2016 wayne state university baseball media guide

wayne state baseball

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2016 wayne state university

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2016 MEDIA GUIDEThe 2016 Wayne State University Baseball Media Guide is a production of the WSU Sports Information Office – Jeff Weiss, Director; Cameron Weidenthaler, Assistant Sports Information Director – in conjunction with the WSU Baseball Office. Compiled, edited and layout by Cameron Weidenthaler. Additional assistance provided by Jeff Weiss. Cover design by Amanda St. Juliana. Photography by Mark Hicks (WestSide Photographic), Chuck Andersen, Ron Harper, Otto Greule Jr. (Getty Images), Ken Weisenberger, Pulaski Mariners Media Relations, Jason Clark, Adam Bouton and Cameron Weidenthaler. Printed by Inland Press (Detroit, MI). Media guide information current as of February 15, 2016.

DIRECTIONS TO WSU BASEBALL FIELDFrom the West: Take I-94 East. Exit at Trumbull Avenue. Turn right onto Trumbull Avenue, then left onto Warren Avenue. Parking is in Lot 50 off Warren Avenue.From the East: Take I-94 West. Exit at Woodward/Brush Avenues. Remain on Ford Service Drive to Woodward Avenue. Turn left onto Woodward Avenue, going south to Warren Avenue. Turn right onto Warren Avenue. Continue west on Warren Avenue to Lodge Freeway (M 10) overpass. Lot 50 is located on the right just past the overpass.From the North: Take I-75 South to Warren Avenue exit. Turn right onto Warren Avenue. Continue west on Warren Avenue to Lodge Freeway (M 10) overpass. Lot 50 is located just past the overpass.From the South: Take I-75 North to Lodge Freeway (M 10) North. Exit at Forrest/Warren Avenues. Turn left onto Warren Avenue (2nd light). Cross over Lodge Freeway and turn right into Lot 50.

ON THE COVER The 2016 WSU Baseball Media Guide cover features (left to right) captains Dennis Olszewski, Jeremy Carrell, head coach Ryan Kelley and captains Alex Kinch and Sean Winkelseth. Designed by Amanda St. Juliana.

MISSION STATEMENTWayne State University believes that intercollegiate athletics are an important and wholesome

adjunct to the principal purposes of the University: (1) the advancement of knowledge through research and investigation; and (2) the dissemination of knowledge through teaching. To that end, participants in intercollegiate athletics must be, first and foremost, students whose fundamental aim is to obtain a sound education.

A major mission of the University is to achieve an increasing level of excellence in the quality of its programs and to enhance the visibility and recognition of the University as a whole. Students who participate in intercollegiate athletics are directly involved in the implementation of this mission of excellence, and by such participation, provide a unifying objective of community and University.

Wayne State University believes that a well-balanced program in intercollegiate sports is important so long as it remains in proper focus as an ancillary of the real purposes of the University; so long as it remains under academic control; so long as the players are bona fide students; and so long as the coaches strive to instill qualities of honesty, sportsmanship and clean play.

Grace Harper Florist ................ 10

Circa 1890 Saloon .................. 10

Flo Boutique ........................... 10

Garden Bowl ........................... 11

La Pita Fresh ........................... 11

Niner Strong .......................... 14

SPONSORSWayne State University Baseball would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support this season:

QC Innovations ....................... 43

Winks ..................................... 51

Vulcan Systens, LLC ................. 51

McShane’s ....... Inside Back Cover

Carhartt .................... Back Cover

INTRODUCTIONQuick Facts / Team Information ...................................... 1Sports Information ......................................................... 2Roster ............................................................................. 3Season Outlook .............................................................. 4Schedule......................................................................... 5

STAFFPresident Dr. M. Roy Wilson ............................................ 6Director of Athletics Rob Fournier ................................... 7Head Coach Ryan Kelley .................................................. 8Assistant Coaches/Support Staff ............................... 9-10

THE WARRIORSPlayer Profiles ......................................................... 12-22

2015 REVIEW / FACILITIES / CAMPS2015 Season Timeline .................................................. 24WSU Baseball Facilities ................................................ 25Harwell Field .......................................................... 26-28 Warrior Camps ............................................................. 292015 Statistics/Results ........................................... 30-322015 GLIAC Recap ......................................................... 33

HISTORY & RECORDSProgram History ........................................................... 34Year-By-Year Results ............................................... 35-39All-Time Series Results ........................................... 40-42Coaching Records ......................................................... 43Team Records ............................................................... 44Batting Records ...................................................... 45-46Pitching/Defense Records ....................................... 47-48All-Time Letterwinners ................................................. 49Warriors in the Pros ...................................................... 50

WAYNE STATEThis is Wayne State ................................................. 53-58Wayne State Academics ................................................ 59Athletic Administration .......................................... 60-61Staff and Coaches ......................................................... 62Sports Medicine / Strength & Conditioning ........................ 63WSU Athletic Hall of Fame ............................................ 64

BASEBALL STAFFHead Coach ................................................................................................Ryan Kelley Alma Mater/Year .......................................................................... Michigan / 1999 Office Phone .................................................................................... 313-577-2749 E-mail ................................................................................ [email protected] Record at WSU/Years .........................................218-148-1 (.595) / Seven Seasons Career Record/Years ............................................................................................SameAssistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator ................................................. Aaron HepnerAssistant Coaches .................................................................................... Clayton Ruch ......................................................................................................... Zach Johnson .................................................................................................. John Dombrowski ........................................................................................................Brad GuentherAssociate Athletic Trainer ................................................................... Steve DomzalskiExecutive Senior Associate Athletic Director (Baseball) .............................. Jason ClarkStrength & Conditioning Coach .............................................................. John Norcott

TEAM INFORMATION2015 Overall Record ........................................................................................ 24-25-1 Home ................................................................................................................ 9-5 Road ............................................................................................................ 8-14-1 Neutral ............................................................................................................. 7-62015 GLIAC Record/Finish ...................................................................... 16-15-1 / 6thLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................................................................ 17 / 9 Starting Position Players Returning/Lost .........................................................7 / 2 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost .................................................................... 3 / 1Newcomers ................................................................................................................8 Freshmen ............................................................................................................ 7 Transfers .............................................................................................................. 1

HISTORYFirst Year of Baseball ............................................................................................1941All-Time Varsity Record .............................................................1,204-1,282-16 (.484)GLIAC Titles .................................................... 7 (1980-82, 1998, 2005^, 2008^, 2010)GLIAC Tournament Appearances ...............................................10 (2004-06, 2008-15)NCAA Regional Appearances ........................................6 (2005, 2008, 2010-12, 2014)

^ Regular-Season Title

QUICK FACTSLocation ..................................................................................Detroit, Michigan 48202Founded ................................................................................................................1868Enrollment .................................................................. 27,222 (17,669 undergraduate)Colors ....................................................................................................... Green & GoldNickname .........................................................................................................WarriorsAffiliation .............................................................................................NCAA Division IIConference ...........................................................................................................GLIACStadium ..........................................................................................WSU Baseball Field Dimensions ......................................................................... 310-379-420-370-320 Capacity ............................................................................................................500President ........................................................................................... Dr. M. Roy WilsonFaculty Athletic Representative .................................................... Robert M. AckermanDirector of Athletics.................................................................................. Rob Fournier

SUPPORT STAFFChief of Staff .............................................................................................Theresa AristAssociate Athletic Director/Fiscal Operations .................................. Mary Beth BuchanAssociate Athletics Director/Academic Support/SWA .......................... Candice HowardSenior Associate Athletic Director/Media Relations ...................................... Jeff WeissAssistant Athletic Director/Compliance ......................................................... Alex TiseoAssistant Athletic Director/Marketing & Promotions .................................. Nicole StollAssistant Athletic Director/Development ......................................... Lauren LepkowskiAssistant Compliance Coordinator .......................................................... Kelsey MeyersAthletic Development Coordinator ..................................................... Jaclyn CrummeyCreative Services Coordinator ......................................................... Amanda St. JulianaAssistant Athletic Director/Facilities ....................................................... Bob OstrowskiAssociate Athletic Director/Head Athletic Trainer .................................... Michael ChanAssociate Athletic Trainer .................................................................... Steve DomzalskiAssociate Athletic Trainer .......................................................................Katie MinahanAssistant Athletic Trainer .......................................................................... Andrew StollAssistant Athletic Trainer ...................................................................... Jessica McNallyHead Strength & Conditioning Coach .................................................. Ruben MendozaAssociate Athletic Director/Campus Recreation ........................................Christy NolanMHRFC Facilities and Finance Supervisor ....................................................... Rob LatvaMultipurpose Indoor Facility Supervisor .................................................. Jim CampbellFacility Coordinator ..................................................................................... Mike FlynnEquipment Manager ............................................................................ Terrance WoodsBusiness Manager/Fiscal Operations ................................................... Linda Letkowski

Front Row (L to R): Head Coach Ryan Kelley, Randy Kuzdak, Brandyn Hall, Daniel Peake, Justin Sherman, Alex Kinch, Sean Winkelseth, Dennis Olszewski, Jeremy Carrell, Taylor Horn, Griffin Harms, Aaron Loconsole, Assistant Coach Aaron Hepner. Middle Row (L to R): Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach John Norcott, Athletic Trainer Steve Domzalski, JT Conti, Jack Schmidt, Nick Cowen, Justin Kelly, Nolan Dill, Chris

Horvath, Jared Tobey, Addison Pawelek, D.J. Zezula, Tristen Jorah, Studen Manager Jake DeWilde, Assistant Sports Information Director Cameron Weidenthaler. Back Row (L to R): Graduate Assistant Coach Zach Johnson, Zach Girard, Brad Baldwin, Tyler Tompson, Devin Rose, Cole Clifton,

Tyler Waldrop, Ryan Mergener, Josh Arndt, Brendan Wetmore, Graduate Assistant Coach Clayton Ruch.

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MEDIA OUTLETS

NEWSPAPERSDETROIT FREE PRESSSports EditorGeorge Sipple, Sports Writer600 W. Fort St.Detroit, MI 48226Phone: 313-222-6661Fax: 313-222-5983freep.com

DETROIT NEWSPhil Laciura, Sports Editor615 W. Lafayette Blvd.Detroit, MI 48226Phone: 313-222-2261Fax: 313-222-6019detnews.com

ASSOCIATED PRESS300 River PlaceSuite 2400Detroit, MI 48207Phone: 313-259-0650Fax: 313-259-4966ap.org

OAKLAND PRESSJeff Kuehn, Sports Editor48 W. HuronPontiac, MI 48342Phone: 248-745-4682Fax: 248-332-8885theoaklandpress.com

W W W.W S UAT H L E T I C S.CO MTHE ONLINE HOME OF THE WARRIORS

INFORMATIONWayne State baseball information can be accessed via the Internet. Log on to WSUAthletics.com to receive information on all 18 intercollegiate sports. The baseball site includes a schedule, roster, press releases, results, as well as up-to-date statistics.

CREDENTIALSPress and photo credentials for Warrior baseball games should be requested AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE. Requests should be directed to Jeff Weiss, SID, WSU Sports Information Office, 5101 John C. Lodge, 101 Matthaei, Detroit, MI 48202.

PARKINGParking for the athletic campus is located

in Lot 50 in front of the Matthaei off Warren Avenue just south of the arena entrance.

DIRECTIONS TO THE MATTHAEIFrom the West – Take I-94 East. Exit at Trumbull Avenue. Turn right onto Trumbull Avenue, then left onto Warren Avenue. Parking is in Lot 50 off Warren Avenue.From the East – Take I-94 West. Exit at Woodward/Brush Avenues. Remain on Ford Service Drive to Woodward Avenue. Turn left onto Woodward Avenue, going south to Warren Avenue. Turn right onto Warren Avenue. Continue west on Warren Avenue to Lodge Freeway (M 10) overpass. Lot 50 is located on your right just past the overpass.

From the North – Take I-75 South to Warren Avenue exit. Turn right onto Warren Avenue. Continue west on Warren Avenue to Lodge Freeway (M 10) overpass. Lot 50 is located just past the overpass.From the South – Take I-75 North to Lodge Freeway (M 10) North. Exit at Forest/Warren Avenues. Turn left onto Warren Avenue (2nd light). Cross over Lodge Freeway and turn right into Lot 50.

INTERVIEWSAll interviews with players and coaches should be arranged through the Sports Information Office. Please allow at least 24 hours to set up interviews. Arrangements will be made for telephone and in-person interviews at a mutually-

The online home of the Wayne State Warriors (WSUAthletics.com) has information on every WSU team including press releases, statistics, rosters, biographical information, and media guides. Enjoy other multimedia features such as blogs, podcasts, photo galleries, video and more. The site also provides links to the NCAA, the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and other related sites.

agreeable time.

PHOTOGRAPHERSOnly those accredited photographers working on assignment will be issued credentials from the Sports Information Office. Photographers are NOT allowed on the field or in the dugouts during contests without prior consent.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSHead coach Ryan Kelley will be available for the media by request after the game. Individual Warrior players’ names should be given to Cameron Weidenthaler at the end of the contest and will be made available after the coach meets with the team.

Video content is available to fans and media both at WSUAthletics.com and on YouTube. Warrior All-Access is a subscription-based site which provides live streaming video of home football, basketball and volleyball events. Archives of the games are available 24 hours after the conclusion of the event. Additionally, free on-demand video content is available on the WSU Athletics YouTube channel.

MACOMB DAILYJason Schmidt, Sports Editor100 Macomb Daily Dr.Mt. Clemens, MI 48043Phone: 586-469-4510Fax: 248-469-2892macombdaily.com

THE SOUTH ENDSports Editor5425 Woodward Ave.Suite 101Detroit, MI 48202Phone: 313-577-3496Fax: 313-993-8108thesouthend.wayne.edu

TELEVISIONWXYZ-TV 7 (ABC)Brad Galli, Sports Director20777 West Ten Mile RoadSouthfield, MI 48037Phone: 248-827-9420Fax: 248-827-9444wxyz.com

WJBK-TV2 (FOX)Dan Miller, Sports DirectorPO Box 2000Southfield, MI 48037Phone: 248-552-5114Fax: 248-557-1199myfoxdetroit.com

WDIV-TV 4 (NBC)Bernie Smilovitz, Sports Director550 W. LafayetteDetroit, MI 48226Phone: 313-222-0504Fax: 222-0592clickondetroit.com

RADIORuss McNamaraWSU Play-by-Play179 West Maplehurst StreetFerndale, MI 48220wdtkam.com

WWJ RADIOTony Ortiz, Sports26495 American DriveSouthfield, MI 48034Phone: 248-945-9950Fax: 248-304-4970wwj.com

Detroit Sports Broadcasters AssociationP.O. Box 1222Warren, MI 48090-1222

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NO. NAME POS. HT./WT. YR. B/T HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (LAST COLLEGE)2 Jeremy Carrell INF 5-10/170 R-Jr. R/R St. Clair, Mich. / St. Clair3 Brad Baldwin INF 5-10/180 So. L/R Troy, Mich. / Bishop Foley Catholic4 Brandyn Hall RHP 6-1/196 R-Jr. R/R Sylvania, Ohio / Northview5 Cole Clifton OF 6-1/205 Jr. L/R Sterling Heights. Mich. / De La Salle6 Justin Sherman INF 5-8/160 R-Jr. R/R Ann Arbor, Mich. / Pioneer7 Zach Girard C/INF 5-9/165 R-Fr. R/R Sleepy Hollow, Ill. / Dundee Crown8 Tristen Jorah INF/C 6-1/180 Fr. R/R Clinton Twp., Mich. / Stevenson9 Randy Kuzdak INF 6-1/175 R-Jr. R/R Redford, Mich. / Dearborn Divine Child10 Aaron Loconsole INF 5-7/180 Sr. R/R Macomb, Mich. / Marine City (Bowling Green)11 Ryan Mergener INF/OF 5-8/165 So. R/R Grand Rapids, Mich. / Portage Central12 Daniel Peake INF 6-1/186 Sr. L/R Mississauga, Ont. / Lorne Park13 Dennis Olszewski OF 6-0/205 R-Sr. R/R Ann Arbor, Mich. / Gabriel Richard (Wabash Valley CC)14 Tyler Waldrop RHP 6-0/160 Fr. R/R Grand Ledge, Mich. / Grand Ledge15 Addison Pawelek RHP 6-2/160 Fr. R/R Shelby Twp., Mich. / De La Salle16 Brendan Wetmore LHP 5-10/155 Fr. L/L Westland, Mich. / John Glenn17 Josh Arndt C 5-10/170 So. S/R Sterling Heights. Mich. / Oxford18 Alex Kinch RHP 6-2/195 R-Sr. R/R Ann Arbor, Mich. / Pioneer19 Chris Horvath RHP 6-4/215 Jr. R/R Lakeshore, Ont. / St. Anne Catholic20 JT Conti LHP/1B 6-2/214 R-So. L/L Trenton, Mich. / Trenton22 Tyler Tompson RHP 5-11/185 Jr. R/R Farmington, Mich. / Farmington23 D.J. Zezula RHP 6-1/210 Fr. R/R Clarkston, Mich. / Clarkston26 Jack Schmidt RHP/OF 6-3/185 Fr. R/R Fishers, Ind. / Indianapolis Cathedral27 Jared Tobey 1B/LHP 6-4/200 So. R/L St. Clair, Mich. / St. Clair31 Nick Cowen RHP/OF 6-3/175 So. R/R Tecumseh, Mich. / Tecumseh32 Nolan Dill RHP 6-6/220 R-Fr. R/R Bowling Green, Ohio / Bowling Green (Michigan State)33 Taylor Horn LHP 5-10/188 R-Jr. L/L Leo, Ind. / Leo34 Griffin Harms OF 6-2/200 R-Jr. R/R Bingham Farms, Mich. / Birmingham Groves35 Justin Kelly C 6-3/215 Fr. R/R Wheaton, Ill. / Wheaton Warrenville South37 Devin Rose OF 6-0/180 So. R/R Farmington Hills, Mich. / Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 39 Sean Winkelseth C 5-9/200 R-Jr. L/R Ypsilanti, Mich. / Ypsilanti

COACHING & SUPPORT STAFFRyan Kelley - Head Coach (Eighth Season / 218-148-1) Aaron Hepner - Assistant Coach/Recruiting CoordinatorClayton Ruch - Graduate Assistant CoachZach Johnson - Graduate Assistant CoachJohn Dombrowski - Volunteer Assistant CoachBrad Guenther - Volunteer Assistant CoachSteve Domzalski - Athletic TrainerJohn Norcott - Strength & Conditioning CoachJason Clark - Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director

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wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // 2016 outlookHead coach Ryan Kelley enters his eighth season and has led the Wayne State University baseball program to four NCAA Tournament appearances, 30 or more wins in five seasons and a GLIAC Championship in 2010. In 2014, WSU notched a program record 36 wins.

However, last season - injuries and graduation left WSU shorthanded. Despite the challenges that 2015 presented, the Warriors showed grit to win 24 games and qualify for the GLIAC Tournament for an eighth consecutive season. The Green & Gold made the most if its opportunity and won two elimination games over Malone and Ohio Dominican to force a semifinal against Ashland. In a heartbreaker, the Eagles scored five runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to steal an 8-7 victory. The overachieving Warriors entered as the sixth seed, but finished third.

“It was great to see the team continue to compete at a high level even in the face of adversity after experiencing six surgeries and other difficult injuries in 2015,” said Kelley. “Last year was unique and we haven’t experienced health adversity like that since 2009. It was impressive to witness the injured student-athletes continue to help push the team forward during their off the field work. Plus, we were excited to see some of the young student-athletes jump in and capitalize on their opportunities. WSU trainer Steve Domzalski put a lot of work in last year! Ultimately, I was proud to see the team stay united in their competitive spirit and make a strong push in the post-season conference tournament.”

WSU returns 17 letterwinners including 10 starters (seven position players, three starting pitchers). Junior shortstop Jeremy Carrell, a 2014 All-GLIAC First Team selection, returns after missing last season due to injury.

“Jeremy’s knowledge of the game helps his performance, but his overall competitiveness will help our team on and off the field,” continued Kelley. “His skills on the infield will help with our defensive prowess. Plus, his offensive approach and baserunning will also contribute to our push forward. Ultimately, his leadership will help with the overall team balance in an effort to reach our program goals.”

Other returnees of note are 2015 Honorable Mention All-GLIAC selections in sophomore second baseman Brad Baldwin and sophomore left-handed pitcher Jared Tobey. Baldwin hit .331 with 32 RBI and 10 extra-base hits a year ago. Tobey won six games as a freshman and posted a 4.75 ERA while striking out 47 batters. Senior right-hander Alex Kinch will top the starting staff after winning eight games in 2014 and four more in 2015. Junior right-handed pitcher Chris Horvath will be an important part of the staff after going 5-1 with a 3.20 ERA last season, which was the lowest among all returning hurlers.

At the plate, WSU will look to Devin Rose, Cole Clifton, Sean Winkelseth, Griffin Harms, Ryan Mergener, Dennis Olszewski and Aaron Loconsole to improve on

last year’s 5.5 runs per game average. Rose hit .323 last season, while Clifton led the roster with 11 doubles. Harms will look for a bounce-back season after being voted to the All-GLIAC Second Team in 2014. Mergener collected eight extra-base hits last season, including two home runs. Olszewski was perfect in his five stolen base attempts in 2015 and will look to create more problems for opponents with his speed this season. Perhaps the hottest hitter at the conclusion of last season was Loconsole. He led the offense in the GLIAC Tournament win over Ohio Dominican (5/9) with a team-high five RBI on two hits including a double and finished the season on a seven-game hitting streak where he hit .357 (10-for-28) with nine runs scored plus nine RBI.

WSU will look to its depth as a strength as many underclassmen saw significant playing time in 2015.

“Depth is always a positive key for teams that are in the hunt for strong seasons,” said Kelley. “I’m excited to see competition at various positions which ultimately helps build success in everyone. Experience can always be leaned

on and it was great to have some of our freshmen and sophomores go through various successes and failures last season as part of their baseball maturation. Combining a healthy unit with depth can give the coaching staff various options when generating the lineup for each game and various in-game matchups.”

The schedule opens in Nashville, Tenn. with non-conference games against Walsh, Quincy and Trevecca Nazarene before traveling to Evansville Ind. for another meeting with TNU and a doubleheader with the 2014 national champions Southern Indiana. Once again, the Warriors will compete in the RussMatt Invitational over spring break. Home league opponents include Hillsdale, Tiffin, Lake Erie, Saginaw Valley State, Findlay and Malone. A nine-game home stand to finish the regular season should prove to be an advantage.

The goals remain the same for Coach Kelley and his squad as WSU looks to return to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh time.

“We always abide by a graduate and win approach at a high level mindset,” stated Kelly. “Academic and athletic success are important to us as we are constantly in the hunt for a championship experience. Specific goals will be to stay healthy, control what we can control, be great teammates, and enjoy our journey together. Our staff and I have been very impressed by the team’s comradeship this year and we look for continued growth in positive chemistry.”

Ryan Kelley enters the 2016 season with a .595 (218-148-1) winning percentage, which is the best among coaches in program history.

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEFeb. 26 vs. Walsh^ Nashville, Tenn. 3 P.M.Feb. 27 vs. Quincy^ Nashville, Tenn. Noon Feb. 27 at Trevecca Nazarence^ Nashville, Tenn. 3 P.M. March 5 at Southern Indiana $ Evansville, Ind. 1 P.M.March 5 vs. Trevecca Nazarene $ Evansville, Ind. 4 P.M.March 6 at Southern Indiana $ Evansville, Ind. NoonMarch 11 vs. Minnesota Duluth (DH) # Winter Haven, Fla. 2:30 P.M. / 5:30 P.M.March 12 vs. Ashland (9) # Auburndale, Fla. 12:30 P.M.March 13 vs. Walsh (9) # Winter Haven, Fla. 3:30 P.M.March 15 vs. Rockhurst (9) % Clearwater, Fla. 6 P.M.March 18 vs. Saint Michael’s (DH) # Auburndale, Fla. 9:30 A.M. / 12:30 P.M.March 19 vs. Saint Michael’s (9) # Auburndale, Fla. 9:45 A.M.MARCH 25 HILLSDALE (DH)* DETROIT 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.MARCH 26 HILLSDALE (DH)* DETROIT NOON / 2:30 P.M. MARCH 29 SAINT JOSEPH’S (DH) DETROIT 2 P.M. / 4:30 P.M.April 2 at Ohio Dominican (DH)* Columbus, Ohio 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.April 3 at Ohio Dominican (DH)* Columbus, Ohio Noon / 2:30 P.M. APRIL 6 TIFFIN* (9) DETROIT 2 P.M.April 9 at Grand Valley State (DH)* Allendale, Mich. 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.April 10 at Grand Valley State (DH)* Allendale, Mich. 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.April 13 at Saginaw Valley State (DH)* University Center, Mich. 2 P.M. / 4:30 P.M.APRIL 16 LAKE ERIE (DH)* DETROIT 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.APRIL 17 LAKE ERIE (DH)* DETROIT NOON / 2:30 P.M.APRIL 20 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE (DH)* DETROIT 2 P.M. / 4:30 P.M.April 23 at Northwood (DH)* Midland, Mich. 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.April 24 at Northwood (DH)* Midland, Mich. Noon / 2:30 P.M. APRIL 30 FINDLAY (DH)* DETROIT 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.MAY 1 FINDLAY (DH)* DETROIT 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.MAY 3 CEDARVILLE DETROIT 3 P.M.MAY 7 MALONE (DH)* DETROIT 1 P.M. / 3:30 P.M.MAY 8 MALONE (DH)* DETROIT NOON / 2:30 P.M.May 12-15 GLIAC Tournament Xenia, Ohio TBAMay 19-22 NCAA Regional Tournament TBA TBA

^ - Trevecca Nazarene Tournament | $ - USI Invitational | # - RussMatt Invitational | % - Clearwater Invitational * - GLIAC Contest (doubleheaders are 7 inn./9 inn. | (9) - Nine-Inning Contest | HOME CONTESTS IN BOLD

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M. Roy Wilson, M.D., M.S., was unanimously elected President of Wayne State University by the Board of Governors on June 5, 2013. He assumed the presidency on August 1, 2013.

Prior to joining Wayne State, Dr. Wilson served as deputy director for strategic scientific planning and program coordination at the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

As deputy director, Dr. Wilson led the development and implementation of an integrated system for planning,

coordinating, and evaluating the NIH health disparities research portfolio, in collaboration with the NIH institutes and centers. He also co-chaired the NIH Common Fund programs: the Building Infrastructure Leading to Diversity Initiative and the National Research Mentoring Network.

Previously, Dr. Wilson was dean of the School of Medicine and vice president for health sciences at Creighton University, president of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, and, concurrently, chancellor of the University of Colorado Denver and chair of the Board of Directors of University of Colorado Hospital. Immediately prior to joining the NIH, Dr. Wilson chaired the Board of Directors of Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science and was acting president during part of that time. Under Dr. Wilson’s leadership, the university regained full institutional accreditation and stabilized its finances.

Dr. Wilson’s research has focused on glaucoma and blindness in populations from the Caribbean to West Africa. He holds elected memberships in the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, the International Glaucoma Research Society and the American Ophthalmological Society. He has served on the executive committee

of the NIH-funded Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study and chaired the Data Monitoring and Oversight Committee of the NIH-funded Los Angeles Latino Eye Study. He currently chairs the Data Monitoring and Oversight Committee of the African American Eye Disease Study. Dr. Wilson was a member of the advisory councils of both NIMHD and the former National Center for Research Resources, as well as the NIH Director’s Working Group on Diversity in the Biomedical Research Workforce.

Dr. Wilson received his undergraduate degree from Allegheny College, an M.S. in epidemiology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and an M.D. from Harvard Medical School. He was selected for the list of Best Doctors in America for a consecutive 14 years by Best Doctors Inc. and was a finalist for the Los Angeles Business Journal’s Healthcare CEO of the Year in 2011. His additional honors include the American Academy of Ophthalmology’s Senior Achievement Award, the Distinguished Physician Award from the Minority Health Institute, the Herbert W. Nickens Award from the Association of American Medical Colleges, and the NIH Director’s Award.

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Prsedintial Announcement: (L to R): Paul Massaron, Gary Pollard, Diane Dunaskiss, Debbie Dingell, David Nicholson, President M. Roy Wilson, Kim Trent, Sandra Hughes O’Brien, Eugene Driker

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David A.Nicholson

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Another strategic measurement continues to be noteworthy. The 2014-15 academic year continued both academic achievement and community volunteerism. Fifteen (15) of WSU’s 17 athletic programs (women’s indoor and outdoor track is counted as one) have cumulative grade-point averages above 3.00 with a composite cumulative GPA of all WSU student-athletes at 3.10. The annual NCAA Federally-mandated graduation rate (five year) for WSU student-athletes is at an all-time high of 72 percent which has risen over 30 percent in Fournier’s tenure from programs such as: survival skills, connect-mentoring and learning specialists!

In addition, in the last 12 months, WSU student-athletes contributed an exemplary 10,754 community service hours volunteering at a variety of Detroit initiatives. In the past six years alone, student-athletes have committed 53,863 community service hours with such programs as Habitat For Humanity, University Prep Elementary, Capuchin Soup Kitchen and Warming Center, Adopt a Family Thanksgiving Basket, Basic Needs Drive, Be The Match Donor Registry, Covenant House Michigan, NSO (Neighborhood Service Organization), SOCKS in the City, L.I.N.K. Mentoring (Local Intervention Network for Kids, S.M.A.R.T.S. Mentoring, Big Brother Big Sisters, Make-A-Wish Foundation, COTS, Toys for Tots, Forgotten Harvest, Gleaners Food Bank and Manhood Mentoring Project to name only some of the programs.

The conference recognized those achievements with an unprecedented association’s honor of the Sportsmanship Award and Community Service Award in 2013.

The rise in both academic average and community outreach has been dramatic, consistent and unprecedented. In addition, in the latest federally-mandated graduation rate report, it noted WSU student-athletes received an undergraduate degree at a rate 30 percent higher than the comparable campus population. These, and other academic achievements, are recognized at the annual academic banquet, which he started in 2001 and combines a salute to the University’s faculty.

Fournier’s ability to generate private and corporate support has dramatically altered the physical setting of the athletic campus and the practice/competitive opportunities for WSU student-athletes.

In his 15 years, he has secured $14,762,796 in revenue for the athletic department including $13,231,677 in cash and an additional 1,531,119 in deferred gifts. That total has helped complete the following facility initiatives: football locker room; multipurpose indoor facility; new men’s and women’s basketball office complex; baseball’s replica Fenway Park baseball stadium which displays the former Tiger Stadium scoreboard on its famous “Green Monster facade; men’s and women’s basketball coaches offices and film room; softball locker room and coaches offices, along with a grandstand, walkway and press box; a Boston Garden-like parquet floor for basketball; Hall of Fame foyer; swimming video board, pool deck and bleachers in the natatorium; football ticket booths and stadium entrance; outdoor marquee; FieldTurf football field; a new outdoor track; scoreboards for baseball and football with a video display; trainer’s treatment areas; and new USTA outdoor tennis courts

Since Rob Fournier was named Director of Athletics at Wayne State University on September 1, 2000, a lot has changed. In those 15 years, the department’s competitive success, classroom achievements, community outreach initiatives and the physical structure of the athletic campus has seen a significant transformation. That development has followed a strategic plan that models business forecasting and has realized defined goals/objectives. The results are well-documented.

That competitive success is evident in Wayne State’s national standing against all Division II institutions. WSU’s 14 best finishes in the prestigious NACDA Cup standings (which measures the overall competitive success of athletic programs around the country) have all occurred in the last 14 years including the three highest marks ever in the past seven years – 11th in 2009, 14th in 2014 and 21st in 2010. Those finishes secured an unprecedented top four (4%), top five (5%) and top seven (7%) percent ranking among all Division II athletic programs in the country. Ten of 18 athletic teams advanced to the NCAA tournament last season. In the past 14 years WSU has catapulted over 100 places in the NACDA rankings.

Additionally, in those 15 years, 43 WSU coaches have been named conference coach of the year while five have gone on to be distinguished as National Coach of the Year. In 2012, the women’s swimming and diving program won the first national title since women’s fencing in 1989. Football had its best season ever in 2011 reaching the Division II national championship game.

During Fournier’s tenure at WSU, Warrior athletic teams have won 33 conference regular-season titles, 11 league tournament titles and eight postseason regional, super regional or national titles.

For his efforts, Fournier was honored by NACDA as the Athletics Director of the Year in the Central Region in 2008.

Last year, WSU had twenty-eight (28) All-Americans. In the past 10 years, 294 Warriors have been named All-Americans, the most in any decade. In the 98 years of WSU Athletics, 347 of the 568 all-time All-Americans (61 percent of the total) have been so honored since 2000.

with scoreboard. The physical transformation has been both noticeable and imaginative and boasts a number of cosmetic infrastructure changes as well.

Fournier added a radio and statewide television package to WSU media outreach. He also added the athletic department’s first website, a quarterly magazine (Warrior Within) and a weekly coach’s show (Winters on Wednesdays). He also directs and oversees the University’s intramural and club sport programs and the Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center.

Furthermore, Wayne State is the only school in the country to designate a week of activities to promote Women’s Athletics as “W” Week will be having its seventh annual celebration in April 2016 highlighted by “W” Day.

The addition of new programs in women’s indoor and outdoor track and field, and women’s golf follows an internal gender-equity plan designed to better opportunities.

Fournier served three years as a member of the NCAA regional-ranking football committee whose responsibilities include selecting the top teams in the region each week and the teams that advance to the postseason. He also spent three seasons on the NCAA softball regional ranking committee. He currently serves as a member of the GLIAC Finance Committee, while also serving on the infractions committee, scheduling committee and long-range budget planning committee.

Prior to joining Wayne State, Fournier served as the Senior Associate Commissioner and general counsel for the Mid-American Conference. While serving as the acting Commissioner of the Conference (1999), he moved the league office from Toledo to Cleveland, wrote and secured a long-term contract for the men’s basketball tournament at Quicken Loans Arena and secured the three largest corporate gifts in the history of the MAC including First Energy as the tournament sponsor for the men’s postseason basketball tournament.

He also wrote and negotiated the initial Motor City Bowl football contract that is the MAC’s longest postseason Bowl alignment. As the chief compliance officer for the league, Fournier investigated and reported on over 350 infraction cases that insured fairness in case resolution and corrective action. At the request of institutions, he has appeared before the NCAA Committee on Infractions and conducted campus reviews of compliance effectiveness in financial aid, rules education, eligibility and institutional control. He has served as liaison to various NCAA committees for which the conference held cabinet positions. The MAC presidents recognized Fournier’s achievements when they unanimously conferred a Certificate of Commendation and a mark of esteem for his efforts in 1999.

A licensed attorney, he received his bachelor’s degree summa cum laude and his master’s with honors from the University of Akron. He was a national forensics champion and qualified for the national finals in six events. Fournier received his law degree from Akron in 1986 and was admitted to the Ohio bar that same year where he is still licensed to practice.

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In his six seasons as an assistant coach at WSU, the Warriors compiled a 161-148 record (.521 winning percentage), won two GLIAC regular-season titles, made four GLIAC tournament appearances, and advanced to the NCAA Regional twice.

The 2008 squad set the WSU record for wins (34, since broken twice), while coming within one win of advancing to the NCAA Division II Championship round.

Over his entire career at Wayne State, the baseball program has received 141 Academic All-GLIAC selections, 72 All-GLIAC awards and 38 All-Region honors.

In 2008, Anthony Bass and Adam Kaminski became the first WSU baseball All-Americans in 30 years, and three years later Michael Wiseman followed suit as an All-American. In 2012, Andrew Ciennik was named to the CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-America First Team, the first WSU baseball student-athlete to receive Academic All-America honors since 1995. In addition, seven players under Kelley’s watch have signed professional contracts with Major League Baseball organizations - Brad Guenther (Los Angeles Angels, 2013), Brett Shankin (Seattle Mariners, 2011), Ryan LaPensee (Arizona Diamondbacks, 2010), Justin Mazur (Kansas City Royals, 2010), Bass (San Diego Padres, 2008), Steve Squires (Chicago White Sox, 2005), and Randy Surratt (Chicago White Sox, 2004).

Kelley and his wife Devon reside in Plymouth, Mich. with their daughters Kayline and Grayson. Kelley’s wife Devon played softball and graduated from The University of Detroit Mercy. Coach Kelley’s mother, Virginia was the first woman in the state of Michigan to compete as a Harness Horse Jockey. Coach Kelley has ran the Detroit Marathon on three occasions. The first effort in 2002 was with his Grandfather Bill Kelley who was 75 at the time, then with his wife Devon, and later with WSU Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Frank Jeney. His father-in-law, Dennis Brisky was an NCAA football student-athlete and graduated from The University of Buffalo, where he played defense under legendary coach Buddy Ryan.

Ryan Kelley, who was named head coach in September of 2008, enters his eighth year at the helm of the Wayne State University baseball program in 2016. The ninth head coach in the 75-year history of WSU baseball, Kelley’s .595 (218-148-1) winning percentage is the best among coaches in program history. This will be his 14th season with the Warriors after serving as an assistant coach for six years including three as WSU’s pitching coach.

In 2015, WSU qualified for the GLIAC Tournament for the 11th time in the last 12 years. At the conference postseason tournament, the Warriors won back-to-back elimination games over Malone (5/8) and Ohio Dominican (5/9) to advance to a semifinal meeting against Ashland. Kelley led his roster to a 9-5 record at home. Four Warriors collected league honors as Christian Bilkovic won the inaugural Troy Berry Award, Jeff Sorenson was selected to the All-GLIAC Second Team, while Jared Tobey and Bradley Baldwin were named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team. Nate Manis and Kyle Zimmerman were named to the All-GLIAC Tournament Team. Zimmerman was also named to the Daktronics All-Midwest Region Team as a utility player.

Kelley won his 200th game at Wayne State on March 16, 2015, with a 10-1 win over Minnesota Dultuh.

In 2014, Wayne State reached the 30-win plateau for the eighth time in school history in 2014 and the sixth time in a seven year span. The 34 regular-season victories in 2014 was a school record and the 10-game winning streak earlier in the campaign was also a school best. The Warriors finished 15-1 at home, which is the best winning percentage in program history and matched the second most wins all-time at home.

Kelley led the Warriors to the most wins in a season in program history (36), second-best winning percentage and its fourth NCAA Tournament appearance in five years. The Warriors knocked off #18 Drury, 1-0, to begin the regional tournament. Six Warriors earned All-GLIAC honors including Jeremy Carrell, Alex Kinch and Kyle Zimmerman being named to the All-GLIAC First Team. Four student-athletes were named Daktronics All-Midwest Region including Eric Cunningham being a First Team selection. Zimmerman was a NCBWA All-Midwest Region Gold Glove recipient while Carrell and Zimmerman were CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team selections.

The Warriors collected 468 hits in 2014, which ranks eighth all-time and hit 95 doubles, which is tied for fourth all-time. The pitching staff posted the seventh best ERA in program history (3.52) in the third-most innings pitched (406.0). Defensively, WSU notched one of their better seasons - finishing with a .966 fielding percentage, which is tied for second all-time.

In 2013, Wayne State won 30+ games for the fourth consecutive season and Coach Kelley aided in the development of a senior class that won 134 games over its four seasons. Brad Guenther was named GLIAC Player of the Year, which was the first such honor for a Warrior since 2005. WSU had four All-GLIAC First Team selections (Guenther, Alex Pierse, Kenny Davis and Kasey Koster). Guenther was also a Tino Martinez Award semifinalist, which is given to the top DII baseball player in the country. In addition, Pierse, Guenther and Koster all collected NCBWA, Daktronics and ABCA/Rawlings All-Midwest Region honors.

Coach Kelley has led WSU’s community outreach program. Josh Arndt will receive the Michigan Campus Compact Commitment to Service Award in April 2016 for his work in Uganda. His team and student-athlete, Christian Bilkovic, was honored on June 20, 2013, by The Children’s Center of Detroit for its commitment to bettering the surrounding region. Nominees in this category must

be a community or civic group that demonstrates exceptional organizational initiative, member participation and commitment through volunteerism and service during the last fiscal year. The Salvation Army also recognized the Warrior baseball program with the “Doing the Most Good” Award on Oct. 23, 2013. In the last seven seasons, WSU baseball has accumulated over 8,409 community service hours, including weekly visits to The Children’s Center and working with the Detroit Tigers Youth Foundation. In 2009, student-athlete Caleb Dalman received the distinguished WSU Service Leader Award.

Wayne State won 34 games in 2012 and qualified for the NCAA Regional for the third straight year. In 2011, the Warriors set a ten school record for wins (35) and advanced to the championship game of the NCAA Midwest Regional for the second time in program history.

Kelley was chosen as the 2010 GLIAC Coach of the Year as his squad won 32 games and earned the GLIAC regular-season and tournament championships. In 2009, Kelley guided the team to 25 victories, as he broke his predecessor Jay Alexander’s record for most wins by a first-year head coach in program history.

Since Kelley was named head coach, Wayne State has established eight new offensive team records and produced five top-10 pitching records. His success at Wayne State also earned him an invitation to coach at the Team USA 2011 Tournament of Stars in Cary, N.C., where he assisted in evaluating and selecting members of the 18U National Team which went on to win Gold at the Pan American Games.

“I look forward to Ryan building on our successes in baseball,” noted WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier following Kelley’s promotion. “The committee considered some outstanding candidates and there is no doubt that our program has risen in stature. In the end, Ryan’s familiarity with our system, his strong work habits and active role in building our program the last six years, was a significant factor. I look forward to working with him to move our baseball team into an elite echelon.”

After earning a bachelor of science degree from the University of Michigan, Kelley graduated with his master’s from Wayne State University in sports administration.

In the summer of 2004, Kelley became a community director within the WSU Office of Housing & Residential Life, a position he held until taking over as the athletic department’s academic coordinator in February 2006. A responsibility he held for two years until his promotion to head baseball coach.

Originally from Northville, Kelley was a four-year pitcher at Michigan (1996-1999). He would help the Wolverines win the 1997 Big Ten Championship and the 1999 Big Ten Tournament Championship. Following the 1997 season, Kelley was a pitcher in the Alaskan Central Collegiate baseball league for the Mat-Su Minors.

Kelley played high school ball at Dearborn Divine Child where he earned all-state and honorable mention preseason All-America honors.

He also completed a graduate assistant position with the Detroit Lions and has worked in Wayne State’s sports information department. In addition, he completed a graduate assistantship with Stanford University’s athletic department.

“I am very honored and humbled to be named the head baseball coach at Wayne State University,” said Kelley in 2008. “I would like to thank Rob and the search committee for their efforts during this selection process. In addition, I would like to thank our former head coach Jay Alexander for giving me the opportunity to join the baseball staff six seasons ago. I look forward to continuing to build on the successful momentum that Coach Alexander initiated.

THE RYAN KELLEY FILEHOMETOWN: Northville, Mich.

HIGH SCHOOL• 1995graduateofDearbornDivineChild• All-StateandPreseasonAll-Americahonoree

COLLEGE• 1999graduateofUniversityofMichigan• Four-yearpitcherforWolverines(1996-99)• 1997BigTenChampion• 1999BigTenTournamentChampion• Amasseda5-4recordwith72strikeoutsin45games• Made17appearancesin1999(3-0record,22strikeouts)• RecipientofMarlinPemberton(1998)andFoussianesFamily

(1999) Baseball Scholarships• Holdsmaster’sdegreefromWSUinsportsadministration

WSU CAREER• 2010GLIACCoachoftheYear• FirstGLIACTournamenttitleinhistoryin2010• 25winsin2009-mostbyafirst-yearcoachinWSUhistory• School-record36victoriesin2014•Highestwinningpercentageinprogramhistory

OVERALL RECORDYear GP Won Lost Ties Pct. 2009 51 25 26 0 .4902010# 52 32 20 0 .6152011# 56 35 21 0 .6252012# 55 34 21 0 .6182013 50 32 18 0 .6402014# 53 36 17 0 .6792015 50 24 25 1 .490Career 367 218 148 1 .595

GLIAC RECORDYear GP Won Lost Ties Pct. Finish^

2009* 33 18 15 0 .545 4th2010* 31 23 8 0 .742 1st2011* 35 22 13 0 .629 2nd2012* 34 21 13 0 .618 2nd2013* 31 21 10 0 .677 2nd2014* 31 22 9 0 .709 2nd2015* 32 16 15 1 .516 6thCareer 227 143 83 1 .651 ---^Regular Season *Qualified for GLIAC Tournament #Qualified for NCAA Tournament

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AARON HEPNERAssistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator

Aaron Hepner joined the WSU Baseball staff in August of 2013 as an assistant coach/recruiting coordinator. He had spent the previous five seasons at Eastern Michigan working with former Warrior head coach Jay Alexander.

Hepner took over as the EMU hitting coach for the 2012 season, when the team hit .268 collectively and drew a MAC-high 278 walks. Under Hepner’s guidance, Ben Magsig led the MAC in on-base percentage (.478) and walks (53). Magsig’s

walk total was the most for a single season in EMU history. Brent Ohrman also finished his final season in an EMU uniform with a .344 batting average and more than 20 stolen bases for a second straight year. Ohrman along with Bo Kinder received First Team Capital One Academic All-District nods. Ohrman also earned MAC Scholar Athlete of the Week accolades and received MAC West Player of the Week honors along with Magsig. Four of Hepner’s hitters, Ohrman, Kinder, Tucker Rubino and Sam Ott, also hauled in Academic All-MAC nominations.

In addition, Hepner aided in the development of All-MAC Second Team catcher Adam Sonabend. Sonabend was named to the 2013 Johnny Bench Award Watch List

In his first season with EMU (2009), Hepner helped the EMU pitching staff develop into one of the top staffs in the MAC. Hepner led EMU to claim three MAC Pitcher of the Week awards during the regular season, while helping pitcher Corey Chaffins earn Second Team All-MAC accolades after coming off Tommy John sugery in 2008.

In 2010, the EMU pitching staff had one of its best seasons, as the staff combined for six complete games and two shutouts, including an 11-inning complete game shutout by Kendall Lewis, who would go on to earn four national player of the week awards and First Team All-MAC accolades. Hepner also helped develop several EMU freshmen into solid contributors in their first season, including Steve Weber, who earned MAC West Pitcher of the Week honors. In all, the freshmen pitching class combined for eight wins and 10 saves in 2010. As a whole, the 2010 Eastern Michigan pitching staff recorded 387 strikeouts – the most by any team in school history. The previous record was held by the 1975 EMU baseball team that finished fifth at the College World Series.

Hepner spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Michigan, where the Wolverines posted a 131-54 record, including a 70-21 mark in the Big Ten Conference, and were Big Ten Champions both seasona. In 2007, Michigan advanced to the super regionals after a victory over top-ranked Vanderbilt in the regional finals.

A three-year letterman at the University of Dayton, Hepner served as an assistant coach for the Southern Ohio Copperheads in the Great Lakes Collegiate Summer League in the summer of 2006 before heading to UM. Noted for his defense, Hepner made more than 150 starts at catcher while earning his three letters at Dayton (2003-05) and helped lead the Flyers to a school record 36 wins as a senior in 2005.

Hepner, who led the Atlantic 10 Conference in pickoffs twice, started his college career playing first base and catching at Edmonds Community College in the state of Washington. He transferred to Dayton after his team captured the NWACC championship during his freshman campaign. After graduating from Dayton he played in the Frontier League for the Richmond Roosters in 2005.

A native of Woodinville, Wash., Hepner played football and baseball graduating from Woodinville High School in 2001. He graduated from Dayton with a degree in sports management in 2006, and served as a student assistant coach for one season.

JOHN DOMBROWSKIAssistant Coach

John Dombrowski enters his eighth year with the WSU baseball program in 2016 as an assistant coach, assigned to oversee the development and instruction of the catchers.

Prior to this assignment, Dombrowski was an assistant coach at Macomb Community College (2005-08). He served as a roving instructor and oversaw some of the offensive and defensive aspects of the program. More specifically, he was in charge of the catching instruction and implementing a strength and conditioning program.

In his four years at Macomb, the team would post its highest divisional finish (third) in more than 10 years. This would earn the Monarchs consecutive NJCAA regional appearances.

The Eastpointe native has coached many amateur teams and has over two decades of coaching experience. He has enjoyed measurable success in the recruitment and placement of local high school players into the college ranks.

Dombrowski attended Macomb Community College and Saginaw Valley State University. He and his wife, Brenda, have two daughters, Allie and Megan.

Clayton Ruch joined the WSU baseball staff in August 2014 as a student assistant coach and will serve as a graduate assistant coach in 2016. Ruch will assist with the pitching staff, practice management and day-to-day operations. He began his coaching career after a record breaking two-year career as the Warriors’ closer. He holds the record for career saves (25) and single-season saves (15). In 2014, he was named Honorable Mention All-GLIAC and was a

Second Team All-GLIAC selection in 2013. He was a GLIAC All-Academic Team member in 2014 and was named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2013 in addition to earning a spot on the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013. He played at Owens Coummnity College (2012) and Cleveland State (2011) before transferring

CLAYTON RUCH Graduate Assistant Coach

Zach Johnson joined the baseball staff in September of 2015 and will work with the catchers as well as assist with day-to-day operations of the team. He played for WSU as a graduate student in 2014 and appeared in 45 games and was named to the GLIAC All-Tournament Team. He played three seasons for Michigan and appeared in 47 games. He is a 2009 graduate of Grandville High School and earned five varsity letters, while leading the baseball team to a district championship in 2008. He hit . 474 as a senior, while posting a 1.90 ERA.

ZACH JOHNSON Graduate Assistant Coach

BRAD GUENTHER Volunteer Assistant Coach

Brad Guenther joined the WSU Baseball coaching staff in September of 2013 as a student assistant after a successful professional debut with the AZL Angels in the Los Angeles Angels organization.

He finished his Warrior career ranked as the all-time walks leader with 104 and was first in sacrifice hits (30), second in runs scored (155). Guenther is tied for fifth in games played (193) and is tied for fifth in fielding percentage (.986). He ranks fifth in at-bats (593), eighth in hits (189), tied-for- ninth with 34 doubles, tied-for-10th in hit-by-pitches (17) and is 10th in

put outs (575). He was the 2013 GLIAC Player of the Year and a semifinalist for the Tino Martinez Award, which is given to the top DII baseball player.

He was a 2013 GLIAC All-Tournament Team selection, an ABCA/Rawlings All-Midwest Second Team and a NCBWA All-Midwest First Team as a senior.

Guenther was a 2009 graduate of Saline and lettered three years in baseball for the Hornets and coach Scott Theisen. He was selected as the Ann Arbor News 2009 Player of the Year and set the Hornets’ single-season record for batting average (.564), runs scored (57) and doubles (21), while leading Saline to a share of the Southeastern Conference Red Division title and a second consecutive trip to the Division 1 state championship game.

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STEVE DOMZALSKIAssistant Athletic Trainer

Steve Domzalski, an employee of the Oakwood Health System, joined the Wayne State staff as an assistant athletic trainer in January 2008 and was promoted to associate athletic trainer in October 2013.

Domzalski came to WSU after spending eight years as the clinical director with Dwight

Orthopedic rehabilitation.He earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from Eastern Michigan in

1994 and his master’s in physical therapy from WSU in 1999.Domzalski became a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) by the

American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists in 2012, and also served as an assistant trainer for the 18U National Baseball Team in the summer of 2012 at the USA Baseball Training Complex in Cary, N.C. In 2014, he was the head athletic trainer for the 18U Team USA squad in the World Baseball Championships in Chinese Taipei.

Domzalski also served three years (2005-07) as a volunteer assistant trainer with the WSU athletic department.

He was certified as a strength and conditioning specialist in 2001 and received his athletic training certification (ATC) in 2004.

He and his wife, Lynn, live in Grosse Pointe with their son Benjamin.

Cameron Weidenthaler joined the Wayne State University Athletic Department in March of 2013 as the Assistant Director of Media Relations and serves as the primary contact for volleyball, men’s and women’s golf and baseball while leading the department’s video and social media efforts. He also publishes the quarterly magazine, Warrior Within. The Warrior Within is mailed out to athletic alumni

and “W” Club members. The magazine features recaps and previews of the 18 sports at WSU, the latest news from athletics, information on ways to contribute to the fundraising efforts of athletics and much more.

Weidenthaler came to WSU after spending a year at the University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM) as the Media Relations Assistant. He served as the primary contact for women’s basketball, women’s tennis and assisted in coverage of all other programs. In addition, he served as the secondary contact for football. The ULM football program went 8-5 including a win over #8 Arkansas to begin the 2012 season, which gained national media attention. The Warhawks went to the Independence Bowl, its first ever bowl game, where Weidenthaler served as the primary media contact during bowl week.

