2015 st. scholastica baseball yearbook

ContentsCoaching Staff

Head Coach Corey Kemp ...................................................................................1Assistant Coaches ..........................................................................................2-4Athletic Training Staff ........................................................................................5

2015 Season Outlook2015 Baseball Team .........................................................................................6-9UMAC Opponent Capsules ..............................................................................10Non-Conference Opponent Capsules .............................................................11

About St. ScholasticaFast Facts ..........................................................................................................12About Duluth .....................................................................................................13

Upper Midwest Athletic ConferenceUMAC Institution Information ..........................................................................14Jerome Kruse Award ........................................................................................152014 Standings and Tournament Results ......................................................162014 All-UMAC ..................................................................................................17

2014 Season Review2014 Results ......................................................................................................182014 Statistics ..............................................................................................19-202014 Record When ...........................................................................................202014 Category Leaders ....................................................................................21

Program HistorySaints in the Pros .............................................................................................22John Baggs’ Legacy .........................................................................................23Through the Years ............................................................................................24Individual Game Records ................................................................................25Individual Season Records ..............................................................................26Individual Career Records ...............................................................................27Team Records ...................................................................................................28UMAC Awards ..............................................................................................29-30Senior Class Winning Pct. ...............................................................................30Regional/National Accolades ..........................................................................31Academic Awards .............................................................................................32Team Awards .....................................................................................................33NCAA/NAIA Tournament History ................................................................34-38Opponents Series Records .............................................................................39Coach Kemp Series Records/CSS in the Polls ..............................................40Year-by-Year Results ...................................................................................41-47CSS Baseball Hall of Fame .........................................................................48-56CSS Baseball 25th Anniversary Team .......................................................57-61Saints Fall League ............................................................................................62Wade Stadium ...................................................................................................632014 CSS Athletics Hall of Fame Inductees .................................................IBC

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Athletics Directory (email)@css.edu (218) 723-Athletic DirectorDon Olson dolson4 -5934Administrative AssistantMerissa Edwards medwards -6551Director of Athletics CommunicationsJesse Robinson jrobinso -6643Head Athletic TrainerTom Rheaume trheaume 625-4915Assistant Athletic TrainersLuke Kasper lkasper1 625-4915Dani Schroeder dschroeder 625-4915BaseballCorey Kemp ckemp -6298Basketball – Men’sDavid Staniger dstanige -6609Basketball – Women’sStacy Deadrick sdeadric -6299Cross Country – Men’s & Women’sSteve Pfingsten spfingst -6001FootballKurt Ramler kramler1 -6737Ice Hockey – Men’sMark Wick mwick2 -6610Ice Hockey – Women’sJackie MacMillan jmacmill -7069Nordic Skiing – Men’s & Women’sChad Salmela csalmela -6149Soccer – Men’sBarry Chastey bchastey -6635Soccer – Women’sDave Reyelts dreyelts -6603SoftballJen Walter jwalter -6422Tennis – Men’s & Women’sWells Patten rpatten -7050Track and Field – Men’s & Women’sKirk Nauman knauman -6100VolleyballDana Moore dmoore -6721

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Corey Kemp enters his sixth season as the head coach of the St. Scholastica baseball team in 2015.

In his first five seasons, Kemp has guided the Saints to five straight UMAC regular season and tournament championships and five NCAA Regional Tournament appearances. In three of the last four NCAA appearances the Saints have been within two wins of a regional championship. In his first season, the team broke a program record with 24 consecutive wins and finished with 38 wins overall on the year, the third-most in program history and the most as an NCAA affiliate. In 2012, his team led all NCAA Divisions in runs per game (9.3) and made its second NCAA regional championship game appearance in program history. The Saints finished unbeaten in league play for the first time since 2006 and won their first two games at a NCAA regional for the first time in program history on their way to a third place finish. During the 2014 season, the Saints led all of NCAA Division III with 138 stolen bases He has coached three UMAC Players of the Year and two UMAC Pitchers of the Year. Kemp was named the UMAC Coach of the Year in 2010 and 2011. Kemp earned his 100th coaching victory in 2012, becoming the fastest to reach 100 wins by any coach in CSS Athletics history. Kemp had served as one of the Saints’ top assistant coaches and pitching coach for the previous eight years under the late John Baggs. In his eight seasons as an assistant coach, Kemp has developed one of the top pitching staffs in all of Division III baseball. His Saints hurlers led the nation in ERA in both 2005 and 2006. In 2009, Kemp’s pitchers finished fifth in ERA in the country and third in winning percentage. In his eight seasons as a pitching coach, six of Kemp’s pitchers have gone on to sign professional contracts, including Brett Nyquist who was taken in the 13th round of the 2002 MLB draft by the Montreal Expos and Adian Kummet who was selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the June 2009 draft.

As a player, Kemp began his outstanding pitching career at Cherry High School where he led his team to the Class A State Championship in 1997. He completed his high school pitching career with a 21-4 record over three seasons of varsity baseball, including a 10-0 mark his senior year. This winning tradition continued with the Saints as Kemp became one of the greatest and most dedicated players in CSS baseball history. In the UMAC Tournament his junior season, Kemp surpassed Ben Sickler (20 wins) to become the Saints all-time winningest pitcher and finished his career with 29 wins, still tops in Saints history. Kemp is also the career leader in innings pitched (233) and strikeouts (258). His 2.15 career ERA was also the program’s best upon Kemp’s graduation in 2001. Kemp’s abilities didn’t go unnoticed, as he was named UMAC Pitcher of the Year in 2000 and an All-American following his senior season. He also played professionally briefly in 2001 before becoming a coach at St. Scholastica. Kemp was inducted into the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in 2002. “As the head coach of St. Scholastica Baseball it is my responsibility to continue the success this program has had on and off the field. We will continue to develop student-athletes into talented baseball players, excellent students, and first-class people in the community,” Kemp said. “I want to give each player the experience that Coach Baggs gave me and all the players who played for him. Many of the lessons that he taught me will continue to be shared with future Saints baseball players. As I enter into my first season as a head coach, I understand the value of being surrounded by loyal and knowledgeable assistant coaches. I am proud to say that I have exceptional assistants who have the same love for Saints baseball that I do, and together we will continue to build this program into one of the best in the country.”

Year OVERALL UMAC NCAA2010 38-8 19-1* ̂ 0-22011 37-7 20-1* ̂ 2-22012 35-11 21-0* ̂ 2-22013 29-11 14-0* ̂ 2-22014 30-12 19-1* ̂ 0-25 Seasons 169-49 (.775) 93-3 (.969) * UMAC Regular Season Champions^ UMAC Tournament Champions

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Justin Harriman, an International Falls, Minnesota native is in his 11th year as an assistant at St. Scholastica in 2015. Justin, a former power-hitting catcher for the Saints, was the first player in the program’s history to be selected as a first-team All-American following his senior season in 2000. Justin ranks in the top five of four different offensive categories at St. Scholastica; his 178 RBIs rank first, 243 hits and 56 doubles rank second, and his 23 home runs rank third. He also holds the team’s record for longest hitting streak, recording a hit in 42 consecutive contests through his junior and senior seasons. Just as notable as his offensive prowess, Justin is also regarded as the program’s top defensive catcher. He was inducted into the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in 2001. Following his graduation in 2000, Justin spent one year as an assistant coach before leaving Duluth. He returned to the area and the coaching staff in 2006. His primary duties include working with both catchers and hitters. “This program is about so much more than baseball and the success we’ve achieved on the field,” Harriman said. “When I think of the life-long friendships our players, coaches and our baseball alumni have with each other, it is clear that what we are doing is very unique and special.”

Tim Anderson, a Two Harbors, Minnesota native enters his 22nd year as an assistant at St. Scholastica in 2015.

TA graduated from St. Scholastica, Summa cum Laude in 1992, earning academic All-America honors his senior season. He scored the winning run in the bottom of the 9th inning of St. Scholastica’s 9-8 victory over Winona State in the 1992 NAIA playoffs.

He was an honorable mention All-Region pitcher for the Saints in 1992 and also started at second base. He earned four varsity letters at CSS after collecting four baseball letters at Two Harbors High School. After completing his playing career under the legendary coaching of John Baggs in ’92, Anderson joined Baggs’ coaching staff as a graduate assistant coach the following season. He became the top assistant in ’94 and quickly became one of the region’s most respected baseball coaches. His great contributions to Saints Baseball as a player and coach earned “TA” induction into the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in 1999.

Anderson’s coaching duties include hitting instruction, video tape analysis, outfield play, offensive approach and recruiting. TA has coached well over 100 all-conference and all-region hitters during his coaching career at CSS. In 2009, Anderson’s hitters led the nation in walks, while placing second in doubles and doubles per game. The Saints were also in the top-25 nationally for runs, scoring and batting average.

Coach Anderson is described by his players as a “highly knowledgeable, hands-on coach.”

“While helping this program grow to such a successful level has been satisfying for me, our program is much more than just winning,” Anderson said. “Teaching our players how to be successful and responsible on and off the field and watching them grow into quality individuals that we can be proud of is the best part. I consider all of the players and alumni to be friends, and I’m proud to be affiliated with them and the baseball program at Scholastica.”

Assistant Coaches

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Tom Berrisford enters his ninth season as an assistant coach for the Saints in 2015. A 1998 Duluth East graduate, “TB” led the Greyhounds to the state tournament his senior year. He was selected to the St. Paul Pioneer Press All-State Team and was also chosen as the Duluth News Tribune Player of the Year. While starting at third base his freshman season, TB helped the Saints advance to the Midwest Regional of the Division III National Tournament. He earned the team’s Rookie of the Year honors following the conclusion of the 1999 season. TB was a captain for the Saints during his senior season of 2002. He helped lead the Saints to a then-record 145 wins during his four years at St. Scholastica and was named Academic All-American twice. In 2010, Berrisford was inducted as the 21st member into the CSS Baseball Hall of Fame. Tom’s coaching responsibilities include working with the Saints infielders and defensive positioning during games. “Each season brings a new level of excitement for me and for our baseball family,” Berrisford said. “Not only do we have a chance to compete for a national championship year after year, but we continue to develop great players, great people and great relationships every time our team is together.”

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Former Saint Brandon Swartz enters his third season on the baseball coaching staff in 2015. The Hermantown, Minn. native was a three-sport star in high school and led his high school baseball team to the state tournament for three straight seasons. He also was named to the Lion’s All-Star Team which recognizes the best senior baseball players in the state of Minnesota.

“I look forward to helping lead our program to a World Series and am honored to be part of a program with such a strong tradition,” said Swartz. “The quality of our athletes as students and community members is something we all take great pride in. The foundation of our success is the relationships we build, relationships that extend beyond the four years our players wear a Saints uniform.” Brandon began his career as a player for CSS in 2004 and was named the team’s rookie of the year that season after appearing in 40 games. Brandon continued to be a contributor every year in the Saints lineup and would appear in 159 games over his four-year career. His best season was his junior year when he hit .395 and earned All Midwest Region honors. He followed up his junior campaign with an even more impressive senior year by hitting .420 and once again begin named to the All-Midwest Region Team. Over his career Swartz collected 151 hits, scored 125 runs and drove in 120, while finishing with a .354 career batting average. He was named all conference all four years as a Saint and also helped lead his team to four National Tournaments. Brandon serves as the team’s base running coach and will also be responsible for coaching infielders and hitters. “Adding Brandon to our coaching staff has already had an immediate and positive impact on our program after only four weeks of our fall season, said Kemp. “He shares the same passion for Saints Baseball as our entire coaching staff and it is very clear to me that he will continue to provide us with new insight and ideas that will help make us a better baseball program. We are lucky to have an intelligent and dedicated coach like Brandon Swartz join our experienced coaching staff.”

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Ben Grieger enters his second season as the strength & conditioning coach for the St. Scholastica baseball team in 2015.

Grieger was a relief pitcher for the Saints from 2009-12. The Waverly, Iowa native holds the single-season program record for appearances with 20 during the 2012 season. Grieger was an All-UMAC selection in 2012.

Student ManagersMatt BranovanNeal WalshAJ Nelson

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We are the official team physicians to the Duluth Huskies, UMD, UWS, Hibbing Community College,

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Tom has been at The College of St. Scholastica since August 2002 and is presently working with Football and Baseball. He also has worked on call for SMDC (St. Mary’s Hospital-Duluth). Tom graduated from CSS with a Master of Arts in Exercise Physiology in 2002 and a Bachelor of Arts in Exercise Physiology in 2001. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Great Lakes Athletic Trainers’ Association and Minnesota Athletic Trainers’ Association.

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Luke joined The College of St. Scholastica in October 2013 as an Assistant Athletic Trainer and also serves as a preceptor. Luke completed his MA in Health Promotion at the University of Alabama and obtained a BS in Athletic Training from the University of Illinois.

luKe KAsperMA, ATR, ATCAssistant Athletic Trainer

Dani joined The College of St. Scholastica in August 2014 as an Assistant Athletic Trainer after receiving her MS in Athletic Training from CSS in May 2014. She received her BA in biology from Wartburg College in Waverly, IA in 2011. Dani is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the Great Lakes Athletic Trainers’ Association, and the Minnesota Athletic Trainers’ Association. She is also a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist.

