2013 Lander Bearcats Baseball

Head Coach Kermit Smith

Kermit Smith became

Lander's fi fth head baseball coach when he was hired in June 2009.

Smith spent eight years as Belmont Abbey’s head coach, and nine overall with the program. During his time there, Smith worked diligently to improve the team athletically and academi-cally. In 2002, he became the young-est head coach in the nation at age 23. That year the team went 35-20, won the conference regular season champi-onship, and just missed on a regional bid.

Smith’s Crusaders, who reached the NCAA Division II World Series for the fi rst time in school history in 2009, fi nished the season with a 40-26 record, and won the Carolinas Confer-ence regular-season title with a 14-5 mark. They qualifi ed for the Regionals by capturing their fi rst-ever Confer-ence Carolinas Tournament title.

In 2008, Smith led the Crusaders to a memorable year, fi nishing the sea-son with a 41-22 record and a trip to the NCAA South Atlantic Regional.

Smith became the winningest coach in Belmont Abbey history on February 4, 2008.

Smith also served as the head coach for the Gaston Braves American Legion team from 2002-2007, guiding them to a 99-62 record. He was also a regular as a speaker at major functions in the surrounding area.

Smith, a native of Arcadia, Fla., graduated from Pfeiffer University and received his master’s degree from California University of Pennsylvania.

He is married to the former Rebecca Hethcox and the couple have one son, Maddox Kilpatrick Smith, who was born June 11, 2007.

The Lander baseball team enjoyed a record-breaking season in 2012, and now face the task of repeating those successes.

In 2012, the Bearcats won a school-record 38 games, reached the Peach Belt Confer-ence Tournament championship game for the fi rst time ever, earned their fi rst at-large bid into the NCAA Divi-sion II Southeast Regional Tournament, and fi nished the season ranked No. 25 nationally.

Lander earned a lot of respect for what all it ac-complished. The Bearcats, who open the 2013 season with a 1:30 p.m., non-conference game at North Greenville on Friday, Feb. 1, received its highest national preseason rank-ing ever at No. 26. In the Peach Belt Conference preseason coaches' poll, Lander tallied one fi rst-place vote and was picked to fi nish fi fth of 13 teams in the league.

Even with all the pre-season hoopla, fourth-year coach Kermit Smith isn't dwelling on the past.

"The life expectancy of any team is one year," said Smith. "You can't gauge this year on last year."

A quick glance at the roster will explain why.

Among those missing this year are leading hitter and All-Peach Belt/All-Re-gion shortstop AJ Nunziato (.345 with seven homers, four triples, 19 doubles and 49 RBI), fi rst baseman Jordan Owens (.289 with nine homers, one triple, 12 doubles, and 56 RBI), designated hitter Kevin Starr (.276 with two homers, one triple, eight doubles and 26 RBI), and outfi elder Kevin Childs (.247 with two homers, fi ve doubles and 15 RBI).

But it was the pitching staff that was hit the hardest. Of Lander's 38 wins, only pitch-ers responsible for four of those victories have returned.

Chris Thomas, the PBC and Southeast Regional Pitcher of the Year, elected to forgo his fi nal year of eligibility when he signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks organization last summer. Thomas posted an 8-2 record with a 2.43 ERA and 92 strikeouts in 92.2 innings pitched during the season.

Among those pitchers who exhausted their eligibility are Brandon Miller (7-1 overall), Ross Davis (5-3), Scott Elitzky (4-3), Cory Hopper (3-2), Michael White (3-0), Todd Hughson (3-4)and Ches Courtney (1-0).

So, Smith won't gauge this year on the last one."Our returners got a taste of last year and they want to go further than that," said

Smith. "Our strength is our work ethic. The best players go out and work hard every day. I think all of our players have gotten better and that is because that is our strength."

So far, Smith is pleased with the progress of his pitchers.

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Kermit Smith became the fi fth head coach of Lander baseball during the 2009-10 academic year.

Kermit SmithHead Coach

"They are doing a good job," he said. "They are going to have a lot of different looks and it will be an entirely different staff than last year."

Among the top pitchers, according to Smith, are: Kyle Tate, a junior right-hander who went 3-2 last season with a 3.59 ERA; sophomore left-hander Chess Malone, who transferred from Armstrong Atlantic after posting a 3-1 record with a 3.70 ERA; junior Logan Pemberton, a lefty who transferred from Spartan-burg Methodist; and junior right-hander Dylan Wolchick.

Among the top position players returning are: junior outfi elder/pitcher Patrick Grady, who batted .330 with six homers, nine doubles and 37 RBI; sophomore third baseman Colby Painter, who batted .292 with fi ve homers, fi ve doubles and 19 RBI; senior catcher Jeff May, who batted .257 with four homers, 13 doubles and 35 RBI; and junior second baseman Erik Lunde, who batted .246 with seven doubles and 12 RBI.

The Bearcats will host North Greenville in its home opener at 1 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 2 at Dolny Stadium. After a mid-week game at Benedict College on Wednesday, Feb. 6, the Bearcats will return home for a three-day home stand against top-ranked West Chester on Feb. 8-10.

Lander will open its PBC schedule on Feb. 23-24 when the Bearcats host Young Harris in a three-game series.

And, once again, the Bearcats will have to fare well in the ultra-competitive PBC in order to get a chance to make a repeat appearance in the NCAA Tournament.

In addition to Lander, other PBC ranked teams in the national preseason poll are: No. 7 Francis Marion, No. 10 USC Aiken, No. 32 UNC Pembroke, No. 36 Columbus State and No. 38 Armstrong.

Chris Anderson came to Lander in 2009-10 after assisting Coach Kermit Smith at Belmont Abbey

2013 Lander Bearcats Baseball

Chris Anderson was hired as Lander’s assistant baseball coach in August

2009.A 2001 graduate of Catawba (N.C.)

College, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education, Chris led the Indian pitching staff to a two-year 62-43 record. He played his fi rst two years of collegiate ball at Three Rivers Community College in Missouri and helped lead the team to a 35-18 record and a regional appearance.

For the past fi ve years, he helped lead Belmont Abbey to back-to-back NCAA Division II Southeast Region appear-ances and a trip to the College World Series in 2009. The Crusaders, which also won the Conference Carolinas regular-season and tournament, fi nished the season ranked No. 4.

Joined with current Lander head coach Kermit Smith, Chris helped turn Belmont Abbey into national contender. Belmont Abbey posted a 28-30 record during his fi rst season,

Chris AndersonAssistant Coach

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Chris Anderson

Chris Anderson, Assistant Coacha 14-win turnaround from the previous year. As the pitch-ing coach/recruiting coordinator, Belmont Abbey posted a 164-135 overall record, the best fi ve-year stretch in Belmont Abbey baseball history.

The Crusaders, who were ranked as high as No. 4 in 2009, had four players sign professional contracts during Ander-son’s tenure. He coached two other future professionals at Catawba College.

Prior to Belmont Abbey he was an assistant coach at Catawba College, which went 102-63 with two conference tournament championships, one regular-season title and one regional appearance during his three seasons.

During the summers of 2003-05, he coached the South Rowan American Legion team.

A native of Batesville, Ark., Chris was on two state cham-pionship high school teams and one in American Legion.

Chris and his wife, the former Meg Jordan of Salisbury, N.C., live in Greenwood. Chris is the oldest of two broth-ers and two sisters: Luke, Nick, Kirsten and Gretchen. His parents, Jim and Angie, reside in Lehi, Utah.

2013 Lander Roster

No. Name Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown/Previous School2 Zach Gizcewski 6-2 Fr. INF Sarasota, Fla./Cardinal Mooney H.S.3 Ian Harvey 5-10 Sr. OF Midlothian, Va./Patrick Henry C.C.4 Graham Ramos 6-0 Jr. INF Tampa, Fla./Santa Fe C.C.5 Adam Davey 6-0 Sr. OF Topeka, Kan./ Crowder, C.C.6 Erik Lunde 5-9 Jr. INF Pompano Beach, Fla/Cardinal Gibbons H.C.7 Ryan Jones 5-11 Jr. LHP Asheville, N.C./Lenoir-Rhyne10 Aaron Poole 6-1 So. INF Columbia, S.C./A.C. Flora H.S.11 Dylan Wolchick 6-2 Jr. RHP Margate, Fla./Indian River C.C.12 Logan Pemberton 5-11 Jr. LHP Chester, S.C./Spartanburg Methodist13 Chess Malone 6-2 So. LHP Bonaire, Ga./Armstrong Atlantic14 Thomas Berry 5-10 So. C/1B Rocky Mount, N.C./Rocky Mount H.S.15 Jacob Tisdale 5-11 Jr. INF Shelby, N.C./Crest H.S.17 Connor Lewis 6-3 Jr. 1B Columbia, S.C./Elon University18 Austin Dunn 6-0 So. C Lexington, S.C./ White Knoll H.S.19 Jeff May 6-2 Sr. C Stem, N.C./ North Carolina20 Nate Bridges 6-1 Fr. RHP Greenwood, S.C./Wofford College21 Bryce Clifton 5-10 So. LHP Aiken, S.C./Aiken H.S.22 Brantley Blalock 6-0 Jr. RHP Kings Mountain, N.C./Kings Mountain HS23 Cam Hokanson 6-3 Fr. RHP Tampa, Fla./ River Ridge H.S.24 Patrick Grady 6-0 Jr. OF/LHP Pompano Beach, Fla./ Pompano Beach H.S.25 Tyler Wilson 6-3 Jr. OF Spartanburg, S.C./ Dorman H.S.26 Mario Washington 5-6 Jr. OF Greenwood, S.C./Dixie H.S.27 Tyler Broome 6-3 Jr. RHP Sumter, S.C./USC Sumter28 Kyle Tate 6-2 Jr. RHP Gastonia, N.C./ St. Andrews30 Jay Robinson 5-11 So. RHP Shelby, N.C./ Crest H.S.31 Dylan Griffi th 6-0 So. RHP Barnwell, S.C./Spartanburg Methodist32 Colby Painter 6-2 So. INF Chesnee, S.C./Chesnee H.S.33 Addison Hinshaw 5-11 Fr. RHP Chapin, S.C./Chapin H.S.34 Ryan McNulty 5-11 Jr. OF Jacksonville, Fla./Providence School35 John Eric Haynes 6-2 So. RHP Lexington, S.C./ WK Academy36 Johnny Walker 6-0 Fr. RHP Lincolnton, N.C./ North Lincoln H.S.37 Jeremy Jansen 6-5 Sr. RHP Montrose, Ill./ Olney Central C.C.39 Weston Lawing 6-3 So. RHP/1B Belmont, N.C./South Point H.S.40 Chris Hyatt 5-11 So. C Rock Hill, S.C./ Northwestern H.S.

#2 Zach GiczewskiInfi eld • Fr.

Sarasota, Fla.

#19 Jeff MayCatcher • Sr.Stem, N.C.

#6 Erik LundeInfi eld • Jr.

Pompano Beach, Fla.

#13 Chess MaloneLHP • So.

Bonaire, Ga.

#3 Ian HarveyOutfi eld • Sr.

Midlothian, Va.

#20 Nate BridgesRHP • Fr.

Greenwood, S.C.

#7 Ryan JonesLHP • Jr.

Asheville, N.C.

#14 Thomas BerryCatcher/1Base • So.Rocky Mount, N.C.

#21 Bryce CliftonLHP • So.

Aiken, S.C.

#10 Aaron PooleInfi eld • So.

Columbia, S.C.

#15 Jacob TisdaleInfi eld • Jr.

Shelby, N.C.

#4 Graham RamosInfi eld • Jr.

Tampa, Fla.

#22 Brantley BlalockRHP • Jr.

Kings Mountain, N.C.

#11 Dylan WolchickRHP • Jr.

Margate, Fla.

#17 Connor Lewis1st Base • Jr.

Columbia, S.C.

#5 Adam DaveyOutfi eld • Sr.

Topeka, Kansas

#23 Cam HokansonRHP • Fr.

Tampa, Fla.

#12 Logan PembertonLHP • Jr.

Chester, S.C.

#18 Austin DunnCatcher • So.

Lexington, S.C.

#24 Patrick GradyOutfi eld/LHP • Jr.