Weidenthaler spent two years at Western Illinois University where he received his Master’s in Sport Management in 2012 and served as the Media Services Graduate Assistant. He graduated from Upper Iowa University in 2010 with a degree in Communication with Sports Emphasis, while working for four years as the Sports Information Student Assistant.

A native of Panora, Iowa, he also worked in the sports department at the CBS affiliate (KCCI) in Des Moines, Iowa.

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JOHN NORCOTTAssistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

John Norcott was hired as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach in January of 2016 after holding the same position at Wofford since September of 2015.

He worked with all 18 sports for the Terriers. Prior to Wofford, he worked as a strength and conditioning intern with the Buffalo Bills throughout their entire offseason and preseason

training phases for the 2015-2016 NFL season (April 2015-August 2015).He was also a graduate assistant at Eastern Michigan, assisting with their

football team as well as developing and implementing strength and conditioning programs for the wrestling, softball, women’s soccer and rowing teams. Norcott was an intern for the 2012-13 academic year at Harvard, where he worked with all 44 Ivy League sports teams.

Norcott played football at Angelo State, earning All-Lone Star Conference honors at fullback in 2009 and 2010. He also played one season in the Arena League with the Laredo Rattlesnakes. He was a five-time national champion powerlifter through the USAPL Federation.

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5-10, 170, R/R, R-Jr. St. Clair, Mich. / St. Clair HS

Career Notes: Active career leader in batting average (.344), runs scored (90) and is the school record holder in hit by pitches with 48 ... also is the active leader with 23 career stolen bases and 246 fieldng assists.

2015: Missed season due to injury and rehab ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... redshirted.

2014: Voted to the All-GLIAC First Team at shortstop ... selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-District Team ... named to the Daktronics Second Team All-Midwest Region ... voted to the NCBWA Second Team All-Midwest Region ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... played in 52 games, while making all 50 starts at shortstop ... received the team’s “Top Hitter” award at the team banquet ... had 12 sacrifice hits, which ranks third all-time ... led the team in several offensive categories ... hit a team-high .365 with a .505 on-base percentage (second in GLIAC) and 57 runs scored (led GLIAC), which matches the second most in program history ... he stole 19 bases in 22 attempts, which ranked third in the league ... drove in 16 runs from the leadoff spot ... was hit 28 times (a program record and led the nation) and drew 22 walks ... finished with a .923 fielding percentage in 235 chances ... totaled 18 multiple-hit games, including four three-hit games ... had a 14-game reached base streak ... was hit four times against Hillsdale (4/12) including twice in one inning ... his 145 fielding assists ranks third all-time ... 2013-14 recipient of the DII ADA Academic Achievement Award.

2013: Named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team ... voted WSU’s Top Defensive Player at the 2013 Awards Banquet ... played in 46 games with 44 starts (41 2B, 3 SS) ... hit .315 with 33 runs scored, four doubles and one triple ... drove in 23 runs and walked 19 times ... set a then single-season record with 20 hit by pitches ... was hit by two pitches in a game on four occasions ... slugged .363 with a .470 on-base percentage ... led the team with 12 sacrifice hits ... won game two against GVSU (5/4) with a RBI squeeze bunt single ... committed just 11 errors in 195 chances for a .944 fielding percentage ... was 4-for-5 on stolen base attempts ... collected 10 multi-hit games and five multi-RBI games ... had an eight-game hitting streak and a 24-game reached base streak ... went 4-for-4 with two runs and three RBI on two doubles against Lake Erie (3/29) ... from March 28 to April 20 increased his batting average from .182 to .318.

High School: A 2012 graduate of St. Clair ... lettered three years in baseball for the Saints, who won their first-ever state championship in 2011 ... hit .398 with five home runs, 22 RBI and 18 stolen bases as a senior and earned Second Team All-State honors ... received all-district and all-conference honors in each of his last three years ... hit .298 with a 1.000 fielding percentage as a junior playing primarily at second base ... had a .343 batting average as a sophomore ... was a three-sport athlete at St. Clair, playing No. 1 singles in tennis and point guard on the basketball team ... earned MVP honors in both tennis and basketball, and advanced to the state tournament in tennis every year ... served as a team captain for all three teams ... honor roll student earning all-district academic honors.

Personal: Full name--Jeremy J. Carrell ... born in Port Huron ... son of Mike and Barb Carrell ... has two brothers, Michael and Andrew ... is a kinesiology/physical therapy

JEREMY CARRELL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2013 .315 46/44 124 33 39 23 .363 19/20 4/52014 .365 52/50 167 57 61 16 .419 22/14 19/22TOTAL .344 98/94 291 90 100 39 .395 41/34 23/27

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5-10, 180, L/R, So. Troy, Mich. / Bishop Foley Catholic HS

BRAD BALDWIN

2015: Was an All-GLIAC Honorable Mention selection ... named team’s Top Hitter ... led the team with a .331 batting average (ranked 19th in the league) ... appeared in 47 games and made 44 starts (44 2B, 1 SS, 1 DH, 1 3B) ... hit eight doubles and two home runs to drive in 32 runs (ranked 17th in the league) and scored 27 times ... finished with a team-high .420 slugging percentage along with a .421 on-base percentage ... tallied a .940 fielding percentage ... posted 11 multiple-hit and 11 multiple-RBI games ... had an eight-game hitting streak and a 12-game reached base streak ... collected first collegiate hit in first career start versus Wayne State College (3/11), going 1-for-4 with a two-run double ... had four two-RBI games during Florida trip ... went 3-for-5 with two RBI and a run scored against Winona State (3/14) ... batted .611 (11-for-18) from March 22-29 with five runs scored and two RBI to increase his batting average to .420 ... hit first collegiate home run vs. Tiffin (4/12), going 2-for-4 with three RBI and a run scored ... also smacked a home run at Ashland (5/2) ... went 8-for-19 with four runs scored and three RBI in the four GLIAC Tournament games.

High School: A 2014 graduate from Bishop Foley Catholic High School ... joined the Warriors after a highly successful prep career under Coach Buster Sunde ... won three state titles and has collected three letters for the Ventures, hitting .450 as a sophomore and .426 as a junior ... was a two-time All-State and All-League selection while being named an All-Region selection on three occasions ... spent his first three years on the Academic Honor Roll ... played club with the South Oakland A’s and head coach Justin Robinson.

Personal: Full name--Bradley C. Baldwin ... born in Troy, lives in Madison Heights ... son of Randy and Brenda Baldwin ... has a brother, Jake, who plays baseball at Ashland ... is a busness administration/management major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.

major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 (4.00), Winter 2013 and Winter 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015.

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BRAD BALDWIN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2015 .331 47/44 157 27 52 32 .420 20/25 2/2TOTAL .331 47/44 157 27 52 32 .420 20/25 2/2

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4Pitcher

6-1, 196, R/R, R-Jr. Sylvania, Ohio / Northview HS

BRANDYN HALL

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... appeared in five games and made three starts before suffering a season-ending injury ... earned a medical redshirt ... went 0-2 with a 8.66 ERA and struck out six batters in 17 2/3 innings ... walked 10 batters ... appeared in relief vs. St. Ambrose (3/10) and posted a scoreless inning ... started against Minnesota State Mankato (3/12) and tossed five 2/3 innings, allowing four earned runs ... pitched a career-high eight innings at Walsh (3/22) and allowed five earned runs, walked three and struck out three.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... made 11 appearances with seven starts ... compiled a 3-3 record with a 4.36 ERA ... struck out 19 batters in 41 1/3 innings pitched ... went six innings against St. Joseph’s (3/9) and struck out two, while allowing two earned runs for his first win of the season ... earned a win at Malone (4/1) ... went six innings versus Tiffin (4/23) and struck out five Dragons.

2013: Appeared in eight games with four starts ... went 4-2 with a 2.76 ERA ... struck out nine over 32.2 innings ... earned his first career win against Notre Dame College (3/8), appearing in relief and going three innings and not allowing a baserunner ... pitched three scoreless innings against GLIAC Tournament Champion Ashland (3/28) ... went a season-high six innings against Malone (4/2) for the win to improve to 2-0 ... earned a win in the GLIAC Tournament over SVSU (5/8), going 4.1 innings in relief and not allowing a run on five hits with no walks.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Sylvania Northview ... was a three-year varsity letterwinner ... hit .300 or better every year, including a .366 average as a senior ... had a 5-4 record with a 2.10 ERA and 64 strikeouts on the mound in 2012 ... named all-league and all-district ... was a three-sport athlete at Northview for the Wildcats, lettering three years in football and two in basketball ... was a four-year honor roll student.

Personal: Full name--Brandyn M. Hall ... born in Sylvania, Ohio ... son of Brian and Cory Hall ... has two younger sisters, Kaylee and McKenna ... is a pre-pharmacy major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2013 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012, Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015.

BRANDYN HALL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2013 2.76 8/4 4-2 32.2 29 13 10 8/9 .2462014 4.35 11/7 3-3 41.1 44 28 20 17/19 .2732015 8.66 5/3 0-2 17.2 29 18 17 10/6 .387TOTAL 4.61 24/14 7-7 91.2 102 59 47 35/34 .288

5Outfielder

6-1, 205, L/R, Jr. Sterling Heights, Mich. / De La Salle HS

Career Notes: Active career leader in triples (5), at bats (318), doubles (18), extra base hits (25), total bases (121) and RBI (47).

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District nominee ... appeared in 47 games and made 43 starts (41 OF, 2 1B) ... hit .278 with a team-high 11 doubles (ranked 17th in the GLIAC), two triples and one home run ... drove in 18 runs and scored 32 times ... finished with a .385 slugging and a .347 on-base percentage ... was for 7-for-7 in stolen base attempts (ranked 14th in the league) ... drew 16 walks ... posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage ... tied for the team lead with 13 multiple-hit games and collected five multiple-RBI games ... had a seven-game hitting streak and an 11-game reached base streak ... went 3-for-5 with two runs scored against Winona State (3/14) ... posted a 3-for-4 game with three runs scored and an RBI versus Minnesota Duluth (3/16) ... went 4-for-4 with three runs scored, two RBI and three doubles against Tiffin (4/12) ... stole two bases against Ashland (5/7) in the first game of the GLIAC Tournament ... in the postseason victory over Ohio Dominican (5/9), went 2-for-5 with a run scored and two RBI ... finished season on a six-game hitting streak.

2014: Appeared in 46 games, making 45 starts all in the outfield ... was hitting .333 after a two-hit game against Ohio Dominican (4/17) ... scored 30 runs and drove in 29 ... collected seven doubles and led the team with three triples ... had an inside-the-park home run against Findlay (4/16) ... drove in a run in seven consecutive games from March 30 to April 6 ... recorded nine multiple-hit games and totaled seven multiple-RBI contests ... had a 10-game hitting streak and a team-high 15-game reached base streak ... drove in three runs against Northwood (4/6) ... finished with a perfect fielding percentage in 68 chances and collected three outfield assists.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Warren De La Salle ... was a three-year varsity baseball letterwinner for the Pilots ... batted .380 as a junior for the state runner-ups and coach Matt Cook ... had 12 doubles, four home runs and 40 RBI in 2012 ... earned Second Team All-State as well as First Team All-Macomb County accolades as a junior ... was a member of the academic honor roll along with the National Honor Society ... served as a baseball team captain as a senior ... played summer ball for coach Buster Sunde.

Personal: Full name--Cole P. Clifton … born on October 29, 1994, in Troy ... son of Dennis and Karen Clifton ... is a business administration/finance major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015 (4.00).

COLE CLIFTON

COLE CLIFTON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2014 .268 46/45 149 30 40 29 .376 19/17 3/32015 .278 47/43 169 32 47 18 .385 16/25 7/7TOTAL .274 93/88 318 62 87 47 .381 35/42 10/10



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7Catcher/Infielder

5-9, 165, R/R, R-Fr. Sleepy Hollow, Ill. / Dundee Crowns HS

ZACH GIRARD

2015: Redshirted.

High School: A 2014 graduate from Dundee Crown High School after spending his first three years at Huntley High School ... was a four-year letterwinner ... hit .425 as a sophomore and .370 as a junior ... was an All-Area selection as a sophomore and All-Conference honoree as a junior ... played summer ball with Top Tier Baseball that went 39-7 for coach Brian Duffy.

Personal: Full name--Zachary P. Girard ... son of Ken and Debbie Girard ... is a business administration/management major.

6Infielder

5-8, 160, R/R, R-Jr. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Pioneer HS

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... appeared in six games and made five starts (3 2B, 2 RF) ... missed the majority of the season due to injury ... hit .263 with seven runs scored and an RBI ... scored a run in all but one of his games played ... was 7-for-8 in stolen base attempts ... his seven stolen bases ranked 14th in the GLIAC despite missing 44 games ... drew four walks and posted a .462 on-base percentage before getting hurt ... made one error in 18 chances to tally a .944 fielding percentage ... started all three games at Trevecca Nazarene to open the season ... went 1-for-3 with an RBI, a run, two walks and a stolen base vs. TNU (2/27) ... posted a 2-for-3 game vs. TNU (2/28) with a run scored ... stole two bases and scored a run versus St. Joseph’s (3/10) ... went 2-for-5 with three runs scored, a walk and stole four bases vs. St. Ambrose (3/10).

2014: Appeared in 20 games and made two starts in the outfield ... went 2-for-14 with four runs scored ... did not make an error in 11 chances ... recorded his first hit of the season against Lewis (3/7) ... went 1-for-2 with a run scored at Malone (4/1) ... scored a run against NCAA Midwest Regional Champions (and NCAA National Champions) Southern Indiana (5/17).

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... appeared in 25 games and made 10 starts, all in CF ... made 10 appearances as the team’s go to pinch-runner ... hit .314 with 11 runs, two doubles and five RBI ... 4-for-5 on stolen base attempts ... slugged .371 with a .419 on-base percentage ... did not make an error ... first career hit came on March 13 against Charleston ... went 3-for-5 with a run scored on March 16 against Minnesota-Duluth ... drove in two runs on April 16 against Tiffin ... collected a five-game hitting streak and a nine-game reached base streak.

2012: Redshirted.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Ann Arbor Pioneer ... lettered three years in baseball ... batted over .320 each of his last two seasons, including a .374 mark as a senior ... earned all-county, all-district and all-conference honors ... helped the Pioneers win a state championship in 2010 ... served as team captain for two years ... also lettered in football.

Personal: Full name--Justin G. Sherman ... born in Ypsilanti ... son of Kevin and Madeline Sherman ... has two brothers, Kevin and Michael, and a sister, Shatisha Miller ... is a kinesiology major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 and Winter 2015 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2011, Winter 2014 and Fall 2015.

JUSTIN SHERMAN

JUSTIN SHERMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2013 .314 25/10 35 11 11 5 .371 6/13 4/52014 .143 20/2 14 4 2 0 .143 3/6 0/02015 .263 6/5 19 7 5 1 .263 4/5 7/8TOTAL .265 51/17 68 22 18 6 .294 13/24 11/13

8Infielder/Catcher 6-1, 180, R/R, Fr.

Clinton Twp., Mich. / Stevenson HS

TRISTEN JORAH

High School: A 2015 graduate of Stevenson High School ... was a three-year letterwinner for the Titans and head coach Joe Emanuele ... served as a team captain during his senior season ... helped Stevenson to a 37-3 record in 2015 as the Titans reached the state quarterfinals ... honor roll student as a freshman, sophomore and a junior ... plays summer ball for the Sterling Titans.

Personal: Full name--Tristen J. Jorah ... born on February 11, 1997 in Honolulu, Hawaii ... son of David and Karie Jorah ... has one sister, Tiera ... is majoring in kinesiology ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2015.


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9Infielder

6-1, 175, R/R, R-Jr. Redford, Mich. / Dearborn Divine Child HS

RANDY KUZDAK

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... appeared in 13 games and made five starts (4 SS, 1 2B) ... hit .267 and drove in two runs, while scoring five times ... posted a .478 on-base percentage ... committed four errors in 29 chances (.862 FP) ... appeared as a pinch-hitter at Trevecca Nazarene (2/28) and would stay in the game, going 1-for-1 with an RBI and two runs scored ... started versus St. Ambrose (3/10) and collected two hits, an RBI and a run scored in his first career multiple-hit game ... started three straight games against Grand Valley State (4/4) and a doubleheader vs. Saginaw Valley State (4/8) ... collected a pinch-hit single at Ashland (5/3).

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... appeared in 12 games and made three starts (2 at SS, 1 at DH) ... went 2-for-10 with three runs scored, an RBI and one walk ... recorded first collegiate hit against Saginaw Valley State (3/30) in a pinch-hitting role ... went 1-for-2 versus Hillsdale (4/13) ... 2013-14 recipient of the DII ADA Academic Achievement Award.

2013: Redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Dearborn Divine Child ... hit .348 with 23 RBI in his second varsity season in 2012 ... helped DC reach the semifinals of the state tournament ... selected to play in the MHSAA East-West All-Star Game at Comerica Park ... earned all-city, all-league and all-regional honors ... hit .340 with 31 hits, 22 RBI and 21 runs scored as a junior ... also a three-year letterwinner in basketball as an all-city point guard, helping the Falcons win a regional title ... a summa cum laude student ... served as team captain for both sports.

Personal: Full name--Randal P. Kuzdak ... born in Redford ... son of Randy and Michele Kuzdak ... has a sister, Sarah ... is a finance major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2013.

RANDY KUZDAK’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2014 .200 12/3 10 3 2 1 .200 1/3 0/02015 .267 13/5 15 5 4 2 .267 4/3 0/0TOTAL .240 25/8 25 8 6 3 .240 5/8 0/0

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5-7, 180, R/R, Sr. Macomb, Mich. / Marine City HS (BGSU)

AARON LOCONSOLE

2015: Appeared in 47 games and made 43 starts at shortstop ... hit .239 with 27 runs scored, three doubles, two stolen bases and 22 RBI ... drew 24 walks, which ranked second on the team and 16th in the league ... concluded the season with a .370 on-

base percentage ... was fourth on the team with 10 multiple-hit games and finished with four multiple-RBI game ... had a 14-game reached base streak ... posted an .898 fielding percentage ... committed 20 errors in 196 chances ... collected his first hits as a Warrior against Wayne State College (3/11), where he went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored ... tallied back-to-back two-hit, one RBI performances against Winona State (3/14) and Minnesota Duluth (3/16) ... drew two walks, recorded two RBI and scored twice at Hillsdale (3/30) ... captured first career three-hit game at Ashland (5/2), going 3-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored ... led the offense in the GLIAC Tournament win over Ohio Dominican (5/9) with a team-high five RBI on two hits including a double ... finished the year on a seven-game hitting streak, where he hit .357 (10-for-28) with nine runs scored, nine RBI, five walks and just one error in the field.

2014 (at Bowling Green State): Played in 13 games, making four starts at second base ... batted .087 with two hits in 23 plate appearances .... had a hit on Feb. 15 at Belmont ... added a second hit the very next day on Feb. 16.

2013 (at Bowling Green State): Appeared in 15 games, making his collegiate debut on March 1 at Tennessee Tech ... started his first collegiate game on March 2, going 1-for-1 with two walks and two RBI ... started six games, compiling an on-base percentage of .321.

High School: A 2012 graduate from Marine City High School .... was a four time letterwinner for coach Daryn Letson ... twice was selected to the All-MAC team as a Mariner ... was a two-time All-Area player ... earned All-State honors as a linebacker.

Personal: Full name--Aaron J. Loconsole ... son of Frank Loconsole and Kim Charnow ... has one brother, Sean ... born on June 20, 1994 ... father played hockey at Michigan Tech (1979-83) ... is a kinesiology/physical education major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015.

AARON LOCONSOLE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2013 .217 15/6 23 4 5 4 .217 2/9 0/02014 .087 13/4 23 1 2 1 .087 0/5 0/02015 .239 47/43 134 27 32 22 .261 24/20 2/2TOTAL .217 75/53 180 32 39 27 .233 26/34 2/2


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5-8, 165, R/R, So. Grand Rapids, Mich. / Portage Central HS

RYAN MERGENER

2015: Appeared in 41 games and made 33 starts (21 3B, 10 DH, 1 1B, 1 RF) ... hit .246 with six doubles, two home runs and 13 RBI ... scored 28 runs, which ranked third on the team ... slugged .351 with a .358 on-base percentage ... finished with a .741 fielding percentage, making 14 errors in 54 chances ... was successful in his only stolen base attempt ... drew 17 walks ... collected five multiple-hit and four multiple-RBI games ... had the third longest hitting streak on the team with a nine-game hitting streak and tied for second on the team with a 14-game reached base streak ... first collegiate hit and RBI came versus St. Joseph’s (3/10) ... posted his first career multiple-hit game vs. Wayne State College (3/11) ... in the opening game of the GLIAC schedule at Walsh (3/21), reached base four times, going 3-for-3 with two runs scored, two RBI, a walk, a double and his first


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collegiate home run ... drove in two runs at Walsh (3/22) ... came off the bench at Eastern Michigan (3/25) and hit a two-run home run ... tallied his first three-hit contest at Hillsdale (3/29), going 3-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI ... went 1-for-2 with a two-run double at Findlay (4/26).

High School: A 2014 graduate of Portage Central ... was a three-time letterwinner for the Mustang baseball team and coach Paul Schneider ... helped Portage Central win the league title in 2013 and 2014 and hit .397 with 22 stolen bases in 2013 ... was an All-Conference selection in 2012 and an All-Conference First Team and All-District First Team selection in 2013 ... was awarded the Gold Award in high school (3.9+ GPA) his first three years ... played under Coach Brian Kalczynski and Midwest Elite in the summer of 2014 and hit .385 while helping the team to a 26-7-2 record ... an accomplished football athlete, serving as a team captain in 2013 as well as being named a All-Conference First Team quarterback, and offensive Team MVP while the Mustangs came one game away from the state title game ... also lettered in football on three occasions.

Personal: Full name--Ryan D. Mergener ... born in Grand Rapids, lives in Portage ... son of Kurt and Denise Mergener ... is a biological sciences major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015 ... is a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).


RYAN MERGENER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2015 .246 41/33 114 28 28 13 .351 17/33 1/1TOTAL .246 41/33 114 28 28 13 .351 17/33 1/1

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6-1, 186, L/R, Sr. Mississauga, Ont. / Lorne Park HS

DANIEL PEAKE

2015: Appeared in 21 games and made 13 starts (5 DH, 5 3B, 3 1B) ... hit .227 with two doubles and nine RBI ... scored seven runs and drew 10 walks ... slugged .273 and finished with a .382 on-base percentage ... made three errors in 40 chance to post a .925 fielding percentage ... tallied two multiple-hit and multiple-RBI games ... posted a 10-game reached base streak ... started against St. Ambrose (3/10) and went 3-for-5 with three RBI, a double and a run scored ... drove in two runs with two hits versus Minnesota Duluth (3/16) ... started at Eastern Michigan (3/25) and went 1-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored ... drew two walks vs. Northwood (4/18) and at Findlay (4/26) ... scored a run and drove in a run at Findlay (4/28).

2014: Appeared in nine games and made two starts, both at third base ... went 1-for-8 with two RBI ... had lone hit at Ashland (3/18) with an RBI ... drove in a run with a sac fly against Saginaw Valley State (3/30).

2013: Appeared in 28 games and made 22 starts, all at 3B ... hit .211 with 10 runs, one double and five RBI ... totaled two multiple-hit games and two multiple-RBI games ... collected an eight-game reached base streak ... made five errors and finished with a .906 fielding percentage ... first career hit came in debut at Valdosta State (2/23), where he went 3-for-4 with a run scored ... he went 2-for-4 with a run scored and two RBI at Hillsdale (4/13) ... walked three times against Tiffin (4/16) ... went 1-for-2 with two runs and two RBI vs. Findlay (4/17).

DANIEL PEAKE’S’ CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2013 .211 28/22 71 10 15 5 .225 14/10 0/12014 .125 9/2 8 0 1 2 .125 0/3 0/02015 .227 21/13 44 7 10 9 .273 10/10 0/0TOTAL .211 58/37 123 17 26 16 .236 24/23 0/1

13Outfielder

6-0, 205, R/R, R-Jr. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Gabriel Richard HS

(Wabash Valley CC)

DENNIS OLSZEWSKI

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... earned the team’s Weight Room Warrior award ... appeared in 38 games and made 35 starts (17 RF, 14 CF, 4 LF) ... hit .263 with eight doubles, one triple and one home run ... scored 14 runs and drove in 15 ... collected six multiple-hit and two multiple-RBI games ... began season on a seven-game hitting streak and reached base in eight straight games ... slugged .377 with a .379 on-base percentage ... drew 16 walks and was a perfect 5-for-5 on stolen base attempts ... posted a .984 fielding percentage ... made one error in 63 chances and had one outfield assist ... also pitched in one game vs. Winona State (3/14) and went one 2/3 innings, allowing one run on one hit and struck out two ... reached base four times vs. St. Ambrose (3/10), going 2-for-3 with two walks, two runs scored and an RBI ... first career three-hit game came at Hillsdale (3/29), where he went 3-for-5 with a home run, two RBI, a run and a stolen base ... the home run was his first as a Warrior ... went 2-for-4 with a run scored and a double versus Tiffin (4/12) ... posted a 3-for-3 game with a triple and a run scored at Findlay (4/28) ... drove in three runs at Ashland (5/3) ... started all four GLIAC Tournament games ... went 2-for-5 with two runs scored vs. Ohio Dominican (5/9) in the GLIAC Tournament ... drove in a run against Ashland (5/9).

2014: Appeared in 28 games and made 13 starts, all in center field ... hit .200 with nine runs scored and three doubles ... drove in two runs and finished the season with a .360 on-base percentage ... stole four bases on seven attempts ... posted a .923 fielding percentage on 26 chances ... collected hits in four consecutive games from March 15 to March 18 against Minnesota-Duluth and Ashland ... scored two runs at Ashland (3/18).

2013 (Wabash Valley CC): Was named a JCAA Academic All-American.

2012 (Wabash Valley CC): Redshirted as a freshman.

High School: A 2011 graduate from Gabriel Richard High School ... was a four-time letterwinner in baseball for coach Greg Lenhoff ... was a two-time All-Region, All-

High School: Graduated from Lorne Park Secondary in 2012 ... played four seasons of varsity baseball ... helped lead the Spartans to three straight league finals ... a three-sport athlete ... played quarterback for the football team and small forward for the basketball squad ... was a team captain for both baseball and football.

Personal: Full name--Daniel M. Peake ... born in Vanderhoof, B.C. ... son of Stephen and Sarah Peake ... has a brother, Thomas ... is a business administration/marketing major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014 and Fall 2015.

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17Catcher

5-10, 170, R/R, So. Sterling Heights, Mich. / Oxford HS

JOSH ARNDT

2016: The Michigan Campus Compact nominated him for a Commitment to Service Award for his work with the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod (LCMS) in Uganda.

2015: Appeared in 29 games and made 20 starts behind the plate ... hit .262 with 16 RBI and eight runs scored ... posted a .329 on-base percentage ... finished with a .987 fielding percentage and threw out eight base stealers ... totaled four

DENNIS OLSZEWSKI’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2014 .200 28/13 40 9 8 2 .360 5/14 4/72015 .263 39/35 114 14 30 15 .377 16/7 5/5TOTAL .247 67/45 154 23 38 17 .351 21/43 9/12

DENNIS OLSZEWSKI’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2015 5.42 1/0 0-0 1.2 1 1 1 1/2 .143TOTAL 5.42 1/0 0-0 1.2 1 1 1 1/2 .143

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6-0, 160, R/R, Fr. Grand Ledge, Mich. / Grand Ledge HS

TYLER WALDROP

High School: A 2015 graduate of Grand Ledge High School ... named the Lansing State Journal Player of the Year in 2015 ... set the school record with 257 strikeouts while earning First Team All-State honors in Division 1 ... particpated in the Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association All-Star game ... went 10-1 with a 0.50 ERA and struck out 118 batters in 70 innings as a senior ... helped GLHS to CAAC Blue Division and Diamond Classic titles ... a three-year varsity member and a one-year letterwinner for the Comets and head coach Patrick O’Keefe ... an All-Conference, All-Area, All-District, All-Regional and a Second Team All-State selection in 2014 ... Grand Ledge finished 23-7 in 2012, 29-6 in 2013 and 30-8 in 2014 ... finished his junior year with a 0.69 ERA, 91 strikeouts in 60.2 innings pitched and a 10-1 record ... opponents hit just .124 against him in 2014.

Personal: Full Name--Tyler D. Waldrop ... born on December 26, 1996 ... son of Brian Waldrop ... has one sister, MacKenzie ... is a business administration/marketing major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

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6-2, 160, R/R, Fr. Shelby Twp., Mich. / De La Salle HS

ADDISON PAWELEK

High School: A 2015 graduate of De La Salle High School ... was a two-year letterwinner fo the Pilots ... as a pitcher, he was named to the All-Catholic team as a senior and earned All-League recognition as a junior ... tossed seven shutout innings against Detroit Jesuit in a 3-0 victory ... played for the Detroit Metro Stars and helped the team win the USSSA Great Lakes Elite, Rockford River, USSSA Diamond Classic and JRM Shores Shootout.

Personal: Full name--Addison J. Pawelek ... born on Dec. 30, 1996 ... son of Chris and Jessica Pawelek ... has two sisters, Ellie and Gabby and one brother, Quentin ... is an engineering major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

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5-10, 155, L/L, Fr. Westland, Mich. / John Glenn HS

BRENDAN WETMORE

High School: A 2015 graduate of John Glenn High School ... played four seasons and earned a letter each of those seasons for the Rockets and head coach Lawrence Scheffer ... the left-handed pitcher and outfielder was the team’s Offensive MVP and Cy Young award winner as a senior ... was named a 2015 First Team All-Area selection by the Observer and Eccentric ... was voted to the All-Conference, All-District and All-Region teams in 2015 ... was an All-District Scholar honoree in 2014 ... lists his top individual performance at the plate as a 3-for-4 game with two triples and five RBI ... his top pitching performance was a no-hitter against Lincoln Park and shutout versus Plymouth ... also lettered twice in football as a quarterback and served as a captain.

Personal: Full name--Brendan A. Wetmore ... son of Jason and Jaclyn Wetmore ... born on May 15, 1997 in Wayne, Mich... is a mechanical engineering major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // PLAYER PROFILESDistrict and All-League selection ... earned Second Team All-State honors as a senior ... as a junior, led his team to a 43-2 record while advancing to the state finals ... the Irish were league champions all four seasons and finished third in 2008, while reaching the quarterfinals in both 2009 and 2011 ... served as a four-time Honor Roll student ... was a team captain for football and baseball ... played summer ball with the Michigan Red Sox for coach Billy Hardin.

Personal: Full name--Dennis D. Olszewski ... born Nov. 13, 1992 ... son of John and Cathy Olszewski ... has two brothers, Jeff and Adam ... is a kinesiology major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014 and Fall 2014.


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JOSH ARNDT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2015 .262 29/20 61 8 16 7 .262 6/5 2/3TOTAL .262 29/20 61 8 16 7 .262 6/5 2/3

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6-2, 195, R/R, R-Sr. Ann Arbor, Mich. / Pioneer HS

ALEX KINCH

Career Notes: Active career leader in games pitched (31), games started (27), complete games (6), innings pitched (157.1), wins (13), ERA (3.95), winning percentage (.650) and strikeouts (101).

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... earned his first career GLIAC Pitcher of the Week honor on March 16 after tossing seven shutout innings against Wayne State (Neb.) and matching a career-high with nine strikeouts ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District nominee ... appeared in 13 games and made 12 starts (most in the GLIAC) ... went 4-5 with a 4.06 ERA and 58 strikeouts (ranks fourth in the GLIAC) in 71 innings (ranks fifth in the league) ... tossed seven 2/3 innings in his first start of the season at Trevecca Nazarene (2/28) and allowed one unearned run on six hits and struck out four ... shut out Wayne State College (3/11) for a complete game victory and his first win of the season ... improved to 2-0 with a win over Minnesota Duluth (3/16) by pitching six innings of one-run ball and recording eight strikeouts ... threw a career-high 117 pitches against Grand Valley State (4/3) in seven innings and allowed four earned runs ... won his third game of the year with a six inning performance against Saginaw Valley State (4/8), allowing one earned run ... after losing two of his next three starts, rebounded with a win at Findlay (4/28), by tossing seven innings and allowing one earned run on four hits and retiring eight via the strikeout ... started vs. Ashland (5/9) in the GLIAC Tournament and lasted six 1/3 innings, allowing three earned runs on seven hits.

2014: Voted to the All-GLIAC First Team as a starting pitcher ... selected to the Daktronics Second Team All-Midwest Region ... was an NCBWA Second Team All-Midwest Region selection ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... received the

ALEX KINCH’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2013 6.48 4/2 1-0 8.1 5 6 6 6/3 .185 2014 3.58 14/13 8-2 78.0 84 40 31 24/40 .2712015 4.06 13/12 4-5 71.0 83 42 32 27/58 .292TOTAL 3.95 31/13 13-7 157.1 172 88 69 57/101 .277

Anthony Bass Top Pitcher at team banquet ... appeared in 14 games and made 13 starts, which is tied for fifth all-time and was tied for third in the GLIAC ... eight quality starts ... finished 8-2 with a 3.58 ERA ... his eight wins is tied for eighth all-time and was tied for second in the conference .... his .800 winning percentage is tied for 10th all-time ... struck out 40 batters in 78 innings ... finished with four complete games ... struck out a career-high nine batters against Lewis (3/7) ... went all seven innings against Saginaw Valley State (3/30) ... pitched eight innings versus Northwood (4/5) ... went eight 1/3 innings against Walsh (5/2) and struck out six batters for his sixth straight start of six or more innings.

2013: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... appeared in four games and made two starts ... finished season with a 1-0 record and a 6.48 ERA over 8.1 innings with three strikeouts ... tossed a complete game against Valdosta State (2/24), he went seven innings and allowing one run on four hits and struck out two with no walks ... appeared against Notre Dame College (3/8), Ashland (3/28) and Northwood (4/6).

2012: Did not compete ... redshirted.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Ann Arbor Pioneer ... played two years of varsity baseball ... was a pitcher and also played right field ... named MVP of the 2010 state tournament ... struck out six in a complete-game 4-1 victory over Saline in the championship game, his fourth playoff victory ... earned all-district and all-region honors in 2011 ... lettered three years in wrestling, claiming all-district accolades and serving as team captain as a senior.

Personal: Full name--Alexander S. Kinch ... born in Indianapolis, Ind. ... son of John and Carol-Anne Kinch ... has a brother, Ben, and a sister, Maureen ... is a kinesiology major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2012, Winter 2013, Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... is a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

Pitcher 6-4, 215, R/R, Jr.

Windsor, Ont. / St. Anne Catholic HS

CHRIS HORVATH

Career Notes: Active leader in fewest hits allowed per nine innings (9.68) and strikeouts per nine innings (6.61).

2015: Named GLIAC North Division Pitcher of the Week on May 4 after going 2-0 with a 0.69 ERA and 13 strikeouts in 13 innings in wins over Findlay and Ashland ... appeared in 13 games and made seven starts ... went 5-1 with a 3.20 ERA and 44 strikeouts in 50 2/3 innings ... his five wins ranked 11th in the GLIAC, his ERA was the 11th lowest in the league and his 7.82 Ks per game ranked 10th ... appeared in relief at Eastern Michigan (3/25) and tossed two scoreless innings with two strikeouts

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // PLAYER PROFILESmultiple-hit and two multiple-RBI games ... had a five-game reached base streak ... first collegiate hit came versus St. Ambrose (3/10) and also drove in two runs that game ... back-to-back two-hit games against Hillsdale (3/30) and Grand Valley State (4/3) ... drove in two runs and scored twice against Hillsdale (3/30) ... drew six walks including a free pass in three straight games against Findlay (4/26), Findlay (4/28) and Ashland (5/2) ... collected a pinch-hit single against Ohio Dominican (5/9) in the GLIAC Tournament.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Oxford High School ... was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Jeff Willis ... served as a team captain ... hit .330 as a junior and .390 as a senior ... was an All-League and All-District selection in 2014 ... played summer ball for East Coast Michigan and coach Scott Tesluck.

Personal: Full name-- Joshua P. Arndt ... born on June 16, 1996 ... son of Paul and Faye Arndt ... is a business administration/management major ... has two brothers, Jacob and AJ ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015.

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22Pitcher

5-11, 185, R/R, Jr. Farmington, Mich. / Farmington HS

TYLER TOMPSON

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... appeared in 10 games and made three starts ... went 0-1 with a 9.74 ERA and 19 strikeouts in 20 1/3 innings ... first start of the season occurred at Trevecca Nazarene (2/28) ... pitched two scoreless innings vs. Minnesota Duluth (3/16) and struck out three batters ... appeared for three innings at Eastern Michigan (3/25) ... matched a career-high with five strikeouts in two 2/3 innings vs. Tiffin (4/12) ... started at Saginaw Valley State (4/15) and went three innings, allowing two earned runs ... surrendered one earned run at Ashland (5/3) over three innings ... appeared against AU (5/7) in the GLIAC Tournament and pitched three scoreless innings and striking out two.

2014: Appeared in four games, making two starts ... finished with a 2.70 ERA in 10 innings ... struck out 10 batters ... started against Wayne State College (3/11) and

CHRIS HORVATH’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2014 4.73 11/5 3-2 32.1 29 17 17 16/17 .2462015 3.20 13/7 5-1 50.2 59 32 18 21/44 .289TOTAL 3.80 23/12 8-3 83.0 88 49 35 37/51 .273

... earned his first victory of the season vs. Saginaw Valley State (4/8), going four innings and allowing two earned runs ... won his next start over Tiffin (4/12), where he did not allow an earned run in four innings of work and struck out four ... collected his first career complete game victory at Findlay (4/28), pitching seven innings, allowing one unearned run on three hits and striking out a career-high nine batters ... improved to 4-1 with a victory at Ashland (5/3) by going six innings and allowing one earned run and striking out four ... tossed a career-high seven 1/3 innings in a win over Ohio Dominican (5/9) in the GLIAC Tournament.

2014: Appeared in 11 games and made five starts during his freshman year ... went 3-2 with 4.73 ERA and 17 strikeouts in 32 1/3 innings ... pitched six innings and allowed one run against St. Joseph’s (3/9) striking out six batters to earn his first collegiate win ... went 5 1/3 innings at Findlay (4/9) and took a perfect game into bottom of the sixth inning before the Oilers put their first runner on base via a single ... faced Findlay (4/16) in his next start and tossed six innings striking out three batters for his third win of the season ... pitched 4 1/3 scoreless innings of relief at Lake Erie (4/27) ... appeared against Saginaw Valley State (5/10) in the GLIAC Tournament and tossed a scoreless inning ... pitched a scoreless inning against NCAA Midwest Regional Champions Southern Indiana (5/17) in regional play.

High School: A 2013 graduate of St. Anne Catholic ... won four games as a senior and struck out 31 in 14 innings ... led the Saints to an 18-11 record in his four seasons ... tossed a no-hitter with eight strikeouts against St. Joseph HS on May 6, 2013 ... struck out the first 11 batters of the game against Belle River HS (5/2/13) ... played travel baseball in the Ontario Baseball Association and allowed only two hits in three games and was named Tournament MVP as his squad was crowned champions ... played travel hockey in the Ontario Hockey Association and was his team’s leading scorer ... went 4-0 and allowed just one run in 2014 in summer league while striking out 20 in 18 innings ... summer league team went 18-7 in 2013 ... also lettered in volleyball and tennis during his prep career.

Personal: Full name--Christopher J.B. Horvath ... born October 16, 1994, in Windsor ... son of Rudy and Kimberly Horvath ... father played hockey and tennis at St. Clair College ... his great uncle was a professional golfer and finished 13th at the U.S. Open in 1954 ... great grandfather was a professional football player and played for the Hamilton TigerCats ... has one brother, Lydon and two sisters, Austyn and Jaime ... is majoring in Kinesiology ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2013, Fall 2014 and Fall 2015.

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6-2, 214, L/L, R-So. Trenton, Mich. / Trenton HS

JT CONTI

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... pitched in 12 games and made two starts on the mound ... tallied 17 strikeouts in 27 2/3 innings while going 0-1 with a 3.90 ERA ... opponents hit .270 off the left-hander ... struck out five over five

innings in a start against Grand Valley State (4/3), while allowing one run ... struck out a season-high six batters in relief versus Saginaw Valley State (4/8) ... pitched six innings in a start at SVSU (4/15) and did not allow a run on four hits ... tossed two 2/3 scoreless innings vs. Northwood (4/19) ... also appeared in 14 games and made five starts (2 1B, 3 DH) ... hit .214 (6-for-28) with three doubles, three RBI and three runs scored ... slugged .321 with a .267 on-base percentage ... collected first collegiate hit at Trevecca Nazarene (2/28) with a double ... went 1-for-4 with a two-run double at Hillsdale (3/30).

2014: Redshirted.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Trenton High School ... earned four varsity letters for the Trojans ... batted .402 as a junior in 2012 for coach Todd Szalka ... selected All-District, All-Area, All-League as well as All-State in 2012 ... hit two career walk-off home runs (vs. Allen Park and Cabrini) ... played summer league ball for coach John Salter ... hit .497 during the summer of 2012.

Personal: Full name--Jorden T. Conti ... born August 11, 1995, in Wyandotte … son of Todd and Karen Conti ... has two younger brothers, Sam and Zachary ... is a business administration/management major ... cousin Andrew VanDierenDonck was a member of the Northwood basketball team from 2009-13 ... lists Anthony Bass and Miguel Cabrera as his favorite athletes ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2014, Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

JT CONTI’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2015 .214 25/7 28 3 6 3 .321 1/8 0/0TOTAL .214 25/7 28 3 6 3 .321 1/8 0/0

JT CONTI’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2015 3.90 12/2 0-1 27.2 27 12 12 17/17 .270TOTAL 3.90 12/2 0-1 27.2 27 12 12 17/17 .270



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23Pitcher

6-1, 210, R/R, Fr. Clarkston, Mich. / Clarkston HS

D.J. ZEZULA

2016: Joined the baseball team in January as a relief pitcher.

Career Football Notes: Played in all 11 games as a true freshman ... has the highest passing efficiency rating (140.9) of any quarterback in school history with at least 105 attempts as well as the highest yards per pass attempt (8.5) ... has the highest yards per completion mark (15.0) of anyone in WSU history with at least 85 completions ... ranked second in school history in both passing yards per game (162.4) and total offense per game (174.5), third in both completion percentage (56.4 - min. 105 attempts) and total offense per play (6.57), tied-for-15th in passing touchdowns (14), 19th in passing yards (1,786), 20th in completions (119), 22nd in passing attempts (211) and 30th in total offense (1,919).

Fall 2015: Voted WSU’s Offensive Rookie of the Year ... played in all 11 games, starting the final 10 contests, leading the Warriors to a 6-4 record ... set WSU marks for most passing yards and most passing touchdowns by a true freshman, while recording the third-best passing efficiency rating for a season (among all quarterbacks) in school history (min. 105 attempts) ... passed for 1,786 yards (the 10th highest single-season total in school history) and 14 touchdowns, while completing 56 percent of his passes (fourth best single-season mark with at least 105 attempts) … finished 12th nationally in passing yards per completion (15.01), 26th in yards per pass attempt (8.46) and 39th in passing efficiency rating (140.9).

26Pitcher/Outfielder 6-3, 185, R/R, Fr.

Fishers, Ind. / Indianapolis Cathedral HS

JACK SCHMIDT

High School: A 2015 graduate of Indianapolis Cathedral High School ... was a three-year letterwinner for head coach Rich Andriole ... spent his freshman season at Hamilton Southeastern High School ... played summer baseball with the Indy Aces and head coach Jay Lehr ... helped the Irish of ICHS to a 30-1 record and a state runner-up finish in 2013 along with a 25-3 record and a sectional championship in 2014 ... the Aces have posted records of 35-16, 42-12 and 30-18 his last three seasons ... compiled an overall record of 31-9 in his three seasons of summer ball.

Personal: Full name--Jack M. Schmidt ... born in Traverse City, Mich. on May 20, 1997 ... son of Mike and Sally Schmidt ... has two sisters, Janey and Abbey ... is a pre-pharmacy major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

27Pitcher

6-4, 230, R/L, So. St. Clair, Mich. / St. Clair HS

JARED TOBEY

2015: Named to the All-GLIAC Honorable Mention Team ... earned the squad’s Anthony Bass Top Pitcher Award ... appeared in 11 games and made nine starts ... posted a 6-2 record with a 4.75 ERA ... struck out 47 over 53 innings ... tallied one complete game in his debut season ... made season debut on the mound at Trevecca

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // PLAYER PROFILESHigh School: A 2015 graduate of Clarkston High School ... served as a team captain in both football and baseball ... was a four-year baseball letterwinner for coach Phil Price ... was a three-year football letterwinner for the Wolves and coach Kurt Richardson … went 38-2 as a starter and led Clarkston to back-to-back state titles, including 27 straight wins … named captain of the Detroit Free Press Division 1 All-State team … selected to the 2014 Associated Press Division 1-2 Special Mention Team … helped guide CHS to a 14-0 record including a 33-25 victory over Saline in the 2014 state championship game … threw a 52-yard touchdown pass and also ran for a 70 yard score in the 2014 state title game … completed 121-of-183 passes for 2,238 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior … also rushed for 1,019 yards and 18 scores … concluded his high school career with 5,341 passing yards and 48 touchdown while running for 1,571 yards and 24 scores … also played one year of varsity basketball for CHS.

Personal: Full name--Donovan J. Zezula ... born September 2, 1996, in Royal Oak ... son of Brian and Karen Zezula ... father was a member of the 1991 Albion MIAA Championship team that participated in the NCAA Division III playoffs ... has an older sister, Elizabeth, who played softball at Tiffin in 2012 ... is majoring in finance ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

TYLER TOMPSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2014 2.70 4/2 0-0 10.0 7 4 3 7/10 .2062015 9.74 10/3 0-1 20.1 32 27 22 14/19 .360TOTAL 7.42 14/5 0-1 30.1 39 31 25 21/29 .317

pitched five innings allowing two runs and striking out five ... started against Urbana (4/8) and pitched three innings while not allowing an earned run and striking out three ... finished season with a scoreless frame against Grand Valley State (5/16) in the NCAA Midwest Regional.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Farmington High School ... was a four-year letterwinner for the Falcons and coach Peter Finn ... earned Honorable Mention All-District accolades ... selected as FHS Cy Young Award winner ... named an Oakland Activities Association Scholar Athlete ... played summer ball for coaches John Salter and Brad Cross compiling a 7-0 record in both 2011 and 2012.

Personal: Full name--Tyler J. Tompson ... born June 6, 1995, in Farmington ... son of Peter and Kim Tompson ... father was a three-year (1981-83) baseball letterwinner at South Alabama ... has a younger brother, Jake, and an older sister, Krystal ... is a finance major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Winter 2014 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015 ... is a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

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33Pitcher

5-10, 188, L/L, R-Jr. Leo, Ind. / Leo HS

TAYLOR HORN

31Pitcher/Outfielder 6-3, 175, R/R, So.

Tecumseh, Mich. / Tecumseh HS

NICK COWEN

2015: Appeared in three games ... did not record a decision ... struck out two batters over two 2/3 innings ... allowed five runs in his three outings ... made collegiate debut at Trevecca Nazarene (2/28) and pitched two scoreless innings and struck out two batters.

Nazarene (2/28) tossing one 2/3 innings of scoreless relief ... allowed five runs in his first start of the season against Minnesota State-Mankato (3/12) ... tossed all seven innings in win over Walsh (3/22) and struck out five while allowing two runs ... improved to 3-1 with a win at Hillsdale (3/30), pitching six innings and not allowing a run on four hits with six strikeouts ... struck out a season-high nine batters in victory over Grand Valley State (4/4), allowing two runs in seven innings ... collected his fifth win of the season with a six inning performance with seven strikeouts vs. Tiffin (4/11) ... pitched six innings against Northwood (4/18), allowing one run ... improved to 6-1 with a win at Findlay (4/26), where he struck out six batters over five 1/3 innings and lowered ERA to 2.89 ... allowed seven runs in each of his final two starts against Ashland (5/2 and 5/7) including a start in the GLIAC Tournament ... also appeared in 13 games and made six starts (4 1B, 2 DH) in the field ... went 3-for-20 with six runs scored, a double and two RBI ... drew seven walks and finished with a .357 on-base percentage ... went 1-for-2 with a run scored and a walk vs. Winona State (3/14) ... scored two runs and drew three walks in addition to his first career extra-base hit (double) against Minnesota Duluth (3/16) ... scored a run and collected his first career RBI at Eastern Michigan (3/25) ... drove in a run against Ashland (5/9) in the GLIAC Tournament

High School: A 2014 graduate of St. Clair High School ... was a four-year varsity member for the Saints and coach Bill McElreath ... helped the Saints win district and league championships in 2011, 2012 and 2013 ... won the state title in 2011 ... was an All-Area and All-League selection ... ran for for 216 yards and three touchdowns and threw for another in 2013 district final as the Saints were one game away from the state final game ... scored 22 points including the game-winner against Anchor Bay ... struck out 13 batters against Stevenson in 2013 ... lettered in baseball, basketball and football as a sophomore ... was a National Honor Society member and collected All-Academic honors.

Personal: Full name--Jared P. Tobey ... son of Jon and Jill Tobey ... has one brother, Adam ... is a business administration/marketing major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2014 and Winter 2015 ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2015.

JARED TOBEY’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2015 .150 24/15 20 6 3 2 .200 7/3 0/0TOTAL .150 24/15 20 6 3 2 .200 7/3 0/0

JARED TOBEY’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2015 4.75 11/9 6-2 53.0 53 28 28 35/47 .272TOTAL 4.75 11/9 6-2 53.0 53 28 28 35/47 .272

NICK COWEN’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2015 13.53 3/0 0-0 2.2 3 5 4 5/2 .300TOTAL 13.53 3/0 0-0 2.2 3 5 4 5/2 .300

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6-6, 220, R/R, R-So. Bowling Green, Ohio / Bowling Green HS

(Michigan State)

NOLAN DILL

2015 (Michigan State): Did not appear in any games.

2014 (Michigan State): Redshirted.

High School: A 2013 graduate of Bowling Green High School ... was a two-year letterwinner for coach Bob Yenrick ... posted a record of 4-3 during his senior season for the Bobcats ... played his summer league ball with the Michigan Bulls ... received All-Northern Lakes League, all-county, all-district, and all-state honors during his senior year ... was also a member of both the golf and basketball teams ... earned all-league and lettermen honors in golf all four years including hitting a hole-in-one during his freshman year ... was a three-time letterwinner in basketball ... served as a team captain in baseball, golf, and basketball during his final year at BGHS.

Personal: Full name--Nolan C. Dill ... born April 29, 1995 ... son of Chris and Becky Dill ... father played baseball at Bowling Green State University ... is an accounting major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2015.

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // PLAYER PROFILESHigh School: A 2014 graduate of Tecumseh High School ... was a three-year letterwinner for the Indians and coaches Tom Bullinger and Joe Linde ... drove in all three runs in regional semifinal win in 2014 ... was an All-League Honorable Mention selection in 2011 and 2012 ... named All-League, All-District and All-County as a junior ... hit .347 and went 1-1 with a 4.90 ERA in 2013 ... hit .304 with a 5-1 record and a 2.53 ERA on the mound as a sophomore ... was a two-year letterwinner for the football team as a quarterback ... the Indians football team was district champions in 2013 ... named First Team All-SEC, All-County, and served as a team captain in 2014 ... was a National Honor Society member.

Personal: Full name--Nicholas R. Cowen ... born January 19, 1996 ... son of Derek and Michelle Cowen ... is a mechanical engineering major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2014.


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Career Notes: Active career leader in home runs (3) and slugging percentage (.424).

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... was a CoSIDA Academic All-District nominee ... appeared in 40 games and made 39 starts (27 CF, 10, DH, 2 LF) ... hit .250 with seven doubles, two triples and two home runs, while driving in 24 runs ... slugged .379 with a .336 on-base percentage and did not make an error in 37 chances with two outfield assists ... tallied 50 total bases and scored 18 runs ... was 6-for-8 in stolen base attempts ... posted nine multiple-hit and five multiple-RBI games ... had a 10-game reached base streak ... drove in a run in five straight

2015: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... did not appear in any games due to injury.