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BetHany lutHeran collegeLocation: Mankato, Minn.Enrollment: 612Nickname: VikingsTeam Colors: Red, White, and Black2014 Overall: 14-222014 UMAC (Finish): 12-9 (4th)Postseason: UMAC TournamentHead Coach: Ryan Kragh, 11th SeasonOverall Record: 202-168Record at Bethany Lutheran: SameWeb site: blcvikings.com

Martin lutHer collegeLocation: New Ulm, Minn.Enrollment: 1,130Nickname: KnightsTeam Colors: Black, Red, and White2014 Overall: 12-172014 UMAC (Finish): 9-12 (6th)Postseason: N/AHead Coach: Randy Cox, 6th SeasonOverall Record: 50-105Record at Martin Luther: SameWeb site: mlcknights.com

nortH central uniVerSityLocation: Minneapolis, Minn.Enrollment: 1,384Nickname: RamsTeam Colors: Navy Blue and Vegas Gold2014 Overall: 1-272014 UMAC (Finish): 1-20 (8th)Postseason: N/AHead Coach: Kenny Flermoen, 3rd SeasonOverall Record: 2-50Record at North Central: SameWeb site: ncurams.com

uniVerSity oF nortHweStern-St. PaulLocation: St. Paul, Minn.Enrollment: 1,700Nickname: EaglesTeam Colors: Purple and Gold2014 Overall: 20-192014 UMAC (Finish): 14-7 (3rd)Postseason: UMAC TournamentHead Coach: Dave Hieb, 20th SeasonOverall Record: 337-390-3Record at Northwestern: SameWeb site: unweagles.com

crown collegeLocation: St. Bonifacius, Minn.Enrollment: 1,030Nickname: StormTeam Colors: Purple and Gray2014 Overall: 6-272014 UMAC (Finish): 3-17 (7th)Postseason: N/AHead Coach: Mike Gmetro, 4th SeasonOverall Record: 13-71Record at Crown: SameWeb site: athletics.crown.edu

uniVerSity oF MinneSota MorriSLocation: Morris, Minn.Enrollment: 1,932Nickname: CougarsTeam Colors: Maroon and Gold2014 Overall: 15-192014 UMAC (Finish): 10-11 (5th)Postseason: N/AHead Coach: Grant Harding, 3rd SeasonOverall Record: 20-39 Record at Minnesota Morris: SameWeb site: ummcougars.org

nortHlanD collegeLocation: Ashland, Wis.Enrollment: 534Nickname: LumberJillsTeam Colors: Orange and Navy2014 Overall: 22-172014 UMAC (Finish): 15-6 (2nd)Postseason: UMAC Tournament Head Coach: Ernie May, 2nd SeasonOverall Record: 72-153Record at Northland: 22-17Web site: northlandcollegesports.com

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BriDgewater State uniVerSityLocation: Bridgewater, Mass.Enrollment: 9,615Nickname: BearsTeam Colors: Crimson and WhiteAffiliation: Mass. State Collegiate Athletic Conference2014 Overall: 13-212014 MASCAC (Finish): 6-8 (T-5th)Postseason: MASCAC TournamentHead Coach: Rick Smith, 22nd SeasonOverall Record: 511-292-5Record at Bridgewater State: SameWeb site: bsubears.com

uniVerSity oF la rocHeLocation: Pittsburgh, Pa.Enrollment: 1,363Nickname: Red HawksTeam Colors: Red and WhiteAffiliation: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference2014 Overall: 31-152014 AMCC (Finish): 15-1 (1st)Postseason: NCAA Mideast RegionalHead Coach: Chase Rowe, 9th SeasonOverall Record: 195-136Record at La Roche: sameWeb site: larochesports.com

Saint JoHn’S uniVerSityLocation: Collegeville, Minn.Enrollment: 1,871Nickname: JohnniesTeam Colors: Cardinal and BlueAffiliation: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conf.2014 Overall: 21-102014 MIAC (Finish): 13-7 (3rd)Postseason: MIAC TournamentHead Coach: Jerry Haugen, 38th SeasonOverall Record: 636-593-5Record at Saint John’s: SameWeb site: gojohnnies.com

uniVerSity oF wiSconSin-la croSSeLocation: La Crosse, Wis.Enrollment: 9,630Nickname: EaglesTeam Colors: Maroon and GrayAffiliation: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conf.2014 Overall: 26-182014 WIAC (Finish): 16-7 (2nd)Postseason: WIAC TournamentHead Coach: Chris Schwarz, 11th SeasonOverall Record: 214-191-1Record at UW-La Crosse: SameWeb site: uwlathletics.com

uniVerSity oF wiSconSin-SuPeriorLocation: Superior, Wis.Enrollment: 2,522Nickname: YellowjacketsTeam Colors: Gold, Black, and WhiteAffiliation: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conf.2014 Overall: 17-182014 WIAC (Finish): 8-14 (5th)Postseason: N/AHead Coach: Nick Bursik, 2nd SeasonOverall Record: 17-18Record at UW-Superior: SameWeb site: uwsyellowjackets.com

HilBert collegeLocation: Hamburg, N.Y.Enrollment: 1,033Nickname: HawksTeam Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference2014 Overall: 6-262014 AMCC (Finish): 2-14 (8th)Postseason: N/AHead Coach: Matt Glowacki, 1st SeasonOverall Record: N/ARecord at Hilbert: SameWeb site: hilberthawks.com

Penn State uniVerSity-BeHrenDLocation: Erie, Penn. Enrollment: 3,943Nickname: LionsTeam Colors: Blue and WhiteAffiliation: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference2014 Overall: 30-142014 AMCC (Finish): 13-3 (2nd)Postseason: AMCC TournamentHead Coach: Paul Benim, 20th SeasonOverall Record: 500-283-3 Record at Penn State-Behrend: SameWeb site: psblions.com

uniVerSity oF St. tHoMaSLocation: St. Paul, Minn.Enrollment: 6,350Nickname: TommiesTeam Colors: Purple and GrayAffiliation: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conf.2014 Overall: 39-92014 MIAC (Finish): 18-2 (1st)Postseason: NCAA World SeriesHead Coach: Chris Olean, 6th Season Overall Record: 177-53 Record at St. Thomas: SameWeb site: tommiesports.com

uniVerSity oF wiSconSin-SteVenS PointLocation: Stevens Point, Wis.Enrollment: 9,292Nickname: PointersTeam Colors: Purple and GoldAffiliation: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conf.2014 Overall: 32-132014 WIAC (Finish): 14-8 (3rd)Postseason: NCAA West RegionalHead Coach: Pat Bloom, 12th SeasonOverall Record: 360-161Record at UW-Stevens Point: SameWeb site: athletics.uwsp.edu

uniVerSity oF wiSconSin-wHitewaterLocation: Whitewater, Wis.Enrollment: 10,864Nickname: WarhawksTeam Colors: Purple and WhiteAffiliation: Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conf.2014 Overall: 44-72014 WIAC (Finish): 19-4 (1st)Postseason: NCAA ChampionHead Coach: John Vodenlich, 12th SeasonOverall Record: 431-168-1Record at UW-Whitewater: 402-128-1Web site: uwwsports.com

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About St. Scholastica


A Top-Ranked UniversityU.S.News & World Report magazine consistently ranks The College of St. Scholastica among the best colleges and universities in the region for academic excellence and for veterans.

Internships & Mentor Programs “Getting out in the real world” is an essential aspect of a degree program. This experience has real world results: 96.5 percent of our graduates report finding jobs or pursuing higher degrees within six months of graduation. (based on a five-year average).

Small Class SizesWith the average student to teacher ratio of 13 to 1, St. Scholastica’s small class sizes offer more personalized instruction and a friendly learning environment. All classes are taught by faculty.

Learning ValuesSt. Scholastica places great importance on preparing its students for a life of purpose - as well as for economic gain - by emphasizing core values of the Benedictine tradition. Learning here entails a commitment to meeting rigorous academic standards, broadening the scope of one’s vision and becoming accountable to both self and society.

CSS FAST FACTSAffiliation: Catholic, BenedictineFounded: 1912President: Dr. Larry GoodwinEnrollment: 4,240; 1,926 total undergraduate at main campus, 1,304 total graduate, 2,936 total undergraduate (main campus, ADEP, and extended studies)Campus: Duluth, Minnesota – 186 forested acres overlooking the beautiful Lake Superior.Financial aid: 99 percent of our first-year students were offered financial aid for 2012-2013. (average award = $19,654)Average Class Size: 21 studentsStudent/Faculty Ratio: 13 to 1Campus Housing: Somers Residence Hall; Willow, Maple, Grove, Birch, Pine, Cedar, Kerst and Scanlon ApartmentsStudent Body: 49 states and 38 countries represented in recent yearsStudy Abroad Programs are offered in: Belize, China, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Morocco, Peru, Russia, Tanzania, Argentina, England, and more.

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Mid-America’s gateway to the sea, Duluth’s harbor hosts ships from dozens of nations each year. Duluthians enjoy the beauty and sport of four seasons. In close proximity to the College are beaches, biking and jogging trails, ski resorts, cross-country ski trails, boating and fishing sites and rinks for skating, curling and hockey. The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness is close enough for week-end visits.

Duluth offers a wide variety of cultural activities as well. Each year the city’s auditorium hosts a long list of popular entertainers. The Minnesota Ballet, Duluth Playhouse, and Duluth-Superior Symphony Orchestra provide exciting year-round schedules. Duluth’s many historical attractions include Glensheen, a 39-room neo-Jacobean style mansion built on the Lake Superior shore, the St. Louis County Heritage and Arts Center, and the Marine Museum at Canal Park.

Duluth’s low crime rate, high quality of life and natural beauty frequently earn it high rankings in “best places to live” surveys. Recently, the nonprofit American Institute for Economic Research ranked Duluth one of America’s best small metropolitan areas for college students.

In June 2014, Duluth was voted “America’s Best Outdoor City” by Outside Magazine

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Facts About Duluth

Population: 84,380; within 30-mile radius, population is • 184,134.Located at the westernmost tip of Lake Superior, halfway • between Minneapolis/St. Paul and the Canadian border.2,342 freshwater miles from the Atlantic Ocean to Duluth • via the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway.Area: 43,067 acres.• Altitude: Ranges from 605 feet (at Lake Superior’s • shoreline) to 1,485 feet above sea level.Terrain: City is built into a steep, rocky cliffside; almost • mountainous for the Midwest.Rated by Money magazine as one of the top four • Midwestern small cities, based on livability.

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Commissioner Corey Borchardt

651.286.7470 | [email protected]

Assistant Commissioner Natalie Arians

651.286.7488 | [email protected] MIDWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEMBER INSTITUTIONS

BetHany lutHeran college Location: Mankato, Minn. President: Dr. Dan Bruss

Athletics Director: Don Westphal Web Site: blcvikings.com

college oF St. ScHolaStica

Location: Duluth, Minn. President: Dr. Larry Goodwin Athletics Director: Don Olson

Web Site: csssaints.com

crown college Location: St. Bonifacius, Minn.

President: Dr. Rick Mann Athletics Director: Josh Dunwoody

Web Site: athletics.crown.edu

Martin lutHer college Location: New Ulm, Minn.

President: Rev. Mark Zarling Athletics Director: James Unke

Web Site: mlcknights.com

nortH central uniVerSity Location: Minneapolis, Minn.

President: Dr. Gordon Anderson Athletics Director: Jake Smith

Web Site: ncurams.com

nortHlanD college Location: Ashland, Wis.

President: Dr. Mike Miller Athletics Director: Steve Wammer and Kim Falkenhagen

Web Site: northlandcollegesports.com

uniVerSity oF nortHweStern Location: St. Paul, Minn.

President: Dr. Alan Cureton Athletics Director: Dr. Matt Hill

Web Site: unweagles.com

uniVerSity oF MinneSota MorriS Location: Morris, Minn.

Chancellor: Dr. Jacqueline Johnson Athletics Director: Mark FohlWeb Site: ummcougars.org

Upper Midwest Athletic Conference


The Jerome Kruse Memorial Award was created in honor of Mr. Jerome Kruse, the long-time athletic director of Northwestern (Wis.) College and later Martin Luther College. Mr. Kruse’s life ended early, and the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) created the award to honor his dedication to the conference and its student-athletes. The annual award travels to the college that earns the most points, accumulated by the place-finishes of the college’s athletic teams in the final standings of the 17 conference-sponsored sports.

uMac all-SPortS troPHy: tHe JeroMe kruSe awarD1996-97 St. Scholastica1997-98 St. Scholastica1998-99 Martin Luther1999-00 St. Scholastica & Northwestern (Tie)2000-01 Northwestern2001-02 Northwestern2002-03 Martin Luther (85 pts.) 2nd – Northwestern (80) 3rd – St. Scholastica (69)2003-04 Northwestern (87.5) 2nd – St. Scholastica (85) 3rd – Martin Luther (82.5)2004-05 Northwestern (95) 2nd – St. Scholastica (93.5) 3rd – Martin Luther (90)2005-06 St. Scholastica (75.5) 2nd – Northwestern (74.5) 3rd – Martin Luther (54.5)2006-07 St. Scholastica (74) 2nd – Northwestern (65.5) 3rd – Minnesota Morris (48)2007-08 Northwestern (82) 2nd – St. Scholastica (74) 3rd – Minnesota Morris (53.5)2008-09 Northwestern (81) 2nd – St. Scholastica (80.5) 3rd – Martin Luther (57.5)2009-10 St. Scholastica (88.5) 2nd – Northwestern (79.5) 3rd – Minnesota Morris (77)2010-11 St. Scholastica (92) 2nd – Minnesota Morris (83) 3rd – Northwestern (76)2011-12 St. Scholastica (94) 2nd – Minnesota Morris (74) 3rd – Northwestern (70.5)2012-13 St. Scholastica (88.5) 2nd – Minnesota Morris (73.5) 3rd – Northwestern (66.5)2013-14 St. Scholastica (103) 2nd – Minnesota Morris (88) 3rd – Northwestern (76.5)

School MCC WCC FB MSC WSC VB MGF MBB WBB MITR WITR MOTR WOTR MTN WTN SB BB TotalBethany Lutheran College 4 6 5 3 4 7 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 2 3 5 64College of St. Scholastica 7 8 5 8 8 5 5.5 7 5 5 6 6 6 5.5 8 8 103Crown College 1 1 2.5 3 2 3 6 5.5 1 2 2 29Martin Luther College 5.5 5 2.5 4 6 6 2 2.5 5.5 2.5 2 2.5 3 4 3 56North Central University 3 4 1 1 1.5 4 2.5 2.5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 27.5Northland College 2 2 2 5 1.5 1 1 2.5 5 7 29University of Minnesota Morris 5.5 7 1 6.5 7 7.5 3 7 8 4 4 5 5 2.5 4 7 4 88University of Northwestern 3 4 6.5 4 7.5 5 8 5.5 2 3 2.5 3 5 5.5 6 6 76.5

(1) Most amount of points = Kruse Award Winner

(2) Points are determined by the number of teams participating in that particular sport. First place points will be given equivalent to the number of teams competing in that particular sport. Second place, third place, etc. in descending order.

EXAMPLEIf there are 8 teams competing = 1st place gets 8 points, 2nd place gets 7 points, 3rd place gets 6 points, etc.If there are 5 teams competing = 1st place gets 5 points, 2nd place gets 4 points, 3rd place gets 4 points, etc.

(3) Provisionary schools and associate members are not eligible for Kruse Award and are not considered in awarding points for regular season finishes

(4) If two or more teams tie for the same regular season finish spot, the point value for their corresponding finishes are added together and divided by the number of teams tied, which is then awarded to all of the tied teams. Example - If there is a two-way tie for first place, you would add 8+7 and then divide by 2 so that each team receives 7.5 points

KRUSE AWARD STANDINGS (2013-2014)UMAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

For more information about this press release, contact:

3003 Snelling Ave N. St. Paul, MN 55113 | 651-286-7488Natalie Arians, UMAC Assistant Commissioner

Email: [email protected]

(1) Most amount of points = Kruse Award Winner (2) Points are determined by the number of teams participating in that particular sport. First place points will be given equivalent to the number of teams competing in that particular sport. Second place, third place, etc. in descending order.EXAMPLE If there are 8 teams competing = 1st place gets 8 points, 2nd place gets 7 points, 3rd place gets 6 points, etc.If there are 5 teams competing = 1st place gets 5 points, 2nd place gets 4 points, 3rd place gets 4 points, etc.(3) Provisionary schools and associate members are not eligible for Kruse Award and are not considered in awarding points for regular season finishes(4) If two or more teams tie for the same regular season finish spot, the point value for their corresponding finishes are added together and divided by the number of teams tied, which is then awarded to all of the tied teams.Example - If there is a two-way tie for first place, you would add 8+7 and then divide by 2 so that each team receives 7.5 points.



