPTUNES OF EASTON ROSE HILL OF
FORDHAM Amateurs of Newark AMATEURS OF
NEWARK W
W
46-7
27-7
W
W
22-18
17-13
W
26-8
1872
Captain: Thomas K. Bradford
Overall: 2-2
TRENTON Trenton DOLLY VARDENS ECKFORDS L
L
W
W
8-15
13-17
49-7
20-4
W
W
W
25-11
23-16
15-9
W
L
W
W
15-1
2-9
10-9
3-1
W
W
L
6-2
26-11
6-22
W
15-14
L
W
W
L
3-16
47-3
18-4
0-5
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
10-2
7-15
4-7
13-9
6-14
8-1
21-4
6-17
1-16
13-11
4-19
13-18
1873
Captain: Arthur Pell
Overall: 8-2
SEMINARY RUTGERS SEMINARY CHELSEAS OF
BROOKLYN YALE Yale Harvard RESOLUTES OF
ELIZABETH LAFAYETTE PHILA. ATHLETICS 1874
Captain: David Paton
Overall: 9-10
CHELSEAS OF
BROOKLYN ATLANTICS OF
BROOKLYN Trenton YALE PHILA. ATHLETICS ZEPHYRS OF
PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA EASTON MONTAGUES HARTFORD Germantown NAMELESS PHILADELPHIA Yale Harvard Harvard Hartford L
W
3-11
11-8
L
W
3-6
12-5
W
L
10-3
2-12
L
L
3-8
7-9
W
10-4
L
1-2
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
3-2
4-14
3-10
3-0
1-15
6-2
4-2
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
22-1
2-9
5-3
8-11
5-6
6-2
2-11
9-7
9-12
W
14-8
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
6-11
21-8
3-13
12-18
4-8
5-14
9-4
14-7
1-3
10-11
L
2-4
L
W
7-8
24-11
W
W
L
20-4
13-9
2-5
L
L
3-4
2-12
W
11-4
W
6-4
1875
Captain: Joseph M. Woods
Overall: 7-8
STATEN ISLAND TRENTON FLYAWAYS OF
BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA CHELSEAS OF
BROOKLYN HARVARD FLYAWAYS OF
BROOKLYN CENTENNIALS OF
PHILADELPHIA ATLANTICS OF
BROOKLYN YALE Harvard Yale HARTFORD BURLINGTON NEW HAVEN 1876
Captain: Joseph M. Woods
Overall: 8-12
TRENTON BURLINGTON GERMANTOWN Burlington AMHERST PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA STARS OF SYRACUSE YALE CHELSEAS OF
BROOKLYN RESOLUTES OF
ELIZABETH GERMANTOWN Yale Amherst Harvard Boston Chelseas of Brooklyn ORANGE NEW HAVEN HARVARD 1877
Captain: David Laughlin
Overall: 9-12
ALASKAS OF
BROOKLYN ALASKAS OF
BROOKLYN Phila. Athletics ZEPHYRS OF
PHILADELPHIA PHILA. ATHLETICS PHILA. ATHLETICS RESOLUTES OF
ELIZABETH Phila. Athletics RESOLUTES OF
PHILADELPHIA MUTUALS OF
BROOKLYN ALASKAS OF
BROOKLYN CHELSEAS OF
BROOKLYN ENTERPRISE OF
BROOKLYN HARVARD ALASKAS OF
BROOKLYN YALE ORANGE INDIANAPOLIS Harvard Yale FORDHAM W
5-3
L
5-10
W
L
15-3
5-7
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
1-211
4-6
8-2
1-5
1-16
0-8
5-1
BROOKLYN W
4-1
BROOKLYN W
12-2
HARVARD W
19-6
HARVARD W
9-5
Dartmouth W
2-0
Brown L
2-4
Harvard W
7-6
Harvard W
7-2
Dartmouth W
9-4
Amherst ! L
2-5
Yale L
1-8
Amherst L
1-4
Amherst W
Forfeit
! = Game shortened because of rain
1878
Captain: Edward Furman
Overall: 5-11
1881
Captain: Alexander McCune
Overall: 11-14
RESOLUTES OF
ELIZABETH W
5-2
ATHLETICS L
1-3
KLEINTZ OF
PHILADELPHIA W
14-3
BROOKLYN L
0-10
PHILA. ATHLETICS W
6-1
HARVARD L
0-8
HARVARD L
1-3
YALE W
5-4
NEW BEDFORD L
1-14
NEW HAVEN L
2-8
RESOLUTES OF
ELIZABETH ! W
9-0
Harvard L
2-10
Harvard L
0-8
Yale L
2-10
Trenton L
0-7
Yale L
3-10
! = Princeton won by forfeit when the Resolutes had
to catch an early train.
DETROIT PHILA. ATHLETICS
PHILA. ATHLETICS
Manhattan College METROPOLITANS
METROPOLITANS Nationals of Washington Nationals of Washington NEW YORK PROVIDENCE ATLANTICS OF
BROOKLYN METROPOLITANS Yale Dartmouth NAT’LS OF WASH. HARVARD
ATLANTICS OF
BROOKLYN
BROWN AMHERST YALE Brown Harvard Harvard Amherst Dartmouth 1879
Captain: Charles B. Wigton
Overall: 8-8-2
UTICA HOLYOKE PENNSYLVANIA MANCHESTER YALE MANCHESTER WORCESTER Union of Rutgers WORCESTER J. C. BROWNS HARVARD HARVARD DEFIANCE OF
PHILADELPHIA ALASKAS OF N.Y.
Yale Harvard
Brown
PENNSYLVANIA W
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
8-2
0-11
21-8
0-6
8-13
2-3
0-11
6-4
0-13
6-2
5-2
2-8
W
15-3
W
10-4
L
0-3
T3-36
T10-1010
W
16-3
1880
Captain: William S. Horton
Overall: 16-5
SOUTHWARKS OF
PHILADELPHIA PHILA. ATHLETICS PHILA. ATHLETICS Lafayette BALTIMORE LAFAYETTE NEW ATHLETICS OF
PHILADELPHIA BROWN W
L
W
W
W
W
6-1
3-4
11-4
12-2
6-1
14-1
W
W
10-2
16-2
L
2-7
W
2-1
W
19-3
W
9-1
L14-15
W
9-7
L
1-2
L
0-7
L
2-21
L
3-12
W
8-610
L
1-9
L
5-6
W
20-3
L
7-813
L1-4
L5-7
L
3-5
W
13-6
W
7-6
W
8-4
W
6-5
L
3-6
L
4-9
W
4-3
1882
Captain: Ogden Rafferty
Overall: 13-11
ALASKAS
OF BROOKLYN PHILA. ATHLETICS PHILADELPHIA Metropolitans Metropolitans Phila. Athletics ATLANTICS Rutgers PHILADELPHIA LAFAYETTE TRENTON Amherst Dartmouth HARVARD HARVARD AMHERST BROWN Yale DARTMOUTH Harvard Harvard Brown STOCK EXCHANGE
OF NEW YORK Yale W
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
13-11
3-4
8-7
5-13
9-18
6-17
7-16
14-5
5-9
10-7
22-1
7-8
6-4
9-4
13-14
16-4
9-15
8-15
10-7
9-3
5-9
10-8
W
W
9-4
8-7
1883
Captain: James S. Harlan
Overall: 16-9
PHILADELPHIA
AMATEURS SHIBE CLUB OF
PHILADELPHIA AUBURNS OF
PHILADELPHIA COLUMBIA
LAW SCHOOL BROOKLYN BROOKLYN KEYSTONES MERRITTS HARVARD HARVARD ACTIVES Amherst AMHERST BROWN BROWN Yale Harvard Harvard Brown DOMESTICS CLEVELAND METROPOLITANS MERRITTS Newark Yale W
3-1
W
14-12
W
17-1
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
14-2
11-12
7-12
15-4
12-9
6-5
13-4
2-6
6-3
3-4
7-6
12-11
4-5
4-13
5-3
12-1
13-2
7-12
7-10
4-6
8-4
3-2
1884
Captain: W.M. Hall, Jr.
Overall: 6-14-1
PHILADELPHIA
RESERVES W
Monumentals W
TRENTON L
NEW YORK L
DOMESTICS OF
NEWARK L
TRENTON L
DOMESTICS OF
NEWARK
T
Amherst L
Harvard L
Brown L
DARTMOUTH W
DARTMOUTH L
ALLEGHENY L
HARVARD L
Yale !
L
LAFAYETTE W
BROWN L
AMHERST W
COLUMBUS L
ALERTS OF
SETON HALL W
Yale @
L
! = at the Polo Grounds, New York
@ = at Metropolitan Park, New York
9-3
6-3
4-11
3-14
6-11
4-8
0-0
4-510
4-513
5-10
11-2
3-6
3-9
3-15
3-16
10-1
3-5
6-3
8-11
19-4
0-9
1885
Captain: Duncan Edwards
Overall: 14-11-1
Phila. Athletics Trenton Seminary TRENTON BOSTON PRINCETON BROWNS QUAKER CITY PRINCETON BROWNS YOUNG AMERICAS
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
2-21
5-15
13-5
2-1
4-12
6-7
6-11
11-3
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OF PHILADELPHIA QUAKER CITY Yale Brown AMHERST BROWN HARVARD HARVARD BUFFALO Amherst
Harvard Harvard YALE DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH Amherst BRIDGEPORT Yale W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
T
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
17-2
8-2
3-5
12-7
7-6
14-3
5-6
6-15
4-8
4-4
4-13
4-13
11-5
15-5
7-5
6-2
8-7
15-13
1886
Captain: James P. Shaw
Overall: 14-10
QUAKER CITY SYRACUSE STARS Brooklyn Long Island New York New York JERSEY CITY PRINCETON BROWNS COLUMBIA Pennsylvania BROWN LAFAYETTE Pennsylvania YALE HARVARD AMHERST Brown Harvard YALE Yale Amherst WILLIAMS WILLIAMS PENNSYLVANIA W
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
9-5
11-5
3-11
7-5
0-9
1-9
1-46
9-47
5-7
9-10
10-6
9-5
9-3
0-1
3-0
4-2
4-0
6-714
8-9
2-12
6-2
9-4
4-0
10-4
L
W
T
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
T
8-127
3-0
7-78
1-7
20-0
16-38
1-2
15-4
1-3
19-5
21-26
11-18
11-1010
0-15
3-9
4-10
6-66
1887
Captain: Adrian H. Larkin
Overall: 7-8-2
JERSEY CITY JOHNS HOPKINS Pennsylvania
New York PRINCETON BROWNS
MANHATTAN YALE Columbia HARVARD PENNSYLVANIA COLUMBIA HARVARD Harvard Yale YALE Yale GRADUATES
1888
Captain: Elwood O. (Woody) Wagenhurst
Overall: 7-16-1
Newark Phila. Athletics Cuban Giants
Cuban Giants Washington 16Baseball
L
L
T
W
L
2-6
3-24
6-6
5-4
7-18
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York STATEN ISLAND EASTON YALE QUAKER CITY Yale Harvard HARVARD
CORNELL YALE HARVARD Harvard Pennsylvania YALE COLUMBIA Yale L
3-20
L
4-14
L
2-6
L
5-21
W
14-3
L
4-7
W
6-5
W
13-9
L
4-10
L
3-9
L0-11
W
4-0
L
3-7
L
4-15
L
2-7
W
10-5
L
1-9
W
10-6
L
5-15
1889
Captain: William H. King
Overall: 11-10-1
Phila. Athletics Jersey City New York Manhattan
Newark Staten Island
New York DETROIT RUTGERS BORDENTOWN HARVARD YALE HARVARD PENNSYLVANIA YALE Yale Pennsylvania Harvard Andover Harvard Yale Graduates L
0-3
L
0-2
W
8-5
W13-9
L
4-14
T
2-212
L
4-255
L
1-2
W
11-45
W
16-0
W
11-2
W
14-11
L
6-910
W
11-2
L
9-1210
L
1-13
W
16-11
W
7-6
W
11-35
L
3-4
L
5-611
W
14-16
1890
Captain: Charles C. Dana
Overall: 11-7-1
Phila. Athletics Newark Lehigh LEHIGH RUTGERS Lafayette Yale STATEN ISLAND
CRICKET CLUB CUBAN GIANTS MANHATTAN Staten Island A.C. PENNSYLVANIA YALE STATEN ISLAND A.C. COLUMBIA ENGLEWOOD Virginia Yale !
Yale @
! = at New York
@ = at Brooklyn, N.Y.
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
5-12
4-12
13-1
8-4
35-05
6-3
2-3
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
T
L
1-7
9-3
8-0
6-2
3-8
1-0
2-6
15-0
8-0
9-4
8-88
5-6
1891
Captain: Charles C. Dana
Overall: 15-6
WILLIAMS W
New York L
Columbia W
Fordham W
New York L
COLUMBIA W
PENNSYLVANIA L
STATEN ISLAND A.C. W
Lafayette W
ENGLEWOOD F.C.
W
FORDHAM W
STATEN ISLAND A.C. L
RAHWAY W
LAFAYETTE W
PENNSYLVANIA L
CUBAN GIANTS ! W
Yale L
Orange Athletic Club W
SCHUYLKILL NAVY W
YALE W
Yale @
W
@ = at New York
7-2
1-4
13-6
13-0
4-11
17-0
4-6
8-5
8-1
17-1
12-0
2-4
6-3
5-2
2-5
1-0
1-4
7-3
13-1
5-3
5-2
1892
Captain: Laurence A. Young
Overall: 14-8
New York DARTMOUTH Lehigh BOSTON STATEN ISLAND A.C.
Columbia A. C. Virginia LEHIGH PENNSYLVANIA Lafayette WESLEYAN HARVARD Pennsylvania Yale MICHIGAN Harvard Lawrenceville LAFAYETTE ORANGE A.C. YALE Yale !
Brown ! = at New York
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
1-9
12-2
10-1
4-7
7-1
13-2
10-0
10-6
0
-6
13-0
4-0
5-11
8-1
0-1
9-4
4-9
12-1
9-1
7-3
1-3
12-2
2-5
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
4-7
7-18
6-3
4-1
0-7
1-7
5-2
9-5
16-2
14-6
13-2
14-1
3-2
0-7
3-2
3-2
8-0
1-5
20-8
1893
Captain: Philip King
Overall: 16-11
New York New York VERMONT Fordham NEW YORK BOSTON DARTMOUTH CONSOLIDATED LEHIGH WESLEYAN CONSOLIDATED LAFAYETTE Cornell HARVARD LAWRENCEVILLE Lafayette Staten Island C.C. Yale PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania Harvard FORDHAM ORANGE A.C. GEORGETOWN PENNSYLVANIA YALE Yale !
! = at New York
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
5-4
8-9
19-7
4-0
4-6
2-4
0-2
7-14
1894
Captain: Charles S. Mackenzie
Overall: 16-10
Georgetown W
Georgetown W
MURRAY HILL A.C. L
New York L
Columbia W
Brooklyn L
Brooklyn L
Philadelphia L
LAFAYETTE W
WESLEYAN W
PENNSYLVANIA W
Lafayette W
HARVARD W
CORNELL W
Lehigh W
Brown L
MANHATTAN W
Yale L
MICHIGAN ! W
ACMES OF N.Y. W
Harvard L
BROWN W
Harvard @
W
YALE W
Pennsylvania L
Yale #
L
@ = at New Haven, Conn.
# = at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, N.Y.
7-2
12-2
3-10
2-10
7-4
6-11
7-9
5-15
9-0
4-3
18-1
6-2
12-5
17-7
13-8
5-6
23-2
3-5
21-4
7-1
4-10
4-3
11-4
4-2
9-22
5-9
1895
Captain: John H. Brooks
Overall: 21-6
COLUMBIA MONTGOMERY A.C. FRANK. & MARSH. VERMONT UNION New York BOSTON Baltimore
GEORGETOWN Georgetown PENN STATE LAFAYETTE Cornell LEHIGH Orange Athletic Club Lehigh HARVARD Brown Yale ORANGE A.C. CORNELL Lafayette Harvard ORANGE A.C.
GEORGETOWN LAWRENCEVILLE YALE W
7-1
W
26-7
W
27-4
W
10-0
W
18-0
L
5-18
L
7-14
L1-12
W
12-7
L
11-17
W
4-3
W
7-1
W
6-5
W
10-1
W
11-1
W
12-3
W
7-2
W
9-2
L
0-1
W
10-9
W
13-3
W
6-4
W
14-2
W
13-3
W
8-3
W
5-2
L
8-9
1896
Captain: Jerome Bradley
Overall: 23-9
RUTGERS HOBART Virginia Washington & Lee North Carolina Georgetown Richmond Boston New York LAFAYETTE PENN STATE DICKINSON Orange Athletic Club LAWRENCEVILLE LEHIGH Cornell Lawrenceville Manhattan HARVARD Lafayette YALE VIRGINIA Yale CORNELL Harvard Orange Athletic Club
YALE HARVARD Yale !
Harvard Oritani Field Club Yale ! = at New York
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
23-2
23-4
5-4
18-1
10-8
11-5
1-4
4-13
10-11
8-1
18-5
25-0
17-5
16-1
19-1
10-12
15-1
13-5
17-9
9-8
13-0
6-10
5-7
22-0
8-616
10-8
5-0
5-8
4-8
4-210
0-5
4-311
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
24-4
46-1
11-0
14-5
2-3
6-18
1-10
10-1
15-7
9-3
9-2
11-1
14-1
6-2
15-1
11-4
11-4
18-4
6-3
6-3
21-0
18-2
15-4
11-0
4-7
2-0
23-10
9-1010
16-8
22-8
1897
Manager: B.H. Thompson
Captain: Walter W. Wilson
Overall: 25-5
RUTGERS UNION VERMONT Elizabeth BOSTON New York Baltimore Georgetown Georgetown Virginia North Carolina PENN STATE Lehigh Cornell Lawrenceville LEHIGH Brown VIRGINIA Lafayette HARVARD Franklin & Marshall GEORGETOWN CORNELL ANDOVER Harvard Harvard !
Brown Yale YALE Yale @
! = at New Haven, Conn.
@ = at New York
1898
Manager: B.G. Wilson
Captain: Francis W. Kafer
Overall: 17-7
RUTGERS FORDHAM COLUMBIA Baltimore Georgetown Georgetown Virginia FRANK. & MARSH. LAFAYETTE Columbia MARYLAND Cornell LEHIGH Brown VIRGINIA HARVARD Lafayette CORNELL BROWN Harvard GEORGETOWN Yale YALE Yale ! ! = at New York
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
22-0
16-8
8-3
7-9
5-8
9-2
10-14
22-1
6-2
9-8
14-3
3-0
6-1
6-7
12-5
12-2
3-7
11-6
4-1
9-2
14-3
12-7
4-6
3-8
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
6-0
12-1
5-7
6-10
4-19
7-3
21-1
7-1
3-1
13-5
4-5
3-0
9-2
8-2
8-3
10-2
14-2
3-6
5-7
7-3
12-2
0-3
3-4
0-8
12-7
6-2
11-4
1899
Manager: B. Bedford
Captain: Francis W. Kafer
Overall: 18-9
NEW YORK UNIV. Johns Hopkins Georgetown Georgetown Virginia FORDHAM COLUMBIA WESLEYAN LAFAYETTE Columbia LEHIGH CORNELL WEST VIRGINIA Brown Lafayette HARVARD Lawrenceville BROWN Cornell CRESCENT A.C. Harvard GEORGETOWN STATE COLLEGE Yale MONTCLAIR A.C. YALE Yale 1900
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Arthur R.T. Hillebrand
Overall: 20-3
RUTGERS CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. FORDHAM MANHATTAN TUFTS Boston W
W
W
W
W
L
14-3
19-6
5-2
26-2
12-2
5-13
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Georgetown Georgetown Virginia Columbia LEHIGH Lafayette CORNELL Holy Cross GEORGETOWN Lawrenceville BROWN Cornell PENN STATE Harvard Yale YALE Harvard W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
6-3
5-8
9-3
11-2
20-0
16-0
11-7
6-0
12-4
17-0
11-6
7-0
9-4
0-4
9-3
5-4
9-2
1901
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: William E. Green
Overall: 20-2
RUTGERS MANHATTAN TUFTS
Montreal (Eastern) !
Philadelphia Phillies Georgetown Virginia Virginia LEHIGH Manhattan CORNELL Brown LAFAYETTE
Cornell Lawrenceville BROWN GEORGETOWN HOLY CROSS
Yale CARLISLE INDIANS YALE
Yale @
! = at Chester, Pa.
@ = at New York
W
21-17
W
5-4
W23-4
W
7-6
W
7-2
W
6-2
W
19-10
W
9-5
W
18-28
W
16-12
W
21-2
W
5-2
W21-3
L
1-6
W
21-06
W
4-3
W
7-6
W
12-4
L
8-9
W
14-0
W15-5
W
5-2
1902
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Walter J. Steinwender
Overall: 21-6
RUTGERS
TUFTS Georgetown Georgetown Virginia Virginia FORDHAM Philadelphia Athletics
LEHIGH Amherst LAFAYETTE VIRGINIA CORNELL
Andover Brown Lawrenceville AMHERST Cornell BROWN GEORGETOWN WESLEYAN ILLINOIS 18Baseball
W
25-17
W
7-1
L
2-6
L
6-107
W
9-8
W
16-27
W
9-1
L
4-21
W
13-0
W
3-0
W
5-0
W
16-17
W5-1
W
5-1
W
2-111
W
19-1
W
10-68
W
18-6
W
9-0
W
13-5
W
21-0
L
1-3
Yale L
BUCKNELL W
YALE W
HARVARD W
Yale ! L
6-10
19-1
8-5
7-0
4-5
1903
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Forest G. Pearson
Overall: 15-6
NEW YORK UNIV. W
12-0
TRINITY W
11-2
Georgetown L
5-66
LAFAYETTE L
1-7
FORDHAM W
4-1
Exeter Academy W
4-313
Brown L
0-2
WILLIAMS W
8-5
Cornell L
3-10
GEORGETOWN W
4-3
Pennsylvania L
3-712
BROWN W
6-1
CORNELL W
2-111
LEHIGH W
23-07
Andover W
4-3
Harvard W
6-5
AMHERST W
9-0
Yale L
1-2
BUCKNELL
W7-1
YALE W
10-6
Yale ! W
7-6
1904
Coach: Bill Clarke
Manager: W.F. Preston
Captain: Charles G. Stevens
Overall: 17-8
GETTYSBURG W
10-1
Philadelphia Athletics W
5-3
Georgetown L
0-1
Georgetown L
4-511
LAFAYETTE W
6-4
FORDHAM W
13-2
PENN STATE L
1-8
Exeter W
13-6
Andover W
10-2
Brown L
3-7
CORNELL W
2-1
SYRACUSE W
9-1
Pennsylvania L
3-8
WASH. & JEFFERSON W
2-1
Cornell L
7-8
AMHERST W
8-2
PENNSYLVANIA W7-4
BROWN W
15-5
HARVARD W
7-6
GEORGETOWN L
1-4
Yale L
1-3
BUCKNELL W
9-0
YALE W
10-1
WEST VIRGINIA W
12-3
Yale !
W
10-4
! = at Yankee Stadium, Bronx, N.Y.
1905
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: George T. Wells
Overall: 24-8
URSINUS NEW YORK UNIV. W
W
7-5
12-0
TRINITY W
4-2
TUFTS W
1-0
FORDHAM W
4-2
Andover L
1-3
Brown W
1-0
LAFAYETTE W
3-211
Johns Hopkins W
11-4
Walbrook Athletic Club W
8-2
Georgetown W
4-1
Georgetown W
1-0
Baltimore (Eastern League) L
3-14
WESLEYAN W
5-1
TRINITY W
4-2
CORNELL W
4-0
BROWN W
6-3
Pennsylvania
W7-5
AMHERST W
1-018
Cornell L
3-412
Lawrenceville
W5-2
LEHIGH W
12-3
Exeter W
12-3
DARTMOUTH
W5-1
Harvard L
1-6
PITTSBURGH PIRATES
L
3-4
PENNSYLVANIA W6-0
PENN STATE L
6-8
Yale W
18-2
BUCKNELL W
5-1
YALE L
2-3
Yale ! L
5-8
1906
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Samuel J. Reid, Jr.
Overall: 20-7
DICKINSON FORDHAM BOSTON BRAVES
Navy
Virginia Washington Senators
Georgetown Georgetown LAFAYETTE
Cornell WESLEYAN Exeter Brown BROWN Pennsylvania CORNELL GEORGETOWN Andover Harvard MERCERSBURG DARTMOUTH HARVARD PENN STATE Yale WILLIAMS YALE PENNSYLVANIA W
5-0
W
7-1
L
0-3
W3-1
W
2-1
L
0-2
W
4-1
L
2-311
W9-1
W
3-1
W
4-3
W
6-1
L
0-2
W
4-2
W
5-0
W
2-1
W
3-2
W
5-0
W
8-6
L
1-2
W
2-111
W
5-0
L
0-1
W
3-2
W
3-0
W
3-2
L
2-3
1907
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: James L. Cooney
Overall: 22-9
William & Mary Hampden-Sydney Randolph Macon Richmond Georgetown W
W
W
W
W
16-1
6-0
18-5
16-2
15-0
Georgetown L
COLUMBIA W
FORDHAM L
Trenton (Tri-State League) L
LAFAYETTE L
Syracuse L
JERSEY CITY (Eastern) L
WESLEYAN L
Exeter W
Holy Cross W
Lawrenceville W
HOLY CROSS W
Pennsylvania W
NEWARK (Atlantic) W
VIRGINIA L
DARTMOUTH W
TRINITY W
Andover W
Harvard W
MERCERSBURG L
SYRACUSE W
HARVARD W
PENN STATE W
Yale W
YALE W
PENNSYLVANIA W
2-10
13-1
1-3
2-13
2-414
3-6
0-9
0-3
14-0
3-210
2-110
4-0
5-1
8-2
2-3
10-3
12-3
5-0
1-0
2-7
7-1
8-3
2-1
9-712
4-3
6-0
1908
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Edward H.W. Harlan
Overall: 21-8
NEW YORK UNIV.
W
6-3
URSINUS W
5-3
DICKINSON W
7-0
BOWDOIN L
2-56
JERSEY CITY L
1-4
HOLY CROSS W
10-1
VIRGINIA L
2-6
Virginia W
1-011
North Carolina A&M
W
15-3
Georgetown W
10-3
LAFAYETTE W
8-7
MONTCLAIR A.C. W
10-3
Lawrenceville
W3-0
VIRGINIA W
2-0
Syracuse W
3-1
SYRACUSE W
16-1
Pennsylvania W
8-613
CORNELL W
5-4
Amherst
L
5-7
Harvard W
3-0
PENNSYLVANIA W3-1
HARVARD
W4-0
PENN STATE
L
3-4
WILLIAMS L
2-7
AMHERST W
9-0
YALE W
3-2
ALUMNI L
4-5
Yale L
1-8
Yale ! W
4-211
1909
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Robert Vaughn
Overall: 18-10
NEW YORK UNIV.
URSINUS VILLANOVA BOWDOIN FORDHAM ALBRIGHT Navy W
W
L
W
L
W
W
10-5
8-2
6-9
7-2
0-25
6-3
6-4
Virginia L
3-4
Georgetown L
3-8
Georgetown W
5-4
COLUMBIA W
17-3
Lawrenceville W
7-1
Brown W
3-211
WESLEYAN W
3-2
VIRGINIA W
3-0
MERCERSBURG W
5-1
Pennsylvania
L3-410
DARTMOUTH W
5-4
BROWN W
3-2
Harvard L
0-6
PENNSYLVANIA
L3-410
HARVARD L
1-4
MONTCLAIR A.C. W
10-4
HOLY CROSS W
5-4
AMHERST W
2-1
Yale L
0-6
YALE
W3-210
Yale !
L
2-5
1910
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Frederick T. Dawson
Overall: 20-7-3
Philadelphia Phillies
L
2-10
Virginia W
5-2
Georgetown
T
7-7
Georgetown W
9-3
LEHIGH W
16-2
DICKINSON W
10-5
NEW YORK UNIV. W
11-1
URSINUS W
4-3
New York Yankees
L
2-5
VILLANOVA W
8-2
COLUMBIA W
12-37
WILLIAMS L
0-213
Brown W
5-0
TRINITY W
2-0
BROWN W
3-1
PENN STATE W
3-1
Pennsylvania L
2-3
Lawrenceville W
10-0
FORDHAM L
2-3
HARVARD W
6-2
LAFAYETTE L
0-3
Harvard W
7-1
S. ORANGE FIELD CLUB W
2-118
PENNSYLVANIA
T6-614
AMHERST W
9-5
Yale L
2-4
HOLY CROSS W
4-0
YALE W
6-1
ALUMNI
T 3-3
Yale ! W
7-5
1911
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Sanford B. White
Overall: 18-8-2
URSINUS L
1-2
NEW YORK UNIV. W
19-5
BOWDOIN W
11-7
BOWDOIN W
7-05
VILLANOVA W
8-1
FORDHAM W
8-2
NEW YORK YANKEES
L
1-4
Dartmouth W
4-0
Baltimore (Eastern League) L
3-7
Virginia
W3-17
Georgetown T
2-213
PENN STATE W
8-3
Brown L
2-4
Lawrenceville W
7-112
WEST VIRGINIA W
4-1
CORNELL W
3-2
WILLIAMS L
0-7
Pennsylvania W
10-8
BROWN W
6-2
Cornell
T9-913
LAFAYETTE W
4-2
HARVARD W
5-0
MICHIGAN W
5-4
PENNSYLVANIA L
2-7
Yale
W5-2
AMHERST L
2-11
YALE L
3-6
Yale ! W
1-0
! = at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, N.Y.
1912
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Charles H. Sterrett
Overall: 21-7-1
RUTGERS W
12-5
DICKINSON W
4-1
URSINUS W
6-0
NEW YORK UNIV.
T
6-6
Baltimore (International) L
2-10
Johns Hopkins W
6-0
Virginia W
6-3
Georgetown W
5-1
Georgetown W
5-4
BOSTON BRAVES
L
2-8
LEHIGH W
23-6
FORDHAM W
12-2
Brown W
2-110
NORTH CAROLINA W
5-4
PENN STATE L
1-4
Cornell W
2-0
HOLY CROSS L
4-6
Pennsylvania W
8-0
CORNELL L
2-3
WILLIAMS L
0-2
PENNSYLVANIA W
3-2
Lawrenceville W
9-2
MICHIGAN W
6-3
Harvard
W5-1
LAFAYETTE
W3-211
Yale
L1-6
AMHERST W
11-1
YALE W
4-2
Yale ! W
19-6
1913
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Frank D. Worthington
Overall: 15-11-1
North Carolina Trinity (N.C.)