2014: Named to the GLIAC All-Academic Team ... appeared in four games before having season-ending surgery ... tossed 2.1 innings against Missouri-St. Louis (3/8) and recorded two strikeouts ... earned a medical redshirt.

2013: Tied-for-second on the team with 14 appearances ... went 2-0 with a 1.78 ERA and struck out 25 over 25.1 innings ... his 1.78 ERA ranks fifth all-time in WSU history for a single-season ... did not allow a run in his first six appearances ... did not allow a run in his final four appearances ... first career win came at Malone (4/2) as he went three innings and did not allow a run on two hits with a season-high five strikeouts ... pitched a season-high 3.1 innings at Hillsdale (4/14) ... made two appearances in GLIAC Tournament and did not allow a run in either game ... pitched 2.1 scoreless innings against Ashland (5/9) and 2/3 of an inning against Grand Valley State (5/10).

High School: A 2012 graduate of Leo ... played three years of varsity baseball for the Lions and coach Dave Boyce ... was a first team all-state, all-area and all-conference selection ... was also an Indiana Elite All-Star selection ... helped lead the Lions to conference and sectional titles in 2012 ... hit .460 with 45 RBI and posted a 9-1 record with a 1.91 ERA as a senior ... averaged nearly 11 strikeouts per seven innings pitched in 2012 ... posted a .315 batting average and a 1.84 ERA as a junior ... was a three-sport athlete at Leo, lettering in football (running back) and basketball (guard) ... was a two-time second team all-conference selection in football, helping Leo win a pair of regional titles ... team captain for all three sports ... academic all-conference selection ... graduated among top 15 percent of his class.

Personal: Full name--Taylor M. Horn ... born in Fort Wayne, Ind. ... son of Patrick and Kim Horn ... has two brothers, Mitchell and Christopher ... is a secondary health education major ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Fall 2013, Winter 2014 and Fall 2014 ... was named a 2013 Prosepct League All-Star.

TAYLOR HORN’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG.2013 1.78 14/0 2-0 25.1 25 5 5 6/25 .258 2014 2.08 4/0 1-0 4.1 4 2 1 4/2 .250TOTAL 1.82 18/0 3-0 29.2 29 7 6 10/27 .257

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6-2, 200, R/R, R-Jr. Bingham Farms, Mich. Birmingham Groves HS

GRIFFIN HARMS

GRIFFIN HARM’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2014 .361 37/30 97 16 35 18 .485 15/8 10/112015 .250 42/39 132 18 33 24 .379 14/23 6/8TOTAL .297 79/69 229 34 68 24 .379 29/31 16/19

GRIFFIN HARM’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA APP/GS W-L IP H R ER BB/SO B/AVG2015 10.80 2/0 0-0 1.2 3 2 2 1/4 .375TOTAL 10.80 2/0 0-0 1.2 3 2 2 1/4 .375

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // PLAYER PROFILESgames during the Florida trip, totaling 10 RBI including a solo home run versus Wayne State College (3/11) ... went 3-for-6 with four runs scored and five RBI in two games against Minnesota Duluth (3/16), including his second home run of the season ... collected first career four-RBI game at Findlay (4/28), going 2-for-4 with a double.

2014: Voted to the All-GLIAC Second Team as an outfielder ... named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team ... selected as the Deans’ Award winner from the Honors College for having the highest cumulative grade-point average among all student-athletes in that particular college ... second on the team with a .361 batting average ... appeared in 37 games and made 30 starts, all in the outfield ... drove in 18 runs with seven doubles, one triple and one home run ... slugged .485 and finished with a .461 on-base percentage ... was 10-for-11 in stolen base attempts ... totaled 10 multiple-hit games along with five multiple-RBI games ... had a 12-game reached base streak ... went 2-for-4 with three RBI and a run scored against Saginaw Valley State (5/8) ... stole four bases in three NCAA Midwest Regional games ... 2013-14 recipient of the DII ADA Academic Achievement Award.

2013: Did not appear in any games ... redshirted.

High School: Graduated from Birmingham Groves in 2012 ... hit .382 with 26 RBI and 32 runs scored in his second varsity baseball season in 2012 ... had two wins and two saves with a 3.53 ERA in 13 pitching appearances ... was the Falcons’ top junior varsity pitcher in 2010 ... also played outfield and third base ... a three-sport athlete at Groves, also playing football and basketball ... was a four-year scholar athlete and National Honor Society member.

Personal: Full name--Griffin C. Harms ... born in Southfield ... son of Bruce and Laurie Harms ... father played football at Michigan State and for the Green Bay Packers ... uncle Ralph Harms was a track athlete at Michigan State ... has two brothers, Beau and Shea ... is a finance major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Fall 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014, Winter 2015 and Fall 2015.

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6-0, 180, R/R, So. Farmington Hills, Mich.

Orchard Lake St. Mary’s HS

DEVIN ROSE

2015: Appeared in 31 games and made 27 starts (25 RF, 2 CF) ... was second on the team with a .323 batting average ... drove in nine runs, scored nine times, hit six doubles and stole two bases ... slugged .385 with a .350 on-base percentage ... posted a perfect fielding percentage in 56 chances .... tallied eight multiple-hit and two multiple-RBI games ... had the second-longest hitting streak on the team at 10 games ... went 1-for-3 with two RBI vs. Minnesota State-Mankato (3/12) for his first collegiate hits and RBI ... first career multiple-hit game occurred at Hillsdale (3/30), going 2-for-3 with an RBI, which began his 10-game hitting streak ... posted a 3-for-3 game with two RBI versus Grand Valley State (4/3) ... batted .471 (16-for-34) during the streak with five RBI and increased his average from .190 (4/3) to .353 (4/12) ... posted two-hit games at Saginaw Valley State (4/15), at Ohio Dominican (4/21) and at Ashland (5/2) ... collected at least one hit in all four GLIAC Tournament games ... went 3-for-4 vs. Ashland (5/9), which included two doubles and two runs scored.

High School: A 2014 graduate of Orchard Lake St. Mary’s ... started in center field in every game ... was a four-time letterwinner for the Eaglets and coach Matt Petry ... earned All-Region honors in 2013, and was selected First Team All-District and All-Catholic League consecutively in 2013 & 2014 ... team MVP in 2013 & 2014, with a career fielding percentage of .975 ... hit .348 during the regular season and .429 in the postseason ... led the Eaglets in hits, stolen bases and runs scored his junior and senior years ... played for John Salter and the Motor City Hit Dogs in 2014 and hit .419 with 26 stolen bases and a .986 fielding percentage ... was a baseball team captain ... also lettered in football his sophomore and junior years while winning the 2011 State Football Championship ... graduated Cum Laude from OLSM.

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5-9, 200, L/R, R-Jr. Ypsilanti, Mich. / Ypsilanti HS

SEAN WINKELSETH

2015: Named team’s Most Improved Player ... appeared in 36 games and made 30 starts, all at catcher ... hit .278 with 16 runs scored, one double and eight RBI ... drew 11 walks and finished with a .381 on-base percentage ... posted six multiple-hit games and was successful on his only stolen base attempt ... made six errors on 228 chances (.974 fielding percentage) ... threw out seven runners attempting to steal ... in first collegiate start at Trevecca Nazarene (2/27), scored once and drove in a run ... collected his first multiple-hit game vs. Wayne State College (3/11), going 2-for-4 with a run scored ... tallied an RBI in back-to-back games at Walsh (3/21 and 3/22) ... reached base three times with a hit and two walks at Hillsdale (3/30) ... posted back-to-back two-hit contests at Findlay (3/28) and at Ashland (5/2) to increase his average to .292 ... collected hits in three of the four GLIAC Tournament games and drove in runs during the wins over Malone (5/8) and Ohio Dominican (5/9) ... also scored three times vs. ODU.

2014: Appeared in one game against Saginaw Valley State (3/30) in a pinch-hitting role.

2013: Redshirted.

High School: A 2012 graduate of Ypsilanti ... played four years of varsity baseball ... was a two-time all-conference and all-district selection ... hit .349 with 17 RBI and 21 runs scored as a senior ... batted .375 with 25 runs in 2011 ... served as a team captain ... lettered four years in soccer, helping the team win a district title in 2012 ... was an honor roll student.

Personal: Full name--Sean D. Winkelseth ... born in Ypsilanti ... son of John and Kerry Winkelseth ... has a sister, Meagan ... grandfather Roy Buck was a three-sport athlete (wrestling, baseball, football) at Oberlin College from 1956-60 ... is an elementary education major ... participates in the Army ROTC program ... named to the Coach’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.0-3.49) for Winter 2014.

SEAN WINKELSETH’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2014 .000 1/0 1 0 0 0 .000 0/1 0/02015 .278 36/30 90 16 25 8 .289 11/18 1/1TOTAL .278 37/30 91 16 25 8 .286 11/19 1/1

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6-3, 215, R/R, Fr. Wheaton, Ill.

Wheaton Warrenville South

JUSTIN KELLY

High School: A 2015 graduate of Wheaton Warrenville South High School in Wheaton, Ill. ... was a three-year letterwinner for the Tigers and head coach Timothy Brylka ... hit .267 in 2013 with 17 RBI, five doubles and two home runs ... batted .348 as a junior with 18 RBI, nine doubles, two triples, two home runs and finished with a .984 OPS ... was an All-Conference, All-Area and a three-time Academic All-Conference selection at Wheaton Warrenville South ... also won Gold Glove and team batting title awards.

Personal: Full name--Justin D. Kelly ... born on October 22, 1996 ... son of Kevin and Gina Kelly ... has one brother, Ryan and a sister, Frances ... is a business administration/management major.

DEVIN ROSE’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYear AVG GP/GS AB R H RBI SLG% BB/SO SB/AT2015 .323 31/27 96 9 31 7 .385 2/16 2/5TOTAL .323 31/27 96 9 31 7 .385 2/16 2/5

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // PLAYER PROFILESPersonal: Full name-- Devin T. Rose ... born in Farmington Hills ... son of Don and Jan Rose ... has one sister, Taylor ... is a fianance major ... named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) for Fall 2015 ... was a 2013 All-County Robotics Team Champion and team MVP and logged more than 200 hours of community service.


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JANAURY 20Redshirt senior pitcher Christian Bilkovic was named one of 25 national semifinalists for the Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup for the second consecutive year.

JANUARY 29Perfect Game USA released its 2015 Division II Preseason Poll and WSU was ranked 24th.

FEBRUARY 11The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) released the 2015 Preseason Coaches’ Poll and Wayne State was predicted to finish second in the GLIAC North Division. WSU collected 51 points and a first-place vote on the poll.

FEBRUARY 27The Warriors dropped their season-opener in extra innings at Trevecca Nazarene. The Warriors led 4-2 heading into the bottom of the eighth inning but the Trojans scored a single run in both the eighth and ninth innings to force extra innings. An unearned run in the bottom of the 11th allowed TNU to walk-off with the victory.

FEBRUARY 28 Wayne State earned its first win of the season at TNU by splitting a doubleheader to conclude the series. WSU played its second consecutive extra-inning contest in game one, but was able to collect the trumph, 2-1, in 10 innings. A five-run third inning propelled TNU to an 8-5 win in game two.

MARCH 15WSU continued the trend of playing extra-innings as it split a doubleheader with Winona State in the RussMatt Invitational. The NSIC version of the Warriors captured game one, 11-9, before the GLIAC version won, 7-6, in extra innings to take game two. The Green & Gold had already played three extra inning contests, winning two.

MARCH 16Junior Alex Kinch was named GLIAC North Division Pitcher of the Week after pitching seven shutout innings against Wayne State (Neb.) on March 11 and matched his career-high with nine strikeouts.

MARCH 25Wayne State concluded its first league series of the season at Walsh. Freshman Jared Tobey threw a gem in game one to lead WSU to a 4-2 win but a ninth-inning wild pitch gave the Cavaliers a 6-5 win in the nightcap. Tobey danced around a WSU error and a passed ball in the bottom of the seventh inning to collect the victory and complete game. He struck out five while allowing two earned runs on four hits.

MARCH 30WSU concluded its series at Hillsdale by taking both games. Senior Kyle Zimmerman led WSU to a game one 5-3 victory with a complete game and seven strikeouts, while five Warriors drove in two runs each in a 14-3 game two victory to split the four-game series.

APRIL 3Freshman Devin Rose collected his first career three-hit game to split the doubleheader vs. #18 Grand Valley State. Senior Jeff Sorenson earned the victory in relief after striking out two in three 1/3 innings and allowing one unearned run.

APRIL 18With time running out in the regular season and in need of series victories to solidify its postseason aspirations, Wayne State swept a doubleheader against first-place Northwood, winning both games 4-1. In between the two games the 2005 baseball team, which won the regular-season title and was the first team in program history to advance to the NCAA Tournament, was honored and Frank Jeney threw out the ceremonial first pitch.

APRIL 22 Christian Bilkovic was chosen for the 2015 NCAA Career in Sports Forum, which took place in June at the NCAA national office in Indianapolis. Bilkovic is the third WSU student-athlete selected and the first since men’s basketball standout Stacey Waters in 2011 to participate in the event.

APRIL 28Wayne State played two divisional make-up games from the previous weekend at Findlay. The games loomed large in the GLIAC standings as WSU looked to stay in second place in the North Division. The Warriors drew nine walks against five Findlay pitchers to post a 7-1 victory in game one and used a three-run third inning in game two to hold on for a 3-2 victory. With the game one win, WSU secured a berth in its eighth straight GLIAC Tournament and locked up the second seed in the North Division.

MAY 4 Sophomore Chris Horvath was named the GLIAC North Division Pitcher of the Week after going 2-0 with 0.69 ERA and 13 strikeouts in 13 innings. In addition, he notched his first career complete game.

MAY 8Kyle Zimmerman was not ready for his collegiate career to be over. The senior left-hander willed Wayne State to a 7-4 elimination game win over Malone. Zimmerman tossed his second career postseason complete game while throwing 165 pitches. He also put WSU on the board with a two-run home run in the top of the first inning. Also, head coach Ryan Kelley, in his seventh season, won a GLIAC Tournament game for the seventh consecutive year.

MAY 9 In a thrilling and heartbreaking final day of the season for Wayne State at the GLIAC Tournament, the Warriors cruised to a 15-3 win over Ohio Dominican before Ashland scored five runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to steal game two, 8-7. The sixth-seeded WSU squad was one of the final three teams left in the tournament.

MAY 11Seniors Kyle Zimmerman and Nate Manis were named to the GLIAC All-Tournament Team. Zimmerman hit .333 (5-for-15) with two doubles, a home run and eight RBI. He finished with a .667 slugging and a .421 on-base percentage. In 29 chances, he did not make an error and helped WSU turn six double plays in the four games. On the mound, he allowed just three earned runs on 14 hits and struck out four batters while walking three. Leading off, Manis hit .375 (6-for-15) with a .444 on-base percentage in the four games with two RBI and five runs scored. He also played stellar defense all weekend long and did not make an error in 15 chances.

MAY 14Left-handed pitcher and first baseman Kyle Zimmerman was named to the Daktronics/DII Conference Commissioner’s Association All-Midwest Region Second Team. Zimmerman was selected as a utility/pitcher.

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The program has played on campus since 1969. In 2003 (all privately funded), “the old fencing” was removed and a replica Fenway Park outfield fence was installed, matching the original in Boston – including a 37.5 foot-high “Green Monster”, outfield configuration and right field foul pole. Later, major league size dugouts were constructed (2009) and bullpens were added. The field plays host to numerous youth,

high school and inner city ball teams throughout the season. Through an arrangement with the Detroit Historical Society, the left field scoreboard from the former Tiger Stadium has been made functional and is attached to the base of the left field wall. On June 6, 2013, WSU

announced plans for the Harwell Field which will include grandstands, a press box and a museum with artifacts from the Harwell Foundation.

The Multipurpose Indoor Facility was the first new athletic building in nearly fifty (50) years on the athletic campus. Completed in the Fall of 2011, the building has 35,000 square feet of space with a maximum ceiling height of thirty-five (35) feet. Enclosed are four tennis courts, a

sport track (60 yards), locker rooms for men’s and women’s tennis and baseball, and six offices for coaches and staff. A separate training room services the assembled teams. A tennis scoreboard at the far end of the four tennis courts was added in the Fall of 2013.

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The Wayne State University Department of Athletics, in conjunction with the Ernie Harwell Foundation, announced in June of 2013 the establishment of the Harwell Field Project.

This project is an outreach effort to build a baseball stadium in recognition of Ernie and Lula “Lulu” Harwell. As a tribute to that long partnership between the famed Tiger broadcaster and his wife Lula “Lulu”, the campaign is to name the field in their shared honor. They were married for 62 years and this endeavor is as much an acknowledgment of his legendary career as it is her work “behind the scenes” to build a marriage for which all of Michigan benefited.

“It is exciting to finally unveil this project and have Mrs. Harwell here for this announcement,” stated WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier. “Gary Spicer (longtime friend and lawyer for Mr. Harwell) and I have worked on this initiative for the better part of three years and to now get us to this stage is one more giant step in realizing our dream of a stadium in Detroit named for the Harwell’s that celebrates their legacy, their contribution to Michigan and is a tribute to a marriage that truly embodied the best that we can all applaud.”

This lasting testimonial will benefit not only the last college baseball team still active in Detroit but also a resource for countless youth leagues and high schools that use the facility throughout the year. Mr. Harwell’s support of youth baseball was part of his lasting belief in how baseball could enrich communities and change lives. The legacy that the Harwell’s represent to Detroit will be maintained in perpetuity in this stadium.

“Baseball’s most enduring announcer” as authenticated

by the Guinness Book of Records, Ernie Harwell retired in 2002 after 55 years in the big leagues and broadcasting more games than any other announcer. Ernie was the first active broadcaster to be inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown. Since then, Ernie entered nine more Halls of Fame including the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, the American Sportscasters Hall of Fame and The National Radio Hall of Fame. In 1960, Ernie became the “voice” of the Tigers where he called the action on the radio and/or TV for 42 years.

Ernie Harwell positively influenced tens of thousands of lives by working with Blue Cross Blue Shield to promote physical fitness, walking and health. He loved people, and never quit in his efforts to inspire individuals to stay fit and active.

Harwell Field will provide grandstands, press box, team clubhouse and a foyer to recognize the achievements and contributions of the Harwells.

The current field has many historical baseball remnants significant to Mr. Harwell, including a replica Fenway Park outfield wall, the old Tiger stadium scoreboard and the new stadium will be located adjacent to Brooklyn Street which also happened to be one of his early professional broadcasting stops with the Brooklyn Dodgers. The project will have the amenities of today with a nostalgic acknowledgment of the past in a stadium that will mirror the facade of Ebbets Field.

The initiative will be managed through the University’s development unit and is endorsed by the Ernie Harwell Estate and the Ernie Harwell Foundation. All contributions to Harwell Field will be used exclusively for this project which honors one of the Detroit’s most

respected couples as well as the broadcaster who brought so much of the vibrancy and spirit of the City to countless Michiganders over an illustrious career.\A major mission of the University is to achieve an increasing level of excellence in the quality of its programs and to enhance the visibility and recognition of the University as a whole. Additionally, the Department of Athletics takes an active role in providing resources for student-athletes, the surrounding community and thousands of youth who love the game.

Contributions should be made toWayne State Athletics/Harwell Field and mailedto the WSU Athletic Department, 5101 John C Lodge, Detroit, MI 48202

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The Wayne State University Department of Athletics announced that it has reached its 1.7 million dollar goal to construct the Ernie and Lula Harwell Baseball Stadium. The project received Board of Governors approval on Jan. 29th and construction will begin in the spring of 2016.

“We are grateful to the many donors who have enthusiastically supported this initiative,” said WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier. “We have always been dependent on supporters whose contributions might not be as recognizable as those who provide six figure gifts, but like Mr. Harwell, we know well the “blue collar” nature of Detroit and how many working together can effectuate change. This stadium is a tribute to that spirit which is reflected in its design and in those who contributed. It will be a lasting tribute to the Harwells and serve various outreach initiatives and our baseball program.” The Harwell Field replicates the original Ebbets Field in Brooklyn and captures its historical reference.

“The Harwell Field will be a lasting legacy to the Hall of Fame career of Ernie,” said S. Gary Spicer, Sr. (long-time friend and attorney of Ernie and Lula Harwell and co-chairman of the campaign).

The Harwell Field will provide grandstands, press box and a foyer to house baseball artifacts and memorabilia that traces baseball history nearly a century. The current field has many historical baseball remnants significant to Mr. Harwell, including a replica Fenway Park outfield wall, the old Tiger stadium scoreboard and the new stadium will be located adjacent to Brooklyn Street which coincidentally happened to be one of his early professional broadcasting stops with the Brooklyn Dodgers. The project will have the amenities of today with a nostalgic acknowledgment of the past in a stadium that will mirror the outdoor facade of Ebbets Field.

The project is an outreach effort in building a baseball stadium as a tribute to that long partnership between the famed Tiger broadcaster and his wife Lula “Lulu”. Ernie and Lulu Harwell were married for 62 years and this endeavor is as much an acknowledgment of his legendary career as it is her work “behind the scenes” to build a marriage for which all of Michigan benefited. Probably more than any single individual Ernie Harwell brought national recognition to the City, the region and his beloved Tigers.

Rob Fournier and S. Gary Spicer visiting Lula Harwell on Nov. 30, 2015, prior to the Dec. 4th announcemnt of the project goal being met.

An artist’s rendering of the grandstand and press box at Harwell Field.

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On Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015 the Wayne State University Athletic Department and baseball program partnered with Alan Trammell and Lance Parrish for the Sixth Annual Trammell/Parrish Camp for participants ranging from grades 2-12 at the Matthaei and Multipurpose Indoor Facility. Dan Petry joined the camp this year as a special guest instructor. Nearly 200 developing baseball players were on campus for the clinic. Trammell and Parrish are long-time clients of Wayne State University alum S. Gary Spicer, Sr. (MBA ‘65), who arranged for the appearances and established this camp experience with WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier and head coach Ryan Kelley. Over 1,500 participants have attended the camps since 2010.

Alan Trammell and Lance Parrish at the 2013 Trammell & Parrish Camp.

Former Wayne State University baseball standout student-athlete Anthony Bass returned to campus on Saturday for his Fourth Annual Pitching Camp. With the help of fellow Trenton native and MLB pitcher Matt Shoemaker, 124 camp participants received expert pitching instruction inside the Matthaei and Multipurpose Indoor Facility.

Anthony Bass and Matt Shoemaker share their knowledge to the campers at the 2015 Anthony Bass Pitching Camp.

The Wayne State University baseball program conducted another successful three-day youth camp in July of 2015 with approximately 150 participants each day ranging from ages 7-18 working out with Detroit Tigers’ pitching coach Jeff Jones, area coaches and WSU student-athletes. The campers learned many new drills and exercises intended to hone their baseball skills as they move forward and advance in the sport. In addition, they were entertained and educated by Tigers’ Ian Kinsler, James McCann, David Price and Jeff Kunkel, who held a Q&A and autograph session with the campers at the end of each session.

David Price, James McCann and Ian Kinsler speaking to campers at the 2015 camp.

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2015 Wayne State BaseballStatistics Summary for Wayne State (Final)

(All games)

Record: 24-25-1 Home: 9-5 Away: 8-14-1 Neutral: 7-6 GLIAC: 16-15-1

Date Opponent Score2/27 at Trevecca Nazarene L 4-52/28 at Trevecca Nazarene W 2-12/28 at Trevecca Nazarene L 5-8

^3/10 vs St. Joseph's L 4-7^3/10 vs St. Ambrose W 11-6^3/11 vs Wayne State (Neb.) W 7-0^3/12 vs #4 Minnesota State L 6-7^3/12 vs #4 Minnesota State L 5-13^3/14 vs Winona State L 9-11^3/14 vs Winona State W 7-6^3/16 vs Minnesota Duluth W 15-3^3/16 vs Minnesota Duluth W 10-1*3/21 at Walsh University L 5-6*3/21 at Walsh University L 2-6*3/22 at Walsh University W 4-2*3/22 at Walsh University L 5-63/25 at Eastern Michigan L 6-10

*3/29 at Hillsdale College L 4-13*3/29 at Hillsdale College L 8-9*3/30 at Hillsdale College W 5-3*3/30 at Hillsdale College W 14-3*4/3 #18 GRAND VALLEY STATE L 0-5*4/3 #18 GRAND VALLEY STATE W 5-4*4/4 #18 GRAND VALLEY STATE L 1-9*4/4 #18 GRAND VALLEY STATE W 4-2*4/8 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE W 4-2*4/8 SAGINAW VALLEY STATE W 6-5*4/11 TIFFIN L 2-3*4/11 TIFFIN W 5-4*4/12 TIFFIN W 9-4*4/12 TIFFIN L 5-12*4/15 at Saginaw Valley L 4-5*4/15 at Saginaw Valley T 3-3*4/18 NORTHWOOD W 4-1*4/18 NORTHWOOD W 4-1*4/19 NORTHWOOD L 3-8*4/19 NORTHWOOD W 4-34/21 at Ohio Dominican L 4-5

*4/26 at Findlay L 2-3*4/26 at Findlay W 5-1*4/28 at Findlay W 7-1*4/28 at Findlay W 3-2*5/2 at Ashland University L 8-12*5/2 at Ashland University L 7-10*5/3 at Ashland University W 6-2*5/3 at Ashland University L 4-7

%5/7 vs Ashland University L 1-7%5/8 vs Malone W 7-4%5/9 vs Ohio Dominican W 15-3%5/9 vs Ashland University L 7-8

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp so sb-attBrad Baldwin . 3 3 1 47-44 157 27 52 8 0 2 32 20 5 25 2-2Devin Rose . 3 2 3 31-27 96 9 31 6 0 0 7 2 2 16 2-5Nathan Manis . 3 0 1 44-40 136 33 41 3 0 0 16 13 8 27 20-23Kyle Zimmerman . 2 8 1 50-50 171 24 48 8 0 6 49 28 8 31 0-0Cole Clifton . 2 7 8 47-43 169 32 47 11 2 1 18 16 3 25 7-7Sean Winkelseth . 2 7 8 36-30 90 16 25 1 0 0 8 11 4 18 1-1Spencer Church . 2 7 3 18-3 22 1 6 0 1 0 4 4 0 6 0-0Randy Kuzdak . 2 6 7 13-5 15 5 4 0 0 0 2 4 3 3 0-0Dennis Olszewski . 2 6 3 38-35 114 14 30 8 1 1 15 16 7 29 5-5Justin Sherman . 2 6 3 6-5 19 7 5 0 0 0 1 4 3 5 7-8Josh Arndt . 2 6 2 29-20 61 8 16 0 0 0 7 6 1 5 2-3Griffin Harms . 2 5 0 40-39 132 18 33 7 2 2 24 14 4 23 6-8Nathan Gendron . 2 5 0 6-0 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0-0Ryan Mergener . 2 4 6 41-33 114 28 28 6 0 2 13 17 4 33 1-1Aaron Loconsole . 2 3 9 47-43 134 27 32 3 0 0 22 24 4 20 2-2Daniel Peake . 2 2 7 21-13 44 7 10 2 0 0 9 10 1 10 0-0JT Conti . 2 1 4 14-5 28 3 6 3 0 0 3 1 1 8 0-0Jared Tobey . 1 5 0 13-6 20 6 3 1 0 0 2 7 0 3 0-0Travis Rodery . 1 2 5 14-4 16 3 2 0 0 0 2 4 2 3 1-1Kevin Moore . 0 6 7 30-5 15 8 1 1 0 0 2 4 0 2 2-2Totals . 2 7 0 50 1557 277 421 68 6 14 236 206 60 294 58-68Opponents . 2 8 2 50 1536 262 433 87 11 16 218 204 29 339 49-65

LOB - Team (405), Opp (385). DPs turned - Team (41), Opp (38). CI - Team (2),Winkelseth 2, Opp (4). IBB - Team (4), Zimmerman 1, Clifton 1, Winkelseth 1,Baldwin 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Manis 3, Harms 2, Rose 1, Olszewski 1, Baldwin 1.

Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb soMike Murley 0 . 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 0 0 6.1 2 1 0 8 3Hartfelder 0 . 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1Jeff Sorenson 2 . 5 7 4-5 22 0 0 0 7 35.0 29 16 10 17 46Chris Horvath 3 . 2 0 5-1 13 7 1 0 0 50.2 59 32 18 21 44Kyle Zimmerman 3 . 6 7 4-6 11 11 6 0 0 68.2 71 44 28 21 64JT Conti 3 . 9 0 0-1 12 2 0 0 0 27.2 27 12 12 17 17Alex Kinch 4 . 0 6 4-5 13 12 1 0 0 71.0 83 42 32 27 58Jared Tobey 4 . 7 5 6-2 11 9 1 0 0 53.0 53 28 28 35 47Dennis Olszewski 5 . 4 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 1 1 1 2Christian Bilkovic 6 . 0 0 0-1 13 0 0 0 0 15.0 15 12 10 13 7Jake Davis 8 . 0 2 1-1 13 3 0 0 0 21.1 26 22 19 14 19Brandyn Hall 8 . 6 6 0-2 5 3 0 0 0 17.2 29 18 17 10 6Tyler Tompson 9 . 7 4 0-1 10 3 0 0 0 20.1 32 27 22 14 19Griffin Harms 10.80 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 1.2 3 2 2 1 4Nick Cowen 13.50 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2.2 3 5 4 5 2Totals 4 . 6 2 24-25 50 50 9 1 7 393.2 433 262 202 204 339

Opponents 4 . 3 0 25-24 50 50 6 1 6 399.2 421 277 191 206 294

PB - Team (13), Winkelseth 6, Arndt 6, Gendron 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (17),Kinch 3, Conti 2, Arndt 2, Hall 2, Tobey 2, Zimmerman 1, Sorenson 1, Winkelseth 1,Bilkovic 1, Murley 1, Horvath 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Winkelseth (25-32), Arndt(23-31), Kinch (10-13), Bilkovic (5-8), Zimmerman (6-8), Sorenson (6-7), Tobey(4-7), J. Davis (5-6), Tompson (5-6), Horvath (5-5), Conti (1-2), Gendron (1-1),Harms (1-1), Cowen (1-1), Murley (0-1).

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalWayne State 36 19 23 44 40 47 43 10 14 1 277Opponents 44 43 43 28 18 42 15 14 13 2 262

Win-loss breakouts: Day 23-25-1; Night 1-0; vs Left 4-2; vs Right 20-23-1;1-run games 7-10; 2-run games 4-1; 5+run games 8-7; Extra inns 2-4-1; Shutouts 1-1.Current streak: Lost 1; Longest winning streak: 3; Longest losing streak: 4.Attendance: Home 1064 (avg 152); Away 3208 (avg 110); Total 4272 (avg 118).

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2015 Wayne State BaseballGames Summary for Wayne State (Final)

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Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalWayne State 36 19 23 44 40 47 43 10 14 1 277Opponents 44 43 43 28 18 42 15 14 13 2 262

Record when ...Overall 24-25-1

Conference 16-15-1Non-Conference 8-10

Home games 9-5Away games 8-14-1

Neutral site 7-6Day games 23-25-1

Night games 1-0vs Left starter 4-2

vs Right starter 20-23-11-Run games 7-102-Run games 4-15+Run games 8-7Extra innings 2-4-1

Shutouts 1-1

Scoring 0-2 runs 1-6....... 3-5 runs 11-12-1....... 6-9 runs 7-7....... 10+ runs 5-0

Opponent 0-2 runs 12-0........ 3-5 runs 10-6-1........ 6-9 runs 2-12........ 10+ runs 0-7

Scored in 1st inning 13-9Opp. scored in 1st 3-17-1

Scores first 16-9Opp. scores first 8-16-1

After 6 leading 17-3....... trailing 4-17

....... tied 3-5-1After 7 leading 9-2

....... trailing 1-8....... tied 3-1-1

After 8 leading 9-2....... trailing 0-7

....... tied 4-2-1

Hit 0 home runs 19-19-1... 1 home run 4-5

... 2+ home runs 1-1

Opponent 0 home runs 21-16-1........ 1 home run 2-6

........ 2+ HRs 1-3

Made 0 errors 6-5.... 1 error 9-6

.... 2+ errors 9-14-1

Opp. made 0 errors 4-5......... 1 error 5-10

......... 2+ errors 15-10-1

Out-hit opponent 14-2-1Out-hit by opponent 6-21

Hits are tied 4-2

Record when team scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-1 0-2 1-3 1-1 6-6 4-5 2-2 4-2 0-2 1-1 5-0

Record when opponent scores:Runs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 1-0 6-0 5-0 5-2 4-0 1-4 2-3 0-4 0-3 0-2 0-7

Record when leading after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 13-5 13-5 13-4 14-4 17-6 17-3 9-2 9-2

Record when trailing after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 3-15 6-17 8-19 5-18 5-18 4-17 1-8 0-7

Record when tied after:Inn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 8-5 5-3 3-2 5-3 2-1 3-5 3-1 4-2

Current losing streak: 1Longest winning streak: 3Longest losing streak: 4

Home attendance : 1064 ( 7 dates avg = 152 )Away attendance : 3208 ( 29 dates avg = 110 )Total attendance: 4272 ( 36 dates avg = 118 )



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2015 Wayne State BaseballMiscellaneous Stats for Wayne State (Final)

(All games)

Multiple Hit Games 2 3 4 5+ TotalKyle Zimmerman 10 3 - - 13Cole Clifton 10 2 1 - 13Brad Baldwin 4 7 - - 11Aaron Loconsole 9 1 - - 10Griffin Harms 7 2 - - 9Nathan Manis 7 1 1 - 9Devin Rose 5 3 - - 8Sean Winkelseth 6 - - - 6Dennis Olszewski 4 2 - - 6Ryan Mergener 3 2 - - 5Josh Arndt 4 - - - 4Justin Sherman 2 - - - 2Daniel Peake 1 1 - - 2Randy Kuzdak 1 - - - 1JT Conti 1 - - - 1TEAM 74 24 2 0 100

Multiple RBI Games 2 3 4 5+ TotalKyle Zimmerman 7 3 2 1 13Brad Baldwin 10 1 - - 11Cole Clifton 5 - - - 5Griffin Harms 2 2 1 - 5Nathan Manis 4 - - - 4Ryan Mergener 4 - - - 4Aaron Loconsole 3 - - 1 4Devin Rose 2 - - - 2Dennis Olszewski 1 1 - - 2Josh Arndt 2 - - - 2Daniel Peake 1 1 - - 2Spencer Church 1 - - - 1JT Conti 1 - - - 1Kevin Moore 1 - - - 1TEAM 44 8 3 2 57

Hitting Streaks Longest CurrentNathan Manis 11 4Devin Rose 10 4Ryan Mergener 9 -Brad Baldwin 8 4Dennis Olszewski 7 -Aaron Loconsole 7 7Cole Clifton 7 5Sean Winkelseth 6 3Griffin Harms 5 -Kyle Zimmerman 5 3Daniel Peake 3 -Jared Tobey 2 -Josh Arndt 2 2JT Conti 2 1Spencer Church 2 -Randy Kuzdak 2 1Justin Sherman 1 1Nathan Gendron 1 1Kevin Moore 1 -Travis Rodery 1 -

Reached Base Streaks Longest CurrentKyle Zimmerman 15 10Ryan Mergener 14 1Aaron Loconsole 14 7Nathan Manis 13 7Brad Baldwin 12 4Cole Clifton 11 5Griffin Harms 10 -Devin Rose 10 4Dennis Olszewski 8 2Daniel Peake 7 -Sean Winkelseth 6 3Justin Sherman 5 5Josh Arndt 5 5Spencer Church 4 -Randy Kuzdak 3 1Jared Tobey 3 -Travis Rodery 3 -Nathan Gendron 2 2JT Conti 2 2Kevin Moore 1 1


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2015 ALL-GLIAC TEAMS

FIRST TEAMPos. Name School YRDH Blake Bellman Ashland Jr.C Kyle Tisdale Ohio Dominican Sr.1B Mackenzie Hampshire Ashland Jr.2B Stephen James * Ashland Sr.SS Kevin Zak Grand Valley State R-Sr.3B Nick Hueneburg Tiffin Jr.INF Mike Lewandowski Ashland Jr.OF Lee Sponseller # Ohio Dominican R-Fr.OF Jamie Potts Grand Valley State Sr.OF Luke Ortel Hillsdale Jr.OF Aaron Lindgren Lake Erie Sr.SP Ryan Colegate ^ Ohio Dominican Jr.SP Patrick Kelly Grand Valley State R-Jr.SP Jake Baldwin Ashland Jr.SP Joe Costello Malone Jr.RP Matt Williams Grand Valley State So.RP Vince Bartolone Ohio Dominican Sr.

SECOND TEAMPos. Name School Yr.DH Hayden Mobley Malone Sr.C Connor Glick Grand Valley State Fr.1B Chris McDonald Hillsdale Jr.2B Tony Evans Ohio Dominican So.SS Dustin Lee Northwood Jr.3B Chris Perkovich Saginaw Valley Sr.INF Zach DeCamp Lake Erie Jr.OF Mike Nadratowski Grand Valley State Sr.OF Joe Gonzalez Ashland So.OF Matt Wheeler Malone Sr.OF Andrew Bonnette Walsh Sr.SP Scott Sency Saginaw Valley State So.SP Brandyn Sittinger Ashland So.SP Michael Ellenbest % Saginaw Valley State Fr.SP Joshua Hurford Malone Fr.RP Jeff Sorenson Wayne State R-Sr.RP Alex Smith Ashland Jr.

HONORABLE MENTIONPos. Name School Yr.OF/C Kyle Brooks Ashland Sr.P Art Warren Ashland Jr.P Austin Rodesky Findlay So.P Alex Williams Findlay Sr.OF Jason Ribecky Grand Valley State Jr.RP Kevin Hallberg Grand Valley State Sr.P Dan Pochmara Hillsdale Sr.INF Vinny Delicata Hillsdale Sr.RP Brandon Grunda Lake Erie Sr.UTL Lou Peterlin Lake Erie Jr.C Matt Davis Malone Jr.P Gunnar Smeyres Malone So.P Alex Lewandowski Northwood So.OF Travis Smith Northwood Sr.CF Jacob Tisevich Ohio Dominican Fr.SP Joe Filosa Ohio Dominican Fr.2B/OF Chad Carson Saginaw Valley State So.P Jeff Schalk Saginaw Valley State Sr.UTL Elijah Sanabria Tiffin Jr.P Logan Sendelbach Tiffin Jr.1B/DH Andrew Stalnaker Walsh So.C Austin Szink Walsh R-So.1B/P Jared Tobey Wayne State Fr.INF Bradley Baldwin Wayne State Fr.Coach of the Year - John Schaly (Ashland)Troy Berry Award - Christian Bilkovic (Wayne State)* - Player of the Year^ - Pitcher of the Year# - Freshman Hitter of the Year% - Freshman Pitcher of the Year

NORTH DIVISION ---------DIVISION--------- ---------GLIAC--------- -------OVERALL-------Team W L T PCT. W L T PCT W L T PCT#2 Grand Valley State 14 6 0 .700 21 11 0 .656 34 18 0 .654#6 Wayne State 12 7 1 .625 16 15 1 .516 24 25 1 .490#3 Northwood 11 9 0 .550 20 12 0 .625 28 23 0 .549Saginaw Valley State 9 10 1 .475 14 17 1 .453 20 20 1 .500Hillsdale 8 16 0 .333 11 21 0 .344 17 32 0 .347Findlay 5 15 0 .250 7 25 0 .219 12 36 0 .250 SOUTH DIVISION ---------DIVISION--------- ---------GLIAC--------- -------OVERALL-------Team W L T PCT. W L T PCT W L T PCT#1 Ashland 15 5 0 .750 22 10 0 .688 38 19 0 .667#4 Ohio Dominican 12 8 0 .600 20 12 0 .625 30 18 0 .625#5 Malone 12 8 0 .600 19 13 0 .594 28 23 0 .549Lake Erie 12 12 0 .500 17 15 0 .531 20 20 0 .500Walsh 7 13 0 .350 12 20 0 .375 19 27 0 .413Tiffin 6 14 0 .300 12 20 0 .375 19 31 0 .380

BATTING AVERAGE1. Lee Sponseller, ODU .410 2. Stephen James, AU .398 3. Chad Carson, SVSU .396 4. Kevin Zak, GVSU .383 5. Nick Hueneburg, TU .379 6. Blake Bellman, AU .372 7. Jamie Potts, GVSU .369 8. Elijah Sanabria, TU .364 9. Mike Lewandowski, AU .35710. Mackenzie Hampshire, AU .353

HITS1. Stephen James, AU 86 2. Kevin Zak, GVSU 77 3. Nick Hueneburg, TU 75 4. Jamie Potts, GVSU 72 5. Blake Bellman, AU 67 6. Mike Lewandowski, AU 66 Lee Sponseller, ODU 66 Brenden Wells, MU 66 9. Mike Nadratowski, GVSU 65 10. Chad Carson, SVSU 57

RUNS SCORED1. Stephen James, AU 67 2. Kevin Zak, GVSU 563. Dustin Lee, NU 52 4. Mike Nadratowski, GVSU 50 5. Brenden Wells, MU 476. Richie Mast, MU 43 Daniel Pulver, NU 438. Aaron Lindgren, LEC 39 Jamie Potts, GVSU 3910. Mackenzie Hampshire, AU 38 Matthew Wheeler, MU 38

RUNS BATTED IN1. Stephen James, AU 54 2. Kyle Zimmerman, WSU 49 Kevin Zak, GVSU 49 4. Blake Bellman, AU 475. Matt Davis, MU 456. Jamie Potts, GVSU 427. Zach DeCamp, LEC 418. Lee Sponseller, ODU 399. Kyle Brooks, AU 38 Brenden Wells, MU 38

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Stephen James, AU .708 2. Aaron Lindgren, LEC .645 3. Lee Sponseller, ODU .609 4. Kevin Zak, GVSU .582 5. Zach DeCamp, LEC .574 6. Nick Hueneburg, TU .525 7. Blake Bellman, AU .522 8. Jacob Tisevich, ODU .517 9. Chad Carson, SVSU .513 10. Travis Smith, NU .509

ON BASE PERCENTAGE1. Lee Sponseller, ODU .510 2. Mackenzie Hampshire, AU .466 Chad Carson, SVSU .466 4. Stephen James, AU .462 5. Dustin Lee, NU .457 6. Blake Bellman, AU .455 7. Hayden Mobley, MU .446 Kyle Tisdale, ODU .446 9. Kyle Kaufmann, SVSU .440 Kevin Zak, GVSU .440

EARNED RUN AVERAGE1. Ryan Colegate 1.98 2. Scott Sency, SVSU 2.32 3. Michael Ellenbest, SVSU 2.57 4. Joshua Hurford, MU 2.66 5. Jake Baldwin, AU 2.67 6. Tyler Whitlach, MU 2.73 7. Brian Bullock, LEC 2.78 8. Cody Ballay, MU 2.82 9. Logan Sendelbach, TU 2.84 10. Joe Costello, MU 3.16

STRIKEOUTS1. Brandyn Sittinger, AU 92 2. Jake Baldwin, AU 75 3. Kyle Zimmerman, WSU 64 4. Alex Kinch, WSU 58 5. Ryan Colegate, ODU 576. Mason Mayberry, UF 56 Austin Rodesky, UF 568. Michael Ellenbest, SVSU 549. Joshua Hurford, MU 52 Art Warren, AU 52

INNINGS PITCHED1. Patrick Kelly, GVSU 81.2 Brandyn Sittinger, AU 81.2 3. Ryan Bidwell, ODU 74.1 4. Ryan Colegate, ODU 72.2 5. Alex Kinch, WSU 71.0 6. Jake Baldwin, AU 70.2 7. Alex Lewandowski, NU 69.0 8. Kyle Zimmerman, WSU 68.29. Joe Filosa, ODU 65.1 10. Luke Bivens, NU 62.2 Joe Costello, MU 62.2

LEAGUE LEADERS

2015 GLIAC TOURNAMENT RESULTS (Athletes in Action Complex / Xenia, Ohio)Thursday, May 7 #1 Ashland 7, #6 Wayne State 1 #2 Grand Valley State 7, #5 Malone 6 #4 Ohio Dominican 12, #3 Northwood 11Friday, May 8 #6 Wayne State 7, #5 Malone 4 #1 Ashland 4, #3 Northwood 0 #2 Grand Valley State 6, #4 Ohio Dominican 1Saturday, May 9 #2 Grand Valley State 18, #1 Ashland 5#6 Wayne State 15, #4 Ohio Dominican 3 #1 Ashland 8, #6 Wayne State 7 Sunday, May 10 #2 Grand Valley State 15, #1 Ashland 6

GLIAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMC - Ryan Lowe (Ashland)1B - Mackenzie Hampshire (Ashland)2B - Stephen James (Ashland)SS - Kevin Zak (Grand Valley State)3B - Nate Manis (Wayne State)OF - Matt Williams (Grand Valley State - MVP)OF - Mike Nadratowski (Grand Valley State)OF - Colman Fitzgerald (Ohio Dominican)OF - Jamie Potts (Grand Valley State)DH - Grant Bridgewater (Northwood)UTIL - Kyle Zimmerman (Wayne State)SP - Brandyn Sittinger (Ashland)SP - Jake Baldwin (Ashland)SP - Zach Anderson (Grand Valley State)RP - Tyler Whitlatch (Malone)

2015 NCAA DII MIDWEST REGIONAL (Quincy Stadium / St. Charles, Mo.)May 14Quincy 6, Ashland 5 (10 inn.)Drury 9, Grand Valley State 4May 15 Ashland 4, Grand Valley State 1 May 16 Ashland 5, William Jewell 3May 17Truman State 6, Ashland 3

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in 2005 and 2008, winning 32 and 34 games in those seasons, respectively. The Warriors also achieved their first national ranking in program history in 2005.

Frank Jeney (2002-05) was the 2005 GLIAC Player of the Year, and Kyle Hill (2004-07) matched Hall of Famer Michael Newsted’s (1999-2001) career record of 24 victories.

In addition, two pitchers were selected in the Major League Baseball draft under Alexander’s watch. Steve Squires was taken in the 49th round of the 2005 draft by the Chicago White Sox, and Anthony Bass was selected in the fifth round – highest ever for a WSU player – in 2008.

Ryan Kelley, who took over following Alexander’s departure for Eastern Michigan, led WSU to 25 wins in 2009, the most under any first-year coach in program history. The following

year, WSU went 32-20 and won both the GLIAC regular-season and tournament championships. The Warriors set a then-school record with 35 wins in 2011 and advanced to the NCAA Midwest Regional championship game for the second time since 2008.

Ryan LaPensee (2007-10) surpassed Jeney as WSU’s all-time hits leader in 2010, and Michael Wiseman (2008-11), Wayne State’s career RBI king, was a three-time All-American in 2011 and the Division II National Defensive Player of the Year.

The Warriors won 34 games in 2012 and appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season.

In 2013, Brad Guenther was named GLIAC Player of the Year as WSU won 32 games.

In 2014, the Warriors won a program record 36 games, reaching the 30-win mark for the fifth consecutive season. In addition, WSU went 15-1, which is the best home winning percentage in program history. WSU appeared in the NCAA Midwest Regional for the sixth time in program history and opened with a win over GLVC Champions Drury University.

Despite the injury challenges that 2015 presented, the Warriors showed grit to win 24 games and qualify for the GLIAC Tournament for the eighth consecutive season. The Green & Gold made the most if its opportunity and won two elimination games over Malone and Ohio Dominican to force a semifinal against Ashland. In a heartbreaker, the Eagles scored five runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to steal an 8-7 victory. The overachieving Warriors entered as the sixth seed but finished third in the four-day, double-elimination tournament.

William Collins, Wayne State’s first baseball All-American, was inducted into the WSU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1984.

Former catcher Michael Wiseman is the all-time RBI leader at Wayne State. He was a three-time All-American and in 2011 was named the ABCA National Defensive Player of the Year.

The 2015 season marked the 75th year of baseball at Wayne State University. In that time, WSU has won 1,204 games, claimed seven conference championships as well as two regular-season league titles, and made six appearances in the NCAA Regional tournament.

The baseball program began in 1941 under head coach Joseph E. Truske, who led the Tartars to a 5-7 record in his first season.

Wayne State Athletic Hall of Famer William “Rip” Collins became WSU’s first baseball All-American in 1946. Recording a .325 batting average as the squad’s second leading hitter and notching a lofty .625 slugging percentage, Collins also led the team in runs with 13, tied for the team lead in hits with 12, and registered a .956 fielding percentage as an outstanding catcher.

After a four-year hiatus during which time Leo Maas took over, Truske returned to the team in 1946. The next season, Wayne State posted its first winning record (8-3), finishing in second place in its only year in the Mid-American Conference.

The Tartars were guided through the latter half of the 1940s by standout players such as Ronald Teasley (1945, 1947), who holds the school’s single-season (.500) and career (.415) batting average records; John Wingo (1949-51), who totaled 87 strikeouts in three years and is the current school record-holder for fewest hits allowed per nine innings (5.74); and George Shuk (1946-49), who batted .375 over his four-year career including a .462 mark in 1947.

Wayne State struggled through most of the following decade, but in 1959, one year after the team won a then-school record 12 games, WSU posted a perfect 6-0 record in the Presidents Athletic Conference, winning the league title in Wayne State’s first season in the PAC and Truske’s final season at the helm.

Leon Lande took over in 1960 and won 76 games over nine seasons. His teams featured some of the best pitchers in

program history, including Bruce Finlayson (1966-69) and Hall of Famers Bob Kloss (1967-70) and Gordon Reck (1968-71). The trio possesses three of the top four career earned-run averages ever recorded at Wayne State, the lowest belonging to Kloss (2.27).

Reck, a lefty who walked on to the team in the late 1960s, set or tied 12 Wayne State pitching records during his career. He remains WSU’s all-time leader in career strikeouts per nine innings (11.22), while his records for innings pitched (224.2) and strikeouts (280) remained intact for over two decades. In 1971, Reck went 9-2 with a 1.52 ERA, and threw a no-hitter in a

2-1 victory over Buffalo as well as a one-hitter in a 1-0 win over Central Michigan.

Reck’s career ended midway through the tenure of head coach Bob Samaras, who led the Tartars to 82 wins over five seasons. His .654 winning percentage (17-9) in 1969 was the third-highest in school history.

Christ Petrouleas took over in 1974, and during his six-year tenure several All-Americans emerged, the first of which was Paul Janas, another Hall of Famer who garnered All-America status in 1974 – the first baseball player to do so since Collins – after batting .397 with a .504 slugging percentage and setting or matching five WSU single-season records. He also received Academic All-America honors in both 1974 and 1975, the first Wayne State student-athlete in any sport to do so.

Greg Brecht, another WSU Hall of Fame inductee, became an All-American in 1975 after hitting .342 with four home runs and 22 RBI. He hit seven homers in 1976, Wayne State’s first season in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, while driving in 32 runs and walking 33 times on his way to being named to the first All-GLIAC team.

Three key components to the teams of the late 1970s were all inducted into the WSU Hall of Fame together in 1994. Dave Zelmanski (1975-78) hit .352 for his career and led the nation with nine triples in 1978, setting a school record. Kevin Ponticelli (1976-79) led the 1978 Tartars with a .411 batting average and a then-school record 34 RBI. Angelo Gust, who would take over as head coach in 1980, had been an assistant under Petrouleas since 1974.

The 1978 team went 27-16 (.628) and set school records in batting average (.343) and triples (31) which still stand today. It wasn’t until the 1980s, however, that Wayne State would reach championship status.

Gust led the Tartars to three straight 20-win seasons, including the 29-16 year of 1982. Wayne State won GLIAC Championships all three years, and Gust was named the conference Coach of the Year each season.

As a head coach Gust compiled a 174-151-2 overall record in nine seasons, the second highest winning percentage (.535) among the nine men who have directed the program. The Tartars had only two losing seasons under Gust, and four times cracked the 20-victory barrier. During Gust’s tenure eight of his nine teams had winning records in GLIAC play.

Two-time All-GLIAC First Team selection Mark Limback (1979-82) was also named the league’s Player of the Year in 1982 after batting .405 with 11 home runs, a .741 slugging percentage and a school-record 56 runs batted in. Fellow Hall of Famer David Croskey (1979-82) supplemented his career .304 batting average with outstanding baserunning ability, swiping 112 bases including a single-season record 43 in 1982.

The Tartars went 27-21 in 1987, but it would be the last time WSU finished with a winning record for 10 years.

Rodger George’s 14-year career as head coach began in 1989. He won 272 games in his tenure, was named GLIAC Coach of the Year in 1998 after leading the Tartars to their fourth GLIAC title, and won a then school-record 32 games the following season in 1999.