Pompano Beach, Fla.

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#25 Tyler WilsonOutfi led • Jr..

Spartanburg, S.C.

#31 Dylan Griffi thRHP • So.

Barnwell, S.C.

#26 Mario WashingtonOutfi eld • Jr.

Greenwood, S.C.

#32 Colby Painter3rd Base • So.Chesnee, S.C.

#27 Tyler BroomeRHP • Jr.

Sumter, S.C.

#33 Addison HinshawRHP • Fr.

Chapin, S.C.

#28 Kyle TateRHP • Jr.

Gastonia, N.C.

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#30 Jay RobinsonRHP • So.

Shelby, N.C.

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#31 D l G iffith #32 C lb P i t #33 Addi Hi h #34 Ryan McNultyOutfi eld • Jr.

Jacksonville, Fla.

#35 John Eric HaynesRHP • So.

Lexington, S.C.

#36 Johnny WalkerRHP • Fr..

Lincolnton, N.C.

#37 Jeremy JansenRHP • Sr.

Montrose, Ill.

#39 Weston LawingRHP/1Base • So.

Belmont, N.C.

#40 Chris HyattCatcher • So.Rock Hill, S.C.

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2012 Lander Statistics

Record: 38-20 Home: 19-9 Away: 15-7 Neutral: 4-4 Conference: 18-12

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

AJ Nunziato......... .345 57-57 235 49 81 19 4 7 49 129 .549 30 9 43 2 .432 4 0 9-12 78 185 16 .943

Jacob Tisdale....... .340 24-12 53 7 18 3 0 0 9 21 .396 3 1 3 0 .379 1 0 0-1 3 8 4 .733

Patrick Grady....... .330 55-55 188 45 62 9 0 6 37 89 .473 46 32 49 3 .524 1 0 14-18 110 12 4 .968

Tyler Wilson........ .300 12-0 10 5 3 0 0 0 2 3 .300 2 3 1 0 .533 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000

Colby Painter....... .292 48-45 161 35 47 5 1 5 19 69 .429 22 2 31 1 .378 3 2 3-4 23 58 7 .920

Aaron Poole......... .289 31-23 83 19 24 5 0 2 13 35 .422 16 2 26 3 .416 0 0 1-3 9 18 6 .818

Jordan Owens........ .289 56-55 211 41 61 12 1 9 56 102 .483 28 5 64 2 .376 6 1 9-12 501 23 11 .979

Kevin Starr......... .276 44-36 145 23 40 8 1 2 26 56 .386 20 3 31 2 .373 1 1 1-1 38 0 0 1.000

Ian Harvey.......... .273 50-50 194 41 53 10 3 1 23 72 .371 20 9 36 1 .361 4 5 11-13 89 2 2 .978

Jeff May............ .257 57-53 202 27 52 13 0 4 35 77 .381 15 6 38 1 .320 5 1 1-2 431 32 6 .987

Weston Lawing....... .252 39-31 103 14 26 5 0 1 22 34 .330 9 7 21 0 .344 3 2 5-6 37 3 0 1.000

Juan Montana........ .250 38-28 116 19 29 2 0 0 15 31 .267 10 2 32 2 .318 1 3 6-8 52 0 4 .929

Kevin Childs........ .247 33-16 81 10 20 5 0 2 15 31 .383 5 1 13 2 .299 0 0 0-1 46 1 2 .959

Erik Lunde.......... .246 51-49 195 43 48 7 1 0 12 57 .292 31 12 29 4 .382 0 2 2-3 64 142 6 .972

Chris Hyatt......... .200 20-4 20 2 4 0 0 0 3 4 .200 2 1 6 0 .304 0 0 0-0 49 4 1 .981

Thomas Berry........ .182 18-7 33 3 6 0 0 0 3 6 .182 7 1 10 0 .333 1 2 1-2 9 1 0 1.000

Austin Dunn......... .000 4-1 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 1 0 3 0 .143 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000

Mario Washington.... .000 10-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Kyle Tate........... .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 4 2 .800

Roque Munoz......... .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

Totals.............. .282 58-58 2038 386 574 103 11 39 340 816 .400 268 96 437 23 .386 30 19 63-86 1571 579 79 .965

Opponents........... .252 58-58 1999 282 503 88 5 21 248 664 .332 240 27 504 24 .338 13 43 78-93 1542 544 85 .961

LOB - Team (523), Opp (468). DPs turned - Team (41), Opp (49). IBB - Team (6), Starr 2, Grady 2, Owens 1, Nunziato 1, Opp

(3).Picked off - Nunziato 2, Painter 2, Lunde 1, Grady 1, Harvey 1, Tisdale 1, Lawing 1, Owens 1, Washington 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

Bryce Clifton....... 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.1 2 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 6 .333 1 0 0 0 0

Chris Thomas........ 2.43 8-2 15 14 3 3/1 0 92.2 76 32 25 30 92 10 0 3 343 .222 9 5 0 2 6

Ross Davis.......... 2.70 5-3 20 2 0 0/1 6 56.2 47 25 17 15 68 10 0 0 219 .215 7 0 1 0 6

Kyle Tate........... 3.59 3-2 21 2 0 0/2 3 42.2 46 19 17 16 31 7 0 3 160 .288 4 1 0 1 4

Scott Elitzky....... 3.72 4-3 23 2 0 0/2 0 38.2 29 20 16 18 38 5 0 3 136 .213 7 6 0 3 5

Todd Hughson........ 3.84 3-4 15 13 1 1/0 0 79.2 71 42 34 42 70 11 1 2 296 .240 4 3 0 1 7

Brandon Miller...... 4.08 7-1 13 12 0 0/2 0 57.1 50 27 26 34 70 6 0 4 215 .233 13 2 2 1 3

Michael White....... 4.29 3-0 19 0 0 0/1 1 35.2 30 21 17 25 34 6 1 0 133 .226 10 0 0 3 5

Ches Courtney....... 4.50 1-0 6 0 0 0/1 0 6.0 7 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 23 .304 0 1 0 0 0

Cory Hopper......... 5.17 3-2 15 11 1 0/0 0 62.2 76 45 36 28 45 14 2 4 251 .303 4 3 0 2 7

Patrick Grady....... 5.67 1-3 9 1 0 0/0 0 27.0 33 24 17 13 24 8 1 2 111 .297 4 2 1 0 0

Jeremy Jansen....... 6.00 0-0 12 1 0 0/0 0 15.0 19 10 10 10 12 5 0 0 62 .306 5 1 0 0 0

Ben Runyon.......... 9.00 0-0 12 0 0 0/0 0 9.0 17 14 9 6 15 5 0 0 44 .386 5 3 0 0 0

Totals.............. 3.90 38-20 58 58 5 7/3 10 524.1 503 282 227 240 504 88 5 21 1999 .252 73 27 4 13 43

Opponents........... 5.92 20-38 58 58 2 0/0 8 514.0 574 386 338 268 437 103 11 39 2038 .282 59 96 5 30 19

PB - Team (9), May 8, Hyatt 1, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (10), Grady 6, Miller 2, Hughson 1, Thomas 1, Opp (10). SBA/ATT -

May (62-71), Thomas (16-17), Hughson (14-17), Hyatt (15-16), Davis (10-12), Tate (10-11), Miller (8-11), Hopper (7-9), Runyon

(4-4), Elitzky (3-4), White (4-4), Grady (2-3), Courtney (0-1), Dunn (1-1).

Peach Belt Conference/Post-Season Honors2012 Final Standings

Peach Belt OverallSchool W/L Pct. W/L Pct. Last 10 StreakEAST DIVISIONArmstrong Atlantic 20-10 .667 36-13 .735 5-5 Lost 2Francis Marion 19-10 .655 34-14 .708 6-4 Won 1USC Aiken 18-12 .600 34-16 .680 7-3 Won 4Lander 18-12 .600 34-16 .680 6-4 Won 5UNC Pembroke 14-15 .483 30-19 .612 4-6 Won 1Flagler 13-17 .433 27-22 .551 4-6 Won 1

WEST DIVISIONGeorgia College 19-10 .655 29-19 .604 4-6 Won 1Montevallo 16-14 .533 24-26 .480 3-7 Lost 3Columbus State 15-15 .500 29-21 .580 3-7 Lost 1North Georgia 13-17 .433 24-26 .480 4-6 Won 1Georgia Southwestern 9-20 .310 13-34 .277 4-6 Lost 1Augusta State 4-26 .133 13-37 .260 2-8 Lost 6

Lander's Kevin Childs slides into home plate during the 2012 Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship game held in Columbus, Ga. It was Lander's fi rst-ever appearance in the title game.

Peach Belt Conference/Post-Season Honors

All-Peach Belt Conference

1999 - Josh Turner, Second Base • 1999 - Jonathan Aaron, Pitcher • 2004 - David Walton, Second Base2004 - David Wilson, Pitcher • 2005 - David Walton, Outfi eld • 2005 - David Wilson, Pitcher • 2006 - Jesse Barbaro

2006 - Chris Munn • 2007 - Jesse Barbaro • 2009 - Bud Lanier, Outfi eld • 2010 - Robert Skinner, Third Base •2012 - Chris Thomas, PBC Pitcher of the Year; Patrick Grady, Outfi eld

Josh Turner Jonathan Aaron David Walton David Wilson Jesse Barbaro

Chris Munn Robert SkinnerBud Lanier Patrick GradyChris Thomas

CHRIS THOMAS

2012Peach Belt

Pitcher of the Year

Lander Single-Game RecordsTEAM RECORDS

At bats: 58 vs. Francis Marion (April 12, 1998)Runs scored: 29 vs. Francis Marion (April 11, 1999)Runs in an inning 12 vs. Francis Marion (April 11, 1999)Hits: 26 vs. Francis Marion (April 11, 1999)RBI: 26 vs. Francis Marion (April 11, 1999)Doubles: 8 Multiple timesTriples: 4 vs. Benedict College (Feb. 25, 2004)Home Runs: 7 vs. USC Spartanburg (April 4, 1998)Total Bases: 33 vs. Limestone (Feb. 14, 2007)Walks: 14 vs. Felician College (Feb. 20, 2010)Strikeouts: 19 vs. Erskine College (April 6, 2010)SAC Hits: 4 vs. Columbus State (April 4, 2009)SAC Flies: 5 vs. Hawaii Pacifi c (March 13, 2005)Stolen Bases: 12 vs. St. Augustine (March 10, 2006)Hit by Pitch: 7 vs. Fairmont State (March 10, 2004)Time: 5:07 vs. Erskine (April 6, 2010)PITCHINGInnings pitched: 16 vs. Francis Marion (April 12, 1998) 16 vs. Augusta State (March 23, 2002)Strikeouts: 18 vs. St. Andrews Presbyte (Feb. 18, 2003)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

At bats: 7 Multiple timesRuns scored: 6 Kevin Faulkner vs. Belmont Abbey (April 20, 2004)Hits: 5 Multiple timesRBI: 8 Jason Crider vs. Francis Marion (April 11, 1999)Doubles: 3 Devin Ridlehoover vs. Barry (Feb. 14, 2010)

3 Pete Hernandez vs. Pfeiffer (March 4, 2010)3 Todd Yancey vs. USC Aiken (March 13, 1999)3 John Harper vs. Kennesaw State (April 16, 2000)

Triples: 2 Brendan O’Connor vs. Francis Marion (May 3, 2007)Home Runs: 3 Jordan Owens vs. Flagler (April 17, 2010)

3 John Harper vs. USC Spartanburg (April 4, 1998)Total Bases: 13 Jordan Owens vs. Flagler (April 17, 2010)Walks: 4 Multiple times Strikeouts: 4 Multiple timesSAC Hits: 2 Multiple timesSAC Flies: 2 Multiple timesStolen Bases: 4 Multiple timesHit by Pitch: 3 Pete Hernandez vs. St. Andrews (April 23, 2011)

PITCHINGInnings pitched: 11.0 Nate Hamilton vs. Francis Marion (April 12, 1998) 11.0 Ben Howerton vs. Augusta State (March 23, 2002)