Virginia Georgetown Georgetown RUTGERS VILLANOVA NEW YORK UNIV. JOHNS HOPKINS PENNSYLVANIA STEVENS URSINUS PENN STATE Brown W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
9-3
7-25
0-3
1-7
4-0
9-3
5-4
15-1
10-6
9-1210
16-1
9-5
8-3
1-8
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COLUMBIA VIRGINIA Pennsylvania BROWN CORNELL WILLIAMS Cornell HARVARD LAFAYETTE Yale AMHERST YALE
YALE W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
T
L
7-611
1-6
0-2
1-3
7-1
8-3
11-4
0-7
3-1
3-410
0-6
0-06
4-512
1914
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Bernard K. Rhoads
Overall: 20-11
DICKINSON W
6-2
RUTGERS W
4-311
URSINUS
W3-1
COLGATE W
5-4
Catholic
L0-1
Virginia W
10-4
Georgetown L
1-4
Georgetown L
2-7
Brown W
6-2
FORDHAM W
10-1
PENNSYLVANIA L
3-7
VIRGINIA W
5-4
NORTH CAROLINA W
3-2
Pennsylvania L
1-2
Lawrenceville W
13-0
PITTSBURGH
W
3-2
PENN STATE
W
7-4
CORNELL L
2-6
WILLIAMS L
2-3
NOTRE DAME W
4-1
Cornell L
4-7
DARTMOUTH W
3-2
MICHIGAN W
5-4
Harvard L
1-4
BROWN L
4-10
Yale W
3-1
SYRACUSE W
7-2
GEORGETOWN W
16-4
AMHERST W
7-2
YALE L
0-3
Yale ! W
1-0
1915
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Orland S. Greene
Overall: 18-14
GETTYSBURG VILLANOVA Johns Hopkins Virginia Georgetown COLGATE URSINUS NEW YORK YANKEES WILLIAMS RUTGERS Brown FORDHAM
WASH. & JEFF. NORTH CAROLINA CORNELL VIRGINIA Pennsylvania LAWRENCEVILLE 20Baseball
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
PENN STATE L
Cornell L
WILLIAMS L
NOTRE DAME W
PENNSYLVANIA W
DARTMOUTH W
HARVARD L
BROWN L
Yale W
Harvard L
AMHERST W
YALE L
Yale ! L
Harvard ! L
1-312
3-8
3-10
6-510
8-5
5-1
2-410
0-9
2-1
0-3
4-1
1-2
3-4
3-8
1916
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Bernard C. Law
Overall: 14-9
VILLANOVA FORDHAM WILLIAMS RUTGERS Brown Maryland Agric. Coll. Virginia Georgetown UNION Cornell Lawrenceville VIRGINIA CORNELL WILLIAMS PENNSYLVANIA DARTMOUTH HARVARD BROWN Yale Pennsylvania Harvard YALE Yale ! ! = at Newark, N.J.
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
2-1
0-4
1-0
9-1
4-1
1-2
1-2
1-0
4-2
0-1
14-3
3-2
0-1
7-1
6-5
1-3
5-9
4-312
2-5
7-212
1-5
7-5
1-0
1917
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Edward H. Driggs
Overall: 0-3
SETON HALL
VILLANOVA
HOLY CROSS
L
0-3
L0-11
L
5-9
Remainder of season canceled due to World War I
3-2
5-6
10-6
5-1
4-5
7-1
10-0
2-11
5-2
10-2
3-8
3-2
7-57
8-4
1-0
4-0
5-7
3-0
1918
Coach: Fred Dawson
Captain: William M. Madden
Overall: 2-4
PELHAM BAY STATION Harvard YALE NEWPORT NAVAL
RESERVES
Yale HARVARD W
L
L
4-3
7-8
3-4
L2-37
L
0-2
W
16-0
1919
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: William H. Bade
Overall: 9-10
SWARTHMORE W
Columbia L
HOLY CROSS L
LAFAYETTE W
CORNELL W
VIRGINIA W
Pennsylvania W
FORDHAM L
HARVARD W
DARTMOUTH W
Harvard L
GEORGETOWN L
Yale W
COLGATE L
PENNSYLVANIA W
Rutgers L
Harvard !
L
YALE L
Yale !
L
! = at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, N.Y.
6-0
3-8
2-5
5-1
6-3
5-2
4-2
1-7
4-3
4-311
4-5
4-5
1-011
5-6
3-1
1-5
0-8
3-5
1-6
1920
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Robert M. Trimble
Overall: 13-9
VERMONT L
0-115
Johns Hopkins W
16-5
Navy L
5-611
LAFAYETTE L
1-3
VILLANOVA W
5-4
SWARTHMORE L
2-5
Columbia W
4-2
RUTGERS W
13-3
SYRACUSE W
3-2
PENNSYLVANIA W
6-5
Lawrenceville W
13-1
VIRGINIA W
8-1
CORNELL W
2-0
HARVARD W
3-1
PENN STATE L
3-411
Harvard
W5-0
GEORGETOWN L
5-6
Yale W
6-5
CRESCENT A.C.
L
3-410
CALIFORNIA W
9-6
YALE L
2-4
Yale ! L
0-1
1921
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Janon Fisher, Jr.
Overall: 17-9
Navy BOWDOIN HOLY CROSS LAFAYETTE VERMONT VILLANOVA TUFTS WESLEYAN SWARTHMORE Lawrenceville
STEVENS PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania PENN STATE
WILLIAMS L
2-3
W
4-3
L
3-4
W
5-2
W
3-1
W
3-1
W
5-410
W
2-1
W
3-06
W10-6
W
4-1
W
6-4
W
6-3
L
5-610
W
8-2
DARTMOUTH CRESCENT A.C.
Harvard HARVARD
COLGATE Yale FORDHAM VANDERBILT ST. STEPHENS YALE Yale !
! = at New York
L
0-2
W
14-9
L
2-8
L2-410
W
10-2
L
0-4
L
5-11
W
3-210
W
25-1
W
4-2
L
4-13
1922
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Walter S. MacPhee
Overall: 14-13
BOWDOIN NEW YORK UNIV. LEHIGH New York Giants URSINUS Columbia Virginia
Georgetown BROWN Pennsylvania HOLY CROSS AMHERST Army CORNELL Lawrenceville VIRGINIA WILLIAMS DARTMOUTH Harvard LAFAYETTE HARVARD BUCKNELL Yale BOSTON COLLEGE COLGATE FORDHAM YALE W
7-1
W
13-1
W
7-1
L
7-8
W
7-0
W
8-2
W2-07
L
6-9
W
4-2
W
4-3
L
1-9
W
8-0
L
6-7
L
1-5
W
11-1
W
5-2
W
9-1
L
3-4
L
1-13
W
9-2
L
4-5
W
14-4
L
5-14
L
1-3
L
0-3
L
5-6
L
2-4
1923
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Jack H. Jefferies, Jr.
Overall: 21-4
VILLANOVA Virginia BOWDOIN LEHIGH VERMONT LAFAYETTE PENNSYLVANIA HOLY CROSS Cornell FORDHAM AMHERST Lawrenceville BROWN WILLIAMS DARTMOUTH Harvard SYRACUSE HARVARD COLGATE Yale Boston College GETTYSBURG CRESCENT A.C. W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
7-37
6-48
7-1
15-5
3-210
7-6
3-2
1-0
6-27
15-6
4-3
8-1
15-14
12-3
10-4
8-3
9-6
15-12
3-11
14-5
4-11
4-1
6-2
YALE L
Yale !
L
2-5
1-5
1924
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Paul Euwer
Overall: 19-4
VILLANOVA SWARTHMORE LAFAYETTE VERMONT Columbia Brown HAVERFORD CORNELL GEORGIA Williams Lawrenceville HOLY CROSS AMHERST DARTMOUTH Harvard HARVARD FORDHAM Yale Harvard ! BOSTON COLLEGE MONTCLAIR A.C. MEIJI UNIVERSITY YALE ! = at Fenway Park, Boston
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
5-410
8-2
5-1
2-0
7-4
5-1
23-48
6-3
7-2
8-0
13-2
2-314
7-0
4-0
0-7
3-2
11-4
1-0
3-510
1-7
10-1
10-3
7-0
1925
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: James M. Boohecker
Overall: 15-8
BOWDOIN W
VILLANOVA W
LEHIGH W
Virginia L
Georgetown W
HOLY CROSS L
AMHERST W
COLUMBIA W
WILLIAMS W
FORDHAM L
BROWN W
NEW YORK UNIV. L
Harvard W
PENN STATE W
HARVARD W
CRESCENT A.C. W
Yale L
NEW YORK A.C. W
COLGATE L
SWARTHMORE W
YALE W
Yale !
L
14-7
3-2
8-1
0-3
6-2
1-4
2-1
5-4
8-3
2-5
14-4
0-1
8-1
7-6
8-5
12-11
6-7
11-4
2-3
13-9
5-2
9-1010
1926
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Thomas S. Dignan
Overall: 17-11
BOWDOIN Lehigh !
Georgetown William & Mary Randolph Macon Richmond VERMONT W
W
L
W
W
W
W
8-5
10-4
1-5
9-8
15-0
6-3
7-6
LAFAYETTE VILLANOVA COLUMBIA CORNELL DARTMOUTH Holy Cross RUTGERS FORDHAM AMHERST NEW YORK UNIV. WILLIAMS PENN STATE Harvard
SWARTHMORE
HARVARD
COLGATE Yale HARVARD Pennsylvania NEW YORK A.C. YALE ! = at Washington
W
3-2
L
4-7
W
10-7
W
13-8
W
6-35
L
4-5
L
2-10
L
4-6
W
13-1211
W
15-8
W
4-1
W
1-0
W16-6
W11-0
L0-5
L
0-1
L
6-8
L
1-10
L
3-9
W
11-2
L
7-8
1927
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Rembert W. LaBeaume
Overall: 11-14
VILLANOVA VERMONT DARTMOUTH Richmond William & Mary Randolph Macon Virginia Georgetown Columbia WILLIAMS Cornell NEW YORK UNIV. AMHERST Lawrenceville FORDHAM PENNSYLVANIA PENN STATE WILLIAM & MARY OHIO STATE SPRINGFIELD Yale VANDERBILT Rutgers
PENN A.C.
YALE W
11-3
L
0-3
W
6-4
W
11-6
W
10-7
L
4-6
L
3-6
L
5-9
W
9-8
W
8-710
L
5-13
L
0-2
L
7-811
W
8-2
W
2-111
W
6-5
L
2-8
L
2-6
L
6-1311
W
4-3
L
0-4
W
12-7
L7-11
L
1-4
L
3-4
1928
Coach: Byrd Douglas
Captain: William M. Hardt II
Overall: 9-11
RUTGERS VILLANOVA Virginia Duke Georgetown COLUMBIA HOLY CROSS GEORGETOWN CORNELL Pennsylvania NEW YORK UNIV. PENN STATE COLGATE SWARTHMORE WESLEYAN Yale W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
4-3
4-7
2-4
4-312
3-6
0-4
2-12
6-20
7-4
5-1
2-416
0-13
20-9
21-0
7-2
3-8
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Rutgers
PENNSYLVANIA TEMPLE YALE L1-210
W
7-2
W
2-111
L
1-10
1929
Coach: Byrd Douglas
Captain: Philip H. Strubing II
Overall: 12-14
Washington & Lee L
Virginia W
Virginia W
Virginia Tech
L
William & Mary L
RUTGERS L
DARTMOUTH L
DARTMOUTH W
LEHIGH W
Pennsylvania L
HOLY CROSS W
Cornell W
GEORGETOWN L
AMHERST L
Columbia W
CORNELL L
NEW YORK UNIV. L
PENN STATE W
Williams L
Lafayette L
PENNSYLVANIA W
Yale W
COLUMBIA W
TEMPLE L
YALE L
Yale ! W
2-3
3-1
7-5
1-7
9-1013
2-5
1-5
9-7
4-3
1-6
3-1
4-316
7-11
3-710
8-0
4-5
3-410
4-1
0-3
7-8
7-2
5-410
10-4
3-9
4-7
10-4
1930
Coach: Byrd Douglas
Captain: John H. O’Toole
Overall: 10-20-1; EIBL: 2-8
RUTGERS L
5-610
VERMONT W
12-2
FORDHAM L
7-117
WILLIAMS W
9-4
WILLIAMS
T
10-10
WILLIAMS
W7-4
Richmond L
3-4
William & Mary L
2-4
William & Mary L
2-6
Virginia W
9-4
Virginia L
6-7
Georgetown L
4-7
HOLY CROSS L
3-8
WESLYAN W
11-1
DARTMOUTH L
4-13
DUKE L
0-1
AMHERST L
0-2
CORNELL L
6-9
GEORGETOWN L
2-5
Cornell L
2-14
Dartmouth L
3-10
PENNSYLVANIA L
5-7
LAFAYETTE W
4-1
Pennsylvania W
7-5
Yale L
7-11
COLUMBIA
L7-8
COLUMBIA
L8-911
Rutgers W
10-5
TEMPLE W
4-2
YALE
W6-2
Yale !
L
9-1011
22Baseball
1931
Coach: Harry Hooper
Captain: Charles E.A. Muldaur
William & Mary L
William & Mary L
North Carolina
L Georgetown L
BOSTON COLLEGE L
RUTGERS W
FORDHAM L
VIRGINIA W
VIRGINIA W
NEW YORK UNIV. W
Columbia
T DARTMOUTH L
DUKE L
AMHERST W
LEHIGH W
MARYLAND L
Cornell W
Cornell L
LAFAYETTE W
Holy Cross L
Dartmouth L
HARVARD L
Pennsylvania L
YALE L
Rutgers L
PENNSYLVANIA W
YALE W
Yale !
L
1-11
1-56
3-158
7-8
4-12
15-9
0-4
8-1
6-2
3-2
10-1010
1-12
5-6
10-1
18-6
0-8
8-4
3-611
13-4
3-6
4-11
2-7
3-17
2-5
2-3
7-6
3-1
6-13
1932
Coach: Harry Hooper
Captain: F.K. Bowman, Jr.
Overall: 11-13; EIBL: 3-6
VERMONT PHILA. ATHLETICS TEMPLE FORDHAM DARTMOUTH CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. LEHIGH Columbia PENN STATE WILLIAMS CORNELL DUKE VILLANOVA COLUMBIA Lafayette Dartmouth Harvard NEW YORK UNIV. Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA
PENN A.C. RUTGERS Yale YALE
W
6-5
L
2-3
L
3-19
L
1-3
W
12-9
W
9-5
L
3-4
L
3-12
W
8-7
W
4-3
W
8-2
W
4-3
W
6-5
L
5-8
W
12-6
L
3-10
L
1-8
L
11-13
L
8-9
W3-1
L
2-4
W
21-0
L
4-5
L3-6
1933
Coach: Jack Jefferies
Captain: J. Stanley Purnell
PANZER CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. PHILDELPHIA PHILLIES
Rutgers VERMONT W
W
L
L
L
5-4
6-25
1-10
6-7
4-6
NEW YORK UNIV. LEHIGH
HARVARD VILLANOVA DARTMOUTH FORDHAM AMHERST Dartmouth DUKE Columbia Williams Harvard Columbia Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA
RUTGERS
Penn Athletic Club Yale Temple CORNELL CORNELL YALE
YALE L
0-4
W
8-1
L
5-6
L
7-8
L
6-11
L
5-15
L
4-5
L
0-11
L
7-8
L
0-7
W
15-2
L
5-12
L
1-8
L
4-5
L1-6
W
6-2
W
5-1
W
10-7
W
2-1
L
3-5
L
3-6
L0-6
W
5-2
1934
Captain: George L. Follansbee
PANZER L
2-410
VILLANOVA W
8-1
LONG ISLAND UNIV. L
7-12
LAFAYETTE W
8-2
VERMONT
T
8-8
ALUMNI W
4-2
HARVARD
T
5-510
Cornell L
4-9
Cornell W
5-4
FORDHAM L
0-5
RUTGERS L
0-4
WILLIAMS
W8-2
DUKE L
4-7
Harvard
L1-11
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. L
6-8
COLUMBIA L
0-9
COLUMBIA
L3-49
DARTMOUTH L
4-8
DARTMOUTH W
5-4
Rutgers W
5-2
Pennsylvania L
1-5
PENNSYLVANIA W
6-3
PENN A.C. L
4-8
Yale L
1-3
TEMPLE
W3-2
YALE L
5-14
1935
Captain: J. Leo Myers, Jr.
PANZER
VERMONT
WILLIAMS
PENN A.C.
WILLIAMS
Columbia CORNELL
CORNELL
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y.
PROVIDENCE
HARVARD LEHIGH
Holy Cross Harvard !
W12-0
W7-2
W11-4
L
0-10
L6-8
W
2-011
L8-10
W2-1
W
4-3
L7-11
L
0-2
W
9-0
L
1-9
(L)
4-6
DUKE
L0-13
COLUMBIA
W5-412
FORDHAM
W2-1
Dartmouth L
2-4
Dartmouth L
1-4
LAFAYETTE
L3-7
Pennsylvania W
8-7
PENNSYLVANIA L4-5
NEW YORK UNIV. L
5-7
Yale L
0-66
TEMPLE
L2-3
Harvard L
3-4
YALE
W8-7
! = Game stricken from records when Princeton
protest was upheld
1936
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Robert H. French
FORDHAM LONG ISLAND UNIV. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. PANZER LAFAYETTE
HARVARD Columbia Cornell Cornell ALUMNI PENNSYLVANIA Harvard DUKE NEW YORK UNIV. DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH Rutgers RUTGERS Pennsylvania NAVY COLUMBIA Yale WASEDA YALE L
1-2
L
3-8
L
10-17
T
12-12
W
10-7
W
8-0
L3-5
L
2-9
L
3-7
L
2-6
W
3-1
W
4-2
W
5-411
L
8-13
L
4-6
W
5-1
L
4-59
W
5-48
L
6-10
L
2-4
L
8-9
W
5-0
W
11-1
W
8-3
L
4-5
L
6-13
1937
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Dean Hill, Jr.
ST. JOHN’S CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y.
VILLANOVA PANZER LAFAYETTE WILLIAMS Navy PENN STATE FORDHAM Harvard COLUMBIA HOLY CROSS
ARMY Rutgers Dartmouth Dartmouth DUKE ALUMNI NEW YORK UNIV. LEHIGH Columbia PENNSYLVANIA L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
T
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
0-8
2-13
7-2
20-7
7-5
5-1
7-2
3-1
7-1
10-4
7-8
5-5
0-1
5-1
0-12
8-16
1-8
4-1
12-5
1-2
4-5
3-4
RUTGERS CORNELL CORNELL HARVARD Pennsylvania Yale TEMPLE YALE W
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
7-1
5-3
9-5
7-2
8-914
2-9
1-2
4-13
1938
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Edmund R. Novak
DICKINSON VILLANOVA CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. VERMONT ST. JOHN’S FORDHAM DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH Rutgers HARVARD Harvard NEW YORK UNIV.
Columbia COLUMBIA RUTGERS LAFAYETTE Cornell Cornell GEORGETOWN CALIFORNIA
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Yale TEMPLE YALE W
14-1
W
11-3
W
21-5
L
2-5
L
2-10
L
1-18
W
5-4
L
3-14
W
7-4
L
13-14
L
1-4
W
7-5
W
9-2
L
4-7
W
8-2
L
4-10
W
5-4
W
4-3
L
2-5
W4-3
W
4-3
W
5-2
W
2-1
L
3-4
L
2-5
1939
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: A.T. (Brud) Harper
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. VERMONT ST. JOHN’S MANHATTAN PENN STATE
Lafayette FORDHAM NAVY HARVARD ARMY COLGATE Harvard DUKE Williams Dartmouth Dartmouth RUTGERS Columbia
Columbia CORNELL CORNELL PENNSYLVANIA Yale Pennsylvania YALE L
8-9
L
2-5
L
3-11
W
7-3
W
7-1
W
4-3
L
2-7
L
0-4
L
0-7
L
4-15
L
5-12
L
2-13
L
3-5
L
6-8
L
2-15
W
6-4
W
10-3
W8-6
W
2-110
L
1-4
L
4-5
W
4-3
L
2-3
L
4-13
W
6-1
1940
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Jack H. Gefaell
FORDHAM MANHATTAN NEW YORK UNIV. BROWN PENN STATE ARMY Rutgers NEWARK BEARS
LAFAYETTE
COLUMBIA HARVARD DUKE PENNSYLVANIA WILLIAMS Columbia DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH Cornell Cornell GEORGETOWN Harvard Holy Cross Yale Pennsylvania RUTGERS YALE L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
T
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
1-13
4-9
6-9
3-2
2-0
4-5
4-1
2-17
4-4
1-4
8-11
4-5
8-5
1-4
6-8
1-0
1-2
9-3
4-6
3-2
6-5
0-9
1-11
7-3
4-7
2-0
1941
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Stanley W. Pearson, Jr.
Overall: 15-11; EIBL: 9-3 (champion)
WILLIAMS
NEW YORK UNIV.
FORDHAM MANHATTAN Lafayette COLGATE Penn State NEWARK BEARS
COLUMBIA DARTMOUTH LEHIGH ARMY Cornell DUKE Vermont Dartmouth Rutgers CORNELL HARVARD Columbia Harvard RUTGERS Pennsylvania PENNSYLVANIA Yale YALE L2-7
L
3-4
W
4-3
L
0-2
L
5-13
L
4-5
W
8-4
L
0-9
W
9-5
L
2-6
W
6-1
W
13-3
L
5-8
W
2-1
L
2-6
W
5-4
W
11-3
W
2-0
L
4-7
W
6-5
W
6-4
L
6-13
W
14-714
W
3-2
W
5-4
W
5-3
1942 Spring
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: William L. MacCoy, Jr.
TRINITY MANHATTAN NEWARK BEARS
RUTGERS HARVARD COLUMBIA L
W
L
W
W
W
4-7
13-1
0-12
7-1
8-4
13-2
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Cornell FORDHAM Dartmouth Dartmouth FT. DIX
Ft. Monmouth CORNELL Columbia Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Harvard FT. MONMOUTH Yale YALE L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
5-6
4-9
7-6
6-5
3-10
4-14
4-2
4-3
2-1
5-3
6-514
7-5
2-111
12-8
1942 Summer
Coach: Richard Vaughan
Captain: John F. McCarthy, Jr.
Overall: 6-2-1
SWARTHMORE Pa. Military College ! Riegel Ridge ! Lehigh ! High Bridge !
Ft. Dix ! Lehigh ! Ft. Wadsworth ! Yale ! ! = site unavailable
W
W
W
W
T
L
L
W
W
7-611
10-2
11-2
3-1
2-2
1-2
2-6
2-1
5-1
1943 Spring
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: Robert I. Perina
MANHATTAN FORDHAM NAVY Rutgers DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH COLUMBIA ELLIS ISLAND C.G. COLUMBIA Cornell
Cornell YALE PENNSYLVANIA RUTGERS Pennsylvania FORDHAM W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
3-2
5-4
0-3
14-5
0-3
4-3
7-3
3-6
4-5
3-48
3-410
10-1
6-10
6-2
2-3
3-1
1943 Summer !
Overall: 5-6
Lehigh
L0-2
Ft. Wadsworth W
11-4
Pennsylvania W
11-3
Columbia W
5-3
Swarthmore L
2-4
Lehigh W
5-4
Ft. Dix L
1-2
Pennsylvania L
3-5
Ellis Island C.G. W
3-1
Columbia L
1-2
Yale L
0-6
! = sites of all games unavailable
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1944 Spring
Coach: Bill Clarke
Captain: David S. Marshall
COLGATE COLUMBIA ARMY SWARTHMORE ELLIS ISLAND C.G. Dartmouth Dartmouth FT. DIX
Pennsylvania STEVENS INSTITUTE CORNELL CORNELL Columbia Yale MUHLENBERG PENNSYLVANIA
Yale !
Ellis Island C.G. !
Yale !
! = site unavailable
W
10-1
L
1-3
L
9-1014
W
2-1
W
5-1
L
4-8
L
1-2
L
1-3
W
2-1
W
7-1
W
8-4
W
7-4
L
3-4
L
2-8
W
3-1
W4-310
1944 Summer
Captain: David S. Marshall
Overall: 4-9
MITCHELL FIELD
LAKEHURST NAVAL
Yale
CAMP KILMER
PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania
HIGH BRIDGE
LEHIGH
FT. TOTEN
Navy ELLIS ISLAND C.G.
YALE
Lehigh L
3-7
L
4-8
L6-11
L
3-10
W6-4
L0-8
W
5-0
W
6-3
W
2-1
L
3-10
L
4-7
L2-7
L
0-7
1945 Spring
Coach: Charlie Caldwell
Captain: Samuel B.D. Baird
DREW Navy DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH ELLIS ISLAND C.G. LAFAYETTE
HIGH BRIDGE YALE COLUMBIA MUHLENBERG High Bridge Columbia Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell PENNSYLVANIA
Yale
W
6-1
L
0-4
W
2-0
W
6-4
L
0-1
W11-7
W
5-3
L
3-411
W
6-2
W
11-5
L
4-5
L
8-911
L
9-11
W
5-2
W
3-1
L8-1012
L3-410
1945 Summer
Overall: 6-4
Lehigh ! SWARTHMORE
Earle Naval Base ! Pennsylvania !
Drew !
Swarthmore !
Pennsylvania !
W
8-7
W10-7
L
3-5
L
0-8
W
12-6
W
3-0
W
6-4
L
W
L
2-3
8-4
1-9
1946
Coach: Charlie Caldwell
Captain: Allen W. Bush
4/17
5/25
CONNECTICUT LEHIGH TEMPLE SWARTHMORE NEWARK BEARS
Rutgers Villanova NAVY COLUMBIA Dartmouth Dartmouth Pennsylvania VILLANOVA Columbia CORNELL CORNELL PENNSYLVANIA RUTGERS Muhlenberg Lafayette COLGATE Yale YALE
W
6-2
W
7-4
L
5-8
W
9-7
L
1-9
L
8-14
W
8-5
L
2-6
L
4-9
L
2-10
W
4-3
L
3-6
L
0-11
L
2-6
W
3-0
W
1-0
L
4-8
L
3-7
W
3-1
L
1-3
W
7-1
L
4-8
L4-7
1947
Coach: Matt Davidson
Captain: Chandler R. Brewer
4/3
MUHLENBERG 4/4
TEMPLE 4/7
VILLANOVA 4/8
SYRACUSE 4/10 DREW 4/12 Navy 4/15 COLUMBIA 4/19 Cornell 4/19 Cornell 4/23 Pennsylvania 4/26 ARMY 4/30 RUTGERS 5/3Dartmouth
5/10 HARVARD 5/14 Columbia 5/17Harvard
5/21PENNSYLVANIA
5/24DARTMOUTH
5/31 FORDHAM 6/1
COLGATE 6/7Yale
6/14YALE
W
7-5
L
1-3
L
2-9
L
3-8
L
1-8
W
5-4
L
6-7
W
12-11
W
4-3
L
4-7
L
1-4
W
3-1
W 8-2
W
1-0
L
5-13
L
2-4
W 6-5
W 5-1
L
5-7
L
2-6
L 3-7
W 1-0
1948
Coach: Matt Davidson
Captain: John C. Meeker
3/26
3/30
4/2
4/3
4/7
4/10
4/17
4/20
Maryland Virginia MUHLENBERG Villanova KINGS POINT Pennsylvania COLGATE Lafayette W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
6-5
5-15
2-7
6-1
10-4
9-14
1-14
1-14
4/23BROWN
4/24 Rutgers 4/28Cornell
5/1ARMY
5/5Navy
5/8Dartmouth
5/11 RUTGERS 5/14HARVARD
5/15 GEORGETOWN 5/19PENNSYLVANIA
5/22 MANHATTAN 5/26 FORDHAM 5/29COLUMBIA
6/5Yale
MARYLAND 6/12 YALE W 10-4
L
0-8
L 1-10
L 0-3
L 0-2
L 3-8
L
3-5
L
3-5
W
9-7
W 4-1
W
4-3
W
5-4
W 9-4
L 2-14
W
7-1
L
5-7
1949
Coach: Emerson Dickman
Captain: George A. Kepler
Overall: 12-7-1; EIBL: 6-3 (champion)
4/2
MUHLENBERG 4/4
Temple 4/5
FORDHAM 4/7
VILLANOVA 4/8
WILLIAMS 4/12 PENNSYLVANIA
4/16NAVY
4/19Columbia
4/22DARTMOUTH
4/29Harvard
4/30Brown
5/4
LAFAYETTE 5/7Army
5/11CORNELL
5/14 GEORGETOWN 5/18Pennsylvania
5/21 Rutgers 5/28 RUTGERS 6/4
Yale 6/11YALE
W
W
L
W
W
T
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
1950
Captain: Walter D. Armstrong, Jr.
Overall: 14-8; EIBL: 7-2 (co-champion)
4/1
MANHATTAN 4/4
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. 4/6
TUFTS 4/7
Pennsylvania 4/8
Georgetown 4/12 FORDHAM 4/15 NEW YORK UNIV. 4/18 Lafayette 4/21BROWN
4/22 Rutgers 4/26COLUMBIA
4/29ARMY
5/6
TEMPLE 5/10Navy
5/13HARVARD
5/16 COLGATE 5/20Cornell
PENNSYLVANIA
5/27 RUTGERS 6/3Yale
6/8Dartmouth
6/10 YALE 5-3
5-4
3-12
2-0
10-0
6-68
5-6
6-2
2-6
1-0
1-6
1-0
6-2
4-3
1-6
6-3
0-3
5-3
2-6
5-0
1951
Captain: Willard F. Prior, Jr.
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. W
2-1
MANHATTAN W
2-0
MORAVIAN W
2-1
TEMPLE W
8-1
NEW YORK UNIV.
L
4-5
Pennsylvania
W6-4
VILLANOVA W
4-3
Columbia
L3-4
FORDHAM W
6-2
NAVY
W6-2
Army
W6-4
CORNELL
W4-3
5/1
Rutgers W
4-3
DARTMOUTH
W10-7
GEORGETOWN W
3-1
Brown
L2-6
COLGATE W
8-0
LAFAYETTE W
2-1
SETON HALL W
8-3
PENNSYLVANIA W
5-0
Yale L
1-2
6/6
RUTGERS W
2-1
YALE
W7-6
Southern California ! L
1-4
Tennessee !
L
2-3
Harvard
W6-2
! = NCAA World Series at Omaha, Neb.
1952
Coach: Eddie Donovan
Captain: Ray Chirurgi
Overall: 11-11; EIBL South: 4-4
4/4
NEW YORK UNIV.
4/7
Georgetown 4/9
Lafayette 4/10 Rutgers 4/11 CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. 4/12 AMHERST 4/16COLUMBIA
4/19Navy
4/26 SETON HALL 4/30Pennsylvania
5/3NAVY
5/7
TEMPLE 5/10Cornell
5/11Cornell
5/14Columbia
5/16 MANHATTAN 5/17 COLGATE 5/21PENNSYLVANIA
5/24 FORDHAM 5/31 RUTGERS 6/7
Yale 6/10 YALE L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
2-4
4-6
1-5
1-6
4-1
7-4
0-4
3-5
1-4
9-4
9-2
6-4
2-4
2-3
2-0
5-0
4-5
2-0
5-0
2-7
1-0
4-2
W
4-3
W
3-2
L
2-5
L
7-10
L
2-6
L
1-6
W
8-1
L
2-4
W 8-0
L
5-12
W 2-0
L
1-3
W
4-1
W 5-2
1953
W 4-3
W
6-4
Captain: Joseph F. Golden
W 6-1
Overall: 14-7-1; EIBL: 8-2-1 (champion)
W7-6
W
3-2
4/4
Temple L
3-5
L 1-2
4/6
MANHATTAN W
5-0
W 6-1
4/8
Pennsylvania W
3-0
W
11-0
4/9
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. W
1-0
4/11 SETON HALL L
2-3
4/15 Navy W
10-5
4/21COLUMBIA
L
1-3
NEW YORK UNIV.