Several standout players left their mark on the program under George’s watch, including Hall of Fame catcher John Miele (1996-99), a two-time First Team All-GLIAC selection. He hit .424 in 1999, fifth-best in school history, with 54 RBI and a WSU-record 21 doubles on his way to being named the conference Player of the Year.

Sadly, George passed away in October 2002 after a 10-month battle against brain cancer. Jay Alexander, a former Tartar and George’s assistant coach since 1998, was named the program’s eighth head coach in December.

Alexander led WSU to its first NCAA Regional appearances

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/26 H Bowling Green State 3 6 L (10)4/29 H Michigan State Normal W 11 8 5/2 A Fort Custer 5 8 L5/3 A Western Michigan 0 3 L5/6 A Detroit 5 6 L5/9 A Michigan State Normal W 11 5 5/12 H Michigan 1 2 L5/20 H Michigan State Normal 6 20 L5/23 H Detroit 3 6 L5/24 A Bowling Green State W 13 9 5/27 H Hillsdale W 11 1 5/30 A Hillsdale W 9 3

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Coach: Leo S. Maas-------------------------------------------------------------------4/15 H Michigan State 1 2 L4/22 A Michigan 6 12 L4/25 A Selfridge Field AFB 5 16 L4/29 A Detroit 8 11 L5/1 A Michigan State 7 14 L5/6 H Detroit 10 11 L5/9 H Michigan State Normal 4 16 L5/22 A Fort Custer 6 7 L5/23 A Western Michigan 0 19 L5/27 A Michigan State Normal 6 10 L5/30 H Western Michigan 8 14 L

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Coach: Leo S. Maas-------------------------------------------------------------------4/28 H USNAS Grosse Ilse 8 9 L5/4 H Selfridge Field AFB W 2 1 5/13 A Detroit W 16 4 5/25 H Michigan State Normal 2 3 L5/27 H USCG Base - Detroit W 13 1 6/3 A USNAS Grosse Ilse 3 6 L6/4 H Selfridge Field AFB 3 9 L

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Coach: Leo S. Maas-------------------------------------------------------------------4/17 H USCG Base - Detroit W 8 7 4/29 A Michigan State 4 12 L5/4 H Detroit 2 9 L5/6 A USCG Base - Detroit W 18 13 5/10 A Fort Custer 1 9 L5/11 A Western Michigan 0 13 L5/12 H Michigan State 8 11 L5/15 H Romulus AAF 4 11 L5/18 A Detroit 6 7 L5/25 H Fort Custer 8 26 L5/26 A USNAS Grosse Ilse 3 4 L

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Coach: Leo S. Maas-------------------------------------------------------------------4/25 H Michigan State Normal 3 4 L4/30 A USNAS Grosse Ilse 7 12 L5/2 H Michigan State 2 6 L5/9 A Detroit W 11 6 5/11 A Romulus AAF 4 7 L5/19 H Detroit 7 8 L5/21 H USNAS Grosse Ilse 6 7 L5/23 A Michigan State 6 10 L5/25 H Central Michigan 1 8 L5/26 A Michigan State Normal 11 12 L

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3-8-1 (.292)Coach: Joseph E. Truske

-------------------------------------------------------------------4/13 A Cincinnati 6 8 L4/16 A Miami (OH) 0 2 L4/19 A Michigan 1 11 L4/20 H Michigan 1 13 L 4/24 H Michigan State W 8 7 4/27 H Toledo 12 16 L 4/29 H Hillsdale W 13 3 5/7 A Michigan State Normal W 8 3 5/14 A Western Michigan 1 5 L 5/15 A Michigan State 0 3 L 5/23 H Detroit 3 6 L 5/28 H Western Michigan T 10 10

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8-3 (.727), 3-2 MAC (.600)Coach: Joseph E. Truske

-------------------------------------------------------------------4/30 A Fort Custer W 20 0 5/2 A Western Reserve# 3 10 L 5/3 A Western Reserve# W 4 0 5/9 A Toledo W 11 3 5/10 H Fort Custer W 23 8 5/15 A Detroit W 7 1 5/19 A Michigan State 0 6 L 5/23 H Ohio# 1 10 L 5/30 H Cincinnati# W 9 7 5/30

H Cincinnati# W 5 4 5/31 H Hillsdale W 7 2

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/16 H Selfridge Field AFB W 26 2 4/17 A Selfridge Field AFB W 15 3 4/30 H Detroit 6 13 L5/8 H Bowling Green State W 2 1 5/8 H Bowling Green State 2 7 L5/14 H Toledo 3 5 L5/15 A Fort Custer W 11 5 5/15 A Fort Custer W 8 0 5/18 H Fort Custer W 14 0 5/18 H Fort Custer W 15 3 5/19 A Toledo 2 3 L5/20 H Xavier W 15 2 5/27 A Detroit W 9 4 5/29 A Central Michigan 6 9 L6/4 H Central Michigan 6 13 L

-------------------------------------------------------------------19499-7 (.563)

Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/20 A Toledo W 9 5 4/21 A Bowling Green State 1 11 L 4/23 A Akron W 9 0 4/28 A Michigan State 2 22 L 4/30 H Bowling Green State 1 2 L 5/4 H Michigan W 9 4 5/7 H Olivet W 4 0 5/13 H Hillsdale W 12 9 5/16 A Detroit W 7 2 5/21 A Central Michigan 1 2 L 5/24 H Quantico Marines 2 20 L 5/26 H Toledo W 16 5 5/28 A Olivet W 22 1 5/31 H Michigan State 1 11 L 6/2 H Central Michigan 3 6 L6/4 H Detroit W 6 5

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/17 A Michigan 2 3 L4/22 A Michigan State Normal 7 9 L4/29 H Northern Illinois 8 9 L5/2 H Michigan State Normal 2 13 L5/4 A Toledo W 13 3 5/6 A Bowling Green State 2 8 L5/12 A Fort Custer 8 11 L5/13 A Michigan State 7 11 L5/16 H Michigan State 7 15 L5/18 H Toledo W 10 1 5/20 A Kalamazoo W 18 10 5/22 H Fort Custer W 11 3 5/26 A Bowling Green State 3 6 L5/27 H Kalamazoo W 6 1 5/31 H Hillsdale 2 6 L

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/19 A Michigan State Normal 0 1 L4/20 A Kalamazoo W 15 4 4/21 A Michigan State 1 25 L4/28 H Michigan State 0 3 L5/1 H Michigan 2 19 L5/3 A Bowling Green State 7 8 L 5/4 A Akron W 8 4 5/5 A Kent State W 2 1 5/12 H Michigan State Normal 9 10 L 5/14 A Detroit W 3 1 5/19 H Kent State 4 18 L 5/25 H Kalamazoo W 2 1 5/29 A Michigan State Normal 2 5 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19522-12 (.143)

Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/15 A Camp Breckenridge 3 14 L 4/16 A Camp Breckenridge 1 15 L 4/17 A Cincinnati 2 3 L 4/19 A Michigan 0 14 L4/28 H Detroit 3 8 L4/29 A Bowling Green State 3 15 L5/7 A Michigan State Normal W 8 2 5/9 H Bowling Green State 2 10 L5/14 H Michigan State Normal 4 6 L5/19 H Fort Custer 0 16 L5/28 H Hillsdale W 4 2 5/29 A Selfridge Field AFB 7 8 L5/30 A Fort Custer 5 11 L5/31 A Michigan State 3 10 L

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/9 A Eastern Kentucky State 2 3 L 4/10 A Cincinnati 5 17 L

4/11 A Bowling Green State 8 10 L 4/14 H Albion 3 16 L 4/18 A Michigan State 0 15 L 4/21 A Ohio 0 17 L 4/21 A Ohio 1 8 L 4/28 H Michigan State Normal 3 4 L 5/5 H Hillsdale 2 3 L 5/6 H Detroit 0 6 L 5/9 A Detroit 4 9 L 5/12 H Toledo W 3 1 5/14 A Albion W 10 5 5/20 A Hillsdale W 8 6 5/23 H Bowling Green State W 4 3 5/26 A Toledo 3 10 L 5/29 A Michigan State Normal 1 6 L

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/9 A Bowling Green State 5 8 L4/12 A Michigan 1 9 L4/17 A Michigan State 2 4 L4/20 H Michigan 1 11 L4/22 A Evansville W 7 3 4/23 A Cincinnati 2 11 L4/23 A Xavier 4 7 L4/30 H Detroit W 6 5 5/1 H Bowling Green State 7 11 L5/8 A Selfridge Field AFB W 10 3 5/11 H Toledo W 7 6 5/11 H Toledo W 10 2 5/14 H Ohio 6 7 L5/19 H Michigan State 2 6 L5/21 A Detroit W 5 0 5/26 H Selfridge Field AFB W 4 0 6/2 A Michigan State Normal 3 8 L

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/12 A Michigan 0 6 L4/18 A Bowling Green State 4 5 L4/19 H Bowling Green State W 8 3 4/22 A Xavier 0 6 L4/23 A Cincinnati W 8 3 4/26 A Michigan State Normal 6 8 L4/28 H Detroit 1 4 L5/3 A Detroit W 9 5 5/7 A Hillsdale 3 4 L5/7 A Hillsdale W 10 2 5/17 H Toledo W 8 2 5/17 H Toledo W 12 8 5/21 H Hope W 6 3 5/21 H Hope W 11 0 6/1 H Michigan State 5 13 L6/4 A Michigan State 1 13 L

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Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/12 H Michigan 1 4 L 4/13 A Toledo 4 12 L 4/14 A Bowling Green State W 14 3 4/21 A Michigan State 4 17 L 4/21 A Michigan State 2 8 L 4/23 A Michigan 1 2 L 5/1 H Bowling Green State W 13 1 5/4 A Xavier W 7 2 5/5 A Cincinnati 1 12 L 5/14 H Toledo W 6 4 5/15 H Michigan State Normal 2 3 L (6)5/22 A Michigan State Normal 0 1 L 5/25 H Detroit W 5 3 5/29 H Michigan State 1 9 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19575-4 (.556)

Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/13 Hillsdale W 16 7 4/16 Kalamazoo W 7 0 4/18 Michigan State 1 21 L 5/7 Michigan State 0 8 L 5/8 Albion W 5 4 5/8 Albion W 5 4 5/14 Toledo W 3 2 5/24 Detroit 3 4 L 5/25 Alma 0 3 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

195812-9 (.571)

Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/15 Toledo W 11 6 4/18 Michigan 0 9 L 4/19 Michigan 7 9 L 4/25 Detroit W 14 3 4/29 Central Michigan 4 9 L 4/29 Central Michigan W 16 14 5/2 Alma W 7 4 5/2 Alma W 16 5 5/6 Michigan State 2 13 L 5/9 Detroit 2 12 L 5/12 Toledo W 22 9 5/13 Hillsdale W 19 6

5/13 Hillsdale 2 11 L 5/14 Bowling Green State W 8 6 5/16 Western Reserve W 13 2 5/16 Western Reserve W 5 4 5/17 Chicago W 3 1 5/17 Chicago 3 11 L5/20 Kalamazoo 4 13 L5/20 Kalamazoo W 7 2 5/21 Michigan State 0 8 L

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8-10 (.444), 6-0 PAC (1.000)Presidents Athletic Conference Champions

Coach: Joseph E. Truske-------------------------------------------------------------------4/9 Hillsdale 1 2 L4/13 Toledo W 8 0 4/15 Michigan State 6 26 L4/21 Michigan 2 4 L4/25 Chicago 0 5 L 4/25 Chicago W 3 2 5/2 Western Reserve^ W 3 1 5/2 Western Reserve^ W 19 4 5/5 Michigan 9 10 L 5/7 Pittsburgh 2 3 L 5/8 Washington Jefferson^ W 6 3 5/9 Bethany^ W 7 3 5/12 Michigan State 1 6 L 5/14 Bowling Green State 3 7 L 5/16 Allegheny^ W 7 4 5/16 Allegheny^ W 9 1 5/19 Bowling Green State 0 6 L 5/25 Detroit 4 6 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19605-7 (.417), 3-0 PAC (1.000)

Coach: Leon A. Lande------------------------------------------------------------------- Michigan 0 16 L Bowling Green State 16 17 L 4/26 Eastern Michigan W 7 3 Toledo 2 5 L Western Reserve^ W 12 0 Western Reserve^ W 9 1 Michigan 0 6 L Thiel^ W 14 0 Toledo W 6 5 Detroit 0 7 L Detroit 0 5 L Central Michigan 4 6 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19618-5 (.615), 4-0 PAC (1.000)

Coach: Leon A. Lande-------------------------------------------------------------------4/12 Albion 5 6 L 4/14 Michigan 8 14 L 4/15 Chicago W 4 0 4/15 Chicago W 8 0 5/2 Eastern Michigan 2 4 L 5/4 Detroit 0 9 L 5/13 Western Reserve^ W 9 3 5/13 Western Reserve^ W 7 1 5/16 Hillsdale W 3 2 5/16 Hillsdale W 4 2 5/20 Washington Jefferson^ W 13 2 5/20 Washington Jefferson^ W 14 2 5/23 Detroit 6 28 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

196210-6 (.625), 6-2 PAC (.750)

Coach: Leon A. Lande-------------------------------------------------------------------4/11 H Albion W 6 4 4/14 H Chicago W 13 12 4/14 H Chicago W 5 2 4/17 A Michigan 3 4 L 4/18 A Hope W 3 2 5/4 A Thiel^ W 7 4 5/5 A Allegheny^ W 11 10 5/5 A Allegheny^ 1 7 L 5/10 Detroit 2 12 L 5/12 H Western Reserve^ W 7 3 5/12 H Western Reserve^ 3 10 L 5/14 Detroit 3 11 L 5/18 A Bethany^ W 9 3 5/19 A Washington Jefferson^ W 5 0 5/19 A Washington Jefferson^ W 10 0 5/21 H Michigan 7 10 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19639-10 (.474), 5-4 PAC (.556)

Coach: Leon A. Lande-------------------------------------------------------------------4/10 A Albion 3 5 L 4/10 A Albion 5 8 L 4/13 H Hope W 12 10 4/17 Detroit 3 6 L 4/20 A Michigan State 1 13 L 4/20 A Michigan State 3 10 L 4/27 A Western Reserve^ 3 4 L 4/27 A Western Reserve^ W 12 3 5/8 Detroit W 6 5 5/11 H Bethany^ W 4 0 5/11 H Bethany^ W 4 2 5/18 A Chicago W 14 0 5/18 A Chicago W 12 2 5/20 A Toledo 1 5 L

5/23 A Eastern Michigan 1 6 L 5/25 H Thiel^ W 6 5 5/25 H Thiel^ W 6 4 6/1 A Allegheny^ 2 3 L 6/1 A Allegheny^ 1 2 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

196412-9 (.571), 7-3 PAC (.700)

Coach: Leon A. Lande-------------------------------------------------------------------4/9 Detroit 1 16 L 4/11 H Albion W 3 2 4/11 H Albion 0 3 L 4/14 A Eastern Michigan^ W 11 3 4/14 A Eastern Michigan^ W 11 4 4/17 A Hillsdale W 15 8 4/22 A Olivet 2 3 L 4/22 A Olivet W 11 6 4/25 A Bethany^ W 4 1 4/25 A Bethany^ W 7 4 5/2 H Chicago 1 4 L 5/2 H Chicago W 4 2 5/5 A Toledo 2 10 L 5/9 H Western Reserve^ 3 5 L 5/9 H Western Reserve^ 2 3 L 5/16 A Thiel^ W 8 3 5/16 A Thiel^ W 9 0 5/23 H Allegheny^ W 5 3 5/23 H Allegheny^ 8 9 L 5/27 H Eastern Michigan W 8 4 5/27 H Eastern Michigan 4 5 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19656-13 (.316), 4-2 PAC (.667)

Coach: Leon A. Lande-------------------------------------------------------------------4/10 Albion 1 2 L 4/10 Albion 2 3 L 4/13 Toledo 4 6 L 4/16 Hillsdale W 10 9 4/22 Detroit 9 10 L 4/28 Olivet 0 2 L 4/28 Olivet W 2 1 5/1 Pittsburgh 0 2 L 5/1 Pittsburgh 1 2 L 5/4 Eastern Michigan^ 6 9 L 5/8 Western Reserve^ W 4 1 5/8 Western Reserve^ W 1 0 5/11 Toledo 1 4 L 5/13 Eastern Michigan^ W 3 1 5/15 Detroit 8 11 L5/18 Central Michigan 3 5 L5/18 Central Michigan 5 7 L5/22 Allegheny^ 1 4 L5/22 Allegheny^ W 6 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------

19669-7 (.563), 4-2 PAC (.667)

Coach: Leon A. Lande------------------------------------------------------------------- Olivet 3 5 L Olivet W 17 6 Chicago W 10 1 Chicago W 5 4 Toledo 1 10 L 05/03 Eastern Michigan^ 4 7 L Western Reserve^ W 2 1 Western Reserve^ W 9 7 Detroit 5 11 L Detroit 3 4 L Toledo 2 9 L Hillsdale W 11 6 Albion W 9 8 05/25 Eastern Michigan^ W 7 2 Allegheny^ 1 3 L Allegheny^ W 10 7 -------------------------------------------------------------------

196711-11 (.500)

Coach: Leon A. Lande------------------------------------------------------------------- H Olivet W 3 0 H Olivet W 8 6 A Central Michigan 4 7 L A Central Michigan 4 5 L A Toledo 0 2 L H Hillsdale W 3 2 H Hillsdale W 5 2 A Detroit 7 8 L A Alma W 9 3 A Alma 2 3 L A Eastern Michigan 1 8 L H Detroit 3 5 L A Buffalo 0 4 L A Buffalo 1 2 L A Hillsdale W 8 1 A Albion W 8 1 A Albion W 3 1 H Toledo W 15 13 A Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 14 3 A Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 10 3 A Wisconsin-Milwaukee 4 5 L H Eastern Michigan 3 8 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19686-22 (.214)

Coach: Leon A. Lande------------------------------------------------------------------- Olivet 4 5 L

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Olivet W 9 1 Alma 4 10 L Alma 1 5 L Notre Dame 1 4 L Albion W 3 0 Albion W 2 1 Detroit 5 7 L Cleveland State 0 2 L Cleveland State W 7 3 Hillsdale 11 12 L Hillsdale W 6 0 Notre Dame 1 19 L Detroit 3 8 L Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2 5 L Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 1 0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2 3 L Northwood 1 3 L Northwood 3 4 L Central Michigan 0 2 L Central Michigan 4 5 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

196917-9 (.654)

Coach: Robert T. Samaras------------------------------------------------------------------- A Tennessee Tech 0 1 L A Tennessee Tech W 8 6 A Middle Tennessee State W 6 2 A Tennessee State W 5 4 A Tennessee State W 5 3 A Alma W 11 0 A Alma W 3 1 A Central Michigan 1 3 L A Central Michigan 3 7 L A Albion 3 4 L A Albion W 7 6 H Cleveland State W 6 5 (x) H Cleveland State W 4 3 (x) H Hillsdale W 3 1 H Hillsdale W 11 0 A Detroit 1 2 L H Detroit W 4 1 H Detroit W 6 2 H Olivet 4 5 L H Olivet W 6 1 A Columbia 0 1 L H Notre Dame 4 5 L H Ferris State W 12 5 H Ferris State W 3 0 A Chicago State W 3 2 A Chicago State 1 3 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

197012-14 (.462)

Coach: Robert T. Samaras-------------------------------------------------------------------3/30 A East Tennessee State 0 4 L 3/30 A East Tennessee State 2 3 L 3/31 A East Tennessee State W 11 4 4/4 N Columbia W 4 1 4/4 A North Carolina 0 7 L 4/7 H Toledo 7 8 L 4/11 H Alma W 7 3 4/11 H Alma W 9 3 4/13 A Detroit 3 6 L 4/17 H Hillsdale W 5 0 4/18 A Olivet W 2 0 4/18 A Olivet W 7 1 4/21 H Bowling Green State 0 8 L 4/28 A Hillsdale 5 9 L 4/29 H Detroit 5 7 L 4/29 H Detroit W 3 0 5/4 H Oakland W 8 2 5/7 A Fordham 10 11 L 5/8 A Adelphi W 13 1 5/9 A Long Island 4 5 L 5/12 H Central Michigan 1 3 L 5/12 H Central Michigan 1 4 L 5/15 A Notre Dame 2 6 L 5/16 A Notre Dame 2 5 L 5/22 H Ferris State W 5 1 5/22 H Ferris State W 2 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------

197118-17 (.514)

Coach: Robert T. Samaras------------------------------------------------------------------- A David Lipscomb 2 4 L A David Lipscomb 1 2 L A David Lipscomb W 7 3 A Middle Tennessee State 6 7 L A Middle Tennessee State W 4 2 A Middle Tennessee State 7 8 L A Tennessee Tech 1 5 L A Tennessee Tech W 11 7 A Tennessee Tech W 4 1 A Toledo 3 5 L A Detroit 7 12 L H Olivet W 5 0 H Olivet W 5 1 A Bowling Green State 3 5 L H Cleveland State 4 5 L H Cleveland State 2 4 L H Central Michigan W 1 0 H Central Michigan 0 3 L H Oakland W 4 2 H Oakland W 4 2 H Buffalo W 2 1 (x) H Buffalo 4 5 L A Long Island W 6 3 A

Central Michigan 0 16 L A Central Michigan 4 6 L H Toledo W 5 2 H Ferris State 3 7 L H Ferris State 1 3 L A Chicago State W 4 0 A Chicago State W 14 2 H Hillsdale W 3 0 H Hillsdale W 7 1 A Oakland W 4 3 H Detroit W 6 2 H Detroit 7 8 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

197216-23 (.410)

Coach: Robert T. Samaras------------------------------------------------------------------- A Miami (OH) 1 9 L A Navy 0 2 L A Navy W 8 5 A William Mary W 9 3 A Jacksonville 2 3 L A Jacksonville 0 4 L A Jacksonville 6 7 L A Oakland W 3 2 H Hillsdale W 6 3 H Hillsdale W 4 3 H Alma W 1 0 H Alma W 6 3 H Ashland 5 6 L H Ashland 1 2 L H Detroit W 5 2 H Central Michigan 1 5 L H Central Michigan 2 8 L A Cleveland State 1 14 L A Cleveland State 0 5 L H Spring Arbor W 5 4 H Spring Arbor W 1 0 A Long Island W 8 4 A St. John’s 0 5 L A Fordham 8 11 L A Toledo 0 2 L H Ferris State W 4 3 H Ferris State W 4 3 A Bowling Green State 5 8 L H Chicago State W 9 1 H Chicago State W 10 2 H Bowling Green State 3 5 L H Bowling Green State 3 7 L A Detroit 3 6 L A Detroit 2 3 L A Toledo 2 9 L H Akron 2 4 L H Akron 14 25 L H Oakland 2 6 L H Oakland W 5 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------

197319-17-1 (.527)

Coach: Robert T. Samaras------------------------------------------------------------------- A Jacksonville 2 12 L A Jacksonville W 13 6 (5) A Columbus T 5 5 (11) A Columbus W 3 2 A Columbus W 9 5 H Northwood W 6 0 H Northwood 0 3 L A Toledo 2 5 L 04/13 A Eastern Michigan 1 5 L 04/13 A Eastern Michigan 2 6 L H Siena Heights W 7 5 H Siena Heights W 8 1 A Detroit 6 7 L H Oakland W 9 0 H Ferris State W 9 1 H Ferris State 2 4 L H Cleveland State 0 8 L H Cleveland State W 1 0 A Michigan State 1 7 L A Michigan State 0 2 L H Hillsdale W 8 0 (6) H Grand Valley State W 4 1 H Grand Valley State W 11 5 H Toledo 4 5 L A Long Island 5 6 L A St. Johns W 1 0 A St. Johns W 2 1 A Central Michigan 11 12 L (9) A Central Michigan W 4 3 H Illinois State 0 1 L H Illinois State W 2 1 A Oakland W 11 6 A Akron W 6 3 A Akron W 12 7 H Bowling Green State 2 7 L H Detroit 1 4 L H Detroit 0 2 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

197420-20 (.500)

Coach: Christ Petrouleas------------------------------------------------------------------- A Jacksonville W 8 4 A Jacksonville 3 6 L A Fairleigh Dickinson W 5 0 A Fairleigh Dickinson W 9 6 A Fairleigh Dickinson W 13 5 A Jacksonville 10 14 L A Hillsdale W 7 1

A Hillsdale W 6 2 H Northwood W 7 1 H Northwood W 9 2 H Western Michigan 1 13 L H Western Michigan 4 7 L H Western Michigan 1 8 L H Central Michigan 0 8 L H Central Michigan 1 9 L A Ferris State 0 1 L A Ferris State 0 1 L A Cleveland State 1 2 L A Cleveland State 3 4 L A Detroit 4 16 L04/22 A Eastern Michigan W 4 0 04/22 A Eastern Michigan 0 1 L A Michigan State 2 7 L A Michigan State 3 4 L H Oakland W 10 4 H Toledo 5 6 L (11) H Toledo W 2 1 A Fordham W 11 6 A St. Johns 2 6 L A St. Johns 2 6 L H Olivet W 7 1 H Olivet W 2 1 (10)05/10 H Eastern Michigan W 2 1 05/10 H Eastern Michigan W 6 4 A Detroit W 5 4 H Akron W 1 0 H Akron W 4 3 A Bowling Green State 1 2 L A Bowling Green State 1 2 L (11) H Detroit W 3 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------

197518-25 (.419)

Coach: Christ Petrouleas------------------------------------------------------------------- A Jacksonville 2 3 L A Jacksonville 0 3 L A Farleigh Dickinson W 10 7 A Jacksonville 5 6 L A Farleigh Dickinson 7 8 L A Jacksonville 4 11 L A Jacksonville 2 4 L A Jacksonville W 12 9 A Jacksonville W 3 2 A Toledo 4 9 L 04/11 A Eastern Michigan 0 4 L 04/11 A Eastern Michigan 0 3 L H Olivet W 5 1 H Olivet W 11 0 H Oakland W 8 3 H Oakland W 4 2 H Hillsdale W 2 1 H Hillsdale W 2 1 H Michigan State 2 7 L H Michigan State 2 7 L H Cleveland State W 8 2 H Cleveland State W 5 3 A Northwood W 4 3 (15) A Northwood W 11 1 A Central Michigan 2 7 L A Central Michigan 1 3 L A Central Michigan 2 9 L A St. Johns 0 5 L A St. Johns 0 2 L 05/06 H Eastern Michigan 1 2 L (12)05/06 H Eastern Michigan 0 1 L A Oakland W 6 3 A Oakland W 12 6 H Toledo 1 5 L H Siena Heights W 6 3 H Siena Heights W 6 3 A Western Michigan 2 5 L A Western Michigan 5 8 L A Akron 3 4 L H Bowling Green State 3 4 L (9) H Bowling Green State 0 1 L H Detroit 1 2 L H Detroit W 2 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------

197619-28 (.404), 11-7 GLIAC (.611)

Coach: Christ Petrouleas------------------------------------------------------------------- A Pennsylvania 7 9 L A Jacksonville 0 4 L A Jacksonville 2 8 L A Jacksonville 5 11 L A Florida JC W 11 6 A Jacksonville 9 11 L A Embry-Riddle W 11 2 H Central Michigan 2 11 L H Central Michigan 0 1 L (8) H Detroit 1 3 L A Olivet W 7 3 A Olivet W 5 1 H Oakland* W 1 0 H Oakland* 0 1 L A Ferris State* 6 23 L A Ferris State* W 18 4 (6) H Grand Valley State* W 3 1 H Grand Valley State* 1 2 L H Hillsdale* W 3 2 H Hillsdale* W 5 3 A Michigan State 3 5 L A Michigan State 2 4 L A Oakland* W 4 2 A Oakland* 4 12 L A Toledo 4 5 L

A Toledo 0 2 L A Detroit 8 15 L H Ferris State* 0 1 L (16) H Ferris State* W 7 2 (6) A Grand Valley State* W 8 6 A Grand Valley State* W 7 3 H Western Michigan 2 15 L H Western Michigan W 2 1 (9) A Hillsdale* W 5 1 A Hillsdale* 0 3 L 05/10 A Eastern Michigan 2 5 L 05/10 A Eastern Michigan W 9 3 H Northwood* W 5 1 H Northwood* 3 6 L A Detroit 2 9 L A Akron 2 9 L A Akron 4 9 L A Cleveland State 3 6 L A Cleveland State W 11 1 A Bowling Green State 0 6 L A Bowling Green State W 3 2 H Detroit 9 16 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

197719-27 (.413), 9-9 GLIAC (.500)

Coach: Christ Petrouleas------------------------------------------------------------------- A Florida JC 4 7 L A Jacksonville 3 16 L A Embry-Riddle W 17 0 (4) A Embry-Riddle W 12 0 A Jacksonville 3 8 L A Jacksonville W 3 2 A Jacksonville 6 7 L A Florida JC W 3 2 A Florida JC 1 4 L H Toledo 3 16 L H Toledo 1 6 L H Northwood* W 7 5 H Northwood* W 5 4 H Hillsdale* W 5 2 H Hillsdale* W 10 3 A Michigan 2 5 L H Grand Valley State* 2 8 L H Grand Valley State* W 4 2 A Central Michigan W 2 0 A Central Michigan 1 6 L H Ferris State* W 2 1 H Ferris State* W 10 9 A Northwood* W 10 0 A Northwood* 2 3 L A Detroit 3 7 L A Hillsdale* 1 3 L A Hillsdale* 4 10 L A Grand Valley State* 6 7 L A Grand Valley State* 3 11 L A Michigan State 0 4 L A Michigan State 2 7 L H Olivet W 7 3 H Olivet W 5 4 A Ferris State* 9 12 L A Ferris State* 6 11 L 05/08 H Eastern Michigan 6 8 L (12) H Oakland* W 3 2 (8) H Oakland* 2 3 L A Detroit 3 4 L H Akron W 10 2 H Akron W 11 1 H Cleveland State 1 18 L H Cleveland State 1 7 L H Bowling Green State 4 10 L H Bowling Green State 3 5 L A Detroit W 3 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------

197827-16 (.628), 11-7 GLIAC (.611)

Coach: Christ Petrouleas------------------------------------------------------------------- A Colby (ME) W 9 3 A Flagler College W 22 0 A Jacksonville 5 7 L A Jacksonville 6 9 L A Embry-Riddle W 16 3 A Jacksonville W 10 9 H MIT W 25 1 H Detroit 5 8 L H Oakland* 1 2 L H Oakland* 1 6 L H Saginaw Valley State W 8 3 H Saginaw Valley State W 10 0 H Northwood* W 21 2 H Northwood* W 10 7 H Hillsdale* W 5 3 H Hillsdale* 4 5 L A Toledo 3 8 L A Michigan State 5 8 L A Michigan State 3 13 L H Ferris State* 1 3 L H Ferris State* 3 4 L A Saginaw Valley State W 5 4 A Saginaw Valley State W 16 0 (5) A Olivet W 4 1 A Olivet W 6 4 A Detroit 9 10 L H Northwood* W 10 4 H Northwood* W 5 4 A Oakland* W 13 4 A Oakland* 8 9 L (8) A Hillsdale* W 8 3 A Hillsdale* W 7 4 H Saginaw Valley State W 7 2

H Saginaw Valley State W 16 2 (5)

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17-21 (.447), 5-8 GLIAC (.385)Coach: Christ Petrouleas

------------------------------------------------------------------- A Wittenberg W 9 6 A Colby W 5 3 A Denison W 5 2 A Akron W 5 4 A Jacksonville 3 7 L A Embry-Riddle W 13 6 A Jacksonville W 7 5 A Akron W 2 1 A Colby 1 2 L (8)04/03 H Eastern Michigan 1 2 L (8)04/03 H Eastern Michigan 2 6 L A Northwood* 1 2 L A Northwood* 2 3 L (8) A Central Michigan 6 19 L A Central Michigan 2 11 L H Grand Valley State* 2 7 L H Grand Valley State* W 5 1 H Oakland* W 5 4 (9) H Oakland* W 12 1 A Michigan State 5 14 L A Michigan State W 4 3 A Ferris State* W 5 1 A Ferris State* 4 5 L H Hillsdale* 4 7 L (9) H Olivet W 2 1 (8) H Olivet W 2 1 H Northwood* 0 1 L (8) H Northwood* W 2 1 A Oakland* 5 6 L (8) A Oakland* 1 6 L A Toledo 8 15 L H Akron 3 5 L H Akron W 3 0 H Bowling Green State 0 3 L H Bowling Green State W 3 1 H Michigan 0 5 L H Michigan 2 5 L H Toledo 3 4 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

198020-17-1 (.539), 14-6 GLIAC (.700)

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ChampionsCoach: Angelo Gust

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21-18 (.538), 12-5 GLIAC (.706)Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Champions

Coach: Angelo Gust-------------------------------------------------------------------

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29-16 (.644), 12-4 GLIAC (.750)Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Champions

Coach: Angelo Gust------------------------------------------------------------------- Saint Leo 0 5 L Saint Leo 9 10 L Concord (WV) W 10 2 Tampa 7 12 L Canisius 6 13 L Canisius W 9 5 SUNY-Binghamton W 11 4 Tampa W 4 2 Nasson W 8 7 SUNY-Binghamton W 7 6 Conn-Bridgeport W 11 7 Tri-State W 6 1 Tri-State W 6 3 Michigan 4 7 L Detroit W 12 11 (8) Detroit W 8 3 04/21 Central Michigan 2 3 L 04/21 Central Michigan 3 9 L Ferris State* 12 18 L Ferris State* 10 12 L Hillsdale* W 6 5 Hillsdale* W 9 5 Hillsdale* W 9 7 Hillsdale* 2 3 L Toledo W 2 0 Saginaw Valley State* W 9 7 Saginaw Valley State* W 9 3 Grand Valley State* W 4 0 Grand Valley State* 5 13 L Michigan State W 6 0 Michigan State 2 5 L (10) Ferris State* W 9 6 Ferris State* W 9 6 Northwood* W 11 5 Northwood* W 11 5 Saginaw Valley State* W 16 3 Saginaw Valley State* W 10 5 Siena Heights W 8 6 Siena Heights W 9 2 Michigan 7 8 L Michigan 4 8 L Detroit 2 8 L Detroit W 8 4 Detroit 2 13 L Detroit W 19 15


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------------------------------------------------------------------- N Haverford W 15 6 N Haverford W 19 1 N RPI W 12 6 N Bethany W 7 2 A Tampa 4 10 L N Bethany W 6 5 A Saint Leo 1 5 L 04/06 A Eastern Michigan 0 15 L 04/07 A Eastern Michigan W 7 6 A Michigan 1 21 L H Saginaw Valley State* 5 12 L H Saginaw Valley State* W 7 6 H Ferris State* 7 10 L H Ferris State* W 6 5 H Grand Valley State* 3 5 L H Grand Valley State* 9 10 L (8) H Hillsdale* W 4 3 H Hillsdale* 1 5 L A Saginaw Valley State* W 6 4 A Saginaw Valley State* 4 11 L H Northwood* 7 8 L H Northwood* W 6 5 (9) A Ferris State* 3 14 L A Ferris State* W 20 19 A Northwood* W 2 0 A Northwood* 3 5 L A Grand Valley State* W 4 2 A Grand Valley State* W 4 3 A Hillsdale* W 10 5 A Hillsdale* 9 10 L A Michigan 2 11 L A Michigan 3 11 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

198617-16 (.515), 10-8 GLIAC (.556)

Coach: Angelo Gust------------------------------------------------------------------- N RPI W 15 3 N RPI W 6 5 A Saint Leo 11 14 L @

N Northeastern Illinois W 2 1 N Defiance W 1 0 N Defiance W 9 4 N Dartmouth W 11 7 H Bowling Green State 3 13 L H Concordia (MI) W 15 1 H Concordia (MI) W 6 0 H Saginaw Valley State* 5 7 L H Saginaw Valley State* 1 5 L A Michigan 9 16 L A Michigan 1 5 L @

A Grand Valley State* W 6 5 A Grand Valley State* 8 11 L A Hillsdale* W 6 5 A Hillsdale* W 8 4 H Ferris State* W 4 3 H Ferris State* W 4 3 (9) A Northwood* W 7 4 A Northwood* W 7 0 A Saginaw Valley State* 7 8 L A Saginaw Valley State* 3 13 L H Grand Valley State* W 6 4 H Grand Valley State* 4 13 L H Hillsdale* 6 1 L• H Hillsdale* 4 1 L• A Ferris State* 4 9 L A Ferris State* 6 8 L A Michigan 0 5 L A Michigan 5 6 L (8) H Kalamazoo W 3 1 -------------------------------------------------------------------

198727-21 (.563), 13-9 GLIAC (.591)

Coach: Angelo Gust------------------------------------------------------------------- N Northeastern Illinois W 14 2 (5) N Northeastern Illinois W 10 8 N RPI W 9 8 N RPI 1 10 L A Saint Leo 4 13 L N Canisius 9 10 L N Concord W 7 1 (6) N Defiance W 9 1 N Defiance W 10 2 H Adrian W 2 1 H Adrian W 3 0 A Ohio Northern W 10 9 A Ohio Northern 3 9 L A Concordia (MI) W 12 0 (5) A Concordia (MI) W 2 0 A Northwood* W 7 4 A Northwood* W 10 3

A Michigan 2 9 L A Michigan 0 2 L H Saginaw Valley State* 4 5 L H Saginaw Valley State* 7 11 L H Hillsdale* W 6 4 H Hillsdale* 2 3 L (8) A Oakland* W 10 0 A Oakland* W 7 3 H Ferris State* W 8 5 H Ferris State* 3 4 L H Northwood* W 3 2 (9) H Northwood* 10 11 L (9) A Michigan State 7 8 L A Michigan State 3 18 L A Bowling Green State W 10 6 A Grand Valley State* W 4 2 A Grand Valley State* 4 9 L H Wright State 5 9 L (9) H Wright State W 4 1 A Hillsdale* 6 7 L A Hillsdale* 2 4 L A Saginaw Valley State* W 4 3 A Saginaw Valley State* W 2 1 H Michigan 7 15 L H Michigan 1 2 L A Ferris State* 3 9 L A Ferris State* W 3 2 H Oakland* W 8 7 H Oakland* W 5 4 A Kalamazoo W 12 7 A Kalamazoo 1 3 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

198815-19-1 (.443), 3-15 GLIAC (.167)

Coach: Angelo Gust------------------------------------------------------------------- A Findlay W 8 3 A Findlay W 7 0 H Bowling Green State T 11 11 @

H Kalamazoo W 8 7 (11) H Kalamazoo W 3 2 (5) A Michigan 1 18 L A Michigan W 2 0 A Oakland* W 5 4 A Oakland* 2 3 L H Hillsdale* 2 10 L H Hillsdale* W 8 3 H Siena Heights W 14 13 H Siena Heights W 4 3 A Ferris State* 1 12 L (5) A Ferris State* 7 9 L A Saginaw Valley State* 4 14 L A Saginaw Valley State* 1 16 L H Tiffin W 10 0 (5) H Tiffin W 11 1 (5) A Hillsdale* 6 7 L A Hillsdale* W 7 4 H Concordia W 4 3 H Concordia W 8 1 H Oakland* 2 3 L H Oakland* 6 10 L H Ferris State* 1 9 L H Ferris State* 4 9 L H Albion 3 6 L (8) H Albion W 4 0 H Grand Valley State* 3 16 L (5) H Grand Valley State* 0 4 L H Saginaw Valley State* 5 12 L H Saginaw Valley State* 16 19 L (5) A Northwood 2 14 L (5) A Northwood 4 5 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

198918-26-3 (.415), 6-12 GLIAC (.333)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/11 A Columbus 0 7 L 3/12 N Missouri-Rolla 3 8 L 3/12 N Charleston W 6 3 3/13 N Marietta 4 13 L 3/13 N Illinois State 4 5 L 3/14 N Troy State 6 13 L 3/15 N Central Missouri W 7 1 3/15 N Central Missouri 2 12 L 3/16 N Central Missouri T 6 6 3/16 N Missouri-Rolla W 5 4 3/17 N Marietta W 4 3 3/17 N Principia W 8 1 3/18 A Louisville 1 4 L 3/18 A Louisville 2 8 L 3/26 A Siena Heights 1 2 L 3/26 A Siena Heights W 2 1 4/1 H Ohio Northern W 4 3 (9)4/1 H Ohio Northern T 9 9 (5)4/4 A Michigan 0 3 L 4/4 A Michigan 0 4 L 4/5 H Olivet W 7 1 4/5 H Olivet T 8 8 (8)4/8 H Grand Valley State* W 7 6 4/8 H Grand Valley State* 0 3 L 4/11 A Albion W 5 2 4/11 A Albion W 3 2 4/15 H Ferris State* W 2 1 4/15 H Ferris State* 4 8 L 4/16 A Ferris State* 4 7 L 4/16 A Ferris State* 2 7 L 4/18 H Siena Heights W 2 1 4/18 H Siena Heights 4 10 L (8)4/19 A Bowling Green State W 10 9 4/22 A Hillsdale* 1 11 L 4/22 A Hillsdale* 5 7 L

4/23 H Hillsdale* 2 10 L 4/23 H Hillsdale* W 6 1 04/29 A Saginaw Valley State* W 3 0 04/29 A Saginaw Valley State* W 1 0 (8)04/30 H Saginaw Valley State* 5 7 L (10)04/30 H Saginaw Valley State* 1 4 L 05/06 H Oakland* 1 2 L (10)05/06 H Oakland* W 7 2 05/07 A Oakland* 3 16 L 05/07 A Oakland* 8 13 L 05/10 A Michigan 4 19 L 05/10 A Michigan 3 8 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

199012-32 (.273), 7-13 GLIAC (.350)

Coach: Rodger George------------------------------------------------------------------- A Troy State 0 13 L A Troy State 0 5 L A Troy State 0 15 L N Ouachita Baptist 5 7 L A West Florida 1 5 L N Berry W 1 0 A West Florida 1 5 L A Huntingdon 1 9 L A Bellarmine 2 4 L A Bellarmine 4 5 L A Bellarmine 4 5 L (12) H Siena Heights W 2 0 H Siena Heights W 9 6 03/30 A Eastern Michigan 3 15 L A Grand Valley State* W 3 1 A Grand Valley State* 0 1 L H Grand Valley State* W 12 2 (6) H Grand Valley State* W 7 2 A Ferris State* 3 10 L A Ferris State* 0 3 L H Ferris State* 3 4 L (12) H Ferris State* 2 3 L A Siena Heights 4 8 L A Siena Heights 7 11 L H Detroit 5 9 L H Hillsdale* W 3 1 H Hillsdale* 7 9 L (8) A Hillsdale* 2 7 L A Hillsdale* W 11 7 H Madonna 0 12 L H Madonna W 5 3 A Detroit W 15 6 H Saginaw Valley State* 9 10 L H Saginaw Valley State* 8 11 L A Saginaw Valley State* W 8 7 A Saginaw Valley State* 11 17 L H Aquinas 1 3 L H Aquinas 2 3 L A Oakland* 3 4 L (8) A Oakland* W 5 2 H Oakland* 2 10 L H Oakland* 1 3 L A Madonna 2 4 L A Madonna 7 8 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

19916-30 (.167), 1-14 GLIAC (.067)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/11 A Southern Tech W 6 4 3/12 A West Georgia 2 3 L 3/12 A West Georgia 5 6 L 3/15 A Indiana-Southeast 7 11 L 3/15 A Indiana-Southeast 0 7 L 3/27 H Madonna 8 11 L 3/27 H Madonna W 5 3 3/30 A Eastern Michigan 3 14 L 3/30 A Eastern Michigan 0 4 L 4/6 H Grand Valley State* 5 8 L 4/6 H Grand Valley State* 4 14 L 4/7 A Grand Valley State* 1 2 L 4/7 A Grand Valley State* 2 5 L 4/9 A Siena Heights 6 15 L 4/9 A Siena Heights W 13 3 (5)4/13 H Ferris State* W 4 3 4/13 H Ferris State* 2 4 L 4/16 H Siena Heights 6 12 L 4/16 H Siena Heights 3 4 L 4/21 H Hillsdale* 1 3 L 4/21 H Hillsdale* 4 14 L 4/27 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 13 L (5)4/27 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 4 L 4/28 H Saginaw Valley State* 4 9 L 4/28 H Saginaw Valley State* 5 12 L 5/1 A Detroit Mercy 2 13 L 5/2 A Aquinas 3 14 L (5)5/2 A Aquinas 2 12 L (6)5/4 H Oakland* 5 12 L 5/4 H Oakland* 2 10 L 5/5 A Oakland* 1 11 L (6)5/8 A Madonna W 6 2 5/8 A Madonna W 10 0 (6)5/9 H Oakland 4 7 L (9)5/9 H Oakland 4 9 L 5/11 H Detroit Mercy 10 13 L (10)

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15-34 (.306), 9-17 GLIAC (.346)Coach: Rodger George

-------------------------------------------------------------------3/14 N Kentucky Wesleyan W 5 3 3/15 N Kentucky Wesleyan 6 9 L 3/15 N Berry 3 5 L

3/16 N Kentucky Wesleyan 2 9 L 3/16 N Pikeville W 7 2 3/17 N North Park 1 11 L (5)3/17 N North Park W 8 7 3/18 N Indiana-Southeast 7 8 L 3/18 N Denison 9 11 L 3/19 N Pikeville 4 7 L 3/19 N Ripon 3 4 L 3/20 N Grand View 0 8 L 3/20 N Aurora 10 15 L 3/21 N Illinois Benedictine W 7 6 3/30 A Eastern Michigan 1 3 L 3/30 A Eastern Michigan 7 8 L (8)3/31 A Northwood 0 2 L 3/31 A Northwood W 7 3 4/4 H Oakland* 1 2 L 4/4 H Oakland* 4 5 L (9)4/5 H Grand Valley State* 4 7 L 4/5 H Grand Valley State* 3 6 L 4/7 H Madonna W 2 0 (5)4/11 H Hillsdale* 4 9 L 4/11 H Hillsdale* 3 5 L 4/12 H Hillsdale* W 4 3 4/12 H Hillsdale* W 7 3 4/15 A Hillsdale* W 12 2 (6)4/15 A Hillsdale* 2 12 L (5)4/18 H Ferris State* 6 7 L 4/18 H Ferris State* 2 5 L 4/19 H Ferris State* 1 5 L 4/19 H Ferris State* 2 3 L 4/22 A Ferris State* 4 17 L (5)4/22 A Ferris State* 8 15 L 4/29 A Detroit Mercy 1 2 L 4/30 A Eastern Michigan 4 9 L 4/30 A Eastern Michigan 9 14 L 5/2 A Saginaw Valley State* W 18 12 5/2 A Saginaw Valley State* W 6 5 5/3 A Saginaw Valley State* W 12 11 5/3 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 4 L 5/6 H Saginaw Valley State* W 10 4 5/6 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 5 L 5/7 H Detroit Mercy 2 17 L 5/9 H Oakland* 0 1 L (8)5/9 H Oakland* 3 6 L 5/10 A Oakland* W 6 1 5/10 A Oakland* W 10 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------

199314-34-1 (.296), 4-13 GLIAC (.235)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/14 N Northern Iowa 5 7 L 3/14 N Northern Iowa W 10 5 3/15 N Grand View W 6 4 3/15 N Grand View 2 3 L 3/16 N Georgetown (KY) 5 10 L 3/17 N Aurora 2 12 L (5)3/18 N North Park W 7 3 3/18 N Grand View W 8 2 3/19 N Wisconsin-Whitewater T 5 5 3/19 N Wisconsin-Whitewater 3 4 L 3/20 N Baldwin-Wallace 4 7 L 3/20 N Baldwin-Wallace 7 10 L 3/28 A Hillsdale* W 5 4 3/28 A Hillsdale* 5 10 L 3/30 H Eastern Michigan 0 5 L 3/30 H Eastern Michigan 5 14 L 4/10 H Grand Valley State* 4 9 L 4/10 H Grand Valley State* 4 5 L 4/11 H Grand Valley State* W 5 4 4/14 H Oakland 1 3 L 4/14 H Oakland W 5 4 4/17 A Ferris State* 0 7 L 4/17 A Ferris State* 6 7 L 4/18 A Ferris State* 5 7 L 4/18 A Ferris State* 1 8 L H Madonna W 9 4 H Madonna W 8 4 4/24 A Oakland* 3 5 L 4/24 A Oakland* 1 9 L 4/25 A Oakland* 4 5 L 4/25 A Oakland* 4 5 L 4/30 H Aquinas W 4 2 4/30 H Aquinas 3 9 L 5/1 H Northwood 3 8 L 5/1 H Northwood 0 4 L 5/2 H Northwood W 11 3 5/2 H Northwood 3 10 L H Detroit Mercy 8 15 L 5/7 A Madonna 0 2 L 5/7 N St. Xavier 1 7 L 5/8 H Saginaw Valley State* 2 3 L 5/8 H Saginaw Valley State* W 9 2 5/9 H Saginaw Valley State* W 10 3 5/9 H Saginaw Valley State* 4 8 L 5/10 A Spring Arbor 1 7 L 5/10 A Spring Arbor 8 15 L 5/11 A Eastern Michigan 1 5 L 5/11 A Eastern Michigan W 9 3 5/13 A Detroit Mercy 1 16 L (5)

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15-31-1 (.330), 8-14 GLIAC (.364)Coach: Rodger George

-------------------------------------------------------------------3/12 N Wisconsin-Whitewater T 4 4 3/13 N Northern Kentucky 7 17 L (5)3/13 N Missouri-Rolla 3 5 L 3/14 N Missouri-Rolla 3 6 L 3/14 N Northern Kentucky W 11 2 3/15 N Tiffin 4 8 L

3/15 N Tiffin W 3 2 3/17 N Tennessee Tech 4 7 L 3/17 N Tennessee Tech W 5 4 3/18 N St. Francis W 10 4 3/18 N St. Francis 1 3 L 3/19 N Tennessee Tech 9 10 L 3/19 N Tennessee Tech 0 3 L 3/26 A Grand Valley State* W 3 0 3/26 A Grand Valley State* 4 5 L 3/27 H Saginaw Valley State* W 5 4 3/27 H Saginaw Valley State* W 8 6 4/2 H Northwood* 5 7 L 4/2 H Northwood* 11 18 L 4/3 A Ferris State* W 8 3 (8)4/3 A Ferris State* 4 10 L 4/9 H Hillsdale* 6 8 L 4/9 H Hillsdale* 4 6 L 4/16 A Oakland* 1 8 L 4/16 A Oakland* 3 7 L 4/17 H Grand Valley State* W 6 5 (8)4/17 H Grand Valley State* 1 3 L 4/19 A Oakland 4 6 L 4/19 A Oakland W 16 6 4/23 A Saginaw Valley State* 0 7 L 4/23 A Saginaw Valley State* 5 6 L 4/24 A Northwood* 7 8 L 4/24 A Northwood* 11 17 L A Madonna W 7 3 A Madonna 1 13 L (5)5/1 A Hillsdale* W 5 1 5/1 A Hillsdale* W 5 2 5/3 A Eastern Michigan 3 4 L 5/3 A Eastern Michigan 0 10 L H Madonna 0 1 L H Madonna 2 5 L (8)5/6 A Aquinas 5 16 L 5/6 A Aquinas 1 7 L 5/7 A Detroit Mercy 1 9 L (7)5/8 H Oakland* 1 4 L 5/8 H Oakland* W 5 2 5/11 A Eastern Michigan W 12 10 (10)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------3/11 N Charleston (WV) W 2 0 3/12 N Missouri-Rolla 3 6 L 3/12 N Missouri-Rolla 2 3 L 3/13 N Tennessee Tech 2 3 L 3/13 N Tennessee Tech 0 8 L 3/14 N Kentucky Wesleyan W 2 1 3/14 N Kentucky Wesleyan 4 5 L 3/17 N Marietta 7 11 L 3/17 N Tennessee Tech W 3 2 (6)3/17 N Charleston (WV) W 5 1 3/18 N Tennessee Tech 2 7 L 3/25 H Aquinas W 3 1 3/25 H Aquinas W 6 5 3/26 H Aquinas W 4 3 3/26 H Aquinas W 1 0 4/1 H Northwood* W 4 2 4/1 H Northwood* 5 6 L 4/2 H Northwood* W 6 2 4/2 H Northwood* W 8 4 4/6 H Eastern Michigan W 14 12 4/8 A Grand Valley State* 2 3 L 4/8 A Grand Valley State* 3 5 L 4/9 A Grand Valley State* W 12 1 4/9 A Grand Valley State* W 17 2 4/12 H Detroit Mercy 4 5 L 4/15 H Hillsdale* 1 3 L 4/15 H Hillsdale* 4 8 L 4/16 H Hillsdale* W 8 7 4/16 H Hillsdale* 6 10 L 4/19 A Detroit Mercy 3 16 L 4/22 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 4 L 4/22 H Saginaw Valley State* W 7 6 4/23 H Saginaw Valley State* W 5 4 (10)4/23 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 5 L 4/29 A Oakland* 0 3 L 4/29 A Oakland* W 4 1 4/30 A Oakland* W 9 4 4/30 A Oakland* 1 3 L 5/6 A Northwood* 4 7 L 5/6 A Northwood* W 7 5 5/7 H Grand Valley State* W 5 4 5/7 H Grand Valley State* W 9 3 5/12 A Hillsdale* W 15 9 5/12 A Hillsdale* W 8 7 5/13 A Saginaw Valley State* 1 5 L 5/13 A Saginaw Valley State* 10 13 L 5/14 H Oakland* 7 13 L 5/14 H Oakland* 1 8 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