Strikeouts: 12 David Wilson vs. Voorhees (Feb. 8, 2004) 12 David Wilson vs. UNC Pembroke (Feb. 29, 2004) 12 Chris Munn vs. Augusta State (March 4, 2006) 12 Anthony Suarez vs. North Greenville (March 31, 1998) 12 Ben Howerton vs. Augusta State (March 23, 2002)

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Lander Single-Season Record BookBatting Average

.427 Jesse Barbaro 2007

.406 David Walton 2005

.395 Jesse Barbaro 2006

.385 Tom Darby 2000

.379 Bud Lanier 2009

Games Played58 David Walton 200557 AJ Nunziato 201258 Jonathan Myers 200557 Radley Raven 200556 Jason Spivey 200456 Bob Fenn 2004

Games Started58 David Walton 200556 Bob Fenn 200456 Jeff Whitfi eld 200355 Bob Fenn 200355 Jonathan Myers 2005

Hits93 David Walton 200590 Jesse Barbaro 200781 AJ Nunziato 201277 Jason Spivey 200474 David Walton 2004

Doubles22 Jesse Barbaro 200719 AJ Nunziato 201218 David Walton 200418 T.J. Guinan 200717 Josh Turner 2000

Triples7 Tom Darby 19996 Gabe McCann 20075 Bud Lanier 20104 Gary Lee 19984 Jonathan Myers 20034 AJ Nunziato 2012

Home Runs11 Lucas Erwin 200111 Jordan Owens 201010 Jason Crider 199810 Bud Lanier 20099 Jason Crider 19999 Gary Lee 20019 Bob Fenn 2003

At Bats235 AJ Nunziato 2012229 David Walton 2005228 Jason Spivey 2004212 Jonathan Myers 2005212 Radley Raven 2005

Sacrifi ce Flies9 Ryan Roeder 20056 Robert Skinner 20086 Jason Crider 20006 Jordan Owens 2012

Runs Scored62 Robert Skinner 201054 Tom Darby 199952 Jonathan Myers 200551 David Walton 200551 Bud Lanier 2010

Runs Batted In56 Jordan Owens 201256 Jordan Owens 201054 Gary Lee 200151 Pete Hernandez 201049 AJ Nunziato 2012

Walks42 Robert Skinner 201040 Bob Fenn 200337 Tom Darby 199933 Bob Fenn 200432 Ryan Brisby 200532 Joel Petty 2000

Stolen Bases25 Tom Darby 199924 Gabe McCann 200822 Jonathan Myers 200721 Bud Lanier 201018 Jason Spivey 2004

Total Bases133 Jesse Barbaro 2007129 AJ Nunziato 2012113 David Walton 2005112 Jordan Owens 2010105 Gary Lee 2001

Tom Darby (left) and Jason Crider were members of Lander inaugural baseball team (1998-01). Between them they hold seven Lander career records and two single-season marks.

Assists185 AJ Nunziato 2012165 AJ Nunziato 2011154 AJ Nunziato 2008145 Corey Reed 2003144 Jeremy Ryals 2003

Appearances28 Tyler Addison 200525 Corey Watkins 200425 Tyler Addison 200425 Dwayne Eury 200024 Evan Christian 200724 Brad Hay 200624 Andy Quick 2009

Complete Games11 Ben Howerton 20039 David Wilson 20058 David Wilson 20037 Jeremy Cox 19986 Daniel Hinchberger 20076 Chris Munn 2006

Wins10 Chris Munn 20069 David Wilson 20059 Brian Waack 20018 David Wilson 20038 Daniel Hinchberger 20078 Jonathan Aaron 19998 David Glover 20058 David Wilson 2004

Saves12 Dwayne Eury 200010 David Glover 20094 Mark Ray 20014 Tyler Addison 20044 Ross Davis 2011

Strikeouts92 David Wilson 200392 David Wilson 200492 Chris Thomas 201286 David Lee 199985 Daniel Hinchberger 200785 Jonathan Aaron 1999

ERA2.35 David Lee 19992.43 Chris Thomas 20122.45 Darrin Tew 20092.53 Chris Munn 20062.54 David Wilson 2004

Lander Career Record Book

Batting Average.412 Jesse Barbaro 2006-07.391 David Walton 2004-05 .356 Jordan Owens 2009-10.343 Kevin Davis 2005-06.333 Bud Lanier 2009-10

Games Played201 Jason Crider 1998-01201 Gary Lee 1998-01201 Gabe McCann 2006-09201 Robert Skinner 2008-11196 Jonathan Myers 2003, 05-07

Games Started201 Robert Skinner 2008-11199 Jason Crider 1998-2001194 Gabe McCann 2006-09186 Jonathan Myers 2003, ’05-07182 AJ Nunziato 2009-12

Hits245 Gary Lee 1998-01239 Robert Skinner 2008-11234 Jason Crider 1998-01225 Gabe McCann 2006-09221 AJ Nunziato 2009-12

Doubles52 Jason Crider 1998-0148 Gary Lee 1998-0142 Robert Skinner 2008-1141 Jordan Owens 2009-1240 AJ Nunziato 2009-12

Triples10 Tom Darby 1998-0110 Gabe McCann 2006-0910 AJ Nunziato 2009-126 John Harper 1998-016 Jeremy Ryals 2003-056 Jonathan Myers 2003, 05-076 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-12

Home Runs28 Jason Crider 1998-0125 Gary Lee 1998-0125 Jordan Owens 2009-1218 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-1215 Bob Fenn 2003-04

At Bats757 Gary Lee 1998-2001752 Robert Skinner 2008-11749 Jason Crider 1998-2001741 Gabe McCann 2006-09702 Jonathan Myers 2003, ’05-07

Sacrifi ce Flies15 Robert Skinner 2008-1114 Ryan Roeder 2003-0513 Gary Lee 1998-0113 Jordan Owens 2009-1212 Jason Crider 1998-01

Runs Scored163 Jonathan Myers 2003, ’05-07161 Robert Skinner 2008-11156 Tom Darby 1998-01146 Jason Crider 1999-01145 Gary Lee 1998-01

Runs Batted In164 Jordan Owens 2009-12162 Jason Crider 1998-01159 Gary Lee 1998-01131 Robert Skinner 2008-11122 Gabe McCann 2006-09122 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-12

Walks138 Robert Skinner 2008-11100 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-1296 Tom Darby 1998-0193 Jordan Owens 2009-1284 Jonathan Myers 2003, ’05-07

Stolen Bases60 Gabe McCann 2006-0956 Jonathan Myers 2003, ’05-07

55 Tom Darby 1998-0142 Jason Spivey 2002-0438 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-12

Total Bases378 Jason Crider 1998-01378 Gary Lee 1998-01335 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-12321 Jordan Owens 2009-12310 Robert Skinner 2008-11

Assists570 AJ Nunziato 2008-09, 11-12497 Robert Skinner 2008-11486 Gary Lee 1998-01400 Corey Reed 2002-04390 Tom Darby 1998-2001

Appearances66 Tyler Addison 2003-0566 Mark Ray 2000-0365 William Dudley 2004-0764 David Wilson 2002-0556 Justin Altman 2005-0856 Corey Watkins 2003-06

Complete Games20 David Wilson 2002-0515 Ben Howerton 2002-0311 Jeremy Cox 1998-9910 Jonathan Aaron 1998-999 David Glover 2004-09

Wins27 David Wilson 2002-0518 Chris Thomas 2009-1217 David Glover 2004-0915 Jonathan Aaron 1998-9915 Nick Powell 2000-04

Saves12 Dwayne Eury 200011 David Glover 2004-099 Mark Ray 2000-039 Tyler Addison 2003-055 David Lee 1999-02

Strikeouts297 David Wilson 2002-05218 David Lee 1999-02187 Chris Thomas 2009-11169 Daniel Hinchberger 2007-08166 David Glover 2004-09

Earned Run Average2.57 Dwayne Eury 20003.31 Ben Howerton 2002-033.36 David Wilson 2002-053.37 Chris Munn 2006-073.49 Jonathan Aaron 1998-99

Gary Lee1998-2001

Gabe McCann2006-09

Jonathan Myers2003, 2005-07

Dwayne Eury2000

Aaron, Jonathan - 1998-99Abreu, Alan - 2010-11Addison, Tyler - 2003-05Adriatico, Juan - 2002-03Altman, Justin - 2005-08Altus, Jarred - 2006-08Arnette, Brooks- 2007-08Bailey, Michael - 2000Barbaro, Jesse - 2006-07Barrett, Eric - 2007Barrett, Michael - 2005-06Baur, Alex - 2008Beam, Chance - 1998Bender, Brian - 2008-09Berry, Thomas - 2012-13Blalock, Brantley - 2010-13Brewster, Garrett - 2005Bridges, Nate - 2013Brisby, Ryan - 2005-06Brock, Darren - 1999Broome, Tyler - 2013Brown, Christian - 2009-10Burke, Jason - 2001Byrd, Wesley - 2002-03Carlson, Randy - 2001-02Caskey, Jeff - 2009Castillo, Mike - 1999Childs, Kevin - 2010-11Christian, Evan - 2005-07Clifton, Bryce - 2012-13Coats, Brandon - 2002Cochrane, Walter - 2004-05Compo, James -2005-06Conyers, Matt - 2006Courtney, Ches - 2008-09Cox, Jeremy - 1998-99Creed, Marshall - 2011Crider, Jason - 1998-01Crouch, Gary - 1998-2000Cundiff, Nate - 2005Cunningham, Darrin - 1998Cutler, Shaun - 1998-01Cutway, Chris - 1998Darby, Tom - 1998-01Davey, Adam - 2011-13Davidson, Ben - 2001Davidson, Gus - 2007Davis, Brooks - 1999Davis, Kevin - 2005-06Davis, Ross - 2010-12Derrick, Spencer - 2006Dickson, Justin - 2004-05Donahue, Adam - 2008Dorn, Caz - 2003Dover, Josh - 2003Dowis, Hunter - 2009-10Downam, Casey - 2004, 2009Dudley, William - 2004- 07Duncan, Chris - 200-10Dunn, Austin - 2013Easterday, Jeff - 2002-03Edenfi eld, Sean - 2008-09Elliott, Drew - 2009-10Elitzky, Scott- 2011-12Erwin, Lucas - 2001Eury, Dwayne - 1999-2000Ezell, Matt - 1999Farquhar, Brandon - 2010-12Faulkner, Kevin - 2002Fears, Mike - 2004Fenn, Bob - 2003-04Fink, Michael - 2009Fludd, Aaron - 2010Forrest, Jeff - 2002-03Forrest, Will - 1998-2001Foutz, Justin - 2000-01Frierson, Wes - 2001-03Gary, Will - 2006Gill, Ben - 1999-2000Gizcewski, Zach - 2013Glover, David - 2004-09Grady, Patrick - 2011-13Green, Andy - 2002-03Griffi th, Dylan - 2013

Lander All-Time Player List

Guidry, Jay - 2008Guinan, T.J. - 2007-08Hakey, Patrick - 2003-04Hamilton, Nate - 1998-99Hamrick, Matt - 2000-01Harper, John - 1998-01Harvey, Ian - 2013Hay, Brad - 2006, 2009Haynes, John Eric - 2011-13Hernandez, Pete - 2010-11Hinchberger, Daniel - 2007-08Hines, Ben - 2007-08Hinshaw, Addison - 2013Hogan, Mac - 1998Hokanson, Cam - 2013Hopper, Cory - 2010-12Hover, Jake - 2006, 2008Howerton, Ben - 2002-03Hughson, Todd - 2011Hutchins, Adam - 2005-06Hyatt, Chris - 2012-13Jackson, Brad - 1999-01Jansen, Jeremy - 2012-13Jones, Jordan - 2005-06Jones, Kevin - 2005-06Jones, Ryan - 2013Kier, Zach - 2009King, Justin - 2005-08Lander, Ryan - 1998Lanier, Bud - 2009-10Lawing, Weston - 2012-13Lee, David - 1999-02Lee, Gary - 1998-01Lewis, Connor - 2013Lloyd, Corey - 2009Lovvorn, Josh - 2008-09Lowman, Keith - 2000-02Lunde, Erik - 2011-13Malone, Chess - 2013Mangiapane, Nate - 2007-09Marks, Chris - 2005May, Jeff - 2010-13McCann, Gabe - 2006-09McCleod, Malcolm - 2006-08McElhaney, Cody - 2011McNulty, Ryan - 2010-13Milemann, Danny - 2001Milford, R.J .- 2007Miller, Brandon - 2011-12Montana, Juan - 2012Mooneyham, Bo - 2009Morgan, Danny - 2007Moss, Stanley - 1998, 2001Munn, Chris - 2006-07