L
4-9
4/25ARMY
W 5-4
4/28 RUTGERS 5/1BROWN
5/2HARVARD
5/6
COLGATE 5/9Yale
5/13PENNSYLVANIA
5/16Dartmouth
Cornell
5/20 FORDHAM 5/23 VILLANOVA 6/6
Yale PENNSYLVANIA 6/13 YALE W
3-0
T 3-3
W 4-0
L
3-4
W 5-0
W 1-0
L
3-6
W7-3
W
1-0
W
3-2
L
1-2
W
1-0
W
4-2
1954
Captain: Edward S. Stimpson III
5/29
NEW YORK UNIV. Villanova TEMPLE Lafayette TUFTS MANHATTAN PENNSYLVANIA CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. LEHIGH Columbia
DARTMOUTH
COLGATE Brown
Harvard
Pennsylvania
AMHERST NAVY
Army
FORDHAM RUTGERS YALE
Yale YALE L
3-4
W
7-6
W
7-0
W
7-1
W
8-1
L
1-3
W
9-2
W
1-0
W
7-3
W13-8
W4-1
W
7-4
W1-0
W5-1
W9-3
L
7-15
L2-4
L1-4
L
1-4
W
2-0
W7-1
L
3-5
L
1-13
1955
Captain: John D. Easton
4/2
Temple 4/4
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. 4/5
LEHIGH 4/6
Rutgers 4/7
VILLANOVA 4/8
MAINE 4/15BROWN
4/16 COLGATE 4/20Navy
4/22 NEW YORK UNIV. 4/23 SETON HALL 4/27 RUTGERS 4/30Dartmouth
5/6ARMY
5/7HARVARD
5/11COLUMBIA
5/14Yale
5/18PENNSYLVANIA
5/21Cornell
5/28 FORDHAM 6/4Yale
6/8
LAFAYETTE W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
7-5
6-2
5-0
4-13
0-2
9-8
4-8
4-8
1-0
1-0
7-5
5-413
6-3
8-0
3-4
4-3
0-3
2-4
2-0
7-2
4-3
5-12
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1956
Captain: James C. Gibson, Jr.
COLBY MAINE SETON HALL 4/10 Rutgers NAVY
NEW YORK UNIV.
DARTMOUTH
Colgate Harvard
Brown
PENNSYLVANIA YALE
Army
RUTGERS Pennsylvania
Columbia
CORNELL
FORDHAM Yale !
Lafayette YALE ! = EIBL playoff
L
8-1010
L
5-12
W
4-38
L
2-3
W7-4
T
3-3
W4-0
W
4-3
W6-4
W10-2
W
9-2
W4-1
L1-2
W
4-3
W4-3
L4-8
W7-1
L
0-3
L
2-316
L
1-14
L
1-6
1957
Captain: Edward L. McMillan, Jr.
Overall: 12-10-1; EIBL: 2-6-1
4/9
5/1
COLBY WILLIAMS Rutgers LAFAYETTE CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. VILLANOVA Navy
BROWN
COLGATE
NEW YORK UNIV.
COLUMBIA
RUTGERS HARVARD MANHATTAN Dartmouth
Yale
SETON HALL Cornell
PENNSYLVANIA
ARMY
FORDHAM Yale YALE W
7-3
W
3-1
L
8-11
W
3-2
W
2-0
W
9-4
L1-7
L2-5
L
3-516
L
1-3
L1-6
W
9-1
L
0-1
L
0-8
L4-0
T
4-410
W
8-5
W4-0
W4-3
L7-9
W
5-1
W
4-2
W
9-2
1958
Captain: Edward J. Seaman
3/31 North Carolina 4/1
Duke ! 4/2
Lafayette ! 4/5
Delaware 4/9
Rutgers 4/12DARTMOUTH
4/16 VILLANOVA SETON HALL 4/19Columbia
4/22 NEW YORK UNIV.
4/25Harvard
4/26Brown
4/30Pennsylvania
26Baseball
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
T
L
W
L
4-9
6-9
1-6
6-8
7-3
0-3
0-6
3-7
3-2
7-7
6-7
6-5
3-6
5/3YALE
L 2-3
4/12 RUTGERS W
3-2
5/16CORNELL
L 3-12
5/17 COLGATE W
6-3
5/24ARMY
W 6-1
5/31 FORDHAM L
3-8
6/7
Yale W
10-1
6/14 YALE W
6-5
! = Dixie Classic at Winston-Salem, N.C.
1959
Captain: Richard N. Edie
4/4
MANHATTAN 4/6
NEW YORK UNIV.
4/7
SETON HALL 4/8
Rutgers 4/9
CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. 4/10 Rider 4/17BROWN
4/18ARMY
4/23 TEMPLE 4/25Cornell
5/2HARVARD
5/8
RUTGERS 5/9Yale
5/16Dartmouth
5/19Navy
5/22 DELAWARE 5/23PENNSYLVANIA
5/30 FORDHAM 6/6
Yale 6/10 COLGATE 6/13 YALE 1960
Captain: Michael V. Ippolito
4/6
5/3
Elon North Carolina State Georgetown Rutgers Lafayette CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. SETON HALL Columbia
MANHATTAN DARTMOUTH
VILLANOVA Brown
Harvard
RUTGERS CORNELL
NEW YORK UNIV. Pennsylvania
YALE
Army
NAVY
FORDHAM Yale COLGATE YALE 1961
Captain: Robert J. Myslik
First Year at Clarke Field
3/31
4/5
MASSACHUSETTS SETON HALL L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
3-5
1-12
2-0
3-5
3-0
3-4
13-5
2-3
7-3
3-0
0-2
6-5
7-1
3-5
1-9
0-6
6-5
4-2
2-1
1-0
2-4
4/7
Rutgers
4/8
AMHERST 4/12 Villanova 4/14BROWN
4/15HARVARD
4/19 CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. 4/20Cornell
4/26COLUMBIA
4/29Dartmouth
5/4
NEW YORK UNIV. 5/6ARMY
5/11 FORDHAM 5/13 MANHATTAN 5/15Yale
5/16Navy
5/19 RUTGERS 5/20PENNSYLVANIA
6/3
Yale 6/6
LAFAYETTE 6/7
RIDER 6/10 YALE T
10-10
W
9-6
L
5-8
W 4-2
L 6-10
W
10-0
W 10-7
L 3-13
L 6-11
L
2-17
W 4-2
W
5-2
L
1-3
W 3-1
W 4-2
W
4-2
L 4-16
L
3-4
L
3-7
W
6-3
W
9-0
1962
Captain: W. John Whitehouse, Jr.
3/26 Rollins ! 3/27 Duke ! 3/28 Amherst ! 3/29 Rollins ! 3/30 Duke ! 3/31 Amherst !
4/4
SETON HALL 4/5
NEW YORK UNIV.
4/12Columbia
4/14CORNELL
4/17 RUTGERS 4/20DARTMOUTH
4/21 MANHATTAN 4/24 CITY COLLEGE OF N.Y. 4/27Brown
W
19-2
4/28Harvard
L
1-5
5/4
Rutgers W
21-6
5/5
VILLANOVA W
7-5
5/9Pennsylvania
W
6-2
5/12YALE
W
8-2
5/16Army
L
2-13
5/19NAVY
L5-6
5/26 RIDER W
8-0
6/2Yale
W11-4 6/6
COLGATE W
13-2
6/7
Lafayette L4-5
6/9
YALE W4-2
! = at Winter Park, Fla.
L
1-3
L2-5
1963
L
3-8
L2-3
Captain: Donald W. Fudge
W6-5Overall: 13-11; EIBL: 5-4
L2-10
W2-1
4/2
Temple W
12-1
4/4
FORDHAM L
1-9
4/5
MAINE L
4-7
4/6
COLGATE W
7-3
4/9
SETON HALL 4/10 Villanova 4/12 NEW HAMPSHIRE 4/13ARMY
4/16 Rutgers 4/19BROWN
4/22 NEW YORK UNIV.
4/24COLUMBIA
L
2-4
4/27Cornell
L
6-8
4/30PENNSYLVANIA
L
0-12
L
6-9
L
7-8
W
8-6
L
10-12
T
5-5
L
0-5
W
12-1
L
3-8
W 7-6
W
3-0
L
2-4
W
12-2
W
10-3
W 3-2
L 3-11
L
6-10
L
2-7
L 6-8
L
4-5
L
2-7
L 5-10
W
10-0
L 0-2
L
4-5
L
3-7
L
4-6
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
10-1
8-15
14-10
5-2
4-0
6-4
8-3
9-2
0-3
2-0
2-3
2-14
5-1
5-1
5/3
RUTGERS 5/4HARVARD
5/7Navy
5/11Yale
5/15 MANHATTAN 5/18Dartmouth
5/25 TRENTON STATE 6/5
LAFAYETTE 6/8
Yale 6/15 YALE L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
3-7
7-5
4-5
0-4
5-7
2-6
0-6
3-1
2-3
6-5
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
T
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
7-3
4-5
1-4
2-3
2-4
2-1
5-6
2-2
9-4
1-2
0-2
4-5
4-3
2-10
9-3
3-4
5-0
1-7
16-4
6-9
6-9
0-2
3-0
3-6
1964
Captain: Walter R. Uhle
Overall: 8-15-1; EIBL: 2-6-1
3/30 NEW YORK UNIV. 4/1
NEW HAMPSHIRE 4/2
TEMPLE 4/3
COLGATE 4/4
SETON HALL 4/9MONMOUTH
4/15 Lafayette 4/17CORNELL
4/18 VILLANOVA 4/20 RUTGERS 4/24Harvard
4/25Brown
5/2DARTMOUTH
5/5Columbia
5/7
MANHATTAN 5/9YALE
5/13Pennsylvania
5/16NAVY
5/20 TRENTON STATE 5/23Army
5/30 RIDER 6/6
Rutgers 6/13 YALE 6/21 Yale 1965
Captain: Jack W. Singer
@ = NCAA District Two Regional
1966
Captain: Ronald J. Landeck
Maine ! W
2-1
Rochester ! W
6-2
Rollins ! L
2-7
Maine !
T
2-2
Rochester ! L
1-5
Rollins ! L
2-5
VILLANOVA W
4-0
NEW HAMPSHIRE W
1-0
RIDER W
7-3
MANHATTAN L
1-2
SETON HALL L
0-3
CORNELL
W4-1
4/19 RUTGERS L
2-9
Columbia
L5-6
DARTMOUTH
L0-2
NEW YORK UNIV.
L
2-6
Brown
W13-8
Harvard
L0-3
Pennsylvania
W3-2
YALE
L0-2
5/10 Rutgers L
4-8
NAVY
L0-1
FORDHAM W
5-1
TEMPLE W
5-0
Army
L6-8
TRENTON STATE W
6-1
Lafayette W
3-2
Yale L
2-13
YALE W
6-4
! = Rollins Tournament at Winter Park, Fla.
1967
Captain: Thomas A. Peppler
TRENTON STATE MAINE MAINE Rollins ! L
3-4
NEW YORK UNIV. Colby ! W
6-0
Temple
Virginia Military Inst. ! W
6-3
Villanova Rollins ! W
4-3
SETON HALL Colby ! W
3-2
HARVARD
Virginia Military Inst. ! W
6-3
4/18 Rutgers Villanova L
0-7
Rider ARMY
W3-2
COLUMBIA
SETON HALL W
4-1
PENNSYLVANIA
Navy
L0-2
ARMY
4/20 Rutgers W
2-1
FORDHAM HARVARD
W8-0
5/4
ST. JOHN’S BROWN
W5-35/9
RUTGERS NEW YORK UNIV.
W
1-0
Dartmouth
FORDHAM W
6-0
BROWN
COLUMBIA
L1-4
Navy
PENNSYLVANIA
W5-0
MANHATTAN Yale
W5-1
LAFAYETTE Dartmouth
L0-2
Lafayette Rider L
3-8
MANHATTAN W
6-5
1968
MONMOUTH W
5-0
5/19 RUTGERS W
4-2
Captain: Robert L. Weber
TRENTON STATE W
8-2
Cornell
W2-1
RIDER @ W
4-3
3/25 Rollins LAFAYETTE @
L
4-5
3/26 Rollins Yale L
3-5
3/27 Florida Southern YALE
W4-3
3/28 Florida Southern ! = Rollins Tournament at Winter Park, Fla.
3/29 Stetson L
9-11
W
4-0
L
3-5
L
0-5
L2-7
W
8-5
L
0-4
W3-2
L
0-5
L
3-7
W3-0
W8-1
L4-7
W
9-2
L
2-6
L
0-1
L1-2
W2-1
W4-0
W
9-4
W
11-0
L
6-9
W
L
L
L
L
11-2
2-3
2-9
3-4
5-7
3/30 Stetson 4/4
ROCHESTER 4/5
COLGATE 4/6
NEW HAMPSHIRE 4/8
VILLANOVA 4/10 TEMPLE 4/13NAVY
4/16 RUTGERS 4/18 ST. JOHN’S 4/20CORNELL
4/23 NEW YORK UNIV.
4/26Harvard
4/27Brown
4/29 FORDHAM 5/1Pennsylvania
5/4DARTMOUTH
5/7
Rutgers 5/9Columbia
5/11YALE
5/14 SETON HALL 5/16Army
5/18 MANHATTAN 5/25LAFAYETTE
6/1
Lafayette W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
15-2
7-0
2-3
0-2
0-10
3-2
1-4
2-7
2-1
3-4
9-6
3-4
2-1
1-3
11-5
2-8
2-10
5-6
2-5
6-2
0-3
9-1
3-2
3-4
L
W
W
W
W
T
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
0-4
5-0
9-3
2-1
5-4
7-7
6-2
4-6
3-2
6-4
2-0
3-10
2-0
3-6
4-3
1-3
5-1
3-1
1-5
3-0
2-3
5-3
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
4-12
6-8
14-3
15-6
8-7
4-1
7-6
8-5
0-5
8-7
5-0
7-9
4-8
5-2
12-1
7-4
5-0
2-1
1969
Captain: John Todd Faulkner
3/29 MAINE 3/29 MAINE 4/3
MANHATTAN 4/4
ROCHESTER 4/7
NEW YORK UNIV.
4/10 Temple
4/12BROWN
4/15 Rutgers 4/19Navy
4/23 Villanova 4/24 ST. JOHN’S 4/26Dartmouth
LAFAYETTE 4/30PENNSYLVANIA
5/2
FORDHAM 5/3HARVARD
5/5
Seton Hall 5/7ARMY
5/10Yale
5/13 RUTGERS 5/14COLUMBIA
5/14CORNELL
1970
Captain: John Todd Faulkner
3/23 Toledo ! 3/24 Massachusetts ! 3/25 South Carolina ! 3/26 Yale ! 3/27 Duke ! 3/28 Massachusetts ! 4/7
NEW YORK UNIV.
4/10 HARVARD 4/11DARTMOUTH
4/11DARTMOUTH
4/17Yale
4/18BROWN
4/18BROWN
4/21 VILLANOVA 4/25Army
4/25Army
4/29 SETON HALL 5/1NAVY
Baseball27
5/2
PENNSYLVANIA W
4-3
5/2
PENNSYLVANIA W
1-0
5/5
Lafayette W
10-5
5/7
ST. JOHN’S W
6-5
5/9
Columbia W Forfeit
5/9
Columbia W Forfeit
5/11 RUTGERS L
1-2
5/12 Rutgers L
2-6
5/14Cornell
L
1-6
5/15 Fordham W6-5
! = University of South Carolina Tournament at
Columbia, S.C.
1971
Captain: Ray J. Huard
Overall: 22-7-1; EIBL: 8-5-1
4/29COLUMBIA
W
4/29COLUMBIA
W
5/1
SETON HALL W
5/2
ST. JOHN’S L
5/5PENNSYLVANIA
W
5/6NAVY
W
5/6NAVY
W
5/12Army
W
5/13Cornell
L
5/13Cornell
L
1973
Captain: Peter H. Korsan
3/22 Rollins ! W
3-2
3/23 Vanderbilt ! L
0-4
3/24 William & Mary ! W
11-2
3/25 Rollins !
W
12-11
3/26 Vanderbilt !
W
5-4
3/27 William & Mary !
W
11-1
4/1
Temple W
6-5
4/3
COLGATE
W
2-1
4/3
COLGATE
W
9-0
4/8MANHATTAN
W 2-113
4/10Columbia
W 8-3
4/10Columbia
W 8-2
4/13 Rutgers W
6-2
4/16ARMY
W 1-0
4/17CORNELL
W 4-1
4/17CORNELL
L
0-2
4/21 Villanova W
9-2
4/23Pennsylvania
W 8-4
4/24Navy
W 3-1
4/24Navy
L
6-8
4/27 FORDHAM W
10-3
4/30BROWN
T 5-514
5/1YALE
L 4-6
5/1YALE
L 0-5
5/4
NEW YORK UNIV.
W
18-2
5/7Dartmouth
L 1-2
5/8Harvard
W 9-6
5/8Harvard
W 11-2
5/11 RUTGERS L
1-9
5/14 ST. JOHN’S W
2-0
3/19 Rollins ! L
3/20 Miami (Ohio) ! L
3/21 South Carolina ! L
3/22 Rollins ! L
3/23 Miami (Ohio) ! L
3/24 South Carolina ! L
4/6
MANHATTAN W
4/7Pennsylvania
L
4/7Pennsylvania
W
4/9
FORDHAM W
4/11 RUTGERS L
4/14Columbia
W
4/14Columbia
W
4/16 COLGATE W
4/17 Villanova W
4/20CORNELL
L
4/21ARMY
L
4/21ARMY
W
4/24 LAFAYETTE W
4/28Dartmouth
W
4/28Dartmouth
L
5/4YALE
L
5/5BROWN
L
5/5BROWN
W
5/6
Seton Hall L
5/8
Rutgers W
5/10 Temple L
5/12Navy
L
5/17 NEW YORK UNIV.
W
5/19 ST. JOHN’S
L
5/19 ST. JOHN’S
W
1972
Captain: William F. Binder, Jr.
1974
Captain: Kenneth A. Beytin
Overall: 19-11-1; EIBL: 10-5 (co-champion)
3/20 Cincinnati !
3/21 Northwestern ! 3/22 Rollins ! 3/23 Cincinnati ! 3/24 Northwestern ! 3/25 Rollins !
4/1
MAINE 4/1
MAINE 4/3
TEMPLE 4/5
NEW YORK UNIV.
4/7
Rutgers 4/14DARTMOUTH
4/15HARVARD
4/15HARVARD
4/18 VILLANOVA 4/21Brown
4/22Yale
4/22Yale
4/25 Lafayette 4/27 Fordham 28Baseball
T
8-8
W
7-6
W
4-2
L
3-11
W
8-7
W
6-5
W
4-0
L
1-5
W
13-0
W
4-2
L
6-8
L
4-8
L
0-4
L
3-7
W
3-2
L 11-12
W 8-1
W 7-1
L
5-6
W
9-5
3-0
1-0
2-0
3-4
12-2
3-2
2-1
7-5
0-1
2-3
4/24
Wesleyan !
Wesleyan !
Florida Bible !
Ursinus !
Wesleyan !
Lafayette COLGATE BUFFALO BROWN
YALE
YALE
VILLANOVA Montclair State NAVY
NAVY
RIDER RUTGERS Pennsylvania
Columbia
Columbia
4-9
1-18
0-5
2-3
0-2
3-10
7-5
1-3
8-3
7-1
4-7
3-1
5-3
2-0
4-215
2-5
1-2
1-013
3-2
1-0
2-4
0-3
1-6
4-1
2-4
4-2
7-9
1-5
2-0
0-2
2-1
W
8-6
L
6-9
W
13-1
W
29-15
W
11-7
L
3-5
W
21-1
L
0-2
W6-3
W4-3
W5-0
W
7-6
L
5-6
W6-0
W11-0
L
1-4
W
8-7
L9-14
W6-2
L9-12
Fordham W
4-1
CORNELL
W8-7
CORNELL
W4-3
ARMY
W7-2
TEMPLE L
5-8
Harvard
L1-4
Harvard
L2-4
Dartmouth
W3-1
NEW YORK UNIV. W
13-7
SETON HALL
T
0-0
Harvard @
L
3-5
! Florida East Coast Tournament; Hollywood, Fla.
@ EIBL playoff
1975
Captain: Scott R. McHenry
Overall: 11-18-1; EIBL: 5-8-1
Rollins !
L
2-3
Tennessee !
W
15-1
Ohio State !
L
0-7
Rollins !
W
8-3
Tennessee ! L
3-5
Ohio State !
L
4-9
LAFAYETTE L
1-5
COLGATE W
8-2
Seton Hall L
4-5
4/8
RUTGERS L
4-5
Yale
W9-1
Brown
W14-1
Brown
W8-2
MONTCLAIR STATE L
1-4
Navy
L3-5
Navy
W6-1
Rider W
13-1
Rutgers L
0-9
COLUMBIA
T2-2
PENNSYLVANIA
L2-312
PENNSYLVANIA
L2-3
Temple L
6-12
Cornell
W8-0
Army
L5-6
Army
L0-2
HARVARD
L1-3
DARTMOUTH
L1-3
DARTMOUTH
L0-3
TRENTON STATE W
7-0
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W
2-1
! Rollins Tournament at Winter Park, Fla.
1976
Coach: Len Rivers
Captain: Glenn A. Christy
Overall: 22-17-1; EIBL: 10-4
3/22
3/22
3/23
3/24
3/25
3/25
3/26
4/2
4/3
4/5
4/7
4/9
4/10
4/10
4/14
4/15
4/17
4/17
4/19
Louisiana State
Louisiana State
Louisiana State Nicholls State Tulane
Tulane Tulane MONTCLAIR STATE ROCHESTER SETON HALL Rutgers YALE BROWN BROWN VILLANOVA MANHATTAN NAVY NAVY LONG ISLAND UNIV. W
L
L
L
T
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
4-111
2-4
2-6
5-6
3-312
0-1
0-1
6-0
16-0
1-6
7-13
8-0
6-0
2-6
5-3
7-2
5-0
3-0
19-37
4/21 RUTGERS 4/23 Columbia 4/24 Pennsylvania 4/24 Pennsylvania 4/27 WAGNER 4/28 TEMPLE 4/30 CORNELL 5/1
ARMY 5/1
ARMY Fairleigh Dickinson 5/7Harvard
5/8
Dartmouth 5/8
Dartmouth 5/10 RIDER 5/12 Trenton State 5/14 Lafayette 5/15 ST. JOHN’S 5/15 ST. JOHN’S 5/21 BUFFALO !
5/22 RUTGERS !
5/53 ST. JOHN’S !
! ECAC Tournament
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
11-3
3-8
3-1
3-11
7-3
0-9
3-210
1-0
8-5
6-712
9-0
6-2
5-6
8-5
8-6
4-18
1-2
4-3
2-4
5-2
0-2
1977
Coach: Len Rivers
Captain: Robert J. Flaherty
PROVIDENCE ! W
9-3
PROVIDENCE ! W
8-7
SOUTHEASTERN MASS. ! W
12-2
SOUTHEASTERN MASS. ! W
14-2
NEW HAMPSHIRE ! W
3-1
NEW HAMPSHIRE ! W
2-1
Fordham L
7-11
PENNSYLVANIA
W12-5
COLUMBIA
L4-5
COLUMBIA
W7-6
Seton Hall L
1-8
4/6
RUTGERS W
12-0
Montclair State W
9-6
Villanova L
10-11
MANHATTAN W
18-6
Brown
L7-9
Yale
W9-1
Yale
L3-4
LONG ISLAND UNIV. W
6-0
Navy
L6-7
Navy
L2-12
Temple L
2-4
DARTMOUTH
W15-4
HARVARD
L0-610
HARVARD
L3-7
Rider L
0-1
5/5
Rutgers W
1-0
Cornell
L1-9
Cornell
L4-13
TRENTON STATE W
8-7
5/15 ST. JOHN’S W
8-710
LAFAYETTE L
2-411
! = Central New Jersey Baseball Classic
1978
Coach: Len Rivers
Captains: F. Scott Addis,
Matthew Gorman
3/31
4/1
4/1
4/3
4/5
4/6
4/9
Pennsylvania Columbia Columbia SETON HALL Rutgers MONTCLAIR STATE VILLANOVA L
L
W
L
L
W
W
7-8
8-9
10-2
0-68
5-17
6-48
10-5
4/10 FORDHAM 4/13MANHATTAN
4/14 BROWN 4/15 YALE 4/15 YALE 4/17 LONG ISLAND UNIV.
4/22 NAVY 4/22 NAVY 4/25 WAGNER
4/26 TEMPLE 4/28Dartmouth
4/29 Harvard 4/29 Harvard 5/1
RUTGERS 5/2RIDER
5/5
ARMY 5/6
CORNELL 5/6
CORNELL 5/15 ST. JOHN’S W
10-4
W 3-210
W
3-2
W
7-6
W
8-6
L
4-6
L
7-9
L
1-6
L
0-310
L
2-4
W 12-910
L
1-11
L
1-2
W
10-2
L 0-211
W
7-2
L
1-5
L
4-9
L
2-4
1979
Coach: Len Rivers
Captain: Joseph F. DeGeorge
3/25 Wake Forest 3/26 Wake Forest 3/27 High Point 3/28 High Point 3/29 Guilford 3/31 Richmond 4/5
Montclair State 4/6HARVARD
4/7
DARTMOUTH 4/7
DARTMOUTH 4/8
Villanova 4/10 RUTGERS 4/12 MANHATTAN 4/13 Yale 4/17 LONG ISLAND UNIV. 4/20 WAGNER 4/21 Navy 4/21 Navy 4/22 Trenton State 4/25 Temple 4/27 PENNSYLVANIA 4/28 COLUMBIA 4/30Rutgers
5/1
Rider 5/4
Cornell 5/5
Army 5/5
Army 5/7
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5/10 Fordham 5/11 LAFAYETTE L
3-9
L
5-6
L
1-3
L
5-6
W
13-3
L
6-13
L
1-4
W 8-710
L
3-6
W
6-5
L
4-9
W
4-3
W
11-7
L
2-6
L
7-8
W
9-4
L
1-3
L
0-6
L
5-8
L
10-11
W
1-0
L
4-5
L 2-310
L
3-18
L
3-16
L
4-5
L
3-4
W
10-0
L
5-7
L
2-6
1980
Coach: Len Rivers
Captains: John R. Corelli,
Roderick W. Shepard
4/2
Hampden-Sydney Richmond William & Mary Rutgers MONTCLAIR STATE NAVY NAVY WAGNER YALE BROWN BROWN MANHATTAN Harvard W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
10-0
1-4
6-4
5-3
1-2
1-0
0-2
3-0
2-4
2-3
10-1
16-0
5-6
5/11
5/11
Dartmouth Dartmouth TEMPLE LONG ISLAND UNIV. Columbia
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania VILLANOVA CORNELL ARMY ARMY Fairleigh Dickinson FORDHAM Lafayette ST. JOHN’S ST. JOHN’S L
6-7
W
12-8
W
5-4
W
5-3
W5-210
L
5-6
L
4-5
L
4-5
L
5-7
L
4-6
W
6-2
W
12-810
W
15-3
W
14-5
L
3-7
W
5-48
1981
Coach: Dick Hartnett
Captain: Mark F. Lockenmeyer
Fairfield ! East Carolina East Carolina Duke North Carolina UNC Wilmington Campbell
Campbell 4/1
RUTGERS
DARTMOUTH HARVARD HARVARD
Seton Hall Trenton State Brown
Yale
Yale
WAGNER Villanova Navy
Navy
MANHATTAN PENNSYLVANIA
COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA
4/27 Rutgers Rider
Army
Cornell
Cornell
LAFAYETTE Fordham FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ST. JOHN’S ST. JOHN’S
! = at Greenville, N.C.
W
9-1
L
4-10
L
0-1
W
8-5
L
4-14
L
3-6
L1-29
L
3-4
T
4-4
W
4-2
W
4-1
L0-7
L
0-6
L
3-5
L7-9
L1-2
L2-11
W
5-1
L
5-7
L3-5
L5-13
W
8-7
L3-8
W11-2
W9-1
L
5-7
W12-910
L1-4
L5-10
W10-8
W
8-3
W
10-8
W
5-0
L
0-2
L
2-48
1982
Coach: Tom O’Connell
Captain: Robert C. Holly
4/5Columbia
4/5Columbia
4/12BROWN
4/12BROWN
4/13Pennsylvania
4/13Pennsylvania
4/14 VILLANOVA 4/15 Rutgers 4/17Dartmouth
4/17Dartmouth
4/18Harvard
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
8-10
7-10
5-3
3-6
2-1
1-4
2-12
5-14
9-1
2-6
8-7
Baseball29
4/18Harvard
4/21 FORDHAM 4/22 LONG ISLAND UNIV. 4/24NAVY
4/24NAVY
4/27 RIDER 5/1ARMY
5/1ARMY
5/2CORNELL
5/2CORNELL
5/3
Lafayette 5/4
RUTGERS 5/5
Fairleigh Dickinson 5/7
SETON HALL 5/9
ST. JOHN’S 5/9
ST. JOHN’S 5/10 TRENTON STATE 5/12 WAGNER W 4-2
W
6-4
W
6-5
L
3-4
L 4-10
L
1-9
W 6-2
W 6-513
L 2-5
L 9-118
W
3-2
L
6-8
L
1-4
L
1-8
L
2-6
L
7-15
W
7-3
W
17-2
1983
Captains: Steven F. Kordish,
Paul G. Steinhauser
Overall: 17-20-2; EIBL: 7-10-1
3/12 North Carolina Wesleyan L
5-12
3/13 St. Andrews W
6-3
3/13 Pembroke State
T
4-4
3/14 Georgia Southern L
2-8
3/17 Central Florida L
2-16
3/17 Central Florida L
2-6
3/18 Florida Inst. of Tech. L
3-9
3/19 Florida Inst. of Tech. L
1-5
3/26 Fordham W
11-2
4/1COLUMBIA
L 3-4
4/1COLUMBIA
L 4-10
4/2PENNSYLVANIA
L 1-6
4/2PENNSYLVANIA
W 4-3
4/4
Seton Hall L
1-5
4/6
RUTGERS W
7-6
4/9Yale
L 5-9
4/9Yale
L 5-6
4/11Brown
W 12-10
4/11Brown
T 3-35
4/13 Villanova W
5-3
4/17DARTMOUTH
L
7-8
4/17DARTMOUTH
L
3-5
4/18HARVARD
W 6-0
4/18HARVARD
L
1-6
4/23Navy
L 2-10
4/23Navy
L 4-136
4/26 Rider L
4-5
4/30Cornell
W 5-1
4/30Cornell
W 7-6
5/1Army
W 10-5
5/1Army
W 6-2
5/2LAFAYETTE
W 6-3
5/3
8-0
5/8
ST. JOHN’S L
0-2
5/8
ST. JOHN’S W
7-6
5/11 Trenton State W
10-8
5/12 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) W
8-7
5/14TEMPLE
L 9-15
5/14TEMPLE
W 17-14
1984
Captain: Edward F. Aulisi
3/10 East Carolina
3/12 Creighton ! 3/13 Rollins !
3/14 Maryland ! 3/14Stetson
30Baseball
L
L
L
L
L
4-5
4-10
1-6
2-12
2-10
3/15 Creighton !
W
10-5
3/16 Rollins !
W
8-3
3/17 Maryland !
T
3-3
3/18 Jacksonville L
1-3
3/27 Drew W
10-3
4/1Pennsylvania
L 13-7
4/1Pennsylvania
W 6-4
4/2 Columbia
W13-10
4/2Columbia
L 3-4
4/8BROWN
W 7-3
4/8BROWN
L 1-5
4/9YALE
L 6-7
4/9YALE
W 7-5
4/11 VILLANOVA
T
2-2
4/14Dartmouth
L
5-9
4/17 FORDHAM W
8-6
4/21NAVY
W 9-4
4/21NAVY
W 6-4
4/25 RIDER W
19-7
SETON HALL L
5-11
4/28CORNELL
L
2-5
4/28CORNELL
W 1-0
4/29ARMY
W 5-2
4/29ARMY
L
1-3
4/30 Lafayette W
5-4
5/1
LONG ISLAND UNIV.