2014 uMac PoStSeaSon tournaMentMay 9-11, 2014 | Bethel University Hargis Park/Concordia-St. Paul

University Barnes FieldOpening Round

No. 1 St. Scholastica def. No. 4 Bethany Lutheran, 3-2 (10)No. 3 Northwestern def. No. 2 Northland, 13-7

Elimination GameBethany Lutheran def. Northland, 16-6

Semifinal RoundSt. Scholastica def. Northwestern, 6-4

Elimination GameNorthwestern def. Bethany Lutheran, 4-3

Championship GameSt. Scholastica def. Northwestern, 14-4 (7)

2014 Final uMac StanDingS

teaM uMac oVerall St. Scholastica* 19-1 30-12Northland 15-6 22-17Northwestern 14-7 20-19Bethany Lutheran 12-9 14-22Minnesota Morris 10-11 15-19Martin Luther 9-12 12-17Crown 3-17 6-27North Central 1-20 1-27

* 2014 UMAC Tournament Champion

2014 uMac PreSeaSon Poll

teaM oVerall 1. St. Scholastica (5 First Place Votes)*# 47 2. Bethany Lutheran (3) 453. Northwestern 344. Martin Luther 335. Minnesota Morris 246. Northland 207. Crown 13 8. North Central 8

* 2013 UMAC Tournament Champion# 2013 UMAC Tournament Champion



1st Team All-Conference Name Institution Year PositionCory Ferm Bethany Lutheran Senior PitcherAdam Geiger Bethany Lutheran Junior OutfieldLucas Herd Bethany Lutheran Junior OutfieldMitch Sellers Bethany Lutheran Senior InfieldJoe Tuholsky Bethany Lutheran Junior InfieldTrevor Bernsdorf St. Scholastica Freshman InfieldAustin Colvard St. Scholastica Sophomore OutfieldAndy Davis St. Scholastica Junior PitcherTyler Duex St. Scholastica Sophomore InfieldTyler Henderson St. Scholastica Senior CatcherParker Olson St. Scholastica Senior InfieldJordan Risse St. Scholastica Sophomore UtilityThomas Rodgers St. Scholastica Senior PitcherJake Ziel Martin Luther Senior PitcherPeter Aerts Northland Senior CatcherJack Doyle Northland Freshman UtilityDaniel Kollauf Northland Junior OutfieldColin Moberly Northland Senior PitcherEric Terres Minnesota Morris Junior InfieldTyler Osborn Northwestern Freshman OutfieldAndy Peterson Northwestern Senior Utility

Honorable Mention All-Conference Name Institution Year PositionTyler Hebrink Bethany Lutheran Junior InfieldNate Lee Bethany Lutheran Senior InfieldSean Imes St. Scholastica Freshman PitcherSam Sorenson St. Scholastica Freshman PitcherHarry Ballantyne Crown Freshman OutfieldRyan Denison Crown Freshman UtilityGalen Holzhueter Martin Luther Senior InfieldJoe Schmudlach Martin Luther Senior OutfieldDavid Babcock North Central Junior InfieldCody Van Sickle North Central Sophomore UtilityMitch Howard Northland Sophomore UtilityMatt Lennon Northland Junior InfieldCody Reinke Minnesota Morris Sophomore OutfieldDevin Waldvogel Minnesota Morris Junior PitcherAndy Haagenson Northwestern Senior InfieldTJ Studer Northwestern Senior Pitcher

Player of the Year Award – Andy Peterson, NorthwesternCo-Pitcher of the Year Award – Andy Peterson, NorthwesternCo-Pitcher of the Year Award – Jacob Ziel, Martin Luther Rookie of the Year Award – Trevor Bernsdorf, St. ScholasticaCoach of the Year Award – Ernie May, Northland Team Sportsmanship Award – Northwestern



oVerall: 30-12 | HoMe: 2-0 | away: 15-5 | neutral: 13-7 | uMac: 19-1cSS / oPP.

Date oPPoSing teaM Score r-H-e / r-H-e innS oVerall uMac PitcHer oF recorD

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2/28 ^ #9 St. Thomas L 2-9 2-6-3 / 9-9-0 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 M. Keuning 50 2:45 2/28 ^ UW-La Crosse W 4-0 4-8-1 / 0-6-3 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 A. Davis 20 2:43 3/1 ^ UW-La Crosse L 6-9 6-8-2 / 9-13-1 9 1-2-0 0-0-0 P. Getchell 20 2:30 3/1 ^ Buena Vista L 2-3 2-4-3 / 3-7-2 9 1-3-0 0-0-0 L. Hulst 20 2:10 3/9 # Keystone-1 W 8-4 8-13-1 / 4-10-3 7 2-3-0 0-0-0 A. Davis 50 1:40 3/9 # Keystone-2 W 6-5 6-10-1 / 5-7-1 (9) 3-3-0 0-0-0 T. Rogers 50 2:30 3/10 # Keystone W 6-5 6-8-1 / 5-11-5 (10) 4-3-0 0-0-0 L. Hulst 50 3:30 3/13 # Hilbert W 8-6 8-14-3 / 6-9-1 9 5-3-0 0-0-0 L. Hulst 50 3:00 3/14 # Bridgewater State-1 L 1-5 1-11-4 / 5-6-0 7 5-4-0 0-0-0 J. Risse 25 2:00 3/14 # Bridgewater State-2 W 11-1 11-12-0 / 1-5-3 7 6-4-0 0-0-0 P. Getchell 25 2:00 3/15 # Penn State-Behrend W 7-2 7-7-3 / 2-6-2 9 7-4-0 0-0-0 A. Davis 50 3:10 3/21 UW-Oshkosh W 4-1 4-4-1 / 1-9-1 9 8-4-0 0-0-0 M. Keuning 34 2:31 3/21 North Park L 2-9 2-7-1 / 9-12-0 9 8-5-0 0-0-0 P. Getchell 60 2.36 3/22 #14 Concordia-Chicago L 1-2 1-9-1 / 2-6-1 9 8-6-0 0-0-0 A. Davis 100 2:00 3/23 #6 Webster L 2-3 2-9-4 / 3-9-3 (10) 8-7-0 0-0-0 T. Rogers 225 2:50 3/30 * Crown-1 W 14-0 14-13-0 / 0-3-1 7 9-7-0 1-0-0 A. Davis 57 2:25 3/30 * Crown-2 W 13-2 13-12-0 / 2-5-2 7 10-7-0 2-0-0 J. Risse 45 2:00 4/5 #9 UW-Whitewater L 8-11 8-12-1 / 11-12-3 9 10-8-0 2-0-0 M. Keuning 110 2:59 4/6 #9 UW-Whitewater L 3-18 3-7-3 / 18-18-0 9 10-9-0 2-0-0 A. Davis 249 2:34 4/11 * Martin Luther-1 L 1-3 1-6-2 / 3-8-2 9 10-10-0 2-1-0 M. Keuning 53 2:15 4/11 * Martin Luther-2 W 16-1 16-13-2 / 1-6-4 7 11-10-0 3-1-0 A. Davis 67 1:55 4/12 * Martin Luther W 10-0 10-13-1 /0-1-2 7 12-10-0 4-1-0 J. Risse 87 1:50 4/18 * Bethany Lutheran W 12-2 12-14-2 / 2-9-0 7 13-10-0 5-1-0 A. Davis 65 2:00 4/19 * Bethany Lutheran-1 W 6-2 6-12-0 / 2-4-2 9 14-10-0 6-1-0 S. Imes 100 2:15 4/19 * Bethany Lutheran-2 W 7-1 7-12-0 / 1-5-5 9 15-10-0 7-1-0 S. Sorenson 100 2:25 4/22 * Northwestern (MN)-1 W 15-3 15-16-1 / 3-8-4 7 16-10-0 8-1-0 J. Risse 42 2:24 4/22 * Northwestern (MN)-2 W 9-1 9-13-2 / 1-4-7 9 17-10-0 9-1-0 D. Wood - 2:37 4/23 * Northwestern (MN) W 4-0 4-9-1 / 0-6-2 9 18-10-0 10-1-0 A. Davis 31 2:15 4/26 * North Central (MN) W 26-0 26-18-0 / 0-2-4 7 19-10-0 11-1-0 P. Getchell 25 1:50 4/26 * North Central (MN) W 10-1 10-9-1 / 1-3-2 7 20-10-0 12-1-0 M. Keuning 33 1:09 4/26 * North Central (MN) W 25-0 25-24-3 / 0-3-4 7 21-10-0 13-1-0 G. Rindal 29 2:18 5/2 * Minnesota Morris W 18-5 18-14-2 / 5-8-4 7 22-10-0 14-1-0 M. Keuning 43 2:06 5/3 * Minnesota Morris-1 W 10-0 10-8-0 / 0-3-4 7 23-10-0 15-1-0 A. Davis 52 1:38 5/3 * Minnesota Morris-2 W 12-4 12-18-1 / 4-7-1 9 24-10-0 16-1-0 S. Sorenson 49 2:15 5/4 * NORTHLAND-1 W 5-2 5-5-1 / 2-4-5 9 25-10-0 17-1-0 J. Risse 123 2:15 5/4 * NORTHLAND-2 W 14-1 14-10-0 / 1-8-1 7 26-10-0 18-1-0 P. Getchell - 1:52 5/5 * Northland W 4-3 4-10-0 / 3-9-2 9 27-10-0 19-1-0 S. Imes 108 2:30 5/9 & Bethany Lutheran W 3-2 3-7-2 / 2-8-1 (10) 28-10-0 19-1-0 T. Rogers 100 2:15 5/9 & Northwestern (MN) W 6-4 6-11-0 / 4-7-5 9 29-10-0 19-1-0 S. Sorenson 54 2:05 5/10 & Northwestern (MN) W 14-4 14-12-1 / 4-8-6 7 30-10-0 19-1-0 D. Wood 153 2:30 5/14 $ #15 Buena Vista L 1-7 1-4-3 / 7-15-4 9 30-11-0 19-1-0 A. Davis 151 2:16 5/16 $ DePauw L 5-6 5-8-2 / 6-13-5 9 30-12-0 19-1-0 T. Rogers 143 2:28

HOME | Neutral Site | * = UMAC Game | & UMAC Tournament | (#) Extra Innings^ = Midwest Classic (Tulsa, Okla.) | # = Spring Break Trip (Ft. Pierce, Fla.)

$ = NCAA Regional Tournament (Moline, Ill.)

inning-By-inning Scoring

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total St. Scholastica 34 51 58 47 54 38 31 12 14 2 341 Opponents 24 24 16 21 17 17 8 16 3 1 147

2014 Results


BATTING (sorted by AB)

Player aVg. gP-gS aB r H 2B 3B Hr rBi tB Slg% BB HBP So gDP oBP SF SH SB-att Po a e FlD%Tyler Duex .432 35-35 118 26 51 15 3 2 42 78 .661 20 11 14 1 .532 5 0 11-12 39 79 10 .922

Trevor Bernsdorf .361 35-34 122 31 44 7 2 0 33 55 .451 12 8 9 2 .438 4 0 15-19 28 39 9 .882

Ryan Burmeister .357 19-7 28 12 10 0 0 0 13 10 .357 9 1 5 0 .526 0 0 2-2 10 25 5 .875

Austin Colvard .349 22-21 83 33 29 4 0 0 15 33 .398 14 0 5 0 .439 1 1 28-29 39 2 1 .976

Tyler Henderson .346 39-37 127 20 44 5 0 1 25 52 .409 18 2 10 2 .435 0 0 3-5 226 18 0 1.000

Bret Moody .333 14-6 27 14 9 1 0 0 6 10 .370 10 0 4 0 .514 0 0 6-6 9 1 1 .909

Brian Minks .328 37-34 122 35 40 6 3 1 25 55 .451 12 3 22 3 .399 1 3 12-13 25 62 10 .897

Parker Olson .327 39-39 150 21 49 4 2 0 27 57 .380 12 1 21 2 .371 4 1 6-7 82 71 2 .987

Padraic Getchell .309 34-34 110 25 34 8 4 0 19 50 .455 15 2 25 1 .398 1 0 12-13 77 8 3 .966

Al Marolt .300 25-2 20 17 6 2 0 0 6 8 .400 7 1 2 0 .500 0 2 1-1 21 15 3 .923

Jordan Risse .299 33-33 117 28 35 9 1 2 28 52 .444 11 4 28 1 .360 7 2 13-15 44 9 4 .930

Jesse Heaton .253 27-25 99 24 25 11 1 0 10 38 .384 8 4 25 0 .327 2 3 15-17 39 2 2 .953

Sam Christofferson .217 25-17 69 9 15 4 1 0 12 21 .304 7 5 17 1 .325 2 0 0-0 141 5 3 .980

Shayne Ciernia .213 23-18 61 6 13 3 1 0 5 18 .295 8 2 8 3 .324 0 3 1-1 0 0 0 .000

Jake Kuschke .211 27-22 76 15 16 4 0 0 11 20 .263 8 8 11 1 .340 2 2 6-6 154 19 1 .994

Mike Policano .195 26-10 41 12 8 1 1 0 1 11 .268 6 2 20 2 .320 1 1 4-4 48 4 0 1.000

Ray Feigal .192 14-2 26 5 5 1 1 0 4 8 .308 2 1 9 1 .276 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 .000

Josh Brodersen 1.000 1-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 2.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

Sean Imes .500 2-0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 1 0 0 0 .667 0 0 0-0 2 5 1 .875

Michael Grove .429 6-1 7 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 .429 0 0 0 0 .375 1 0 2-2 20 2 0 1.000

Grant Rindal .222 6-1 9 4 2 1 0 0 0 3 .333 1 0 3 0 .300 0 0 0-0 7 1 1 .889

Brian Houdek .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Totals .311 42-42 1415 341 440 87 20 6 286 585 .413 181 55 238 20 .402 31 18 138-153 1024 398 60 .960

Opponents .242 42-42 1288 147 312 54 4 6 131 392 .304 123 39 294 19 .325 7 20 32-52 998 384 108 .928 Left-on-Base (LOB): Saints – 361, Opponents – 306.DPs turned: Saints – 30, Opponents – 29. Catcher’s Interference: Saints – 0, Opponents 0.