Myers, Jonathan - 2003-07Nunziato, A.J. - 2008-09, 11-12O’Connor, Brendan - 2007Orenstein, Justin - 2002-03Owens, Jordan - 2009-12Painter, Colby - 2012-13Pemberton, Logan - 2013Pennylegion, John - 1998-2000Peterson, Tom - 2005Petty, Joel - 2000-01Phillips, Jeff - 2000Pierce, Matt - 1998Pippin, Casey - 2007-10Poole, Aaron - 2012-13Powell, Nick - 2000-04Quattlebaum, Bart - 1998Quick, Andy - 2006-09Ramos, Graham - 2013Raper, Derek - 2000-01Rau, Tim - 2008-09Raven, Radley - 2005-06Ray, Jeremy - 2000, 2002-04Ray, Mark - 2000-03Reames, Brooks - 2009-10Reed, Corey - 2002-03Rende, Justin - 2001-02Richardson, Brent - 2001-02Richardson, Kenny - 2002Riddle, Blake - 1999-02Ridlehoover, Devin - 2009-10Roberson, Craig - 2008-09Robinson, Jay - 2011-13Rodriguez, Juan - 1998, 2000Roeder, Ryan - 2003-05Roubicek, Nathan - 2007-08Roxby, Nick - 2006Runyon, Ben - 2010Ruoss, Hunter - 2007-08Ryals, Jeremy - 2003-05Sammis, Mike - 2004Scrubbs, James - 2002-03Skinner, Robert - 2008-11Smith, Grant - 2000-01Spivey, Jason - 2002-04Stanley, Charlie - 1999Stapleton, Dwayne - 2001Strongman, Adam - 2005Suarez, Anthony - 1998Tate, Kyle - 2012-13Taylor, Brad - 2001-02Tebaldi, Joe - 2010-11Tew, Darrin - 2009-11Thackston, Derek - 2009Thomas, Chris - 2009-11

Thomas, Greyson - 2001-02Thomas, Trey - 1999-2000Thompson, Jeremy - 2005Tilley, Justin - 2009Tisdale, Jacob - 2011-13Titus, Matt - 2008Tollison, Cruse - 2009Tucker, Wyatt - 2003-04Turner, Josh - 1999-2000Vaughn, Joel - 1999-2000Veal, Billy - 2009Vesnesky, Michael - 2010Waack, Brian - 2000-01Waldhauer, Karl - 1998Walker, Johnny - 2012-13Walton, David - 2004-05Washington, Mario - 2012-13Watkins, Corey - 2003-06Weir, Drew - 2004Whaley, Derek - 2008-11White, Michael - 2009-12Wilson, David - 2002-05Wilson, Derek - 2006-07Whitfi eld, Jeff - 2001-04Wilson, Chris - 1999Wilson, Tyler - 2011-13Winningham, Tyler - 2002-03Wolchick, Dylan - 2013Wollett, Jeff - 1998Yancey, Todd - 1998-99Young, Adam - 2007

1998 - The Inaugural Baseball Team1998 The Inaugural Baseball Team

1998(24-28, 15-12)

Coach Rusty StroupeNewberry ................... (W) 13-3North Florida .................(L) 6-8North Florida ............... (W) 2-1North Florida ............... (W) 8-4Lenoir-Rhyne .............. (W) 9-8Anderson .......................(L) 6-7Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 4-6Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 4-5Limestone .................... (W) 5-4Montreat ........................(L) 7-8Columbus State ...........(L) 2-12Columbus State ........... (W) 9-3Columbus State ........... (W) 9-4Coker ........................... (W) 9-8Wingate .........................(L) 2-6UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 4-1UNC Pembroke .............(L) 3-5UNC Aiken.................. (W) 7-1USC Aiken ................ (W) 11-7USC Aiken .................. (W) 9-5Presbyterian ...................(L) 4-6Presbyterian .................(L) 2-13Georgia College ..........(L) 1-10Georgia College ........(L) 10-11Georgia College ..........(L) 9-10Piedmont College ..........(L) 6-8Coker .............................(L) 1-6West Virginia State ........(L) 5-8Augusta State .............. (W) 3-2Augusta State .............. (W) 4-2Augusta State ............ (W) 10-6North Greenville ......... (W) 9-1North Greenville ...........(L) 1-6USC Spartanburg ...... (W) 20-2USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 8-3USC Spartanburg ........(L) 5-11Erskine ........................ (W) 3-2Erskine ..........................(L) 0-3Montreat .................. (W) 14-12Limestone ..................(L) 11-20Francis Marion ............ (W) 6-5Francis Marion ............ (W) 3-1Francis Marion ............(L) 6-10North Greenville .........(L) 2-12North Greenville ...........(L) 1-3Kennesaw State .............(L) 4-9Kennesaw State .............(L) 0-3Presbyterian .................(L) 4-13Newberry ..................... (W) 9-2

PBC TournamentFrancis Marion ............ (W) 6-3Francis Marion ..............(L) 3-6Francis Marion ............(L) 5-14

Scores from the Past

Coaching Records

Rusty Stroupe - 136-115 (.541 win percentage)Mike McGuire - 90-80 (.529 win percentage)Bill Jarmin - 31-22 (.584 win percentage)Chris Moore - 65-90 (.419 win percentage)Kermit Smith - 91-67 (.575 win percentage)

Rusty Stroupe Mike McGuire Bill Jarmin

Chris Moore

Year Coach Record1998 Rusty Stroupe 24-281999 Rusty Stroupe 33-152000 Rusty Stroupe 27-252001 Rusty Stroupe 33-182002 Rusty Stroupe 19-292003 Mike McGuire 27-292004 Mike McGuire 33-232005 Mike McGuire 30-282006 Bill Jarmin 31-222007 Chris Moore 20-342008 Chris Moore 20-332009 Chris Moore 25-232010 Kermit Smith 24-232011 Kermit Smith 29-242012 Kermit Smith 38-20

1999(33-15, 18-12)

Coach Rusty StroupeSt. Andrews ............... (W) 11-2St. Andrews ................. (W) 7-2St. Andrews ............... (W) 10-3Emmanuel ............... (W) 14-10Newberry ..................... (W) 6-0North Florida ...............(L) 9-14North Florida .................(L) 4-7North Florida ............... (W) 4-3Newberry ..................... (W) 4-0Armstrong Atlantic .... (W) 17-7Armstrong Atlantic ......(L) 4-11Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-5Columbus State ........... (W) 2-1Columbus State ........... (W) 4-3Columbus State ......... (W) 13-7Coker .......................... (W) 9-8UNC Pembroke .............(L) 6-8UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 9-3UNC Pembroke .............(L) 0-5Gardner-Webb .............(L) 2-11USC Aiken ................ (W) 14-3USC Aiken ..................(L) 3-13USC Aiken ................ (W) 10-1Southern Wesleyan .... (W) 13-1Belmont Abbey ......... (W) 16-9Georgia College .......... (W) 5-4Georgia College ............(L) 2-3Georgia College ..........(L) 6-10Limestone .................. (W) 17-9Augusta State .............. (W) 9-3Augusta State .............. (W) 7-5Augusta State ..............(L) 9-11Erskine ..........................(L) 1-8USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 8-3USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 7-4USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 5-4Presbyterian ................. (W) 7-2Limestone .................. (W) 10-1Francis Marion ............ (W) 6-5Francis Marion ........ (W) 29-19Francis Marion ............ (W) 6-5Anderson ................... (W) 11-1Anderson ...................(L) 10-14Kennesaw State .............(L) 1-5Kennesaw State ........... (W) 6-4Kennesaw State .............(L) 2-4Coker ......................... (W) 23-8

2000(27-25, 13-17)

Coach Rusty StroupeSt. Andrews ...................(L) 1-3St. Andrews ............... (W) 11-0

St. Andrews ...................(L) 1-3North Florida ...............(L) 4-14North Florida ............... (W) 3-1North Florida ...............(L) 3-11Anderson ................... (W) 11-7Amrstrong Atlantic .. (W) 11-10Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 4-3Armstrong Atlantic ......(L) 3-11Newberry ..................... (W) 5-4Columbus State .............(L) 4-9Columbus State ......... (W) 11-8Columbus State .............(L) 1-8UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 5-4UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 7-5

UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 6-3Fairmont State ........... (W) 13-3USC Aiken ..................(L) 9-24USC Aiken .................. (W) 8-7USC Aiken ....................(L) 3-6Emmanuel ................. (W) 17-9North Greenville ......... (W) 6-2North Greenville ....... (W) 13-3Georgia College ............(L) 6-7Georgia College ............(L) 4-5Georgia College .......... (W) 9-6Limestone ......................(L) 2-4Augusta State ................(L) 7-8Augusta State .............. (W) 7-6

Kermit Smith

Scores from the PastAugusta State ................(L) 4-5Newberry ..................... (W) 7-3Presbyterian ................. (W) 6-4USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 5-2USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 4-2USC Spartanburg ..........(L) 4-8Anderson ..................... (W) 4-0Limestone .................. (W) 12-3Francis Marion ..............(L) 4-6Francis Marion ..............(L) 0-1Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-2Presbyterian ...................(L) 4-5Coker ...........................(L) 4-17Kennesaw State .............(L) 0-6Kennesaw State .............(L) 2-3Kennesaw State ......... (W) 10-8Emmanuel ................. (W) 18-7Erskine ........................ (W) 7-4UNC Asheville ..............(L) 8-9UNC Asheville ..............(L) 4-9UNC Asheville ..............(L) 4-5Erskine ...................... (W) 13-7

2001(33-18, 18-12)

Coach Rusty StroupeSt. Andrews ................. (W) 3-1St. Andrews ................. (W) 6-0St. Andrews ................. (W) 7-5Presbyterian ...................(L) 1-2North Florida .................(L) 3-4North Florida .................(L) 2-6North Florida ............... (W) 6-3Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 6-4Armstrong Atlantic ......(L) 9-15Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 2-1Anderson ..................... (W) 8-4Columbus State ........... (W) 8-7Columbus State ........... (W) 5-3Columbus State ........... (W) 8-3Newberry .......................(L) 4-9UNC Asheville ..............(L) 6-7UNC Pembroke ......... (W) 20-0UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 3-1UNC Pembroke ......... (W) 16-6USC Aiken .................. (W) 8-5USC Aiken ....................(L) 4-5USC Aiken ....................(L) 4-5Milligan ..................... (W) 12-3Georgia College ..........(L) 9-13Georgia College ............(L) 7-8Georgia College ..........(L) 0-11Asbury ....................... (W) 12-2North Greenville ......... (W) 4-1North Greenville ....... (W) 10-2Augusta State ................(L) 4-6

Augusta State ............ (W) 14-2Augusta State .............. (W) 3-2Limestone ....................(L) 4-10USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 8-2USC Spartanburg ......(L) 12-17USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 4-2Anderson ..................... (W) 6-5Presbyterian ................. (W) 4-2Francis Marion ............ (W) 8-7Francis Marion ............ (W) 8-5Francis Marion .......... (W) 11-7Newberry ..................... (W) 7-1Limestone .................. (W) 14-8Kennesaw State ...........(L) 3-13Kennesaw State ........... (W) 6-2Kennesaw State .............(L) 3-9Southern Wesleyan ...... (W) 5-2Erskine ........................ (W) 7-4Gardner-Webb ...............(L) 6-8Gardner-Webb ...............(L) 5-9Erskine ...................... (W) 11-6

2002(19-29, 7-22)