W
17-13
5/2
6-5
5/5
ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) W
13-5
5/5
15-2
5/6
St. John’s L
1-6
5/7Dartmouth
W 7-6
5/9Harvard
L 7-15
5/9Harvard
L 2-13
5/12 Rutgers L
0-4
5/12 Rutgers L
3-7
1985
Captains: William G. Beard,
Michael P. Fiala
3/16 Creighton ! 3/17 Barry 3/17 Florida International 3/19 William Paterson ! 3/20 Florida International 3/21 Florida International 3/22 Florida International 3/26 DREW 3/29 SWARTHMORE 3/30PENNSYLVANIA
3/30PENNSYLVANIA
3/31COLUMBIA
3/31COLUMBIA
4/5HARVARD
4/5HARVARD
4/6DARTMOUTH
4/6DARTMOUTH
4/10 Villanova 4/13Brown
4/13Brown
4/14Yale
4/14Yale
4/18 Fordham 4/20Navy
4/20Navy
4/22 RUTGERS 4/24 Rider 4/25 Seton Hall 4/27Army
4/27Army
4/28Cornell
4/28Cornell
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
8-1
11-1
17-3
12-3
14-7
0-11
9-6
13-1
13-6
6-3
1-2
9-1
8-65
2-3
4-1
4-1
16-0
6-13
10-4
6-2
2-0
11-5
9-10
1-213
8-4
5-9
4-14
17-7
12-4
11-9
6-1
4-1
5/1
6-5
5/7
17-16
5/11 LAFAYETTE L
0-11
5/11 LAFAYETTE W
9-1
5/12 ST. JOHN’S W
5-2
5/12 ST. JOHN’S L
4-6
5/18 Harvard @ W
5-1
Miami (Fla.) # L
6-22
Florida # L
4-14
! = at Miami, Fla.
@ = EIBL playoff game at New Haven, Conn.
# = NCAA Atlantic Regional at Miami, Fla.
1986
Captains: Daniel P. Arendas,
Scott D. LaForest, Todd W. Leavitt
3/16 Florida Southern 3/18 South Florida 3/19 Tampa 3/19 South Florida 3/20 South Florida 3/21 Eckerd 3/22 Ohio State ! 3/26 SETON HALL 3/28 COPPIN STATE 4/2
Bucknell 4/5ARMY
4/5ARMY
4/6COLUMBIA
4/6COLUMBIA
4/9
VILLANOVA 4/12Pennsylvania
4/12Pennsylvania
4/13Navy
4/13Navy
4/19CORNELL
4/19CORNELL
4/26YALE
4/26YALE
4/27BROWN
4/27BROWN
5/1
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 5/3Harvard
5/3Harvard
5/4Dartmouth
5/4Dartmouth
5/5
LONG ISLAND UNIV. 5/6
ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 5/8
Rutgers 5/9
RIDER 5/10 Lafayette 5/10 Lafayette 5/11 St. John’s 5/11 St. John’s ! = at Winter Park, Fla.
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
1-6
2-6
3-5
4-0
5-7
2-12
11-8
3-4
5-6
9-7
0-1
6-9
2-8
5-4
2-3
11-2
8-2
0-2
3-4
4-3
1-4
2-4
8-1
2-0
4-5
4-3
1-0
4-8
2-1
5-7
9-0
5-4
3-4
12-7
3-4
10-5
1-15
7-5
1987
Captain: Todd A. Tuckner
Overall: 17-24-1; EIBL: 6-11-1
3/15
3/16
3/17
Seton Hall !
Pittsburgh !
Florida Southern
Bellarmine @
Central Florida !
Seton Hall !
Pittsburgh !
St. Xavier @
Central Florida !
Seton Hall !
Pittsburgh !
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
7-9
11-12
3-8
7-6
2-911
8-9
6-7
5-4
4-2
8-12
5-7
3/25 Georgetown
L
8-197
3/28 COLGATE
W
12-1
3/28 COLGATE
W
6-2
4/1BUCKNELL
W 16-4
4/5Columbia
W 3-08
4/5Columbia
L 0-3
4/6Army
L 2-4
4/6Army
L 0-18
4/8Villanova
L 9-10
4/11PENNSYLVANIA
W 2-1
4/11PENNSYLVANIA
W 5-0
4/12NAVY
L 1-13
4/12NAVY
L
1-3
4/15 Rider
W12-1111
4/18Cornell
L
2-3
4/18Cornell
W 4-1
4/21 WEST CHESTER
W
9-3
4/25Yale
W 6-39
4/25Yale
T
2-2
4/26Brown
W 2-1
4/26Brown
L
2-3
4/29MONMOUTH
L
4-7
5/2HARVARD
L 1-3
5/2HARVARD
L 2-4
5/3DARTMOUTH
L 2-4
5/3DARTMOUTH
L 4-8
5/6
RUTGERS
L
2-7
5/9LAFAYETTE
W 6-5
5/9LAFAYETTE
L 2-7
5/10 ST. JOHN’S
W
5-4
5/10 ST. JOHN’S
W
6-4
! = Central Florida Spring Classic at Orlando, Fla.
@ = at DeLand, Fla.
1988
Captain: Stephen L. Holland
3/12 William Paterson !
3/12 William Paterson !
3/13 Florida International
3/15 Mercy (N.Y.) !
3/15 Florida Atlantic
3/16 Trenton State !
3/17Barry
3/18 Lowell !
3/18 Florida International
3/20 Boca Raton
3/23 GEORGETOWN
3/27 LEHIGH
4/1
MD.-BALT. COUNTY
4/1
MD.-BALT. COUNTY
4/6VILLANOVA
4/9COLUMBIA
4/9COLUMBIA
4/10ARMY
4/10ARMY
4/12Lafayette
4/16Navy
4/16Navy
4/17Pennsylvania
4/17Pennsylvania
4/19 West Chester
4/21Bucknell
4/23CORNELL
4/23CORNELL
4/27MONMOUTH
4/30BROWN
4/30BROWN
5/1YALE
5/1YALE
5/4Rutgers
5/7Dartmouth
5/7Dartmouth
L
3-8
W
14-58
L
11-13
W
11-6
L
10-12
W
12-1
W 12-2
W
12-4
L
3-11
W
5-3
W
10-7
W
12-11
L
4-6
W
1-0
W 6-2
L 8-9
W 4-1
W 4-1
L
2-3
W 15-88
L
0-3
L
0-1
L
6-7
L
1-2
L
1-2
L
3-4
W 4-3
W 5-3
W 2-1
W 4-1
W 6-1
W 5-0
L 4-6
L 0-8
L 7-8
L 0-8
5/8Harvard
5/8Harvard
! = at Delray Beach, Fla.
W 13-0
W 7-1
1989
Captains: Jeffrey P. Barton,
Michael C. Lutz
Overall: 26-14-1; EIBL: 10-8
3/11 Catholic !
3/11 Florida International 3/12 Florida International 3/13 Mercy (N.Y.) !
3/13 Florida International 3/14 Mercy (N.Y.) !
3/14Nova
4/15 Jersey City State !
4/15 St. Thomas 4/17 St. Thomas 4/18 Trenton State !
4/19 Allegheny !
4/19 Allegheny !
4/24Lehigh
4/1
WEST CHESTER
4/1
WEST CHESTER
4/6RIDER
4/8Columbia
4/8Columbia
4/9Army
4/9Army
4/11LAFAYETTE
4/15NAVY
4/15NAVY
4/16PENNSYLVANIA
4/16PENNSYLVANIA
4/18BUCKNELL
4/22Cornell
4/22Cornell
4/24MONMOUTH
4/29Brown
4/29Brown
4/30Yale
4/30Yale
5/3
RUTGERS
5/6DARTMOUTH
5/6DARTMOUTH
5/7HARVARD
5/7HARVARD
LA SALLE
! = at Delray Beach, Fla.
W
7-2
W
6-5
W
3-1
W
4-3
L
5-9
W
13-6
L 6-10
W
10-48
W
14-3
L
5-10
W
9-6
T
6-611
L
8-12
L
3-4
W 6-3
W
4-0
W
6-2
W 7-4
W 11-2
L 1-2
W 4-3
L 2-7
L 6-10
W 2-0
W 3-28
W 1-0
L
1-2
W 9-8
W 12-1
L 9-11
W 7-611
W 3-2
W 7-4
W 9-68
L 4-13
W
7-2
L 2-3
W 5-410
L 2-6
L 5-8
W
5-0
1990
Captain: Matthew S. Noone
3/17 UNC Wilmington
3/17 UNC Wilmington
3/18 UNC Wilmington
3/19Campbell
3/19Campbell
3/20Campbell
3/21 Maryland !
3/21 Coastal Carolina !
3/24 Mt. Olive
3/24 Mt. Olive
3/25 Mt. Olive
3/27 LEHIGH
3/31Rider
4/8COLUMBIA
4/8COLUMBIA
4/9ARMY
L
2-3
L
3-8
W
4-2
W 3-1
W 5-1
W 12-11
W
12-1
L
7-810
L
1-11
L
1-3
W
3-0
W
14-4
W
11-2
L
2-4
L 2-4
W 8-0
L 3-7
4/9ARMY
4/10 West Chester
4/13Pennsylvania
4/13Pennsylvania
4/14Navy
4/14Navy
4/19Bucknell
4/21CORNELL
4/21CORNELL
4/25Monmouth
4/28YALE
4/28YALE
4/29BROWN
4/29BROWN
5/2Rutgers
5/5Harvard
5/5Harvard
5/6Dartmouth
5/6Dartmouth
5/9
NORTH CAROLINA
5/9
NORTH CAROLINA
ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)
Lafayette
Lafayette
! = at Myrtle Beach, S.C.
W 1-0
L
16-21
L
0-2
W 5-1
L
1-3
W 6-4
L 3-16
L
2-3
W 4-1
W 7-5
L
0-2
W 3-1
W 12-35
L
5-6
W 8-4
W 12-4
W 4-0
W 5-4
W 6-2
L
1-5
L
0-2
W
10-0
W2-1
L12-13
1991
Captain: Peter H. Noone, Brian M. Zirlin
3/18 Vermont !
3/18 Illinois-Chicago @
3/19 Central Florida #
3/20 Embry Riddle
3/20 Illinois-Chicago @
3/21 Bradley #
3/21 Missouri #
3/22 Illinois-Chicago $
3/22 Wright State @
3/23 Missouri #
3/23 Bradley #
3/28RIDER
4/5MANHATTAN
4/6
Yale
4/6
Yale
4/7
Columbia
4/7
Columbia
4/13 PENNSYLVANIA
4/13 PENNSYLVANIA
4/14 NAVY
4/14 NAVY
4/18BUCKNELL
4/25MONMOUTH
4/27 Army
4/27 Army
4/28 Brown
4/28Brown
4/30 Cornell
4/30 Cornell
5/2Lehigh
5/4
HARVARD
5/4
HARVARD
5/5
DARTMOUTH
5/5
DARTMOUTH
5/8
North Carolina
5/8
North Carolina
5/9
North Carolina
5/11 LAFAYETTE
5/11 LAFAYETTE
5/12 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) 5/12 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)
5/14 RUTGERS
5/15 Rutgers
5/15Rutgers
W
14-1
L
5-612
L
5-9
L
8-911
W
3-2
L
4-6
W
11-2
L
7-1013
L
5-6
L
8-9
L
5-6
L 4-11
W 8-1
L
3-4
W
6-1
W
18-7
W 12-118
L
0-6
W
9-5
W
6-1
W
9-6
L
7-5
W 6-1
W
4-2
L
1-2
W
6-4
L
2-4
W
2-1
W
5-0
L 10-7
W
9-4
W
4-3
W
2-1
W
7-68
L
0-2
L
8-11
L
0-3
W
5-3
W
11-3
L
0-1
W
5-4
L
5-6
W
6-2
W 8-2
Baseball31
5/23 Clemson %
L
5-13
5/24 Towson State %
L
0-5
! = at DeLand, Fla.
@ = at Orlando, Fla.
# = Dr. Pepper/Central Florida Classic at Orlando, Fla.
$ = at Baseball City, Fla.
% = NCAA Northeast Regional at Orono, Maine
1992
Captains: Kevin S. Butterfield,
Peter H. Noone, Sean R. Sullivan
3/16 San Jose State !
3/17 Arizona !
3/18 Bradley !
3/18Pacific
3/19 Iona !
3/21 Portland State !
3/22 Claremont @
3/22 Cal. State-Stanislaus
3/27Rider
4/1MANHATTAN
4/4YALE
4/4YALE
4/5COLUMBIA
4/5COLUMBIA
4/11Pennsylvania
4/11Pennsylvania
4/12Navy
4/12Navy
4/19CORNELL
4/19CORNELL
4/25ARMY
4/25ARMY
4/26BROWN
4/26BROWN
4/29 RUTGERS
4/30 LEHIGH
5/2Harvard
5/2Harvard
5/3Dartmouth
5/3Dartmouth
5/5
NORTH CAROLINA
5/6
NORTH CAROLINA
5/6
NORTH CAROLINA
5/7Monmouth
! = Spartan Classic at San Jose, Calif.
@ = at Turlock, Calif.
L
3-47
L
10-137
W
18-58
L 3-15
W
9-2
L
2-88
W
9-2
W
15-8
W 5-0
W 8-3
L 5-10
L 7-8
W 23-1
W 7-3
L
2-9
L
2-4
L
3-4
W 8-48
L
1-5
W 3-1
W 6-5
W 3-1
L
3-4
W 4-0
L
5-7
W
13-0
W 2-1
L 1-2
W 8-7
W 5-1
W
9-0
W
2-0
L
2-7
W 25-68
1993
Captains: Daniel P. Puskas,
Jeffrey C. Schweitzer
Overall: 16-25; Ivy: 10-10
3/13 Miami (Ohio) !
3/14 Bradley !
3/14 Bradley !
3/15 Miami (Ohio) !
3/15 Texas-Pan American
3/16 Bradley !
3/17 Texas-Pan American
3/18 Bradley !
3/19 Miami (Ohio) !
3/20 Miami (Ohio) !
3/20 Bradley !
3/31MANHATTAN
4/4YALE
4/4YALE
4/5BROWN
4/5BROWN
4/6LAFAYETTE
4/9
Dartmouth @
32Baseball
L
3-9
L
5-14
L
6-186
W
2-0
L
4-59
L
0-11
L
2-3
W
11-10
L
0-5
W
4-3
L
1-3
W 4-0
L 1-2
L 2-8
W 5-2
L 8-11
W 7-5
W
5-3
4/9
Dartmouth @
4/11Harvard
4/11Harvard
4/14 Georgetown
4/17COLUMBIA
4/17COLUMBIA
4/18COLUMBIA
4/18COLUMBIA
4/21MONMOUTH
4/24Pennsylvania
4/24Pennsylvania
4/25Pennsylvania
4/25Pennsylvania
4/28 RUTGERS
4/30CORNELL
4/30CORNELL
5/1Cornell
5/1Cornell
5/4RIDER
5/6
SETON HALL
5/12 North Carolina
5/12 North Carolina
5/13 North Carolina
! = at Edinburg, Texas
@ = at Wareham, Mass.
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
2-3
6-7
4-3
1-6
7-2
2-39
2-9
6-8
10-4
3-1
1-3
0-6
4-0
2-3
4-3
15-8
9-2
9-4
2-6
2-6
9-10
3-4
4-5
1994
Captains: David J. Kahney, Christopher R.
Samway, Timothy E. Taylor
Overall: 21-19; Ivy: 10-10
3/12 The Citadel
3/12 The Citadel
3/13 The Citadel
3/15 North Florida
3/15Jacksonville
3/17Jacksonville
3/18 Akron !
3/19 Akron !
3/19 Wagner !
3/19 Akron !
3/23Rider
3/30 ST. PETER’S
4/1HARVARD
4/1HARVARD
4/2DARTMOUTH
4/2DARTMOUTH
4/5Lafayette
4/9Yale
4/9Yale
4/11Brown
4/11Brown
4/17Columbia
4/17Columbia
4/18Columbia
4/18Columbia
4/20MONMOUTH
4/23PENNSYLVANIA
4/23PENNSYLVANIA
4/24PENNSYLVANIA
4/24PENNSYLVANIA
4/26 Long Island
4/29Cornell
4/29Cornell
5/1CORNELL
5/1CORNELL
5/3Lehigh
5/4
Seton Hall
5/5
GEORGETOWN
5/7Rutgers
! = at Jacksonville, Fla.
W
6-5
W
5-2
L
3-4
L
12-17
L
4-7
L 14-1510
L 4-14
W
6-3
L
1-9
W
19-13
L
3-4
L
3-4
W
5-4
W 7-611
L 2-35
W 9-88
W 5-0
W 19-4
L 1-5
L 0-2
W 7-5
W 10-3
L
4-5
W 9-4
W 15-11
L 8-14
W 13-10
L
5-9
W 5-4
L 1-59
L
4-5
W
14-6
L
1-2
W 3-1
L 0-1
W 11-4
W 4-3
L
3-4
W
12-4
L 3-4
1995
Captains: Michael E. Ciminiello,
David J. Kahney
Overall: 15-26; Ivy: 8-12
3/11Villanova*
3/11Detroit*
3/12Lewis*
3/13Lynn
3/13 Florida International ^
3/15Iona*
3/15Providence*
3/16Iona*
3/17 William Paterson*
3/17Providence*
3/18Providence*
3/22RIDER
3/26Pace
3/29 ST. PETER’S
4/1
BROWN 4/1BROWN
4/2
YALE 4/2YALE
4/4
LAFAYETTE 4/8
Harvard 4/8Harvard
4/9
Dartmouth 4/9Dartmouth
4/12 Gerogetown
4/14 COLUMBIA 4/14COLUMBIA
4/19 RUTGERS
4/22 Pennsylvania 4/22Pennsylvania
4/23 Pennsylvania 4/23Pennsylvania
4/25 LONG ISLAND
4/28 CORNELL 4/28CORNELL
4/30 Cornell 4/30Cornell
5/3
LEHIGH
5/4
SETON HALL
* = at Boca Raton, Fla.
^ = at Delray Beach, Fla.
W 11-8
L
2-8
L 10-11
L
0-5
L
2-3
W 16-2
L 5-15
L
2-8
W 8-2
L
9-10
L 3-12
L
0-6
W 2-0
L 15-16
W
4-2
W
10-9
W 11-2
L
5-11
W 9-5
W
8-3
L
4-13
W 5-1
W
8-7
L 5-6
W
9-2
L
6-10
W 5-0
L
2-5
L
5-6
L
2-14
W
1-0
L
4-9
L
2-3
L
3-9
L
0-8
L
0-3
W 4-1
L
2-3
L
1-5
L
1-3
L
3-7
1996
Captains: Michael E. Ciminiello,
Thomas A. Hage, Peter A. Silletti
Overall: 26-21; Ivy: 13-7 (champions)
3/16Pace*
3/17Providence*
3/17 New Mexico State
3/18Bradley*
3/19 New Mexico State*
3/20Bradley*
3/20 New Mexico State
3/21Bradley*
3/22 Texas A&M Kingsville*
3/27 ST. PETER’S
3/31 RUTGERS
4/1Rutgers
4/2Lafayette
4/5DARTMOUTH
4/5DARTMOUTH
4/6HARVARD
4/6HARVARD
W 6-5
L 6-18
L
12-15
L 11-16
L
4-5
L 4-18
L
2-10
L 5-11
W
22-5
W
23-5
L
7-8
W
6-2
L
3-9
L 2-3
W 5-4
W 7-2
L 5-12
L 3-7
L 7-8
4/11Rider
L
2-5
4/13Yale
W 5-4
4/13Yale
W 4-0
4/14Brown
W 20-2
4/14Brown
W 4-1
4/18 GEORGETOWN
W
21-1
4/20Columbia
L 9-11
4/20Columbia
W 9-4
4/21Columbia
W 10-5
4/21Columbia
L 8-11
4/23 Long Island W
17-8
4/27PENNSYLVANIA
W 14-10
4/27PENNSYLVANIA
W 2-1
4/28PENNSYLVANIA
W 10-2
4/28PENNSYLVANIA
W 10-0
5/1Lehigh
W 19-3
5/3Cornell
W 6-4
5/3Cornell
L 2-5
5/5CORNELL
W 3-1
5/5CORNELL
L 2-8
5/7
Seton Hall
L
1-5
5/9Pennsylvania@
W 5-4
5/11HARVARD$
W 15-6
5/11HARVARD$
W 1-0
5/17Rider#
W 9-6
5/17Rider#
W 7-6
5/23 Univ. of Alabama+
L
2-19
5/24Virginia+
L 2-12
* at Las Cruces, N. Mex.
@ Lou Gehrig Division Playoff
$ Ivy League Championship
# NCAA Play-in at Lawrenceville, N.J.
+ NCAA South I Regional at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
1997
Captains: Mike Hazen ‘ 98,
Sean McQuaid ‘97
Overall: 20-25; Ivy: 10-10
(Gehrig Division Champions)
3/15 Coastal Carolina*
3/17 The Citadel*
3/18 Charleston Southern*
3/19 Charleston Southern*
3/19 The Citadel*
3/20 College of Charleston*
3/29PACE
3/29PACE
3/30Monmouth
4/5YALE
4/5YALE
4/6BROWN
4/6BROWN
4/8RIDER
4/12Dartmouth
4/12Dartmouth
4/13Harvard
4/13Harvard
4/19COLUMBIA
4/19COLUMBIA
4/20COLUMBIA
4/20COLUMBIA
4/22 LONG ISLAND UNIV.
4/24Temple
4/26Penn
4/26Penn
4/27Penn
4/27Penn
4/29 LEHIGH
W
16-13
L
5-6
L
1-17
L
10-16
L
4-9
W
4-1
L
4-8
L
5-14
L
3-5
L
2-7
L
0-8
W 2-1
W 6-3
W 12-11
L 0-3
L 0-1
W 4-1
L 1-3
L 7-8
L
1-2
L
2-3
W 8-6
W 2-0
W 3-2
W 9-8
W 13-3
W 4-0
W
9-4
L
2-8
L
3-4
L
1-5
L
5-6
W 6-3
W
17-5
4/30Wagner
5/2CORNELL
5/2CORNELL
5/4Cornell
5/4Cornell
5/5
RUTGERS
5/6
SETON HALL
5/7Penn@
5/10HARVARD#
5/10Harvard#
5/11HARVARD#
* Spring Trip in S.C.
@ Gehrig Division Playoff Game
# Ivy Leage Championship Series
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
9-8
3-6
2-1
9-3
2-3
5-7
1-5
11-3
2-1
2-4
4-22
3/17 at Florida Atlantic
L
7-13
3/18 Iona #
L
2-10
3/19Indiana
L
0-4
3/21 at Monmouth
L
0-10
3/21 at Monmouth
W
15-6
3/23MONMOUTH
L
3-6
3/27 at Delaware
L
1-2
3/27 at Delaware
L
0-1
3/28 ST. JOSEPH’S
W
3-0
3/28 ST. JOSEPH’S
W
6-0
3/30 RUTGERS
L
5-18
4/2BROWN
L 5-8
4/2BROWN
L 3-7
4/3YALE
W 3-2
4/3YALE
W 7-1
1998
4/6RIDER
W 5-0
Coach: Scott Bradley
4/10 at Harvard
W3-1
Captains: Mike Hazen ‘ 98, Matt Evans ‘99, Tim
4/10 at Harvard
L
0-3
Killgoar ‘99
4/11 at Dartmouth
L
0-2
Overall: 25-14; Ivy: 13-7 (Gehrig Division Cham4/11 at Dartmouth
W
5-1
pions)
4/15 at Wagner
W
10-3
4/17 at Pennsylvania
W
6-2
3/14Elon*
W 4-2
W
4-3
3/14Elon*
W 4-3
W
6-3
3/16 North Carolina State*
L
5-6
W
9-3
3/17 North Carolina*
L
4-6
4/20 LONG ISLAND
W
6-4
3/18Elon*
W 8-3
4/24COLUMBIA
W 7-5
3/24Monmouth
L
4-7
4/24COLUMBIA
W 8-6
3/28 WAGNER
W
5-2
4/25COLUMBIA
W 6-0
3/28 WAGNER
W
5-3
4/25COLUMBIA
W 4-1
3/29Monmouth
W 7-2
4/28 at Rider
L
4-5
3/29Monmouth
W 11-4
4/29 at Temple
W
11-9
3/31Rutgers
L 6-10
4/30CORNELL
W 4-1
4/4HARVARD
L 3-6 4/30CORNELL
L 3-11
4/4HARVARD
W 10-2
5/2
at Cornell
W11-15
4/5DARTMOUTH
W 2-1
5/2
at Cornell
W
2-1 8
4/5DARTMOUTH
W 10-4
5/6
SETON HALL
L
5-6
4/7Rider
L 7-8
5/8
Harvard %
L
7-8
4/10Brown
L 10-11
5/8
Harvard %
W
7-6
4/10Brown
W 13-9
5/9
Harvard %
L
4-5
4/11Yale
W 5-3
# Florida Atlantic Univ., Boca Raton, Fla.
4/11Yale
W 19-0
% Ivy League Championship Series, Cambridge,
4/16 ST. PETER’S
W
13-6
Mass.
4/18Columbia
W 10-3
4/18Columbia
L
2-6
2000
4/20Columbia
W 5-1
4/20Columbia
L 10-11
Captains: Jason M. Quintana ’00, Christopher R.
4/21 Long Island Univ.
W
16-8
Small ’00
4/22TEMPLE
W 5-1
Overall: 24-20; Ivy 13-7 (Ivy League and Gehrig Divi4/25PENN
W 6-1
sion Champions)
4/25PENN
W 10-3
4/27PENN
L
1-8
SETON HALL
L
5-6
4/27PENN
W 8-2
3/10 at Old Dominion
W
8-3
4/29Lehigh
W 9-7
L
16-10
5/1Cornell
W 8-6
L
10-1
5/1Cornell
L 3-5
3/13 at William & Mary
W
7-3
5/3CORNELL
L 1-4
3/14 at Virginia
L
11-5
5/3CORNELL
W 4-3
3/15 at Virginia
L
5-2
5/6
Seton Hall
W
9-8
3/17 at Virginia Comm.
L
12-3
5/12 vs. Harvard#
L
6-13
L
9-2
5/12 vs. Harvard#
L
4-13
L
7-6
* Spring Trip in N.C.
3/23 CONNECTICUT
W
7-6
#Ivy League Championship (at Yale Field)
3/25 at St. Joseph’s
W
3-0
3/25 at St. Joseph’s
W
8-6
1999
3/26 at Delaware
L
15-1
3/26 at Delaware
W
6-5
Captains: Matt Evans ‘99, Tim Killgoar ‘99
3/29 at Rutgers
L
17-6
Overall: 25-20; Ivy: 15-5 (Gehrig Division Cham4/1DARTMOUTH
L
4-2 8
pions)
4/1
DARTMOUTH
L
13-4
4/2
HARVARD
L
6-3 9
3/12 at Miami (Fla.)
L
1-16
4/2
HARVARD
W
12-3
L
1-16
4/6
MONMOUTH
W
7-4
L
6-15
4/8
at Yale
W
9-0
3/15 Purdue #
W
21-14
4/8
at Yale
W
6-1
3/16 Purdue #
W
3-2
4/9
at Brown
W
11-7
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4/9
4/13
4/14
4/14
4/15
4/15
4/21
4/21
4/22
4/22
4/26
4/28
4/28
4/30
4/30
5/3
5/4
5/6
5/6
5/26
5/27
at Brown
at Monmouth
at Columbia
at Columbia
at Columbia
at Columbia
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA
Temple
at Cornell
at CornellL
CORNELL
CORNELL
at Rider
at Seton Hall
vs. Dartmouth !
vs. Dartmouth !
at Houston *
vs. Texas Tech *
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
13-4
10-8
13-1
9-8
7-1
16-6
5-4
12-5
7-1
6-5
4-1
4-3
23-3
7-4
11-10
11-9
4-2
5-2
4-3
7-6
10-1
! Ivy League championship at Princeton
* NCAA tournament, Houston, Texas
2001
Head Coach: Scott Bradley
Captains: Andrew Hanson ‘01, Casey Hildreth ‘01
Overall 23-15; 16-7 Ivy (Ivy League and Gehrig Division champions)
3/9
vs. SE Missouri State !
3/9
at Oklahoma State
3/10 at Oklahoma State
3/11 at Oklahoma State
3/17 at Coastal Carolina
3/18 at Coastal Carolina 3/18 at Coastal Carolina
3/20 at UNC-Wilmington 3/21 at UNC-Wilmington
3/22 at Duke
3/23 at Duke
3/24 at Duke
3/25 at Delaware 3/25 at Delaware
3/28 RUTGERS
3/31 YALE 3/31 YALE
4/1
BROWN 4/1BROWN
4/4 RIDER
4/7
at Dartmouth 4/7
at Dartmouth
4/8
at Harvard 4/8
at Harvard 4/13 COLUMBIA 4/13COLUMBIA
4/17 at Long Island
4/19 at Monmouth
4/21 at Penn 4/21 at Penn
4/22 at Penn 4/22 at Penn
4/27 CORNELL 4/27CORNELL
4/29 at Cornell 4/29 at Cornell
5/5Dartmouth*
5/5Dartmouth*
5/6
Dartmouth*
5/8Temple
34Baseball
W
12-4
L
8-2
L
28-2
L
10-1
W
18-8
L
7-2
W
4-2
L
5-1
L
8-4
L
5-1
L
8-4
W
8-5
L
12-7
L
8-7
L
4-2
L
10-4
L
3-1
W
4-2
L
9-2
W
3-2
L 10-7
W17-16
W
1-0
W
9-6
L
6-2
W
3-2
W
1-0
L
9-2
W
6-1
W 8-5
W9-5
L
11-2
L
2-1
W
6-4
W
8-2
W
8-7
W
5-1
W 20-17
W
2-1
L
6-3
L 6-5
W 16-6
W
6-5
L 11-6
5/9
5/25
5/26
5/26
SETON HALL
Central Florida^
The Citadel^
South Carolina^
L
L
W
L
11-7
13-12
11-6
11-7
! Stillwater, Okla.
*The Ivy League championships series
^NCAA baseball regional in Columbia, S.C.