199620-24-2 (.457), 14-16 GLIAC (.467)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/9 N Marietta W 13 11 (6)3/10 N Lincoln W 11 6 3/10 N Lincoln T 8 8 3/11 N Lincoln T 7 7 3/11 N Grand View 2 10 L 3/12 N Missouri-Rolla 5 6 L 3/12 N Missouri-Rolla 4 7 L 3/14 N Simpson W 9 3 3/14 N Simpson 2 4 L 3/15 N West Virginia Tech W 8 6 3/15 N West Virginia Tech W 15 5 3/16 N Charleston W 13 3 3/16 N Marietta 1 5 L



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3/19 A Eastern Michigan 2 6 L 3/23 A Northwood* 0 1 L 3/23 A Northwood* W 4 3 (8)3/24 A Northwood* W 6 4 3/24 A Northwood* W 10 8 3/30 H Saginaw Valley State* W 11 5 3/30 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 4 L 3/31 H Saginaw Valley State* 4 11 L 3/31 H Saginaw Valley State* 4 10 L 4/6 A Ashland* W 5 4 4/6 A Ashland* 5 13 L 4/7 A Ashland* W 8 1 4/7 A Ashland* 2 12 L (5)4/13 A Grand Valley State* 0 2 L 4/13 A Grand Valley State* W 7 0 4/14 A Grand Valley State* W 6 3 4/14 A Grand Valley State* 4 5 L 4/17 A Oakland* 8 9 L 4/17 A Oakland* 6 7 L 4/27 A Gannon* W 16 4 4/27 A Gannon* W 7 1 4/28 A Gannon* 0 2 L 4/28 A Gannon* W 3 1 5/4 H Hillsdale* W 13 1 5/4 H Hillsdale* 2 6 L 5/5 H Hillsdale* W 4 2 5/5 H Hillsdale* 2 3 L 5/7 H Saint Joseph’s 3 6 L 5/7 H Saint Joseph’s 2 11 L 5/8 A Oakland* 4 8 L 5/8 A Oakland* W 3 0 5/12 H Mercyhurst* 3 4 L 5/12 H Mercyhurst* 7 9 L (12)

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27-20-1 (.573), 12-12 GLIAC (.500)Coach: Rodger George

-------------------------------------------------------------------3/8 N Marietta W 9 3 3/9 N California (PA) 0 7 L 3/9 N California (PA) 1 9 L 3/10 N Beloit 4 5 L 3/10 N Beloit W 6 5 (8)3/11 N Denison W 10 3 3/11 N Denison W 8 2 3/13 N Missouri-Rolla W 6 5 3/13 N Charleston (WV) W 8 4 3/14 N California (PA) W 9 6 3/14 N California (PA) 4 10 L (5)3/15 N Simpson W 8 3 3/15 N Simpson W 4 1 3/20 A Eastern Michigan 2 9 L 3/22 A Northwood* 0 1 L 3/22 A Northwood* W 8 6 3/26 H Siena Heights 6 8 L 3/26 H Siena Heights W 11 7 (6)3/29 A Saginaw Valley State* W 7 5 3/29 A Saginaw Valley State* W 15 9 (6)4/1 A Siena Heights W 9 4 4/1 A Siena Heights W 16 9 (12)4/5 H Ashland* W 7 2 4/5 H Ashland* 5 6 L (5)4/6 H Ashland* 9 10 L 4/6 H Ashland* 10 21 L 4/12 H Grand Valley State* 6 12 L 4/12 H Grand Valley State* W 6 5 4/13 H Grand Valley State* W 32 14 4/13 H Grand Valley State* W 4 1 4/16 H Oakland* 7 8 L 4/16 H Oakland* 3 4 L 4/18 A Madonna 1 3 L 4/18 A Madonna T 13 13 (10)4/20 H Michigan Christian W 4 1 4/20 H Michigan Christian W 13 7 4/26 H Gannon* W 3 1 4/26 H Gannon* W 13 4 4/27 H Gannon* W 2 1 (9)4/27 H Gannon* W 6 3 4/30 H Madonna 5 13 L (11)4/30 H Madonna W 12 2 5/4 A Hillsdale* 5 6 L 5/4 A Hillsdale* 4 6 L 5/7 H Oakland* W 2 1 5/7 H Oakland* 3 7 L 5/11 A Mercyhurst* 0 18 L 5/11 A Mercyhurst* 6 8 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

199828-14-2 (.659), 17-7-1 GLIAC (.700)

Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ChampionsCoach: Rodger George

-------------------------------------------------------------------3/14 N Marietta 2 5 L 3/15 N Lincoln W 10 3 3/15 N Lincoln W 11 9 3/16 N Grand View W 8 6 3/16 N Grand View W 16 6 3/19 N California (PA) T 9 9 3/20 N Avila 3 7 L 3/20 N Avila W 5 4 3/21 N Carthage W 8 0 3/21 N Carthage W 7 6 3/25 A Michigan State 0 12 L 3/26 A Northwood* W 13 6 3/26 A Northwood* 7 10 L 3/28 A Ashland* W 16 9 3/28 A Ashland* T 4 4 3/29 A Ashland* W 11 1 3/29 A Ashland* 3 5 L 3/31 H Detroit Mercy 9 17 L 4/3 A Aquinas 2 5 L 4/3 A

Aquinas W 9 0 4/5 H Rochester W 4 0 4/10 H Hillsdale* W 9 0 4/10 H Hillsdale* W 7 6 4/11 H Hillsdale* W 13 3 4/11 H Hillsdale* W 11 6 4/15 A Findlay* W 6 5 4/15 A Findlay* W 10 0 (5)4/18 H Saginaw Valley State* 1 3 L 4/18 H Saginaw Valley State* W 11 5 4/19 H Saginaw Valley State* W 5 4 4/19 H Saginaw Valley State* 1 11 L 4/22 H Rochester W 19 5 (5)4/25 A Grand Valley State* 2 3 L 4/25 A Grand Valley State* 7 11 L 4/26 A Grand Valley State* W 19 5 4/28 H Madonna W 17 3 (7)4/29 A Eastern Michigan 5 15 L 5/5 A Detroit Mercy 2 8 L 5/6 A Findlay* W 2 1 5/6 A Findlay* W 12 1 5/9 H Mercyhurst* W 5 0 5/9 H Mercyhurst* W 1 0 5/10 H Mercyhurst* 2 4 L 5/10 H Mercyhurst* W 6 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------

199932-19 (.627), 24-10 GLIAC (.706)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/13 N Wisconsin-Platteville W 7 5 3/14 N Lincoln 7 8 L3/14 N Lincoln 1 6 L3/15 N Concord W 5 3 3/15 N Carthage 0 8 L3/15 N Lincoln 4 10 L3/16 N Lincoln W 9 6 3/18 N Wisconsin-Platteville W 4 1 3/18 N Carthage 5 6 L3/19 N Carthage 5 9 L3/19 N Dana 5 9 L3/20 N IUSE 3 4 L3/20 N IUSE W 10 7 3/24 H Rochester W 2 1 3/24 H Rochester W 9 0 3/25 A Eastern Michigan 0 2 L3/27 A Northwood* W 2 1 3/27 A Northwood* W 27 7 3/28 A Northwood* 5 8 L 3/28 A Northwood* W 11 0 4/2 H Gannon* W 5 3 4/2 H Gannon* W 5 4 4/3 H Gannon* 6 7 L 4/3 H Gannon* W 23 14 4/7 A Hillsdale* W 6 4 4/7 A Hillsdale* W 15 5 4/10 H Westminster* W 8 0 4/10 H Westminster* W 23 2 4/11 H Westminster* W 5 4 4/11 H Westminster* W 4 3 4/14 H Findlay* 3 6 L 4/14 H Findlay* 4 5 L 4/18 A Mercyhurst* W 2 0 4/18 A Mercyhurst* W 3 2 4/21 A Hillsdale* 5 9 L 4/21 A Hillsdale* W 16 2 4/24 A Saginaw Valley State* W 7 1 4/24 A Saginaw Valley State* 3 6 L 4/25 A Saginaw Valley State* W 8 6 4/25 A Saginaw Valley State* W 17 13 5/1 H Grand Valley State* W 1 0 5/1 H Grand Valley State* 6 8 L 5/2 H Grand Valley State* W 9 3 5/2 H Grand Valley State* 3 8 L 5/5 A Findlay* W 6 3 5/5 A Findlay* W 7 4 5/8 H Ashland* W 10 9 5/8 H Ashland* 10 11 L 5/9 H Ashland* 0 4 L 5/9 H Ashland* W 9 4 5/10 H Detroit Mercy W 10 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------

200021-27-1 (.439), 13-17 GLIAC (.433)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/11 N Charleston (WV) T 7 7 (8)3/11 N Wisconsin-Platteville W 18 8 (5)3/12 N Marietta 7 9 L 3/12 N Avila W 7 6 3/13 N California (PA) 7 8 L 3/13 N California (PA) 5 15 L (5)3/14 N Lincoln W 7 2 3/14 N Lincoln 0 3 L 3/17 N Wisconsin-Platteville W 7 6 3/17 N Wisconsin-Platteville W 5 4 3/17 N Dana W 13 3 3/18 N Carthage 3 4 L (10)3/18 N Carthage 0 4 L 3/24 A Eastern Michigan 6 8 L 3/25 H Hillsdale* W 10 8 3/25 H Hillsdale* 5 12 L 3/26 H Hillsdale* W 4 3 3/26 H Hillsdale* W 4 3 3/29 A Eastern Michigan 8 9 L (10)3/30 A Central Michigan 4 15 L 4/01 H Northwood* W 10 9 (8)4/01 H Northwood* W 7 3 4/02 H Northwood* 7 8 L 4/02 H Northwood* W 7 4 4/12 A Findlay* W 3 1

4/12 A Findlay* W 2 0 4/15 A Westminster* W 9 8 4/15 A Westminster* 5 6 L 4/16 A Westminster* W 5 1 4/16 A Westminster* W 6 3 4/21 H Mercyhurst* 1 6 L 4/21 H Mercyhurst* 5 6 L 4/22 H Mercyhurst* 4 6 L 4/22 H Mercyhurst* W 2 1 4/28 H Rochester W 13 8 4/28 H Rochester W 3 2 4/29 H Saginaw Valley State* 1 2 L 4/29 H Saginaw Valley State* 2 7 L 4/30 H Saginaw Valley State* W 7 6 4/30 H Saginaw Valley State* 9 14 L 5/04 A Detroit Mercy 4 10 L 5/06 A Grand Valley State* 0 4 L /06 A Grand Valley State* 14 15 L 5/07 A Grand Valley State* 3 20 L 5/07 A Grand Valley State* 1 3 L 5/13 A Ashland* 9 17 L 5/13 A Ashland* 2 7 L 5/14 A Ashland* 5 7 L 5/14 A Ashland* 1 4 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

200126-24 (.520), 14-17 GLIAC (.452)

Coach: Rodger George-------------------------------------------------------------------3/10 N Ohio Dominican 1 7 L 3/11 N Missouri-Rolla W 15 7 (6)3/11 N Missouri-Rolla 2 9 L 3/13 N Missouri-Rolla W 8 2 3/13 N Missouri-Rolla W 9 3 3/14 N California (PA) W 8 3 3/15 N California (PA) W 4 2 3/15 N California (PA) W 3 1 3/16 N California (PA) W 6 4 3/16 N Charleston (WV) 4 7 L 3/17 N Otterbein W 8 4 3/17 N Otterbein 2 3 L 3/24 A Northwood* 5 6 L 3/24 A Northwood* W 12 2 3/25 A Northwood* 3 4 L 3/28 A Central Michigan W 8 7 (10)3/29 H Rochester W 9 1 3/31 H Gannon* W 3 1 3/31 H Gannon* W 11 2 4/1 H Gannon* 3 8 L 4/1 H Gannon* 8 9 L 4/7 A Toledo 10 18 L 4/8 A Toledo W 16 15 4/10 H Madonna W 7 3 (8)4/13 A Mercyhurst* 7 8 L 4/13 A Mercyhurst* W 6 3 4/14 A Mercyhurst* W 9 7 (8)4/14 A Mercyhurst* 1 4 L 4/18 H Findlay* 1 3 L (10)4/18 H Findlay* W 2 0 4/21 A Saginaw Valley State* 10 13 L 4/21 A Saginaw Valley State* 14 15 L 4/22 A Saginaw Valley State* 3 4 L (9)4/22 A Saginaw Valley State* 5 6 L 4/28 H Grand Valley State* 1 9 L 4/28 H Grand Valley State* 1 6 L 4/29 H Grand Valley State* 3 5 L 4/29 H Grand Valley State* W 9 8 5/5 H Ashland* W 2 1 5/5 H Ashland* W 3 2 5/6 H Ashland* 2 8 L 5/6 H Ashland* 6 17 L 5/9 H Findlay* W 3 0 5/9 H Findlay* 5 6 L (9)5/11 A Hillsdale* W 18 4 5/11 A Hillsdale* W 22 9 5/12 A Hillsdale* W 4 1 5/12 A Hillsdale* W 6 4 5/14 A Detroit Mercy 1 2 L 5/14 A Detroit Mercy 5 6 L (9)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------3/9 N Charleston (WV) 3 4 L 3/9 N Ohio Dominican 4 10 L 3/10 N Carthage 0 7 L 3/10 N Viterbo 1 20 L (5)3/11 N Missouri-Rolla 3 7 L 3/11 N Missouri-Rolla W 2 0 3/12 N Viterbo W 4 2 (8)3/12 N Ohio Dominican 5 13 L 3/14 N Truman State 3 4 L 3/15 N Northern State W 6 4 3/16 N Marietta 1 6 L 3/16 N Sewanee 2 3 L 3/23 H Northwood* W 8 7 (8)3/23 H Northwood* W 8 3 3/24 H Northwood* W 4 3 3/24 H Northwood* W 6 4 3/30 A Gannon* W 10 9 (8)3/30 A Gannon* 1 2 L 4/11 H Tiffin W 9 8 4/11 H Tiffin 3 12 L 4/13 H Mercyhurst* 2 8 L 4/13 H Mercyhurst* W 6 0 4/14 H Mercyhurst* W 2 1 4/14 H Mercyhurst* 4 13 L 4/16 A Michigan State 6 22 L 4/17 A Findlay* 5 10 L 4/17 A Findlay* W 13 9

4/20 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 6 L 4/20 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 8 L 4/21 H Saginaw Valley State* 2 12 L 4/21 H Saginaw Valley State* W 4 2 4/24 A Toledo 7 30 L 4/27 A Grand Valley State* 0 8 L 4/27 A Grand Valley State* 2 7 L (5)4/28 A Grand Valley State* 2 12 L 4/28 A Grand Valley State* 1 4 L 5/1 A Detroit Mercy 9 11 L 5/4 A Ashland* 3 8 L 5/4 A Ashland* 5 6 L (8)5/5 A Ashland* 10 22 L 5/5 A Ashland* 3 10 L 5/9 A Eastern Michigan 10 25 L 5/10 H Hillsdale* W 8 7 5/10 H Hillsdale* 3 9 L 5/11 H Hillsdale* 0 8 L 5/11 H Hillsdale* 4 5 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

200322-26 (.458), 10-16 GLIAC (.385)

Coach: Jay Alexander-------------------------------------------------------------------3/8 N Indianapolis 3 5 L 3/9 N Stonehill 0 4 L 3/9 N Stonehill W 11 4 3/10 N Southwest Minnesota State 11 12 L 3/10 N Southwest Minnesota State W 10 7 3/11 N Bemidji State W 4 3 3/11 N Bemidji State 7 8 L 3/13 N West Liberty State W 7 2 3/13 N West Liberty State W 8 7 3/14 N Winona State 11 12 L 3/14 N Winona State W 9 8 3/15 N Johns Hopkins W 4 3 (8)3/23 A Northwood* W 4 1 3/23 A Northwood* 3 4 L 4/1 A Central Michigan 0 1 L 4/1 A Central Michigan W 8 7 4/3 A Toledo 6 9 L 4/10 A Findlay* W 6 5 4/10 A Findlay* 2 3 L 4/11 A Tiffin W 6 4 4/11 A Tiffin 9 12 L (6)4/12 H Gannon* W 5 0 4/12 H Gannon* W 12 4 4/13 H Gannon* W 5 0 4/13 H Gannon* 4 7 L 4/15 A Michigan State 12 13 L 4/16 H Saginaw Valley State* 0 6 L 4/16 H Saginaw Valley State* W 3 2 4/18 A Hillsdale* 3 8 L 4/18 A Hillsdale* 2 5 L 4/19 A Hillsdale* W 6 5 4/19 A Hillsdale* W 10 7 4/22 A Rochester 5 6 L 4/23 H Findlay* W 3 2 4/23 H Findlay* 5 11 L 4/26 H Ashland* 4 9 L 4/26 H Ashland* 2 10 L 4/27 H Ashland* 1 8 L 4/27 H Ashland* 3 12 L 4/30 A Saginaw Valley State* W 13 7 4/30 A Saginaw Valley State* 3 6 L 5/2 H Siena Heights W 6 5 5/3 A Grand Valley State* 3 5 L 5/3 A Grand Valley State* 5 6 L 5/4 A Grand Valley State* 6 8 L 5/4 A Grand Valley State* 4 12 L 5/6 A Detroit Mercy W 4 2 5/6 A Detroit Mercy W 12 11

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25-28 (.472), 15-12 GLIAC (.556)Coach: Jay Alexander

-------------------------------------------------------------------3/12 N South Dakota W 3 2 3/13 N Franklin Pierce W 10 3 3/13 N Franklin Pierce 8 18 L 3/14 N North Dakota State 0 9 L 3/14 N North Dakota State 5 6 L 3/16 N Teikyo Post 4 7 L 3/17 N NJIT W 5 2 3/17 N NJIT W 10 0 3/18 N North Dakota 0 8 L 3/20 A SIU Edwardsville 0 11 L 3/20 A SIU Edwardsville 3 15 L 3/21 A SIU Edwardsville W 3 2 3/22 A Eastern Michigan 3 13 L 3/23 H Siena Heights 4 8 L 3/23 H Siena Heights W 14 3 3/27 A Mercyhurst* 5 7 L 3/27 A Mercyhurst* 5 6 L (11)3/28 A Mercyhurst* W 6 1 3/28 A Mercyhurst* W 5 2 3/30 A Central Michigan 2 19 L 3/31 H Detroit Mercy W 3 1 4/3 A Gannon* 1 2 L 4/3 A Gannon* W 7 5 4/6 A Bowling Green State 7 11 L 4/7 H Findlay* 4 5 L 4/7 H Findlay* 1 16 L 4/9 H Hillsdale* W 4 1 4/9 H Hillsdale* W 9 5 4/10 H Hillsdale* W 8 6 4/10 H Hillsdale* W 11 1 4/13 A Michigan State 7 10 L 4/14 H Saginaw Valley State* 5 7 L 4/14 H Saginaw Valley State* W 3 1 4/15 A Toledo 2 6 L

4/17 A Ashland* 8 13 L 4/17 A Ashland* W 10 3 4/18 A Ashland* 4 8 L 4/18 A Ashland* 1 18 L 4/20 A Eastern Michigan 12 19 L 4/21 A Findlay* W 14 8 4/21 A Findlay* 5 7 L 4/24 H Grand Valley State* 0 7 L 4/24 H Grand Valley State* W 4 3 4/25 H Grand Valley State* W 10 1 4/25 H Grand Valley State* 7 10 L 4/27 H Aquinas W 11 3 5/1 H Northwood* W 5 4 5/1 H Northwood* W 12 9 5/4 A Detroit Mercy W 16 12 5/6 A Ashland% 1 19 L 5/7 N Saginaw Valley State% 5 7 L 5/11 H Concordia (MI) W 3 1 5/11 H Concordia (MI) W 4 3

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32-19 (.627), 19-8 GLIAC (.704)GLIAC Regular Season Champions

Coach: Jay Alexander-------------------------------------------------------------------3/12 N Indianapolis W 7 4 3/13 N Winona State 6 19 L3/14 N Southwest Minnesota State 4 11 L3/14 N Southwest Minnesota State 6 11 L3/16 N North Dakota 7 8 L3/16 N North Dakota 2 6 L3/18 N Post W 11 3 3/18 N Post W 15 3 3/19 N Plymouth State W 19 6 3/20 N Saint Rose W 9 1 3/20 N Saint Rose W 6 5 3/21 N Minnesota-Duluth W 8 4 3/25 H Aquinas W 2 1 3/26 H Madonna 0 3 L 3/26 H Madonna W 4 3 3/29 A Central Michigan 0 6 L 3/30 A Michigan State W 9 4 4/2 H Gannon* W 7 1 4/3 H Gannon* W 5 4 4/3 H Gannon* W 10 4 4/5 A Eastern Michigan W 10 3 4/6 A Toledo W 16 11 4/9 H Mercyhurst* W 1 0 4/9 H Mercyhurst* W 2 0 4/10 H Mercyhurst* 1 7 L 4/10 H Mercyhurst* W 7 2 4/13 A Ashland* W 4 1 4/13 A Ashland* W 5 1 4/16 A Hillsdale* 6 9 L 4/16 A Hillsdale* W 9 1 4/17 A Hillsdale* 3 4 L 4/17 A Hillsdale* W 4 0 4/20 A Saginaw Valley State* W 5 1 4/20 A Saginaw Valley State* W 3 0 4/27 H Ashland* W 5 1 4/27 H Ashland* W 5 2 4/30 A Grand Valley State* W 7 5 4/30 A Grand Valley State* 1 6 L 5/1 A Grand Valley State* 0 4 L 5/1 A Grand Valley State* 4 6 L 5/4 H Saginaw Valley State* 6 9 L 5/4 H Saginaw Valley State* W 3 0 5/7 A Northwood* W 4 2 5/7 A Northwood* 3 5 L 5/8 A Northwood* W 6 3 5/8 A Northwood* W 12 9 5/12 H Findlay% 2 5 L 5/13 N Saginaw Valley State% W 7 3 5/13 H Findlay% 2 4 L 5/19 A Saint Joseph’s$ 2 3 L 5/20 N Wisconsin-Parkside$ 1 5 L

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19-34 (.358), 17-14 GLIAC (.548)Coach: Jay Alexander

-------------------------------------------------------------------2/17 A Tusculum 2 5 L 2/17 A Tusculum 6 8 L 3/11 N Minnesota State 2 5 L 3/12 N Central Missouri 2 7 L 3/12 N Central Missouri 6 8 L 3/13 N North Dakota 6 8 L 3/13 N North Dakota 2 4 L 3/15 N Winona State 3 5 L 3/15 N Winona State 3 8 L 3/16 N West Chester 1 11 L 3/17 N Southwest Minnesota State W 15 5 3/18 N NJIT 5 6 L 3/18 N NJIT 6 7 L 3/19 A Florida Gulf Coast 11 12 L (10)3/25 A Gannon* W 8 2 3/25 A Gannon* W 4 2 3/26 A Gannon* W 15 1 3/26 A Gannon* W 12 7 (11)3/28 A Eastern Michigan 2 3 L 3/28 A Eastern Michigan 3 4 L 3/29 H Concordia (MI) W 7 6 4/1 A Mercyhurst* W 4 3 (8)4/1 A Mercyhurst* 3 4 L 4/2 A Mercyhurst* 3 7 L 4/2 A Mercyhurst* 2 3 L 4/4 A Central Michigan 2 7 L 4/5 H Ashland* 2 4 L 4/5 H Ashland* 4 6 L 4/8 H Hillsdale* W 9 2 4/8 H Hillsdale* W 4 2 4/9 H Hillsdale* W 5 2


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3/31 A Ashland* W 6 4 3/31 A Ashland* W 4 3 4/2 H Northwood* W 10 4 4/2 H Northwood* W 9 5 4/3 H Northwood* W 21 5 4/3 H Northwood* W 16 14 4/6 A Eastern Michigan 4 6 L 4/7 H Hillsdale* W 17 5 4/10 H Saginaw Valley State* W 8 4 4/10 H Saginaw Valley State* W 8 3 4/11 H Saginaw Valley State* W 7 2 4/14 H Grand Valley State* W 7 6 4/14 H Grand Valley State* W 4 1 4/17 A Tiffin* 2 3 L 4/17 A Tiffin* 7 12 L 4/18 A Tiffin* W 1 0 4/21 H Findlay* W 7 1 4/21 H Findlay* W 7 3 4/24 A Hillsdale* W 23 8 4/24 A Hillsdale* W 9 0 4/27 A Central Michigan 9 14 L 4/28 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 3 L 4/28 A Saginaw Valley State* W 9 4 5/1 A Grand Valley State* 0 5 L 5/1 A Grand Valley State* W 14 11 5/2 A Grand Valley State* 10 14 L 5/6 N Saginaw Valley State% W 9 8 5/7 N Ashland% W 12 6 5/8 N Ashland% W 7 6 5/13 N Northern Kentucky$ 1 2 L 5/14 A Southern Indiana$ 10 12 L

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35-21 (.625), 22-13 GLIAC (.629)NCAA Midwest Regional Finalists

Coach: Ryan Kelley-------------------------------------------------------------------2/25 N Missouri-St. Louis 2 3 L2/26 N Queens (N.Y.) W 24 1 2/26 N Queens (N.Y.) W 11 6 2/27 N Armstrong Atlantic State 0 13 L 3/11 N Mansfield 1 2 L 3/11 N Mansfield W 1 0 3/12 N St. Joseph’s (Ind.) W 8 5 3/14 N Minnesota-Duluth W 2 1 (8)3/14 N Minnesota-Duluth W 8 0 3/15 A Tampa 2 6 L 3/16 N Kentucky Wesleyan W 8 2 3/16 N Minnesota-Crookston W 19 5 3/25 A Findlay* W 2 1 (9)3/25 A Findlay* W 7 3 3/26 A Findlay* W 12 1 3/26 A Findlay* W 4 0 3/30 A Hillsdale* 1 2 L 3/30 A Hillsdale* W 9 2 4/2 H Tiffin* 0 12 L 4/2 H Tiffin* W 8 5 4/3 H Tiffin* W 5 2 4/3 H Tiffin* W 12 4 4/9 A Northwood* 2 3 L (10)4/9 A Northwood* W 2 0 4/10 A Northwood* 2 3 L 4/10 A Northwood* W 7 1 4/13 A Saginaw Valley State* 0 2 L 4/13 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 3 L (10)4/16 H Ohio Dominican* W 15 4 4/16 H Ohio Dominican* W 11 5 4/17 H Ohio Dominican* W 15 6 4/17 H Ohio Dominican* W 15 0 4/20 H Hillsdale* W 10 9 4/20 H Hillsdale* W 7 4 4/22 A Ashland* 0 10 L 4/23 A Ashland* W 5 4 4/23 A Ashland* W 8 1 4/30 H Grand Valley State* 4 9 L (9)4/30 H Grand Valley State* 3 9 L 5/1 H Grand Valley State* 1 8 L 5/1 H Grand Valley State* 4 12 L 5/4 H Saginaw Valley State* 1 3 L 5/4 H Saginaw Valley State* W 3 2 (8)5/7 A Lake Erie* 1 2 L 5/7 A Lake Erie* W 3 1 5/8 A Lake Erie* W 3 2 5/8 A Lake Erie* W 3 2 5/12 N Ashland% W 7 6 (12)5/13 N Grand Valley State% 1 12 L 5/13 N Saginaw Valley State% W 11 3 5/14 N Grand Valley State% 4 9 L 5/19 N Grand Valley State$ 2 4 L (10)5/20 N Southern Indiana$ W 5 4 5/21 N Missouri S&T$ W 4 2 5/21 N Northern Kentucky$ W 4 2 5/22 N Grand Valley State$ 5 13 L

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34-21 (.618), 21-13 GLIAC (.618)NCAA Midwest Regional Participants

Coach: Ryan Kelley-------------------------------------------------------------------3/5 N #14 Le Moyne # W 5 2 3/6 N Urbana # W 9 1 3/6 N Wayne State (Neb.) # W 3 2 3/8 N Rollins ! 4 13 L 3/9 N Rockhurst ! 1 3 L 3/9 N Rockhurst ! W 5 4 (8)3/10 N Minnesota-Duluth ! W 3 2 3/10 N Minnesota-Duluth ! W 5 2 3/13 N Indianapolis ! W 3 2 3/14 N Winona State ! W 7 1 3/14 N Winona State ! 3 7 L

4/9 H Hillsdale* W 7 1 4/11 A Toledo 8 18 L 4/13 H Saginaw Valley State* W 5 3 4/13 H Saginaw Valley State* W 6 5 (10)4/14 A Findlay* 2 13 L 4/14 A Findlay* 2 3 L (8)4/15 A Findlay* W 4 3 4/15 A Findlay* 3 4 L 4/19 A Ashland* 1 8 L 4/19 A Ashland* W 12 6 4/22 H Grand Valley State* 3 9 L 4/22 H Grand Valley State* 4 5 L 4/23 H Grand Valley State* 3 8 L 4/26 A Saginaw Valley State* 1 5 L 4/26 A Saginaw Valley State* W 6 0 4/29 H Northwood* 2 4 L (8)4/29 H Northwood* W 8 1 4/30 H Northwood* W 9 2 4/30 H Northwood* W 9 7 5/6 A Oakland 2 3 L 5/6 A Oakland 1 4 L 5/7 A Oakland 3 4 L -------------------------------------------------------------------

200729-22 (.569), 17-13 GLIAC (.567)

Coach: Jay Alexander-------------------------------------------------------------------2/23 N Northern Kentucky 2 5 L 2/23 N Northern Kentucky W 12 8 2/24 N Rockhurst W 4 3 3/10 N Seton Hill W 16 6 3/11 N Southwest Minnesota State W 9 3 3/11 N Southwest Minnesota State W 7 4 3/12 N Mansfield W 12 4 3/14 N East Stroudsburg W 14 1 3/14 N East Stroudsburg W 10 6 3/15 N North Dakota 4 5 L 3/15 N North Dakota W 6 5 3/16 N East Stroudsburg 5 13 L 3/16 N East Stroudsburg W 8 4 (8)3/17 N Nebraska-Omaha W 8 3 3/18 N Nebraska-Omaha 2 7 L 3/24 H Mercyhurst* 7 10 L 3/24 H Mercyhurst* W 3 2 (8)3/25 H Mercyhurst* W 3 1 3/25 H Mercyhurst* 2 6 L 3/28 A Western Michigan 5 6 L (10)3/31 A Hillsdale* 3 4 L 3/31 A Hillsdale* W 8 2 4/1 A Hillsdale* W 3 1 4/1 A Hillsdale* W 13 3 4/3 A Toledo 8 9 L (8)4/3 A Toledo 7 10 L 4/6 H Findlay* W 11 3 4/6 H Findlay* W 4 1 4/10 A Central Michigan 4 5 L (10)4/14 A Grand Valley State* 1 3 L 4/14 A Grand Valley State* 9 10 L (8)4/15 A Grand Valley State* 2 3 L 4/15 A Grand Valley State* 4 12 L 4/20 H Saginaw Valley State* W 4 2 4/20 H Saginaw Valley State* 9 10 L 4/21 A Northwood* W 7 4 4/21 A Northwood* W 4 2 (8)4/22 A Northwood* W 11 7 4/22 A Northwood* 12 15 L 4/24 H Tiffin W 8 0 4/24 H Tiffin 2 3 L 4/28 A Ashland* 4 6 L 4/28 A Ashland* W 5 1 4/29 A Ashland* W 8 3 4/29 A Ashland* 5 11 L 5/2 A Saginaw Valley State* 0 1 L (8)5/2 A Saginaw Valley State* 0 3 L 5/6 H Gannon* W 4 1 5/6 H Gannon* W 2 1 (10)5/7 H Gannon* W 9 0 5/7 H Gannon* W 11 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------

200834-19 (.642), 23-5 GLIAC (.821)

GLIAC Regular Season ChampionsNCAA North Central Regional Finalists

Coach: Jay Alexander-------------------------------------------------------------------2/24 N Grand Valley State 2 5 L 2/24 N Northern Kentucky W 2 1 (10)3/10 A Southern Indiana W 6 3 (10)3/10 A Southern Indiana 0 9 L 3/12 A Saint Leo 5 10 L 3/15 A Tampa 1 6 L 3/15 A Tampa 1 6 L 3/16 A Tampa 10 20 L 3/20 A Central Michigan 8 14 L 3/21 A Gannon* W 6 1 3/21 A Gannon* W 16 3 3/22 A Gannon* W 4 1 3/22 A Gannon* W 10 4 3/29 A Mercyhurst* W 6 0 3/29 A Mercyhurst* W 1 0 3/30 A Mercyhurst* W 3 2 3/30 A Mercyhurst* W 5 2 4/1 A Saint Joseph’s 4 9 L 4/1 A Saint Joseph’s 0 5 L 4/2 A Western Michigan 1 11 L 4/5 H Hillsdale* W 17 1 4/5 H Hillsdale* W 11 3 4/6 H Hillsdale* W 7 6 (9)4/6 H Hillsdale* W 3 2 (8)4/9 A Tiffin W 3 0 4/9 A Tiffin W 5 1 4/12

A Findlay* W 8 0 4/12 A Findlay* 2 4 L (9)4/15 H Concordia W 8 5 4/16 H Saginaw Valley State* W 13 5 4/16 H Saginaw Valley State* W 4 3 4/19 H Grand Valley State* W 7 4 4/19 H Grand Valley State* W 10 9 4/20 H Grand Valley State* 2 7 L 4/20 H Grand Valley State* W 9 8 4/23 H Tiffin W 7 2 4/23 H Tiffin W 10 4 4/26 H Northwood* W 18 6 4/26 H Northwood* W 25 2 4/27 H Northwood* W 8 3 4/27 H Northwood* W 12 6 4/30 A Saginaw Valley State* 3 4 L (9)4/30 A Saginaw Valley State* W 3 2 (9)5/4 H Ashland* 4 9 L 5/4 H Ashland* 5 9 L 5/8 N Findlay% W 3 2 5/9 N Grand Valley State% 2 5 L 5/9 N Findlay% 3 4 L 5/15 N Saint Joseph’s$ W 7 3 5/16 N Ashland$ 14 25 L 5/17 N Northern Kentucky$ W 4 1 5/17 N Ashland$ W 6 2 5/19 N Ashland$ 0 3 L

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25-26 (.490), 18-15 GLIAC (.545)Coach: Ryan Kelley

-------------------------------------------------------------------2/20 A West Georgia W 6 42/20 A West Georgia W 6 22/21 A West Georgia 10 16 L2/21 A West Georgia W 12 52/27 A Bellarmine 2 3 L2/28 A Bellarmine 0 3 L2/28 A Bellarmine 1 2 L3/1 N Southern Indiana 7 9 L3/1 N Southern Indiana 1 4 L3/5 A Drury 5 14 L3/6 A Drury W 9 73/7 N Arkansas Tech W 8 53/8 N Missouri S&T W 17 103/17 A Toledo 3 20 L3/18 H Northwood* W 7 63/18 H Northwood* W 6 53/21 A Ashland* 8 11 L3/21 A Ashland* 5 6 L3/22 A Ashland* W 8 13/26 A Tiffin* W 6 43/26 A Tiffin* W 15 53/28 H Findlay* W 15 23/28 H Findlay* W 4 23/29 H Findlay* W 10 33/31 A Central Michigan 1 9 L4/1 H Ashland* 7 14 L4/1 H Ashland* 7 14 L4/4 A Northwood* 1 4 L4/4 A Northwood* 1 3 L4/5 A Northwood* 8 9 L (11)4/10 A Saginaw Valley State* W 8 54/10 A Saginaw Valley State* W 2 04/11 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 4 L4/15 A Grand Valley State* 5 15 L4/15 A Grand Valley State* W 5 44/18 H Tiffin* W 8 64/18 H Tiffin* W 15 14/19 H Tiffin* 1 4 L4/22 A Findlay* W 7 64/22 A Findlay* 9 10 L4/25 H Hillsdale* W 12 14/25 H Hillsdale* W 10 24/26 H Hillsdale* 13 15 L4/29 H Saginaw Valley State* W 7 04/29 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 4 L5/2 H Grand Valley State* 5 7 L5/2 H Grand Valley State* W 8 45/3 H Grand Valley State* 4 9 L5/7 N Ashland% W 5 45/8 N Grand Valley State% 11 12 L5/8 N Northwood% 3 12 L

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32-20 (.615), 23-8 GLIAC (.742)Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Regular Season and Tournament ChampionsCoach: Ryan Kelley

-------------------------------------------------------------------2/20 A West Georgia W 5 1 2/20 A West Georgia W 5 1 2/21 A West Georgia 5 6 L 2/21 A West Georgia W 7 1 2/27 A Drury W 11 3 2/27 N Augustana 4 6 L 2/28 N Augustana W 5 3 2/28 A Drury 6 8 L 3/13 N Nebraska-Omaha 4 5 L 3/13 N Nebraska-Omaha 0 8 L 3/14 N Minnesota-Duluth 4 8 L 3/14 N Minnesota-Duluth 12 13 L 3/15 N Minnesota-Duluth W 9 8 3/19 H Ashland* W 12 11 3/20 H Ashland* 5 6 L 3/20 H Ashland* 6 8 L 3/23 H Eastern Michigan 8 10 L 3/24 H Tiffin* W 5 4 3/24 H Tiffin* W 3 1 3/27 A Findlay* W 7 0 3/27 A Findlay* 2 4 L

3/15 N Rollins ! 1 8 L 3/16 N Mt. Vernon Nazarene ! W 4 3 3/24 H Findlay* W 5 3 3/24 H Findlay* W 5 4 3/25 H Findlay* W 2 1 3/25 H Findlay* 8 15 L 3/28 H Hillsdale* W 5 4 3/28 H Hillsdale* 4 5 L 3/31 A Tiffin* 6 7 L 3/31 A Tiffin* W 2 0 4/1 A Tiffin* W 4 3 4/1 A Tiffin* W 10 54/6 H Northwood* W 10 2 4/6 H Northwood* W 5 4 4/7 H Northwood* W 13 4 4/7 H Northwood* 2 4 L 4/11 H Saginaw Valley State* 6 10 L4/11 H Saginaw Valley State* 3 7 L (8)4/15 A Ohio Dominican* 4 7 L 4/15 A Ohio Dominican* W 7 4 4/18 A Hillsdale* 5 11 L 4/18 A Hillsdale* W 17 9 4/21 H Ashland* 2 7 L 4/21 H Ashland* W 4 0 4/22 H Ashland* W 5 1 4/22 H Ashland* W 2 0 4/28 A #8 Grand Valley State* W 7 6 4/28 A #8 Grand Valley State* 2 7 L 4/29 A #8 Grand Valley State* 2 4 L 4/29 A #8 Grand Valley State* W 11 8 5/2 A Saginaw Valley State* W 3 2 (8)5/2 A Saginaw Valley State* 6 10 L 5/5 H Lake Erie* 4 5 L (8)5/5 H Lake Erie* W 5 1 5/6 H Lake Erie* W 5 4 (8)5/6 H Lake Erie* W 12 11 5/9 N Saginaw Valley State% W 4 2 5/10 N Lake Erie% W 6 1 5/11 N #9 Grand Valley State% 4 6 L 5/11 N Saginaw Valley State% W 13 6 5/12 N #9 Grand Valley State% W 4 3 5/12 N #9 Grand Valley State% 6 21 L 5/17 N Northern Kentucky$ 4 6 L 5/18 N Indianapolis$ 5 8 L

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32-18 (.640), 21-10 GLIAC (.677)Coach: Ryan Kelley

-------------------------------------------------------------------2/23 A Valdosta State W 5 4 2/24 A Valdosta State 0 2 L2/24 A Valdosta State W 2 1 3/8 N Notre Dame College ! 3 4 L 3/8 N Notre Dame College ! W 15 4 3/9 N Gannon ! 2 3 L3/9 N Gannon ! 2 3 L 3/10 N Winona State ! W 6 3 3/11 N #4 Tampa ! 5 6 L 3/13 N Charleston ! W 7 1 3/13 N Charleston ! W 3 2 3/15 N #20 Slippery Rock ! 2 3 L 3/15 N #20 Slippery Rock ! W 16 2 3/16 N Minnesota Duluth ! W 12 3 3/16 N Minnesota Duluth ! W 7 4 3/23 A Walsh* 2 4 L 3/23 A Walsh* W 5 1 3/24 A Walsh* W 5 3 3/28 H Ashland* 2 5 L 3/28 H Ashland* 4 7 L 3/29 H Lake Erie* W 14 2 3/29 H Lake Erie* W 8 0 3/30 H Lake Erie* 4 11 L4/2 H Malone* W 6 1 4/2 H Malone* W 6 5 4/3 H Malone* W 1 0 4/6 A Northwood* W 13 7 4/6 A Northwood* W 4 04/7 A Northwood* W 18 8 4/9 A Urbana W 19 8 4/13 A Hillsdale* W 6 5 4/13 A Hillsdale* W 10 4 4/14 A Hillsdale* 1 6 L 4/16 H Tiffin* W 10 6 4/17 H Findlay* W 7 5 (9)4/17 H Findlay* W 16 0 (7)4/20 H Ohio Dominican* W 4 3 4/20 H Ohio Dominican* W 2 1 4/21 H Ohio Dominican* 3 6 L 4/27 A Saginaw Valley State* W 6 3 4/27 A Saginaw Valley State* W 5 3 4/28 A Saginaw Valley State* 2 3 L (11)5/1 A Tiffin* 4 5 L 5/1 A Tiffin* W 11 5 5/4 H Grand Valley State* 1 3 L 5/4 H Grand Valley State* W 1 0 (8)5/5 H Grand Valley State* 4 10 5/8 N Saginaw Valley State% W 9 7 5/9 N Ashland% 2 5 L5/10 N Grand Valley State% 0 11 L

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36-17 (.679), 22-19 GLIAC (.710) NCAA Midwest Regional Particpants

Coach: Ryan Kelley-------------------------------------------------------------------3/1 N St. Joseph’s (Florence, Ky.) W 12 43/1 N St. Joseph’s (Florence, Ky.) W 12 33/7 N Lewis ! W 2 13/7 N Lewis ! W 5 33/8 N Missouri-St. Louis ! W 5 23/9 N St. Joseph’s ! W 4 2

wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // year-by-year results3/9 N St. Joseph’s ! W 2 13/11 N Wayne State College ! W 7 43/11 N Wayne State College ! 2 3 L (8) 3/12 N Alderson Broaddus ! W 9 63/12 N Alderson Broaddus ! 4 8 L 3/14 N Seton Hill ! 3 6 L3/14 N Seton Hill ! W 5 43/15 N Minnesota-Duluth ! 4 7 L3/15 N Minnesota-Duluth ! W 5 43/18 A Ashland * W 12 5 3/18 A Ashland * W 8 5 (9)3/21 A #12 Grand Valley State * 0 3 L3/21 A #12 Grand Valley State * 1 4 L3/22 A #12 Grand Valley State * 0 3 L3/30 H Saginaw Valley State * W 15 03/30 H Saginaw Valley State * W 3 14/1 A Malone * 2 4 L4/1 A Malone * W 11 54/2 A Malone * 7 8 L (11)4/5 H Northwood * W 11 44/5 H Northwood * W 5 4 (8)4/6 H Northwood * W 8 24/8 H Urbana W 5 24/9 A Findlay * W 5 24/9 A Findlay * W 6 24/12 H Hillsdale * W 18 44/12 H Hillsdale * W 6 14/13 H Hillsdale * W 13 54/16 H Findlay * W 6 34/17 H Ohio Dominican * 3 4 L4/19 A Ohio Dominican * 3 4 L (8)4/19 A Ohio Dominican * W 7 34/23 H Tiffin * W 3 24/23 H Tiffin * W 3 24/26 A Lake Erie * W 4 3 (9) 4/26 A Lake Erie * W 4 24/27 A Lake Erie * 5 6 L4/30 A Tiffin * 3 4 L5/2 H Walsh * W 4 35/3 H Walsh * W 6 15/3 H Walsh * W 1 05/8 N Saginaw Valley State % 13 15 L5/9 N Ashland % W 9 45/10 N Saginaw Valley State % 5 8 L5/15 N #18 Drury $ W 1 05/16 N #17 Grand Valley State $ 2 7 L5/17 N #8 Southern Indiana $ 2 6 L

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24-25-1 (.490), 16-15-1 GLIAC (.516)Coach: Ryan Kelley

------------------------------------------------------------------2/27 A Trevecca Nazarene 4 5 L (11)2/28 A Trevecca Nazarene W 2 1 (10)2/28 A Trevecca Nazarene 5 8 L 3/10 N Saint Joseph’s ! 4 7 L3/10 N Saint Ambrose ! W 11 63/11 N Wayne State College ! W 7 03/12 N #4 Minnesota State-Mankato ! 6 7 L3/12 N #4 Minnesota State-Mankato ! 5 13 L3/14 N Winona State ! 9 11 L3/14 N Winona State ! W 7 6 (8)3/16 N Minnesota Duluth ! W 15 33/16 N Minnesota Duluth ! W 10 13/21 A Walsh* 5 6 L (8) 3/21 A Walsh* 2 6 L3/22 A Walsh* W 4 23/22 A Walsh* 5 6 L3/25 A Eastern Michigan 6 10 L3/29 A Hillsdale* 4 13 L 3/29 A Hillsdale* 8 9 L3/30 A Hillsdale* W 5 3 3/30 A Hillsdale* W 14 3 4/3 H #18 Grand Valley State* 0 5 L4/3 H #18 Grand Valley State* W 5 4 4/4 H #18 Grand Valley State* 1 9 L4/4 H #18 Grand Valley State* W 4 2 4/8 H Saginaw Valley State* W 4 24/8 H Saginaw Valley State* W 6 5 4/11 H Tiffin* 2 3 L4/11 H Tiffin* W 5 4 4/12 H Tiffin* W 9 4 4/12 H Tiffin* 5 12 L 4/15 A Saginaw Valley State* 4 5 L4/15 A Saginaw Valley State* T 3 3 (11)4/18 H Northwood* W 4 1 4/18 H Northwood* W 4 1 4/19 H Northwood* 3 8 L4/19 H Northwood* W 4 3 4/21 A Ohio Dominican 4 5 L (11) 4/26 A Findlay* 2 3 L (8) 4/26 A Findlay* W 5 1 4/28 A Findlay* W 7 1 4/28 A Findlay* W 3 2 5/2 A Ashland* 8 12 L5/2 A Ashland* 7 10 L5/3 A Ashland* W 6 2 5/3 A Ashland* 4 7 L5/7 N Ashland% 1 7 L5/8 N Malone% W 7 4 5/9 N Ohio Dominican% W 15 3 5/9 N Ashland% 7 8 L

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----------------------------------------------------------1972 Home 5 6 L 1972 Home 1 2 L 04/06/96 Away W 5 4 •04/06/96 Away 5 13 L •04/07/96 Away W 8 1 •04/07/96 Away 2 12 L (5) •04/05/97 Home W 7 2 •04/05/97 Home 5 6 L (5) •04/06/97 Home 9 10 L •04/06/97 Home 10 21 L •03/28/98 Away W 16 9 •03/28/98 Away T 4 4 •03/29/98 Away W 11 1 •03/29/98 Away 3 5 L •05/08/99 Home W 10 9 •05/08/99 Home 10 11 L •05/09/99 Home 0 4 L •05/09/99 Home W 9 4 •05/13/00 Away 9 17 L •05/13/00 Away 2 7 L •05/14/00 Away 5 7 L •05/14/00 Away 1 4 L •05/05/01 Home W 2 1 •05/05/01 Home W 3 2 •05/06/01 Home 2 8 L •05/06/01 Home 6 17 L •05/04/02 Away 3 8 L •05/04/02 Away 5 6 L (8) •05/05/02 Away 10 22 L •05/05/02 Away 3 10 L •04/26/03 Home 4 9 L •04/26/03 Home 2 10 L •04/27/03 Home 1 8 L •04/27/03 Home 3 12 L •04/17/04 Away 8 13 L •04/17/04 Away W 10 3 •04/18/04 Away 4 8 L •04/18/04 Away 1 18 L •05/06/04 Away 1 19 L %04/13/05 Away W 4 1 •04/13/05 Away W 5 1 •04/27/05 Home W 5 1 •04/27/05 Home W 5 2 •04/05/06 Home 2 4 L •04/05/06 Home 4 6 L •04/19/06 Away 1 8 L •04/19/06 Away W 12 6 •04/28/07 Away 4 6 L •04/28/07 Away W 5 1 •04/29/07 Away W 8 3 •04/29/07 Away 5 11 L •05/04/08 Home 4 9 L •05/04/08 Home 5 9 L •05/16/08 Neutral 14 25 L $05/17/08 Neutral W 6 2 $05/19/08 Neutral 0 3 L $03/21/09 Away 8 11 L •03/21/09 Away 5 6 L •03/22/09 Away W 8 1 •04/01/09 Home 7 14 L •04/01/09 Home 7 14 L •05/07/09 Neutral W 5 4 %03/19/10 Home W 12 11 •03/20/10 Home 5 6 L •03/20/10 Home 6 8 L •03/31/10 Away W 6 4 •03/31/10 Away W 4 3 •05/07/10 Neutral W 12 6 %05/08/10 Neutral W 7 6 %04/22/11 Away 0 10 L •04/23/11 Away W 5 4 •04/23/11 Away W 8 1 •05/12/11 Neutral W 7 6 (12) %04/21/12 Home 2 7 L •04/21/12 Home W 4 0 •04/22/12 Home W 5 1 •04/22/12 Home W 2 0 •03/28/13 Home 2 5 L •03/28/13 Home 4 7 L •05/09/13 Neutral 2 5 L % 03/18/14 Away W 12 5 •03/18/14 Away W 8 5 (9) • 05/09/14 Neutral W 9 4 %05/02/15 Away 8 12 L •05/02/15 Away 7 10 L •05/03/15 Away W 6 2 •05/03/15 Away 4 7 L •05/07/15 Neutral 1 7 L % 05/09/15 Neutral 7 8 L %

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----------------------------------------------------------FIRST MEETING IN 2016

----------------------------------------------------------FINDLAY

----------------------------------------------------------1988 Away W 8 3 1988 Away W 7 0 04/15/98 Away W 6 5 •04/15/98 Away W 10 0 (5) •05/06/98 Away W 2 1 •05/06/98 Away W 12 1 •04/14/99 Home 3 6 L •04/14/99 Home 4 5 L •05/05/99 Away W 6 3 •05/05/99 Away W 7 4 •04/12/00 Away W 3 1 •04/12/00 Away W 2 0 •04/18/01 Home 1 3 L (10) •