Coach Rusty StroupeArmstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 7-6Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 2-6Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 8-2Presbyterian ................. (W) 8-5Anderson .......................(L) 2-6Columbus State .............(L) 0-2'Columbus State ............(L) 0-8Columbus State ........... (W) 9-5Limestone ......................(L) 5-6USC Aiken ....................(L) 6-8USC Aiken ..................(L) 9-10USC Aiken ....................(L) 3-7Newberry ..................... (W) 9-5USC Spartanburg ..........(L) 1-2USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 7-5Kennesaw State .............(L) 4-8Kennesaw State ...........(L) 6-10Kennesaw State .............(L) 3-8Paine ..............................(L) 2-6Paine ............................ (W) 7-4Newberry ..................... (W) 7-2UNC Pembroke .............(L) 2-3UNC Pembroke .............(L) 2-5UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 7-5Southern Wesleyan ...... (W) 8-4Minnesota-Duluth ....... (W) 8-4Minnesota-Duluth ....... (W) 7-6Augusta State ..............(L) 3-10Augusta State .............. (W) 5-4Augusta State ................(L) 1-3North Florida .................(L) 2-7

North Florida .................(L) 1-8North Florida ............... (W) 4-2North Greenville ...........(L) 1-2North Greenville ......... (W) 5-3Gardner-Webb .............(L) 3-10Gardner-Webb ............. (W) 5-1Belmont Abbey .............(L) 1-4Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-3Francis Marion ..............(L) 0-4Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-3Erskine .................... (W) 12-10Presbyterian ............. (W) 14-13Presbyterian ...................(L) 1-4Georgia College ............(L) 4-5Georgia College ..........(L) 0-14Georgia College ............(L) 2-6Erskine ........................ (W) 6-3

2003(27-29, 10-19)

Coach Mike McGuireNova Southeastern ......(L) 4-10Florida Tech ................ (W) 9-8Presbyterian ................. (W) 8-4Emmanuel ................. (W) 24-3Emmanuel ................. (W) 17-7Benedict ...................... (W) 9-5Benedict ...................... (W) 7-3Anderson .....................(L) 5-10Columbus State ........... (W) 9-4Columbus State ........... (W) 4-3St. Andrews ................. (W) 9-6St. Andrews ................. (W) 4-2USC Aiken ....................(L) 3-4USC Aiken ....................(L) 0-9USC Aiken ....................(L) 6-7USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 3-2USC Spartanburg ..........(L) 3-6USC Spartanburg ...... (W) 13-1Bluefi eld State ........... (W) 18-0Kennesaw State ........... (W) 4-2Kennesaw State .............(L) 4-6Kennesaw State ...........(L) 2-11Jamestown College .......(L) 8-9Jamestown College ... (W) 10-1Jamestown College .......(L) 2-7Jamestown College ... (W) 13-1UNC Pembroke .............(L) 0-3UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 9-0UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 4-1Newberry .......................(L) 2-9Augusta State ................(L) 5-8Augusta State ................(L) 1-3Augusta State ................(L) 4-7North Florida .................(L) 0-3North Florida .................(L) 3-4

North Florida .................(L) 5-6Belmont Abbey ........... (W) 7-0Limestone ..................(L) 13-14North Greenville ....... (W) 12-3North Greenville ...........(L) 1-2Francis Marion ..............(L) 3-5Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-2Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-4Limestone ....................(L) 8-10Presbyterian .................(L) 4-11Georgia College ............(L) 1-5Georgia College .......... (W) 5-4Georgia College .......... (W) 4-0Erskine ........................ (W) 9-5Erskine ........................ (W) 5-0Anderson .......................(L) 4-6North Greenville ......... (W) 3-0North Greenville ......... (W) 7-2Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-7Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-5Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 3-1

2004(33-23, 14-16)

Coach Mike McGuireMars Hill ..................... (W) 4-2Mars Hill ..................... (W) 8-4Mars Hill ..................... (W) 8-0Voorhees .................... (W) 12-3Bluefi eld College ........ (W) 7-0Bluefi eld College ........ (W) 6-0St. Andrews ................. (W) 6-5Erskine ...................... (W) 13-4Augusta State .............. (W) 4-2Augusta State ................(L) 2-3Augusta State ................(L) 3-5Benedict .................... (W) 18-4UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 8-2UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 3-1UNC Pembroke .............(L) 2-3Newberry ..................... (W) 5-4Georgia College ............(L) 6-7Georgia College .......... (W) 9-5Georgia College .......... (W) 8-1Fairmont State ........... (W) 20-4Bellarmine ................... (W) 4-0Fairmont State ........... (W) 15-1Bellarmine ................. (W) 10-2USC Aiken .................. (W) 4-3USC Aiken ....................(L) 2-3USC Aiken .................. (W) 4-1Newberry .......................(L) 7-8Newberry .......................(L) 2-3Columbus State ........... (W) 7-6Columbus State .............(L) 0-8Columbus State .............(L) 0-9

Anderson ..................... (W) 8-2Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 3-8Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 4-3Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 3-4Southern Wesleyan ...... (W) 9-7Presbyterian ...................(L) 5-8North Florida .................(L) 4-5North Florida ............... (W) 1-0North Florida .................(L) 2-3Presbyterian ............... (W) 15-6USC Spartanburg ...... (W) 18-5USC Spartanburg ..........(L) 4-5USC Spartanburg ........ (W) 9-0Erskine ........................(L) 8-10Anderson .......................(L) 2-4Francis Marion ..............(L) 0-4Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-2Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-2Belmont Abbey ......... (W) 17-7St. Andrews .................(L) 5-15Presbyterian ................. (W) 9-3Tusculum .....................(L) 6-10Kennesaw State ...........(L) 7-13Kennesaw State ........... (W) 6-5Kennesaw State ........... (W) 8-7

2005(30-28, 11-18)

Coach Mike McGuireSt. Andrews ................. (W) 5-0Fairmont State ........... (W) 16-7Fairmont State ........... (W) 13-3Fairmont State ............. (W) 7-0Alderson Broaddus .... (W) 14-6Alderson Broaddus ...... (W) 7-1Alderson Broaddus .... (W) 13-5Erskine ..........................(L) 7-8Augusta State .............. (W) 5-3Augusta State .......... (W) 16-12Augusta State ..............(L) 4-11Benedict .................... (W) 14-1UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 6-5UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 2-1UNC Pembroke .........(L) 10-12Presbyterian ............. (W) 15-10Newberry ..................... (W) 5-3Georgia College .......... (W) 9-3Georgia College ............(L) 2-1Georgia College ........ (W) 10-6Hawaii Pacifi c ............. (W) 6-4Hawaii Pacifi c ...............(L) 2-3Hawaii Pacifi c ............. (W) 8-5Hawaii Pacifi c .............(L) 7-12Hawaii Pacifi c .............(L) 7-10Hawaii Pacifi c ...............(L) 8-9Columbus State .............(L) 1-5

Columbus State ........... (W) 4-1Columbus State ......... (W) 11-6Anderson .......................(L) 4-5Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 3-5Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 2-4Newberry ..................... (W) 7-5North Florida .................(L) 5-8North Florida ...............(L) 1-11North Florida .................(L) 2-6Belmont Abbey .............(L) 0-1Belmont Abbey .............(L) 4-7Anderson ..................... (W) 5-3USC Upstate................(L) 6-10USC Upstate..................(L) 1-6USC Upstate..................(L) 0-5Francis Marion ............ (W) 7-2Francis Marion ..............(L) 4-7Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-9St. Andrews ...................(L) 6-8Erskine ...................... (W) 16-0North Greenville ....... (W) 15-3North Greenville ....... (W) 13-7Presbyterian ................. (W) 9-1North Georgia ........... (W) 12-7North Georgia ..............(L) 6-9

Kennesaw State .............(L) 6-7Kennesaw State .............(L) 5-6Kennesaw State ........... (W) 7-1USC Aiken ....................(L) 1-2USC Aiken ....................(L) 2-7USC Aiken .................. (W) 2-0

2006(31-22, 13-14 PBC)Coach Bll Jarmin

Lenoir-Rhyne ................(L) 3-4Clafl in ........................ (W) 13-2St. Andrews ............... (W) 14-4Fairmont State ............. (W) 3-2Fairmont State ........... (W) 17-2Fairmont State ............. (W) 8-1Pfeiffer ......................(L) 11-12Pfeiffer ........................ (W) 2-1Pfeiffer ........................ (W) 5-0Erskine ........................(L) 3-10Francis Marion ............(L) 1-10Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-3Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-3Presbyterian ............... (W) 11-3Augusta State .............. (W) 6-5

Augusta State .............. (W) 5-3Augusta State .............. (W) 8-3Erskine ........................ (W) 5-3St. Augustine’s .......... (W) 10-4St. Augustine’s .......... (W) 11-0Bloomsburg ............... (W) 12-1Lincoln Memorial .........(L) 1-5Bloomsburg ............... (W) 11-6Lenoir-Rhyne ............ (W) 13-7Anderson ................... (W) 16-7Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 5-4Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 0-5Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 5-2St. Andrews .................(L) 2-10USC Upstate..................(L) 4-6USC Upstate................ (W) 3-0USC Upstate..................(L) 6-7Wingate ................... (W) 11-10Clafl in .......................... (W) 9-1UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 6-5UNC Pembroke ...........(L) 5-10UNC Pembroke .............(L) 2-4Presbyterian .................(L) 2-12Georgia College ............(L) 3-8Georgia College .......... (W) 2-1

Alderson Broaddus ......................................3-0Anderson ...................................................17-9Armstrong Atlantic ..................................18-25Asbury .........................................................1-0Augusta State ..........................................22-19Barry ...........................................................4-0Barton ..........................................................3-0Bellarmine ...................................................2-0Belmont Abbey ...........................................3-6Benedict ......................................................5-0Bloomsburg .................................................3-0Bluefi eld College ........................................2-0Bluefi eld State .............................................1-0Brevard ........................................................0-1Carson-Newman .........................................3-1Catawba .......................................................3-4Clafl in ..........................................................2-0Coker ...........................................................4-2Columbus State .......................................21-21Emmanuel ...................................................9-0Erskine ....................................................18-13Fairmont State .............................................9-0Felician College ..........................................3-0Flagler .........................................................3-3Florida Tech ................................................1-0Francis Marion ........................................14-30Gardner-Webb .............................................1-4Georgia College ......................................13-27Georgia Southwestern ...............................10-5Hawaii Pacifi c .............................................2-4Jamestown College .....................................2-2

Against All Opponents

Scores from the Past

Kennesaw State .........................................7-16Lenoir-Rhyne ..............................................2-4Limestone ..................................................9-12Lincoln Memorial .......................................1-2Mars Hill .....................................................4-1Milligan .......................................................1-0Minnesota-Duluth .......................................2-0Montreat ......................................................1-1Newberry ...................................................17-5North Florida .............................................7-17North Georgia .........................................10-10North Greenville .......................................15-5Nova Southeastern ......................................0-1Paine ............................................................1-1Pfeiffer ........................................................5-5Piedmont .....................................................0-1Presbyterian .............................................12-10Southern Wesleyan ......................................4-0St. Andrews ...............................................21-5St. Augustine’s ............................................2-0Tusculum .....................................................0-1UNC Asheville ............................................0-4UNC Pembroke .......................................19-22USC Aiken ..............................................14-34USC Upstate............................................16-13Voorhees ......................................................1-0West Liberty ................................................3-0West Virginia State ......................................3-2Wingate .......................................................3-6Mount Olive ................................................0-1

Georgia College ..........(L) 3-11Wingate ..................... (W) 11-4USC Aiken ..................(L) 3-11USC Aiken .................. (W) 5-3USC Aiken .................. (W) 6-2Anderson .....................(L) 6-12Columbus State .............(L) 4-7Columbus State .............(L) 1-7Columbus State .............(L) 4-9Erskine ........................(L) 4-10North Georgia ......... (W) 22-11North Georgia ............. (W) 4-3North Georgia ............. (W) 3-0

2007(20-34, 9-21)