2002
Captain: Patrick M. Boran ’02
Overall 21-23; 13-7 Ivy (Gehrig Division champions)
3/8
Old Dominion
3/9
Old Dominion
3/9
Old Dominion
3/10 Old Dominion
3/16Duke
3/16Duke
3/18Duke
3/18Duke
3/19 North Carolina
3/20 North Carolina
3/21Elon
3/22 William & Mary
3/23 William & Mary
3/23 William & Mary
3/24 William & Mary
3/29PENN
3/29PENN
3/30PENN
3/30PENN
4/3Rider
4/6HARVARD
4/6HARVARD
4/7DARTMOUTH
4/7DARTMOUTH
4/9Rutgers
4/13Brown
4/13Brown
4/14Yale
4/14Yale
4/18 Seton Hall
4/20Columbia
4/20Columbia
4/21Columbia
4/21Columbia
4/24MONMOUTH
4/27PACE
4/27PACE
4/30 St. John’s
5/3Cornell
5/3Cornell
5/5CORNELL
5/5CORNELL
5/7Pace
5/11 Harvard #
5/11 Harvard #
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
0-5
10-3
2-9
4-13
11-9
3-17
5-13
8-10
2-15
2-16
4-12
3-6
1-6
14-5
8-2
5-4
4-1
7-4
8-4
6-7
2-4
2-5
11-2
1-0
8-1
3-5
7-0
1-8
6-3
9-14
7-6
14-7
11-4
5-6
13-1
9-3
5-4
7-5
6-1
7-9
5-1
2-4
9-17
1-5
1-2
3/16 North Carolina State #
3/17 North Carolina State $
3/17Campbell
3/18 North Carolina
3/19 North Carolina
3/21 William & Mary
3/22 William & Mary
3/22 William & Mary
3/23 William & Mary
3/27Monmouth
3/29VERMONT
3/29VERMONT
3/30VERMONT
4/2RIDER
4/5BROWN`
4/5BROWN
4/6YALE
4/6YALE
4/13 Dartmouth %
4/13 Dartmouth %
4/14Harvard
4/14Harvard
4/15 SETON HALL
4/18Penn
4/18Penn
4/19Penn
4/19Penn
4/22MONMOUTH
4/26COLUMBIA
4/26COLUMBIA
4/27COLUMBIA
4/27COLUMBIA
4/29 St. John’s
5/2CORNELL
5/2CORNELL
5/4Cornell
5/5Cornell
5/6
RUTGERS
5/10 HARVARD ^
5/10 HARVARD ^
5/11 HARVARD ^
5/30 Auburn *
5/31 Clemson *
! Wilson, N.C.
@ Durham, N.C.
# Zebulon, N.C.
$ Buies Creek, N.C.
% Ithaca, N.Y.
^ Ivy League Championship Series
* NCAA Auburn Regional
2004
Captain: Brian M. Biegen ’04, Timothy W. Lahey ’04,
Ryan M. Reich ’04, Stephen W. Young ’04
Overall 28-20; 12-8 Ivy (Gehrig Division and Ivy
League champions)
3/5
Old Dominion
3/6
Old Dominion
3/7
Old Dominion
2003
3/12Duke
3/13Duke
Captain: Michael D. Chernoff ’03
3/14Duke
3/15Elon
League champions)
3/16 North Carolina
3/17 North Carolina
3/8Richmond
L 1-3 3/18 North Carolina A&T
3/8Richmond
L 1-12
3/19 Virginia Commonwealth
3/9Richmond
L 1-6
3/9Richmond
L 1-4
3/20 Virginia Commonwalth
3/14 UNC-Wilmington !
L
2-4
3/14 Old Dominion !
W
12-4
3/27 STONY BROOK
3/15 Oklahoma State @
L
3-6
3/27 STONY BROOK
# Ivy League Championship Series
L
2-5
L
5-13
L 0-15
W
8-3
L
12-24
W
7-610
W
11-8
L
5-6
L
0-15
W 2-0
W 6-2
L
2-4
L
0-4
W 10-2
L 3-7
W 8-6
W 7-411
W 16-5
W
6-5
W
15-5
W 5-1
W 2-0
W
5-3
L
7-8
W 6-2
W 3-0
W 4-2
W 14-9
W 5-4
L
2-8
W 3-1
L 4-11
W
7-4
L 0-2
W 19-2
W 4-0
W 9-3
L
0-20
W
5-2
L
4-3
W
5-2
L
2-5
L
6-710
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
14-8
6-1
9-5
1-8
13-1
10-3
9-3
8-14
2-12
9-10
3-1
0-5
9-7
0-1
2-0
4-3
3/28 at Stony Brook
3/28 at Stony Brook
4/3DARTMOUTH
4/3DARTMOUTH
4/4HARVARD
4/4HARVARD
4/9
at Yale
4/9
at Yale
4/10 at Brown
4/10 at Brown
4/15 at Rutgers
4/17 at Columbia
4/17 at Columbia
4/18 at Columbia
4/18 at Columbia
4/20MONMOUTH
4/21 at Seton Hall
4/24PENN
4/24PENN
4/25PENN
4/25PENN
4/27 at St. John’s
4/30 at Cornell
4/30 at Cornell
5/2CORNELL
5/2CORNELL
5/5
at Rider
5/8
at Dartmouth !
5/8
at Dartmouth !
6/5
at Virginia @
6/5
vs. Vanderbilt @
6/6
vs. Virginia @
L
1-2
W
4-1
W 10-2
L 2-5
L 7-11
L 1-4
L
1-2
W
6-5
L
6-14
W
8-7
L
6-15
W
10-99
W
23-9
W
3-1
W
8-4
W 12-5
L
5-11
W 21-11
W 14-1
L
3-8
L
7-9
L
4-6
W
14-2
L
5-7
W 4-1
W 3-2
W
15-1
W
14-3
W
5-410
W
4-2
L
1-11
L
0-9
! Ivy League Championship Series
@ NCAA Charlottesville Regional
2005
Captains: Adam J. Balkan, Brian P. Kappel
Overall 17-24; 10-10 Ivy
3/6
at Richmond
3/6
at Richmond
3/14 at North Carolina
3/25 STONY BROOK
3/25 STONY BROOK
3/26 vs. Stony Brook !
3/26 vs. Stony Brook !
3/30 RUTGERS
4/4
vs. Yale @
4/4
vs. Yale @
4/5
vs. Brown #
4/5
vs. Brown #
4/7
at Monmouth
4/9
at Dartmouth
4/9
at Dartmouth
4/10 at Harvard
4/10 at Harvard
4/12 SETON HALL
4/16 at Penn
4/16 at Penn
4/17 at Penn
4/17 at Penn
4/19MONMOUTH
4/23COLUMBIA
4/23COLUMBIA
4/24COLUMBIA
4/24COLUMBIA
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
6-7
1-2
6-11
4-7
8-9
4-11
3-12
5-6
2-18
7-6
18-1
3-2
2-7
2-08
1-7
3-2
5-410
9-8
4-0
12-6
7-15
2-9
1-2
7-2
8-13
10-0
1-3
4-5
6-5
15-9
3-5
3-8
2-6
8-1
1-2
4/29CORNELL
4/29CORNELL
5/1
at Cornell
5/1
at Cornell
5/4RIDER
L
L
W
L
W
W
0-10
3-5
8-3
3-4
7-610
5-1
! Played at Princeton (Stony Brook considered home)
@ Played at Yale (Princeton considered home)
# Played at Brown (Princeton considered home)
2006
Captains: Erik P. Stiller, C. Stephen Wendell, Zach
B. Wendkos
Overall 18-26-1; 11-9 Ivy (Gehrig Division and Ivy
League champions)
3/3
at The Citadel
3/4
at The Citadel
3/4
at The Citadel
3/5
at The Citadel
3/11 at Richmond
3/11 at Richmond
3/12 at Richmond
3/18 at Western Carolina
3/21 at UNC Greensboro
3/24 at Navy
3/25 at Navy
3/26 at Navy
3/29 at Rutgers
4/1HARVARD
4/1HARVARD
4/2DARTMOUTH
4/2DARTMOUTH
4/4
at Monmouth
4/9
at Brown
4/9
at Brown
4/10 at Yale
4/10 at Yale
4/15 at Columbia
4/15 at Columbia
4/16 at Columbia
4/16 at Columbia
4/18 at Seton Hall
4/23PENN
4/23PENN
4/24PENN
4/24PENN
4/28 at Cornell
4/28 at Cornell
4/30CORNELL
4/30CORNELL
5/3
at Rider
5/6
at Harvard !
5/6
at Harvard !
6/2
vs. Oklahoma State @
6/3
at Arkansas @
L
6-7
L
1-14
L
7-10
W
3-2
W
8-3
W
6-2
L
10-12
L
3-10
L
8-13
L
8-1010
L
2-3
L
2-5
L
1-210
W
4-0
L
2-3
T
3-311
L 1-4
L 2-8
L 6-7
L 8-10
L
1-11
L
1-7
L
7-810
L
3-4
W
5-3
W
8-0
W
6-311
W
8-0
W
11-2
W
8-6
W 4-38
L 2-310
L
7-9
W 14-2
L
5-17
W
3-0
W
12-8
W 4-39
W 12-2
L
5-9
W
9-3
W
8-2
L
1-4
L
2-6
! Ivy League Championshp Series
@ NCAA Fayetteville Regional
2007
Captains: Sal Iacono, Aaron Prince
3/3
3/3
3/4
3/9
3/10
at Elon
at Elon
at Elon
at Houston
at Houston
L
L
W
L
L
7-810
2-12
11-6
0-5
1-20
3/11 at Houston
3/20 at Davidson
3/21 at Davidson
3/23 at Longwood
3/24 at Longwood
3/25 at Longwood
3/28 RUTGERS
3/31BROWN
3/31BROWN
4/1YALE
4/1YALE
4/7
at Harvard
4/7
at Harvard
4/8
vs. Dartmouth !
4/8
vs. Dartmouth !
4/10MONMOUTH
4/14COLUMBIA
4/14COLUMBIA
4/17 at Seton Hall
4/18COLUMBIA
4/18COLUMBIA
4/21 at Penn
4/21 at Penn
4/22 at Penn
4/22 at Penn
4/28CORNELL
4/28CORNELL
4/29 at Cornell
4/29 at Cornell
5/2RIDER
L
3-8
L
10-12
L
1-2
W
7-4
W
19-9
L
6-7
L
0-4
W
4-2
L
3-411
L
4-12
L
2-4
L 8-14
W 5-2
W 7-4
W
6-48
L
3-6
L
1-2
W
12-4
L
3-8
L
5-6
L
2-3
L
4-7
W 11-5
W 5-4
L
1-11
L
4-6
W
7-310
W
10-6
L
3-6
W 7-5
W 4-3
W
7-5
L
4-512
L 7-810
2008
Captain: G. Spencer Lucian
3/1
at Delaware
3/1
at Delaware
3/2
at Delaware
3/2
at Delaware
3/8
at Richmond
3/9
at Richmond
3/9
at Richmond
3/21 at Navy
3/22 at Navy
3/22 at Navy
3/23 at Navy
3/26 at Rutgers
3/29DARTMOUTH
3/29DARTMOUTH
3/30HARVARD
3/30HARVARD
4/1
at Monmouth
4/5
at Yale
4/5
at Yale
4/6
at Brown
4/6
at Brown
4/8MONMOUTH
4/12 at Columbia
4/12 at Columbia
4/13 at Columbia
4/13 at Columbia
4/15 SETON HALL
4/19PENN
4/19PENN
4/20PENN
4/20PENN
L
11-12
W
19-46
W
6-4
W
8-5
W
8-5
W
10-2
W
10-7
L
2-7
L
5-10
L
2-13
L
0-7
L
2-8
L
3-6
L
1-28
W
20-4
L
2-3
W
1-0
L 4-58
L
5-8
W 3-2
W 6-5
L
8-11
L
2-3
W
8-5
L
1-2
W
14-11
L 4-7
W
10-9
W
13-7
L
1-3
L
5-7
L
4-8
W 1-0
W 5-2
L 7-10
L
4-5
Baseball35
4/25 at Cornell
4/25 at Cornell
4/27CORNELL
4/27CORNELL
4/30 at Rider
L
2-6
L
5-69
W
19-1
W 3-2
W 6-3
W
14-3
2009
Captain: Adrian C. Turnham
3/6
at William & Mary
3/7
at William & Mary
3/7
at William & Mary
3/8
at William & Mary
3/19 at North Carolina A&T
3/20 at Navy
3/21 at Navy
3/21 at Navy
3/22 at Navy
3/24 RUTGERS
3/28YALE
3/28YALE
3/29BROWN
3/29BROWN
3/31 at Monmouth
4/4
at Dartmouth
4/4
at Dartmouth
4/5
at Harvard
4/5
at Harvard
4/7RIDER
4/12COLUMBIA
4/12COLUMBIA
4/13COLUMBIA
4/13COLUMBIA
4/14 at Seton Hall
4/18 at Penn
4/18 at Penn
4/19 at Penn
4/19 at Penn
4/24CORNELL
4/24CORNELL
4/26 at Cornell
4/26 at Cornell
4/29 at Cornell !
L
5-6
W
8-611
L
9-1011
W
7-4
W
10-5
L
0-17
L
1-6
W
18-7
L
3-11
W
4-0
W
8-6
W
5-2
L
7-10
L
0-6
W 9-3
L
3-7
L
2-7
L
3-12
L
1-4
L
5-8
W
3-1
L 12-1317
L 0-6
L
0-8
W 11-4
W 3-2
W 5-3
W
15-12
W
5-4
W
7-4
W
5-0
L
0-4
W 2-0
L
1-4
W
9-7
L
3-4
L
0-9
! Gehrig Division Playoff at Cornell
2010
Captain: Noel Gonzales-Luna
3/5
vs. Radford !
3/6
at Elon !
3/6
at Elon !
3/7
vs. Bucknell !
3/19 at Navy
3/20 at Navy
3/20 at Navy
3/26 at Santa Clara
3/27 at Santa Clara
3/27 at Santa Clara
3/28 at Santa Clara
4/3HARVARD
4/3HARVARD
36Baseball
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
8-911
2-10
8-18
4-10
2-3
3-4
8-712
1-25
5-12
5-3
6-2
3-5
4-3
4-19
3-12
16-8
5-14
4-312
2-4
4/4DARTMOUTH
4/5DARTMOUTH
4/6
at Rutgers
4/10 at Brown
4/10 at Brown
4/11 at Yale
4/11 at Yale
4/13MONMOUTH
4/17 at Columbia
4/17 at Columbia
4/18 at Columbia
4/18 at Columbia
4/23PENN
4/23PENN
4/24PENN
4/24PENN
4/28 at Rider
4/30 at Cornell
4/30 at Cornell
5/2CORNELL
5/2CORNELL
W 2-0
L 4-510
L
2-10
L
4-17
L
11-12
W
8-7
L
5-6
L 7-247
L
2-7
L
3-6
W
9-3
L
4-9
L
5-12
W 8-7
L 7-13
L
1-8
L 3-14
W 12-1011
L
2-49
L
3-7
W 8-7
L 4-8
! Elon Invitational
2011
Captains: Matt Connor, Matt Grabowski, David
Palms
League Champions)
3/4
at LSU
3/5
at LSU
3/6
at LSU
3/12 vs. Holy Cross !
3/13 vs. Holy Cross !
3/13 at Virginia Commonwealth !
3/14 at Virginia Commonwealth !
3/18 at Georgetown
3/19 at Georgetown
3/20 at Georgetown
3/26 at Navy
3/26 at Navy
3/27 at Navy
3/18 at Navy
3/30 at Seton Hall
4/2BROWN
4/2BROWN
4/3YALE
4/3YALE
4/5
at Rutgers
4/9
at Harvard
4/9
at Harvard
4/10 at Dartmouth
4/10 at Dartmouth
4/15 at Penn
4/15 at Penn
4/17 at Penn
4/17 at Penn
4/21 at Monmouth
4/24COLUMBIA
4/24COLUMBIA
4/25COLUMBIA
4/25COLUMBIA
4/27RIDER
4/29CORNELL
4/29CORNELL
5/1
at Cornell
5/1
at Cornell
5/3
at Delaware
5/7
DARTMOUTH @
5/7
vs. DARTMOUTH @
L
2-8
L
2-7
W
8-7
L
2-8
L
4-5
W
16-17
L
6-18
L
2-11
L
0-1
W
4-2
L
7-810
L
2-15
L
5-8
L
2-77
L
7-8
L
3-47
W
12-8
W
2-110
W 7-47
W 12-2
W 7-17
W 6-3
W
11-8
W
5-37
W
3-1
L
3-410
L
2-5
L
4-127
W
6-5
W
3-27
W
4-210
L
1-5
L 5-89
W 6-4
W 3-27
W 4-2
L
3-6
L 0-57
W 8-5
W
6-37
W
6-1
L
9-11
W
9-2
L
4-5
5/8
6/3
6/4
DARTMOUTH @
at Texas #
vs. Texas State #
W
L
L
8-5
3-5
1-3
! Terry Sisisky Classic at VCU
@ Ivy League Championship Series
# NCAA Austin Regional
2012
Captains: Tom Boggiano, Sam Mulroy
3/2
at Florida Atlantic
3/3
at Florida Atlantic
3/3
at Florida Atlantic
3/4
at Florida Atlantic
3/9
at South Carolina
3/10 at South Carolina
3/11 at South Carolina
3/16 at Richmond
3/17 at Richmond
3/18 at Richmond
3/23 at Navy
3/25 at Navy
3/25 at Navy
3/31DARTMOUTH
3/31DARTMOUTH
4/1HARVARD
4/1HARVARD
4/3
at Rutgers
4/7
at Yale
4/7
at Yale
4/8
at Brown
4/8
at Brown
4/10 SETON HALL
4/14PENN
4/14PENN
4/15PENN
4/15PENN
4/20 at Columbia
4/20 at Columbia
4/21 at Columbia
4/21 at Columbia
4/25 at Rider
4/27 at Cornell
4/27 at Cornell
4/29CORNELL
4/29CORNELL
W
11-4
L
1-9
L
2-6
W
8-5
L
1-2
L
1-6
L
1-3
L
7-9
W
21-14
W
15-9
L
5-157
L
3-6
W
10-1
W
4-2
L
5-7
W 8-07
L
2-8
W 4-17
W 12-6
L
11-12
W
6-37
W
2-1
W
8-07
L
9-13
W
5-410
W 5-47
W 7-3
L 5-79
W 13-7
L
4-8
L
1-47
W
5-2
L
7-87
L
5-8
L
9-10
W
13-37
W
1-0
W 6-07
L 3-412
2013
Captains: Zak Hermans, John Mishu
3/1
3/2
3/2
3/3
3/8
3/9
3/9
3/10
3/15
3/15
3/17
3/19
3/20
3/20
3/22
3/23
3/23
3/30
at Maryland
at Maryland
at Maryland
at Maryland
at Stetson
at Stetson
at Stetson
at Stetson
at Georgetown
at Georgetown
at Georgetown
at North Carolina
at Elon
at UNC-Greensboro
at Navy
at Navy
at Navy
YALE
L, 0-6
L, 3-16
L, 2-9
L, 4-9
L, 6-712
W, 2-1
L, 1-2
L, 6-7
L, 4-5
L, 0-3
L, 2-312
L, 0-16
L, 11-12
L, 7-9
L, 2-8
L, 1-27
W, 10-4
W, 4-07
3/30YALE
3/31 BROWN
3/31 BROWN
4/3
at Seton Hall
4/6
at Dartmouth
4/6
at Dartmouth
4/7
at Harvard
4/7
at Harvard
4/10 at Monmouth
4/13 at Penn
4/13 at Penn
4/14 at Penn
4/14 at Penn
4/20 COLUMBIA
4/20 COLUMBIA
4/21 COLUMBIA
4/21 COLUMBIA
4/24 RIDER
4/26 CORNELL
4/26 CORNELL
4/28 at Cornell
4/28 at Cornell
L,1-9
W, 3-17
W, 3-1
L, 0-5
W, 7-17
L, 1-6
W, 13-17
L, 19-20
W, 9-7
W, 7-27
L, 7-8
W, 7-17
W, 7-610
L, 2-17
L, 0-47
L, 1-9
W, 2-07
L, 2-10
L, 6-8
L, 2-47
L, 1-2
W, 5-210
W, 4-1
Baseball37
Results vs. All-Opponents
Home
Away
Neutral
Overall
ILCS
NCAA
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
Akron
---
---
120
120
---
--Alabama
---
010
---
010
---
010
Allegheny
010
---
020
030
---
--Amherst
2390
571
011
28
172
---
--Arizona
-
-
-
-
-
-
0 1 0
0 1 0
-
-
-
-
-
Army
21
170
11
170
---
32
340
---
--Arkansas
---
010
---
010
---
010
Auburn
---
010
---
010
---
010
Barry
---
200
---
200
---
--Bellarmine
---
---
100
100
---
--Boca Raton
---
100
---
100
---
--Boston College
030
010
---
040
---
--Bowdoin
810
---
---
810
---
--Bradley
---
---
290
290
---
--Brown
52
292
46
302
---
98
594
---
--Bucknell
710
120
010
840
---
--Buffalo
200
---
---
200
---
--Cal
200
---
---
200
---
--Cal State-Stanislaus
---
100
---
100
---
--Campbell
---
330
---
330
---
--Catholic
---
010
100
110
---
--Central Florida
---
140
010
150
---
--Charleston, College of
---
040
---
040
---
--Charleston Southern
---
110
---
110
---
--Cincinnati
---
---
011
011
---
--The Citadel
---
360
100
460
---
100
City College of NY
1730
---
---
1730
---
--Claremont
---
---
100
100
---
--Clemson
---
---
020
020
---
020
Coastal Carolina
---
350
030
380
---
--Colby
110
---
200
310
---
--Colgate
19
170
100
---
20
170
---
--Columbia
62
471
62
431
---
124
902
---
--Connecticut
200
---
---
200
---
--Coppin State
010
---
---
010
---
--Cornell
77
401
62
491
---
139
892
---
--Creighton
---
---
210
210
---
--Dartmouth
55
400
38
450
---
93
850
820
--Davidson
---
110
---
110
---
--Delaware
010
570
---
580
---
--Detroit
---
---
010
010
---
--Dickinson
700
---
---
700
---
--Drew
310
100
---
410
---
--Duke
290
760
130
10
180
---
--East Carolina
---
030
---
030
---
--Eckerd
---
010
---
010
---
--Elon
---
660
---
660
---
--Embry Riddle
---
010
---
010
---
--Fairfield
---
---
100
100
---
--Fairleigh Dickinson
700
120
---
820
---
--Florida
---
---
010
010
---
010
Florida Atlantic
---
251
---
251
---
--Florida Bible
---
---
100
100
---
--Florida Inst. of Tech.
---
020
---
020
---
--Florida International
---
540
010
550
---
--Florida Southern
---
040
---
040
---
--Fordham
43
240
1030
---
53
270
---
--Franklin & Marshall
200
100
---
300
---
--Georgetown
16 10 0
22 33 2
-
-
-
38 43 2
-
-
-
-
-
Georgia
1 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
Georgia Southern
-
-
-
1 0 0
-
-
-
1 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
Gettysburg
3 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
-
3 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
Guilford
1 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
-
1 0 0
-
-
-
-
-
Hampden-Sydney
---
200
---
200
---
---
38Baseball
Home
Away
Neutral
Overall
ILCS
NCAA
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
Harvard
54
691
63
711
330
120
143
2
890
--Haverford
100
---
---
100
---
--High Point
---
020
---
020
---
--Hobart
100
---
---
100
---
--Holy Cross
791
240
020
9151
---
--Houston
---
040
---
040
---
010
Indiana
---
---
010
010
---
--Iona
---
---
310
310
---
--Illinois
100
---
---
100
---
--Illinois-Chicago
---
---
120
120
---
--Jacksonville
---
030
---
030
---
--Johns Hopkins
200
500
---
700
---
--Kings Point
100
---
---
100
---
--Lafayette
51
154
26
150
010
77
304
---
010
La Salle
100
---
---
100
---
--Lehigh
3140
1140
100
4380
---
--Lewis
---
---
010
010
---
--Louisiana State
---
240
---
240
---
--Long Island
860
400
---
1260
---
--Longwood
---
120
---
120
---
--Lynn
---
010
---
010
---
--Maine
540
---
101
641
---
--Manhattan
3180
400
---
3580
---
--Maryland
210
150
111
471
---
--Maryland-BC
110
---
---
110
---
--Massachusetts
010
---
110
120
---
--Mass.-Dartmouth
200
---
---
200
---
--Mass.-Lowell
---
---
100
100
---
--Meiji
100
---
---
100
---
--Mercy
---
---
300
300
---
--Miami (Fla.)