PITCHING (sorted by ERA)Player ERA W-L App-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHAThomas Rogers 0.73 2-2 13-0 0 0/3 4 24.2 20 3 2 7 27 2 0 0 94 .213 2 1 0 0 0 Sean Imes 1.80 2-0 9-3 0 0/0 1 30.0 21 9 6 16 30 4 0 0 110 .191 2 2 1 0 2 Kevin Kunik 2.45 0-0 9-0 0 0/1 0 11.0 9 3 3 4 5 0 0 0 37 .243 0 1 0 1 0 Andy Davis 2.48 8-3 12-12 2 1/3 0 72.2 73 25 20 10 59 14 1 1 283 .258 1 4 0 2 3 Daniel Wood 2.55 2-0 9-0 0 0/2 0 17.2 18 5 5 2 7 2 0 0 65 .277 0 3 0 0 1 Zack Farmer 2.81 0-0 13-0 0 0/2 2 16.0 12 5 5 4 11 1 0 0 59 .203 1 1 1 1 1 Sam Sorenson 2.97 3-0 8-4 0 0/0 1 36.1 31 19 12 13 35 5 1 1 135 .230 1 5 1 0 4 Logan Hulst 3.38 2-1 8-0 0 0/1 1 10.2 14 5 4 4 11 1 0 0 42 .333 4 2 0 1 0 Jordan Risse 3.60 4-1 9-9 0 0/1 0 45.0 41 25 18 22 39 4 2 2 169 .243 2 11 0 2 3 Padraic Getchell 4.34 3-2 5-5 1 0/1 0 29.0 27 16 14 8 22 7 0 1 114 .237 1 5 0 0 0 Mickie Keuning 5.01 3-3 9-8 0 0/0 0 41.1 42 32 23 30 42 13 0 1 157 .268 9 4 2 0 5 Grant Rindal 0.00 1-0 2-1 0 0/1 0 5.0 3 0 0 2 6 1 0 0 17 .176 0 0 0 0 1 AJ Nelson 0.00 0-0 1-0 0 0/1 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .333 0 0 0 0 0 Josh Brodersen 0.00 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 2.95 30-12 42-42 3 7/6 9 341.1 312 147 112 123 294 54 4 6 1288 .242 23 39 5 7 20 Opponents 6.25 12-30 42-42 5 0/0 3 332.2 440 341 231 181 238 87 20 6 1415 .311 67 55 5 31 18

Hitting Streaks to end 2014Austin Colvard 8Ryan Burmeister 3 Padraic Getchell 2Michael Grove 2

Josh Broderson 1Shayne Ciernia 1Sean Imes 1Al Marolt 1Brian Minks 1

Parker Olson 1

2014 Statistics


FIELDING (sorted by Fielding Pct.)PLAYER C PO A E FLD% DP SBA CSB SBA% PB CI

Tyler Henderson 244 226 18 0 1.000 5 14 10 .583 1 0

Mike Policano 52 48 4 0 1.000 4 0 0 --- 0 0

Michael Grove 22 20 2 0 1.000 0 0 1 .000 1 0

Andy Davis 13 4 9 0 1.000 1 4 6 .400 0 0

Kevin Kunik 7 1 6 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0

Thomas Rogers 5 3 2 0 1.000 0 0 2 .000 0 0

Zack Farmer 3 1 2 0 1.000 0 2 0 1.000 0 0

Daniel Wood 2 0 2 0 1.000 0 1 2 .333 0 0

Josh Brodersen 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Jake Kuschke 174 154 19 1 .994 2 18 9 .667 5 0

Parker Olson 155 82 71 2 .987 20 0 0 --- 0 0

Sam Christofferson 149 141 5 3 .980 12 0 0 --- 0 0

Austin Colvard 42 39 2 1 .976 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Padraic Getchell 88 77 8 3 .966 0 4 1 .800 0 0

Jesse Heaton 43 39 2 2 .953 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Jordan Risse 57 44 9 4 .930 1 4 1 .800 0 0

Al Marolt 39 21 15 3 .923 6 0 0 --- 0 0

Tyler Duex 128 39 79 10 .922 10 0 0 --- 0 0

Bret Moody 11 9 1 1 .909 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Brian Minks 97 25 62 10 .897 7 0 0 --- 0 0

Grant Rindal 9 7 1 1 .889 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Trevor Bernsdorf 76 28 39 9 .882 5 0 0 --- 0 0

Ryan Burmeister 40 10 25 5 .875 9 0 0 --- 0 0

Sean Imes 8 2 5 1 .875 0 5 1 .833 0 0

Sam Sorenson 6 1 4 1 .833 0 3 2 .600 0 0

Mickie Keuning 11 3 5 3 .727 0 6 4 .600 0 0

AJ Nelson 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Shayne Ciernia 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Ray Feigal 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Brian Houdek 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Logan Hulst 0 0 0 0 .000 0 2 1 .667 0 0

Totals 1482 1024 398 60 .960 30 32 20 .615 7 0

Opponents 1490 998 384 108 .928 29 138 15 .902 20 0

Record When…Overall 30-12vs. UMAC (Overall) 22-1vs. UMAC (Regular Season) 19-1vs. WIAC 2-3vs. MIAC 0-1vs. Other 6-71-Run Games 4-42-Run Games 2-13- or 4-Run Games 6-35+ Run Games 18-4Extra Innings 3-1Shutouts 7-0Monday Games 2-0Tuesday Games 2-0Wednesday Games 1-1Thursday Games 1-0Friday Games 8-5Saturday Games 10-4Sunday Games 6-2Day Games 27-10Night Games (after 5 p.m.) 3-2Game 1 of Doubleheader 6-2Game 2 of Doubleheader 8-0CSS Made 0 errors 10-0 ... 1 error 12-3 ... 2+ errors 8-9 Opponent made 0 errors 1-4 ... 1 error 7-2 ... 2+ errors 22-6 CSS more hits 27-2Opponent more hits 3-8Hits are equal 0-2CSS has more LOB 20-3Opponent has more LOB 6-9Players LOB are equal 4-0CSS Scored in 1st inning 16-0 Opponent scored in 1st 4-6 CSS Scores first 26-2 Opponent scores first 4-10After 6 leading 26-0 ... trailing 3-12 ... tied 1-0 After 7 leading 12-0 ... trailing 2-10 ... tied 0-1 After 8 leading 12-0 ... trailing 2-9 ... tied 0-2

Multi-Hit GamesnaMe/gaMeS 2 3 4 5+ totalParker Olson 15 2 1 - 18 Tyler Duex 14 1 2 - 17 Tyler Henderson 9 4 1 - 14 Trevor Bernsdorf 10 2 1 - 13 Brian Minks 5 4 1 - 10 Austin Colvard 9 1 - - 10 Jordan Risse 6 3 - - 9 Jesse Heaton 7 - - - 7 Padraic Getchell 3 4 - - 7 Jake Kuschke 3 1 - - 4 Shayne Ciernia 4 - - - 4 Ryan Burmeister 1 - 1 - 2 Bret Moody 2 - - - 2 Sam Christofferson 2 - - - 2 Ray Feigal 1 - - - 1 Michael Grove 1 - - - 1 Mike Policano 1 - - - 1 TEAM 93 22 7 - 122

Multi-RBi GamesnaMe/gaMeS 2 3 4 5+ totalTyler Duex 3 6 1 1 11 Tyler Henderson 8 1 - - 9 Trevor Bernsdorf 7 2 - - 9 Parker Olson 7 1 - - 8 Jordan Risse 6 1 - - 7 Padraic Getchell 4 - 1 - 5 Brian Minks 4 - - 1 5 Jake Kuschke 4 - - - 4 Jesse Heaton 2 1 - - 3 Austin Colvard 2 1 - - 3 Ryan Burmeister 1 1 - 1 3 Al Marolt 2 - - - 2 Shayne Ciernia 2 - - - 2 Sam Christofferson 1 - - - 1 Ray Feigal 1 - - - 1 Bret Moody - 1 - - 1 Josh Brodersen 1 - - - 1 TEAM 55 15 2 3 75

2014 Statistics


OFFENSIVEBatting aVerage Ba 1. Tyler Duex .432 2. Trevor Bernsdorf .361 3. Ryan Burmeister .357 Slugging Percentage Slg% 1. Tyler Duex .661 2. Padraic Getchell .455 3. Trevor Bernsdorf .451 3. Brian Minks .451 on-BaSe Percentage oBP 1. Tyler Duex .532 2. Ryan Burmeister .526 3. Bret Moody .514 HitS H1. Tyler Duex 51 2. Parker Olson 49 3. Tyler Henderson 44 3. Trevor Bernsdorf 44 runS ScoreD r1. Brian Minks 35 2. Austin Colvard 33 3. Trevor Bernsdorf 31 runS BatteD in rBi1. Tyler Duex 42 2. Trevor Bernsdorf 33 3. Jordan Risse 28 DouBleS 2B1. Tyler Duex 15 2. Jesse Heaton 11 3. Jordan Risse 9 triPleS 3B1. Padraic Getchell 4 2. Brian Minks 3 2. Tyler Duex 3 HoMe runS Hr1. Tyler Duex 2 1. Jordan Risse 2 3. Tyler Henderson 1 3. Brian Minks 1 total BaSeS tB1. Tyler Duex 78 2. Parker Olson 57 3. Brian Minks 55 3. Trevor Bernsdorf 55 walkS BB1. Tyler Duex 20 2. Tyler Henderson 18 3. Padraic Getchell 15 SacriFice BuntS SH1. Brian Minks 3 1. Jesse Heaton 3 1. Shayne Ciernia 3

Sacrifice Flies SF1. Jordan Risse 7 2. Tyler Duex 5 3. Parker Olson 4 3. Trevor Bernsdorf 4 Stolen BaSeS SB1. Austin Colvard 28 2. Jesse Heaton 15 2. Trevor Bernsdorf 15 Plate aPPearanceS Pa1. Parker Olson 168 2. Tyler Duex 154 3. Tyler Henderson 147 at-BatS aB1. Parker Olson 150 2. Tyler Henderson 127 3. Trevor Bernsdorf 122 3. Brian Minks 122 gaMeS PlayeD gP1. Parker Olson 39 1. Tyler Henderson 39 3. Brian Minks 37 gaMeS StarteD gS1. Parker Olson 39 2. Tyler Henderson 37 3. Tyler Duex 35

DEFENSIVEFielDing Percentage FlD%1. Tyler Henderson 1.000 1. Mike Policano 1.000 3. Jake Kuschke .994cHanceS c1. Tyler Henderson 244 2. Jake Kuschke 174 3. Parker Olson 155 PutoutS Po1. Tyler Henderson 226 2. Jake Kuschke 154 3. Sam Christofferson 141 aSSiStS a1. Tyler Duex 79 2. Parker Olson 71 3. Brian Minks 62 errorS e1. Tyler Duex 10 1. Brian Minks 10 3. Trevor Bernsdorf 9 FielDing DouBle PlayS DP1. Parker Olson 20 2. Sam Christofferson 12 3. Tyler Duex 10 caugHt Stealing By cS1. Tyler Henderson 10 2. Jake Kuschke 9 3. Andy Davis 6

PITCHINGearneD run aVerage era1. Thomas Rogers 0.73 2. Sean Imes 1.80 3. Kevin Kunik 2.45 Batting aVerage againSt Baa1. Sean Imes .191 2. Zack Farmer .203 3. Thomas Rogers .213 winning Percentage win%1. Sam Sorenson 1.000 1. Sean Imes 1.000 1. Daniel Wood 1.000 PitcHing VictorieS winS1. Andy Davis 8 2. Jordan Risse 4 3. Sam Sorenson 3 3. Padraic Getchell 3 3. Mickie Keuning 3 inningS PitcHeD iP1. Andy Davis 72.2 2. Jordan Risse 45.0 3. Mickie Keuning 41.1 StrikeoutS k1. Andy Davis 59 2. Mickie Keuning 42 3. Jordan Risse 39 StrikeoutS (looking) kl1. Andy Davis 15 2. Thomas Rogers 14 3. Sam Sorenson 12 3. Padraic Getchell 12 3. Mickie Keuning 12 aPPearanceS gP1. Zack Farmer 13 1. Thomas Rogers 13 3. Andy Davis 12 StartS gS1. Andy Davis 12 2. Jordan Risse 9 3. Mickie Keuning 8

2014 Category leaders


Corey Kemp, Dan Birkholz, Greg Young, Josh Wettlaufer, Kevin KuklisLeland Swenson, Brett Nyquist, Jeff Lahti, Chris LePine, Nick Bjerken

Joe Wicklund, Adian Kummet, Mark Moriarty, Keith Ritsche

Saints in the Pros


From 1992-2009 John Baggs was the most successful coach in St. Scholastica history. Baggs turned the Saints baseball program into a national powerhouse, all the while stressing the importance of being a great teammate, student and person before being a great player. Baggs developed a culture of family within the CSS baseball program, based on caring and support. He was always there for his players during the time in a Saints’ uniform and a�er their playing days had ended. Baggs passed away Feb. 24th, 2009, just one game into the 2009 season. While the Saints retired Baggs’ #33 jersey May 2nd, 2009, his spirit is with them every time they are together.

• 567-204• .735 winning percentage• 21 All-Americans• 14 players signing professional contracts• 12-time Louisville Slugger Coach of the Year awards• 13 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference championships• 10-time UMAC Coach of the Year

Through the Years


coAchinG recorDs By yeArYear Season Record Win Pct UMAC Record Head Coach Career Record

1987 3-12 .200 - Jim Stukel 3-12

1988 11-13 .458 - Jim Stukel 14-25

1989 13-8 .619 - Jim Stukel 27-33

1990 9-11 .450 - Jim Stukel 36-44

1991 4-16 .200 - Jim Stukel 40-60 (.400)

1992 11-17-1 .393 - John Baggs 11-17

1993 16-19 .457 - John Baggs 27-36

1994 18-20 .474 - John Baggs 45-56

1995 26-14 .650 - John Baggs 71-70

1996 33-10-2 .767 - John Baggs 104-80

1997 33-13 .717 4-1 John Baggs 137-93

1998 28-16 .636 9-4 John Baggs 165-109

1999 35-12-1 .745 14-1 John Baggs 200-121-1

2000 41-11-1 .788 16-0 John Baggs 241-132-2

2001 34-10 .772 15-0 John Baggs 275-142-2

2002 35-12 .745 15-0 John Baggs 310-154-2

2003 35-10 .778 15-1 John Baggs 345-164-2

2004 42-6 .875 18-0 John Baggs 387-170-2

2005 36-7-1 .837 19-1-1 John Baggs 423-177-3

2006 37-6 .860 21-0 John Baggs 460-183

2007 36-8 .818 18-1 John Baggs 496-191

2008 35-6 .854 17-1 John Baggs 531-197

2009 36-7 .837 19-1 (200-10-1) John Baggs 567-204-6 (.734)

2010 38-8 .826 19-1 Corey Kemp 38-8

2011 37-7 .841 20-1 Corey Kemp 75-15

2012 35-11 .761 21-0 Corey Kemp 110-26

2013 29-11 .725 14-0 Corey Kemp 139-37

2014 30-12 .714 19-1 (93-3) Corey Kemp 169-49 (.775)

Overall 776-313-6 .711 293-13-1 (.956)

throuGh the yeArs...18 Consecutive UMAC Regular Season Championships

2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997

17 Consecutive UMAC Tournament Championships2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005,

2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 199811 NCAA Midwest Regional Tour. Appearances

2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 1999

Seven NAIA Regional Tournament Appearances2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1997, 1996One NAIA Regional Tournament Championship

2000

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oFFenSiVeat BatS 1. 8 Peterson, Chad at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 20092. 7 Flagstad, Kyle vs Aurora May, 17, 2012 7 Hietpas, John vs Aurora May, 17, 2012 7 Juberian, Tom vs Aurora May, 17, 2012 7 Marshik, Brian at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 2009 7 Swartz, Brandon at Northland May 11, 2006 7 Weiss, Chad at Presentation Apr 15, 2006

runS ScoreD 1. 6 Casareto, Jake vs North Central (MN) May 3, 20132. 5 Kusch, Jon vs North Central (MN) May 3, 2013 5 Claugherty, Sean at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 2009 5 Marshik, Brian Martin Luther May 2, 2009 5 Lewis, Mike vs Hilbert Mar 16, 2006 5 Simonson, Tom vs Becker Mar 19, 2005 5 Swartz, Brandon at Presentation Apr 10, 2004 5 Homolka, Aaron Concordia-St.Paul 1997 5 LePine, Chris Martin Luther 1997

HitS 1. 6 Flagstad, Kyle Northland May 4, 20112. 5 Kusch, Jon vs North Central (MN) May 3, 2013 5 Wojtysiak, Kyle at Bethany Lutheran May 9, 2008 5 Wettlaufer, Josh at Presentation Apr 9, 2004 5 Simonson, Tom at UW-Stout Apr 6, 2004 5 Wettlaufer, Josh Northland 2002 5 Tomaich, Kyle Northwestern 2001 5 Swenson, Leland Northwood 2000 5 Berrisford, Tom Mount Senario 1999 5 LePine, Chris Martin Luther 1997 5 Burton, Jeff Concordia-St. Paul 1997 5 Sickler, Ben Northwestern 1996 5 Finnerty, Jay Viterbo 1995