Coach Chris MooreLenoir-Rhyne ................(L) 3-6Lenoir-Rhyne ..............(L) 6-12Erskine ........................ (W) 9-2Pfeiffer ...................... (W) 15-9Pfeiffer ........................(L) 3-13Limestone ..................(L) 17-25Columbus State .............(L) 1-5Columbus State ...........(L) 2-12Columbus State .........(L) 10-11Presbyterian ................. (W) 9-4USC Aiken ....................(L) 4-8USC Aiken ....................(L) 3-5USC Aiken ..................(L) 4-15Mars Hill .......................(L) 8-9Mars Hill ..................... (W) 7-2UNC Pembroke .............(L) 0-7UNC Pembroke ......... (W) 20-3UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 3-1Erskine ........................ (W) 3-2St. Andrews ............... (W) 10-0Augusta State ................(L) 2-8Augusta State ............ (W) 10-8Augusta State ..............(L) 2-10North Greenville ......... (W) 2-1Anderson ...................(L) 11-18North Georgia ...............(L) 0-6North Georgia ...............(L) 4-8North Georgia ...............(L) 1-2Wingate .....................(L) 11-12Belmont Abbey ...........(L) 3-11Armstrong Atlantic ......(L) 6-20Armstrong Atlantic .... (W) 12-9Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 0-1Presbyterian ...................(L) 2-6Belmont Abbey .............(L) 7-8Barton ........................ (W) 15-2Barton .......................... (W) 5-0Barton ...................... (W) 12-11Limestone .................. (W) 11-5Lenoir-Rhyne ................(L) 2-3

Georgia College ............(L) 4-9Georgia College ..........(L) 2-12Georgia College ..........(L) 2-13Wingate .........................(L) 1-2USC Upstate................(L) 8-12USC Upstate..............(L) 13-14USC Upstate................ (W) 7-6Erskine ..........................(L) 0-4Georgia Southwestern . (W) 3-2Georgia Southwestern . (W) 3-2Georgia Southwestern . (W) 3-2Francis Marion ............(L) 3-13Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-7Francis Marion .......... (W) 10-4

2008(20-33, 7-20)

Coach Chris MooreCatawba .......................(L) 1-11Catawba ....................... (W) 4-1Catawba .......................(L) 1-10St. Andrews ................. (W) 6-3Brevard ......................(L) 10-16Anderson ................. (W) 12-11Limestone ......................(L) 1-2Limestone ....................(L) 5-11Georgia Southwestern . (W) 5-4Georgia Southwestern ...(L) 7-8Georgia Southwestern ...(L) 3-4Pfeiffer ..........................(L) 0-1North Georgia ...............(L) 4-5North Georgia ........... (W) 11-9North Georgia ...............(L) 5-7Wingate ....................... (W) 8-2North Greenville ......... (W) 8-6West Virginia State ...... (W) 6-3West Virginia State ......(L) 2-11West Virginia State ...... (W) 7-4West Virginia State ...... (W) 4-0Belmont Abbey .............(L) 5-8Francis Marion ..............(L) 6-7Francis Marion ............ (W) 6-5Francis Marion ........ (W) 16-10Erskine ........................(L) 9-10Augusta State .............. (W) 6-0Augusta State ................(L) 1-2Augusta State .............. (W) 7-5Anderson ..................... (W) 7-6St. Andrews ................. (W) 7-6Georgia College ............(L) 2-4Georgia College ..........(L) 5-11Georgia College ............(L) 6-9Erskine ..........................(L) 0-8Columbus State ...........(L) 7-17Columbus State .............(L) 1-9Columbus State ...........(L) 4-12Anderson ................... (W) 12-2

St. Andrews ............... (W) 10-2UNC Pembroke .............(L) 1-3UNC Pembroke .............(L) 2-3UNC Pembroke .............(L) 2-6Catawba .........................(L) 5-9USC Aiken ..................(L) 4-24USC Aiken ....................(L) 2-6USC Aiken ..................(L) 5-15Erskine ........................(L) 5-12Pfeiffer ..........................(L) 3-6Pfeiffer ...................... (W) 12-7Armstrong Atlantic ......(L) 2-10Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-2Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 3-2

2009(25-23, 8-17)

Coach Chris MooreLincoln Memorial .......(L) 7-10Lincoln Memorial ....... (W) 7-2Newberry ..................... (W) 3-1Limestone .................... (W) 7-4Coker ........................... (W) 7-3St. Andrews ................. (W) 9-6Benedict .................... (W) 10-2Catawba .........................(L) 6-7Catawba ..................... (W) 10-8Catawba ..................... (W) 16-5Georgia Southwestern . (W) 3-2Georgia Southwestern .(L) 9-10Georgia Southwestern . (W) 4-3Emmanuel ................. (W) 12-2Emmanuel ................. (W) 10-2North Georgia ............. (W) 3-1North Georgia .............(L) 4-13North Georgia ...............(L) 2-3Limestone .................... (W) 5-3West Liberty ................ (W) 6-5West Liberty .............. (W) 11-5West Liberty .............. (W) 15-3Wingate .........................(L) 4-6Francis Marion .......... (W) 11-1Erskine ..........................(L) 1-2Augusta State ................(L) 0-4Augusta State .............. (W) 8-0Augusta State ..............(L) 7-15Erskine ..........................(L) 7-8Georgia College .......... (W) 4-3Georgia College ..........(L) 5-13Georgia College ..........(L) 0-11Anderson ..................... (W) 7-6Columbus State .............(L) 0-8Columbus State ........... (W) 4-2Columbus State ........... (W) 7-1St. Andrews ............. (W) 11-10Limestone ....................(L) 5-17UNC Pembroke .............(L) 0-4

UNC Pembroke ...........(L) 0-11UNC Pembroke ...........(L) 5-11Anderson ..................... (W) 6-3USC Aiken ..................(L) 3-11USC Aiken ..................(L) 1-12USC Aiken ..................(L) 6-11Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-6Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 4-5Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-4

2010(24-23, 6-18)

Coach Kermit SmithSt. Andrews ............... (W) 10-1St. Andrews ............... (W) 12-4St. Andrews ............... (W) 15-1Emmanuel ................. (W) 18-0Emmanuel ................. (W) 19-2Barry ........................... (W) 5-4Augusta State ..............(L) 6-12Felician ........................ (W) 6-2Felician ...................... (W) 11-2Felician ...................... (W) 11-5Erskine ........................(L) 6-10Carson-Newman ....... (W) 15-9Carson-Newman ......... (W) 4-2Pfeiffer ...................... (W) 14-5UNC Pembroke ...........(L) 4-17UNC Pembroke ...........(L) 5-10UNC Pembroke ...........(L) 7-14Bloomsburg ............. (W) 13-10USC Aiken ..................(L) 8-12USC Aiken ....................(L) 2-3USC Aiken ................(L) 10-12Wingate .........................(L) 5-8Armstrong Atlantic .... (W) 12-8Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 4-1Armstrong Atlantic ...... (W) 7-2Anderson ................... (W) 15-4North Georgia ............. (W) 8-1North Georgia .............(L) 3-11North Georgia .............(L) 3-10Newberry ..................... (W) 7-6Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-9Francis Marion ............(L) 9-10Francis Marion ............(L) 7-11Erskine .................... (W) 16-15Pfeiffer ..........................(L) 4-6Georgia Southwestern ...(L) 5-6Georgia Southwestern .(L) 0-12Georgia Southwestern . (W) 6-4Anderson ..................... (W) 5-2Flagler .........................(L) 8-12Flagler ....................... (W) 10-9Flagler ...........................(L) 3-4Wingate .......................(L) 7-11

Scores from the Past

Scores from the PastAugusta State .............. (W) 9-3Columbus State .............(L) 1-4Columbus State .............(L) 6-8Columbus State .............(L) 4-8

2011(29-24, 11-12)

Coach Kermit SmithCoker ......................... (W) 14-1Newberry .......................(L) 1-5Newberry .......................(L) 0-6Newberry ................... (W) 12-5Wingate ....................... (W) 8-3Lynn .......................... (W) 11-5Tampa ............................(L) 2-5Carson-Newman ......... (W) 2-1Erskine ..........................(L) 8-9North Greenville ......... (W) 2-1North Greenville ......... (W) 8-2North Greenville ...........(L) 5-6Carson-Newman ....... (W) 13-6Barry ........................... (W) 7-5Barry .............................(L) 3-5Barry .............................(L) 2-6Limestone ......................(L) 1-5UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 5-3UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 2-1Limestone ......................(L) 5-7USC Aiken .................. (W) 4-1USC Aiken .................. (W) 9-1USC Aiken ................ (W) 12-8Newberry ..................... (W) 6-2

Armstrong Atlantic ......(L) 4-10Arnstrong Atlantic .........(L) 1-2Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 7-8Erskine ...................... (W) 10-5North Georgia .............(L) 5-14North Georgia ...............(L) 2-6North Georgia ............. (W) 6-0Carson-Newman ......... (W) 8-4Francis Marion ..............(L) 1-9Francis Marion ........ (W) 11-10Francis Marion ..............(L) 0-6Erskine ...................... (W) 11-3Georgia SW ................. (W) 6-5Georgia SW ...................(L) 2-7Georgia SW ................. (W) 7-4Wingate ....................... (W) 9-5Tusculum .......................(L) 2-6Flagler ......................... (W) 6-2Flagler ...........................(L) 6-8Flagler ......................... (W) 3-1St. Andrews ................. (W) 2-0St. Andrews ............... (W) 11-4St. Andrews ............... (W) 16-3Columbus State .............(L) 4-7Columbus State .............(L) 2-6Columbus State ...........(L) 0-10Columbus State ........... (W) 3-2

PBC TournamentNorth Georgia ...............(L) 1-8Armstrong Atlantic ........(L) 1-3

2012(38-20, 18-12)

Coach Kermit SmithNewberry .......................(L) 5-7Newberry .................... (W) 2-1Newberry ................... (W) 10-9Carson-Newman ...........(L) 2-4Limestone .................... (W) 1-0Limestone ......................(L) 8-9Limestone ....................(L) 3-10Erskine ........................ (W) 7-3Barry ........................... (W) 4-1Barry ......................... (W) 10-5Barry ........................... (W) 4-3Brevard ...................... (W) 13-3Augusta State ..............(L) 3-13Augusta State ............ (W) 11-1Augusta State .............. (W) 8-3North Greenville ....... (W) 13-5Georgia College ........ (W) 10-0Georgia College .......... (W) 5-4Georgia College ............(L) 5-6Erskine ...................... (W) 11-5Georgia SW ............... (W) 10-1Georgia SW ................. (W) 4-2Georgia SW ............... (W) 14-1Newberry ..................... (W) 6-0Columbus State ........... (W) 7-6Columbus State ........... (W) 6-3Columbus State ......... (W) 11-7Carson-Newman ....... (W) 11-5

DOLNY STADIUMHome of the Bearcats

USC Aiken .................. (W) 8-7USC Aiken ..................(L) 2-10Anderson ..................... (W) 6-5Armstrong ................... (W) 9-6Armstrong ...................(L) 8-11Armstrong .....................(L) 3-7North Greenville ......... (W) 7-5UNC Pembroke .............(L) 5-6UNC Pembroke ........... (W) 9-2UNC Pembroke .............(L) 4-7Anderson ..................... (W) 1-0Francis Marion ..............(L) 2-5Francis Marion ..............(L) 7-9Francis Marion ............(L) 1-11Erskine ........................ (W) 7-1Flagler ...........................(L) 3-6Flagler ....................... (W) 10-0Flagler ......................... (W) 7-3North Georgia ........... (W) 10-5North Georgia ........... (W) 17-0North Georgia ......... (W) 16-10

PBC TournamentGeorgia College .......... (W) 5-0Columbus State ........... (W) 6-5USC Aiken ....................(L) 3-9USC Aiken .................. (W) 7-4Armstrong .....................(L) 1-3

SE Regional TournamentMount Olive ................ (W) 7-5Armstrong .....................(L) 2-3Francis Marion ............(L) 3-10

Lander University at a Glance

Lander University has been providing educational and cultural opportunities to the people of

Greenwood County since 1904, when Lander relocat-ed to Greenwood from Williamston, S.C. Founded in Williamston in 1872 as a women’s college, Lander is now a coeducational, state-assisted university offering majors, minors and emphases in more than 60 areas of study.

Among the degrees offered by Lander are the bach-elor of arts, the bachelor of science, the M.Ed. in Montessori education, the M.A.T. - art education and the M.Ed. in teaching and learning.

Lander is fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The following programs are accredited by their state and national accrediting agencies: athletic training, music, business administration, nursing, teacher edu-cation, Montessori program and visual arts.