---
040
---
040
---
010
Miami (Ohio)
---
---
240
240
---
--Michigan
500
---
---
500
---
--Missouri
---
---
110
110
---
--Monmouth
1150
790
---
18
140
---
--Moravian
100
---
---
100
---
--Mt. Olive
---
210
---
210
---
--Muhlenberg
410
100
---
510
---
--Montclair State
630
120
---
750
---
--Navy
19
160
26
430
---
45
590
---
--New Jersey City
---
---
100
100
---
--New Hampshire
420
---
---
420
---
--New Mexico State
---
030
---
030
---
--New York
26
203
---
---
26
203
---
--Nicholls State
---
010
---
010
---
--North Carolina
530
4270
---
9300
---
--North Carolina A&T
---
410
---
410
---
--North Carolina-Greensboro -
-
-
2 13 0
-
-
-
2 13 0
-
-
-
-
-
North Carolina-Pembroke---
001
---
001
---
--North Carolina State
---
040
---
040
---
--North Carolina Wesleyan ---
010
---
010
---
--North Carolina-Wilmington---
150
010
160
---
--North Florida
---
010
---
010
---
--Northwestern
---
---
200
200
---
--Notre Dame
200
---
---
200
---
--Oklahoma State
---
030
020
050
---
010
Old Dominion
---
860
100
960
---
--Ohio State
010
---
120
130
---
--Pace
400
020
100
520
---
--Pacific
---
010
---
010
---
--Penn
82
412
72
591
---
154
100
3
---
--Penn State
1680
100
---
1780
---
--Pittsburgh
100
---
030
130
---
--Portland State
---
---
010
010
---
---
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Home
Away
Neutral
Overall
ILCS
NCAA
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
Providence
210
040
---
250
---
--Purdue
---
---
200
200
---
--Radford
---
---
010
010
---
--Randolph Macon
---
210
---
210
---
--Richmond
---
10
120
---
10
120
---
--Rider
13110
9160
- - -
22270
- - -
2 0 0
Rochester
300
---
110
410
---
--Rollins
---
990
---
990
---
--Rutgers
50
341
23
432
---
73
773
---
--San Jose State
---
010
---
010
---
--Santa Clara
---
130
---
130
---
--Stetson
---
120
---
120
---
--Stony Brook
310
220
---
530
---
--St. Andrews
---
010
---
010
---
--St. Francis
710
---
---
710
---
--St. John’s
12
160
390
---
15
250
---
--St. Jospeh’s
200
200
---
400
---
--Saint Peter’s
400
---
---
400
---
--St. Thomas
---
110
---
110
---
--St. Xavier
---
---
100
100
---
--Seton Hall
14221
6100
0 3 0
20361
- - -
- - South Carolina
---
140
020
170
---
010
Southeast Missouri
---
---
100
100
---
--South Florida
---
120
---
120
---
--Springfield
100
---
---
100
---
--Stetson
---
14-
---
140
---
--Stevens Institute of Tech. 300
---
---
300
---
--Southern Cal
---
---
010
010
---
010
Swarthmore
1010
110
---
1120
---
--Syracuse
610
110
---
720
---
--Tampa
---
010
---
010
---
--Temple
15
120
781
---
22
201
---
--Tennessee
---
---
120
120
---
010
Texas
---
010
---
010
---
010
Texas A&M Kingville
---
---
210
210
---
--Texas State
---
---
010
010
---
010
Texas Tech
---
---
010
010
---
010
Texas Pan-American
---
020
---
020
---
--Toledo
---
---
010
010
---
--Towson State
---
---
010
010
---
010
Trenton State
620
220
200
1040
---
--Trinity
510
---
---
510
---
--Tufts
610
---
---
610
---
--Tulane
---
021
---
021
---
--Union
300
---
---
300
---
--Ursinus
910
---
100
1010
---
--Vanderbilt
200
---
130
320
---
010
Vermont
1171
010
100
1281
---
--Villanova
27
151
890
100
36
241
---
--Virginia
1340
22
130
010
35
180
---
110
Virginia Commonwealth ---
270
---
270
---
--Virginia Military Institute ---
---
200
200
---
--Virginia Tech
---
010
---
010
---
--Wake Forest
---
020
---
020
---
--Wagner
810
200
100
1110
---
--Washington & Jefferson 200
---
---
200
---
--Washington & Lee
---
110
---
110
---
--Wesleyan
1210
---
210
1420
---
--West Chester
300
020
---
320
---
--Western Carolain
---
030
---
030
---
--West Virginia
300
---
---
300
---
--William & Mary
010
13
140
200
15
150
---
--William Patterson
---
---
220
220
---
--Williams
21
122
330
---
24
152
---
--Wright State
---
---
010
010
---
---
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Home
Away
Neutral
Overall
ILCS
NCAA
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
WL T
Yale
7970 1
5992 2
1418 1
152
1804
- - -
- - -
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Games Played
Most games played in a career
177......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
171......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
168......... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
162......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
161......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
.............. Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09
160......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
159......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
.............. Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
.............. Max Krance, 1998-01
158......... Jeffrey C. Schweitzer, 1990-93
157 ........ Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
156......... John C. Mishu, 2010-13
152......... Derek A. Beckman, 2006-09
150......... Michael C. Lutz, 1986-89
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93
149......... Peter A. Silletti, 1993-96
.............. Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2001-04
148......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
147......... Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
146......... Michael E. Ciminiello, 1993-96
145......... Christopher R. Samway, 1991-94
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
144......... Todd W. Leavitt, 1983-86
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1993-96
141......... Stephen T. Young, 2001-04
140......... David J. Kahney, 1991-92, 1994-95
Most games played in a season
48........... Pat Boran, 2001
.............. Andrew Hanson, 2001
.............. Michael D. Chernoff, 2003
47........... Thomas A. Hage, 1996
.............. Peter A. Silletti, 1996
.............. Tyler V. Bronson, 1996
.............. Jonathan I. Miller, 2003
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2011
46........... Daniel P. Puskas, 1991
.............. Timothy E. Taylor, 1991
.............. Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2006
.............. Matthew C. Bowman, 2011
45 .......... J. Richey Nash, 1991
.............. Peter H. Noone, 1991
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1991
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1996
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1997
.............. Matthew Evans, 1997, 1999
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1997
.............. Asher B. Griffin, 1997
.............. Tyler Bronson, 1997
.............. Sean McQuaid, 1997
.............. Michael Keck, 1997
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.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2002
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2004
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2004
.............. John R. Mishu, 2011
.............. Sam W. Mulroy, 2011
Batting Average
Highest batting average in a career
.380 ....... William L. MacCoy, Jr., 1940-42 (97-255)
.364 ....... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86 (202-555)
.356........ Jeffrey P. Barton, 1986-89 (125-351)
.350 ....... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977-79 (110-314)
.346........ B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04 (123-356)
.343........ Mark F. Lockenmeyer, 1978-81 (114-332)
.341........ Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87 (175-513)
.338........ Joseph F. DeGeorge, 1976-79 (117-346)
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99 (164-485)
.337........ Robert J. Flaherty, 1975-77 (97-288)
.335........ Max Krance, 1998-01 (189-563)
.333........ Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98 (168-505)
.............. Will D. Venable, 2003-05 (109-327)
.331........ Robert A. Schiffner, Jr., 1969-71 (90-272)
.............. David J. Kahney, 1991-92, 1994-95 (120-362)
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06 (203-614)
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08 (152-460)
Highest batting average in a season
.440 ....... Daniel P. Arendas, 1985 (66-150)
.425........ G. Spencer Lucian, 2008 (62-146)
.416 ....... Victor K. Kurylak, 1978 (42-101)
.413........ Sal J. Iacono, 2007 (62-150)
.411........ Max Krance, 1998 (39-95)
.406 ....... William L. MacCoy, Jr., 1942 (28-69)
.405........ Daniel P. Puskas, 1993 (45-111)
.402 ....... William L. MacCoy, Jr., 1940 (37-92)
.396........ Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996 (63-159)
.392........ Theodore Frangos, 1980 (31-79)
.391........ John (Jack) Murphy, 2008 (61-156)
.389........ Kevin J. Kaufman, 1974 (37-95)
.385........ William C. Miller, 1980 (32-83)
.380........ Mark F. Lockenmeyer, 1980 (35-92)
.378........ Jeffrey P. Barton, 1988 (48-127)
.............. Alec D. Keller, 2013 (54-143)
.375........ Robert J. Flaherty, 1977 (42-112)
.............. Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989 (54-144)
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1996 (66-176)
At Bats
Most at-bats in a career
639......... Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09
635......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
628......... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
614......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
613......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
570......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
563......... Max Krance, 1998-01
555 ........ Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
552......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
547......... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
541......... John R. Mishu, 2010-13
535......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
534......... Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
532......... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
529......... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-94
513......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
510......... Michael C. Lutz, 1986-89
.............. Derek A. Beckman, 2006-09
505......... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
489......... Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2001-04
485......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
475......... Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
463......... Paul G. Steinhauser, 1980-83
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93
461......... Adrian C. Turnham, 2006-09
460......... G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08
448 ........ Thomas J. Urquhart, 1983-86
Most at-bats in a season
197......... Patrick M. Boran, 2001
193......... Matthew C. Bowman, 2011
192......... Dan J. DeGeorge, 2006
186......... Andrew Hanson, 2001
179......... Jon Watterson, 2001
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003
178......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011
177......... B.J. Szymanski, 2004
176......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002
.............. Max Krance, 2001
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1996
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2006
175......... Andrew P. Hanson, 2000
174......... Adam J. Balkan, 2004
172......... Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2008
170......... Michael H. Ford, 2011
169......... Jonathan I. Miller, 2003
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006
168......... Zach B. Wendkos, 2006
165......... Aaron N. Prince, 2006
.............. John R. Mishu, 2011
164......... Stephen T. Young, 2003
161 ........ Ryan L. Eldridge, 2002
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1991
160......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2010
.............. J. Richey Nash, 1991
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, 1991
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1999
158......... Patrick M. Boran, 2002
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2004
.............. Derek A. Beckman, 2008
157......... Drew K. Stratton, 1985
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2004
.............. Adrian C. Turnham, 2008
156......... Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2002
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2004
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2008
155......... Peter H. Noone, 1991
.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2005
Most at-bats in a game
10........... Gregory J. Van Horn, vs. Harvard,
.............. April 5, 2009 (one hit)
9............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, vs. Harvard,
.............. April 5, 2009 (five hits)
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, vs. Harvard,
.............. April 5, 2009 (four hits)
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Runs Scored
Most runs scored in a career
143......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
141......... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
129......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09
115......... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
112......... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
111......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
110......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
108......... Stephen T. Young, 2001-04
107......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
.............. Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2001-04
101......... Max Krance, 1998-01
100......... Michael C. Lutz, 1986-89
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
98........... Michael E. Ciminiello, 1993-96
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
97........... Thomas J. Urquhart, 1983-86
96........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
Most runs scored in a game
5............. Richard L. Vogt vs. Swarthmore, May 23, 1928
.............. Weatherly Reinmund vs. Lafayette, May 14, 1931
.............. Thomas J. Urquhart, vs. Long Island, May 1, 1984
.............. Patrick M. Boran vs. Dartmouth, May, 5, 2001
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, vs. Dartmouth, April 13, 2003
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, at Columbia, April 17, 2004
4............. Matthew C. Bowman, at Richmond, March 17, 2012
.............. Michael H. Ford, at Harvard, April 7, 2013
Most runs scored in a season
47........... Stephen T. Young, 2004
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2008
46........... Patrick M. Boran, 2001
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1996
45........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1985
44........... B.J. Szymanski, 2004
42........... Patrick M .Boran, 2000
41........... Justin C. Griffin, 1996
40........... Michael N. Hazen, 1998
39........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1984
.............. Todd A. Tuckner, 1985
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003
.............. Matthew C. Bowman, 2011
38........... Drew K. Stratton, 1985
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1996
37........... Jeffrey P. Barton, 1988
.............. Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2002
.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2004
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2012
36........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2010
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2004
.............. Thomas J. Urquhart, 1984
35........... Mark T. Leavitt, 1985
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, 1991
.............. Andrew P. Hanson, 2000
.............. William D. Venable, 2005
34........... Dennis P. Spates, 1977
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 2002
Most hits in a career
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Hits
203......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
202......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
.............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
189......... Max Krance, 1998-01
188......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
186......... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
184......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
177......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
175......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
173......... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
168......... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
167......... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
164......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
155......... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
153......... Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93
152......... Michael C. Lutz, 1986-89
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08
146......... John R. Mishu, 2010-13
142 ........ Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
140......... Paul G. Steinhauser, 1980-83
Most hits in a season
66 .......... Daniel P. Arendas, 1985
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1996
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 2001
64........... B.J. Szymanski, 2004
63........... Michael Ciminiello, 1996
.............. Andrew P. Hanson, 2000
62........... Sal J. Iacono, 2007
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2008
61........... Jack J. Murphy, 2008
60........... Adam J. Balkan, 2004
.............. Matt C. Bowman, 2011
59........... B.J. Szymanski, 2003
57........... David J. Ekelund, 1996
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2006
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011
56 .......... Drew K. Stratton, 1984
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2004
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2005
55........... Adam J. Balkan, 2002
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1999
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006
54........... Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1991
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2004
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2006
.............. Alec D. Keller, 2013
53........... Dan J. DeGeorge. 2009
52 .......... Sean P. Welsh, 1985
.............. J. Richey Nash, 1991
.............. Dan J. DeGeorge. 2006
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2012
51........... Drew K. Stratton, 1985
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2011
50........... Michael N. Hazen, 1998
49........... Patrick M. Boran, 2002
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2006
48........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2010
.............. Ryan L. Eldridge, 2002
.............. Michael C. Lutz, 1989
.............. Jeffrey P. Barton, 1988
.............. Bradley E. Remig, 1988
.............. John R. Mishu, 2011
47........... Alec D. Keller, 2012
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013
Most hits in a game
6 ............ Todd A. Tuckner, vs. FIU, March 20, 1985
.............. Andrew P. Hanson, vs. Columbia, April 16, 2000
.............. Max Krance, vs. Coastal Carolina, Mar. 17, 2001
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, vs.. Navy, March 22, 2008
5 ............ 18 players with five; most recently
.............. B.J. Szymanski vs. Cornell, April 30, 2004
.............. G. Spencer Lucian at Davidson, March 20, 2007
.............. Sal J. Iacono at Cornell, April 29, 2007
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge at Harvard, April 5, 2009
.............. Jon A. Broscious at Harvard, April 5, 2009
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge at Penn, April 18, 2009
Most hits in consecutive games
9............. G. Spencer Lucian, March 22-23, 2008
8 ............ Jack W. Singer, May 28-29, 1965
.............. B.J. Szymanski, April 27 & 30, 2004
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, April 5, 2009 (DH)
Longest hitting streak (# of Games)
20........... Sal J. Iacono, March 3, 2007-April 7, 2007
17........... Aaron N. Prince, April 26, 2005-March 29, 2006
16........... William L. MacCoy, Jr., April 1-May 11, 1940
.............. Dan J. DeGeorge, April 24, 2006-March 4, 2007
15........... Daniel P. Puskas, March 31-April 26, 1992
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Doubles
Most doubles in a career
49........... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
48........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
44........... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
42........... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
41........... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
40........... Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09
39........... Max Krance, 1998-01
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
37........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
34........... Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-92
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1995-98
33........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
31........... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
30........... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
29........... Todd W. Leavitt, 1983-86
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
28........... Peter H. Noone, 1989-92
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2002-05
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09
27........... Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86
.............. Sean P. Welsh, 1984-87
.............. John D. Mishu, 2010-13
Most doubles in a season
21........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1985
19........... Thomas A. Hage, 1996
.............. Pat Boran, 2001
17........... Matthew C. Evans, 1998
.............. J. Max Krance, 2000
16........... Justin C. Griffin, 1996
15........... Sean P. Welsh, 1987
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1999
.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2004
14........... Jonathan I. Miller, 2003
.............. Victor K. Kurylak, 1977
.............. Todd A. Tuckner, 1984
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1998
.............. Tim Phillips, 2001
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2008
.............. Daniel M. Hoy, 2013
13........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2006
12........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1985
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, 1991
.............. Michael C. Keck, 1996
.............. Andrew P. Hanson, 2000
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2007
.............. Adrian C. Turnham, 2007
.............. William E. Arendt, 2013
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Most doubles in a game
3............. 12 times, most recent:
.............. Matthew C. Evans vs. LIU, Apri 21, 1998
.............. Michael N. Hazen vs. Columbia, April 18, 1998
.............. Adrian C. Turnham at Davidson, March 20, 2007
.............. Brian A. Berkowitz vs. Columbia, April 18, 2007
Triples
Most triples in a career
14........... B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04
11........... Douglas Blake, 1970-72
10........... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
.............. John R. Mishu, 2010-13
9............. Joseph F. DeGeorge, 1976-79
.............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
.............. Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
8............. Thomas J. Urquhart, 1983-86
Mickey Martin, 1998-01
Most triples in a season
8............. B.J. Szymanski, 2004
7............. Douglas Blake, 1970
6............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003
.............. Joseph F. DeGeorge, 1979
5............. Kevin J. Kaufman, 1976
.............. Paul D. Pecka, 1977
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1998
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2006
.............. John R. Mshu, 2011
Most triples in a game
.............. B.J. Szymanski vs. Old Dominion, March 7, 2004
.............. John R. Mishu vs. Seton Hall, April 10, 2012
Home Runs
Most home runs in a career
26........... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
25........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
23........... Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
21........... Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86
20........... Jon A. Broscious, 2007-10
19........... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
18........... John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09
17........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-present
15........... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977-79
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
14........... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
13........... Brian A. Berkowitz, 2007-10
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2003-06
11........... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
.............. Peter A. Silletti, 1993-96
.............. William D. Venable, 2003-05
.............. John R. Mishu, 2010-13
10........... Jeffrey P. Barton, 1986-89
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
.............. Max Krance, 1998-01
.............. Ryan L. Eldridge, 2002-03, 2005
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
9............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
.............. Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
8............. Michael V. Ippolito, 1958-60
.............. Sean P. Welsh, 1984-87
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1993-96
.............. Ryan M. Reich, 2001-04
.............. Gregory J. Van Horn, 2007, 2009
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2007
.............. Brian A. Berkowitz, 2010
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013
Most home runs in a game
3............. Timothy W. Lahey, at Columbia, April 18, 2004
.............. Jack J. Murphy vs. Cornell, April 28, 2007
.............. Jon A. Broscious at Yale, April 5, 2008
.............. Jon A. Broscious at Columbia, April 12, 2008
.............. Jon A. Broscious vs. Columbia, April 12, 2009
.............. Gregory J. Van Horn at Penn, April 19, 2009
.............. Jon A. Broscious at Santa Clara, March 27, 2010
.............. Brian A. Berkowitz vs. Cornell, May 2, 2010
Most home runs in a season
13........... Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996
11........... Drew K. Stratton, 1985
11........... Timothy W. Lahey, 2003
10........... Matthew C. Evans, 1999
9............. Matthew C. Evans, 1998
8............. Drew K. Stratton, 1984
.............. Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989
.............. Andrew Hanson, 2001
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2006
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2008
.............. Jon A. Broscious, 2010
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2010
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2012
7............. Victor K. Kurylak, 1979
.............. Michael C. Keck, 1996
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2004
.............. Ryan L. Eldridge, 2005
.............. Jon A. Broscious, 2008
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011
6............. Michael E. Ciminiello, 1994, 1995
.............. Peter A. Silleti, 1996
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1996
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1998
.............. Ryan M. Reich, 2004
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2004
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Extra-Base Hits
Most extra-base hits in a career
67........... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99 (49D, 1T, 26HR)
66........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86 (48D, 9T, 9HR)
61........... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06 (41D, 5T, 15HR)
61........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12 (30D, 6T, 25HR)
59........... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96 (44D, 5T, 10HR)
57........... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07 (39D, 4T, 14HR)
56........... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01 (31D, 6T, 19HR)
55........... Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04 (29D, 3T, 23HR)
53........... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02 (42D, 2T, 9HR)
.............. Max Krance, 1998-01 (39 D, 4T, 10HR)
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09 (40D, 5T, 6HR)
52........... Michael E. Ciminiello,1993-96 (26D, 1T, 25HR)
51........... Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86 (27D, 3T, 21HR)
49........... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98 (30D, 9T, 10HR)
48........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87 (37D, 2T, 9HR)
.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05 (31D, 10T, 7HR)
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09 (28D, 2T, 18HR)
.............. John R. Mishu, 2010-13 (27D, 10T, 11
47........... Jon A. Broscious, 2007-10 (26D, 1T, 20HR)
46........... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90 (26D, 9T, 11HR)
45........... Justin C. Griffin, 1995-98 (34D, 4T, 7HR)
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08 (30D, 5T, 10HR)
43........... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-06 (29D, 7T, 7HR)
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-pres (22D, 5T, 17HR)
42........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94 (33D, 7T, 2HR)
41........... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977-79 (23D, 3T, 15HR)
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93 (34D, 5T, 2HR)
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04 (18D, 14T, 9HR)
Most extra-base hits in a season
26........... Matthew C. Evans, 1998 (17D, 9HR)
25........... Matthew C. Evans, 1999 (15D, 10HR)
24........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1985 (21D, 2T, 1HR)
.............. Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996 (11D, 13HR)
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1996 (19D, 2T, 3HR)
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2004 (10D, 8T, 6HR)
23........... J. Max Krance, 2000 (17D, 2T, 4HR)
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2006 (13D, 2T, 8HR)
22........... Drew K. Stratton, 1985 (11D, 0T, 11HR)
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1998 (11D, 5T, 6HR)
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1998 (14D, 3T, 5HR)
21........... Pat Boran, 2001 (19D, 2HR)
.............. Adam J. Balkan, 2004 (15D, 3T, 2HR)
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011 (11D, 3T, 7HR)
20........... Michael C. Keck, 1996 (12D, 1T, 7HR)
.............. Andrew Hanson, 2001 (8D, 4T, 8HR)
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006 (13D, 1T, 6HR)
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2008 (11D, 1T, 8HR)
19........... Sean P. Welsh, 1987 (15D, 1T, 3HR)
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2003 (7D, 1T, 11HR)
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2004 (11D, 1T, 7HR)
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2006 (9D, 5T, 5HR)
18........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984 (14D, 1T, 3HR)
.............. Andrew P. Hanson, 2000 (12D, 1T, 5HR)
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2007 (12D, 1T, 5 HR)
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2008 (14D, 0T, 4HR)
17........... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977 (14D, 1T, 2HR)
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.............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1984 (11D, 1T, 5HR)
.............. Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989 (8D, 1T, 8HR)
.............. Timothy E. Taylor, 1991 (13D, 3T, 1HR)
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003 (8D, 6T, 3HR)
.............. William D. Venable, 2005 (7D, 1T, 9HR)
.............. Greg J. Van Horn, 2007 (11D, 2T, 4HR)
.............. Jon A. Broscious, 2008 (9D, 1T, 7HR)
.............. John R. Mishu, 2012 (9D, 3T, 5HR)
.............. Daniel M. Hoy, 2013 (14D, 1T, 2HR)
16........... Drew K. Stratton, 1984 (7D, 1T, 8HR)
.............. J. Richey Nash, 1991 (8D, 4T, 4HR)
.............. Thomas A. Hage, 1994 (10D, 2T, 4HR)
.............. Jonathan I. Miller, 2003 (14D, 0T, 2HR)
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2004 (11D, 3T, 2HR)
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2009 (12D, 2T, 2HR)
.............. Brian A. Berkowitz, 2010 (10D, 6HR)
Most extra-base hits in a game
5............. Andrew P. Hanson, vs. Columbia, April 16, 2000
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, vs. Richmond, March 17, 2012
4............. Matthew C. Evans, vs. Long Island Univ., April 21, 1998
.............. Adrian C. Turnham at Davidson, March 20, 2007
.............. Brian A. Berkowtiz vs. Columbia, April 18, 2007
.............. Jon A. Broscious at Columbia, April 12, 2008
.............. Jon A. Broscious vs. Columbia, April 12, 2009
.............. Brian A. Berkowitz vs. Dartmouth, April 4, 2010
.............. Michael H. Ford vs. Harvard, April 7, 2013
.............. Alec D. Keller vs. Monmouth, April 10, 2013
.............. Daniel M. Hoy vs. Monmouth, April 10, 2013
.............. Daniel M. Hoy at Penn, April 14, 2013
Total Bases
Most total bases in a career
319......... Max Krance, 1998-01 (189S, 39D, 4T, 10HR)
299......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06 (142S, 41D, 5T, 15HR)
295......... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86 (136S, 48D, 9T, 9HR)
293......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99 (88S, 49D, 1T, 26HR)
285......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12 (107S, 30D, 6T, 25HR)
279......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02 (153S, 42D, 2T, 9HR)
275......... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07 (129S, 39D, 4T, 14 HR)
262......... Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09 (143S, 40D, 5T, 6HR)
260......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05 (140S, 31D, 10T, 7HR)
257......... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96 (114S, 44D, 5T, 10 HR)
246......... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98 (119S, 30D, 9T, 10HR)
244......... Michael E. Ciminiello, 1993-96 (89S, 26D, 1T, 25HR)
243......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87 (127S, 37D, 2T, 9HR)
238......... Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86 (91S, 27D, 3T, 21HR)
232......... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90 (109S, 26D, 9T, 11HR)
231......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01 (184S, 31D, 6T, 19HR)
229......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92 (140S, 29D, 1T, 7HR)
226......... John R. Mishu, 2010-13 (98S, 27D, 10T, 11HR)
224......... Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04 (65S, 29D, 3T, 23HR)
222......... G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08 (167S, 30D, 5T, 10HR)
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09 (88S, 28D, 2T, 18HR)
220......... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94 (125S, 33D, 7T, 2HR)
211......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-05 (107S, 28D, 4T, 9HR)
203......... Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93 (112S, 34D, 5T, 2HR)
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1995-98 (95S, 34D, 4T, 7HR)
202......... Jeffrey C. Schweitzer, 1990-93 (123S, 24D, 5T, 4HR)
200......... Mickey Martin, 1998-01 (114S, 17D, 8T, 7HR)
199......... Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07 (102S, 29D, 5T, 6HR)
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-pres (72S, 22D, 5T, 17HR)
196......... B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04 (82S, 18D, 14T, 9HR)
193......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99 (58S, 34D, 1T, 16HR)
Most total bases in a season
118......... Andrew Hanson, 2001 (58S, 8D, 4T, 8HR)
113......... Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996 (39S, 11D, 0T, 13HR)
112......... Pat Boran, 2001 (66S, 19D, 0T, 2HR)
108......... B.J. Szymanski, 2004 (40S, 10D, 8T, 6HR)
100......... Matthew C. Evans, 1999 (30S, 15D, 0T, 10HR)
98........... Thomas A. Hage, 1996 (42S, 19D, 2T, 3HR)
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2006 (34S, 13D, 2T, 8HR)
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2008 (43S, 11D, 1T, 8HR)
95........... Drew K. Stratton, 1985 (29S, 11D, 0T, 11HR)
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011 (36S, 11D, 3T, 7HR)
94........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1985 (42S, 21D, 2T, 1HR)
92........... Andrew P. Hanson, 2000 (45S, 12D, 1T, 5HR)
91........... Matthew C. Evans, 1998 (65S, 17D, 9HR)
.............. William D. Venable, 2005 (38S, 7D, 1T, 9HR)
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2007 (44S, 12D, 1T, 5HR)
90........... Mickey Martin, 2001 (52S, 7D, 4T, 3HR)
89........... Drew K. Stratton, 1984 (40S, 7D, 1T, 8HR)
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1998 (67S, 11D, 5T, 6HR)
.............. J. Max Krance, 2000 (33S, 17D, 2T, 4HR)
88........... Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989 (37S, 8D, 1T, 8HR)
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003 (42D, 8D, 6T, 3HR)
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006 (35S, 13D, 1T, 6HR)
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2008 (44S, 14D, 0T, 4HR)
87........... Adam J. Balkan, 2004 (40S, 15D, 3T, 2HR)
86........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2012 (35S, 8D, 1T, 8HR)