DouBleS 1. 3 Duex, Tyler at Northwestern Apr 22, 2014 3 Schwantes, Andy vs North Park May 16, 2012 3 Kolodge, Paul at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 2009 3 Kraushaar, Steve at Presentation Apr 15, 2006 3 Swartz, Brandon at Northland May 11, 2006 3 Eiler, Jake vs Loras Feb 26, 2003

triPleS 1. 2 Olson, Parker at Crown Mar 30, 2014 2 Bell, Griffin at Crown Apr 2, 2011 2 Harris, Mike vs Salve Regina Mar 16, 2011 2 Juberian, Tom Crown May 6, 2010 2 Eller, Blake vs Cazenovia Mar 15, 2007 2 Weiss, Chad vs Bethel Feb 28, 2007 2 Olin, Luke Minnesota Morris May 11, 2006 2 Olin, Luke at Martin Luther Apr 9, 2006 2 Tuominen, Matt at Northland Apr 18, 2005 2 Simonson, Tom at Crown Apr 17, 2004 2 Lahti, D.J. vs SUNY Mar 15, 2003

HoMe runS 1. 3 Peterson, Brandon at Northland Apr 12, 2011 3 Fuchihara, Daryl at Northwestern Apr. 1 2005 3 Dugas, Marc Mount Senario 19964. 2 Numerous Players

runS BatteD in 1. 8 Fuchihara, Daryl at Northwestern Apr. 1 2005 8 Young, Greg Crown 2002 8 Bilben, Derek Briar Cliff 2000 8 Sickler, Ben St. Cloud State 19975. 7 Flagstad, Kyle at Northland Apr 30, 2013 7 Kolodge, Paul at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 2009 7 Tracy, Sean vs Minnesota Morris Apr 15, 2007 7 Lahti, D.J. at Northland Apr 18, 2005 7 Essex, Stu at Presentation Apr 9, 2004

Stolen BaSeS 1. 5 Colvard, Austin at Bethany Lutheran Apr 19, 2014 5 Link, Joe at Crown Apr 2, 2011 5 Eller, Blake vs Elizabethtown Mar 2, 2008 5 Eller, Blake vs Westminster Mar 12, 20065. 4 Colvard, Austin at Minnesota Morris May 3, 2014 4 Flagstad, Kyle vs Bethany Lutheran May 5, 2013 4 Peterson, Chad vs Mount St. Vincent Mar 14, 2011 4 Weiss, Chad vs Concordia-Moorhead Mar 24, 2007 4 Weiss, Chad Minnesota Morris May 11, 2006

Stolen BaSe atteMPtS 1. 5 Colvard, Austin at Bethany Lutheran Apr 19, 2014 5 Link, Joe at Crown Apr 2, 2011 5 Eller, Blake vs Elizabethtown Mar 2, 2008 5 Eller, Blake vs Westminster Mar 12, 20064. 4 Colvard, Austin at Minnesota Morris May 3, 2014 4 Flagstad, Kyle vs Bethany Lutheran May 5, 2013 4 Flagstad, Kyle vs Hilbert Mar 15, 2013 4 Peterson, Chad vs Mount St. Vincent Mar 14, 2011 4 Peterson, Brian Crown May 6, 2010 4 Weiss, Chad vs Concordia-Moorhead Mar 24, 2007 4 Weiss, Chad Minnesota Morris May 11, 2006

Hit By PitcH 1. 4 Simonson, Tom at Northland Apr 18, 20052. 3 Gerten, Steve vs Susquehanna Mar 8, 2008 3 Lahti, D.J. at Northland Apr 18, 2005 3 Bruns, Ryan vs Bethany Mar 8, 2004 3 Simonson, Tom vs Clarion Mar 7, 2004 3 Wettlaufer, Josh Northwestern Apr 26, 2003 3 Simonson, Tom vs Crown Apr 18, 2003

walkS 1. 4 Claugherty, Sean Bethany Lutheran May 7, 2009 4 Peterson, Chad vs Oswego State Mar 12, 2009 4 Weiss, Chad at Northwestern Apr 1 20054. 3 Numerous Players

PitcHinginningS PitcHeD 1. 12.0 Lewis, Matt vs Hamline May 18, 2011

StrikeoutS 1. 16 Moriarty, Mark Northwestern Apr 22, 20062. 15 Sickler, Ben Lebanon Valley 19963. 14 Kummet, Adian vs Centenary Mar 14, 2009 14 Eiler, Jake at Northland Apr 27, 2004 14 Wicklund, Joe Lakeland 1999

walkS 1. 7 Lewis, Matt at Presentation May 1,2010 7 Gerten, Steve Bethany Lutheran Apr 17, 20103. 6 Risse, Jordan vs Northwestern May 10, 2014 6 Sorenson, Sam at UW-Whitewater Apr 6, 2014 6 Keuning, Mickie vs St. Thomas Feb 28, 2014 6 Nystrom, Jake vs Richard Stockton Mar 16, 2013 6 Lewis, Matt Northland Apr 22, 2009 6 Grams, Ben at Presentation Apr 15, 2006 6 Zanni, Joey at Presentation Apr 14, 2006 6 Sieberer, Andy vs Penn St. Behrend Mar 10, 2003

no HitterS Mickie Keuning vs Minnesota Morris 2012 Four Pitchers* Crown 2010*Matt Lewis (3 ip), David Barningham (2 ip), Kyle Jensen (1 ip), Jake Nystrom (1 ip) Five Pitchers* Crown 2007*Chad Weiss (1 ip), Jake Gaub (2 ip), Steve Gerten (2 ip), Dan Lanari (1 ip), Keith Ritsche (1 ip) Nyquist, Brett vs St. Thomas 2001 Avikainen, Chad vs Northwestern 1995 Sickler, Ben vs Mount Saint Claire 1995 Avikainen, Chad vs Marian 1994

individual Game Records


OffensegaMeS PlayeD1. 52 LePine, Chris 20002. 51 Wood, Joey 2000 51 Swenson, Leland 20004. 49 Harriman, Justin 20005. 48 Six PlayersBatting aVerage1. .474 Young, Greg (72-152) 20012. .465 Young, Greg (73-157) 20023. .464 Swenson, Leland (83-179) 20004. .463 Wettlaufer, Josh (81-175) 20045. .452 Sickler, Ben (42-93) 1997Slugging Pct.1. .892 Sickler, Ben (93 AB) 19972. .842 Young, Greg (152 AB) 20013. .830 Claugherty, Sean (141 AB) 20084. .828 Young, Greg (157 AB) 20025. .752 Bilben, Derek (149 AB) 1998at-BatS1. 192 LePine, Chris 20002. 181 Harriman, Justin 20003. 179 Swenson, Leland 20004. 175 Wettlaufer, Josh 20045. 165 Link, Joe 2011runS ScoreD1. 80 LePine, Chris 20002. 77 Wettlaufer, Josh 20043. 72 Wettlaufer, Josh 20014. 67 Eller, Blake 20075. 64 Young, Greg 2001HitS1. 83 LePine, Chris 2000 83 Swenson, Leland 20003. 81 Wettlaufer, Josh 20044. 78 Harriman, Justin 20005. 73 Young, Greg 2002DouBleS1. 23 Harriman, Justin 20002. 21 LePine, Chris 20003. 20 Essex, Stuart 2002 20 Swenson, Leland 2000 20 Sickler, Ben 1996triPleS1. 15 Olin, Luke 20062. 12 Eller, Blake 20073. 11 Young, Greg 20014. 8 Flagstad, Kyle 2012 8 LePine, Chris 2000 8 LePine, Chris 1998HoMe runS1. 16 Bilben, Derek 19982. 13 Young, Greg 20023. 10 Wettlaufer, Josh 2004 10 Claugherty, Sean 2008 10 Kraushaar, Steve 2008rBiS1. 77 Swenson, Leland 20002. 69 Young, Greg 20013. 66 Harriman, Justin 20004. 59 Young, Greg 20025. 58 Eller, Blake 2007 58 Claugherty, Sean 2010Stolen BaSeS1. 44 Link, Joe (44-45) 20112. 40 Young, Greg (40-44) 20013. 39 Wettlaufer, Josh (39-44) 20014. 32 LePine, Chris (32-36) 20005. 30 Wettlaufer, Josh (30-34) 2004Hit By PitcH1. 24 Morgan, Eddy 19962. 23 Simonson, Tom 20043. 21 Simonson, Tom 20054. 20 Fransen, Gabe 20005. 18 Three Players

walkS1. 44 Claugherty, Sean 20092. 43 Wood, Joey 20003. 40 Wettlaufer, Josh 20014. 39 LePine, Chris 19995. 38 Marshik, Brian 2009 38 Wood, Joey 2001longeSt Hitting StreakS1. 42 Harriman, Justin 1999-20002. 27 Claugherty, Sean 20103. 25 Turner, Scott 19944. 24 Dugas, Marc 1997-985. 22 Casareto, Jake 2013

PitchinginningS PitcHeD1. 93.0 Schlangen, Dave 19992. 83.1 Lewis, Matt 20113. 80.0 Sickler, Ben 19964. 77.2 Eiler, Jake 20055. 76.1 Kemp, Corey 2000winS1. 11 Sickler, Ben (11-1) 1996 11 Kemp, Corey (11-2) 20003. 10 Burg, Peter (10-1) 2008 10 Bjerken, Nick (10-1) 20035. 9 Nine PlayersaPPearanceS1. 20 Grieger, Ben 20122. 16 Rogers, Thomas 20123. 15 Rogers, Thomas 2013 15 Nystrom, Jake 2012 15 Birkholz, Dan 2000coMPlete gaMeS1. 9 Schlangen, Dave 19992. 7 Bjerken, Nick 20033. 6 Burg, Peter 2008 6 Wicklund, Joe 19975. 5 Five PlayersStartS1. 13 Moriarty, Mark 2006 13 Schlangen, Dave 19993. 12 Eight PlayersSaVeS1. 9 Rogers, Thomas 20132. 5 Nystrom, Jake 20113. 4 Rogers, Thomas 2014 4 Rogers, Thomas 20122. 3 Six PlayersStrikeoutS1. 113 Sickler, Ben 19962. 105 Moriarty, Mark 20063. 93 Eiler, Jake 20054. 86 Schlangen, Dave 19995. 84 Eiler, Jake 2004walkS1. 65 Sickler, Ben 19942. 59 Walkowiak, Dennis 19933. 53 McLeod, Smokey 1996 53 Sickler, Ben 19965. 47 McLeod, Scott 1995earneD run aVerage1. 1.40 Nyquist, Brett (70.2 IP) 20022. 1.51 Eiler, Jake (77.2 IP) 20055. 1.58 Kummet, Adian (45.2 IP) 20075. 1.64 Gerten, Steve (44.0 IP) 20085. 1.73 Lewis, Matt (83.1 IP) 2011oPPonentS Batting aVerage1. .149 Kummet, Adian (45.2 IP) 20072. .180 Kummet, Adian (57.2 IP) 20093. .192 Eiler, Jake (77.2 IP) 20054. .194 Moriarty, Mark (73.2 IP) 20065. .194 Schara, Grant (70.2 IP) 2004SHutoutS1. 3 Moriarty, Mark 2006 3 Eiler, Jake 20053. 2 Schara, Grant 2004 2 Calaguire, Joey 2005 2 Burg, Peter 2008 2 Adams, Jeff 2010

individual Season Records


OffensegaMeS PlayeD Chris LePine 1997-00 185Leland Swenson 1997-00 177Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 176Justin Harriman 1997-00 176Tom Berrisford 1999-02 167Sean Claugherty 2007-10 166Tom Simonson 2002-05 165Brandon Swartz 2004-07 156Luke Olin 2003-06 155Brandon Peterson 2009-12 153Stuart Essex 2001-04 153Joey Wood 1998-01 153

BaSe HitS Chris LePine 1997-00 245Justin Harriman 1997-00 243Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 240Leland Swenson 1997-00 225Sean Claugherty 2007-10 205Aaron Homolka 1995-98 199Greg Young 1999-02 197Ben Sickler 1994-97 192Tom Simonson 2002-05 183Jeff Lahti 1996-99 178

runS ScoreD Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 253Chris LePine 1997-00 227Sean Claugherty 2007-10 187Greg Young 1999-02 180Leland Swenson 1997-00 173Jeff Burton 1994-97 169Chad Weiss 2004-07 166Tom Simonson 2002-05 153Blake Eller 2005-08 151Aaron Homolka 1995-98 148

HoMe runS Derek Bilben 1998-00 34Greg Young 1999-00 24Justin Harriman 1997-00 23Sean Claugherty 2007-10 21Steve Kraushaar 2005-08 19Ben Sickler 1994-97 17Marc Dugas 1996-98 16Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 15Daryl Fuchihara 2004-07 14

DouBleS Steve Kraushaar 2005-08 60Justin Harriman 1997-00 56Sean Claugherty 2007-10 54Chris LePine 1997-00 54Ben Sickler 1994-97 50Stuart Essex 2001-04 43Aaron Homolka 1995-98 42Brandon Swartz 2004-07 41Brandon Peterson 2009-12 40Leland Swenson 1997-00 40

triPleS Kyle Flagstad 2010-13 19Luke Olin 2003-06 19Greg Young 1999-02 19Chris LePine 1997-00 19Blake Eller 2005-08 16Ben Sickler 1994-97 13Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 12Tom Simonson 2002-05 11DJ Lahti 2002-05 11Chad Weiss 2004-07 9Scott Turner 1991-94 9Jake Casareto 2010-13 9

Batting aVerage Greg Young 1999-02 .455Blake Eller 2005-08 .418Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 .408Kyle Flagstad 2010-13 .401Leland Swenson 1997-00 .399Ben Sickler 1994-97 .396Justin Harriman 1997-00 .393Brad Tullberg 1989-92 .388Kyle Moody 2009-12 .387Kevin Kuklinski 1997-00 .387

runS BatteD in Justin Harriman 1997-00 178Greg Young 1999-02 176Leland Swenson 1997-00 166Sean Claugherty 2007-10 163Steve Kraushaar 2005-08 152Derek Bilben 1998-00 152Kyle Moody 2009-12 141Chris LePine 1997-00 139Ben Sickler 1994-97 129Tom Simonson 2002-05 127

Slugging Percentage Greg Young 1999-02 .769Brad Tullberg 1989-92 .669Steve Kraushaar 2005-08 .667Derek Bilben 1998-00 .666Ben Sickler 1994-97 .658Kyle Flagstad 2010-13 .648Blake Eller 2005-08 .639Sean Claugherty 2007-10 .627Daryl Fuchihara 2004-07 .612Justin Harriman 1997-00 .609

Stolen BaSeS Josh Wettlaufer 2001-04 101Chris LePine 1997-00 96Joe Link 2008-11 88Greg Young 1999-02 82Jeff Burton 1994-97 80Chad Weiss 2004-07 74Blake Eller 2005-08 72Marc Dugas 1996-98 59Luke Olin 2003-06 51Ben Sickler 1994-97 48Scott Turner 1991-94 48

PitchingwinS Corey Kemp 1998-01 29Matt Lewis 2008-11 25Adian Kummet 2006-09 24Jake Eiler 2002-05 24Mark Moriarty 2004-07 23Keith Ritsche 2004-07 23Nick Bjerken 2000-03 22Steve Gerten 2007-10 21Ben Sickler 1994-97 20Peter Burg 2008-09 19