Full-time enrollment is approximately 3,100 with a student body representing 29 states and 17 foreign countries. The College of Business and Public Affairs enrolls the largest number of majors, followed by the College of Education. Lander has an exceptionally strong science program, and more than 90 percent of those applying to medical school in recent years have been accepted. Students in Lander’s engineering dual degree program have a 100 percent acceptance rate at Clemson.

Located in the heart of Greenwood, Lander serves as the cultural focal point of the area. Our Josephine B.j Abney Cultural Center houses Lander’s Fine Arts pro-grams and this state-of-the-art facility is also the home of the Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts series.

Events for community residents of all ages are host-ed by the university. These include the Scholastic Art Awards Competition for junior and senior high school artists throughout South Carolina; a high school the-atre festival and Fine Arts study tours.

Lander athletics teams have reaped honors at both the district and national levels, including 12 national championships in men’s tennis. A member of the NCAA Division II, Lander plays in the Peach Belt Conference and sponsors teams in men’s and women’s basketball, golf, soccer and tennis; men’s baseball; and women’s softball and volleyball.

The university’s 130,000-square-foot John Drum-

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mond Complex, which houses the Finis Horne Arena and the Joe V. Chandler Physical Educa-tion and Exercise Studies Center, opened in 1993, and basketball fans can watch the Bearcats play in the 2,500-seat arena.

The entrance to Lander, the 300-bed Centennial Hall dormitory and the Equestrian Center were re-cently completed. Lander has also recently redesigned and expanded the campus dining hall.

The $20 million Jeff May Complex, which is home to the Lander baseball, soccer, softball and tennis pro-grams, opened in September 2011.

Adam TaylorGovernmental Relations

David MashAcademic Affairs

Ralph PattersonUniversity Advancement

Tom CovarBusiness and Administration

Randy BouknightStudent Affairs

Lander University at a Glance

Lander Athletics Personnel

Brett SimpsonM&W Tennis

Jeff MayAthletics Director

Kevin PedersonWomen’s Basketball

Chris AyerWomen’s Soccer

Chipper BagwellAssistant AD/Golf

Sophia BondiesAssistant Trainer

Jeff BurkhamerMen’s Basketball

Dr. David SealyTeam Physician

Bob StonerSports Information

Kent AtkinsHead Athletic Trainer

Kathy CochranAthletics Support

Chris AndersonBaseball Assistant

Ashley StathasVolleyball

Steve RobertsM. Basketball Asst.

Van TaylorMen’s Soccer

Bryan WellsAssistant Trainer

DeCole ShoemateW. Basketball Asst.

Dr. John CathcartTeam Orthopedist

Susan GoingNCAA/FAR

Tina WhitlockSoftball

Kermit SmithBaseball

Cheryl BellAssistant AD/SWA

Kim Schoolfi eldCheerleaders

Steve GroganAssistant AD

Tina Whitlock

Chipper Bagwell

S G iJoe CabriTennis Coach Emeritus

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MAJORSAthletic TrainingBiology

Genetics Medical TechnologyBusiness Administration

Accounting Finance/Economics Health Care Management Management/MarketingChemistryComputer Information Systems

Networking Software DevelopmentCriminal Justice Management (Online only)Early Childhood Education*

MontessoriElementary Education*Engineering(Dual Degree with Clemson University)

Chemistry Computer Information Systems MathematicsEnglish*

Professional WritingEnvironmental ScienceExercise ScienceHistory*Mass Communication and Theatre

Mass Communication TheatreMathematics*Music*

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Lander Academics

Small class sizes, individual attention and accomplished profes-sors are Lander’s trademarks for outstanding education. Through-out their time at Lander, students are encouraged to explore paths in the humanities, sciences and arts. Lander provides students the opportunity to turn their goals into reality!

Faculty

Lander’s 150 full-time faculty members with excellent academic credentials have trained in some of America’s fi nest graduate schools. The majority of our faculty hold terminal degrees in their areas from renowned universities in the United States and around the world.

Faculty and Students

With the University’s 18:1 student/faculty ratio, the professors are more than teachers -- they are advisers who help students de-fi ne their career goals, and friends who encourage them to work diligently toward these goals. Lander’s faculty and staff offer each student a personal invitation to learn, to discover, to grow and to accept life’s challenges with excitement and determination.

Physical Education*Political Science

Public AdministrationPsychologySociology - Criminal JusticeSpanishSpecial Education*Visual Arts

Graphic Design* Teacher Certifi cation Available

MINORSAfrican-American StudiesAnthropologyArt HistoryBiologyBusiness AdministrationChemistryChild and Family StudiesComputer Information SystemsDanceEconomicsElectronic ArtEnglishEnglish - Professional WritingEnvironmental ScienceFrenchHealth Care ManagementHistoryInformation TechnologyInternational BusinessInternational StudiesLatin-American StudiesLeadershipMass CommunicationMathematicsMilitary Science and Leadership

MusicMusical TheatrePhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-LawPsychologyPublic AdministrationReligionSociologySpanishTheatreTherapeutic HorsemanshipVisual Arts

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSPre-DentistryPre-LawPre-MedicinePre-Occupational TherapyPre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-Physician’s AssistantPre-Veterinary Medicine

GRADUATE STUDIESMaster of Arts in Teaching (Art)Master of Education in Montessori EducationMaster of Education in Teaching and Learning

Diverse LearnersExercise & Sports StudiesInstructional Technology

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMHealth Care Management

About Lander

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HISTORY

Lander University was founded by Methodist clergyman Samuel Lander in 1872 as Williamston Female College in Wil-liamston, S.C. It remained a private institution for 26 years. In 1898, the College gained support of the South Carolina Confer-ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. In 1904, the College was relocated to Greenwood, S.C., and was renamed Lander College in honor of its founder.

In 1948, when the Methodist Conference, pursuant to a policy of consolidation in its education efforts, decided to end support of Lander College, interested citizens of Greenwood formed The Lander Foundation as a nonprofi t corporation and leased the College from the Church.

In 1951, the county of Greenwood obtained the College name and property from the Methodist Conference. The South Carolina General Assembly created the Green-wood County Education Com-mission, known as The Lander Foundation, to serve as the board of control for the College. Lander thus became the only four-year lib-eral arts college in the United States to be controlled and fi nanced by a county govern-ment.

On July 1, 1973, Lander College came under the control of the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges of South Carolina, mak-ing Lander a state-supported college. The State College Board of Trustees governed Lander, the College of Charleston and Francis Marion College. Effective July 1, 1988, governance of Lander was vested in the Lander College Board of Trustees.

On July 1, 1992, by action of the Board of Trustees, the insti-tution became Lander University.

Lander was founded as a college for women. Men were admit-ted in 1943, and the institution is now completely coeducational. Lander University subscribes to a policy of equal educational and employment opportunity for all.

Mission StatementGrounded in the belief that education is a liberating force

which makes it possible for an individual to live a life of meaningful activity, of personal satisfaction, and of service to others as a neighbor and a citizen, Lander University has chosen

teaching and learning as its principal concerns and providing a challenging education for qualifi ed students as its mission. Through its liberal arts programs and its professional schools for business, education and nursing, the university offers an under-graduate curriculum that combines a broad liberal education with specialized study leading either to immediate application in a career or to more advanced study. The undergraduate programs provide opportunities for students to achieve competence in a major discipline and to explore a broad core curriculum designed to assist them in developing the ability (1) to gather and criti-cally analyze information from a variety of fi elds and to use that information as a basis for reasoned judgments and for effective problem solving, (2) to synthesize diverse ideas and information, and (3) to understand and convey ideas clearly. In addition to its undergraduate programs, Lander provides a limited number of

master’s programs and post-graduate courses that respond to criti-cal needs of the immediate region and the state. Sup-porting the uni-versity’s role as a teaching institu-tion and recogniz-ing that scholar-ship is essential to establishing and maintaining excellence of in-struction, Lander faculty engage in scholarly and creative activi-ties appropriate to their teaching fi elds. In addi-

tion, the faculty and staff recognize Lander’s responsibility to the public and to the local economy; therefore, the university serves as an intellectual and cultural center and cooperates with various agencies, schools and businesses.

STUDENT ACTIVITIESLander University has over 60 organizations and clubs, each

offering students different opportunities. The choices, challenges and opportunities students face by participating in these organiza-tions will assist them in classes and will allow them to meet new friends and socialize with old friends. There are many different areas to choose from, such as academic organizations, clubs and interest groups, media organizations, club sports, honor-ary societies, religious organizations, and Greek fraternities and sororities.

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About Lander

About Lander

Lander’s beautiful 190-acre campus is a combination of contemporary and traditional facilities, and the campus is

continually growing and changing. Lander boasts a 275,000 item library, the Josephine B. Abney Cultural Center with a beautiful art gallery and 700-seat auditorium, contemporary classrooms and a well-equipped Student Center. Lander’s math and science building is equipped with the most advanced equipment and labo-ratories. Home of Lander basketball, our physical education/ath-letics complex provides classrooms, a basketball arena, an indoor pool, racquetball courts, an indoor track and a weight room.

Lander is a state-assisted coeducational university with an enrollment of approximately 3,100. Founded in 1872, Lander is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s- and master’s-level degrees.

Greenwood - The Emerald CityGreenwood is among the top 10 largest cities in South Carolina

with a population of 23,000 and a county population exceeding 66,000. It is located near the Piedmont Plateau in western South Carolina. Greenwood is three to four hours west of the beautiful South Carolina beaches and two to four hours southeast of the popular Blue Ridge Mountains.

Greenwood’s climate generally allows for year-round enjoy-ment of the outdoors! At Lake Greenwood, you’ll fi nd public boat landings, bait and tackle shops, fi shing piers, picnic and swimming areas, campsites, a variety of restaurants and the Greenwood State Park. For sports enthusiasts, there are many beautifully manicured golf courses in the area as well as Lander’s Joe Chandler Physical Education and Exercise Studies Center, the YMCA and the Greenwood Civic Center.

The Greenwood Museum has a variety of exhibits and has twice been recognized as the S.C. Tourist Attraction of the Year in its category. Lander’s Monsanto Gallery receives over 500 visi-tors monthly to view exhibits of Southeastern artists. The Green-wood Community Theatre offers plays and musicals throughout the year, including children’s theatre. And the Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts sponsors an annual series of concerts and events that brings international music, dance and theatre to Lander’s Josephine B. Abney Cultural Center stage.

SUPPORT SERVICESLander offers a number of progams to ensure that all students

reach their highest potential inside and outside of the classroom. These services are free to the students and we encourage every student to take advantage of them. They often make the differ-ence when a student is encountering diffi culties in college.

Academic Success CenterThe Academic Success Center (ASC) provides quality services

to students and faculty through a variety of retention efforts. These efforts include peer tutoring, academic advising for high-risk students, advising seminars for faculty, an intervention program for students on academic probation (SASP), one-on-

one mentoring, study skills classes (College Seminar 101), high school-to-college transition programs for incoming freshmen, and advisement/registration assistance to incoming and future transfer students. Additionally, the Academic Success Center offers placement and CLEP testing and preparation for PRAXIS exams (Education major only). Furthermore, the Academic Success Cen-ter coordinates the accommodations for students with disabilities in conjunction with the Wellness Center.

Career ServicesThe Offi ce of Career Services provides education, counseling,

information and assistance to Lander students in areas that are related to career choices and employment opportunities. These services include individual career counseling, career fairs, interest preference testing, career Internet lab and library, graduate school resources, on-campus interviews, career presentations (resume' writing, interviewing skills, etc.) and a part-time/full-time job posting service.

Counseling ServicesOffi ces within the Department of Counseling Services ex-

ist in order to help prevent problems, or to assist students in dealing with problems once they occur. Personal counseling is available at no charge on an individual, confi dential basis to any student experiencing diffi culties such as low morale, relationship problems, time management pressures, alcohol or drug abuse, or poor academic performance. Personal counseling is accessible by appointment or on a walk-in basis for students.

LANDER’S CAMPUS LIFE

Residence LifeLander’s residence halls offer an ideal living environment for

student’s right on campus. Besides the convenience of living close, residence life allows students to encounter a full college experience. Meeting new friends, living away from home and no monthly bills are just a few advantages to residence life. Lander’s campus is also safe, friendly and convenient with parking areas outside each residence hall.