04/18/01 Home W 2 0 •05/09/01 Home W 3 0 •05/09/01 Home 5 6 L (9) •04/17/02 Away 5 10 L •04/17/02 Away W 13 9 •04/10/03 Away W 6 5 •04/10/03 Away 2 3 L •04/23/03 Home W 3 2 •04/23/03 Home 5 11 L •04/07/04 Home 4 5 L •04/07/04 Home 1 16 L •04/21/04 Away W 14 8 •04/21/04 Away 5 7 L •05/12/05 Home 2 5 L %05/13/05 Home 2 4 L %04/14/06 Away 2 13 L •04/14/06 Away 2 3 L (8) •04/15/06 Away W 4 3 •04/15/06 Away 3 4 L •04/06/07 Home W 11 3 •04/06/07 Home W 4 1 •04/12/08 Away W 8 0 •04/12/08 Away 2 4 L (9) •05/08/08 Neutral W 3 2 %05/09/08 Neutral 3 4 L %03/28/09 Home W 15 2 •03/28/09 Home W 4 2 •03/29/09 Home W 10 3 •04/22/09 Away W 7 6 •04/22/09 Away 9 10 L •03/27/10 Away W 7 0 •03/27/10 Away 2 4 L •04/21/10 Home W 7 1 •04/21/10 Home W 7 3 •03/25/11 Away W 2 1 (9) •03/25/11 Away W 7 3 •03/26/11 Away W 12 1 •03/26/11 Away W 4 0 •03/24/12 Home W 5 3 •03/24/12 Home W 5 4 •03/25/12 Home 8 15 L •03/25/12 Home W 2 1 •04/17/13 Home W 7 5 (9) • 04/17/13 Home W 16 0 (7) •04/09/14 Away W 5 2 •04/09/14 Away W 6 2 •04/16/14 Home W 6 3 •04/26/15 Away 2 3 L (8) • 04/26/15 Away W 5 1 • 04/27/15 Away W 7 1 • 04/27/15 Away W 3 2 •

----------------------------------------------------------GRAND VALLEY STATE

----------------------------------------------------------1973 Home W 4 11973 Home W 11 51976 Home W 3 1 •1976 Home 1 2 L •1976 Away W 8 6 •1976 Away W 7 3 •1977 Home 2 8 L •1977 Home W 4 2 •1977 Away 6 7 L •1977 Away 3 11 L •1978 Away 3 7 L •1978 Away W 7 5 •1979 Home 2 7 L •1979 Home W 5 1 •1980 8 11 L •1980 W 16 10 •1980 2 5 L •1980 W 3 2 •04/18/81 Home W 9 3 •04/18/81 Home W 7 6 •05/08/81 Away W 7 3 •05/08/81 Away W 6 3 •05/01/82 Home W 4 0 •05/01/82 Home 5 13 L •04/30/83 Away 2 7 L •04/30/83 Away W 2 1 •04/20/84 3 14 L •04/20/84 1 3 L •05/05/84 11 12 L •05/05/84 W 9 4 •1985 Home 3 5 L •1985 Home 9 10 L (8) •1985 Away W 4 2 •1985 Away W 4 3 •1986 Away W 6 5 •1986 Away 8 11 L •1986 Home W 6 4 •1986 Home 4 13 L •1987 Away W 4 2 •1987 Away 4 9 L •1988 Home 3 16 L (5) •1988 Home 0 4 L •04/08/89 Home W 7 6 •04/08/89 Home 0 3 L •1990 Away W 3 1 •1990 Away 0 1 L •1990 Home W 12 2 (6) •1990 Home W 7 2 •04/06/91 Home 5 8 L •04/06/91 Home 4 14 L •04/07/91 Away 1 2 L •04/07/91 Away 2 5 L •04/05/92 Home 4 7 L •04/05/92 Home 3 6 L •04/10/93 Home 4 9 L •04/10/93 Home 4 5 L •04/11/93 Home W 5 4 •03/26/94 Away W 3 0 •03/26/94 Away 4 5 L •

04/17/94 Home W 6 5 (8) •04/17/94 Home 1 3 L •04/08/95 Away 2 3 L •04/08/95 Away 3 5 L •04/09/95 Away W 12 1 •04/09/95 Away W 17 2 •05/07/95 Home W 5 4 •05/07/95 Home W 9 3 •04/13/96 Away 0 2 L •04/13/96 Away W 7 0 •04/14/96 Away W 6 3 •04/14/96 Away 4 5 L •04/12/97 Home 6 12 L •04/12/97 Home W 6 5 •04/13/97 Home W 32 14 •04/13/97 Home W 4 1 •04/25/98 Away 2 3 L •04/25/98 Away 7 11 L •04/26/98 Away W 19 5 •05/01/99 Home W 1 0 •05/01/99 Home 6 8 L •05/02/99 Home W 9 3 •05/02/99 Home 3 8 L •05/06/00 Away 0 4 L •05/06/00 Away 14 15 L •05/07/00 Away 3 20 L •05/07/00 Away 1 3 L •04/28/01 Home 1 9 L •04/28/01 Home 1 6 L •04/29/01 Home 3 5 L •04/29/01 Home W 9 8 •04/27/02 Away 0 8 L •04/27/02 Away 2 7 L (5) •04/28/02 Away 2 12 L •04/28/02 Away 1 4 L •05/03/03 Away 3 5 L •05/03/03 Away 5 6 L •05/04/03 Away 6 8 L •05/04/03 Away 4 12 L •04/24/04 Home 0 7 L •04/24/04 Home W 4 3 •04/25/04 Home W 10 1 •04/25/04 Home 7 10 L •04/30/05 Away W 7 5 •04/30/05 Away 1 6 L •05/01/05 Away 0 4 L •05/01/05 Away 4 6 L •04/22/06 Home 3 9 L •04/22/06 Home 4 5 L •04/23/06 Home 3 8 L •04/14/07 Away 1 3 L •04/14/07 Away 9 10 L (8) •04/15/07 Away 2 3 L •04/15/07 Away 4 12 L •02/24/08 Neutral 2 5 L 04/19/08 Home W 7 4 •04/19/08 Home W 10 9 •04/20/08 Home 2 7 L •04/20/08 Home W 9 8 •05/09/08 Neutral 2 5 L %04/15/09 Away 5 15 L •04/15/09 Away W 5 4 •05/02/09 Home 5 7 L •05/02/09 Home W 8 4 •05/03/09 Home 4 9 L •05/08/09 Neutral 11 12 L %04/14/10 Home W 7 6 (11) •04/14/10 Home W 4 1 •05/01/10 Away 0 5 L •05/01/10 Away W 14 11 •05/02/10 Away 10 14 L •04/30/11 Home 4 9 L (9) •04/30/11 Home 3 9 L •05/01/11 Home 1 8 L •05/01/11 Home 4 12 L •05/13/11 Neutral 1 12 L %05/14/11 Neutral 4 9 L %05/19/11 Neutral 2 4 L (10) $05/22/11 Neutral 5 13 L $04/28/12 Away W 7 6 •04/28/12 Away 2 7 L •04/29/12 Away 2 4 L •04/29/12 Away W 11 8 •05/11/12 Neutral 4 6 L % 05/12/12 Neutral W 4 3 % 05/12/12 Neutral 6 21 L %05/04/13 Home 1 3 L • 05/04/13 Home W 1 0 (8) • 05/05/13 Home 4 10 L •05/10/13 Neutral 0 11 L %03/21/14 Away 0 3 L • 03/21/14 Away 1 4 L •03/22/14 Away 0 3 L •05/16/14 Neutral 2 7 L $04/03/15 Home 0 5 L •04/03/15 Home W 5 4 • 04/04/15 Home 1 9 L • 04/04/15 Home W 4 2 •

----------------------------------------------------------HILLSDALE

----------------------------------------------------------05/27/41 Home W 11 1 05/30/41 Away W 9 3 04/29/46 Home W 13 3 05/31/47 Home W 7 2 05/13/49 Home W 12 9 05/31/50 Home 2 6 L 05/28/52 Home W 4 2 05/05/53 Home 2 3 L 05/20/53 Away W 8 6 05/07/55 Away 3 4 L 05/07/55 Away W 10 2 04/13/57 W 16 7

05/13/58 W 19 6 05/13/58 2 11 L04/09/59 1 2 L05/16/61 W 3 2 05/16/61 W 4 2 04/17/64 Away W 15 8 04/16/65 W 10 9 1966 W 11 6 1967 Home W 3 2 1967 Home W 5 2 1967 Away W 8 1 1968 11 12 L1968 W 6 0 1969 Home W 3 1 1969 Home W 11 0 04/17/70 Home W 5 0 04/28/70 Away 5 9 L 1971 Home W 3 0 1971 Home W 7 1 1972 Home W 6 3 1972 Home W 4 3 1973 Home W 8 0 (6)1974 Away W 7 1 1974 Away W 6 2 1975 Home W 2 1 1975 Home W 2 1 1976 Home W 3 2 •1976 Home W 5 3 •1976 Away W 5 1 •1976 Away 0 3 L •1977 Home W 5 2 •1977 Home W 10 3 •1977 Away 1 3 L •1977 Away 4 10 L •1978 Home W 5 3 •1978 Home 4 5 L •1978 Away W 8 3 •1978 Away W 7 4 •1979 Home 4 7 L (9) •1980 Not available 1981 Not available 1982 W 6 5 •1982 W 9 5 •1982 W 9 7 •1982 2 3 L •1983 Not available 1984 Not available 1985 Home W 4 3 •1985 Home 1 5 L •1985 Away W 10 5 •1985 Away 9 10 L •1986 Away W 6 5 •1986 Away W 8 4 •1986 Home 6 1 L! •1986 Home 4 1 L! •1987 Home W 6 4 •1987 Home 2 3 L (8) •1987 Away 6 7 L •1987 Away 2 4 L •1988 Home 2 10 L •1988 Home W 8 3 •1988 Away 6 7 L •1988 Away W 7 4 •04/22/89 Away 1 11 L •04/22/89 Away 5 7 L •04/23/89 Home 2 10 L •04/23/89 Home W 6 1 •1990 Home W 3 1 •1990 Home 7 9 L (8) •1990 Away 2 7 L •1990 Away W 11 7 •04/21/91 Home 1 3 L •04/21/91 Home 4 14 L •04/11/92 Home 4 9 L •04/11/92 Home 3 5 L •04/12/92 Home W 4 3 •04/12/92 Home W 7 3 •04/15/92 Away W 12 2 (6) •04/15/92 Away 2 12 L (5) •03/28/93 Away W 5 4 •03/28/93 Away 5 10 L •04/09/94 Home 6 8 L •04/09/94 Home 4 6 L •05/01/94 Away W 5 1 •05/01/94 Away W 5 2 •04/15/95 Home 1 3 L •04/15/95 Home 4 8 L •04/16/95 Home W 8 7 •04/16/95 Home 6 10 L •05/12/95 Away W 15 9 •05/12/95 Away W 8 7 •05/04/96 Home W 13 1 •05/04/96 Home 2 6 L •05/05/96 Home W 4 2 •05/05/96 Home 2 3 L •05/04/97 Away 5 6 L •05/04/97 Away 4 6 L •04/10/98 Home W 9 0 •04/10/98 Home W 7 6 •04/11/98 Home W 13 3 •04/11/98 Home W 11 6 •04/07/99 Away W 6 4 •04/07/99 Away W 15 5 •04/21/99 Away 5 9 L •04/21/99 Away W 16 2 •03/25/00 Home W 18 0 •03/25/00 Home 5 12 L •03/26/00 Home W 4 3 •03/26/00 Home W 4 3 •05/11/01 Away W 18 4 •05/11/01 Away W 22 9 •05/12/01 Away W 4 1 •05/12/01 Away W 6 4 •05/10/02 Home W 8 7 •

05/10/02 Home 3 9 L •05/11/02 Home 0 8 L •05/11/02 Home 4 5 L •04/18/03 Away 3 8 L •04/18/03 Away 2 5 L •04/19/03 Away W 6 5 •04/19/03 Away W 10 7 •04/09/04 Home W 4 1 •04/09/04 Home W 9 5 •04/10/04 Home W 8 6 •04/10/04 Home W 11 1 •04/16/05 Away 6 9 L •04/16/05 Away W 9 1 •04/17/05 Away 3 4 L •04/17/05 Away W 4 0 •04/08/06 Home W 9 2 •04/08/06 Home W 4 2 •04/09/06 Home W 5 2 •04/09/06 Home W 7 1 •03/31/07 Away 3 4 L •03/31/07 Away W 8 2 •04/01/07 Away W 3 1 •04/01/07 Away W 13 3 •04/05/08 Home W 17 1 •04/05/08 Home W 11 3 •04/06/08 Home W 7 6 (9) •04/06/08 Home W 3 2 (8) •04/25/09 Home W 12 1 •04/25/09 Home W 10 2 •04/26/09 Home 13 15 L •04/07/10 Home W 17 5 •04/24/10 Away W 23 8 •04/24/10 Away W 9 0 •03/30/11 Away 2 1 L •03/30/11 Away W 9 2 •04/20/11 Home W 10 9 •04/20/11 Home W 7 4 •03/28/12 Home W 5 4 •03/28/12 Home 4 5 L •04/18/12 Home 5 11 L •04/18/12 Home W 17 9 •04/13/13 Away W 6 5 •04/13/13 Away W 10 4 •04/14/13 Away 1 6 L •04/12/14 Home W 18 4 •04/12/14 Home W 6 1 • 04/13/14 Home W 13 5 •03/29/15 Away 4 13 • 03/29/15 Away 8 9 L • 03/30/15 Away W 5 3 • 03/30 Away W 14 3 •

----------------------------------------------------------LAKE ERIE

----------------------------------------------------------05/07/11 Away 1 2 L •05/07/11 Away W 3 1 •05/08/11 Away W 3 2 •05/08/11 Away W 3 2 •05/05/12 Home 4 5 L (8) •05/05/12 Home W 5 1 •05/06/12 Home W 5 4 (8) •05/06/12 Home W 12 11 •05/10/12 Neutral W 6 1 %03/28/13 Home W 14 2 •03/28/13 Home W 8 0 •03/29/13 Away 4 11 L •04/26/14 Away W 4 3 (9) •04/26/14 Away W 4 2 • 04/27/14 Away 5 6 L • ----------------------------------------------------------

MALONE----------------------------------------------------------04/02/13 Home W 6 1 •04/02/13 Home W 6 5 •04/03/13 Home W 1 0 •04/01/14 Away 2 4 L •04/01/14 Away W 11 5 •04/02/14 Away 7 8 L (11) •05/08/15 Neutral W 7 4 %

----------------------------------------------------------MINNESOTA-DULUTH

----------------------------------------------------------03/21/05 Neutral W 8 4 03/14/10 Neutral 4 8 L 03/14/10 Neutral 12 13 L 03/15/10 Neutral W 9 8 03/14/11 Neutral W 2 1 (8)03/14/11 Neutral W 8 0 03/10/12 Neutral W 3 203/10/12 Neutral W 5 2 03/16/13 Neutral W 12 303/16/13 Neutral W 7 403/15/14 Neutral 4 7 L03/15/14 Neutral W 5 403/16/15 Neutral W 15 303/16/15 Neutral W 10 1

----------------------------------------------------------NORTHWOOD

----------------------------------------------------------1968 1 3 L1968 3 4 L1973 Home W 6 01973 Home 0 3 L1974 Home W 7 11974 Home W 9 21975 Away W 4 3 (15)1975 Away W 11 1 1976 Home W 5 1 •1976 Home 3 6 L •1977 Home W 7 5 •1977 Home W 5 4 •

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1977 Away W 10 0 •1977 Away 2 3 L •1978 Home W 21 2 •1978 Home W 10 7 •1978 Home W 10 4 •1978 Home W 5 4 •1979 Away 1 2 L •1979 Away 2 3 L (8) •1979 Home 0 1 L (8) •1979 Home W 2 1 •1980 Not available 1981 Not available1982 W 11 5 •1982 W 11 5 •1983 Not available1984 Not available1985 Home 7 8 L •1985 Home W 6 5 (9) •1985 Away W 2 0 •1985 Away 3 5 L •1986 Away W 7 4 •1986 Away W 7 0 •1987 Away W 7 4 •1987 Away W 10 3 •1987 Home W 3 2 (9) •1987 Home 10 11 L (9) •1988 Away 2 14 L (5)1988 Away 4 5 L03/31/92 Away 0 2 L03/31/92 Away W 7 305/01/93 Home 3 8 L05/01/93 Home 0 4 L05/02/93 Home W 11 305/02/93 Home 3 10 L04/02/94 Home 5 7 L •04/02/94 Home 11 18 L •04/24/94 Away 7 8 L •04/24/94 Away 11 17 L •04/01/95 Home W 4 2 •04/01/95 Home 5 6 L •04/02/95 Home W 6 2 •04/02/95 Home W 8 4 •05/06/95 Away 4 7 L •05/06/95 Away W 7 5 •03/23/96 Away 0 1 L •03/23/96 Away W 4 3 (8) •03/24/96 Away W 6 4 •03/24/96 Away W 10 8 •03/22/97 Away 0 1 L •03/22/97 Away W 8 6 •03/26/98 Away W 13 6 •03/26/98 Away 7 10 L •03/27/99 Away W 2 1 •03/27/99 Away W 27 7 •03/28/99 Away 5 8 L •03/28/99 Away W 11 0 •04/01/00 Home W 10 9 (8) •04/01/00 Home W 7 3 •04/02/00 Home 7 8 L •04/02/00 Home W 7 4 •03/24/01 Away 5 6 L •03/24/01 Away W 12 2 •03/25/01 Away 3 4 L •03/23/02 Home W 8 7 (8) •03/23/02 Home W 8 3 •03/24/02 Home W 4 3 •03/24/02 Home W 6 4 •03/23/03 Away W 4 1 •03/23/03 Away 3 4 L •05/01/04 Home W 5 4 •05/01/04 Home W 12 9 •05/07/05 Away W 4 2 •05/07/05 Away 3 5 L •05/08/05 Away W 6 3 •05/08/05 Away W 12 9 •04/29/06 Home 2 4 L (8) •04/29/06 Home W 8 1 •04/30/06 Home W 9 2 •04/30/06 Home W 9 7 •04/21/07 Away W 7 4 •04/21/07 Away W 4 2 (8) •04/22/07 Away W 11 7 •04/22/07 Away 12 15 L •04/26/08 Home W 18 6 •04/26/08 Home W 25 2 •04/27/08 Home W 8 3 •04/27/08 Home W 12 6 •03/18/09 Home W 7 6 •03/18/09 Home W 6 5 •04/04/09 Away 1 4 L •04/04/09 Away 1 3 L •04/05/09 Away 8 9 L (11) •05/08/09 Neutral 3 12 L %04/02/10 Home W 10 4 •04/02/10 Home W 9 5 •04/03/10 Home W 21 5 •04/03/10 Home W 16 14 •04/09/11 Away 2 3 L (10) •04/09/11 Away W 2 0 •04/10/11 Away 2 3 L •04/10/11 Away W 7 1 •04/06/12 Home W 10 2 •04/06/12 Home W 5 4 •04/07/12 Home W 13 4 •04/07/12 Home 2 4 L •04/06/13 Away W 13 7 • 04/06/13 Away W 4 0 • 04/07/13 Away W 18 8 • 04/05/14 Home W 11 4 •04/05/14 Home W 5 4 (8) • 04/06/14 Home W 8 2 •04/18/16 Home W 4 1 • 04/18/16 Home W 4 1 • 04/19/16 Home 3 8 L •

04/19/16 Home W 4 3 •

----------------------------------------------------------OHIO DOMINICAN

----------------------------------------------------------03/10/01 Neutral 1 7 L03/09/02 Neutral 4 10 L03/12/02 Neutral 5 13 L04/16/11 Home W 15 4 •04/16/11 Home W 11 5 •04/17/11 Home W 15 6 •04/17/11 Home W 15 0 •04/15/12 Away 4 7 L •04/15/12 Away W 7 4 •04/20/13 Home W 4 3 • 04/20/13 Home W 2 1 • 04/21/13 Home 3 6 L • 04/17/14 Home 3 4 L •04/19/14 Away 3 4 L (8) • 04/19/14 Away W 7 3 •04/21/15 Away 4 5 L (11)

----------------------------------------------------------QUINCY

----------------------------------------------------------FIRST MEETING IN 2016

----------------------------------------------------------ROCKHURST

----------------------------------------------------------02/24/07 Neutral W 4 3 03/09/12 Neutral 1 3 L 03/09/12 Neutral W 5 4 (8)

----------------------------------------------------------SAGINAW VALLEY STATE

----------------------------------------------------------1978 Home W 8 3 1978 Home W 10 0 1978 Away W 5 4 1978 Away W 16 0 (5)1978 Home W 7 2 1978 Home W 16 2 (5)1980 Not available 1981 Not available 1982 W 9 7 •1982 W 9 3 •1982 W 16 3 •1982 W 10 5 •1983 Not available 1984 Not available 1985 Home 5 12 L •1985 Home W 7 6 •1985 Away W 6 4 •1985 Away 4 11 L •1986 Home 5 7 L •1986 Home 1 5 L •1986 Away 7 8 L •1986 Away 3 13 L •1987 Home 4 5 L •1987 Home 7 11 L •1987 Away W 4 3 •1987 Away W 2 1 •1988 Away 4 14 L •1988 Away 1 16 L •1988 Home 5 12 L •1988 Home 16 19 L (5) •04/29/89 Away W 3 0 •04/29/89 Away W 1 0 (8) •04/30/89 Home 5 7 L (10) •04/30/89 Home 1 4 L •1990 Home 9 10 L •1990 Home 8 11 L •1990 Away W 8 7 •1990 Away 11 17 L •04/27/91 Away 2 13 L (5) •04/27/91 Away 2 4 L •04/28/91 Home 4 9 L •04/28/91 Home 5 12 L •05/02/92 Away W 18 12 •05/02/92 Away W 6 5 •05/03/92 Away W 12 11 •05/03/92 Away 2 4 L •05/06/92 Home W 10 4 •05/06/92 Home 3 5 L •05/08/93 Home 2 3 L •05/08/93 Home W 9 2 •05/09/93 Home W 10 3 •05/09/93 Home 4 8 L •03/27/94 Home W 5 4 •03/27/94 Home W 8 6 •04/23/94 Away 0 7 L •04/23/94 Away 5 6 L •04/22/95 Home 3 4 L •04/22/95 Home W 7 6 •04/23/95 Home W 5 4 (10) •04/23/95 Home 3 5 L •05/13/95 Away 1 5 L •05/13/95 Away 10 13 L •03/30/96 Home W 11 5 •03/30/96 Home 3 4 L •03/31/96 Home 4 11 L •03/31/96 Home 4 10 L •03/29/97 Away W 7 5 •03/29/97 Away W 15 9 (6) •04/18/98 Home 1 3 L •04/18/98 Home W 11 5 •04/19/98 Home W 5 4 •04/19/98 Home 1 11 L •04/24/99 Away W 7 1 •

04/24/99 Away 3 6 L •04/25/99 Away W 8 6 •04/25/99 Away W 17 13 •04/29/00 Home 1 2 L •04/29/00 Home 2 7 L •04/30/00 Home W 7 6 •04/30/00 Home 9 14 L •04/21/01 Away 10 13 L •04/21/01 Away 14 15 L •04/22/01 Away 3 4 L (9) •04/22/01 Away 5 6 L •04/20/02 Home 3 6 L •04/20/02 Home 3 8 L •04/21/02 Home 2 12 L •04/21/02 Home W 4 2 •04/16/03 Home 0 6 L •04/16/03 Home W 3 2 •04/30/03 Away W 13 7 •04/30/03 Away 3 6 L •04/14/04 Home 5 7 L •04/14/04 Home W 3 1 •05/07/04 Neutral 5 7 L %04/20/05 Away W 5 1 •04/20/05 Away W 3 0 •05/04/05 Home 6 9 L •05/04/05 Home W 3 0 •05/13/05 Neutral W 7 3 %04/13/06 Home W 5 3 •04/13/06 Home W 6 5 (10) •04/26/06 Away 1 5 L •04/26/06 Away W 6 0 •04/20/07 Home W 4 2 •04/20/07 Home 9 10 L •05/02/07 Away 0 1 L (8) •05/02/07 Away 0 3 L •04/16/08 Home W 13 5 •04/16/08 Home W 4 3 •04/30/08 Away 3 4 L (9) •04/30/08 Away W 3 2 (9) •04/10/09 Away W 8 5 •04/10/09 Away W 2 0 •04/11/09 Away 2 4 L •04/29/09 Home W 7 0 •04/29/09 Home 3 4 L •04/10/10 Home W 8 4 •04/10/10 Home W 8 3 •04/11/10 Home W 7 2 •04/28/10 Away 2 3 L •04/28/10 Away W 9 4 •05/06/10 Neutral W 9 8 %04/13/11 Away 0 2 L •04/13/11 Away 2 3 L (10) •05/04/11 Home 1 3 L •05/04/11 Home W 3 2 (8) •05/13/11 Neutral W 11 3 %04/11/12 Home 6 10 L •04/11/12 Home 3 7 L •05/02/12 Away W 3 2 •05/02/12 Away 6 10 L •05/09/12 Neutral W 4 2 % 05/11/12 Neutral W 13 6 %04/27/13 Away W 6 3 •04/27/13 Away W 5 3 • 04/28/13 Away 2 3 L (11) •05/08/13 Neutral W 9 7 %03/30/14 Home W 15 0 • 03/30/14 Home W 3 1 • 05/08/14 Neutral 13 15 L % 05/10/14 Neutral 5 8 L %04/08/15 Home W 4 2 • 04/08/15 Home W 6 5 •04/15/15 Away 4 5 L • 04/15/14 Away T 3 3 (11) •

----------------------------------------------------------SOUTHERN INDIANA

----------------------------------------------------------03/10/08 Away W 6 3 (10)03/10/08 Away 0 9 L 03/01/09 Neutral 7 9 L 03/01/09 Neutral 1 4 L 03/14/10 Away 10 12 L $03/20/11 Neutral W 5 4 $ 05/17/14 Neutral 2 6 L $

----------------------------------------------------------ST. JOSEPH’S

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05/07/96 Home 3 6 L 05/07/96 Home 2 11 L 05/19/05 Away 2 3 L $04/01/08 Away 4 9 L 04/01/08 Away 0 5 L 05/15/08 Neutral W 7 3 $03/12/11 Neutral W 8 5 03/01/14 Neutral W 12 4 03/01/14 Neutral W 12 3 03/09/14 Neutral W 4 2 03/09/14 Neutral W 2 103/10/15 Neutral 4 7 L

----------------------------------------------------------ST. MICHAEL’S

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----------------------------------------------------------TIFFIN

----------------------------------------------------------1988 Home W 10 0 (5)1988 Home W 11 1 (5)03/15/94 Neutral 4 8 L03/15/94 Neutral W 3 2

04/11/02 Home W 9 804/11/02 Home 3 12 L04/11/03 Away W 6 404/11/03 Away 9 12 L (6)04/24/07 Home W 8 004/24/07 Home 2 3 L04/09/08 Away W 3 0 •04/09/08 Away W 5 1 •04/23/08 Home W 7 2 •04/23/08 Home W 10 4 •03/26/09 Away W 6 4 •03/26/09 Away W 15 5 •04/18/09 Home W 8 6 •04/18/09 Home W 15 1 •04/19/09 Home 1 4 L •03/24/10 Home W 5 4 •03/24/10 Home W 3 1 •04/17/10 Away 2 3 L •04/17/10 Away 7 12 L •04/18/10 Away W 1 0 •04/02/11 Home 0 12 L •04/02/11 Home W 8 5 •04/03/11 Home W 5 2 •04/03/11 Home W 12 4 •03/31/12 Away 6 7 L •03/31/12 Away W 2 0 •04/01/12 Away W 4 3 •04/01/12 Away W 10 5 •04/16/13 Home W 10 6 •05/01/13 Away 4 5 L •05/01/13 Away W 11 5 • 04/23/14 Home W 3 2 • 04/23/14 Home W 3 2 • 04/30/14 Away 3 4 L •04/11/15 Home 2 3 L • 04/11/15 Home W 5 4 • 04/12/15 Home W 9 4 • 04/12/15 Home 5 12 L •

----------------------------------------------------------TREVECCA NAZARENE

----------------------------------------------------------02/27/15 Away 4 5 L (11)02/28/15 Away W 2 1 (10) 02/28/15 Away 5 8 L

----------------------------------------------------------WALSH

----------------------------------------------------------03/23/13 Away 2 4 L •03/23/13 Away W 5 1 •03/24/13 Away W 5 3 •05/02/14 Home W 4 3 • 05/03/14 Home W 6 1 • 05/03/14 Home W 1 0 •03/21/15 Away 5 6 L (8) • 03/21/15 Away 2 6 L • 03/22/15 Away W 4 2 • 03/22/15 Away 5 6 L •

----------------------------------------------------------WAYNE STATE COLLEGE

----------------------------------------------------------03/06/12 Neutral W 3 2 03/11/14 Neutral W 7 4 03/11/14 Neutral 2 3 L (8)03/11/15 Neutral W 7 0

^ PAC game• GLIACgame% GLIAC Tournament$ NCAA Regional! Games forfeited( ) Innings +/- than scheduled 1980-81, 1983-84, and 7 games in 1968 not available

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School GP W L T PCT.Adelphi 1 1 0 0 1.000Adrian 2 2 0 0 1.000Akron 17 11 6 0 .647Albion 23 14 9 0 .609Alderson Broaddus 2 1 1 0 .500 Allegheny 12 6 6 0 .500Alma 13 9 4 0 .692Aquinas 16 8 8 0 .500Arkansas Tech 1 1 0 0 1.000Armstrong Atlantic State 1 0 1 0 .000Ashland 89 35 53 1 .398Augustana 2 1 1 0 .500Aurora 2 0 2 0 .000Avila 3 2 1 0 .667Baldwin-Wallace 2 0 2 0 .000Bellarmine 6 0 6 0 .000Beloit 2 1 1 0 .500Bemidji State 2 1 1 0 .500Berry 2 1 1 0 .500Bethany 8 8 0 0 1.000Bowling Green State 44 11 32 1 .261Buffalo 4 1 3 0 .250California (PA) 10 4 5 1 .450Camp Breckenridge 2 0 2 0 .000Canisius 3 1 2 0 .333Carthage 8 2 6 0 .250Cedarville FIRST MEETING IN 2016Central Michigan 50 6 44 0 .120Central Missouri 5 1 3 1 .300Charleston (WV) 11 7 3 1 .682Chicago 14 11 3 0 .786Chicago State 6 5 1 0 .833Cincinnati 8 3 5 0 .375Cleveland State 18 7 11 0 .389Colby (ME) 3 2 1 0 .667Columbia 2 1 1 0 .500Columbus 4 2 1 1 .625Concord 3 3 0 0 1.000Concordia (MI) 10 10 0 0 1.000Conn-Bridgeport 1 1 0 0 1.000Dana 2 1 1 0 .500Dartmouth 1 1 0 0 1.000David Lipscomb 3 1 2 0 .333Defiance 4 4 0 0 1.000Denison 4 3 1 0 .750Detroit Mercy 103 32 71 0 .311Drury 5 3 2 0 .600East Stroudsburg 4 3 1 0 .750East Tennessee State 3 1 2 0 .333Eastern Kentucky State 1 0 1 0 .000Eastern Michigan 84 20 64 0 .238Embry-Riddle 5 5 0 0 1.000Evansville 1 1 0 0 1.000Fairleigh Dickinson 5 4 1 0 .800Ferris State 68 25 43 0 .368Findlay 64 43 21 0 .672Flagler College 1 1 0 0 1.000Florida Gulf Coast 1 0 1 0 .000Florida JC 4 2 2 0 .500Fordham 3 1 2 0 .333Fort Custer 14 7 7 0 .500Franklin Pierce 2 1 1 0 .500Gannon 41 32 9 0 .780Georgetown (KY) 1 0 1 0 .000Grand Valley State 156 59 97 0 .378Grand View 7 4 3 0 .571Haverford 2 2 0 0 1.000Hillsdale 173 113 59 0 .653Hope 4 4 0 0 1.000Huntingdon 1 0 1 0 .000Illinois Benedictine 1 1 0 0 1.000Illinois State 3 1 2 0 .333Indiana-Southeast 3 0 3 0 .000Indianapolis 3 2 1 0 .667IUSE 2 1 1 0 .500Jacksonville 28 7 21 0 .250Johns Hopkins 1 1 0 0 1.000Kalamazoo 12 10 2 0 .833Kent State 2 1 1 0 .500Kentucky Wesleyan 6 3 3 0 .500Lake Erie 15 11 4 0 .733LeMoyne 1 1 0 0 1.000Lewis 2 2 0 0 1.000Lincoln 11 5 4 2 .545Long Island 4 2 2 0 .500Louisville 2 0 2 0 .000Madonna 24 12 11 1 .521Malone 7 5 2 0 .714Mansfield 3 2 1 0 .667Marietta 9 3 6 0 .333Mercyhurst 42 22 20 0 .524Miami (OH) 2 0 2 0 .000Michigan 47 4 43 0 .085Michigan State 55 4 51 0 .073Middle Tennessee State 4 2 2 0 .500Minnesota-Crookston 1 1 0 0 1.000Minnesota-Duluth 14 11 3 0 .786Minnesota State Mankato 3 0 3 0 .000Missouri S&T 17 9 8 0 .529Missouri-St. Louis 2 1 1 0 .500

School GP W L T PCT. MIT 1 1 0 0 1.000Mount Vernon Nazarene 1 1 0 0 1.000Nasson 1 1 0 0 1.000Navy 2 1 1 0 .500Nebraska-Omaha 4 1 3 0 .250NJIT 4 2 2 0 .500North Carolina 1 0 1 0 .000North Dakota 7 1 6 0 .143North Dakota State 2 0 2 0 .000North Park 3 2 1 0 .667Northeastern Illinois 3 3 0 0 1.000Northern Illinois 1 0 1 0 .000Northern Iowa 2 1 1 0 .500Northern Kentucky 8 5 3 0 .625Northern State 1 1 0 0 1.000Northwood 123 81 42 0 .659Notre Dame College 7 1 6 0 .143Oakland 84 35 49 0 .417Ohio 4 0 4 0 .000Ohio Dominican 17 9 8 0 .529Ohio Northern 4 2 1 1 .625Olivet 32 26 5 1 .828Otterbein 2 1 1 0 .500Ouachita Baptist 1 0 1 0 .000Pennsylvania 1 0 1 0 .000Pikeville 2 1 1 0 .500Pittsburgh 3 0 3 0 .000Plymouth State 1 1 0 0 1.000Post 2 2 0 0 1.000Principia 1 1 0 0 1.000Quantico Marines 1 0 1 0 .000Queens 2 2 0 0 1.000Quincy FIRST MEETING IN 2016Ripon 1 0 1 0 .000Rochester 10 9 1 0 .900Rockhurst 3 2 1 0 .667Rollins 2 0 2 0 .000Romulus AAF 2 0 2 0 .000RPI 5 4 1 0 .800Saginaw Valley State 142 71 71 1 .504Saint Rose 2 2 0 0 1.000Selfridge Field AFB 7 4 3 0 .571Seton Hill 3 2 1 0 .666Sewanee 1 0 1 0 .000Siena Heights 27 18 9 0 .667Simpson 4 3 1 0 .750Slippery Rock 2 1 1 0 .500South Dakota 1 1 0 0 1.000Southern Indiana 7 2 5 0 .285Southern Tech 1 1 0 0 1.000SIU-Edwardsville 3 1 2 0 .333SW Minnesota State 7 4 3 0 .571Spring Arbor 4 2 2 0 .500St. Ambrose 1 1 0 0 1.000St. Francis 2 1 1 0 .500St. Johns 7 2 5 0 .286St. Joseph’s (IN) 12 6 6 0 .500St. Leo 6 0 6 0 .000St. Michael’s FIRST MEETING IN 2016St. Xavier 1 0 1 0 .000Stonehill 2 1 1 0 .500SUNY-Binghamton 2 2 0 0 1.000Tampa 8 1 7 0 .125Teikyo Post 1 0 1 0 .000Tennessee State 2 2 0 0 1.000Tennessee Tech 13 5 8 0 .385Thiel 6 6 0 0 1.000Tiffin 42 29 13 0 .690Toledo 59 22 37 0 .373Trevecca Nazarene 3 1 2 0 .333Tri-State 2 2 0 0 1.000Troy State 4 0 4 0 .000Truman State 1 0 1 0 .000Tusculum 2 0 2 0 .000Urbana 3 3 0 0 1.000USCG Base-Detroit 4 4 0 0 1.000USNAS Grosse Ilse 5 0 5 0 .000Valdosta State 2 2 1 0 .750Viterbo 2 1 1 0 .500Walsh 10 7 3 0 .700Washington & Jefferson 5 5 0 0 1.000Wayne State (Neb.) 4 3 1 0 .750West Chester 1 0 1 0 .000West Florida 2 0 2 0 .000West Georgia 10 6 4 0 .600West Liberty State 2 2 0 0 1.000West Virginia Tech 2 2 0 0 1.000Western Michigan 15 1 13 1 .100Western Reserve 20 15 5 0 .750Westminster 8 7 1 0 .875William & Mary 1 1 0 0 1.000Winona State 10 4 6 0 .400Wisconsin-Milwaukee 6 3 3 0 .500Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0 1 0 .000Wisconsin-Platteville 5 5 0 0 1.000Wisconsin-Whitewater 3 0 1 2 .333Wittenberg 1 1 0 0 1.000Wright State 2 1 1 0 .500Xavier 4 2 2 0 .500Not Available* 141 70 70 1 .500--------------------------------------------------------------------------------TOTALS 2502 1204 1282 16 .484BOLD INDICATES 2016 OPPONENT* 1980-81, 1983-84, and 7 games in 1968 not available

Opponent Home Away Neutral Postseason TotalAlderson Broaddus 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 2-0 Arkansas Tech 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Armstrong Atlantic State 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1Ashland 4-5 8-6 5-3 5-3 17-14Augustana 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1Bellarmine 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3Central Michigan 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-2Charleston (W.V.) 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 2-0Drury 0-0 2-2 1-0 1-0 3-2Eastern Michigan 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3Findlay 11-0 11-3 0-0 0-0 22-3Gannon 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2Grand Valley State 6-10 4-8 1-9 1-9 11-27Hillsdale 9-2 8-5 0-0 0-0 17-7Indianapolis 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-1 1-1Kentucky Wesleyan 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Lake Erie 5-2 5-2 1-0 1-0 11-4Le Moyne 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Malone 3-0 1-2 1-0 1-0 5-2Mansfield 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1Minesota-Crookston 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Minnesota-Duluth 0-0 0-0 10-4 0-0 10-4Minnesota State Mankato 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2Missouri S&T 0-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 2-0Missouri-St. Louis 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1Mount Vernon Nazarene 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0Nebraska-Omaha 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2Northern Kentucky 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-2 1-2Northwood 15-2 5-5 0-1 0-1 20-8Notre Dame College 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1Ohio Dominican 6-2 2-3 1-0 1-0 9-5Queens 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 2-0Rockhurst 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1Rollins 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2Saginaw Valley State 9-4 6-7-1 5-2 5-2 20-13-1Slippery Rock 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-1Southern Indiana 0-0 0-0 1-4 1-2 1-4St. Ambrose 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-0St. Joseph’s 0-0 0-0 5-1 0-0 5-1Tampa 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-2Tiffin 12-4 7-5 0-0 0-0 19-9Toledo 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-1Trevecca Nazarene 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2Urbana 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 3-0Valdosta State 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-0 2-1Walsh 3-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 6-4Wayne State (Neb.) 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-0 3-1West Georgia 0-0 6-6 0-0 0-0 6-6Winona State 0-0 0-0 3-2 0-0 3-2

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CHRIST PETROULEASYear W L T Pct1979 17 21 0 .4471978 27 16 0 .6281977 19 27 0 .4131976 19 28 0 .4041975 18 25 0 .4191974 20 20 0 .5006 yrs. 120 137 0 .467

ROBERT T. SAMARASYear W L T Pct1973 19 17 1 .5271972 16 23 0 .4101971 18 17 0 .5141970 12 14 0 .4621969 17 9 0 .6545 yrs. 82 80 1 .506

RYAN KELLEYYear W L T Pct2015 24 25 1 .4902014% 36 17 0 .679 2013 32 18 0 .6402012% 34 21 0 .6182011% 35 21 0 .6252010*^% 32 20 0 .6152009 25 26 0 .4907 yrs. 218 148 1 .596

JAY ALEXANDERYear W L T Pct2008^% 34 19 0 .6422007 29 22 0 .5692006 19 34 0 .3582005^% 32 19 0 .6272004 25 28 0 .4722003 22 26 0 .4586 yrs. 161 148 0 .521

RODGER GEORGEYear W L T Pct2002 14 32 0 .3042001 26 24 0 .5202000 21 27 1 .4391999 32 19 0 .6271998* 28 14 2 .6591997 27 20 1 .5731996 20 24 2 .4571995 24 24 0 .5001994 15 31 1 .3301993 14 34 1 .2961992 15 34 0 .3061991 6 30 0 .1671990 12 32 0 .2731989 18 26 3 .41514 yrs. 272 371 11 .424

ANGELO GUSTYear W L T Pct1988 15 19 1 .4431987 27 21 0 .5631986 17 16 0 .5151985 16 16 0 .5001984 14 11 0 .5601983 15 17 0 .4691982* 29 16 0 .6441981* 21 18 0 .5381980* 20 17 1 .5399 yrs. 174 151 2 .535

• Rodger George is WSU’s all-time leader with 272 victories. RyanKelley’s .595 winning percentage through the 2015 season is the highest in program history.

• GeorgeisoneoffourbaseballcoachesintheWayneStateAthleticHallof Fame, along with Angelo Gust, Christ Petrouleas and Leo Maas.

LEON A. LANDEYear W L T Pct1968 6 22 0 .2141967 11 11 0 .5001966 9 7 0 .5631965 6 13 0 .3161964 12 9 0 .5711963 9 10 0 .4741962 10 6 0 .6251961 8 5 0 .6151960 5 7 0 .4179 yrs. 76 90 0 .458

JOSEPH E. TRUSKEYear W L T Pct1959+ 8 10 0 .4441958 12 9 0 .5711957 5 4 0 .5561956 5 9 0 .3571955 8 8 0 .5001954 7 10 0 .4121953 4 13 0 .2351952 2 12 0 .1431951 5 8 0 .3851950 5 10 0 .3331949 9 7 0 .5631948 9 6 0 .6001947 8 3 0 .7271946 3 8 1 .29214 yrs. 90 117 1 .435

LEO S. MAASYear W L T Pct1945 1 9 0 .1001944 2 9 0 .1821943 3 4 0 .4291942 0 11 0 .0004 yrs. 6 33 0 .154

JOSEPH E. TRUSKEYear W L T Pct1941 5 7 0 .417Joseph E. Truske career total15 yrs. 95 124 1 .434

OVERALL SCHOOL RECORDYear W L T Pct75 yrs. 1204 1282 16 .484

* GLIAC Champions^ GLIAC Regular-Season Champions% NCAA Regional Tournament Appearance+ PAC Champions

• Gust was a three-time GLIAC Coach of the Year (1980-82). JayAlexander garnered two (2005, 08), and George earned one (1998) as did Kelley (2010).

• In 2009, Kelleywonmore games than any first-year head coach inprogram history. Kelley won a program record 36 wins in 2014.

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BATTING AVERAGE---------------------------------1. 2010 .3502. 1978 .3433. 2009 .3294. 2007 .3255. 1998 .3246. 1999 .3247. 1988 .3218. 2001 .3199. 1982 .31910. 1997 .317

RUNS---------------------------------1. 2010 3852. 1999 3603. 1978 3504. 2009 3395. 2008 3346. 1997 3327. 1998 3308. 2007 3219. 1982 31910. 2011 316

HITS---------------------------------1. 2010 5902. 2009 5273. 2008 4974. 2012 4895. 2011 4846. 2007 4817. 1999 472 8. 2014 4689. 2001 46010. 2005 452

DOUBLES---------------------------------1. 2010 1102. 2011 973. 1999 964. 2007 95 2014 955. 2008 916. 2004 877. 2006 85 2009 859. 1992 8110. 1987 79

TRIPLES---------------------------------1. 1978 312. 1999 253. 2000 224. 1972 205. 1970 19 1977 197. 1971 188. 1976 17 1982 17 1997 17

HOME RUNS---------------------------------1. 1998 452. 2010 443. 1982 384. 2009 365. 1981 34 2001 347. 2005 338. 1985 32 1992 3210. 2007 31

EXTRA BASE HITS---------------------------------1. 2010 1642. 1999 1423. 2007 1394. 2009 1345. 1978 1296. 2008 126 2011 1268. 2004 1239. 1982 122 1992 122

TOTAL BASES---------------------------------1. 2010 8522. 2009 7463. 1997 6974. 2007 6955. 1999 6816. 2008 6797. 2011 6578. 2001 6469. 1978 64510. 2005 645

SLUGGING PCT.---------------------------------1. 2010 .5062. 1997 .5043. 1978 .5004. 1982 .4945. 1998 .4916. 1985 .4907. 1981 .4848. 2007 .4699. 1999 .46810. 2009 .466

RUNS BATTED IN---------------------------------1. 2010 3352. 1999 3143. 2008 3054. 2009 3005. 1998 294 2007 2947. 1978 2938. 1997 2879. 1982 28210. 2001 278

WALKS---------------------------------1. 1976 2622. 1982 2423. 1980 2334. 2004 217 2013 2176. 2012 206 2015 2068. 1999 2009. 2000 19710. 2008 195

STOLEN BASES---------------------------------1. 1982 1362. 1978 1063. 1987 1024. 1981 995. 1994 986. 1993 977. 2007 888. 1980 869. 2008 8010. 1977 79

ERA---------------------------------1. 1969 2.002. 1967 3.003. 1966 3.214. 1964 3.295. 1971 3.406. 1970 3.437. 2014 3.528. 1962 3.549. 1975 3.6410. 2013 3.65

COMPLETE GAMES---------------------------------1. 1976 242. 1975 23 1992 234. 1979 21 2001 216. 1999 19 2007 198. 1977 18 1994 18 2011 18

SAVES---------------------------------1. 2014 162. 2012 133. 2013 114. 1987 10 2000 106. 1986 9 1995 9 2003 9 2011 910. 1989 8 1993 8 2009 8

INNINGS PITCHED---------------------------------1. 2011 426.22. 2012 409.0 3. 2014 406.04. 2008 403.25. 2010 396.06. 2013 384.27. 2004 380.18. 2005 377.1 2006 377.110. 2009 376.1

HITS ALLOWED/9 IP---------------------------------1. 1969 6.562. 1943 7.343. 1970 7.354. 1950 7.425. 1960 7.566. 1973 7.597. 1966 8.008. 1962 8.089. 1945 8.2410. 1949 8.24

STRIKEOUTS---------------------------------1. 2008 363 2011 3633. 1999 3524. 2000 3505. 2001 3376. 2015 3397. 2010 3248. 2009 2839. 2013 27310. 2014 270

----------- BATTING RECORDS ----------- ------------------------- PITCHING RECORDS -------------------------

PUTOUTS---------------------------------1. 2011 12802. 2012 12273. 2014 12214. 2008 12115. 2010 11886. 2015 11817. 2013 11548. 2004 11419. 2005 1132 2006 1132

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STRIKEOUTS/9 IP---------------------------------1. 1970 10.412. 1964 9.353. 2000 9.284. 1999 8.975. 2001 8.506. 1960 8.377. 1971 8.338. 2008 8.099. 1973 7.9610. 1959 7.83

K/BB RATIO---------------------------------1. 1968 2.242. 1969 2.213. 1999 2.124. 2001 2.085. 2008 2.076. 2011 2.047. 2005 2.038. 2007 1.959. 2013 1.8910. 1967 1.82

BATTING AVG. AGAINST---------------------------------1. 1969 .1992. 1968 .2123. 1982 .2214. 1960 .2235. 1970 .2256. 1962 .2277. 1966 .2288. 1973 .2339. 1964 .24010. 1959 .242

ASSISTS---------------------------------1. 2011 5892. 2012 565 3. 2014 5454. 1982 5245. 2015 5216. 2013 5017. 2005 4978. 2010 4949. 2004 48210. 2007 470 2009 470

FIELDING PCT.---------------------------------1. 1998 .9672. 2007 .966 2014 .9664. 1979 .9635. 2013 .962 2008 .962 2011 .9628. 2005 .9619. 1995 .95710. 1973 .956

WINS---------------------------------1. 2014 362. 2011 353. 2008 34 2012 345. 2013 32 1999 32 2005 32 2010 329. 1982 29 2007 29

--------------------------- TEAM RECORDS ---------------------------WIN PCT.