84........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2010 (30S, 8D, 2T, 8HR)
83........... David J. Ekelund, 1996 (106S, 6D, 1T, 6HR)
.............. Jon Watterson, 2001 (53S, 12D, 1T, 1HR)
80........... J. Richey Nash, 1991 (36S, 8D, 4T, 4HR)
.............. Timothy D. Lahey, 2003 (19S, 7D, 1T, 11HR)
79........... Justin C. Griffin, 1998 (57S, 14D, 3T, 5HR)
77........... Andrew J. Salini, 2004 (35S, 11D, 3T, 2HR)
.............. Alec D. Keller, 2013 (40S, 9D, 1T, 4HR)
76........... Sean P. Welsh, 1985 (39S, 7D, 1T, 5HR)
.............. Jonathan I. Miller, 2003 (40S, 14D, 0T, 2HR)
75........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1984 (30S, 11D, 1T, 5HR)
.............. Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2009 (37S, 12D, 2T, 2HR)
74........... Michael C. Keck, 1996 (36S, 12D, 1T, 7HR)
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 2000 (46S, 10D, 0T, 2HR)
.............. G. Spencer Lucian, 2006 (21S, 9D, 5T, 5HR)
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013 (32S, 9D, 6HR)
Most total bases in a game
16........... Andrew P. Hanson, vs. Columbia, April 18, 2000
.............. (1S, 2D, 1T, 2HR)
13........... Timothy W. Lahey, at Columbia, April 18, 2004
.............. (1S, 3HR)
11........... Thomas A. Peppler, vs. Villanova, April 8, 1967
.............. (1T, 2HR)
.............. Matthew C. Evans, vs. Long Island Univ., April 21, 1998
.............. (3D, 1HR)
.............. William D. Venable, at Old Dominion, March 20, 2005 .............. (1D, 2HR)
10........... Matthew C. Evans, vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999
.............. (2S, 2D, 1HR)
.............. Ryan D. Reich, vs. Dartmouth, April 13, 2003
.............. (1D, 2HR)
.............. Jon A. Broscious, at Columbia, April 12, 2008
.............. (1D, 2HR)
.............. Jon A. Broscious, vs. Columbia, April 12, 2009
.............. (1D, 2HR)
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Slugging Percentage
Best slugging percentage in a career (>200 ab)
.604........ Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99 (293-485)
.586........ Victor K. Kurylak, 1977-79 (184-314)
.560........ Michael V. Ippolito, 1958-60 (122-218)
.551........ Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86 (238-432)
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04 (196-356)
.534........ Michael E. Ciminiello, 1993-96 (244-457)
.533........ Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12 (168-535)
.532........ Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86 (295-555)
.529........ John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09 (222-420)
.516........ Jeffrey P. Barton, 1986-89 (181-351)
.514........ Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-pres (199-387)
.501........ William D. Venable, 2003-05 (164-327)
.498........ Andrew Hanson, 1998-01 (284-570)
.............. Gregory J. Van Horn, 2007, 2009 (127-255)
.487........ Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06 (299-614)
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98 (246-505)
.486........ Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96 (257-529)
.483........ G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08 (222-460)
.478........ Robert A. Schiffner, Jr., 1969-71 (130-272)
.474........ Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87 (243-513)
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2003-05 (211-445)
.473........ Jon A. Broscious, 2007-10 (183-387)
.472........ J. Richey Nash, 1990-91 (127-262)
.............. Max Krance, 1998-01 (266-563)
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04 (224-475)
.471........ Joseph F. DeGeorge, 1976-79 (163-346)
.469........ Zach B. Wendkos, 2003-06 (183-390)
.467........ John D. Easton, 1953-55 (106-227)
Best slugging percentage in a season
.711........ Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996 (113-159)
.684........ Theodore Frangos, 1980 (54-79)
.645........ Michael N. Hazen, 1998 (89-138)
.641........ Matthew C. Evans, 1998 (91-142)
.638........ Michael V. Ippolito, 1958 (44-69)
.636........ William D. Venable, 2005 (91-143)
.634........ Victor K. Kurylak, 1978 (64-101)
.628........ Matthew C. Evans, 1999 (100-159)
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2008 (98-156)
.627........ Daniel P. Arendas, 1985 (94-150)
.622........ Michael C. Keck, 1996 (74-119)
.611........ Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989 (88-144)
.610........ B.J. Szymanski, 2004 (108-177)
.608........ Justin C. Griffin, 1998 (79-130)
.607........ Sal J. Iacono, 2007 (91-150)
.605........ Drew K. Stratton, 1985 (95-157)
.603........ G. Spencer Lucian, 2008 (88-146)
.600........ Kevin J. Kaufman, 1974 (57-95)
.............. Victor K. Kurylak, 1979 (60-100)
.583........ Zach B. Wendkos, 2006 (98-168)
.582........ Drew K. Stratton, 1984 (89-153)
.581........ Samuel W. Mulroy (52-148)
.567........ J. Max Krance, 2000 (89-157)
.564........ Daniel P. Arendas, 1984 (75-133)
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Runs Batted In
Most RBI in a career
128......... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
126......... Max Krance, 1998-01
122......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
120......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
118......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
111......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
108......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
107......... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
104......... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
103......... Drew K. Stratton, 1984-86
101......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
100......... Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
95........... Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93
93........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09
91........... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
89........... Sean P. Welsh, 1984-87
88........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
86........... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977-79
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
85........... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2003-05
84........... John R. Mishu, 2010-13
80........... B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04
79........... G. Spencer Lucian, 2005-08
77........... Paul G. Steinhauser, 1980-83
76........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
75........... Jeffrey P. Barton, 1986-89
73........... Peter A. Silletti, 1993-96
72........... Todd W. Leavitt, 1983-86
.............. David J. Kahney, 1991-92, 1994-95
.............. Zachary W. Perry, 1993-95
.............. Ryan L. Eldridge, 2002-03, 2005
35........... Sean R. Sullivan, 1991
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2007
Most RBI in a game
7............. Gerry G. Morse, vs. Rutgers, June 8, 1932
.............. Robert L. Peters, Jr., vs. Yale, June 13, 1942
.............. Anthony J. Riposta, vs. Temple, April 4, 1972
.............. Daniel P. Puskas, vs. Columbia, April 5, 1992
.............. Andrew P. Hanson, vs. Columbia, April 16, 2000
.............. William D. Venable, at Old Dominion, March 20, 2005
6............. Samuel W. Mulroy, at Richmond, March 17, 2012
.............. Michael H. Ford, at Harvard, April 7, 2013
Most RBI in a season
53........... Drew K. Stratton, 1985
48........... Thomas A. Hage, 1996
48........... B.J. Szymanski, 2004
47........... J. Max Krance, 2000
.............. Andrew Hanson, 2001
42........... Sean P. Welsh, 1985
40........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1984
.............. Jack J. Murphy, 2008
39........... Jeffrey P. Barton, 1989
.............. Zach B. Wendkos, 2006
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011
38........... Michael N. Hazen, 1997
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1997
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013
37........... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977
.............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1985
.............. Andrew J. Salini, 2006
36........... Sean P. Welsh, 1987
.............. Michael C. Keck, 1996
.............. Matthew C. Evans, 1998, 1999
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Stolen Bases
Most stolen bases in a career
49........... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
47........... John T. Rivers, 1990-93
40........... Stephen T. Young, 2001-04
38........... Thomas J. Urquhart, 1983-86
37........... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
36........... Jeffrey C. Schweitzer, 1990-93
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1995-98
.............. Jason M. Koonin, 1996-99
.............. Derek A. Beckman, 2006-09
35........... Frank J. Biondi, Jr., 1964-66
32........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1993-96
28........... Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93
27........... Michael C. Lutz, 1986-89
26........... John R. Cullinane, Jr., 1972-74
.............. William D. Venable, 2003-05
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
25........... Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2001-04
24........... Edward J. Kuchar, 1974-76
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003-04
23........... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
22........... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
Most stolen bases in a season
24........... David J. Ekelund, 1993
.............. Michael N. Hazen, 1998
21........... John R. Cullinane, Jr., 1973
20........... Thomas J. Urquhart, 1985
18........... John T. Rivers, 1993
17........... Michael N. Hazen, 1997
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 2001
16........... Jason M. Koonin, 1998
15........... Edward J. Kuchar, 1976
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2004
.............. Will D. Venable, 2004
14........... Derek A. Beckman, 2008
13........... Frank J. Biondi, Jr., 1964
.............. Frank J. Biondi, Jr., 1965
.............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1986
.............. Michael C. Lutz, 1988
.............. Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2002
.............. B.J. Szymanski, 2003
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011
12........... James P. Fairchild, 1951
.............. John T. Rivers, 1991
.............. Asher B. Griffin, 1997
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1998
.............. Jason M. Koonin, 1999
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 2002
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2002
.............. Daniel M. Hoy, 2013
11........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2012
Most stolen bases in a game
4............. Robert Hinchman, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, March 30, 1938
.............. John R. Cullinane, Jr., vs. Villanova, April 17, 1973
.............. John T. Rivers, vs. Lafayette, April 6, 1993
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.............. Patrick M. Boran, at Rutgers, April 9, 2002
.............. Derek A. Beckman, vs. Monmouth, April 8, 2008
Walks Received
Most walks received in a career
117......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
102......... Peter A. Silletti, 1993-96
90........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
79........... Michael C. Lutz, 1986-89
77........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
75........... Daniel L. Palmer, 1987-90
74........... Edward J. Kuchar, 1974-76
72........... Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
71........... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
69........... Peter H. Noone, 1989-92
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09
Most walks received in a season
41........... Peter A. Silletti, 1996
36........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1987
32........... Todd A. Tuckner, 1985
.............. Daniel L. Palmer, 1989
31........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2004
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013
30........... Robert J. Flaherty, 1976
29........... Edward J. Kuchar, 1974
.............. John T. Rivers, 1991
28........... Edward J. Kuchar, 1976
.............. Todd A. Tuckner, 1984
.............. Mark T. Leavitt, 1985
.............. Peter A. Silletti, 1995
Most walks received in a game
4............. Todd A. Tuckner, vs. Central Florida, March 20, 1987
.............. Peter A. Silletti, vs. Iona, March 15, 1995
.............. Michael E. Ciminiello vs. N.M. State, March 17, 1996
.............. Peter A. Silletti vs. Georgetown, April 18, 1996
.............. Asher B. Griffin vs. St. Peter’s, April 16, 1998
.............. Max Krance vs. Duke, Mar. 23, 2001
.............. Adam J. Balkan at Seton Hall, April 18, 2002
Strike Outs
Hit Batsmen
Most times struck out in a career
153......... Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
143......... Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2001-04
118......... Adam J. Balkan, 2002-05
124......... John R. Mishu, 2010-13
115......... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
113......... Brian A. Berkowitz, 2007-11
111......... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
.............. Matthew C. Connor, 2008-11
109......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
106......... Jon A. Broscious, 2007-10
105......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
103......... Derek A. Beckman, 2006-09
.............. Peter Silletti, 1993-96
.............. Mickey Martin, 1998-01
95........... David E. Hale, 2007-09
94........... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
89........... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
86........... Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
84........... Matthew D. Becker, 2003-06
83........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
.............. W. Stephen P. Harrington, 2010-13
82........... Alexander D. Flink, 2010-13
80........... Justin C. Griffin, 1995-98
Most times hit by a pitch in a career
34........... Stephen T. Young, 2001-04
29........... John R. Mishu, 2010-13
26........... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
22........... Sal J. Iacono, 2004-07
20........... Jon Watterson, 1998-01
.............. Greg J. Van Horn, 2007-09
18........... Michael N. Hazen, 1995-98
.............. Michael Keck, 1994-97
17........... David J. Ekelund, 1993-96
.............. Sean McQuaid, 1994-97
.............. Nathan T. Baird, 2010-13
15........... Casey Hildreth, 1998-01
.............. Derek A. Beckman, 2006-09
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
14........... Christopher R. Samway, 1991-94
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
13........... Daniel P. Arendas, 1983-86
12........... Andrew J. Salini, 2003-06
11........... Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
10........... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
.............. Zachary W. Perry, 1993-95
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
.............. Alexander D. Flink, 2010-13
Most times struck out in a season
50........... Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2002
.............. Timothy W. Lahey, 2003
47........... Timothy W. Lahey, 2004
46........... Brandon M. Englert, 2010
44........... Timothy W. Lahey, 2002
43........... Adam J. Balkan, 2002
.............. Dan J. DeGeorge, 2006
42........... Jon A. Broscious, 2008
41........... Peter A. Silletti, 1996
.............. Andrew Hanson, 2001
.............. Mickey Martin, 2001
39........... Sal J. Iacono, 2004
38........... Matthew C. Evans, 1999
37........... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2011
36........... Pat Boran, 2001
.............. David E. Hale, 2009
35........... Eric D. Fitzgerald, 2003
Most times hit by a pitch in a season
14........... Greg J. Van Horn, 2007
13........... Stephen T. Young, 2004
12........... Sean McQuaid, 1997
.............. Jon Watterson, 2001
11........... Stephen T. Young, 2003
10........... Michael Keck, 1997
.............. Casey N. Hildreth, 2000
.............. Stephen T. Young, 2002
9............. Matthew C. Evans, 1997, 1999
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2006
8............. Michael E. Ciminiello, 1994
.............. Jon L. Watterson, 2000
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, 2012
7............. Michael E. Ciminiello, 1996
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1996
.............. Michael C. Keck, 1996
.............. John R. Mishu, 2012
.............. John R. Mishu, 2013
6............. Daniel P. Arendas, 1985
.............. David J. Ekelund, 1994
.............. Eric L. Smallwood, 1994
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2005
.............. Derek A. Beckman, 2008
.............. Derek A. Beckman, 2009
.............. Gregory J. Van Horn, 2009
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Most times hit by a pitch in a game
4............. Casey N. Hildreth, vs. Pennsylvania, April 24, 2000
3............. Christopher R. Small, vs. Columbia, April 16, 2000
.............. Derek A. Beckman, at Rider, April 30, 2008
.............. Derek A. Beckman, at Penn, April 18, 2009
.............. Nathan T. Baird, at Cornell, April 30, 2010
.............. John R. Mishu, at VCU, March 13, 2011
.............. Nathan T. Baird, at Georgetown, March 18, 2011
.............. John R. Mishu, at Florida Atlantic, March 2, 2012
.............. Matthew C. Bowman, vs. Penn, April 15, 2012
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, at Rider, April 25, 2012
.............. Daniel M. Hoy, at Penn, April 14, 2014
.............. John R. Mishu, vs. Cornell, April 26, 2014
Fielding Percentage
Best fielding percentage in a career (chances-errors)
.989........ John (Jack) Murphy, catcher, 2007-09 (812-10)
.988........ Michael C. Lutz, outfielder, 1986-89 (324-4)
.987........ Ryan L. Eldridge, first baseman, 2002-03, 2005 (538-7)
.987........ John J. Basta, first baseman, 1974-76 (533-7)
.986........ Joseph F. Golden, first baseman, 1951-53 (629-9)
.............. Zachary W. Perry, first baseman, 1993-95 (799-11)
.............. Michael H. Ford, first baseman/pitcher, 2011-13 �� (803-11)
.985........ Kenneth A. Beytin, first baseman, 1972-74 (755-11)
.............. Arnold E. Holtberg, catcher, 1968-70 (532-8)
.984........ Edward W. Hockenbury, catcher, 1988-90 (368-6)
.983........ Scott B. Hayes, catcher, 1989-92 (522-9)
.982........ Timothy W. Lahey, catcher, 2001-04 (986-16)
.980........ Carl I. Belz, first baseman, 1957-59 (546-11)
.............. Michael N. Hazen, outfielder, 1995-98 (399-8)
.979........ Craig R. Peters, catcher, 1982-84 (334-7)
.............. Samuel W. Mulroy, catcher/outfielder, 2009-12 (638-15)
............... John R. Mishu, outfielder, 2010-13 (503-11)
Best fielding percentage in a season
(minimum 100 chances)
1.000...... G. Kelly Martin, first baseman, 1980 (209)
.............. Ralph P. Brooks, first baseman, 1983 (114)
.............. Michael C. Lutz, outfielder, 1987 (102)
.............. Edward W. Hockenbury, catcher, 1988 (101)
.............. Adam J. Balkan, outfielder, 2002 (150)
.............. C. Stephen Wendell, first baseman, 2004 (140)
.9949...... Sal J. Iacono, third base/catcher, 2006 (198-1)
.............. John J. Basta, first baseman, 1975 (188-1)
.9943...... Arnold E. Holtberg, catcher, 1969 (175-1)
.9928...... Todd A. Tuckner, first baseman, 1985 (279-2)
.9927...... Arnold E. Holtberg, catcher, 1970 (136-1)
.9925...... Edward W. Hockenbury, catcher, 1989 (133-1)
.9924...... Craig R. Peters, catcher, 1984 (131-1)
.9923...... Adrian C. Turnham, first baseman, 2008 (259-2)
.9916...... Jack J. Murphy, catcher, 2008 (356-3)
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Putouts
Most putouts in a career
812......... John (Jack) Murphy, 2007-09
811......... Andrew Hanson, 1998-01
.............. C. Stephen Wendell, 2003-06
801......... Timothy W. Lahey, 2001-04
766......... Matthew C. Evans, 1996-99
756......... Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
736......... Zachary W. Perry, 1993-95
702......... Robert A. Schiffner, Jr., 1969-71
697......... Kenneth A. Beytin, 1972-74
694......... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977-79
665......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1984-87
638......... Samuel W. Mulroy, 2009-12
610......... Peter H. Noone, 1989-92
601......... Adrian C. Turnham, 2006-09
583......... Joseph F. Golden, 1951-53
529......... Franklin E. Agnew III, 1954-56
517......... Carl I. Belz, 1957-59
Most putouts in a season
376......... Andrew P. Hanson, 2000
369......... Andrew P. Hanson, 2001
356......... Jack J. Murphy, 2008
327......... C. Stephen Wendell, 2005
323......... Peter H. Noone, 1991
310......... Matthew C. Evans, 1998
295......... Ryan L. Eldridge, 2002
288......... Zachary W. Perry, 1995
284......... Adrian C. Turnham, 2009
279......... Robert A. Schiffner, Jr., 1971
275......... Michael H. Ford, 2013
272......... Todd A. Tuckner, 1985
.............. C. Stephen Wendell, 2006
271......... Timothy W. Lahey, 2003
269......... Victor K. Kurylak, 1977
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, 2009
266......... Matthew C. Evans, 1999
259......... Adrian C. Turnham, 2008
257......... Kenneth A. Beytin, 1973
252......... Michael H. Ford, 2011
244......... John R. Mishu, 2010
242......... Ryan L. Eldridge, 2003
235......... Kenneth A. Beytin, 1972
232......... John J. Basta, 1976
231......... Carl I. Belz, 1957
.............. Zachary W. Perry, 1993
229......... Michael H. Ford, 2012
228......... Robert J. Gralewski, Jr., 1988
.............. Adrian C. Turnham
.............. at Richmond, March 11, 2006 (9 innings)
.............. Jon A. Broscious,
.............. at UNC Greensboro, March 15, 2010 (12 Innings)
18........... John H. Gefaell,
.............. vs. Columbia, May 17, 1939 (10 innings)
Most putouts in a nine-inning game
19........... Adrian C. Turnham, at Richmond, March 11, 2006
17........... James Jordan, Jr., vs. Muhlenberg, June 7, 1944
.............. Adrian C. Turnham, vs. Brown, March 29, 2009
16........... Zach B. Wendkos, at Columbia, April 16, 2006
.............. Adrian C. Turnham at Navy, March 21, 2008
15........... Matthew C. Evans, vs. Harvard, May 9, 1999
.............. Andrew Hanson, vs. Brown, April 1, 2001
.............. Ryan M. Reich, vs. VCU, March 20, 2004
.............. Adrian C. Turnham, vs. Columbia, April 13, 2009
.............. John (Jack) Murphy, vs. Cornell, April 24, 2009
Most putouts in a seven-inning game
15........... Andrew P. Hanson vs. St. Joseph’s, March 25, 2000
Most putouts in a game
23........... Robert A. Schiffner, Jr.,
.............. vs. Brown, April 30, 1971 (14 innings)
19........... John F. McCarthy, Jr.,
.............. vs. Harvard, May 23, 1942 (14 innings)
.............. Andrew Hanson,
.............. at Harvard, April 9, 2001 (16 innings)
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Assists
Errors
Most assists in a career
453......... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
439......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
376......... Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
332......... Daniel P. Puskas, 1990-93
329......... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
293......... Todd W. Leavitt, 1983-86
286......... Asher B. Griffin, 1995-98
277......... David J. Ekelund, 1993-96
266......... Stephen T. Young, 2000-04
259......... Mark T. Leavitt, 1985-88
254......... Matthew D. Becker, 2003-06
251......... Matthew C. Bowman, 2010-2012
243......... Justin C. Griffin, 1995-98
238......... Dennis P. Spates, 1975-77
Most errors committed in a career
67........... Patrick M. Boran, 1999-02
62........... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989-92
60........... Paul G. Steinhauser, 1980-83
55........... Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
53........... Asher B. Griffin, 1995-98
50........... Thomas A. Hage, 1993-96
48........... Todd W. Leavitt, 1983-86
46........... Timothy E. Taylor, 1991-94
45........... Daniel J. DeGeorge, 2006-09
43........... Aaron N. Prince, 2004-07
42........... Matthew D. Becker, 2003-06
41........... Dennis P. Spates, 1975-77
Most assists in a season
135......... Justin C. Griffin, 1998
131......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1991
122......... Patrick. M. Boran, 2001
121......... Dan J. DeGeorge, 2006
119......... Daniel P. Puskas, 1991
117......... Patrick M. Boran, 2002
.............. Aaron N. Prince, 2005
116......... Patrick M. Boran, 2000
115......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1989
.............. Joseph P. Quinn, 1995
114......... Bradley E. Remig, 1988
108......... Sean R. Sullivan, 1990
Most errors committed in a season
24........... Patrick M. Boran, 2002
20........... Walter D. Armstrong, Jr., 1948
.............. Paul G. Steinhauser, 1983
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1990
.............. Joseph P. Quinn, 1995
19........... Robert I. Perina, 1941
.............. Paul G. Steinhauser, 1982
.............. Henry F. Kolowrat, 1984
.............. Sean R. Sullivan, 1991
.............. Asher B. Griffin, 1996
18........... Thomas A. Hage, 1996
.............. Asher B. Griffin, 1997
.............. Sal J. Iacono, 2004
.............. Matthew D. Becker, 2005
17........... Dennis P. Spates, 1976
.............. Bradley E. Remig, 1989
.............. Justin C. Griffin, 1998
.............. Alexander D. Flink, 2013
16........... F. Scott Addis, 1978
.............. Bradley E. Remig, 1988
.............. Asher B. Griffin, 1998
.............. Patrick M. Boran, 1999, 2001
Most errors committed in a game
5............. Robert I. Perina, vs. Lafayette, April 10, 1941
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Pitching Appearances
Most pitching appearances in a career
66........... Matthew B. Grabowski, 2008-11
59........... Ryan K. Makis, 2009-120
58........... Steven M. Miller, 2005-08
57........... Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
56........... David A. Palms, 2008-11
55........... David J. Kahney, 1991-92, 1994-95
53........... Thomas E. Pauly, 2001-03
52........... David R. Boehle, 1999-03
51........... Brian M. Zirlin, 1988-91
50........... Christopher A. Cascia, 1978-81
49........... William G. Beard, 1982-85
48........... Mark R. Siano, 1999-03
.............. Brian P. Kappel, 2002-05
43........... William T. Broome, 1999-03
.............. Ryan K. Quillian, 1999-03
42........... Brian Volpp, 1994-97
.............. Thomas Rowland, 1999-02
.............. R. Worth Lumry, 2002-05
41........... Christian A. Staehely, 2005-08
.............. Bradley Gemberling, 2006-09
40........... Dawson L. Farber, Jr., 1937-39
.............. Emile Rosenberg, 1962-64
.............. Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1964-66
39........... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1941-43
.............. Ray Chirurgi, 1950-52
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1980-83
.............. Langford B. Stuber, 2007-10
.............. Kevin M. Link, 2010-13
..............Michael P. Fagan, 211-present
38........... Zachary D. Hermans, 2010-13
Most pitching appearances in a season
24........... Brian P. Kappel, 2004
23........... Jeffery R. Golden, 1999
22........... Michael P. Fiala, 1985
.............. David A. Palms, 2011
21........... Matthew B. Grabowski, 2009
20........... Graham P. Marcott, 1965
.............. David R. Boehle, 2000
.............. Thomas E. Pauly, 2002
19........... David J. Kahney, 1991
.............. Thomas E. Pauly, 2003
18........... Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1965
.............. Bill Broome, 2001
.............. Steven M. Miller, 2006
.............. Matthew B. Grabowski, 2010
.............. Matthew B. Grabowski, 2011
17........... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1942
.............. Ray Chirurgi, 1950
.............. C. Steven Crandall, 1972
.............. Ryan A. Makis, 2010
16........... Michael J. Fremuth, 1968
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1983
.............. William G. Beard, 1984
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1984
.............. Brian P. Kappel, 2005
.............. Steven M. Miller, 2005
.............. Bradley Gemberling, 2006
.............. Ryan A. Makis, 2009
Complete Games
Most complete games in a career
21........... Mark D. Softy, 1974-76
18........... Dawson L. Farber, Jr., 1937-39
17........... Matthew S. Noone, 1987-90
.............. Christopher K. Yarbrough, 1993-96
16........... Richard B. Emery, 1953-55
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1980-83
14........... Ray Chirurgi, 1950-52
.............. Ryan K. Quillian, 1999-03
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
13........... Joseph L. Castle, 1952-54
Most complete games in a season
11........... Mark D. Softy, 1976
9............. Dawson L. Farber, Jr., 1939
.............. Joseph L. Castle, 1954
8 ............ Richard B. Emery, 1953
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1983
.............. Matthew S. Noone, 1989
7............. six times, most recent:
.............. Christopher K. Yarbrough, 1996
Most consecutive complete games
11........... Harry G. Gutheil III, 1992-93
7............. Richard B. Emery, 1953
6............. Joseph L. Castle, 1954
5............. Robert W. Wolcott, Jr., 1947
.............. Erik P. Stiller, 2006
.............. Zachary D. Hermans, 2013
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013
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Innings Pitched
Most innings pitched in a career
276......... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1941-43
243.1...... Ryan K. Quillian, 1999-03
240.1...... Dawson L. Farber, Jr., 1937-39
239......... Mark D. Softy, 1974-76
238.1...... Herman J. Belz, 1957-59
236.1...... Steven F. Kordish, 1980-83
.............. Zachary D. Hermans, 2010-13
235......... W. Gerald Skey, 1962-64
232......... Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1964-66
225.2...... Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
224.2...... Robert W. Wolcott, Jr., 1947-49
.............. Stephen M. Cushmore, 1966-68
Most innings pitched in a season
117.1...... Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1965
114......... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1941
106.2...... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1942
104.1...... Mark D. Softy, 1976
103.1...... Dawson L. Farber, Jr., 1939
100.2...... Joseph L. Castle, 1954
98.1........ Steven F. Kordish, 1983
94.1........ Graham P. Marcott, 1966
94........... Herman J. Belz, 1957
93.2........ Stephen M. Cushmore, 1968
Most innings pitched in a game
18........... D.B. Doyle, vs. Amherst, May 10, 1905
16........... Herman J. Belz, vs. Colgate, April 20, 1957
14........... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., vs. Pennsylvania, May 24, 1941
.............. Walter M. Phillips, Jr., vs. Navy, May 21, 1960
13........... Bernon T. Woodle, vs. So. Orange FC, May 25, 1910
.............. W. Gerald Skey, vs. Cornell, April 17, 1964
.............. Michael J. Fremuth, vs. Cornell, April 20, 1968
.............. John D. Hittson, vs. Brown, April 30, 1971
Most innings pitched in relief in a game
13........... Bernon T. Woodle, vs. So. Orange FC, May 25, 1910
10.2........ Leighton B. Ford, vs. Yale, June 2, 1956
8.2.......... George Q. Palmer, vs. Navy, April 27, 1947
8.1.......... Graham P. Marcott, vs. Rollins, April 2, 1965
.............. William G. Beard, vs. Army, May 1, 1982
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Strikeouts
Most strikeouts in a career
233......... Michael J. Fremuth, 1967-69
217......... Mark D. Softy, 1974-76
201......... Stephen M. Cushmore, 1966-68
195......... Zachary D. Hermans, 2010-13
192......... Erik P. Stiller, 2003-06
191......... Ryan K. Quillian, 1999-03
178......... C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2002-04
177......... Bradley Gemberling, 2006-09
176......... Steven F. Kordish, 1980-83
167......... Harry P. Brightman, 1950-52
164......... Mark F. Lockenmeyer, 1978-81
163......... Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
160......... Christian A. Staehely, 2005-08
151......... Richard B. Emery, 1951-53
.............. Matthew S. Noone, 1987-90
148......... Scott R. McHenry, 1973-75
Most strikeouts in a season
95........... Mark D. Softy, 1976
91........... Stephen M. Cushmore, 1968
86........... Steven F. Kordish, 1983
79........... C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2004
74........... Robert W. Wolcott, Jr., 1949
.............. Mark D. Softy, 1974
.............. Thomas E. Pauly, 2003
73........... Bradley Gemberling, 2009
.............. Michael J. Fremuth, 1969
71........... David M. Sisler, 1952
70........... Erik P. Stiller, 2006
69........... Harry P. Brightman, 1952
60........... Zachary D. Hermans, 2012
58........... Matthew C. Bowman, 2012
Most strikeouts per nine innings in a career
9.98........ Thomas E. Pauly, 2001-03 (142 in 128)
9.67........ C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2002-04 (178 in 165.2)
9.58........ Michael J. Fremuth, 1967-69 (233 in 219)
9.41........ Bradley Gemberling, 2006-09 (178 in 170.1)
9.12........ Brian P. Kappel, 2002-05 (74 in 73)
8.53........ Daniel J. Barnes, 2008-10 (90 in 95)
8.50........ David E. Hale, 2007-09 (120 in 127.1)
8.17........ Mark D. Softy, 1974-76 (217 in 239)
8.09........ David M. Sisler, 1951-52 (118 in 131.1)
8.05........ Stephen M. Cushmore, 1966-68 (201 in 224.2)
7.95........ Erik P. Stiller, 2003-06 (192 in 217.1)
7.79........ Harry P. Brightman, 1950-52 (167 in 193)
Most strikeouts per nine innings in a season
12.04...... Thomas E. Pauly, 2003 (74 in 55.1)
11.87...... Bradley Gemberling, 2009 (73 in 55.1)
11.57...... Michael J. Fremuth, 1967 (72 in 56)
10.63...... Mark D. Softy, 1974 (74 in 62.2)
10.51...... C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2004 (79 in 67.2)
10.40...... David E. Hale, 2009 (47 in 40.2)
10.31...... Brian P. Kappel, 2004 (42 in 36.2)
10.07...... Andrew Kannenberg, 1978 (47 in 42)
9.96........ Harry P. Brightman, 1952 (69 in 62.1)
9.72........ Thomas E. Pauly, 2002 (45 in 41.2)
9.57........ Michael B. O’Brien, 1977 (39 in 36.2)
Most strikeouts in a game
17........... L.A. Young, vs. Lafayette, April 26, 1890
.............. L.A. Young, vs. Lafayette, April 25, 1891
16........... R.F. Easton, vs. Yale, June 16, 1896
14........... David M. Sisler, vs. Navy, May 3, 1952
.............. Richard B. Emery, vs. Army, May 6, 1955
.............. Zachary D. Hermans, at Cornell, April 27, 2012
13........... 9 times, most recent:
.............. Bradley Gemberling, vs. Cornell, April 24, 2009
Most strikeouts in a game as a relief pitcher
13........... Michael J. Fremuth, vs. Yale, May 1, 1968
Most consecutive strikeouts in a game
8............. Mark D. Softy, vs. Colgate, April 6, 1974
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Walks
Most walks allowed in a career
143......... Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
124......... Michael J. Fremuth, 1967-69
123......... Stephen M. Cushmore, 1966-68
122......... Matthew C. Iseman, 1990-93
118......... Richard B. Emery, 1953-55
114......... Todd M. Taylor, 1990-93
112.........Michael P. Fagan, 2011-present
104......... Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1964-66
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1980-83
98........... William G. Beard, 1982-85
97........... Brian Volpp, 1994-97
94........... G. Randy Blevins, 1971-73
Most walks allowed in a season
52........... Walter M. Phillips, Jr., 1960
50........... Robert W. Wolcott, Jr., 1949
49........... Michael P. Fiala, 1985
47........... Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1965
.............. Stephen M. Cushmore, 1966
46........... Richard B. Emery, 1954
45........... Richard B. Emery, 1953
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1985
44........... Koleman E. Karleski, 1995
Most walks allowed in a game
12........... Richard B. Emery, vs. Yale, May 9, 1953
11........... Koleman E. Karleski, vs. Iona, March 15, 1995
10........... George Q. Palmer, vs. Dartmouth, May 3, 1947
.............. Scott R. McHenry, vs. Dartmouth, April 29, 1973
.............. Matthew C. Iseman, vs. Pacific, March 18, 1992
Hit Batters
Most batters hit in a career
28........... Langford B. Stuber, 2007-10
20........... Christian A. Staehely, 2005-08
19........... Bradley Gemberling, 2006-09
.............. David A, Palms, 2008-11
18........... Ryan K. Quillian, 2000-03
.............. William S. Sweney, 2004-07
.............. Steven M. Miller, 2005-08
16........... R. Worth Lumry, 2002-05
14........... Richard B. Emery, 1953-55
.............. Gavin H. Fabian, 2004-07
13........... Eric J. Walz, 2004-07
12........... Matthew C. Iseman, 1990-93
.............. C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2002-04
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
..............Michael P. Fagan, 2011-present
11........... Kevin S. Butterfield, 1989-92
.............. Todd M. Taylor, 1990-93
Most batters hit in a season
14........... William S. Sweney, 2005
.............. Langford B. Stuber, 2010
10........... Steven M. Miller, 2008
8............. Richard B. Emery, 1954
.............. Langford B. Stuber, 2009
7............. David J. Kahney, 1994
.............. C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2003
.............. Christian A. Staehely, 2006
.............. David E. Hale, 2007
.............. Kevin M. Link, 2007
Most batters hit in a game
4............. David Boehle, vs. Harvard, May 9, 2001