SafetyLander University provides a 24-hour certifi ed police force to

enforce federal, state, and local laws, and university rules and regulations. They also administer the university vehicle registra-tion and parking policies and offer educational and crime preven-tion programs for students, faculty and staff.

Lander also has a formal Emergency Action Plan which estab-lishes procedures that will aid offi cials in determining the best use of resources to manage disasters, minimize loss of life and injury, and protect resources and facilities. Offi cers are available to escort students, faculty and staff as a safety precaution to and from areas on campus. Twenty seven emergency speaker tele-phones are located across campus. These phones are wired with emergency buttons that will automatically dial University Police.

Clubs and Organizations

Academic OrganizationsAmerican Chemical SocietyArt AllianceCouncil for Exceptional ChildrenEnvironmental Science Student Organization (ESSO)Lander Association for the Education of Young ChildrenLander Professional Business SocietyLU Student Nurses Association (LUSNA)Mathematical Association of AmericaMusic Educators National Conference (MENC)PEES ClubPolitical Science AssociationPsychology ClubSociology ClubSpanish Club

Clubs & Interests GroupsAfrican American Student Nursing AssociationBearcat Ultimate FrisbeeCollege RepublicansDephine Dance GroupLander Anime and Manga SocietyLander Cinema ClubLander DancersLander Lacrosse ClubLander Rugby ClubLander Swim ClubLander University Chess ClubLander University College DemocratsMinorities on the MovePeople to People InternationalPolitical Science AssociationResidence Hall AssociationRotaract Club of Lander University

MediaArt AllianceNew Voices (literary magazine)The Forum/Online (college newspaper)The Review (literary and art magazine)XLR Lander Radio (campus radio station)

Music GroupsBrass EnsembleChamber StringsGuitar EnsembleJazz ComboJazz EnsemblePercussion EnsemblePiano EnsembleWind EnsembleWoodwind EnsembleOld Main SingersUniversity Singers

Greek OrganizationsInterfraternity CouncilNational Pan-Hellenic Council

National Panhellenic ConferenceFraternities

Alpha Tau OmegaKappa Alpha PsiPhi Beta SigmaPi Kappa PhiTau Kappa Epsilon

SororitiesAlpha Kappa AlphaDelta Sigma ThetaGamma Phi BetaPhi MuZeta Phi BetaZeta Tau Alpha

Honorary SocietiesAlpha Chi (all disciplines)Alpha Psi Omega (theatre)Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor SocietyBeta Gamma Sigma (business)Blue Key Honor SocietyDelta Omicron (music)Kappa Delta Phi (education)Phi Alpha Theta (history)Sigma Tau Delta (English)Sigma Theta Tau (nursing)

Religious OrganizationsBaptist Collegiate MinistryChi Alpha OmegaChi SigmaFellowship of Christian AthletesIMPACTLander-Greenwood Wesley FoundationLutheran Campus MinistryYoung Life

University SponsoredBearcat Dance TeamLander University CheerleadersLander University Equestrian TeamPresidential AmbassadorsStudent Government AssociationUniversity Program Council

About Lander

“To be a member of a Lander University intercollegiate team is both a privi-lege and a responsibility. We expect and demand that our student-athletes excel in the classroom as well as on the courts and fi elds and that they perform with pride, poise and proper conduct. Character, citizenship and a spirit of volunteerism are also expected of those who compete on behalf of Lander University. We believe that these self-discipline activities will assist all student-athletes in obtaining a degree and will equally benefi t them in becoming contributing members of society.”

--Jeff May, Athletics Director

The Peach Belt ConferenceHome of 32 national championships and counting

Lander University is a proud member of the Peach Belt Conference, which formed in 1991-92 and is based in Augusta, Ga.

The conference hosts championships in men’s baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis and track, and women’s basketball, cross country, golf soccer, softball, tennis, track and volleyball.

The idea for the formation of the PBC was dis-cussed in November 1988 in Greenville, S.C., with 11 schools represented. Five of the colleges at that fi rst

meeting, along with two other schools, formed the new conference when USC Aiken hosted another meeting on Dec. 3, 1989.

The 14 current PBC members are: Armstrong Atlantic State University, Augusta State University, Clayton State University, Columbus State Univer-sity, Flagler University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State University, Georgia Southwestern, Lander University, Montevallo University, the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, North Georgia College & State University, USC Aiken and Young Harris College.

Visit the Peach Belt Conference website at www.peachbeltconference.org.

The NCAALander is one of 254 institutions that are members of NCAA Division II.

The NCAA is a voluntary association of about 1,200 colleges and universities, athletic conferences and sports organizations devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.

The colleges, universities and athletic conferences that make up the NCAA appoint volunteer representatives who serve on committees that introduce and vote on rules called bylaws.

The members also establish programs to govern, promote and further the purposes and goals of intercollegiate athletics. The membership is divided into three main divisions: Division I, II and III. Each NCAA division has a separate governing structure and membership representatives from each division that serve on associationwide committees. Visit the NCAA at www.ncaa.org.

www.landerbearcats.com

Lander University Athleticswould like to thank thefollowing businesses,

corporations and friendsfor their support.

AramarkBallentine FordBojanglesBurton CenterC.E. BourneCentury LinkChick-Fil-ACountybankCPWDiamond SpringsDixie Drive-InElliott Davis and Company, L.L.C.Greenwood Country ClubGunnell’s MarineHoward’s On MainJameson InnLakelands Orthopaedic ClinicLander Alumni AssociationLittle PigsLloyd Roofi ngM&M TireMcDonald, Patrick, Baggett,

Poston &Hemphill, LLPMcDonald’sPalmetto TreasuresPapa John’s PizzaPepsiQuality ChryslerRainbow SignsRegency ParkRo-Mac TrophiesSavannah LakesSims ConcreteSnead BuildersSports BreakThe Links at Stoney PointThe Patriot Golf Club at Grand

HarborZaxby’s

THE UNIVERSITY: Lander is a state-assisted, coeducational uni-versity with approximately 3,100 students. Founded in 1872, Lander is fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s and mas-ter’s degrees.

LOCATION: Greenwood is located near the middle of the Piedmont Plateau in western South Carolina. It is 74 miles west of Co-

lumbia, S.C., 55 miles south of Greenville, S.C., 121 miles southwest of Charlotte, N.C., and 155 miles east of Atlanta, Ga. Greenwood is also three to four hours west of the South Carolina beaches and two to four hours southeast of the popular Blue Ridge

Mountains.SIZE: Greenwood is the ninth largest city in

South Carolina with a population near 30,000. Greenwood County’s population exceeds 65,000.FACULTY: Our faculty is made up of 150 full-

time faculty members with excellent academic credentials who have trained in some of America’s fi nest graduate schools. The majority

of faculty members hold terminal degrees from universities in the United States and around the world.

STUDENTS: Represented in our student body are students from every county in South Carolina, from 29 states and 18 foreign coun-tries. The Lander student body consists of 32.8 percent minority stu-dents. Sixty eight percent of the student body is female and 32 percent is male.

PROGRAMS: There are over 60 programs of undergraduate study as well as master’s degree programs in Montessori education and in teach-ing with art emphasis.

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Lander FactsLOCATION: Greenwood, SC 29649FOUNDED: 1872ENROLLMENT: 3,000PRESIDENT: Dr. Daniel W. BallNICKNAME: Lady BearcatsCOLORS: Royal Blue & GoldATHLETIC AFFILIATION: NCAA Division II and Peach Belt Conference

The Tower Building is a landmark on the Lander campus.

Staff Directory(Prefi x 864)

Jeff May, athletics director ................................................... 388-8314Chris Anderson, assistant baseball ....................................... 388-8046Kent Atkins, assistant AD/head athletics trainer .................. 388-8818Chris Ayer, women’s soccer ................................................. 388-8694Chipper Bagwell, assistant AD/golf coach .......................... 388-8758Cheryl Bell, assistant AD/NCAA/SWA ............................... 388-8316Reghan Boob, assistant athletic trainer ................................ 388-8281Jeff Burkhamer, men’s basketball ........................................ 388-8960Dr. John Cathcart, team orthopedist ..................................... 227-3213Kathy Cochran, athletics support ......................................... 388-8314Carla Decker, volleyball ...................................................... 388-8963Dee Garner, assistant softball ............................................... 388-8691Susan Going, NCAA/FAR ................................................... 388-8365Steve Grogan, Bearcat Club ................................................. 388-8351Kevin Pederson, women’s basketball .................................. 388-8257Steve Roberts, assistant men’s basketball ............................ 388-8026Kim Schoolfi eld, cheerleading ............................................. 388-8770Dr. Dave Sealy, team physician ........................................... 227-4691DeCole Shoemate, assistant women’s basketball ................ 388-8725Brett Simpson, men’s and women’s tennis .......................... 388-8773Kermit Smith, baseball ......................................................... 388-8961Doug Spears, interim softball .............................................. 388-8691Bob Stoner, assistant AD ..................................................... 388-8962Van Taylor, men’ soccer ....................................................... 388-8291Bryan Wells, assistant athletics trainer................................. 388-8170FAX ...................................................................................... 388-8889

Lander University in Brief

Date Time Opponent SiteFeb. 1 1:30 p.m. North Greenville Tigerville, S.C.Feb. 2 1 p.m. North Greenville Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 2 4 p.m. North Greenville Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 8 6 p.m. West Chester Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 9 3 p.m. West Chester Greenwood, S.C. Feb. 10 12 p.m. West Chester Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 12 2 p.m. Carson-Newman Jefferson City, Tenn.Feb. 16 1 p.m. Flagler St. Augustine, Fla.Feb. 16 4 p.m. Flagler St. Augustine, Fla.Feb. 17 1 p.m. Flagler St. Augustine, Fla.Feb. 20 6 p.m. Newberry Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 23 3 p.m. Young Harris Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 23 6 p.m. Young Harris Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 24 1 p.m. Young Harris Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 26 2 p.m. Brevard Brevard, N.C. Mar. 2 1 p.m. North Georgia Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 2 4:30 p.m. North Georgia Greenwood, S.C.Mar 3 1 p.m. North Georgia Greenwood, S.C. Mar. 6 2 p.m. Erskine Due West, S.C.Mar. 8 7 p.m. Francis Marion Florence, S.C.Mar. 9 1 p.m. Francis Marion Florence, S.C. Mar. 9 4 p.m. Francis Marion Florence, S.C.Mar. 13 6 p.m. Newberry Newberry, S.C.Mar. 15 6 p.m. Augusta State Augusta, Ga.Mar. 16 1 p.m. Augusta State Augusta, Ga.

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Mar. 16 4 p.m. Augusta State Augusta, Ga.Mar. 19 6 p.m. Erskine Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 23 3 p.m. Montevallo Greenwood, S.C. Mar. 23 6 p.m. Montevallo Greenwood, S.C. Mar. 24 12 p.m. Montevallo Greenwood, S.C. Mar. 26 3 p.m. Brevard Brevard, N.C. Mar. 29 6 p.m. Georgia Southwestern Greenwood, S.CMar. 30 1 p.m. Georgia Southwestern Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 30 4 p.m Georgia Southwestern Greenwood, S.C.Apr. 2 6 p.m. Anderson (S.C.) Greenwood, S.C.Apr. 5 7 p.m. Georgia College Milledgeville, Ga. Apr. 6 2 p.m. Georgia College Milledgeville, Ga. Apr. 6 5 p.m. Georgia College Milledgeville, Ga. Apr. 12 6 p.m. Anderson Greenville, S.C.Apr. 12 7 p.m. USC Aiken Greenwood, S.C.Apr. 13 3 p.m. USC Aiken Greenwood, S.C.Apr. 13 6 p.m. USC Aiken Greenwood, S.C.Apr. 20 3 p.m. Limestone Greenwood, S.C.Apr. 20 6 p.m. Limestone Gaffney, S.C.Apr. 21 2 p.m. Carson-Newman Greenwood, S.C. Apr. 27 1 p.m. Armstrong Savannah, S.C.Apr. 28 1 p.m. Armstrong Savannah, S.C.Apr. 28 4 p.m. Armstrong Savannha, S.C.

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