---------------------------------1. 1947 .727 2. 2014 .6793. 1998 .6674. 1969 .6545. 1982 .6446. 2008 .6427. 2013 .6408. 1978 .6289. 1999 .627 2005 .627 2011 .625

GLIAC WINS---------------------------------1. 1999 24 2. 2008 23 2010 234. 2011 22 2014 226. 2013 21 2012 21 8. 2005 199. 2009 1810. 1998 17 2006 17 2007 17

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wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // single-season batting recordsGAMES PLAYED

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Andrew Ciennik 2011 56 Michael Wiseman 2011 563. Kyle Vesey 2011 55 Andrew Ciennik 2012 55 Brad Guenther 2012 55 Alex Trojan 2012 55 Kyle Vesey 2012 558. Bobby Marten 2004 53 Matthew Williams 2008 53 Alex Trojan 2011 53 Kyle Zimmerman 2014 53 Cameron Walker 2014 53 Eric Cunningham 2014 53

BATTING AVERAGE*---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ronald Teasley 1945 .5002. James Neubacher 1947 .4833. Bob Inman 1961 .4744. George Shuk 1948 .4625. Ryan LaPensee 2010 .4246. John Miele 1999 .4247. George Shuk 1947 .4238. Mike Perkins 1988 .4219. Harold Rutenbar 1950 .41910. Bubba Bezeau 1982 .419

AT BATS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2010 2052. Paul LaMantia 2010 193 Michael Wiseman 2011 1934. Eric Cunningham 2014 1905. Frank Jeney 2005 1866. Adam Kaminski 2009 1847. Drew Churchward 2008 1838. Derek Ranck 2007 1819. Eric Hardin 2001 179 Andrew Ciennik 2011 179 Alex Trojan 2012 179

RUNS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2010 622. Paul LaMantia 2010 57 Jeremy Carrell 2014 574. Jay Alexander 1996 565. Drew Churchward 2008 546. Mike Fenech 1997 537. Matthew Williams 2008 508. Brad Guenther 2012 499. David Croskey 1982 48 Jason Chapieski 2005 48 Tony Hines 2007 48

HITS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2010 872. Paul LaMantia 2010 803. Frank Jeney 2005 774. Derek Ranck 2007 735. Adam Kaminski 2009 71 Michael Wiseman 2011 717. John Miele 1999 70 Ryan LaPensee 2008 709. Eric Hardin 2001 6910. Dan Fairchild 2001 68

DOUBLES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. John Miele 1999 212. Ryan LaPensee 2010 193. Frank Jeney 2005 18 Michael Wiseman 2011 175. Bubba Bezeau 1982 16 Brad Silverstein 1987 16 Paul LaMantia 2010 168. Greg Brecht 1976 15 Jon Weisman 2006 15 Derek Ranck 2007 15 Paul LaMantia 2009 15 Kyle Zimmerman 2014 15

TRIPLES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Dave Zelmanski 1978 92. Chris Wouters 1978 73. Eric Hardin 2000 6 Rich Wright 2000 6 C.J. Maszal 2011 66. Dave Zelmanski 1976 5 Chris Wouters 1979 5 Daniel Dempsey 1980 5 Fred Darin 1982 5 Jay Alexander 1996 5 Mike Fenech 1997 5 Phil Garbacz 1999 5 Ben Jones 1999 5 Paul LaMantia 2009 5

HOME RUNS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Paul LaMantia 2010 132. Jason Copeland 1998 123. Mark Limback 1982 11 Tony Hines 2007 11 Jon Weisman 2007 116. Robert Kaump 1959 9 Jon Weisman 2005 9 Jon Weisman 2006 9 Michael Wiseman 2010 910. Joe Paglino 1981 8 Bubba Bezeau 1982 8 Pete Marra 1985 8 Mark Avery 1992 8 Aaron Lawson 1998 8 Aaron Lawson 2000 8 Rich Wright 2000 8 Aaron Lawson 2001 8 Tim Baywal 2003 8 Adwin Springer 2005 8

EXTRA BASE HITS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. John Miele 1999 312. Paul LaMantia 2010 303. Tony Hines 2007 294. Frank Jeney 2005 28 Ryan LaPensee 2010 286. Jason Copeland 1998 277. Jon Weisman 2007 268. Bubba Bezeau 1982 25 Jon Weisman 2006 2510. Paul LaMantia 2009 24 Michael Wiseman 2010 24

TOTAL BASES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Paul LaMantia 2010 1372. Ryan LaPensee 2010 1313. Frank Jeney 2005 1214. John Miele 1999 1185. Tony Hines 2007 1156. Michael Wiseman 2010 1117. Jason Copeland 1998 103 Dan Fairchild 2001 1039. Adam Kaminski 2009 10210. Mike Fenech 1997 100 Jon Weisman 2007 100 Michael Wiseman 2011 100

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE*---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Bubba Bezeau 1982 .7782. Bruce Wichlacz 1985 .7703. Jason Copeland 1998 .7414. Mark Limback 1982 .7415. Bob Inman 1961 .7376. John Miele 1999 .7157. Joe Paglino 1981 .7148. Paul LaMantia 2010 .7109. Jon Weisman 2007 .69410. Phil Garbacz 1999 .689

RUNS BATTED IN---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Paul LaMantia 2010 602. Michael Wiseman 2010 583. Mark Limback 1982 56 Mike Fenech 1998 565. John Miele 1999 546. Frank Jeney 2005 51 Tony Hines 2007 518. Michael Wiseman 2008 509. Jason Copeland 1996 49 Adam Kaminski 2009 49 Kyle Zimmerman 2015 49

SACRIFICE HITS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Dan Laethem 1976 172. Dan Fairchild 2001 133. Jeremy Carrell 2013 12 Brad Guenther 2011 125. Jason Baas 2000 10 Bobby Marten 2005 10 Charlie Dunneback 2008 10 Andrew Ciennik 2012 10 Kenny Davis 2012 10 Brad Guenther 2012 10 Kyle Zimmerman 2015 10

SACRIFICE FLIES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Zach Johnson 2014 92. Aaron Lawson 2000 7 Kyle Zimmerman 2015 7

3. Phil Garbacz 2001 6 Aaron Lawson 2001 6 Bobby Marten 2005 6 Andrew Ciennik 2011 6 Alex Trojan 2012 68. Bob Carr 1968 5 Greg Brecht 1974 5 Mark Limback 1982 5 Ken Berezinski 1987 5 Pete Marra 1987 5 Chris Hilton 2001 5 Frank Jeney 2005 5 Matthew Williams 2009 5

WALKS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Rex Ledbetter 1976 442. David Croskey 1982 39 Bill Styles 2000 394. Bubba Bezeau 1982 385. Brad Guenther 2013 366. David Croskey 1981 35 Brad Guenther 2012 358. Greg Brecht 1976 33 Matt Essian 1994 33 Phil Garbacz 2001 33 Jason Chapieski 2005 33

HIT BY PITCH---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Jeremy Carrell 2014 282. Jeremy Carrell 2013 203. Caleb Dalman 2007 14 Caleb Dalman 2011 145. Bill Styles 2000 11 Aaron Lawson 2001 11 Mark Davis 2002 11 Bob Schmidt 2007 119. Jay Alexander 1996 10 Aaron Lawson 1998 10 Andrew Ciennik 2010 10 Andrew Ciennik 2011 10 Michael Wiseman 2011 10 Andrew Ciennik 2012 10

STRIKEOUTS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Jon Weisman 2006 582. Jon Weisman 2005 513. Adwin Springer 2006 504. Adwin Springer 2003 42 Jon Weisman 2007 426. Adwin Springer 2005 39 Charlie Dunneback 2009 398. Rich Wright 1999 37 Adwin Springer 2004 3710. Nick Demers 2004 35 Jon Weisman 2004 35

STOLEN BASES (ATTEMPTS)---------------------------------------------------------------------1. David Croskey 1982 43 (49)2. David Croskey 1981 39 (41)3. Jay Alexander 1996 36 (45)4. Jason Chapieski 2005 33 (38)5. Matt Essian 1994 31 (39)6. Matthew Williams 2008 29 (37)7. Ernie Coil 1974 26 (33) Jason Baas 2000 26 (31) Ryan LaPensee 2009 26 (30)10. Matt Essian 1993 23 (30)

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wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // career batting recordsGAMES PLAYED

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 2112. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 2043. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 2004. Jon Weisman 2004-07 1955. Adwin Springer 2003-06 193 Brad Guenther 2010-13 193 Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 1938. Bobby Marten 2002-05 1929. Kyle Vesey 2009-12 18910. Frank Jeney 2002-05 185---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 98

BATTING AVERAGE*---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ronald Teasley 1945, 1947 .4152. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 .4013. Mike Fenech 1997-98 .3884. Jim Branch 1961-62 .3835. Paul LaMantia 2009-10 .3836. Adam Kaminski 2008-09 .3807. Eric Hardin 2000-01 .3798. Kevin Schwanz 1986-88 .3789. George Shuk 1946-49 .37510. Matt Essian 1993-95 .374---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. .344

AT BATS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 6972. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 6963. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 6534. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 6484. Bobby Marten 2002-05 6065. Brad Guenther 2010-13 5936. Frank Jeney 2002-05 5917. Jon Weisman 2004-07 5758. Kyle Vesey 2009-12 5709. Tim Baywal 2001-04 56610. Alex Trojan 2009-12 553---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 318

RUNS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 1952. Brad Guenther 2010-13 1553. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 1524. Bobby Marten 2002-05 1345. David Croskey 1979-82 1316. Ron Kochan 2000-03 126 Kyle Vesey 2009-12 1268. Frank Jeney 2002-05 122 Jon Weisman 2004-07 12210. John Miele 1996-99 116---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 90

HITS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 2792. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 2443. Frank Jeney 2002-05 2154. Bobby Marten 2002-05 2095. John Miele 1996-99 2006. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 1997. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 1988. Ron Kochan 2000-03 1909. Brad Guenther 2010-13 18910. Kyle Vesey 2009-12 188---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 100

DOUBLES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 502. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 493. Jon Weisman 2004-07 474. John Miele 1996-99 445. Frank Jeney 2002-05 416. Tim Baywal 2001-04 36 Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 368. Jeff Schaffer 1993-97 35 Bobby Marten 2002-05 3510. Brad Guenther 2010-13 34 Kyle Vesey 2009-12 34---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 18

TRIPLES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Dave Zelmanski 1975-78 192. Chris Wouters 1977-80 163. Fred Darin 1979-82 11 Frank Jeney 2002-05 115. Mike Yaquinto 1971-74 10 Mike Magier 1992-95 10 Rich Wright 1999-2000 108. Ken Madeja 1971-74 9 Daniel Dempsey 1979-82 9 Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 9---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 5

HOME RUNS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Jon Weisman 2004-07 362. Jason Copeland 1995-98 253. Aaron Lawson 1998, 2000-01 24 Michael Wiseman 2008-11 245. Mark Limback 1979-82 236. Adwin Springer 2003-06 197. Mike Magier 1992-95 188. Paul LaMantia 2009-10 179. Mark Avery 1989-92 1610. Greg Brecht 1973-76 15 Tim Baywal 2001-04 15 Frank Jeney 2002-05 15---------------------------------------------------------------- Griffin Harms 2014-Pr. 3

EXTRA BASE HITS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Jon Weisman 2004-07 912. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 793. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 724. Frank Jeney 2002-05 675. John Miele 1996-99 626. Mike Magier 1992-95 607. Jason Copeland 1995-98 588. Aaron Lawson 1998, 2000-01 579. Mark Limback 1979-82 5510. Paul LaMantia 2009-10 54---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 25

TOTAL BASES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 3862. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 3843. Jon Weisman 2004-07 3544. Frank Jeney 2002-05 3235. John Miele 1996-99 2946. Mike Magier 1992-95 2807. Mark Limback 1979-82 2778. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 2759. Bobby Marten 2002-05 27110. Jason Copeland 1995-98 265

---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 121

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE*---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Paul LaMantia 2009-10 .6392. Jon Weisman 2004-07 .6163. Bubba Bezeau 1982-83 .6114. Mike Fenech 1997-98 .6055. Aaron Lawson 1998, 2000-01 .6056. Rich Wright 1999-2000 .6037. Jason Copeland 1995-98 .6018. Tim McCamant 1980-82 .5939. Mark Limback 1979-82 .58410. Eric Hardin 2000-01 .578---------------------------------------------------------------- Griffin Harms 2014-Pr. .424

RUNS BATTED IN---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 1832. John Miele 1996-99 1543. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 1454. Jon Weisman 2004-07 1415. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 1366. Frank Jeney 2002-05 1347. Mark Limback 1979-82 129 Jason Copeland 1995-98 129 Aaron Lawson 1998, 2000-01 12910. Mike Magier 1992-95 125---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 47

SACRIFICE HITS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Brad Guenther 2010-13 302. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 283. Dan Laethem 1973-76 26 Bobby Marten 2002-05 265. Kyle Vesey 2009-12 216. Ron Kochan 2000-03 20 Caleb Dalman 2007-11 208. Matthew Williams 2007-09 199. Dan Fairchild 2001-02 17 Matt Cunningham 2005-08 17---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 14

SACRIFICE FLIES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 16 Alex Trojan 2009-12 163. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 15

4. Aaron Lawson 1998, 2000-01 145. Frank Jeney 2002-05 136. Bobby Marten 2002-05 117. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 108. Greg Brecht 1973-76 9 Jon Weisman 2004-07 9 Zach Johnson 2014 9---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 6

WALKS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Brad Guenther 2010-13 1042. Bobby Marten 2002-05 1003. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 964. David Croskey 1979-82 885. Rex Ledbetter 1974-77 856. Kyle Vesey 2009-12 837. Adwin Springer 2003-06 828. Andy Whitney 1993-96 77 Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 7710. Daniel Dempsey 1979-82 74---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 41

HIT BY PITCH---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 482. Caleb Dalman 2007-11 413. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 354. Aaron Lawson 1998, 2000-01 305. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 246. Ron Kochan 2000-03 21 Jeff Biehl 2000-03 218. Bill Styles 1999-2000 209. Adwin Springer 2003-06 19 Scott Martin 2006-09 19

STRIKEOUTS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Jon Weisman 2004-07 1862. Adwin Springer 2003-06 1683. Mike Magier 1992-95 1054. Tim Baywal 2001-04 1045. Matt Cunningham 2005-08 1026. Jim Braun 1994-96 100 Bobby Marten 2002-05 1008. Ken Madeja 1971-74 969. Kyle Vesey 2009-12 9510. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 94---------------------------------------------------------------- Cole Clifton 2014-Pr. 42

STOLEN BASES (ATTEMPTS)---------------------------------------------------------------------1. David Croskey 1979-82 112 (132)2. Matt Essian 1993-95 73 (93)3. Ryan LaPensee 2007-10 71 (85)4. Gary Devine 1992-94 60 (70)5. Jason Chapieski 2005-06 49 (62)6. Matthew Williams 2007-09 48 (69)7. Ken Hasshaw 1975-78 47 (63) Dave Zelmanski 1975-78 47 (61) Jay Alexander 1993-96 47 (61) 10. Jason Baas 1997-2000 41 (47)---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 23 (27)

* Minimum two seasons and two at-bats per team gameConcluded Career in 2015Top Active Player

BRAD GUENTHER

Media Guide

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wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // single-season PITCHING & FIELDING RECORDSGAMES PITCHED

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Clayton Ruch 2014 252. Billy Hurley 2012 22 Jeff Sorenson 2015 224. Steve Squires 2004 215. Tim Miller 1997 20 Ryan Woodard 2003 20 Ethan Vasiliauskas 2012 208. Jon Venuto 2000 19 Billy Hurley 2011 1910. Clayton Ruch 2013 18 Steve DuCharme 1987 18 Tony Viglianti 1997 18 Jake Lawson 1999 18 Paul Gergics 2002 18 Billy Hurley 2012 18

GAMES STARTED---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Scott MacDonald 1972 15 Michael Newsted 2001 153. Bill Bellman 1992 14 Josh Vagi 1997 145. Gordon Reck 1971 13 Tim Flannery 1976 13 Matt Horvath 1996 13 Kyle Hill 2005 13 Dane Little 2008 13 Brett Shankin 2011 13 Josh Wedesky 2012 13 Alex Kinch 2014 13

COMPLETE GAMES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 1999 10 Michael Newsted 2000 10 Michael Newsted 2001 104. Bill Bellman 1992 95. Gordon Reck 1971 8 Randy Surratt 2003 8 Kyle Hill 2007 8 Justin Mazur 2010 89. Edward Krass 1963 7 Carl Garavaglia 1966 7 Scott MacDonald 1972 7 Tim Flannery 1976 7 Tim Flannery 1977 7 Matt Horvath 1995 7 Fred Schwarze 1998 7 Randy Surratt 2001 7 Anthony Bass 2008 7 Brett Shankin 2011 7

INNINGS PITCHED---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 2001 100.12. Scott MacDonald 1972 98.23. Michael Newsted 1999 91.24. Gordon Reck 1971 89.05. Anthony Bass 2008 85.26. Justin Mazur 2010 85.17. Kyle Hill 2005 84.18. Tim Flannery 1976 84.09. Ryan Mosher 2005 83.010. Josh Vagi 1997 82.1

VICTORIES (LOSSES)---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Fred Schwarze 1998 10 (1) Randy Surratt 2001 10 (3) Anthony Bass 2008 10 (3) Josh Wedesky 2011 10 (2)5. Gordon Reck 1971 9 (2) Michael Newsted 1999 9 (3) Kyle Hill 2005 9 (4)8. Josh Vagi 1997 8 (5) Tim Miller 1999 8 (2) Ryan Mosher 2005 8 (4)

CLAYTON RUCH

Anthony Bass 2007 8 (3) Alex Kinch 2014 8 (2) Kyle Zimmerman 2014 8 (2)

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (IP)%

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Bruce Finlayson 1969 1.15 (39.0)2. Billy Hurley 2011 1.30 (34.2)3. Bob Kloss 1968 1.49 (66.2)4. Gordon Reck 1971 1.52 (89.0)5. Taylor Horn 2013 1.78 (25.2)6. Terry Cupples 1969 1.93 (28.0)7. Bob Kloss 1969 1.97 (45.2)8. Mike Zalucki 1974 1.99 (68.0)9. Fred Schwarze 1998 2.04 (66.1)10. Terry Cupples 1967 2.06 (43.2)10. Anthony Bass 2008 2.10 (85.2) Angelo DiMaggio 1975 2.10 (51.1)

WINNING PERCENTAGE (W-L RECORD)#

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Rich Wood 1984 1.000 (6-0)2. Fred Schwarze 1998 .909 (10-1)3. Mark Baker 1982 .857 (6-1) Steve Savage 1987 .857 (6-1) Josh Vagi 1996 .857 (6-1) Tyler Loehr 2010 .857 (6-1)7. James Bodrie 1982 .833 (5-1) Josh Wedesky 2011 .833 (10-2) Chris Horvath 2015 .833 (5-1)10. Gordon Reck 1971 .818 (9-2)

RELIEF APPEARANCES---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Clayton Ruch 2014 252. Billy Hurley 2012 22 Jeff Sorenson 2015 224. Steve Squires 2004 215. Ryan Woodard 2003 206. Jon Venuto 2000 19 Billy Hurley 2011 198. Clayton Ruch 2013 18 Ethan Vasiliauskas 2012 1810. Tom Waelchli 1978 16 Chris Grzybowski 1980 16 Tim Miller 1997 16 Paul Gergics 2002 16 Frank DiCristofaro 2004 16 Steve Squires 2005 16 David White 2009 16 David White 2010 16

SAVES---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Clayton Ruch 2014 152. Billy Hurley 2012 113. Clayton Ruch 2013 10 Jon Venuto 2000 105. Billy Hurley 2011 86. Mitchell Deskins 1993 7 Jeff Sorenson 2015 78. Tom Waelchli 1978 69. Jamieson Oliver 1995 5 Michael Newsted 1998 5 Steve Squires 2004 5 David White 2010 5

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED/9 INNINGS (IP)%

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Rich Wood 1984 3.93 (36.2)2. Gordon Reck 1971 5.06 (89.0)3. Greg Boos 1973 5.17 (62.2)4. Gordon Reck 1969 5.33 (50.2)5. John Wingo 1950 5.47 (54.1)6. Kevin Diaz 1986 5.53 (27.2)7. Tim Flannery 1977 5.54 (65.0)8. Edward Krass 1964 5.91 (45.2)9. Doug Konieczny 1970 5.92 (48.2)10. Bob Kloss 1968 6.08 (66.2)

STRIKEOUTS---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Gordon Reck 1971 1212. Michael Newsted 1999 1103. Michael Newsted 2001 1064. Anthony Bass 2008 1005. Randy Surratt 2001 916. Tim Miller 1999 867. Greg Boos 1973 848. Gordon Reck 1970 839. Tim Flannery 1977 79 Michael Newsted 2000 79

STRIKEOUTS/9 INNINGS (IP)%

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Doug Konieczny 1970 13.87 (48.2)2. Randy Surratt 2000 12.44 (34.0)3. Gordon Reck 1971 12.24 (89.0)4. Greg Boos 1973 12.06 (62.2)5. Edward Krass 1964 11.83 (45.2)6. Jeff Sorenson 2015 11.82 (45.0)7. Gordon Reck 1970 11.80 (63.1)8. Jared Thomas 2000 11.67 (39.1)9. Tim Flannery 1977 10.94 (65.0)10. Manillo C. Hoover 1958 10.91 (33.0)

STRIKEOUT/WALK RATIO (IP)%

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Kyle Hill 2007 8.33 (71.1)2. Anthony Bass 2008 5.00 (85.2)3. Brett Shankin 2011 4.67 (80.2)4. Kyle Hill 2005 4.39 (84.1)5. Josh Vagi 1997 4.22 (82.1)6. Taylor Horn 2013 4.17 (25.1)7. Bob Kloss 1968 4.07 (66.2)8. Jack Lord 1956 4.00 (42.2)9. Brady Cooper 2010 3.87 (61.2)10. John Kessick 2008 3.64 (50.0)

WALKS---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Greg Boos 1972 702. Tim Flannery 1977 633. Mark Baker 1982 624. Greg Boos 1973 53 Tim Flannery 1976 536. Doug Burke 1973 527. Rich Wood 1985 518. Edward Krass 1964 50 Bob Finn 1976 5010. Ed Nagel 1962 49 Edward Krass 1963 49

CHANCES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Wiseman 2011 4272. Kyle Zimmerman 2014 3893. John Miele 1999 3874. Ron Owens 1995 3855. Kyle Zimmerman 2015 3706. Aaron Lawson 2001 3667. John Skaggs 2010 3648. Jon Weisman 2005 3629. Kyle Zimmerman 2012 36110. Michael Wiseman 2010 347

PUTOUTS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Wiseman 2011 3792. Ron Owens 1995 351 3. Kyle Zimmerman 2014 3494. John Skaggs 2010 3455. John Miele 1999 3426. Jon Weisman 2005 3377. Aaron Lawson 2001 325 Kyle Zimmerman 2015 3259. Kyle Zimmerman 2012 32110. Adam Kaminski 2009 320

ASSISTS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Frank Jeney 2005 146 Andrew Ciennik 2012 1463. Jeremy Carrell 2014 1454. Andrew Ciennik 2011 1385. Kenny Davis 2013 1366. Jason Chapieski 2005 1337. Matthew Williams 2009 128 Caleb Dalman 2011 1289. Matthew Williams 2008 12710. Jason Chapieski 2006 124 Andrew Ciennik 2010 124

FIELDING PERCENTAGE (CHANCES)^

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Greg Brecht 1973 1.000 (114) Bob Schmidt 2007 1.000 (108) John Skaggs 2007 1.000 (114) Michael Wiseman 2011 1.000 (427)5. Dave Zelmanski 1978 .996 (231)6. Kyle Zimmerman 2014 .995 (389)7. Jon Weisman 2006 .994 (320) Ryan Buter 2011 .994 (160)9. Joe Chops 1983 .992 (246) Jon Weisman 2004 .992 (262) John Skaggs 2010 .992 (364)12. Ed Williams 1956 .991 (110) Daniel Dempsey 1979 .991 (328)14. Rex Ledbetter 1974 .990 (201) Jason Baas 1998 .990 (100) Joe Neal 2002 .990 (103) Adam Kaminski 2008 .990 (201)

% Minimum 25 innings pitched# Minimum six decisions^ Minimum 100 chances Stats from 2015 season


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wAYNE STATE BASEBALL // CAREER PITCHING & FIELDING RECORDSGAMES PITCHED

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 612. Tim Miller 1997-2000 603. David White 2007-10 584. Billy Hurley 2010-12 575. Jeff Sorenson 2011-15 546. Ryan Woodard 2000-03 537. Steve Katsaros 1971-74 528. Dan Barnes 2004-07 51 Tyler Loehr 2008-11 5110. Kyle Hill 2004-07 50 Dane Little 2006-09 50---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 31

GAMES STARTED---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Kyle Hill 2004-07 452. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 443. Matt Horvath 1993-96 394. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 385. Dan Barnes 2004-07 37 Brett Shankin 2008-11 367. Bill Bellman 1989-92 35 Randy Surratt 2000-03 35 Josh Wedesky 2009-12 3510. Alex Pierse 2010-13 33 Anthony Bass 2006-08 33---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 27

COMPLETE GAMES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 312. Tim Flannery 1974-77 20 Kyle Hill 2004-07 204. Bill Bellman 1989-92 18 Matt Horvath 1993-96 186. Carl Garavaglia 1965-67 17 Randy Surratt 2000-03 178. Bob Kloss 1967-70 16 Gordon Reck 1968-71 1610. Cosme Delapaz 1978-80 14 Anthony Bass 2006-08 14 Brett Shankin 2008-11 14---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 6

INNINGS PITCHED---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 313.02. Kyle Hill 2004-07 271.13. Matt Horvath 1993-96 235.04. Gordon Reck 1968-71 224.25. Dan Barnes 2004-07 222.26. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-14 220.07. Brett Shankin 2008-11 217.28. Randy Surratt 2000-03 215.19. Tim Flannery 1974-77 214.110. Anthony Bass 2006-08 213.0---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 157.1

VICTORIES (LOSSES)---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 24 (18) Kyle Hill 2004-07 24 (17)3. Anthony Bass 2006-08 21 (9)4. Alex Pierse 2010-13 20 (9) Randy Surratt 2000-03 20 (12)6. Rich Wood 1984-87 19 (6)7. Gordon Reck 1968-71 18 (13) Justin Mazur 2007-10 18 (4) Brett Shankin 2008-11 18 (12) Josh Wedesky 2009-12 18 (14)---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 13 (7)

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (IP)&

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Bob Kloss 1967-70 2.27 (194.2)2. Bruce Finlayson 1966-69 2.38 (162.2)3. Mike Zalucki 1974-75 2.75 (121.1)4. Gordon Reck 1968-71 2.76 (224.2)5. Paul Zdeb 1954-55 2.79 (84.0)6. Angelo DiMaggio 1974-75 3.00 (75.0)7. Alex Pierse 2010-13 3.12 (202.0)8. Anthony Bass 2006-08 3.17 (213.0)9. Carl Garavaglia 1965-67 3.21 (154.1)10. Billy Hurley 2010-12 3.23 (83.2)---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 3.95 (157.1)

WINNING PERCENTAGE (W-L RECORD)$

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Justin Mazur 2007-10 .818 (18-4)2. Fred Schwarze 1997-98 .778 (14-4)3. Rich Wood 1984-87 .760 (19-6)4. Kevin Diaz 1985-88 .700 (14-6) Josh Vagi 1996-97 .700 (14-6) Anthony Bass 2006-08 .700 (21-9)7. Tim Miller 1997-2000 .696 (16-7)8. Alex Pierse 2010-13 .689 (20-9)9. Tim Duffy 1978-81 .688 (11-5)10. Mark Baker 1979-82 .636 (14-8)---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. .650 (13-7)

RELIEF APPEARANCES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Billy Hurley 2010-12 552. David White 2007-10 543. Jeff Sorenson 2011-15 534. Jon Venuto 1999-2002 49 Ryan Woodard 2000-03 496. Clayton Ruch 2013-14 437. Jesse Gerwatowski 1993-96 388. Steve Squires 2004-05 379. Jack Roberts 1981-83 3510. Phil VanAssche 1989-92 34---------------------------------------------------------------- Taylor Horn 2013-Pr. 18

SAVES---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Clayton Ruch 2013-14 252. Billy Hurley 2010-12 193. Jon Venuto 1999-2002 184. Jamieson Oliver 1994-96 9 Steve Squires 2004-05 96. Jeff Sorenson 2011-15 87. Mitchell Deskins 1993 7 Tom Waelchli 1977-78 7 Rich Wood 1984-87 7 David White 2007-10 7

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED/9 INNINGS (IP)&

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. John Wingo 1949-51 5.74 (84.2)2. Gordon Reck 1968-71 6.29 (224.2)3. Edward Krass 1963-64 6.89 (115.0)4. Greg Boos 1972-74 7.09 (180.1)5. Angelo DiMaggio 1974-75 7.20 (75.0)6. Terry Cupples 1967-70 7.39 (133.1)7. Tim Flannery 1974-77 7.43 (214.1)8. Cosme Delapaz 1978-80 7.47 (194.0)9. Paul Zdeb 1954-55 7.50 (84.0)10. Bob Kloss 1967-70 7.54 (194.2) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Horvath 2014-Pr. 9.864 (83.0)

STRIKEOUTS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 3352. Gordon Reck 1968-71 2803. Randy Surratt 2000-03 2334. Anthony Bass 2006-08 2065. Tim Flannery 1974-77 2016. Greg Boos 1972-74 1967. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 1938. Rich Wood 1984-87 1899. Brett Shankin 2008-11 18510. Tim Miller 1997-2000 183---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 101

STRIKEOUTS/9 INNINGS (IP)&

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Gordon Reck 1968-71 11.22 (224.2)2. Edward Krass 1963-64 9.78 (115.0)3. Greg Boos 1972-74 9.78 (180.1)4. Randy Surratt 2000-03 9.74 (215.1)5. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 9.63 (313.0)6. Rich Wood 1984-87 9.59 (177.1)7. John Wingo 1949-51 9.25 (84.2)8. Terry Cupples 1967-70 9.25 (133.1)9. John Turrell 2000-01 9.17 (90.1)10. Anthony Bass 2006-08 8.70 (213.0)---------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Horvath 2014-Pr. 6.61 (83.0)

STRIKEOUT/WALK RATIO (IP)&

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Kyle Hill 2004-07 3.60 (271.1)2. Anthony Bass 2006-08 3.38 (213.0)3. Josh Vagi 1996-97 3.13 (149.1)4. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 3.05 (313.0)5. Brady Cooper 2007-10 2.86 (153.2)6. Bob Kloss 1967-70 2.71 (194.2)7. Gordon Reck 1968-71 2.69 (224.2)8. Randy Surratt 2000-03 2.65 (215.1)9. Billy Hurley 2010-12 2.64 (83.2) Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 2.64 (220.0)

WALKS---------------------------------------------------------------------1. Tim Flannery 1974-77 1712. Mark Baker 1979-82 1663. Greg Boos 1972-74 1544. Bill Bellman 1989-92 1365. William Green 1979-82 1286. Matt Horvath 1993-96 1227. Rich Wood 1984-87 1178. Jason Gross 1991-94 1139. Michael Newsted 1998-2001 11010. Alex Piere 2010-13 104 Gordon Reck 1968-71 104---------------------------------------------------------------- Alex Kinch 2013-Pr. 53

CHANCES---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 14602. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 13343. Jon Weisman 2004-07 12324. Daniel Dempsey 1979-82 9325. John Miele 1996-99 9226. Rex Ledbetter 1974-77 8867. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 8708. Matt Cunningham 2005-08 8649. Ben Jones 1996-99 85810. Frank Jeney 2002-05 80911. Aaron Lawson 1998-2001 77312. Mike Yaquinto 1971-74 67213. Brad Guenther 201-13 66014. Matthew Williams 2007-09 638---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2012-15 430

PUTOUTS---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15. 12922. Jon Weisman 2004-07 11763. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 11704. Daniel Dempsey 1979-82 8645. Rex Ledbetter 1974-77 8026. John Miele 1996-99 7927. Ben Jones 1996-99 7698. Matt Cunningham 2005-08 7629. Aaron Lawson 1998-2001 70010. John Skaggs 2007-10 58411. Brad Guenther 2010-13 57512. Dave Zelmanski 1975-78 56913. Marty Hacias 1971-73 55114. Joe Rzepecki 1967-70 52615. Tim Baywal 2001-04 50616. Adam Kaminski 2008-09 503---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 155

ASSISTS---------------------------------------------------------------------

1. Andrew Ciennik 2009-12 4822. Frank Jeney 2002-05 4313. Matthew Williams 2007-09 3774. Bobby Marten 2002-05 3535. Caleb Dalman 2007-11 3236. Alex Trojan 2009-12 3077. Mike Yaquinto 1971-74 2888. Chris Wouters 1977-80 2799. Jason Copeland 1995-98 27510. Jason Chapieski 2005-06 25711. Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. 24612. Dan Laethem 1973-76 23013. Kenny Davis 2012-13 22414. Bob Kloss 1967-70 22015. Fred Darin 1979-82 21816. Kevin Voke 1991-94 208

FIELDING PERCENTAGE (CHANCES)+

---------------------------------------------------------------------1. John Skaggs 2007-10 .994 (619)2. Joe Chops 1981-83 .988 (320)3. Michael Wiseman 2008-11 .987 (1334)4. Adam Kaminski 2008-09 .987 (541)5. Brad Guenther 2010-13 .986 (660) Jon Weisman 2004-07 .986 (1232) Kyle Zimmerman 2012-15 .986 (1460)8. Dave Zelmanski 1975-78 .984 (625)9. Daniel Dempsey 1979-82 .983 (932)10. Aaron Lawson 1998-2001 .982 (773)11. Chris Hilton 2000-02 .982 (550)12. Matt Cunningham 2005-08 .979 (864)13. Eric Hardin 2000-01 .976 (459)14. Joe Neal 2002-04 .975 (567)15. Ron Kochan 2000-03 .975 (360)16. Mike Zielinski 1993-96 .975 (357)---------------------------------------------------------------- Jeremy Carrell 2013-Pr. .933 (430)

& Minimum 75 innings pitched$ Minimum 12 decisions+ Minimum 300 chances | Top Active Player

ALEX PIERSE

Media Guide

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wAYNE STATE BASEBALL //ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS•••A•••

Abramson, David ...........................1947Abramson, Sheldon .......................1951Addis, Timothy ...................1983•84•85Agin, George C. Jr. ..............1959•60•61Albrecht, Gary A. ...........................1952Alexander, James .................... 1993•96Allen, Theodore B. ................... 1944•45Anderson, Kirk......................... 2003•04Anderson, Robert L. ......................1952Andrus, Mark .................................1982Arndt, Josh ......................... 2015Arthur, Steve .................................1980Asteriou, Socrates..........................1941Avery, Bill ................................ 1991•92Avery, Mark ........................1990•91•92

•••B•••Baas, Jason ....................1997•98•99•00Bach, Ingolf A.H. ...........................1962Baidoon, Naif ...........1972•73.1974•75Bailey, Jamie ........................... 2009•10Baird, Glenn H. ...................1967•68•70Baker, Donald ................................1988Baker, Mark ........................1979•81•82Baldwin, Bradley ................ 2015Baldwin, George A. .......................1960Banks, Walter S. .................1953•54•55Barclay, Sean ......................2000•01•03Barnes, Dan ...................2004•05•06•07Baroli, Chris ........................2004•05•06Bartlett, David ...............................1977Bass, Anthony ....................2006•07•08Bates, Brock ..................2011•12•13•14Baywell, Tim..................2001•02•03•04Beaton, Dave ........................... 1975•76Bechard, Vic ............................. 1977•78Belcher, Tim ..................................1977Belisle, Jeff .........................1993•94•95Bellman, Bill..................1989•90•91•92Bellovich, Michael .........................1954Berezinski, Ken ..............1985•86•87•88Berson, Edward .............................1957Bessette, Steve ........................ 1985•86Bezeau, Eugene .............................1982Biehl, Eric ......................2000•01•02•03Biehl, Jeff ......................2000•01•02•03Bilkovic, Christian ..........2012•13•14•15Bishop, Dave.......................1985•86•87Blackwell, Morris ..................... 1973•76Bleuenstein, Mark P. ......................1962Blom, Matt ....................................1996Bockhausen, Chris J. ................ 1964•65Bodrie, James ................................1982Boehm, Eric ............................. 2003•04Bolla, Robert N. ....................... 1948•49Bonin, Louis .......................1988•89•90Boos, Gregory John ............1972•73•74Boruta, Roman E. ..........................1951Brabant, Matt .......................... 1992•93Branch, James M. .................... 1961•62Braun, Jim ..........................1994•95•96Brecht, Greg ..................1973•74•75•76Broder, John ............................ 1977•78Brooks, Robert J. ................. 1952•1953Brown, Charles D. ...............1953•54•56Brown, Theodore C. .......................1954Brownell, Arthur C. ........................1945Bruno, Lawernce W. .......................1965Brzenk, Philip ................................1965Buda, Ted J. ...................................1964Burke, Douglas ...................1972•73•74Burns, Scott ...................................1973Burton, Mike .................................1998Buter, Ryan .............................. 2011•12Butkiewicz, John D. .......................1962

•••C•••Cannon, Robert J. ...............1968•69•70Canu, James ............................ 1972•73Carbone, Dino ...............................1979Carpenter, Erik ...............................1993Carr, Edward E. ........................ 1956•58Carr, Robert W. ...................1967•68•69Carrell, Jeremy.................2013•14Carroll, Dan ........................1982•83•84Carter, Luther ................................1950Cerroni, Gary ........................... 1997•98Chafin, Rob.............................. 1992•93Chamberlain, Donald ....................1945Chapel, Clyde.................................1942Chapieski, Jason ...................... 2005•06Chapman, Ralph N. ................. 1944•46Chapp, Gary ...................1994•95•96•97Chapp, Ryan ............................ 2001•02Chops, Joseph ......................... 1981•82Christian, Steven R. ................. 1964•65Church, Spencer .............. 2014•15Churchward, Drew ................... 2008•09Ciennik, Andrew ............2009•10•11•12Ciennik, J.J. ............................. 2011•12Claerr, Andy ........................2004•05•07Clark, Darrin ..................................1993Clark, Michael J. .................1967•68•69Clarke, Charles J.............................1947Clifton, Cole .................... 2014•15Coakley, Derric...............................1989Coates, John A. ..............................1943Coil, Ernie ................................ 1973•74Cole, Charles R. ..............................1950 Cole, Larry J. ..................................1972Collier, Don ....................................1991Collins, Richard W. .........................1967Collins, William...................1941•46•47Conrad, Rick ..................................1989Conrad, Robert L ..................... 1959•60Conrad, William C. ................... 1957•58Conti, JT ............................. 2015Conti, Nicholas A. ..........1966•67•68•69Cook, Lawrence J. ...............1958•59•60Cooper, Brady ................2007•08•09•10Cooper, Jim.............................. 1970•71Copeland, Jason ............1995•96•97•98Coppol, Richard J. ...............1969•70•72Coratti, Angelo ..............................1950Cortez, Ron ....................................1990Cortis, Wilfred C. Jr. .................. 1967•68Covell, David R. ..............................1944Cowan, George D. ..........................1962Craft, William H. ............................1949Cravens, William H.........................1948Crockett, David M. ................... 1942•43Croskey, David ...............1979•80•81•82Croteau, William A. .................. 1952•53Crow, Cecil .....................................1981Cunningham, Eric ...............2012•13•14Cun-

ningham, Matt ..............2005•06•07•08Cupples, Terence M. .......1967•68•69•70

•••D•••D’Ambrosio, Eugene D. .......1948•49•50Dalman, Caleb ...............2007•08•10•11Darin, Fred .........................1979•81•82Davis, Kenny ............................ 2012-13Davis, Jake .............................. 2014•15Davis, Mark ............................. 2001•02DeFrancis, Justin ..................... 2011•12Delano, Joe .........................1995•97•98Delapaz, Cosme ....................... 1978•79DeMarco, Tony ...............................1977Demers, Nick ........................... 2003•04Dempsey, Dan ....................1979•81•82Deskins, Mitchell ..................... 1992•93DeSmedt, John ..............................1981Devine, Gary.......................1992•93•94Diaz, Kevin ....................1985•86•87•88DiCristofaro, Frank ................... 2004•05Digue, Doug ..................................1973DiMaggio, Angelo ................... 1974•75DiPaola, Gerald F. ...............1957•58•59DiStefano, Joe ...............................1989Dobronski, Clarence R. ............. 1944•45Doggett, Eric .................................1996Dollens, James T. ...........................1967Drouillard, Pat ......................... 1989•90Dubas, Charles L. ...........1949•50•51•52DuCharme, Steve ..................... 1986•87Dudek, Edward ..............................1962Duffy, Timothy ......................... 1978•81Dufour, Gerry ........................... 2004•05Duncan, George....................... 1956•60Dunneback, Charlie ................. 2008•09

•••E•••Eady, Eddie .........................1982•83•84Eder, Thomas C. .............................1969Edison, Donald M. .........................1952Eichhorn, Ralph W. ........................1965Ellison, Chris .......................1997•98•99Emmi, Mike ............................. 1975•76Essian, Matt........................1993•94•95

•••F•••Fagan, Terence J. ..................... 1957•58Fagenson, William ..............1946•47•48Fairchild, Dan .......................... 2001•02Falvo, Sean ....................................2010Fenech, Mike ........................... 1997•98Fernandez, Alexis ...............1986•87•88Filipiak, Stanley ....................... 1944•45Finkelstein, Stanley ................. 1951•53Finlayson, Bruce R. ........1966•67•68•69Finn, Bob ................................. 1975•77Fiorenzi, Larry W. ...........................1968Flannery, Tim .....................1975•76•77Fleming, Mark ......................... 1995•96Flora, Gerald ..................................1964Foscarin, Robby .............................2008Fournier, Matt ......................... 1995•96Fowler, Douglas ....................... 1978•79Francis, Jewell P. ............................1958Frankel, Charles M. ........................1948Frazee, Gary ............................ 1975•76Frederick, David ...................... 2013•14French, Chris..................................1989

•••G•••Gaffka, Lawrence R. ................. 1947•48Gaines, Tyrone ......................... 1988•89Galeas, John ..................................1954Gamache, Steve.............................1978Ganfield, Michael ..........1988•89•90•92Garavaglia, Carl L. ................... 1965•67Garbacz, Phillip ..................1999•00•01Garsky, Brian .................................1995Gawronski, Francis J. .....................1947Gebara, Chris .................2011•12•13•14Gengle, Robert J. ..................... 1970•72Gendron, Nathan ................. 2015Gentel, Robert A. ...........................1943George, Gary ........................... 1977•78George, Tim ............................. 2006•08Gerbe, John ............................. 1981•82Gerwatowski, Jesse ................. 1995•96Giordano, Anthony .................. 1990•91Gloor, Edward A. ............................1963 Glowaz, Donald J. ..........................1965Glynn, Jeff .....................................1988Goglewski, Richard.................. 1954•55Gold, Sidney ............................ 1944•45Goodwin, Glynn L. ..............1960•61•62Grady, Kevin ..................................1988Gratz, Mike .............................. 2001•02Gray, Robert ............................ 1982•84Green, Bill ..........................1979•81•82Greenfield, Arthur W. Jr. ................1951Grenier, Dennis G. ..........................1960Grewe, Edward ..............................1967Grondin, Paul C...................1961•62•63Gross, Jason ........................1992•93•94Grove, Harold L. ..................1952•53•54Grzybowski, Chris ..........................1981Gualtieri, Lawrence ................. 1956•57Guenther, Brad ..............2010•11•12-13Guzek, Kevin .................................1979

•••H•••Hacias, Martin ....................1970•72•73Haines, Gerald ....................1963•64•65Haisenleder, Michael ............... 1986•89Haley, George ................................1950Hall, Brandyn ..................2013•14 Hall, Dan .......................................1981Halverson, Donald H. ............... 1954•55Hammond, Jerjuan........................1999Hann, Jason...................................1989Hardin, Eric ....................1998•99•00•01Harmon, Steve ..............................1986 Harms, Griffin ................. 2014•15Hartfelder, Joey ............................ 2014Hasshaw, Ken ................1975•76•77•78Hassinger, John E. ................... 1959•60Hathcock, Bobby ..................... 1994•95Hazely, John M. ..................1947•49•50Hendrian, Ken ......................... 1990•91Henry, John A. ...............................1955Herndon, Raymond ............1955•56•57Hertenstein, Ron ...........1955•56•57•58Higgins, Tyler.................................2010Hild, Chris ...........................1991•92•93Hill, Earl W. ....................................1942Hill, Kyle ........................2004•05•06•07

Hilton, Chris .......................2000•01•02Hines, Tony ....................................2007Holdsworth, Fred A. ...........1947•48•49Hooven, Lafayette J. ................ 1946•47Hoover, Manillo C. ................... 1957•58Hopson, James ...................1982•83•84Horn, Taylor ..........................2013Horvath, Chris ................ 2014•15Horvath, Matt................1993•94•95•96Howe, Cliff .....................................1987Hribar, Louis F. ...............................1955Hudie, Vincent W. .................... 1947•48Hurley, Billy ........................2010•11•12

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•••L•••Laethem, Dan................1973•74•75•76Lalley, Sean ...................................1993LaMantia, Paul ........................ 2009•10Lambert, Steven .................1982•83•84Lange, James A. ............................1945LaPensee, Ryan .............2007•08•09•10Lapides, Hy G.................................1948Lappeus, Roger C. .................... 1959•60LaRosa, Danny ......................... 1964•65Larsen, Robert G. ..................... 1942•43Lason, Aaron .................................1998Lau, Chris ......................................1989Lave, Dave .....................................1993Lavin, Angelo .....................1960•62•63Lawrence, Eric ...............................1995Lawson, Aaron ...................1998•00•01Lawson, Jake .................................1999LeBlanc, Keaton..................2012•13•14Ledbetter, Rex ...............1974•75•76•77Leggatt, Robert B. .........................1957Lepri, Mark .............................. 2012•13Lequier, George A. ................... 1957•58Lewandowski, Bob ........................1978Lewis, Gerald L ..............................1967Lewis, Josh ....................................2008Limback, Mark ...................1979•81•82Link, Steven ..................................1984Linton, James .......................... 1997•98Lipa, Chester .................................1941Lisowski, Thomas ..........................1972Little, Dane ...................2006•07•08•09Loconsole, Aaron ......................... 2015Loehr, Tyler ....................2008•09•10•11Lokuta, Miguel ........................ 2003•04

Lord, John J. ..................................1956Lozon, Kenny .................................1997Lyon, Steve .............................. 1973•74

•••M•••Maas, Keith ...................................1984Macauley, Dan ...............................1993MacDonald, Scott ...............1970•72•73Mackey, James A. ..........................1958MacMillan, James A. .....................1957MacMillan, John .................1950•51•52Madeja, Ken ............................ 1973•74Magier, Mike .................1992•93•94•95Mahalak, Matt....................2010•11•12Maltese, Mike ................................1975Maluzhinsky, Michael .............. 2000•01Mancherian, Warren ................ 1990•91Manis, Nathan ................ 2014•15Marra, Peter ..................1984•85•86•87Marra, Tom .........................1991•92•93Marsh, Theodore ................1941•42•43Marshall, Ron .......................... 1996•99Marten, Bobby ..............2002•03•04•05Martin, Randy ...............................1974Martin, Scott .................2006•07•08•09Maszal, C.J. ....................................2011Matos, A.J. .....................2011•12•13•14Matzka, Dan ..................................1979Maziarz, Cass .................................1973Mazur, Justin .................2007•08•09•10Mazzella, Richard S. ......................1960McArthur, Donald ..........................1981McCamant, Timothy ................ 1981•82McClorey, James M. ................. 1963•64McCloskey, Joseph J. ......................1969McCormick, John ...........................1941McKinzie, John H. ..........................1952McLauchlin, Todd ...............1992•93•94McLenaghan, David.......................1967McMechan, Andrew D. ..................1953McMullin, Edward .........................1941Melcher, Mike ................................1981Mergener, Ryan ................... 2015Messenger, Andrew L ....................1945Michelis, Ronald J. ..............1963•64•65Miele, John....................1996•97•98•99Miller, Brian........................1988•89•90Miller, Henry ........................... 1989•90Miller, Kyle ....................................2006Miller, Terry ...................................2002Miller, Tim ..........................1997•99•00Milo, Charles B...............................1950Minadeo, Dan .......................... 1993•94Minagawa, Yuki ....................... 2005•07Minckiewicz, Mike .........................2002Misch, Carl E. ......................1967•68•69 Mohner, Mickey .............................2013Molis, Julius ............ 1941•42•43•44•45Mondoux, Dave ....................... 1989•90Monley, Ed .............................. 1992•93Montecillo, Jerry J. .............1957•58•59Moore, Kevin ................................ 2015Moore, Rob....................................1990Moraniec, Marty ...................... 1990•91Morrison, Kevin ....................... 1989•91Mosher, Ryan .....................2005•06•09Mullins, James W. .................... 1964•65Munson, Ronald E. ........................1960Murley, Mike ....................... 2015

•••N•••Nagel, Edward E. ...........................1962Nantais, Tom .................................1977Napier, Tim .........................1991•92•93Neal, Joe.............................2002•03•04Neubacher, Dennis .................. 1960•61Neubacher, James .........1943•46•47•48Neuman, Jerry F. ...........................1961Newitt, Brad ............................ 1999•00Newsted, Michael..........1998•99•00•01Noechel, Richard C................... 1962•63Norman, Jerrel T. ...........................1961Nunez, Manuel ..............................1956

•••O•••Oberliesen, Jim .............................1970O’Connor, Sean ...................2000•01•04Odorico, Enrico ........................ 1961•62Okis, Rick ................................. 2001•02Olejarz, Mike ........................... 1977•78Olesen, Victor L. .............................1953Oliver, Jamieson ...................... 1995•96Olszewski, Dennis ........... 2014•15Olson, Tom .........................2008•09•10Ortiz, Richard .....................1952•53•54Oshinsky, Albert A. .............1954•55•56Owens, Ron ...................................1995Oxner, John ............................. 1995•96

•••P•••Paglino, Joseph .............................1981Palmeri, Lenn .......................... 1975•76Parker, Roger D. ....................... 1963•64Parkes, Duane A. ...........................1943Parness, Abe ..................................1945Parrott, Michael..................1970•72•73Partyka, Matt .......................... 1976•77Pasini, Craig ............................ 1986•87Paskulovich, Don ..................... 1975•77Pate, Chuck ............................. 2006•07Pattison, Ervin ...............................1951Pawlak, John .................................1988Peake, Daniel ............. 2013•14•15Pearson, Roland A. .................. 1954•55Perentesis, Harry ...........1941•42•43•44Perkins, Mike .................1986•87•88•89Pershing, Robert L. .............1952•53•54Peterson, Nicholas .........................1951Peterson, Scott ..............................1988

Petrouleas, Christ .................... 1960•62Phelps, Craig ......................1999•01•02Pidsosny, Rusty .............................2007Pierse, Alex....................2010•11•12-13Pike, Gerald O. ......................... 1952•57Ponticelli, Kevin..................1977•78•79Post, Corey .............................. 2011•12Presley, David .......................... 1985•85Presley, Kenneth ...........................1984Pruitt, Lance S. ..............1969•70•71•72Pyles, William R. ............................1965

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Sylvester, Justin ..................2010•11•12

•••T•••Tarczy, Steve R. ........................ 1948•49Teasley, Ron ..................................1973Teasley, Ronald........................ 1945•47Tersigni, Mike ................................1993Tessmer, Jason......................... 1997•99Thomas, Bobby .............................2011Thomas, Jared ......................... 1999•00Thow, Lawrence E...............1958•59•60Thurman, David....................... 1980•81Tobey, Jared ........................ 2015Tobin, Todd .............................. 1997•99Tompson, Tyler ............... 2014•15Torres, Donald J. ............................1946Toth, Steven ..................1983•84•85•86Totten, Ralph .................................1953Trammer, Darryl ............................1996Trevillian, Robert ...........................1943Trojan, Alex ...................2009•10•11•12Tumbarello, Nick ..................... 1976•77Turk, Steve ....................................1973Turner, Eric ....................................2005Turrell, John .......................1999•00•01

•••U•••Urdea, Myron G. ............1944•45•46•48

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•••Y•••Yaquinto, Michael ...............1972•73•74Yenrick, Mat ............................ 2005•06

•••Z•••Zaglaniczny, Michael .....................1984Zaleski, Mitchell J. ................... 1967•68Zalucki, Mike ........................... 1974•75Zang, Eugene E. ..................1950•51•52Zdeb, Paul D. ........................... 1954•55Zelmanski, Dave ............1975•76•77•78Zelmanski, Gary ............................1978Zielinski, Mike ....................1994•95•96Zielke, Gary ...................2002•03•04•05Zimmerman, Kyle ..........2012•13•14•15Zsenyuk, Alex J. ....................... 1948•49Zuccaro, Donald .............................1964

Bold italics indicate active players

BASEBALL PLAYERS/STAFF INDUCTED INTO THE WAYNE STATE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

Naif Baidoon, 2007Greg Brecht, 2004

Michael J. Clark, 1991William Collins, 1984Dave Croskey, 2008

Rodger George, 2006Angelo Gust, 1994

John M. Hazely, 1983

Paul J. Janas, 1995Frank Jeney, 2011Robert Kloss, 2000

Ryan LaPensée, 2016Mark Limback, 1999

Leo S. Maas, 1982Ken Madeja, 2006John Miele, 2008

Michael Newsted, 2007Christ Petrouleas, 2003Kevin Ponticelli, 1994Gordon A. Reck, 1990

Jack Rice, 1978Robert Solomon, 1985Ronald Teasley, 1986Jon Weisman, 2015

Frederick Wolcott, 1988Chris Wouters, 1999

David Zelmanski, 1994


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Former Wayne State University standout, Brad Guenther, signed a contract with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim organization after his outstanding WSU playing career in 2013.

The senior catcher was the 2013 GLIAC Player of the Year. He was the fourth Wayne State baseball student-athlete to receive the Player of the Year award and first since Frank Jeney in 2005.

Guenther was also a Tino Martinez Award semifinalist, which is presented to the most outstanding player in DII college baseball. The annual honor is named after the former University of Tampa Spartan, United States Olympian, first round draft pick and MLB All-Star, Tino Martinez.

Former WSU right-hander Anthony Bass, a non-roster invitee to the 2011 San Diego Padres spring training camp, made his major league debut on June 13, 2011, at Coors Field in Colorado. He earned the win after five strong innings, allowing just one run on five hits as the Padres defeated the Rockies, 3-1.

In 2012, Bass started 15 games for the Padres while battling injuries throughout the course of the year. He won two games but logged nearly 100 innings. He spent the 2014 season with the Houston Astros and played for the Texas Rangers in 2015. He will play for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters in Sapporo as part of the Pacific League of Nippon Professional Baseball. A fixture on the WSU pitching staff from 2006-08, Bass was an All-American in 2008 as well as the GLIAC Pitcher of the Year.

Selected by the Padres in the fifth round (165th overall) in 2008, Bass was the first Warrior drafted since Steve Squires in 2005, and the highest-drafted player in program history.

After his playing time at Wayne State University, Michael Wiseman opted to stay in the game as an umpire. Wiseman started his career in 2012 in the Gulf Coast League (R) where he even umpired a perfect game early in the season. He was promoted in 2012 to the New York Penn League (Short Season A) to

finish the season. He began the 2013 season in the New York Penn League before being promoted to the South Atlantic League (Low A). He worked the entire 2014 season in the Florida State League (High A), including the All-Star game and both the division series and championships series during the playoffs. The former Warrior catcher was promoted to the Eastern League (AA) in 2015, which is where he will be assigned to begin the 2016 season with aspirations of reaching the big leagues. Wiseman was a two-time captain for the Green & Gold from 2008-2011. He also earned First team All-American status as well as the Division II National Defensive Player of the Year in 2011. His ended his collegiate career with a .360 batting average and is WSU’s all-time RBI king with 183. He ranks first in games played and at bats, and is second in runs, hits, doubles, extra base hits and walks, while ranking third all-time in home runs.