.............. Aaron D. Herr, vs. NC State, March 17, 2003
.............. Steven M. Miller, vs. Harvard, March 30, 2008
.............. Langford B. Stuber, vs. Cornell, May 2, 2010
3............. David H. Carpenter, vs. Virginia, March 28, 1948
.............. William S. Sweney, at Monmouth, April 7, 2005
.............. Christian A. Staehely, at Arkansas, June 3, 2006
.............. Reid M. Peyton, at Elon, March 3, 2007
.............. David E. Hale, at Cornell, April 29, 2007
.............. Langford B. Stuber, vs. Rutgers, March 24, 2009
.............. Langford B. Stuber, at Santa Clara, March 27, 2010
.............. Tyler C. Foote, at Maryland, March 2, 2013
.............. Kevin M. Link, at Maryland, March 2, 2013
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Shutouts
Earned Run Average
Most shutouts in a career
7............. Richard B. Emery, 1953-55
.............. Michael B. French, 1974-76
.............. Mark D. Softy, 1974-76
6............. Robert W. Walcott, Jr., 1947-49
.............. Joseph L. Castle, 1952-54
.............. Michael J. Fremuth, 1967-69
Lowest earned run average in a career
1.39........ David M. Sisler, 1951-52
1.51........ James C. Gibson, Jr., 1954-56
1.59........ Joseph L. Castle, 1952-54
1.77........ Frank R. Reichel, 1949-51
1.82........ Harry P. Brightman, 1950-52
1.91........ Michael B. French, 1974-76
1.97........ Graham P. Marcott, 1965-67
2.11........ Edward J. Seaman, 1956-58
2.16........ Richard B. Emery, 1953-55
2.28........ Stephen M. Cushmore, 1966-68
Most shutouts in a season
5............. Richard B. Emery, 1953
.............. Michael B. French, 1976
Most shutouts vs. one opponent
5............. Richard B. Emery, vs. Pennsylvania (once each in
1951 and 1952 and three times in 1953)
Most consecutive shutout innings
26........... Harry P. Brightman, 1952
24.1........ Erik P. Stiller, 2005
23........... Richard B. Emery, 1953 (no earned runs in 34)
Lowest earned run average in a season
0.33........ Mark F. Lockenmeyer, 1978
0.96........ John S. Redpath, Jr., 1965
0.98........ Michael H. Ford, 2013
1.00........ David M. Sisler, 1951
1.08........ Carl D. Hunter, 1969
1.27........ James C. Gibson, Jr., 1955
1.30........ Thomas E. Pauly, 2002
1.32........ David M. Sisler, 1952
1.35........ Richard B. Emery, 1953
1.37........ Edward J. Seaman, 1957
.............. Graham P. Marcott, 1965
1.46........ Thomas E. Pauly, 2003
1.52........ Joseph L. Castle, 1954
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Wins
Losses
Most games won in a career
22........... Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
19........... Richard B. Emery, 1953-55
.............. William G. Beard, 1982-85
.............. Ryan K. Quillian, 1999-03
18........... Mark D. Softy, 1974-76
.............. Matthew S. Noone, 1987-90
.............. Zachary D. Hermans, 2010-13
17........... Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1964-66
.............. John D. Hittson, 1969-71
16........... Ray Chirurgi, 1950-52
.............. Robert M. Tufts, 1975-77
15........... Michael H. Ford, 2011-13
Most games lost in a career
18........... Steven F. Kordish, 1980-83
16........... Robert C. Holly, 1979-82
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
15........... Ryan K. Quillian, 1999-03
.............. Gavin H. Fabian, 2004-07
.............. Steven M. Miller, 2005-08
14........... Francis Bell, 1935-37
.............. Dawson L. Farber, Jr., 1935-37
.............. Mark F. Lockenmeyer, 1978-81
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
.............. Todd M. Taylor, 1990-93
.............. David J. Kahney, 1991-92, 1994-95
.............. Christoper K. Yarbrough, 1993-96
.............. Timothy R. Killgoar, 1996-99
.............. C. Ross Ohlendorf, 2002-04
.............. Erik P. Stiller, 2003-06
.............. Christian A. Staehely, 2005-08
Most games won in a season
.............. Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1942
9............. Ray Chirurgi, 1950
.............. Thomas R. Scott, Jr., 1965
.............. John D. Hittson, 1971
.............. Mark D. Softy, 1976
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1985
8............. Robert W. Wolcott, Jr., 1949
.............. Richard B. Emery, 1953
.............. Joseph L. Castle, 1954
.............. Matthew S. Noone, 1989
Most consecutive wins
9............. John D. Hittson, 1971
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1985
7............. Richard B. Emery, 1953
.............. John D. Hittson, 1970
.............. William S. Coppedge, 1972
6............. Michael H. Ford, 2013
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Most games lost in a season
8............. Michael J. Fremuth, 1968
7............. Francis Bell, 1935
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1981
.............. Scott D. LaForest, 1986
.............. Steven M. Miller, 2006
7............. Matthew C. Bowman, 2011
6............. Robert W. Wolcott. Jr., 1948
.............. Emile Rosenberg, 1964
.............. G. Randy Blevins, 1973
.............. Steven F. Kordish, 1983
.............. Todd M. Taylor, 1993
.............. David J. Kahney, 1994, 1995
.............. Timothy R. Killgoar, 1999
.............. Christian A. Staehely, 2007
.............. Steven M. Miller, 2007
.............. David A. Palms, 2010
Winning Percentage
Saves
Best winning percentage in a career (15 Decisions)
.850........ John D. Hittson, 1969-71 (17-3)
.813........ Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1941-43 (26-6)
.765........ David M. Sisler, 1951-52 (13-4)
.760........ William G. Beard, 1982-85 (19-6)
.733........ James C. Gibson, Jr., 1954-56 (11-4)
.706........ Stephen L. Holland, 1986-88 (12-5)
.682........ Zachary D. Hermans, 2010-present (15-7)
.667........ Ray Chirurgi, 1950-52 (16-8)
.............. William S. Coppedge, 1971-73 (14-7)
.............. Bradley Gemberling, 2006-09 (12-6)
.655........ Richard B. Emery, 1953-55 (19-10)
Most saves in a career
16........... Thomas E. Pauly, 2001-03
15........... Brian P. Kappel, 2002-05
11........... Brian M. Zirlin, 1988-91
10........... Christopher A. Cascia, 1978-81
.............. Jeffery R. Golden, 1996-99
9............. David R. Boehle, 1999-03
8............. Matthew B. Grabowski, 2008-11
7............. Michael P. Fiala, 1985
.............. David J. Kahney, 1991-92, 1994-95
5............. Joseph D. Pape, 1984-86
4............. Scott D. LaForest, 1983-86
.............. Bradley E. Remig, 1987-90
Best winning percentage in a season (5 Decisions)
1.000...... Leroy E. Talcott, Jr., 1941 (12-0)
.............. John D. Hittson, 1971 (9-0)
.............. Christopher R. Young, 2000 (5-0)
.............. Michael H. Ford, 2013 (6-0)
.900........ Scott D. LaForest, 1985 (9-1)
.875........ David M. Sisler, 1951 (7-1)
.............. William S. Coppedge, 1972 (7-1)
.857........ Ray Chirurgi, 1951 (6-1)
.............. Stephen L. Holland, 1988 (6-1)
Most saves in a season
9............. David R. Boehle, 2000
.............. Thomas E. Pauly, 2002
.............. Brian P. Kappel, 2004
7............. Michael P. Fiala, 1985
.............. Jeffery R. Golden, 1999
6............. Christopher A. Cascia, 1980
.............. Brian M. Zirlin, 1988
.............. Thomas E. Pauly, 2003
.............. Brian P. Kappel. 2005
5............. Matthew B. Grabowski, 2009
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No-Hitters
No-hitters
Joseph McE. (Mac) Mann, vs. Yale, May 29, 1875 (first no-hitter in baseball history)
D.B. Doyle, W.S. Heyniger and H.F. Bryam (3 innings each), vs. Penn State, May 30, 1906
Charles Townsend, vs. Yale, June 14, 1924
George F. Lauritzen, vs. Lehigh, April 23, 1935
Rudolf A. Clemen, Jr., vs. Cornell, May 20, 1946 (Game 2)
Harry P. Brightman, vs. Fordham, May 24, 1952
W. Davis Douglas III, vs. Manhattan, April 21, 1960
Anton C. Schoolwerth, vs. CC of New York, April 20, 1961
Graham P. Marcott, vs. Villanova, April 6, 1966
G. Randy Blevins, vs. Maine, April 1, 1972 (Game 1)
G. Randy Blevins, vs. Columbia, April 14, 1973 (Game 1, 8 innings)
Christopher K. Yarbrough, Matthew C. Iseman and Todd M. Taylor (3 innings each), vs. Manhattan, March 31, 1993
Steven M. Miller, vs. Cornell, April 27, 2008 (Game 1; 7 innings)
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Team Records
Most wins in a season
29........... 1985 (29-12)
28........... 2004 (28-20)
27........... 2003 (27-23)
26........... 1989 (26-14-1), 1996 (26-21)
25........... 1897 (25-5), 1998 (25-14), 1999 (25-20)
24........... 1905 (24-8), 1991 (24-22), 2000 (24-20)
23........... 1990 (23-18), 2001 (23-25), 2011 (23-24)
Most losses in a season
30........... 2010 (12-30)
28........... 2013 (14-28)
26........... 1995 (15-26), 2006 (19-26-1)
25........... 1993 (16-25), 2001 (23-25), 1997 (20-25)
24........... 1987 (17-24-1), 2005 (17-24), 2007 (15-24),
.............. 2011 (23-24)
23........... 2002 (22-23), 2003 (27-23)
22........... 1979 (8-22), 1991 (24-22), 2008 (20-22)
21........... 1981 (13-21-1), 1986 (17-21), 1996 (26-21)
Fewest wins in a season (since 1930)
8............. 1958 (8-12-1)
.............. 1962 (8-18-1)
.............. 1964 (8-15-1)
.............. 1979 (8-22)
Fewest losses in a season (since 1930)
5............. 1942 (14-5)
6............. 1951 (20-6)
7............. four times, most recent: 1971 (22-7-1)
Longest winning streak
18........... 1923
17........... 1897, 1900-01
13........... 1902, 1971
11........... 1999
Longest losing streak
10........... 2013
9............. 1939, 2005
8............. 1930, 1933, 1972-73
Longest home winning streak
13........... April 21, 1970-April 17, 1971
Longest home losing streak
6............. 1933
Longest road winning streak
6............. 1985, 2003
Longest road losing streak
10........... 2013
9............. 1948, 1972-73, 2002, 2005
Longest winning streak vs. an opponent
21 .......... vs. Lafayette, 1873-98
11 .......... vs. City College of New York, 1950-52
Longest winning streak vs. an opponent by time
50 years .vs. Rutgers, 1866-1916 (18 games)
Highest batting average in a season
.332........ 1985
.311........ 1992, 1998
.309........ 1996
.304........ 1994
.303........ 1974, 1977, 2000
Lowest batting average in a season
.168........ 1948
.188........ 1973
.191........ 1966
Most runs scored in a season
359......... 1996
326......... 2004
315......... 1985
281......... 2001
272......... 1998, 2000
266......... 2003
265......... 1994
263......... 1991, 2008
Most runs scored in a game (since 1930)
29........... vs. Ursinus, March 29, 1974
25........... vs. Monmouth, May 7, 1992
23........... vs. Columbia, April 5, 1992
.............. vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, March 23, 1996
.............. at Columbia, April 17, 2004
22........... vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, March 22, 1996
21........... vs. City College of New York, April 4, 1938
.............. vs. Georgetown, April 2, 1960
.............. vs. Colgate, April 6, 1974
.............. vs. Georgetown, April 18, 1996
.............. vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999
.............. vs. Penn, April 24, 2004
.............. at Richmond, March 17, 2012
20........... vs. Panzer, April 5, 1937
.............. vs. Brown, April 15, 1996
.............. at Navy, March 20, 2008
19........... at Harvard, April 7, 2013
Most runs scored in a doubleheader
35........... vs. Penn, April 24, 2004
33........... at Columbia, April 17, 2004
.............. vs. Columbia, April 5, 1992
.............. vs, Texas A&M-Kingsville, March 23, 1996
.............. at Delaware, March 1, 2008
28........... vs. St. Francis (N.Y.), May 5, 1984
26........... vs. Temple, May 14, 1983
25........... vs. Yale, April 6, 2003
24........... vs. Brown, April 15, 1996
.............. vs. Yale, April 11, 1998
.............. at Cornell, April 25, 2008
23........... vs. Army, April 27, 1985
.............. vs. Brown, April 10, 1998
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22........... at Harvard, April 7, 2013
Most runs scored in an inning
18........... vs. Ursinus, March 29, 1974 (first inning)
17............vs. Columbia, April 5, 1992 (second inning; first game)
13........... vs. Penn, April 24, 2004 (sixth inning)
12........... vs. Pennsylvania, May 24, 1893 (sixth inning)
11........... vs. Harvard, May 25, 1918 (first inning)
.............. vs. Trenton State, May 20, 1964 (first inning)
.............. vs. Mt. Olive, March 25, 1990 (fourth inning)
.............. vs. Monmouth, May 7, 1992 (eighth inning)
.............. vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999 (second inning)
10........... vs. Tufts, March 30, 1901 (fifth inning)
.............. vs. Rutgers, March 22, 1902 (fifth inning)
.............. vs. Brown, May 12, 1923 (seventh inning)
.............. vs. Villanova, April 1, 1938 (sixth inning)
.............. vs. Monmouth, April 22, 2003 (sixth inning)
Most runs scored in an extra inning
7............. vs. Pennsylvania, May 24, 1941 (14th inning)
Most runs allowed in a game (since 1930)
28........... vs. Oklahoma State, Mar. 10, 2001
25........... at North Carolina, March 16, 2010
24........... at North Carolina, March 19, 2003
.............. vs. Monmouth, April 13, 2010
23........... vs. Cornell, April 28, 2000
22........... vs. Miami (Fla.), May 24, 1985 (NCAA Tourney game)
.............. vs. Harvard, May 11, 1997 (Ivy League Championship)
21........... vs. West Chester, April 10, 1990
20........... at Houston, March 10, 2007
.............. at Harvard, March 7, 2013
19........... vs. Temple, April 7, 1932
.............. vs. Georgetown, March 25, 1987
.............. vs. Alabama, May 23, 1996
.............. at Santa Clara, March 26, 2010
Most runs allowed in a doubleheader
32........... vs. Bradley, March 14, 1993
30........... at Brown, April 10, 2010
29........... vs. Temple, May 14, 1983
28........... vs. Harvard, April 15, 1984
Most runs allowed in an inning
13........... vs. Delaware, March 26, 2000 (third inning)
11........... vs. Pennsylvania, April 10, 1948 (second inning)
.............. vs. Fordham, April 5, 1949 (ninth inning)
.............. vs. Brown, March 31, 2007 (ninth inning)
Most runs allowed in an extra inning
9............. vs. Colgate, April 27, 1939 (10th inning)
Most consecutive games without being shut out
64........... 1952-55
.............. 1997-99
63........... 1981-83
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62........... 1988-90
Most hits in a season
491......... 2004
468......... 2001
467......... 1996
453......... 2000
450......... 2006
436......... 2003
434......... 2011
432......... 1985
420......... 2002
410......... 2008
406......... 1991
389......... 2005, 2007
384......... 1998
378......... 2010
373......... 1994
364......... 1999
Most hits in a game
28........... at Harvard, April 5, 2009
27........... vs. Navy, March 22, 2008
24........... vs. Monmouth, May 7, 1992
23........... vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, March 23, 1996
.............. vs. Dartmouth, May 5, 2001
22........... vs. Colgate, April 16, 1974
.............. vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999
.............. vs. Central Florida, May 25, 2001
.............. at Old Dominion, March 20, 2005
21........... vs. Mercy, March 14, 1989
.............. vs. St. Thomas, March 15, 1989
.............. at Davidson, March 20, 2007
.............. at Rutgers, April 5, 2011
20........... at Cornell, April 27, 2012
Most hits in an inning
11........... vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999 (second inning)
Most doubles in a season
102......... 1996
96........... 2000
94........... 2004
89........... 2001
87........... 1985
83........... 2008
82........... 1998, 2006
81........... 2007
80........... 2002
78........... 1991
74........... 2003
72........... 2009
70........... 1994, 2011
Most doubles in a game
8............. vs. Columbia, April 18, 2007 (second game)
7............. vs. Columbia, April 7, 1991 (second game)
.............. vs. Cornell, April 30, 1993 (second game)
.............. vs. Bradley, March 18, 1996
.............. vs. Brown, April 15, 1996 (first game)
.............. vs. Yale, April 11, 1998
.............. vs. Columbia, April 18, 1998
.............. vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999
.............. vs. Duke, March 14, 2004
.............. vs. Dartmouth, April 8, 2007 (second game)
6............. vs. Wagner, May 12, 1982
.............. vs. Monmouth, May 7, 1992
.............. vs. Rider, Apr. 4, 2001
.............. vs. Dartmouth, April 7, 2002
.............. at Brown, April 5, 2005
.............. at Davidson, March 20, 2007
.............. at Delaware, March 1, 2008
.............. at North Carolina A&T, March 19, 20098
Most triples in a season
20........... 2004
16........... 1970, 1974, 2011
15........... 2001, 2006
14........... 1971, 1976, 1977, 2003
13........... 1998
12........... 2002
Most triples in a game
4............. vs. Harvard, April 10, 1970
.............. vs. Pennsylvania, April 23, 2000
Most home runs hit in a season
43........... 1996
37........... 2010
34........... 2004, 2008
33........... 1998, 2005
32........... 1999
29........... 2003, 2006
27........... 2007
26........... 1994, 2012
25........... 2009
23........... 1989, 2001
22........... 1984
Most home runs hit in a game
7............. at Texas A&M-Kingsville, March 22, 1996
5............. at Elon, March 31, 1960
.............. vs. Wagner, April 15, 1999
Most home runs allowed in a game
6............. vs. Columbia, April 1, 1978
.............. vs. Miami (Fla.), March 13, 1999
.............. at Elon, March 6, 2010
Most extra-base hits in a season
155......... 1996
148......... 2004
128......... 1998
126......... 2006
127......... 2001
125......... 2000, 2008
121......... 1985
117......... 2003
113......... 2007
108......... 2010
105......... 1994, 2002
104......... 2009
103......... 2011
101......... 1999
Most extra-base hits in a game
10........... vs. Texas A&M Kingsville,
.............. March 22, 1996 (3T, 7HR)
.............. vs. Purdue, March 15, 1999 (7D, 3HR)
9............. vs. Elon, March 31, 1960 (4D, 5HR)
.............. vs. Monmouth, May 7, 1992 (6D, 1T, 2HR)
.............. vs. Duke, March 14, 2004 (7D, 2HR)
.............. vs. Columbia, April 18, 2007 (8D, 1HR)
Best slugging percentage in a season
.478........ 1998
.476........ 1996
.467........ 1985
.441........ 2004
.439........ 1994
.431........ 2008
.420........ 1989
Most runs batted in in a season
331......... 1996
290......... 2004
269......... 1985
253......... 2001
252......... 1998
245......... 1994
244......... 2003
241......... 2008
229......... 2012
227......... 1991, 2002
Most RBI in a game
24........... vs. Monmouth, May 7, 1992
22........... vs. Columbia, April 5, 1992 (first game)
20........... at Richmond, March 17, 2012
Most RBI in an inning
.............. (second inning; first game)
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Most stolen bases in a season
71........... 1998
67........... 1997
60........... 1991
59........... 1993
56........... 1976
Most stolen bases in a game
11........... vs. Virginia, April 22, 1930
.............. vs. Lehigh, May 4, 1931
.............. vs. Manhattan, May 18, 1968
Most walks received in a season
227......... 1996
223......... 1989
208......... 2004
205......... 1991
202......... 1994
Most walks received in a game
16........... vs. Georgetown, April 18, 1996
15........... vs. Fordham, May 28, 1960
Most times struck out in a season
358......... 2010
339......... 2003
336......... 2011
330......... 2001
329......... 2004
321......... 2006
310......... 2013
309......... 2002
296......... 2008
291......... 1999
285......... 2009
284......... 2000
279......... 2012
266......... 2007
239......... 1996, 2005
200......... 1997
Most times struck out in a game
23........... vs. Pennsylvania, April 30, 1952
19........... vs. Miami (Fla.), March 12, 1999
18........... vs. Villanova, April 16, 1958
.............. at Cornell, April 29, 2009
Best fielding percentage in a season
.968........ 2012
.965........ 1963
.963........ 1971
.961........ 1997, 2008
.960........ 1959, 1992
Most double plays turned in a season
37........... 2001
35........... 2009
34........... 1989
33........... 2002
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32........... 1987, 2005, 2006
31........... 2007
30........... 1992, 1995, 1996
29........... 2008, 2010, 2012
28........... 1999, 2000
Most double plays turned in a game
4............. vs. Columbia, April 15, 1947
.............. at Harvard, April 5, 2009
.............. vs. Texas State, June 4, 2011
Most triple plays turned in a season
1............. 1982 (vs. Trenton State, May 10)
.............. 1991 (vs. Rutgers, May 17)
.............. 1996 (vs. New Mexico State, March 20)
Most triple plays turned against in a season
1............. 2005 (vs. Columbia, April 23)
Most errors committed in a season
102......... 1931
95........... 2002
92........... 2004
91........... 1996
89........... 1948
88........... 1984, 2005
Most errors committed in a game
13........... vs. Lafayette, April 10, 1941
11........... vs. Dartmouth, April 16, 1938
9............. vs. Navy, May 19, 1962
Most pitchers used in a game
9............. vs. West Chester, April 10, 1990
Most strikeouts thrown in a season
350......... 2003
307......... 2008
298......... 2006
297......... 2004
277......... 2002
266......... 2009
258......... 2000
254......... 2012
242......... 1976, 2007
241......... 1999
240......... 1985
238......... 2013
235......... 1968
Most strikeouts thrown in a game
17........... vs. Pennsylvania, April 30, 1952
16........... vs. Colgate, April 6, 1974
.............. vs. Yale, May 1, 1968
Most complete games in a season
22........... 1990
20........... 1976, 1991
Most shutouts in a season
9............. 1953
8............. 1976
6............. 1965
Lowest earned run average in a season
1.62........ 1951
1.67........ 1965
1.83........ 1953
Most saves in a season
12........... 2004
10........... 1985, 1999, 2003
9............. 2000, 2002
8............. 1988
7............. 1980, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2011
Largest deficit overcome
10 runs.. vs. West Chester, April 10, 1990
.............. (trailed 14-4, tied game 16-16, lost 21-16)
9 runs.... vs. St. Francis (N.Y.), May 7, 1985
.............. (trailed 11-2, won 17-16)
Largest lead lost
10 runs.. vs. Duke, March 30, 1962 (led 10-0, lost 12-10)
Longest game
18 inn..... vs. Amherst, May 10, 1905
.............. vs. South Orange Field Club, May 25, 1910
17 inn..... at Harvard, April 5, 2009
16 inn..... vs. New York University, May 16, 1928
.............. vs. Yale, June 2, 1956 (EIBL playoff)
.............. vs. Colgate, April 20, 1957
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National Awards
All-America
1952........... Ray Chirurgi
1970........... Arnie Holtberg
1971........... Jack Hittson
1986........... Dan Arendas
2000........... Chris Young
2002........... Thomas Pauly
2013........... Michael H. Ford (Louisville Slugger/CollegeBaseballInsider.com and NCBWA)
Academic All-America
1974........... Ken Beytin (First)
1977........... Bob Flaherty (Second)
1992........... Sean Sullivan (Third)
2003........... Thomas Pauly (Third)
2005........... Brian Kappel (Third)
Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Finalist
2013........... Mike Ford
Gregg Olson Award Semifinalist
2013........... Mike Ford
ABCA Northeast Region Team
2013........... Mike Ford (First)
Ivy League Awards
Rookie of the Year
1998........... Max Krance
1999........... Chris Young
2002........... Ross Ohlendorf
2011........... Mike Ford
Pitcher of the Year
2001........... Ryan K. Quillion
2012........... Zachary D. Hermans
2013........... Michael H. Ford
Player of the Year
2013........... Michael H. Ford
First Team All-EIBL
1960........... Mike Ippolito, OF
1966........... Graham Marcott, P
1967........... Tom Peppler, C
1969........... Mike Fremuth, P
1969........... Bob Schiffner, 1B
1970........... Todd Faulkner, SS
1970........... Arnie Holtberg, C
1970........... Bob Schiffner, 1B
1971........... Jack Hittson, P
1971........... Ray Huard, SS
1971........... Bob Schiffner, 1B
1972........... Bill Binder, C
1974........... Kevin Kaufman, DH
1974........... Tony Riposta, OF
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1975........... Kevin Plunkett, 1B
1976........... Mike French, P
1976........... Mark Softy, P
1978........... Vic Kurylak, 1B
1984........... Dan Arendas, OF
1984........... Drew Stratton, OF
1985........... Dan Arendas, OF
1985........... Todd Leavitt, SS
1985........... Drew Stratton, OF
1986........... Dan Arendas, OF
1986........... Todd Leavitt, SS
1986........... Todd Tuckner, 3B
1987........... Todd Tuckner, 3B
1989........... Jeff Barton, OF
1989........... Matt Noone, P
1990........... Matt Noone, UTL
1990........... Sean Sullivan, SS
1991........... Tim Taylor, 3B
1992........... Dan Puskas, 2B
Second Team All-EIBL
1978........... Joe DeGeorge, OF
1979........... Joe DeGeorge, OF
1980........... Ted Frangos, 1B
.................. Mark Lockenmeyer, OF
1981........... Mark Lockenmeyer, P
1982........... no team announced
1985........... Scott LaForest, P
.................. Mike Fiala, P
1986........... Michael Lutz, OF
1988........... Steven Holland, P
.................. Brad Remig, SS
1989........... Mike Lutz, OF
1990........... Joe Sawyer, P
.................. Brad Remig, 3B
1991........... Kevin Butterfield, P
.................. Dan Puskas, 2B
.................. Sean Sullivan, SS
1992........... David Kahney, RP
.................. Sean Sullivan, SS
.................. Jeff Schweitzer, OF
.................. David Kahney, UTL
Honorable Mention All-EIBL
1978........... Scott Addis, SS
1979........... Vic Kurylak, 1B
.................. Mark Lockenmeyer, OF
1980........... Rod Sheppard, C
1981........... Paul Sheinhauser, 2B
1988........... Brian Zirlin, RP
.................. Kevin McGrath, C
.................. Dan Palmer, 3B
.................. Jeff Barton, OF
1990........... Ed Hockenbury, C
1991........... Peter Noone, 1B
.................. Jeff Schweitzer, OF
.................. Richey Nash, OF
First Team All-Ivy
1993........... Dan Puskas, UTL
1995........... Dave Kahney, P
1996........... Mike Ciminiello, C
.................. Dave Ekelund, 2B
.................. Tommy Hage, 3B
1997........... Mike Hazen, CF
1998........... Mike Hazen, CF
1999........... Jeff Golden, P
.................. Chris Young, P
2000........... David Boehle, P
.................. Pat Boran, SS
.................. Andrew Hanson, 1B
.................. Max Krance, OF
.................. Jon Watterson, UTL
.................. Chris Young, P
2001........... Ryan Quillian, P
2002........... Pat Boran, SS
.................. Thomas Pauly, P
2003........... Thomas Pauly, P
2004........... Brian Kappel, RP
.................. B.J. Szymnaski, CF
.................. Steve Young, 2B
2005........... Brian Kappel, RP
.................. Erik Stiller, SP
.................. Will Venable, OF
2006........... Stephen Wendell, DH
2007........... Sal Iacono, 3B
2008........... Spencer Lucian, 3B
.................. Jack Murphy, C
2009........... Jack Murphy, C
2011........... Sam Mulroy, C
2012........... Zak Hermans, SP
.................. Alec Keller, UTL
.................. Sam Mulroy, C
2013........... Mike Ford, P
.................. Mike Ford, 1B
.................. Alec Keller, OF
Second Team All-Ivy
1993........... Harry Gutheil, P
.................. Dan Puskas, 2B
.................. Tim Taylor, 3B
1994........... Jade Landfried, RP
.................. Zack Perry, 1B
.................. Dave Ekelund, 2B
1995........... Dave Kahney, OF
1998........... Howard Horn, RP
.................. Max Krance, OF
.................. Andrew Hanson, DH
1999........... Matt Evans, 1B
.................. Andrew Hanson, DH
2000........... Mickey Martin, OF
2001........... Andrew Hanson, 1B
Max Krance, OF
2002........... Ryan Eldridge, 1B
.................. Ross Ohlendorf, P
2003........... Jon Miller, 3B
.................. B.J. Szymanski, CF
2004........... Tim Lahey, C
2005........... Zach Wendkos, C
2006........... Sal Iacono, 3B
.................. Aaron Prince, 2B
2007........... Dan DeGeorge, SS
.................. Adrian Turnham, DH
2008........... Adrian Turnham, 1B
2009........... David Palms, SP
2011........... Mike Ford, SP
2012........... Mike Ford, SP
Honorable Mention All-Ivy
1993........... Jeff Schweitzer, OF
1994........... Mike Ciminello, C
.................. Tommy Hage, OF
.................. David Kahney, OF
1996........... Brian Volpp, P
.................. Chris Yarbrough, P
.................. Michael Keck, 1B
1997........... Tim Killgoar, P
.................. Brian Volpp, P
.................. Matt Evans, 1B
1998........... Chris Smaill, C
.................. Matt Evans, 1B
.................. Asher Griffin, 2B
.................. Justin Griffin, SS
.................. Jay Mitchell, DH
1999........... Jason Quintana, P
.................. Tom Rowland, P
2000........... Buster Small, C
2002........... Tim Lahey, C
.................. Adam Balkan, OF
.................. Jon Miller, DH
.................. Steve Young, UTL
2003........... Ryan Eldridge, 1B
2004........... Ross Ohlendorf, P
.................. Adam Balkan, OF
.................. Andrew Salini, OF
.................. Will Venable, DH
2005........... Sal Iacono, 3B
.................. Andrew Salini, OF
2006........... Christian Staehely, P
.................. Erik Stiller, P
.................. Zach Wendkos, C
.................. Dan DeGeorge, SS
.................. Andrew Salini, OF
2007........... Jack Murphy, C
.................. Aaron Prince, 2B
.................. Spencer Lucian, OF
2008........... Christian Staehely, P
.................. Dan DeGeorge, SS
2009........... Brad Gemberling, P
.................. Matt Grabowski, RP
.................. Dan DeGeorge 2B
.................. Brian Berkowitz, DH
2011........... Zak Hermans, SP
.................. Matt Grabowski, RP
.................. A.J. Geotz, RP
.................. Sam Mulroy, UTL
2012........... Matt Bowman, P
.................. Matt Bowman, SS
.................. Steve Harrington, OF
2013........... Zak Hermans, P
.................. Alex Flink, 3B
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Academic All-Ivy
1992........... Sean Sullivan
1993........... Harry Gutheil
1996........... Mike Ciminiello
1997........... Brian Volpp
1998........... Bryan Stroh
2002........... Thomas Pauly
2003........... Thomas Pauly
2004........... Brian Kappel
Ross Ohlendorf
2005........... Brian Kappel
Erik Stiller
2006........... Erik Stiller
Stephen Wendell
2012........... Matt Bowman
Sam Mulroy
2013........... Alec Keller
Blair Bat Award—Highest League Batting Average
1937........... Rolf Paine
1940........... Brooks Jones
1942........... Bill MacCoy
1943........... Roy Talcott
1975........... Kevin Plunkett
1985........... Dan Arendas
2007........... Sal Iacono
2013........... Alec Keller
Lowest League ERA
1950........... Ray Chirurgi
1954........... Joe Castle
1976........... Mark Softy
1999........... Chris Young
2000........... Chris Young
2001........... Ryan Quillian
2003........... Thomas Pauly
2013........... Mike Ford
NJCBA Awards
Player of the Year
1985........... Dan Arendas
1993........... Dan Puskas
1996........... Mike Ciminiello
Rookie of the Year
2004........... Gavin Fabian
2007........... Greg Van Horn
Pitcher of the Year
2003........... Thomas Pauly
2005........... Erik Stiller
Reliever of the Year
2004........... Brian Kappel
Coach of the Year
1985........... Tom O’Connell
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2003........... Scott Bradley
Princeton In the Pros
Major Leaguers
Moe Berg (1923-39; Brooklyn, Chicago AL, Cleveland, Washington, Boston)
Dan Bickham (1886; Cincinnati)
Charlie Caldwell (1925; New York AL)
Fred Winchell (1909; Cleveland)
John Easton (1955-59; Philadelphia)
Leonidas Lee (1877; St. Louis)
Hy Gunning (1911; Boston)
David Hale (2013-present; Atlanta)
Homer Hillebrand (1905-08; Pittsburgh)
Duke Kelleher (1916; New York Giants)
Charles Lear (1914-15; Cincinnati)
Waddy MacPhee (1922; New York Giants)
Thomas McNamara (1922; Pittsburgh)
Dutch Meier (1906; Pittsburgh)
Ross Ohlendorf (2007-present; New York AL, Pittsburgh, Boston, San Diego, Washington)
Ted Reed (1915; Newark)
Roger Salmon (1912; Philadelphia AL)
Dave Sisler (1956-62; Boston, Detroit, Washington, Cincinnati)
Dutch Sterrett (1912-13; New York AL)
Roy Talcott (1943; Boston NL)
Bob Tufts (1981-83; San Francisco, Kansas City)
Bobby Vaughn (1909-15; New York AL, St. Louis)
Will Venable (2008-present; San Diego)
Woody Wagenhorst (1888; Philadelphia NL)
Stephen White (1912; Washington, Boston NL)
Chris Young (2004-present; Texas, San Diego, New York (NL),
Washington)
Those who played in the minor leagues
Steven Waite ’11
James Fairchild ’51
Wil Prior ’51
Harry Brightman ’52
Ray Chirurgi ’52
Joe Golden ’53
Bob Unger ’54
John Easton ’58
Jack Whitehouse ’62
Jack Singer ’65
Tom Peppler ’67
Stephen Cushmore ’68
Mike Fremuth ’69
Arnie Holtberg ’70
Jack Hittson ’71
Ray Huard ’71
Bob Schifner ’71
Bill Binder ’72
Randy Blevins ’73
Mark Softy ’76
Mark Lockenmeyer ’81
Steve Kordish ’83
Mike Fiala ’85
Dan Arendas ’86
Scott LaForest ’86
Drew Stratton ’87
Todd Tuckner ’87
Greg Kuzma ’88
Jeff Barton ’90
Ed Hockenbury ’90
Richey Nash ’91
Matt Golden ’94
Tim Taylor ’94
Mike Ciminiello ’96
Tommy Hage ’96
Pete Silletti ’96
Justin Griffin ’98
Mike Hazen ’98
Buster Small ’00
Chris Young ’02
Pat Boran ’02
Scott Hindman ’03
Thomas Pauly ’04
Tim Lahey ’04
Steve Young ’04
B.J. Szymanski ’05
Ross Ohlendorf ’05
Erik Stiller ’06
Sal Iacono ’07
Spencer Lucian ’08
Steven Miller ’08
Christian Staehely ’08
Dan DeGeorge ’09
Brad Gemberling ’09
Jack Murphy ’10
David Hale ’11
Dan Barnes ‘11
Matt Bowman ‘12
Sam Mulroy ‘12
Zak Hermans ‘13
Mike Ford ‘13
Former Coaches in the Major Leagues
Charlie Caldwell ’25
Bill Clarke
Jack Coombs
Emerson Dickman
Charles Ferguson
Harry Hooper
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Princeton at the MLB Draft
Pick
37
48
51
83
87
89
116
197
213
218
272
276
283
296
368
410
424
439
444
458
463
484
492
583
601
624
653
654
718
726
737
801
838
888
891
922
940
950
1017
1056
1074
1085
1182
1271
1345
1354
1366
1401
1417
Round
2
2
2
4
3
3
4
8
9
7
11
11
12
12
19
13
18
15
17
18
16
21
21
12
20
24
29
22
24
24
33
26
28
30
54
31
31
31
33
35
42
36
39
46
46
45
46
56
48
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Year
1971
2004
2003
1971
2009
2000
2004
1986
1983
2005
1985
1981
1969
1977
1965
2012
1976
2004
1986
1980
2004
1970
1973
1982
2004
1989
1972
2002
2002
2009
1968
2007
2000
2013
1967
1998
2009
2008
2012
2010
1988
2010
2008
1994
1996
2010
2005
1991
1999
Name
Robert Schiffner *
B.J. Szymanski
Thomas Pauly
Ray Huard !
David Hale
Chris Young
Ross Ohlendorf
Drew Stratton
Steve Kordish
Will Venable
Mike Fiala
Mark Lockenmeyer
Michael Fremuth
Bob Tufts
Jack Singer
Matt Bowman
Mark Softy
Will Venable $
Dan Arendas
Roderick Shepard
Steve Young
Ray Huard $
Gary Blevins
Steve Kordish $
Tim Lahey
Jeff Barton
William Binder
Scott Hindman
Pat Boran
Brad Gemberling
Stephen Cushmore
Sal Iacono
Buster Small
Zak Hermans
Thomas Peppler
Michael Hazen
Jack Murphy
Spencer Lucian
Sam Mulroy
Dan Barnes
Greg Kuzma
Bobby Geren $%
Christian Staehely
Matthew Golden
Mike Ciminiello
Michael Fagan $%
Worth Lumry
John Nash
Scott Hindman $%
MLB Team
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Arizona Diamondbacks
Oakland Athletics
Texas Rangers
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Houston Astros
Detroit Tigers
Atlanta Braves
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Arizona Diamondbacks
Detroit Tigers
Houston Astros
Toronto Blue Jays
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
Toronto Blue Jays
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Toronto Blue Jays
Texas Rangers
Oakland Athletics
Seattle Mariners
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
San Diego Padres
Seattle Mariners
San Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
Highest Level Reached
A
AAA
A+
R
MLB
MLB
MLB
A+
AA
MLB
A+
AA
A+
MLB
AA
A
AA
MLB
AA
R
A
R
AAA
AAA
AR
A
A+
A+
AA
A
AR
AA
AA
R
A
A
R
AAA
AR
A
-
Undrafted Free Agents
Year
1996
1999
2005
2006
2008
2009
2013
Name
Tom Hage
Justin Griffin
Brian Kappel
Erik Stiller
Steven Miller
Dan DeGeorge
Mike Ford
MLB Team
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Seattle Mariners
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Highest Level Reached
AA
A
A+
AA
R
AA
A
* June Secondary Draft
! January Draft
$ Drafted but did not Sign
% Drafted out of High School
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Princeton in the NCAA Tournament
1951
College World Series (Omaha, Neb.)
Southern Cal. 4, Princeton 1
Tennessee 3, Princeton 2
1965
District II Regionals (Princeton, N.J.)
Princeton 4, Rider 3
Lafayette 5, Princeton 4
1985
Atlantic Regional (Miami, Fla.)
Miami 22, Princeton 6
Florida 14, Princeton 4
1991
Northeast Regional (Orono, Maine)
Clemson 13, Princeton 5
Towson State 5, Princeton 0
1996
South I Regional (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
Alabama 19, Princeton 2
Virginia 12, Princeton 2
2000
Houston Regional (Houston, Texas)
Houston 7, Princeton 6
Texas Tech 10, Princeton 1
2001
South Carolina Regional (Columbia, S.C.)
Central Florida 13, Princeton 12
Princeton 11, The Citadel 6
South Carolina 11, Princeton 7
2003
Auburn Regional (Auburn, Ala.)
Auburn 5, Princeton 2
Clemson 7, Princeton 6 (10 innings)
2004
Virginia Regional (Charlottesville, Va.)
Princeton 4, Virginia 2
Vanderbilt 11, Princeton 1
Virginia 9, Princeton 0
2006
Arkansas Regional (Fayetteville, Ark.)
Oklahoma State 4, Princeton 1
Arkansas 6, Princeton 2
2011
Texas Regional (Austin, Texas)
Texas 5, Princeton 3
Texas State 3, Princeton 1
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