SaVeS Thomas Rogers 2011-14 19Jake Nystrom 2010-13 10Adian Kummet 2006-09 9Dan Birkholz 1999-02 8Brian Houdek 2010-14 4Dan Lanari 2006-09 3Keith Ritsche 2004-07 3Andy Sieberer 2001-04 3Leland Swenson 1997-00 3Jason Godnai 1997-98 3

inningS PitcHeD Corey Kemp 1998-01 233Steve Juenemann 1990-93 200Adian Kummet 2006-09 198Matt Lewis 2008-11 197Ben Sickler 1994-97 197Mark Moriarty 2004-07 190Nick Bjerken 2000-03 187Jake Eiler 2002-05 183Keith Ritsche 2004-07 182Smokey McLeod 1994-97 180

earneD run aVerage Thomas Rogers 2011-14 0.93Eric Hagen 2004-07 1.51Chad Weiss 2004-07 1.77Adian Kummet 2006-09 1.86Kyle Jensen 2010-13 2.01Jake Gaub 2006-09 2.30Matt Lewis 2008-11 2.32Jake Eiler 2002-05 2.50Brett Nyquist 2000-02 2.65Ben Grams 2005-06 2.67DJ Lahti 2002-05 2.67

StrikeoutS Corey Kemp 1998-01 258 Mark Moriarty 2004-07 257Ben Sickler 1994-97 256Jake Eiler 2002-05 238Adian Kummet 2006-09 215Brett Nyquist 2000-02 177Matt Lewis 2008-11 165Chad Avikainen 1993-95 160Keith Ritsche 2004-07 146Grant Schara 2001-04 145

aPPearanceS Mark Moriarty 2004-07 52Corey Kemp 1998-01 51Adian Kummet 2006-09 50Thomas Rogers 2011-14 47Jake Nystrom 2010-13 44Keith Ritsche 2004-07 44Dan Birkholz 1999-02 44Joe Wicklund 1997-00 42Matt Lewis 2008-11 41Mark Erickson 2004-07 36Joe Calaguire 2002-05 36

coMPlete gaMeS Nick Bjerken 2000-03 15Corey Kemp 1998-01 12Jake Eiler 2002-05 11Josh Lampa 1998-00 11Joe Wicklund 1997-00 11Grant Schara 2001-04 9Dave Schlangen 1999-00 9Brett Nyquist 2000-02 8Peter Burg 2008-09 7Mark Moriarty 2004-07 7

SHutoutS Mark Moriarty 2004-07 4Jake Eiler 2002-05 4Grant Schara 2001-04 3Andy Davis 2011- 2Jeff Adams 2007-10 2Steve Gerten 2007-10 2Peter Burg 2008-09 2Mark Erickson 2004-07 2Joe Calaguire 2002-05 2

individual Career Records


Offensive Team Game RecordsMoSt runS ScoreD 41 vs North Central (MN) May 3, 2013

MoSt HitS 29 at Bethany Lutheran May 13, 2011 29 at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 2009

MoSt DouBleS 13 at Bethany Lutheran May 8, 2009

MoSt triPleS 3 12 times

MoSt HoMe runS 8 at Presentation Apr 9, 2004

MoSt Stolen BaSeS 17 vs North Central (MN) May 3, 2013

MoSt walkS 18 vs Minnesota Morris Apr 15, 2007

MoSt Hit By PitcHeS 10 at Northland Apr 18, 2005 10 Northland Apr 29, 2007

Pitching Team Game RecordsMoSt StrikeoutS 16 Northwestern Apr 22, 2006 16 Finlandia May 09, 2004

MoSt runS alloweD 22 vs St. Thomas May 18, 2012 22 vs South Dakota State Mar 23, 2003

MoSt HitS alloweD 24 vs Rutgers-Camden Mar 18, 2010

MoSt walkS alloweD 11 vs Knox May 15, 2008

MoSt HoMe runS alloweD 5 at UW-Stout Apr 06, 2004 5 vs Jamestown May 15, 2004

MoSt errorS 8 Northwestern May 11, 2013

Batting aVerage .372 2000 .366 2004 .363 2001 .352 2007 .350 1997MoSt runS ScoreD 540 2000 485 2004 468 2007 444 2009 433 2010 433 2005MoSt DouBleS 134 2000 128 2009 119 2007 117 2012 113 2008MoSt triPleS 32 2007 32 2006 26 2012 24 2000 23 2004HoMe runS 52 2004 45 1999 44 2008 42 1998 38 2000Stolen BaSeS 142 2001 138 2014 137 2000 109 1998 104 2011earneD run aVerage 1.97 1999 2.19 2006 2.28 2005 2.39 2002 2.48 2007MoSt StrikeoutS 361 2007 347 2004 332 1999 326 2005 323 2000MoSt SHutoutS 14 2005 13 2007 11 2003 10 2006 9 2010 9 2008FielDing Percentage .968 2011 .965 1999 .964 2007 .963 2009 .962 2010

teAm seAson recorDsMoSt winS 42 2004 41 2000 38 2010 37 2011 37 2006BeSt win Percentage .875 2004 .860 2006 .854 2008 .837 2009 .837 2005

Team Records


UMAC All-Conference(HM) = Honorable Mention2014 Trevor Bernsdorf Austin Colvard Andy Davis Tyler Duex Tyler Henderson Parker Olson Jordan Risse Thomas Rogers Sean Imes (HM) Sam Sorenson (HM)2013 Jake Casareto Austin Colvard Kyle Flagstad Kyle Jensen Andy Schwantes Michael Swenson Padraic Getchell (HM) Thomas Rogers (HM)2012 Jake Casareto Kyle Flagstad Ben Grieger Kyle Jensen Tom Juberian Kyle Moody Jake Nystrom Parker Olson Thomas Rogers (HM) Andy Schwantes (HM)2011 Kyle Flagstad Kyle Jensen Matt Lewis Joe Link Brian Marshik Kyle Moody Brandon Peterson Chad Peterson David Vogelgesang Jake Casareto (HM) Scott Greening (HM)2010 Jeff Adams Sean Claugherty Steve Gerten Paul Kolodge Matt Lewis Scott Greening Brian Peterson (HM) Andy Manos (HM)2009 Sean Claugherty Peter Burg Steve Gerten Adian Kummet Kyle Wojtysiak Paul Kolodge Brian Marshik Jake Gaub (HM) Nick Lee (HM)

Joe Link (HM) Brandon Peterson (HM) Chad Peterson (HM) Josh Retka (HM)2008 Sean Claugherty Peter Burg Darrin Carlson Blake Eller Steve Gerten Steve Kraushaar Adian Kummet Mike Lewis Matt Lewis (HM) Kyle Wojtysiak (HM)2007 Blake Eller Steve Kraushaar Adian Kummet Mike Lewis Mark Moriarty Keith Ritsche Brandon Swartz Chad Weiss Mark Erickson (HM)2006 Adian Kummet Steve Kraushaar Mike Lewis Mark Moriarty Luke Olin Keith Ritsche Brandon Swartz Chad Weiss Daryl Fuchihara (HM) Eric Hagen (HM)2005 Ryan Bruns Joe Calaguire Jake Eiler (P) Daryl Fuchihara Kenny Kolquist Luke Olin Tom Simonson Brandon Swartz Jake Eiler (C) (2nd Team) D.J. Lahti (2nd Team) Keith Ritsche (2B) (2nd Team) Chad Weiss (2nd Team) Derek Ciernia (HM) Ben Grams (HM) Steve Kraushaar (HM) Mike Lewis (HM) Mark Moriarty (HM) Keith Ritsche (P) (HM) Sean Tracy (HM)2004 Ryan Bruns Jake Eiler Stu Essex Luke Olin Kevin Ritsche Grant Schara

Tom Simonson Josh Wettlaufer Jake Eiler (2nd Team) Kenny Kolquist (2nd Team) D.J. Lahti (2nd Team) Brandon Swartz (2nd Team) Steve Daughtery (HM)2003 Nick Bjerken Jake Eiler Kenny Kolquist D.J. Lahti Tim Opacich Kyle Tomaich Josh Wettlaufer Luke Olin (2nd Team) Tom Simonson (2nd Team) Grant Schara (HM)2002 Tom Berrisford Nick Bjerken Stu Essex Gabe Fransen Tom Simonson Greg Young Ryan Bruns (2nd Team) Brett Jahnke (2nd Team) Kyle Tomaich (2nd Team) Josh Wettlaufer (2nd Team) Jake Eiler (HM)2001 Tim Berrisford Dan Birkholz Nick Bjerken Gabe Fransen Brett Jahnke Corey Kemp Brett Nyquist Kyle Tomaich Josh Wettlaufer Greg Young Stu Essex (2nd Team) Joey Wood (2nd Team) Scott Hedlund (HM)2000 Derek Bilben Nick Bjerken Justin Harriman Corey Kemp Chris LePine Leland Swenson Joey Wood Greg Young Nathan Ahlberg (2nd Team) Kevin Kuklis (2nd Team) Josh Lamppa (2nd Team) Joe Wicklund (2nd Team)

UMAC Awards


1999 Derek Bilben Justin Harriman Kevin Kuklinski Jeff Lahti Josh Lamppa Dave Schlangen Leland Swenson Joey Wood Corey Kemp (2nd Team) Kevin Kuklis (2nd Team) Chris LePine (2nd Team)1998 Derek Bilben Marc Dugas Justin Harriman Aaron Homolka Corey Kemp Jeff Lahti Josh Lamppa Chris LePine Leland Swenson Tom Holden (HM) Joe Wicklund (HM)1997 Jeff Burton Marc Dugas Justin Harriman Aaron Homolka Smokey McLeod Ben Sickler Leland Swenson Joe Wicklund Chris LePine (HM) UMAC Tournament MVP2008 Sean Claugherty

UMAC Player of the Year Award2013 Kyle Flagstad2012 Kyle Flagstad2011 Kyle Moody2008 Sean Claugherty2007 Blake Eller2006 Keith Ritsche2004 Josh Wettlaufer2003 Josh Wettlaufer2002 Greg Young2001 Greg Young2000 Leland Swenson1999 Kevin Kuklinski

UMAC Pitcher of the Year Award2012 Jake Nystrom2011 Matt Lewis2008 Peter Burg2007 Adian Kummet Chad Weiss2006 Mark Moriarty2005 Jake Eiler2004 Grant Schara

2003 Nick Bjerken2002 Brett Nyquist2001 Corey Kemp2000 Corey Kemp1999 Dave Schlangen

UMAC Rookie of the Year Award2014 Trevor Bernsdorf2013 Austin Colvard2006 Adian Kummet2002 Tom Simonson2001 Josh Wettlaufer2000 Nick Bjerken

UMAC Coach of the Year Award2011 Corey Kemp2010 Corey Kemp2009 Coaching Staff2008 John Baggs2007 John Baggs2006 John Baggs2004 John Baggs2003 John Baggs2002 John Baggs2001 John Baggs2000 John Baggs1999 John Baggs1997 John Baggs

UMAC Person of the Year Award2003 Tim Anderson

Senior Class Winning Pct.CLASS WINS LOSSES TIES PCT.

1987 3 15 0 0.167

1988 14 23 0 0.378

1989 21 40 0 0.344

1990 30 51 0 0.370

1991 31 52 0 0.373

1992 31 61 0 0.337

1993 40 63 0 0.388

1994 49 72 0 0.405

1995 71 70 0 0.504

1996 93 63 0 0.596

1997 110 57 0 0.659

1998 120 53 0 0.694

1999 129 51 0 0.717

2000 137 52 0 0.725

2001 138 49 0 0.738

2002 145 45 0 0.763

2003 145 43 0 0.771

2004 146 38 0 0.793

2005 148 35 1 0.807

2006 150 29 1 0.836

2007 151 27 1 0.846

2008 147 27 1 0.843

2009 144 27 0 0.842

2010 145 29 0 0.833

2011 146 28 0 0.839

2012 146 33 0 0.816

2013 139 37 0 0.790

2014 131 41 0 0.762

UMAC Awards


ABCA All-American2009 Adian Kummet (2nd Team)2008 Sean Claugherty (2nd Team)2006 Luke Olin (3rd Team)1999 Leland Swenson (3rd Team)1997 Ben Sickler (1st Team)1996 Ben Sickler (1st Team)

D3baseball.com All-American2012 Kyle Flagstad (HM) Kyle Moody (HM)2011 Matt Lewis (HM)2010 Jeff Adams (2nd Team)2009 Adian Kummet (HM)

ABCA All-Midwest Region2014 Andy Davis (2nd Team) Tyler Duex (2nd Team) Trevor Bernsdorf (3rd Team) Tyler Henderson (3rd Team)2013 Jake Casareto (2nd Team) Kyle Flagstad (2nd Team) Kyle Jensen (2nd Team) Mickie Keuning (3rd Team)2012 Kyle Flagstad Kyle Moody (2nd Team) Kyle Jensen (3rd Team) Jake Nystrom (3rd Team)2011 Matt Lewis Joe Link (2nd Team) Kyle Moody (2nd Team) Brandon Peterson (2nd Team) Kyle Flagstad (3rd Team)2010 Sean Claugherty (2nd Team) Steve Gerten (2nd Team) Paul Kolodge (3rd Team) Matt Lewis (3rd Team)2009 Sean Claugherty Adian Kummet Peter Burg (2nd Team) Brian Marshik (3rd Team)2008 Sean Claugherty Peter Burg Steve Kraushaar Blake Eller (2nd Team) Adian Kummet (2nd Team) Darrin Carlson (3rd Team)2007 Blake Eller Steve Kraushaar (2nd Team) Chad Weiss (2nd Team) Adian Kummet (3rd Team) Mark Moriarty (3rd Team) Brandon Swartz (3rd Team)2006 Luke Olin Mark Moriarty Brandon Swartz (2nd Team) Keith Ritsche (2nd Team) Adian Kummet (3rd Team)2005 Joe Calaguire Jake Eiler Daryl Fuchihara Kenny Kolquist1999 Justin Harriman Dave Schlangen Leland Swenson Kevin Kuklinski (2nd Team) Jeff Lahti (2nd Team)1998 Derek Bilben Chris LePine

1997 Marc Dugas Justin Harriman Aaron Homolka Smokey McLeod Ben Sickler Joe Wicklund1996 Marc Dugas Aaron Homolka Ben Sickler1995 Steve Lahti Ben Sickler Chad Avikainen (2nd Team) Jeff Burton (2nd Team) Aaron Homolka (2nd Team)

D3baseball.com Region Rookie of the Year2014 Trevor Bernsdorf

D3baseball.com All-Midwest Region2014 Parker Olson Andy Davis (2nd Team) Tyler Duex (2nd Team) Thomas Rogers (3rd Team)2013 Kyle Jensen Kyle Flagstad (2nd Team) Mickie Keuning (2nd Team)2012 Kyle Flagstad Kyle Moody

Most Outstanding of Regional Tournament2008 Blake Eller

Regional All-Tournament Team2013 Kyle Flagstad Kyle Jensen2012 Parker Olson Thomas Rogers Andy Schwantes2011 Matt Lewis Brandon Peterson2008 Sean Claugherty Steve Gerten1999 Justin Harriman Corey Kemp Jeff Lahti Chris LePine

NAIA All-American2003 Nick Bjerken (HM) Kyle Tomaich (HM) Josh Wettlaufer (HM) Jake Eiler (HM) D.J. Lahti (HM)2002 Greg Young (2nd Team) Dan Birkholz (HM) Stu Essex (HM) Brett Nyquist (HM)2001 Greg Young (2nd Team) Corey Kemp (HM)2000 Justin Harriman (1st Team) Leland Swenson (2nd Team) Corey Kemp (HM) Chris LePine (HM)

NAIA Region Player of the Year2004 Josh Wettlaufer2003 Josh Wettlaufer2001 Greg Young2000 Leland Swenson