2011 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPPULASKI (R) 6.67 0-3 16 0 0 0 0 28.1 25 29 21 18 20 1.522012CLI (A) 4.22 0-3 14 11 1 1 1 64.0 71 33 30 15 40 1.34HIGH DESERT (A) 6.28 7-3 14 13 0 0 0 77.1 94 57 54 34 47 1.652013JACKSON (AA) 4.04 3-1 8 8 0 0 0 42.1 49 28 19 20 22 1.63HIGH DESERT (A) 5.69 2-5 12 12 0 0 0 55.1 69 44 35 17 39 1.552014 HIGH DESERT (A) 4.97 5-5 28 11 0 0 0 79.2 102 68 44 35 59 1.722015RENO (AAA) 16.20 0-0 3 1 0 0 0 6.2 14 12 12 6 6 3.00VISALIA (A ADV) 7.04 0-2 2 2 0 0 0 7.2 13 9 6 4 5 2.22HILLSBORO (A SHORT) 0.60 1-0 3 2 0 0 0 15.0 6 1 1 4 17 2.86CAREER (5 SEASONS) 5.31 19-22 100 60 1 1 1 376.1 443 281 222 153 255 1.58

ANTHONY BASS - CAREER STATISTICSMAJOR LEAGUES (2011-15)

ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIP2011 SAN DIEGO (NL) 1.68 2-0 27 3 0 0 0 48.1 41 9 9 21 24 1.282012 SAN DIEGO (NL) 4.73 2-8 24 15 1 0 1 97.0 89 59 51 39 80 1.672013 SAN DIEGO (NL) 5.36 0-0 24 0 0 0 0 42.0 51 26 25 20 31 1.69 2014 HOUSTON (AL) 6.33 1-1 21 0 0 0 2 27.0 32 20 19 7 7 1.442015 TEXAS (AL) 4.50 0-0 33 0 0 0 0 64.0 66 33 32 20 45 1.34TOTAL 4.40 5-9 129 18 1 0 3 278.1 279 147 136 107 187 1.39

MINOR LEAGUES (2008-15)2008 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPEUGENE (SS) 2.10 2-2 25 0 0 0 7 34.1 25 12 8 14 41 1.14

2009 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPFORT WAYNE (A) 2.19 9-3 18 18 0 0 0 90.1 79 31 22 25 69 1.15LAKE ELSINORE (A ADV.) 3.51 3-0 10 8 0 0 0 33.1 33 17 13 14 20 1.41TOTAL 2.55 12-3 28 26 0 0 0 123.2 112 48 35 39 89 1.22

2010 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPLAKE ELSINORE (A ADV.) 3.13 8-7 27 27 0 0 0 132.1 124 59 46 20 109 1.09PORTLAND (AAA) 7.94 0-1 1 1 0 0 0 5.2 7 5 5 3 3 1.77TOTAL 3.33 8-8 28 28 0 0 0 138.0 131 64 51 23 112 1.12

2011 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPSAN ANTONIO (AA) 3.75 6-4 13 13 0 0 0 69.2 62 31 29 21 62 1.19TUCSON (AAA) 1.80 1-0 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 6 1 1 0 3 1.20TOTAL 3.62 7-4 14 14 0 0 0 74.2 68 32 30 21 65 1.19

2012 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPTUCSON (AAA) 5.63 0-0 3 3 0 0 0 8.0 8 6 5 0 9 1.67

2013 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPTUCSON (AAA) 5.45 4-6 15 15 0 0 0 79.1 108 51 48 17 60 1.58

2014 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPQC (A) 0.00 0-0 3 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 2 0 0 6 0.50OKC (AAA) 3.31 0-2 14 0 0 0 1 16.1 15 9 6 6 14 1.29TOTAL 2.66 0-2 17 1 0 0 1 20.1 17 11 6 6 20 1.13

2015 ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPRR (AAA) 10.38 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 4.1 9 5 5 1 3 2.31

CAREER (MINORS) ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIPEIGHT SEASONS 3.51 33-25 132 87 0 0 8 482.2 478 229 188 121 399 1.24

In the 28th round of the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft, senior right-hander Brett Shankin was selected by the Seattle Mariners with the 843rd overall pick, becoming the first Warrior to be drafted since Anthony Bass in 2008.

He reported to the Clinton LumberKings of the Midwest League and closed his 2012 campaign with the High Desert Mavericks both Class A teams. In 2013, he spilt time with the Jackson Generals (AA) and the High Desert Mavericks (Advanced A). In 2014, he spent the entire season with the Mavericks. Lasts eason, he split time between AAA (Hillsboro Hops), and A (Visalia Rawhide).

An All-GLIAC and All-Region selection in 2011, Shankin went 7-3 with a 2.79 ERA in 15 appearances in his final collegiate season. He led the WSU staff with 70 strikeouts, posted the third-best strikeout/walk ratio (4.67) in school history, and held opposing hitters to a .215 average.Shankin won 18 games in his four-year career at Wayne State, sixth-most in program history, and

posted a 2.28 strikeout/walk ratio in 217.2 career innings.

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TOP TEN ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN PROGRAM HISTORYApril 29, 1941: The program recorded its first win, 11-8, over Eastern Michigan.

1945-47: Ronald Teasley sets program record for career batting average (.415) and signs with the Brooklyn Dodgers to become just the eighth African American to sign a professional baseball contract.

1974: Paul Janas becomes the first baseball student-athlete to earn CoSIDA Academic All-America honors. In total, WSU baseball has had 13 All-Americans, 10 Academic All-Americans and 26 WSU Athletics Hall of Fame inductees.

1980-82: WSU won three straight GLIAC Championships. In total, the program has seven GLIAC titles (1980-82, 1998, 2005, 2008, 2010) and one PAC Championship (1959).

2002-03: The “Green Monster” was installed. Former head coach Rodger George’s #30 was retired and later posted on the wall. In 2013, the Department of Athletics and the baseball program announced the Harwell Field project. WSU has played at the current site of the WSU Baseball Field since 1969.

May 8, 2005: WSU scored six runs in the final two innings to overcome a 9-6 deficit and secure a GLIAC regular-season championship in the final league game. Adwin Springer, Jon Weisman and Frank Jeney all hit home runs in the contest.

2008: Anthony Bass becomes the highest draft pick in school history as he was selected in the fifth round by the San Diego Padres. The baseball program has sent 35 student-athletes to the professional ranks.

2011: Michael Wiseman was named an All-American by Daktronics, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and the American Baseball Coaches Association. He was also voted ABCA Division II Defensive Player of the Year. Wiseman helped the Green & Gold qualify for the NCAA Tournament on two occasions. As a program WSU has participated in six NCAA Tournaments (2005, 2008, 2010-12, 2014).

1941-2015: Over 1,000 former letterwinners, which include professional baseball players, business executives, educators, medical professionals, lawyers, engineers, coaches, entrepreneurs and community leaders.

1941-2015: WSU has seven league/conference Coach of the Year, five conference Player of the Year, three Freshmen of the Year, and two Pitcher of the Year award winners.

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THIS IS

To Thee our Alma MaterHomage we bring.

Brave hearts raise grateful voicesThy praise to sing.

Young art thou, young and strong;Renowned shalt thou live, and long;

Honors to thee will throng--and Fame to thee cling.

HYMN TO WAYNE

The Green and Gold of old Wayne U.flies over the field today.

Our hearts are light for with our mightA vict’ry is on its way.

WSU FIGHT SONG

We laud thee, Alma Mater. Guardian of Right.

Thou art our guide, our mentor--Thy name shines bright.

Keep Learning’s light aflame,and hold Truth a sacred name,

Honor, thy steadfast aim.All Hail to thy might!

The team is strong, for them we’ll cheer,Wayne U. will march along.

And at the end our voices blendin Wayne U.’s vict’ry song.

TOP TEN ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN PROGRAM HISTORYApril 29, 1941: The program recorded its first win, 11-8, over Eastern Michigan.

1945-47: Ronald Teasley sets program record for career batting average (.415) and signs with the Brooklyn Dodgers to become just the eighth African American to sign a professional baseball contract.

1974: Paul Janas becomes the first baseball student-athlete to earn CoSIDA Academic All-America honors. In total, WSU baseball has had 13 All-Americans, 10 Academic All-Americans and 26 WSU Athletics Hall of Fame inductees.

1980-82: WSU won three straight GLIAC Championships. In total, the program has seven GLIAC titles (1980-82, 1998, 2005, 2008, 2010) and one PAC Championship (1959).

2002-03: The “Green Monster” was installed. Former head coach Rodger George’s #30 was retired and later posted on the wall. In 2013, the Department of Athletics and the baseball program announced the Harwell Field project. WSU has played at the current site of the WSU Baseball Field since 1969.

May 8, 2005: WSU scored six runs in the final two innings to overcome a 9-6 deficit and secure a GLIAC regular-season championship in the final league game. Adwin Springer, Jon Weisman and Frank Jeney all hit home runs in the contest.

2008: Anthony Bass becomes the highest draft pick in school history as he was selected in the fifth round by the San Diego Padres. The baseball program has sent 35 student-athletes to the professional ranks.

2011: Michael Wiseman was named an All-American by Daktronics, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and the American Baseball Coaches Association. He was also voted ABCA Division II Defensive Player of the Year. Wiseman helped the Green & Gold qualify for the NCAA Tournament on two occasions. As a program WSU has participated in six NCAA Tournaments (2005, 2008, 2010-12, 2014).

1941-2015: Over 1,000 former letterwinners, which include professional baseball players, business executives, educators, medical professionals, lawyers, engineers, coaches, entrepreneurs and community leaders.

1941-2015: WSU has seven league/conference Coach of the Year, five conference Player of the Year, three Freshmen of the Year, and two Pitcher of the Year award winners.

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THEWARRIORWAY- 294 ALL-AMERICANS OVER THE PAST DECADE

- NEARLY 54,000 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE VOLUNTEERED THE PAST SIX YEARS

- STUDENT-ATHLETES CARRY A CUMULATIVE 3.10 GPA

- WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING WON THE 2012 NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AND HAVE CAPTURED THE GLIAC CHAMPIONSHIP EACH OF THE LAST SIX SEASONS - WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HAS QUALIFIED FOR THE NCAA TOURNAMENT THE LAST THREE SEASONS INCLUDING BACK-TO-BACK SWEET 16 TRIPS IN 2013 AND 2014

- SOFTBALL WON ITS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE GLIAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2015. WSU HAS ADVANCED TO THE NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES THREE TIMES IN PROGRAM HISTORY

- WOMEN’S TENNIS COMPETED IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT IN 2015 FOR THE NINTH TIME IN THE LAST 11 SEASONS AFTER WINNING BOTH THE 2014 GLIAC REGULAR SEASON AND TOURNAMENT TITLES.

THEWARRIORWAY - IN 2011, FOOTBALL WAS THE NATIONAL RUNNER-UP

- BASEBALL HAS ADVANCED TO THE NCAA TOURNAMENT FOUR TIMES IN THE PAST SIX YEARS

- MEN’S GOLF HAS PLAYED IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 10 TIMES IN THE PAST 12 YEARS

- THE WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD PLACED SIXTH AT THE 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS, THE HIGHEST FINISH IN SCHOOL HISTORY

WAYNESTATEUNIVERSITY AIMHIGHER - MORE THAN 380 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS IN 13

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

- ANNUAL RESEARCH EXPENDITURES OF NEARLY $245 MILLION

- AMONG ONLY 3.5 PERCENT OF U.S. UNIVERSITIES WITH THE CARNEGIE FOUNDATION CLASSIFICATION OF RU/VH (RESEARCH UNIVERSITY, VERY HIGH RESEARCH ACTIVITY)

- NEARLY 400 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

- NEARLY $340 MILLION IN FINANCIAL AID WAS AWARDED IN 2014; LOWEST UNDERGRADUATE RESIDENT TUITION OF MICHIGAN’S THREE RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES

- WITH MORE THAN 1,000 STUDENTS, THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BOASTS A 97.5 RESIDENCY MATCH RATE

- WSU IS THE SEVENTH LARGEST DETROIT EMPLOYER

- A LEADER IN GREEN TECHNOLOGY, THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING WAS FIRST IN THE NATION TO LAUNCH AN ELECTRIC-DRIVE VECHICLE ENGINEERING PROGRAM AND OFFER AN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY MASTER’S PROGRAM.

- STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES IN 20 COUNTRIES ON FIVE CONTINENTS

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75 percent of Wayne State Law School graduates live and work in Michigan.

n One of the nation’s 50 largest public universities, with Michigan’s most diverse student body.

n More than 370 degree and certificate programs in 13 schools and colleges.

n Annual research expenditures of nearly $260 million.

n Nearly 400 student organizations.

n Nearly $357 million in financial aid was awarded in 2012; lowest undergraduate resident tuition of Michigan’s three research universities.

n Affiliations with more than 100 institutions worldwide.

n Among only 2.3 percent of U.S. universities with the Carnegie Foundation classification of RU/VH (Research University, Very High research activity).

n The Department of Chemistry was ranked among the top 100 in the world by the Academic Ranking of World Universities, which studied more than 1,000 universities and published results of the best 500 at shanghairanking.com.

n Wayne State is a partner with Michigan State University and the University of Michigan in the University Research Corridor, helping create a vibrant state economy.

n Wayne State’s swimming and diving teams have swept the 2013 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Swimming and Diving Championships three years in a row.

n With more than 1,600 students, the School of Medicine is the nation’s largest single-campus medical school.

n TechTown, Wayne State’s research park and business incubator, serves nearly 120 tenant companies.

n The Hilberry Theatre, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, is the nation’s first and longest-running graduate repertory theatre.

n Sixth-largest Detroit employer.

n Alumni of the College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts include a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and recipients of and nominees for the Grammy, Emmy, Tony, Golden Globe, Obie, Screen Actors Guild and Caldecott awards.

n A leader in green technology, the College of Engineering was first in the nation to launch an electric-drive vehicle engineering program and offer an alternative energy technology master’s program.

n Home to the only National Institutes of Health branch dedicated to the study of premature birth and infant mortality. Since locating to Detroit in 2002, the Perinatology Research Branch (PRB) has produced life-saving research, cared for more than 20,000 at-risk mothers, contributed more than $350 million to Michigan’s economy, and employed more than 130 physicians, researchers and staff members.

n Awarded a new 10-year contract in 2013 to continue the PRB’s groundbreaking research. Studies have concluded that the PRB’s economic impact during this period will exceed $347 million, and new earnings to Michigan residents over the contract’s life are expected to total $143 million.

n Study abroad opportunities in 20 countries on five continents.

n One of only six Michigan universities selected for the Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship program, designed to address a significant shortage of math and science teachers.

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Wayne State University Board of Governors Debbie Dingell, chair, Gary S. Pollard, vice chair, Eugene Driker, Diane L. Dunaskiss, Paul E. Massaron, David A. Nicholson, Sandra Hughes O’Brien, Kim Trent, Allen Gilmore, ex officio

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75 percent of WSU’s 245,000 alumni live in Michigan, providing leadership for the state’s economic renewal.

About 30 percent of Michigan’s practicing physicians — and more than 40 percent of practicing physicians in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties — received all or part of their medical training at Wayne State University.

Wayne State in 30 secondsSince 1868, Wayne State University has been an engaged and motivated community of scholars in the heart of Detroit. Today, nearly 29,000 students from every U.S. state and 70 countries are pursuing degrees on our Midtown campus and five extension centers, earning an education at a nationally ranked research university strengthened by the culture, industry and diversity of its urban environment.

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60 The Wayne State Athletic Department has developed a comprehensive approach to academic services for its student-athletes. The department’s goal is to assist student-athletes in pursuit of their designated course of studies and ultimately to achieve graduation. This objective is facilitated by appropriate academic advising, major selection, tutorial assistance and other life skill development and academic support services. A major goal of athletic academic services is to significantly increase the department’s graduation rate over the next five years and to continually emphasize the success of WSU’s student-athletes in the community. Part of the initiative already has been realized by the department’s annual Spring Academic Recognition Luncheon that honors student-athletes with a 3.5 or better term grade point average. The name of each graduate is permanently displayed on a brick as part of the department’s “Wall of Fame.” The recognition is prominently displayed in the main concourse as you enter the Matthaei Athletic Facility Complex.

Academic Monitoring The Department of Athletics utilizes Grades First software, a monitoring alert system in which instructors, learning specialists and tutors provide notification to students and their coaches about progress in their classes. In conjunction with the coaching staff, requests for information about class attendance and performance are sent to each instructor through the system. The academic coordinator tracks individual progress, schedules meetings with students as appropriate, and personally contacts instructors as necessary. Counseling/Mentoring The coordinator meets with student-athletes individually and arranges for group meetings/workshops with other support service personnel regarding academic, athletic, career, and/or personal issues (for example, group sessions covering such topics as test-taking skills, time management, learning styles, etc.) The Department of Athletics has collaborative relationships with many other critical units on campus to help provide appropriate support services. Advising/Registration In conjunction with academic advisors in the University Advising Center, the coordinator assists student-athletes with term course planning and registration, including holding special student-athlete Orientation sessions to introduce them to NCAA and GLIAC eligibility requirements and departmental academic policies as well as to Wayne State University’s academic programs, procedures and regulations, and services. The office also works closely with academic advisors in all the university’s schools and colleges to ensure appropriate semester course selection and timely progress towards degree. The office serves as a clearinghouse for information about campus resources and student support services, university forms, enrollment deadlines and institutional academic policies and procedures. Structured Study In an effort to help ensure the academic success and the development of consistent study patterns of student-athletes, the coordinator organizes supervised study sessions for each team. Tutorial Services, Writing Center, Mathematics Laboratory The university provides free peer tutoring in most subject areas either on a drop-in or by-appointment basis. In the event that the Academic Success Center cannot provide tutoring for a specific class, the Department of Athletics has set aside funds to hire individual tutors. The coordinator works with academic department chairs to identify qualified tutors and is always available to arrange special individual or group sessions in a variety of areas. As in all other services, the office works in a proactive manner to provide assistance before academic problems arise.

ATHLETIC ACADEMIC SERVICES

(From left to right) Jared Tobey, Jake Davis, Jeff Sorenson, Cole Clifton, Ryan Mergener, Mike Murley, JT Conti, Christian Bilkovic and Griffin Harms

being recognized at the Annual Academic Recognition Luncheon.

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITYCoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

Alison Allen Softball 2012 1st Team InfieldChris Allen Basketball 1976 3rd Team ForwardMark Avery Baseball 1992 3rd Team CatcherErika Barczak Diving 2008 1st Team At-LargeEttore Bianchi Fencing 1984 1st Team At-LargeAndrew Ciennik Baseball 2012 1st Team InfieldShannon Clark Softball 1993 2nd Team InfielderJenni Culbertson Cross Country 2007 2nd Team CC/TrackLindsay DiPietro Ice Hockey 2009 3rd Team At-LargeChris Donnelly Cross Country 1995 3rd Team At-LargeMatt Essian Baseball 1995 1st Team InfielderManuela Ferreira Swimming 2015 Honorable MentionTim Flannery Baseball 1976 1st Team PitcherTim Flannery Baseball 1977 1st Team PitcherNikki Fulton Softball 2012 3rd Team InfieldOscar Gamarra Tennis 2012 3rd Team At-LargeCasey Hanes Softball 2010 2nd Team PitcherSoren Holm Swimming 2015 1st Team At-LargeNathan Hesche Swimming 2013 2nd Team At-LargeLennie Jacosky Football 1983 2nd Team Wide ReceiverPaul Janas Baseball 1974 1st Team OutfielderPaul Janas Baseball 1975 2nd Team OutfielderDustin Kingston Hockey 2003 2nd Team At-LargeKristian Larsen Swimming 2014 2nd Team At-Large Matthew Laschuk Swimming 2010 2nd Team At-LargeMatthew Laschuk Swimming 2011 1st Team At-LargeRex Ledbetter Baseball 1976 2nd Team Designated HitterCatherine Leix Swimming 2011 1st Team At-LargeCatherine Leix Swimming 2012 1st Team At-Large*Hannah Loesch Swimming 2015 Honorable MentionDavid Lutz Swimming 2005 3rd Team At-LargeElly Maleski Swimming 2014, 2015 2nd Team At-LargeDoug Mack Cross Country 2013 3rd Team CC/TrackRenette Mulka Softball 1989 2nd Team CatcherLenn Palmieri Basketball 1977 Honorable MentionKevin Ponticelli Baseball 1978 1st Team OutfielderKevin Ponticelli Baseball 1979 1st Team OutfielderJosh Renel Football 2011 1st Team Running BackBob Rogers Football 1975 2nd Team Running BackKen Russell Football 1971 2nd Team Defensive EndGary Schultz Football 1971 1st Team Defensive BackKayla Scott Swimming 2013, 2014 1st Team At-LargeCarly Sevald Diving 2013 2nd Team At-LargeJennifer Smith Softball 1992 2nd Team PitcherJennifer Smith Softball 1993 1st Team PitcherAshley St. Andrew Swimming 2010 2nd Team At-LargeWalt Stasinski Football 1972 1st Team Defensive BackDylan Szegedi Swimming 2013 2nd Team At-LargeLogan White Softball 2012, 2014 3rd Team OutfieldPat Zarkowski Basketball 1977 3rd Team GuardRon Zenn Basketball 1977 Honorable Mention*-CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year

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Nicole Stoll was named assistant athletic director for marketing and promotions at Wayne State in May 2012.

“Nicole has a marketing perspective from both a professional organization and a collegiate setting that will benefit our outreach and initatives,” said WSU Director of Athletics Rob Fournier.

“As a graduate of WSU she understands our audience, our unique challenges, and has the experience and enthusiasm to develop and manage our approaches to increase our fan base and energize our supporters.”

Stoll spent the previous 21 months before her current appointment as the marketing coordinator for the Detroit

Tigers. She earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration/marketing from Wayne State in 2011.

Stoll was selected Miss Michigan for 2009 and was the 2010 Miss America talent award winner in the dance category. This was this first talent award for the state of Michigan in 25 years and the first in Miss America history awarded for a lyrical performance.

Jason Clark is in his 15th year at Wayne State University in the fall of 2015 and first as Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director. Prior to being named to that role oin August 2015, he spent three years as Senior Associate Director of Athletics and seven years as an Associate Director of Athletics. Clark oversees the operations of all sports and provides oversight for football, baseball, men’s and women’s swimming, and men’s and women’s tennis along with the Mort Harris Recreation and Fitness Center.

During his tenure at WSU, Clark has served as tournament director for the GLIAC Swimming and Diving Championship in 2005 and 2010, the GLIAC softball tournament in 2001, and the 2012 NCAA Baseball Regional.

Clark came from the Mid-American Conference office where he served as the Director of Administration. Clark’s duties included coordination of all conference meetings and functions, and was responsible for all Conference policies and procedures.

Additionally, he served as the staff liaison for field hockey, wrestling, gymnastics and softball. He is a member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).

Clark, who began his professional career at the MAC as a graduate assistant, graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1997. He is married to former WSU softball player Rebecah Pierce and the couple resides in Oak Park with their children, Piercen and Lucy.

Robert M. Ackerman returned to full-time teaching and scholarship after serving almost five years as dean at Wayne Law. As dean, he led the Law School in the development of a new Environmental Law Clinic, an Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic, and a Program for International Legal Studies. He secured funding for Public Interest Law Fellowshups, and assisted in strengthening the Law School’s dynamic faculty by hiring a number of outstanding legal scholars and practitioners. In October, 2011, Ackerman welcomed more than 600 guests to campus for the dedication of the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, a project he and a number of Wayne Law faculty members, alumni and friends are helping make a reality.

Ackerman teaches courses in torts and dispute resolution. He serves on Labor@Wayne’s internal advisory board and as Wayne State University’s faculty athletic representative. Previously, he served on the Institute of Continuing Legal Education’s executive committee, chairing that committee from 2009-2010.

Theresa Arist joined the Wayne State University Athletic Department Staff in September of 2015 as Chief of Staff.

Arist has spent the last three years as the Director of Athletics at Nardin Academy in Buffalo, New York, where she oversaw 41 teams, 60 coaches, 740 student-athletes and five part-time staff members. She helped lead a committee in the establishment of an Athletics Hall of Fame and created a structured athletics program with a strategic vision.

Prior to her appointment at the Nardin Academy, Arist served six years as the Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator at Division I Niagara University. While with the Purple Eagles, she led 13 sport programs and 10 coaches along with a Student-Athlete

Advisory Committee (SAAC) of 40. In addition, she established and administered the inaugural women’s golf program at NU. Arist implemented a successful “Life After Sports” educational program serving upperclass student-athletes.

She began her administrative career at Walsh University in North Canton, Ohio, where she spent eight seasons as the head women’s basketball coach and seven years as an Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator. She led five basketball teams to post-season play, coached several All-Americans and led her 2004 team to a 20-win season.

As a collegiate student-athlete, Arist graduated as Grove City College’s second-leading career scorer with 1,347 points. She was a two-time First Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) selection after earning Second Team honors following her sophomore campaign. Arist was inducted into the Grove City College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010. Last Fall, she was named to the PAC 60th Anniversary Team for women’s basketball.

After earning her bachelor’s degree in social science/secondary education from GCC in 1993, Arist spent one year as the junior varsity head coach and assistant varsity girls basketball coach at Nordonia High School in Macedonia, Ohio.

The following season she was an assistant women’s basketball coach at Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio, before taking the assistant women’s basketball coaching position in addition to the head women’s track coach job at Grove City College. While at GCC, she earned a master’s degree in Sports Administration from Slippery Rock University in 1997.

Arist also graduated from the NACWAA/HERS Institute for Administrative Advancement in 2004. A native of Northeast Ohio, Arist was a three-sport athlete at Cuyahoga Falls High School.

Jeff Weiss in in his 15th season as sports information director at Wayne State University in 2015-16. He was promoted to assistant athletic director for media relations in January 2007, to associate athletics director in August 2011, and senior associate athletics director in August 2015. Weiss is the main contact for the Wayne State football, men’s and women’s basketball, and softball teams and also serves as the coordinator of WSU’s Athletic Hall of Fame committee.

Weiss joined the WSU staff in November 2001, after serving 10 months as the director of marketing and communications with the American Heart Association in Toledo, Ohio.

A 1987 graduate of Bowling Green State University, Weiss majored in sport management with an emphasis on

information, marketing and promotion. He served as a student assistant in the BGSU sports information office all four years in college.

From February 1988 through July 1998, Weiss worked at the Central Collegiate Hockey Association league office. After beginning as administrative assistant, he was promoted to director of communications and served his final three years as assistant commissioner. He returned to his alma mater in August 1998, and worked as an assistant SID in charge of men’s soccer, hockey, baseball, golf and swimming for two-and-a-half years. He also served on the BGSU Athletic Hall of Fame Committee.

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Weiss served on the publications contest committee for two years and has been on the Academic All-America committee for 12 years. He was recognized at the 2014 CoSIDA Convention for 25 years full-time in the sports information field.

Weiss assumed additional duties as assistant commissioner for public relations for College Hockey America (CHA) in April 2006 and was the host media coordinator for the 2007 Frozen Four in St. Louis. He also served as the interim commissioner of the CHA women’s hockey league for 19 months.

He resides in Temperance, Michigan, with his wife of 24 years, Christy, and two daughters, Jillian (22) and Madison (18). Jillian is a senior at WSU, while Madison is a freshman at the University of Indianapolis.

Prior to coming to Wayne Law, Ackerman served as a professor at Penn State University’s Dickinson School of Law, where he taught torts, dispute resolution, conflict resolution theory, negotiation and mediation. He also served as director of the Center for Dispute Resolution.

Ackerman, a cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School and magna cum laude graduate of Colgate University, served as dean and professor of law at Willamette University College of Law from July 1996 to May 1999. While dean, the law school experienced a 60 percent increase in financial aid to law students, a revitalization of the alumni organization and annual giving, enhanced visibility of the Center for Dispute Resolution and Law and Government program, and an increase in the diversity of the faculty and student body.

Ackerman has lectured at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, the University of Vienna School of Law, the Penn State University College of Medicine and Leicester Polytechnic School of Law (now deMontfort University). He has also been employed by the Denver firm of Holme Roberts & Owen and the Harvard Prison Legal Assistance Project.

He has written extensively in the fields of torts, dispute resolution, communitarian theory and civic responsibility, and his scholarship has appeared in a wide variety of high profile publications. His essay, “Taking Responsibility,” was a winner of the international Communitarian Essay Contest and was published in the German social science journal Leviathan. His co-authored book (with Robert F. Cochran Jr.) Law and Community: The Case of Torts was published early in 2004.

Ackerman is an active participant in professional groups related to conflict resolution. He is a founding member of Mediators Beyond Borders, and has worked on development projects in Tanzania with Penn State’s InterInstitutional Consortium for Indigenous Knowledge. He has also served as chair of the AALS Section on Law and Communitarian Studies and is chair-elect of the AALS Section on Socioeconomics.

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Alex Tiseo began his duties at Wayne State University as an Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance and NCAA Liaison on March 3, 2014.

Tiseo joined the Warrior athletic department after serving as the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Academic Services at fellow GLIAC member Saginaw Valley State University the last 26 months.

During his tenure with the Cardinals, Tiseo served as the sport supervisor for four of SVSU’s 17 athletics programs as well as oversight of athletics compliance and academic services. In addition, he was the advisor to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Prior to his arrival at SVSU, Tiseo spent the previous academic year as the Athletics Development Coordinator at the University of

California, Riverside.While with the Division I Highlanders, Tiseo led efforts relating to the planning and

execution of special events within the athletics development office and coordinated gift administration along with managing a donor database.

After graduating from Michigan Tech University in 2008, Tiseo served as a graduate assistant the following two years at Baldwin-Wallace University in Berea, Ohio.

During his time at BWU, he worked with athletics compliance, academic services, and CHAMPS/Life Skills programming while also assisting in the areas of development, marketing and game management.

Tiseo was an association intern for the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) during the 2010-11 school year. He served as the secondary contact for NAADD, Division II Athletics Directors Association, and the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup. He also aided the NACDA Deputy Executive Director in maintaining and developing corporate sponsorships.

Michael Chan is in his 10th season as head athletic trainer and 14th season overall at Wayne State University in the fall of 2015.

He is responsible for all aspects of the sports medicine program, including preventative training, first aid, injury management, and rehabilitation. He was promoted to an assistant athletic director position in July 2010, and to associate athletics director in August 2011.

Chan joined the WSU staff in the fall of 2002 as an assistant athletic trainer after working the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Syracuse University while completing his master’s degree in exercise science. Prior to his graduate work, Chan was an intern at

MedSport, a University of Michigan Health System sports medicine clinic, located at Domino Farms in Ann Arbor, Mich.

He received a bachelor’s degree in biology from the University of Western Ontario in 1996, and a B.S. in sports medicine from Central Michigan University in 2000.

Chan is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Michigan Athletic Trainers Society (MATS), College Athletic Trainers Society (CATS) and the Great Lakes Athletic Trainers Association (GLATA). Chan is certified in sound assisted soft tissue mobilization (SASTM) and is a certified National Academy of Sports Medicine Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES).

He was born in Taipei, Taiwan, but grew up in Toronto, Ontario. Chan and his wife, Sora, reside in Wixom with their son Matthew. II Athletics Directors Association, and the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup. He also aided the NACDA Deputy Executive Director in maintaining and developing corporate sponsorships.

Bob Ostrowski has worked at Wayne State University since 1978 following four years as a school teacher, coach and athletic director. He was promoted to assistant director of athletics for facilities in January 2007.

He received the President’s Merit Award from WSU in 1992, the men’s basketball booster award in 1992 and also Appreciation Awards for the Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot and Special Olympics. Ostrowski received the Facility, Planning and Management’s Commitment to Dedication award in 1999 and the Building Coordinator Program’s 25-year Service award.

The Highland Park native graduated from WSU with bachelor’s degree in health and physical education in 1974 and received his master’s in sports administration from WSU in 1994. He is also a member of the WSU adjunct faculty with the College of Education.

Ostrowski and his wife, Lynn, have been married for 36 years and have three children, Anthony, Jeffrey and Ashley. Anthony and Jeffrey both graduated from WSU with engineering degrees while Ashley graduated with a doctorate in physical therapy.

He also has two grandchildren, Andrew and Mariana.

Lauren Lepkowski was hired as the Assistant Athletics Director for Development in August of 2013.

Lepkowski spent the previous 11 months at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay as the Director of Athletics-Special Events and before that as the Alumni Relations Coordinator at Michigan State University.

She earned her bachelor’s degree from MSU in communication.

A native of Macomb, Mich., Lepkowski is a graduate of Shelby Township’s Eisenhower High School.

Candice L. (Turner) Howard was named Academic Coordinator for student-athletes at Wayne State in December of 2008 and added the title of Senior Woman Administrator in the spring of 2012. She added oversight of student-athlete housing in October of 2012. Howard was promoted to associate athletic director in the summer of 2014.

A 2006 graduate of Miami University, Howard had been the graduate assistant in Eastern Michigan’s Student Athlete Support Services (SASS) department since August 2007. Her primary duties were in providing centralized tracking of student-athlete academic progress, learning-centered monitoring, and study table oversight.

Howard also served as a liaison between the SASS staff and coaches about individual student’s attendance while

working directly with student intervention and learning methodologies for improvement and career success. She had worked in the EMU career services office since January 2008 while serving as a learning specialist/academic advisor in the EMU athletic department for the past year.

In February 2010, Howard attended the annual NCAA CHAMPS Life Skills Conference where she conducted a poster presentation on the WSU Athletic Department’s Professional Development series for student-athletes. During the conference, she also facilitated two sessions for new member institutions implementing CHAMPS Life Skills Programs.

A 2012 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute and recipient of the NCAA Division II NACWAA National Convention grant for SWA’s, she is committed to her personal and professional growth within the field of Intercollegiate athletics. Howard earned her bachelor’s degree in sports studies with minors in management organizational leadership and marketing. She received a master’s in sports studies with an emphasis on sports organization from Miami in August 2007. Howard completed a specialist of education degree from EMU in educational leadership.

Mary Beth Buchan joined the Wayne State University athletics department in March of 2012 as the associate athletics director for fiscal operations.

She started working at Wayne State University in 2005 as the general accounting manager for WSU fiscal operations. Buchan moved to payroll in January 2007 and became the director of the department in 2010. Prior to working at Wayne State, Buchan worked in accounting for private industries.

She is a graduate of Michigan State University and Birmingham Marian High School. A native of Bloomfield Hills, Buchan is married to Dennis and together they have two children, Matt and Jill.

Christy Nolan was named an associate athletic director/director of campus recreation in the summer of 2010. He added ticket responsibilities in October of 2012.

Nolan is a 1992 graduate of The Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Business Minor. In 2002, he graduated from the University of Michigan with a Master’s in Public Administration. Nolan earned his EdD. in Ed Leadership & Policy Studies from Wayne State University in 2013.

He joined the WSU staff in December of 2003 as the Director of the Mort Harris Recreation & Fitness Center. Nolan is a past State Director of the Michigan Intramural

Recreational Sports Association (MIRSA) and a member of the National Intramural Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) in which he served as a member of the NIRSA Outdoor Committee 2005-2007 and the committee chair 2008-2009. Nolan is also a member of the NIRSA Assembly.

Nolan and his wife Terra reside in Livonia with their children, Shawn, Liam, Aidan, and Quinn.

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Mike FlynnFacility

Coordinator

Aaron HepnerBaseball

Assistant Coach

Scott KazmierskiFootball

Defensive Line Coach

Tim KothVolleyball

Head Coach

Sean PetersSwimmingHead Coach

Rick RenaudEquipmentManager

Andrew StollAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Bryan MorrowMen’s TennisHead Coach

Jessica McNallyAssistant Athletic

Trainer

Steve DomzalskiAssociate Athletic

Trainer

Jaclyn CrummeyAthletic Devlopment

Coordinator

Karen LafataWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Rondell RuffCross Country/Track & Field

Head Coach

Kelsey MeyersAssistant Compliance

Coordinator

Bryce PittersSwimming Assistant Coach

& Aquatics Director

Cameron WeidenthalerAssistant Director

Sports Information

Katie MinahanAssociate Athletic

Trainer

David GreerMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

E.J. HaralsonMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Ruben MendozaStrength & Conditioning

Head Coach

Sheila SnyderWomen’s Tennis

Head Coach

Carrie LohrWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Jeff ReardonFootball

Quarterbacks Coach

Jim CampbellMultipurpose Indoor

Facility Supervisor

Mike HornMen’s & Women’s Golf

Head Coach

Rob LatvaMHRFC Assistant Director

Facilitites & Finance

Jerzy RadzFencing

Head Coach

John NorcottStrength & Conditioning

Assistant Coach

Ryan KelleyBaseball

Head Coach

Makiba Batten Women’s Track & Field

Assistant Coach

Gary BryceSoftball

Head Coach

Brad WilsonFootball

Defensive Coordinator

Linda LetkowskiBusiness ManagerFiscal Operations

Lorenzo NeelyMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Scott WoosterFootball

Offensive Line Coach

Terrance WoodsEquipmentManager

Kim Clexton Athletics Academic

Advisor

Amanda St. JulianaCreative Services

Coordinator

E.J. HendersonFootball

Wide Receivers Coach

Joel Whymer Women’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Nicole AbelSoftball

Assistant Coach

Justin HardenMHRFC Intramural & Club

Sports Supervisor

Michael LozierVolleyball

Assistant Coach

Sharmilla SandsMHRFC Office Manager

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Erin Brown Assistant Athletic

Trainer

Paul Winters Football

Head Coach

LeRon Williams Cross Country/Track & Field

Assistant Coach

Carole Gist-StrammlerMHRFC

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The Wayne State sports medicine department is led by head athletic trainer Michael Chan and assistants Steve Domzalski, Katie Minahan, Jessica McNally, Andrew Stoll and Erin Brown. All six are members of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and provide medical care to the Warrior student-athletes.

The sports medicine staff is responsible for all aspects of the sports medicine program including injury prevention and management, first aid, injury rehabilitation, and drug and alcohol education. Athletic trainers are present at Warrior home and away events to ensure for the health and safety of all student-athletes.

The Warriors Strength and Conditioning program is responsible for all 18 varsity sports totaling approximately 400 student-athletes. The major goal of the Warriors Strength and Conditioning Program is to provide to our student-athletes the means by which they may develop attitude, work ethic, mental toughness, discipline and pride, in-self and total program. Athletes will train consistently, sensibly, and systematically over designed and designated period of time, in a safe, clean, and professional environment. Simply, to prevent injuries and enhance performance. We believe Strength, Speed and Conditioning is the key to a successful athletic career at Wayne State University, we are always researching, developing and implementing strategies to give us the cutting edge to achieve optimum athletic success.

Warrior student-athletes train out of the Matthaei weight room complex located in the lower level of the Matthaei Athletic Building. The weight room provides student-

The Matthaei athletic training room has over 1,000 square feet of sports medicine space for treatment/rehabilitation and storage areas. Other special features include: a hydrotherapy area with three therapeutic whirlpools, a designated team physician examination office, and additional office space for the sports medicine staff.

The WSU Athletic Department works with many different team physicians. They include Dr. Vasilios (Bill) Moutzouros (Team Orthopedic Surgeon/Head Team Physician), Dr. Christopher Guyer (Team Physician), Dr. Ramsey Shehab (Team Physician) and Dr. Kevin Whitlow (Team Physician) other physician consultants.

athletes with 3000 sq. feet of work space which includes eight Brute Half-Racks by Rogers used to bench, squat and pull, we also have eight plateforms equipped with Troy bumper plates used for Olympic movements such as Snatch, Power Clean, Jerks etc.; a variety of Pendulum plate loaded equipment by Rogers: two sets of dumbbells and over 13,000 pounds of weights. The weight room also features a cardio area with equipment by Woodway, Nautilus, and Stairmaster . At the completion of their workouts student-athlete are provided Gatorade and nutrition shakes to aid in their recovery.

Head strength coach Ruben Mendoza, along with assistant strength coaches John Norcott, graduate assistant and interns, directly oversee all aspects of the student-athletes training regimens. A variety of training methodologies are implemented from Olympic movements, Powerlifting and Functional Training.

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Thomas B. Adams ........................ Football/Track .......................... 1979Randall Ahern .............................. Golf .......................................... 1986Nick Allen ..................................... Cross Country ........................... 2010Albert Ament ............................... Basketball ................................ 2001Mark “Doc” Andrews .................... Media ....................................... 2005Paul Andrews ............................... Contributor/Builder .................. 1993Keith Anleitner ............................. Football .................................... 2007Scott Armstrong ........................... Basketball ................................ 2006Michaelene (Bachleda) Ruhl ........ Softball .................................... 2003Naif Baidoon ................................ Baseball ................................... 2007Erika Barczak ................................ Swimming................................ 2014Edwin C. Barnett .......................... Wrestling ................................. 1997Harald Bauder .............................. Fencing .................................... 2003David Beauvais ............................. Football/Track .......................... 1978Cauli Bedran ................................. Swimming ............................... 2016Joique Bell ................................... Football ................................... 2016Gregory Benko ............................. Fencing .................................... 1990Frederick P. Bens .......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1989Sarah Berry .................................. Softball .................................... 2014Ettore C. Bianchi ........................... Fencing .................................... 1999Gary M. Bice ................................. Swimming ............................... 1996Lowell E. Blanchard ...................... Track/Football .......................... 1988Bruno Blanco ................................ Swimming................................ 2013Greg Brecht .................................. Baseball ................................... 2004Wayne D. Brenkert ....................... Football .................................... 1988Denise (Breslin) Gotham .............. Volleyball ................................. 2001Don Brown ................................... Tennis ...................................... 2000George R. Brown .......................... Basketball/Track ...................... 1983Noah Brown, Jr............................. Basketball/Administrator ......... 2012Pierre Brown ................................ Football .................................... 2008Richard B. Brown ......................... Cross Country/Track.................. 1991T. Richard “Dick” Brown ............... Football .................................... 2006Gini Bruce ..................................... Softball/Basketball/Volleyball . 2004Paul Butcher ................................ Football .................................... 1997Richard R. Byas, Jr. ....................... Football .................................... 1987Wesley C. Carlos ........................... Football .................................... 1998Mary E. Carney ............................. Basketball ................................ 1988Nicholas Cherup ........................... Football/Track .......................... 1991Andrew R. Clark ........................... Swimming ............................... 1976Michael J. Clark ............................ Baseball ................................... 1991Shannon Clark (Maisano) ............. Softball .................................... 2013Elmer Coleman ............................. Track ........................................ 1983William Collins ............................. Baseball/Basketball/Football ... 1984John K. Cotton .............................. Football .................................... 1981David Croskey ............................... Baseball ................................... 2008Frank Cudillo ................................ Football .................................... 1990Pearly (Cunningham) Armstrong . Basketball ................................ 1998Jennifer (Daniel) Coleman ............ Softball .................................... 2006Istvan Danosi................................ Fencing .................................... 1983Steve F. Danosi ............................. Fencing .................................... 1987Bruce P. Davis ............................... Fencing .................................... 1980J. Kenneth Doherty ....................... Track ........................................ 1977Leroy W. Dues .............................. Track ........................................ 1977George Duncan............................. Basketball ................................ 1981Dante Dunn ................................. Football .................................... 2015Craig Duppong ............................. Football .................................... 2010Christian Erard ............................. Swimming ............................... 2011Newman H. Ertell ......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1977Otis Evans ..................................... Basketball ................................ 2004Gina (Farkashazy) Weaver ............ Fencing .................................... 1998David C. Farris .............................. Football .................................... 1994Sebastien Foka ............................. Tennis ....................................... 2014Larry L. Fortner ............................. Track ........................................ 1999James A. Gardner ......................... Rowing ..................................... 1982Robert N. Gardner ........................ Diving....................................... 1989Anna Garina ................................. Fencing .................................... 2013George Gembis ............................. Football .................................... 1977Joseph G. Gembis ......................... Football .................................... 1980Lisa C. Gentry ............................... Basketball ................................ 1998Rodger George ............................. Baseball ................................... 2006Susan (Gierschick) Kopins............. Diving....................................... 2000Joe Gough .................................... Football .................................... 2005Cynthia Goyette ........................... Swimming ............................... 1985Jack H. Gregory ............................ Golf .......................................... 1994Patty (Grudzinski) Gergics ............ Softball .................................... 2005David Guerrera ............................. Hockey ..................................... 2009Robert Gunn ................................. Basketball ................................ 1985Angelo Gust ................................. Baseball/Football ..................... 1994

Ron Hammye ............................... Basketball Coach ...................... 2004Victor G. Hanson........................... Football/Contributor/Builder ... 1980James Hayes................................. Tennis ...................................... 2002John M. Hazely ............................. Football/Baseball ..................... 1983Homer L. Heard ............................ Track ........................................ 1997Neil Hick ....................................... Fencing .................................... 2008Chalmer G. Hixson ........................ Athletic Director ....................... 1983Elaina Hogle ................................ Swimming ............................... 2016David L. Holmes ........................... Basketball/Football/Track/ ............................................... Athletic Director ....................... 1976Michael G. Horn............................ Golf .......................................... 2001H. Grant Iler .................................. Football/Basketball/Track ........ 1980Nick Ingrao ................................... Swimming ............................... 2012Bob Jackson ................................. Tennis ...................................... 2005Paul J. Janas ................................. Baseball ................................... 1995Lori (Januszkiewicz) Sweeney ...... Basketball ................................ 1997Cass Jawor.................................... Golf .......................................... 1995Frank Jeney .................................. Baseball ................................... 2011Walter B. Jenkins ......................... Football/Track .......................... 1987Amanda (Jennings) Pata .............. Softball .................................... 2009Astrid Johannesen ........................ Swimming ............................... 1988Art Johnson .................................. Basketball ................................ 2006Monique Johnson ......................... Basketball ................................ 2008Paul Wesley Jones ........................ Track ........................................ 1997Elisa Joris ...................................... Volleyball ................................. 2012Kelly Kashmerick .......................... Softball .................................... 2009Patricia A. Kent ............................ Softball .................................... 1995Dustin Kingston............................ Hockey ..................................... 2010John L. Kline ................................. Basketball/Track ...................... 1979Goetz H. Klopfer ........................... Track ........................................ 1984Robert Kloss ................................. Baseball ................................... 2000Carol (Krause) Lausman ............... Softball/Basketball ................... 2001Byron L. Krieger............................ Fencing .................................... 1976Jakub Krochmalski ....................... Fencing .................................... 2012Rodney C. Kropf ............................ Contributor/Builder .................. 1995Kris Krzyminski ............................. Basketball ................................ 2014Robert F. Langas .......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1993Ryan LaPensée ............................ Baseball ................................... 2016Steve Lee ...................................... Football .................................... 2013Marty Letzmann ........................... Basketball ................................ 2005John W. Lewis .............................. Track ........................................ 1979Russell Lightbody ......................... Basketball/Football .................. 1978Mark Limback .............................. Baseball ................................... 1999Richard G. Lisabeth ...................... Football .................................... 1984Delonda Little-Nathan ................. Basketball ................................ 2005Richard Lowry .............................. Football .................................... 2002Robert R. Luby .............................. Football/Track .......................... 1993Guy Lumsden ............................... Swimming ............................... 1981David Lutz .................................... Swimming ............................... 2011Ken Madeja .................................. Baseball ................................... 2006Leo S. Maas .................................. Swimming/Baseball ................. 1982Gil Mains ...................................... Contributor/Builder .................. 1996Rachelle (Malette) Christensen .... Cross Country ........................... 2015Bruno Marana .............................. Football .................................... 1992Fred Martus .................................. Basketball ................................ 1992Donald Mason .............................. Swimming ............................... 1998Joel G. Mason ............................... Football/Basketball .................. 1981Bill Maul ....................................... Tennis/Basketball..................... 1987Frank McBride .............................. Track/Cross Country.................. 2002Donald McClellan ......................... Swimming ............................... 1990Donald McElroy ............................ Track ........................................ 1983John Miele ................................... Baseball ................................... 2008Lambros Milonas .......................... Historian .................................. 1996Bryan Morrow .............................. Tennis ...................................... 2003Frederick A. Mulhauser ................ Tennis/Athletic Director. .......... 1990Natalya Natyshak ......................... Tennis ...................................... 2011Michael Newsted ......................... Baseball ................................... 2007Courtney Noble ............................ Softball .................................... 2008Dave Nowinski ............................. Swimming ............................... 2005Elizabeth A. O’Brien ...................... Basketball/Tennis..................... 1996James K. O’Hara ........................... Football/Wrestling ................... 1994Jeanne Omelenchuk ..................... Speed Skating .......................... 1979Ben J. Paolucci ............................. Football .................................... 1992Rachel A. Parham ......................... Volleyball ................................. 1999Charlie Parker ............................... Basketball ................................ 2001Jennifer Parks............................... Swimming ............................... 1986Janina (Parrott) Jacobs ................. Golf .......................................... 2000Paul J. Pentecost .......................... Athletic Publicity ...................... 1989

Irving Petross ............................... Track ........................................ 1982Christ Petrouleas .......................... Administrator ........................... 2003Gil A. Pezza .................................. Fencing .................................... 1993Kevin Ponticelli ............................ Baseball/Football ..................... 1994William A. Prew ........................... Swimming ............................... 1977Charles Primas ............................. Basketball ................................ 1976Fred L. Prime, Jr. .......................... Basketball/Track ...................... 1989Gordon A. Reck ............................. Baseball ................................... 1990Irvin D. Reid.................................. WSU President/Contributor ...... 2011Jack Rice ....................................... Tennis/Baseball/Football/ ............................................... Basketball ................................ 1978Therone Richardson ..................... Basketball ................................ 1991Elbert Richmond .......................... Football/Basketball .................. 1986Mitch Ritter .................................. Football/Contributor/Builder ... 2010Donald Robinson .......................... Track/Football .......................... 1985Mary Rogers ................................. Basketball ................................ 2003Cliff Russell ................................... Media ....................................... 2007Delbert W. Russell ........................ Tennis ...................................... 1991Laurence E. Russell ....................... Football/Golf ............................ 1988Robert Ryland .............................. Tennis ...................................... 1991Paola Sacchetti ............................. Fencing .................................... 2006Myron “Susie” Schecter ................ Basketball ................................ 1980Dacia (Schileru) Clark ................... Diving....................................... 2000Jack Schlesinger ........................... Tennis ...................................... 1981Gerald (Jerry) Schnelker ............... Football/Track .......................... 1996Gary Schultz ................................. Football .................................... 2004Allison Scruggs-Tookes ................ Tennis ...................................... 1993W. Stanley Seitz ........................... Track/Football .......................... 1986Jerry Sevick .................................. Football/Basketball/Track ........ 1992George B. Sherman ...................... Business Manager .................... 1980Doris Shimman............................. Swimming ............................... 1985Ernest Simon ................................ Fencing .................................... 2004Edward Skowneski, Jr. ................. Football .................................... 1987Billy Smith.................................... Track ........................................ 1984Jennifer (Smith) DenDooven ........ Softball .................................... 2007Mark H. Smith, Jr. ......................... Track ........................................ 1979Sean Smith .................................. Swimming ............................... 2015Robert Solomon ........................... Basketball/Baseball.................. 1985Victor F. Spathelf .......................... Track ........................................ 1981Edward O. Spence ........................ Track/Football .......................... 1979Jean Ann Stanicek ........................ Tennis ...................................... 1998Ashley St.Andrew ........................ Swimming ............................... 2016Stephanie Stone ........................... Basketball/Softball ................... 1993Paula K. Sweeney ......................... Fencing .................................... 1978Roxanne Szczesniak ..................... Softball .................................... 1996Bela W. Szentivanyi...................... Fencing .................................... 1984Elliot Tabron ................................. Track ........................................ 2002Catherine (Tanzini) Colarossi ........ Tennis ...................................... 2001Ronald Teasley ............................. Baseball/Basketball.................. 1986John Telford ................................. Track ........................................ 1978Bela de Tuscan ............................. Fencing .................................... 1982Allan Tolmich ............................... Track ........................................ 1976Halina (Tomska) Papp .................. Swimming ............................... 1989Yasemin (Topcu) Block ................. Fencing .................................... 2009Christer Tour ................................. Swimming................................ 2014Brian VanGorder ........................... Football .................................... 2013A.J. Vaughn .................................. Football .................................... 1985Joseph Verellen ............................ Cross Country ........................... 2012Shelly (Vickery) Siegel .................. Cross Country ........................... 2009Ebony Vincent .............................. Basketball ................................ 2014Norman G. Wann ......................... Tennis/Football ........................ 1986Richard B. Watson ........................ Fencing .................................... 1977Jon Weisman ............................... Baseball ................................... 2015Leon Wheeler ............................... Football/Basketball/Track ........ 1978Robert C. White ............................ Training .................................... 1989Leon F. Wingo .............................. Track ........................................ 1999Robert F. Wingo ........................... Track ........................................ 1982Frederick L. Wolcott ..................... Baseball/Basketball.................. 1988Margaret Woodbridge ................. Swimming ............................... 1982Christopher M. Wouters ............... Baseball ................................... 1999Lorenzo C. Wright ........................ Track ........................................ 1976Robert F. Wyman ......................... Football .................................... 1994Molly Yetman ............................... Softball .................................... 2015Jodi Young ................................... Basketball ................................ 2010David Zelmanski ........................... Baseball ................................... 1994Slava Zingerman ......................... Fencing .................................... 2016Victor A. Zucco ............................. Football/Track .......................... 1990

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