NAIA All-Region2004 Ryan Bruns Jake Eiler Kevin Ritsche Grant Schara Tom Simonson Josh Wettlaufer2003 Ryan Bruns Jake Eiler Kevin Ritsche Grant Schara Tom Simonson Josh Wettlaufer2002 Dan Birkholz Stu Essex Brett Nyquist Greg Young Nick Bjerken (2nd Team)2001 Corey Kemp Greg Young Dan Birkholz (2nd Team) Stu Essex (2nd Team) Joey Wood (2nd Team)2000 Justin Harriman Corey Kemp Chris LePine Leland Swenson Greg Young (2nd Team)

NAIA All-District1994 Chad Avikainen Ben Sickler Scott Turner1993 Troy Trachsel Scott Turner Chad Avikainen (2nd Team) John Giefer (2nd Team) Joe Pearson (2nd Team)1992 Brad Tullberg John Giefer (2nd Team) Steve Juenemann (2nd Team) Tim Anderson (HM)

MSC NCSS D3 Athlete of the Year1997 Ben Sickler

ABCA Regional Coach of the Year2003 John Baggs2000 John Baggs

Louisville Slugger Coach of the Year2008 John Baggs2007 John Baggs2006 John Baggs2005 John Baggs2004 John Baggs2003 John Baggs2002 John Baggs2001 John Baggs2000 John Baggs1998 John Baggs1997 John Baggs1996 John Baggs

Regional/National Accolades


Academic All-UMAC2014 Josh Brodersen Andy Davis Ray Feigal Jesse Heaton Sean Imes AJ Nelson Grant Rindal Thomas Rogers2013 Andy Davis Kyle Flagstad Mark Harber Jesse Heaton Ben Lindquist Al Marolt Bret Moody A.J. Nelson Aaron Nissen Tyler Olin Tanner Viola2012 Josh Brodersen Kyle Flagstad Mark Harber Tom Juberian Brandon Peterson Thomas Rogers Tom Spaniol Michael Swenson Joel Wuorio2011 Griffin Bell Mike Harris Tyler Henderson Tom Juberian Jon Koch Matt Lewis Andy Manos Brian Marshik Jake Nystrom Jordan O’Neill Tyler Olin Brandon Peterson Brandon Porten Josh Retka Thomas Rogers Joel Wuorio2010 David Barningham Griffin Bell Sean Claugherty Tom Juberian Matt Lewis Brandon Peterson Brian Peterson Brandon Porten Josh Retka Dan Ubl David Vogelgesang Joel Wuorio

2009 Griffin Bell Peter Burg Sean Claugherty Steve Gerten Mike Harris Josh Hawkins Paul Kolodge Dan Lanari Matt Lewis Andy Manos Matt Mikel Brian Peterson Brandon Porten Jordan Sandstrom2008 Darrin Carlson Blake Eller Brandon Fritz Steve Kraushaar Dan Lanari Mike Lewis Ben Sartori Kyle Wojtysiak2007 Mark Erickson Daryl Fuchihara Eric Hagen Dan Lanari Kyle Rizzi Ben Sartori Brandon Swartz2006 Blake Eller Mark Erickson Daryl Fuchihara Ben Grams Eric Hagen Brandon Swartz Matt Tuominen2005 Ryan Bruns Derek Ciernia Jake Eiler Mark Erickson Daryl Fuchihara Eric Hagen Steve Henry Keith Johnson Kenny Kolquist Dan LaNasa Kyle Rizzi Tom Simonson Brandon Swartz Matt Tuominen2004 Ryan Bruns Jake Eiler Keith Johnson Dan LaNasa Kevin Ritsche Grant Schara Tom Simonson Matt Tuominen

Capital One Academic All-District2012 Tom Juberian

NAIA Academic All-American2003 Jake Eiler Dan LaNasa Kevin Ritsche2002 Tom Berrisford Gabe Fransen Dusty Lundin Greg Young2001 Tom Berrisford Phil Giesen Greg Young2000 Nathan Ahlberg Tom Berrisford Derek Bilben Phil Giesen Dave Schlangen Joe Wicklund Greg Young1999 Nathan Ahlberg Derek Bilben Dave Schlangen Joe Wicklund1998 Nathan Ahlberg Derek Bilben Tom Holden Aaron Homolka Joe Wicklund1997 Brad Beranek Aaron Homolka1996 Aaron Homolka1992 Tim Anderson

Academic Accolades


tullBerg troPHy (MVP)1992 Brad Tullberg1993 Scott Turner1994 Scott Turner1995 Ben Sickler1996 Ben Sickler1997 Ben Sickler1998 Chris LePine1999 Leland Swenson2000 Justin Harriman2001 Greg Young2002 Greg Young2003 Kyle Tomaich2004 Josh Wettlaufer2005 Chad Weiss2006 Luke Olin2007 Blake Eller2008 Blake Eller2009 Brian Marshik2010 Steve Gerten2011 Kyle Moody2012 Kyle Flagstad2013 Jake Casareto

Thomas Jezierski2014 Tyler DuexJoe PearSon Blue-golD awarD1992 Joe Pearson1993 Brian Meisner1994 Scott Turner1995 Steve Lahti, Scotty Jackson1996 Jay Finnerty, Scotty Jackson1997 Brad Beranek, J.D. Halley1998 Scott Johnson1999 Jeff Lahti, Adam Barta2000 Joe Wicklund2001 Joey Wood2002 Dusty Lundin2003 Steve Daugherty2004 Kenny Kolquist2005 Dan Lanasa2006 Ben Grams2007 Seth Harvey, Kyle Rizzi2008 Steve Kraushaar2009 Andy Manos2010 Andy Manos, Jordan Sandstrom2011 Andy Manos, Matt Mikel, Mike Harris2012 Tom Spaniol, Dan Ubl2013 Tyler Olin2014 Thomas Rogers, Tyler HendersonJoHn gieFer golD gloVe awarD1992 John Giefer1993 Joe Pearson1994 Ben Sickler1995 Jeff Burton1996 Aaron Homolka1997 Aaron Homolka1998 Aaron Homolka1999 Leland Swenson2000 Leland Swenson2001 Tom Berrisford2002 Kyle Tomaich2003 Kyle Tomaich2004 Ryan Bruns2005 D.J. Lahti, Tim Simonson2006 Seth Harvey, Mike Lewis2007 Darrin Carlson2008 Kyle Wojtysiak2009 Kyle Wojtysiak2010 Sean Claugherty, Andy Manos2011 Brian Marshik2012 Jake Casareto2013 Jake Casareto2014 Tyler HendersonBen Sickler caPtain awarD1992 Brad Tullberg, John Giefer1993 John Giefer, Joe Pearson, Steve

Juenneman1994 Scott Turner1995 Steve Lahti, Ben Sickler1996 Steve Lahti, Ben Sickler, Brad Beranek

1997 Ben Sickler, Aaron Homolka, Brad Beranek1998 Aaron Homolka, Cal Svihel1999 Jeff Lahti, Joe Wicklund2000 Joe Wicklund, Chris LePine,

Justin Harriman, Leland Swenson2001 Corey Kemp, Joey Wood2002 Gabe Fransen, Tom Berrisford, Greg

Young2003 Kyle Tomaich, Nick Bjerken2004 Andy Sieberer, Grant Schara,

Steve Daugherty2005 Jake Eiler, Kenny Kolquist,

Tom Simonson, D.J. Lahti2006 Luke Olin2007 Mark Erickson, Daryl Fuchihara,

Eric Hagen, Seth Harvey, Mark Moriarty, Keith Ritsche, Kyle Rizzi, Brandon Swartz,

Sean Tracy, Chad Weiss2008 Blake Eller, Steve Kraushaar, Mike Lewis’2009 Dan Lanari, Adian Kummet,

Peter Burg, Kyle Wojtysiak2010 Sean Claugherty, Paul Kolodge,

Andy Manos2011 Griffin Bell, Matt Lewis, Andy Manos,

Brian Marshik, Josh Retka2012 Tom Juberian, Kyle Moody,

Brandon Peterson2013 Jake Casareto, Kyle Flagstad, Jake

Nystrom2014 Tyler Henderson, Thomas Rogers2015 Austin Colvard, Jesse HeatonlaHti awarD2000 Greg Young2001 Corey Kemp2002 Gabe Fransen, Tom Berrisford2003 Grant Schara, Tom Simonson2004 Jake Eiler2005 Jake Eiler2006 Luke Olin, Dary Fuchihara2007 Keith Ritsche, Mark Erickson2008 Steve Kraushaar2009 Adian Kummet2010 Sean Claugherty, Paul Kolodge2011 Andy Manos2012 Brandon Peterson, Tom Juberian2013 Thomas Rogers2014 Thomas RogerstiM anDerSon acaDeMic awarD1992 Tim Anderson1993 Joe Pearson1994 Brad Beranek1995 Aaron Homolka1996 Aaron Homolka1997 Matt Kasper1998 Tom Holden1999 Greg Young2000 Greg Young2001 Phil Giesen2002 Tom Berrisford2003 Kory Kutchmarek2004 Matt Tuominen2005 Matt Tuominen2006 Matt Tuominen2007 Eric Hagen2008 Ben Sartori, Griffin Bell2009 Griffin Bell2010 Griffin Bell2011 Griffin Bell, Brandon Porten2012 Brandon Peterson, Tom Juberian2013 Kyle Flagstad

Ben Lindquist2014 Jesse HeatonJustin Harriman Outstanding Hitter1992 Brad Tullberg1993 Scott Turner1994 Scott Turner1995 Ben Sickler1996 Ben Sickler1997 Ben Sickler1998 Chris LePine

1999 Kevin Kuklinski2000 Justin Harriman2001 Greg Young2002 Greg Young2003 Josh Wettlaufer2004 Josh Wettlaufer2005 Daryl Fuchihara2006 Luke Olin2007 Blake Eller2008 Sean Claugherty2009 Sean Claugherty2010 Sean Claugherty2011 Kyle Moody2012 Kyle Flagstad2013 Kyle Flagstad2014 Tyler Duexnick BJerken rookie oF tHe year1992 Bill Vukelich1993 Chad Avikainen1994 Ben Sickler1995 Aaron Homolka1996 Marc Dugas1997 Leland Swenson1998 Derek Bilben, Corey Kemp1999 Tom Berrisford2000 Nick Bjerken2001 Josh Wettlaufer2002 Tom Simonson, Ryan Bruns2003 Luke Olin2004 Brandon Swartz2005 Mike Lewis2006 Adian Kummet2007 Sean Claugherty2008 Brian Marshik2009 Brandon Peterson2010 David Vogelgesang2011 Andy Davis2012 John Hietpas2013 Austin Colvard2014 Brian Minkscorey keMP outStanDing PitcHer1992 Steve Juenemann1993 Chad Avikainen1994 Chad Avikainen1995 Chad Avikainen1996 Ben Sickler1997 Joe Wicklund1998 Josh Lamppa1999 Dave Schlangen2000 Corey Kemp2001 Corey Kemp2002 Brett Nyquist2003 Nick Bjerken2004 Grant Schara2005 Jake Eiler2006 Mark Moriary2007 Adian Kummet2008 Peter Burg2009 Adian Kummet2010 Matt Lewis2011 Matt Lewis2012 Thomas Rogers2013 Kyle Jensen2014 Andy DavisFatHer wHit eVanS outStanDing aluMni awarD2002 Brad Beranek2003 Tom Berrisford2004 Joey Wood2005 Jeff Lahti2006 Adam Barta2007 Kenny Kolquist2008 Joe Wicklund2009 Jordan Rheingans2010 D.J. Lahti2011 Tim Anderson2012 Tom Simonson2013 Sean Tracy2014 Nathan Ahlberg

Team Awards


2014 NCAA RegionalMoline, Ill.For the first time in program history the Saints were not playing a NCAA Division III Regional game in the State of Wisconsin as in a surprise shakeup, the Saints were sent to the Central Regional, along with the University of St. Thomas, in Moline, Illinois, hosted by Augustana College. The region featured top-ranked Webster University (Mo.), who the Saints fell to in extra innings during the regular season as well as Buena Vista University, who the Saints would open with. Game 1: DePauw 2, Webster 1 Game 2: St. Thomas 4, Rose-Hulman 2Game 3: Buena Vista 7, St. Scholastica 1 - In a rematch of the regular season contest in which the Beavers defeated the Saints 3-2, Buena Vista pounded out 15 hits to defeat CSS. The opening game loss for the Saints was the first since the 2011 regional. The Saints offense was held in check as it recorded only four hits in the loss. Austin Colvard recorded two of those hits. The setback also snapped a 20-game winning streak for CSS.Game 4: Rose-Hulman 3, Webster 2 (F/11) - eliminatedGame 5: DePauw 6, St. Scholastica 5 - After taking an early lead, the Saints fell behind 4-1 after four innings and trailed for much of the game until they battled back to tie the game in the eighth. However, the Tigers would get a bases loaded walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth to end CSS’s season. Freshman Brian Minks had a big game for the Saints, going 3-for-3 with two RBIs and two runs scored.Game 6: St. Thomas 11, Buena Vista 5Game 7: St. Thomas 14, DePauw 8Game 8: Rose-Hulman 4, Buena Vista 3 - eliminatedGame 9: Rose-Hulman 1, DePauw 0 - eliminated Game 10: St. Thomas 9, Rose-Hulman 4 - eliminated

St. Thomas advances to the NCAA Div.-III World Series.

2013 NCAA RegionalWhitewater, Wis.For the ninth consecutive season and 10th time overall, the St. Scholastica baseball team played in a NCAA Regional Tournament. The regional took place at Prucha Field in Whitewater for the fourth straight year and the saw the Saints as the No. 6 seed in the six-team regional. The usual suspects were back at the regional in St. Thomas, UW-Stevens Point, UW-Whitewater and CSS. The regional featured four of the top 16 teams in the nation. The Saints would go on to beat two of the top five teams in the country and finished in the final three at the regional for the third straight year.Game 1: St. Scholastica 1, St. Thomas 0 - The Saints defeated top-seeded and second ranked St. Thomas to open the regional. The lone run scored in the contest came in the seventh inning when a Tyler Henderson sacrifice bunt would score Andy Schwantes all the way from first base after an error by the Tommies trying to get Schwantes at third base. Kyle Jensen pitched six innings and struck out six to earn the win, while Thomas Rogers earned the three-inning save.Game 2: UW-Stevens Point 6, Benedictine 5 (F/10)Game 3: UW-Whitewater 2, Case Western Reserve 0Game 4: St. Thomas 10, Benedictine 1 - eliminatedGame 5: Case Western Reserve 3, St. Scholastica 1 - The Spartans stayed alive by keeping the CSS offense in check in the victory over the Saints. CSS managed just six hits and had runners reach third base twice in the loss. The Saints spoiled a solid pitching performance by Andy Davis, who allowed just four hits in 6.2 innings. Two of the three runs scored by the Spartans came with two outs.Game 6: UW-Stevens Point 7, UW-Whitewater 6 (F/10)Game 7: St. Scholastica 3, UW-Whitewater 2 (F/10) - eliminated - The Saints would not get eliminated by the Warhawks for a fourth straight year as they defeated fifth-ranked UW-Whitewater for the first time in the postseason in program history by a score 3-2. CSS batted last in the contest on Whitewater’s home field and would win it in the bottom of the 10th on a Parker Olson sacrifice fly that scored Jesse Heaton from third base. Jordan O’Neill and Kyle Jensen had the other RBIs in the contest. It was another great pitching perfromance by the Saints, this time by sophomore Mickie Keuning. Keuning

went eight innings, scattering five hits and allowing just one earned run.Game 8: Case Western Reserve 7, St. Thomas 3 - eliminatedGame 9: UW-Stevens Point 8, St. Scholastica 2 - eliminated - For the third straight year the Saints’ season would end two games shy of a regional championship. The 16th-ranked Pointers were the lone unbeaten team left in the regional after their first two games in extra innings. Freshman hurler Jordan Risse kept the Pointers in check early as the score was just 2-1 UWSP entering the bottom of the seventh. UWSP then added three in the inning and three more in the eighth to make the final 8-2. Kyle Flagstad scored and had a RBI in the loss. Flagstad and Kyle Jensen were both named to the Whitewater Regional All-Tournament team.Game 10: UW-Stevens Point 1, Case Western Reserve 0 - eliminated

UW-Stevens Point advances to the NCAA Div.-III World Series.

NCAA/NAiA Tournament History


2012 NCAA RegionalWhitewater, Wis.For the eighth consecutive season and ninth time overall, the St. Scholastica baseball team played in a NCAA Regional Tournament. For the second consecutive year, the Saints received a bid into the NCAA Regional Tournament by way of the UMAC’s automatic qualifier. For the third straight year, the Saints would be in Whitewater, but for the first time in program history CSS would play in an eight-team regional. Also for the first time in program history the Saints would win their first two games at a regional and would be playing on the final day of the regional tournament for the second consecutive year.Game 1: UW-Whitewater 2, Concordia-Chicago 1 (F/10)Game 2: St. Thomas 5, St. Norbert 1Game 3: St. Scholastica 8, North Park 7 - The Saints first erased an early 4-0 deficit and then had to rally from two runs down to ultimately defeat the No. 3 seed North Park 8-7 in the opening round. The Saints took their only lead of the game in the top of the eighth on a Parker Olson two-out RBI double. Andy Schwantes finished 3-for-3 with four RBIs to lead the CSS offense. Olson also recorded three hits. Ben Grieger picked up the win in relief. The opening round win for the Saints is the first since 2009.Game 4: Aurora 2, UW-La Crosse 1 Game 5: St. Norbert 5, Concordia-Chicago 0 - eliminatedGame 6: UW-La Crosse 4, North Park 2 - eliminatedGame 7: St. Thomas 5, UW-Whitewater 3Game 8: St. Scholastica 8, Aurora 4 (F/13) - The Saints played a 13-inning game for the second year at the Whitewater Regional, but reversed their fortunes from 2011 after scoring four runs in the top of the 13th to defeat the Spartans. Reliever Thomas Rogers had a pitching performance that will go down in Saints history as 6.1 innings of relief, allowing only two hits and striking out three. At one point, Rogers retired 12 straight batters. Olson’s RBI triple in the 13th gave the Saints the lead and ultimately the victory.Game 9: UW-Whitewater 10, UW-La Crosse 7 - eliminatedGame 10: Aurora 11, St. Norbert 5 - eliminated Game 11: St. Thomas 22, St. Scholastica 2 - In a battle of the last two unbeatens left at the regional, the Tommies exacted revenge on the Saints after being eliminated by the Saints in 2011. The big inning for the Tommies would be the fifth when 12 batters came to the plate until the first out was recorded. For the inning, St. Thomas scored 11 runs on nine hits. CSS last gave up 22 runs against South Dakota State in 2003. The Saints gave up 21 runs to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in a 21-13 regional final defeat in 2008.Game 12: UW-Whitewater 6, Aurora 5 (F/10) - eliminatedGame 13: UW-Whitewater 6, St. Scholastica 5 - eliminated - The Warhawks eliminated the Saints from the regional for the third straight year when a CSS rally came up short in a 6-5 loss. The Warhawks had a 6-2 lead before the Saints cut it to one in the eighth. The Saints left 15 runners on base, including stranding a runner in scoring position in eight of the nine innings. The 15 runners left on base, matched a season-high.Game 14: St. Thomas 10, UW-Whitewater 6 - eliminated


2011 NCAA RegionalWhitewater, Wis.For the seventh consecutive season and eighth time overall, the St. Scholastica baseball team played in a NCAA Regional Tournament. Though this wuld be the first time the Saints did not have to sweat it out on selection night as they earned the UMAC’s automatic qualifier into the NCAA Tournament. For the second consecutive year, the Saints would be in Whitewater with familiar teams like the host UW-Whitewater, UW-Stevens Point and St. Thomas. Also just like 2010, the Saints would be the No. 3 seed in the tournament and would have to battle their way back after dropping their first game. Just like 2008, the Saints would do so and make their second regional final in the last four years with same outcome as the 2008 regional championship. Game 1: UW-Stevens Point 3, Aurora 2 (F/10)Game 2: UW-Whitewater 3, St. Thomas 2Game 3: Hamline 3, St. Scholastica 2 (F/13) - The Saints had to rally twice, but still fell to the Pipers in 13 innings by a 3-2 score. CSS starter Matt Lewis pitched a phenonmenal game, going 12 innings and allowing only one earned run. Brian Marshik tied the game in the bottom of the ninth and Kyle Moody did the same in the bottom of the 12th. CSS’s magic ran out in the 13th as they could respond a Hamline score in the top half.Game 4: St. Thomas 8, Aurora 3 - eliminatedGame 5: St. Scholastica 3, UW-Stevens Point 2 - Unlike 2010, the Saints would not leave Whitewater with a 0-2 record as starting pitcher Kyle Jensen kept the Pointers in check and snapped a three-game losing streak to Stevens Point with a 3-2 victory. After falling behind 1-0 early, the Saints plated two in the second and then added another in the seventh on a Tom Juberian RBI to make it 3-1. Jake Nystrom closed the door on the Pointers late. Jensen struck out five to earn the win.Game 6: UW-Whitewater 7, Hamline 6 (F/10)Game 7: UW-Stevens Point 5, Hamline 1 - eliminatedGame 8: St. Scholastica 2, St. Thomas 1 - eliminated - The Saints kept the stellar pitching going in another elimination game as it was freshman Andy Davis’ time to shine, tossing a complete-game to end regional rival St. Thomas’ season by a 2-1 score. Joe Link scored the game-winning run in the sixth inning when he stole second and then advance all the way home off a Tommies error. Davis did not walk a batter and scattered seven hits, while striking out two in the victory as the Saints ended St. Thomas’ season for the second time in the last four years.Game 9: UW-Whitewater 2, UW-Stevens Point 1 - eliminatedGame 10: UW-Whitewater 6, St. Scholastica 3 - eliminated - The Saints and Warhawks matched up once again in the regional championship with the Saints having to beat the Warhawks twice to advance, while Whitewater just needing one win. The Saints got off to a great start behind pitcher Matt Lewis who was on two days rest after going 12 innings in the regional opener. The Saints scored first in the top of the fourth on a RBI double by Brandon Peterson. With Lewis still dealing, CSS extended its lead to 3-0 on back-to-back doubles by Kyle Moody and Jake Casareto. The Warhawks started to get to Lewis in the bottom of the frame with a pair of runs in the innings, chasing Lewis out of the game. Whitewater took the lead for good in the bottom of the seventh with four runs in the inning, including three on a home run. The Saints could not muster a rally as the Warhawks ended the Saints’ season 6-3. Lewis allowed just four hits and struck out three in 5.2 innings. Both he and Brandon Peterson were named to the regional all-tournament team.

UW-Whitewater advances to the NCAA Div.-III World Series.



2010 NCAA RegionalWhitewater, Wis.For the sixth straight year and seventh time overall, the CSS baseball team earned a bit to the NCAA Midwest Regional. CSS was the third seed in the regional and one of four teams to finish the season with at least 30 wins. Despite the hosts from UW-Whitewater forcing a two-game final with a dominant win over UW-Stevens Point in game one, the Pointers held on for a one-run win in the championship game to advance to the NCAA Div.-III World Series.Game 1: UW-Whitewater 6, Aurora 1Game 2: St. Thomas 14, Carthage 6Game 3: UW-Stevens Point 12, St. Scholastica 1 - The Saints stumbled out of the blocks with an uncharacteristically quiet offensive output against the Pointers. Stevens Point struck early and often including a four-run first inning capped by a three-run homer by Sam Spurney. Jeff Adams took his first loss of the year on the mound, as the Saints amounted just four hits on the afternoon.Game 4: Carthage 10, Aurora 5 - eliminatedGame 5: UW-Whitewater 6, St. Scholastica 2 - eliminated - The Saints again struggled to find their offense after giving up a crooked number in the top of the first inning. Falling behind 4-0 before their second set of outs, the Saints were able to pull within two in the bottom of the second by stringing together a series of singles. Matt Lewis tossed 8.2 innings on the hill and allowed just three earned runs, but CSS couldn’t get back on the scoreboard after the second and saw its season come to an end.Game 6: UW-Stevens Point 2, St. Thomas 1Game 7: UW-Stevens Point 12, UW-Whitewater 4Game 8: St. Thomas 7, Carthage 5 - eliminatedGame 9: UW-Whitewater 5, St. Thomas 4 - eliminatedGame 10: UW-Whitewater 9, UW-Stevens Point 3Game 11: UW-Stevens Point 4, UW-Whitewater 3 - eliminated

UW-Stevens Point advances to the NCAA Div.-III World Series.

2009 NCAA RegionalOshkosh, Wis.As in years past, the Midwest regional proved to be one of the toughest in the NCAA Division III National Baseball Tournament. The tournament featured four nationally-ranked teams, including St. Scholastica at 10th in the D3baseball.com poll. The University of St. Thomas held off elimination and edged St. Olaf twice on the final day to advance to the World Series, which they would eventually win and claim their second national title.Game 1: St. Olaf 2, Beloit 1 (F/11)Game 2: St. Thomas 5, UW-Stevens Point 4 (F/17)Game 3: St. Scholastica 7, St. Norbert 6 (F/11) - Paul Kolodge laced an 11th-inning RBI single through the left side of the infield to push the Saints past the Green Knights of St. Norbert. CSS jumped on the board first, as Brian Marshik smacked a leadoff homer to start the bottom of the first inning and the Saints added another run. Three more runs on a pair of St. Norbert errors in the fourth frame gave CSS a 5-0 advantage. A Saints fielding miscue resulted in four Green Knights runs in the top of the fifth. The two teams traded runs, but a solo homer by St. Norbert in the top of the ninth sent the game into extra innings. Peter Burg worked the first seven innings, allowing three earned runs, before Josh Retka relieved and picked up the extra-innings victory.Game 4: UW-Stevens Point 8, Beloit 2 - eliminatedGame 5: St. Olaf 8, St. Norbert 4 - eliminatedGame 6: St. Thomas 8, St. Scholastica 4 - For six dazzling innings Adian Kummet dominated the Tommies of St. Thomas and staked the Saints to a 3-0 lead. Kummet allowed just one hit over the first six frames, while the CSS bats scored a pair of runs in the opening inning and posted a single run in the sixth. The Saints extended the lead to 4-0 on a Kyle Wojtysiak steal of home during a double-steal opportunity with Chad Peterson. The Tommies finally touched Kummet for a single run in the seventh, before exploding for seven runs in the bottom of the eighth. Nick Lee finished with a pair of hits to pace the Saints.Game 7: St. Olaf 5, St. Thomas 2Game 8: UW-Stevens Point 9, St. Scholastica 3 - eliminated - Matched up against each other for the sixth time in the NCAA tournament since 1999, the Pointers were helped to victory by five unearned runs in the bottom of the

fourth inning. The two teams traded a pair of runs in the second inning, the Saints taking advantage of a pair of Pointer defensive errors and receiving RBI hits from Chad Peterson and Tom Juberian. Game 9: St. Thomas 6, UW-Stevens Point 0 - eliminatedGame 10: St. Thomas 11, St. Olaf 2Game 11: St. Thomas 5, St. Olaf 0 - eliminated


2008 NCAA RegionalOshkosh, Wis. It was another loaded regional in the NCAA Div.-III National Baseball Tournament, the 2008 NCAA Midwest Regional was no different. The regional featured four teams ranked in the top 10 of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) poll with CSS ranked 21st. Whitewater went through the regional unbeaten, producing 56 runs in four games. The Saints would finish 14th in the final rankings.Game 1: St. Thomas 15, Knox 1Game 2: UW-Whitewater 7, St. Scholastica 4 - Kevin Zalnis homered twice and drove in five runs to power Wisconsin-Whitewater to a 7-4 victory over the Saints. Zalnis went 3-for-4 at the plate, hitting a run-scoring single in the first inning, a solo home run in the third and a three-run home run in the seventh. The Saints trailed 3-0 before scoring four runs on four hits in the sixth inning. The Saints benefited from a run-scoring double by Sean Claugherty and a three-run home run by Mike Lewis. Peter Burg threw all eight innings for the Saints in a losing effort, his first of the seasonGame 3: Carthage 6, UW-Oshkosh 3Game 4: St. Scholastica 15, Knox 7 - eliminated - Blake Eller and Brian Marshik combined for eight hits and nine runs batted in as the Saints stayed alive with a 15-7 victory over Knox College (Ill.). Eller finished 4-for-6 at the plate, including a run-scoring single in the first inning, a two-run double in the third, a two-run single in the fifth and a run-scoring triple in the eighth. Marshik ended up 4-for-4 with a run-scoring bunt single in the third inning, a run-scoring single in the seventh and a two-run single in the eighth. The Saints tallied two runs in each of the first, second, third and fifth frames to amass an 8-4 lead. Sean Claugherty launched a two-run home run in the first inning to start the scoring.Game 5: St. Thomas 3, UW-Oshkosh 1 - eliminatedGame 6: UW-Whitewater 24, Carthage 3 - eliminatedGame 7: UW-Whitewater 4, Univ. of St. Thomas 1 (10)Game 8: St. Scholastica 9, Carthage 4 - eliminated - The Saints took an early 7-0 lead on its way to a 9-4 victory over Carthage College (Wis.).The Saints posted three runs in the opening inning and two in each of the fourth and fifth frames. Darrin Carlson began the scoring with a two-run homer in the first inning. Joey Link added a run-scoring single for a 3-0 advantage. Adian Kummet improved to 8-2 with the nine-inning, complete-game victory. He allowed two earned runs on 11 hits and struck out eight. The Saints bashed out 16 hits, including four by Eller and two each from Claugherty, Gerten, Link, Kyle Wojtysiak and Mike Lewis.Game 9: St. Scholastica 7, St. Thomas 1 - eliminated - Thanks to the continued hot hitting of Blake Eller, CSS advanced to the championship game of the NCAA Div.-III Oshkosh Regional Baseball Tournament with a 7-1 victory over the University of St. Thomas (Minn.).Eller totaled three hits, four runs batted in and two runs scored to lead the Saints. He hit a three-run home run in the fourth inning and a run-scoring single in the eighth. Eller has helped The College of St. Scholastica to a 3-1 regional tournament record by registering 12 hits in 21 at-bats. Both pitchers threw complete games, with Steve Gerten tossing nine innings for his fifth win in as many decisions. He allowed one run on seven hits while striking out four batters.Game 10: UW-Whitewater 21, St. Scholastica 13 - eliminated - UW-Whitewater pummeled the scoreboard with multiple runs in seven of eight innings to defeat CSS, 21-13, in the championship game. UW-Whitewater tallied 21-plus runs, scoring five times in the sixth inning, three in the second, third, fifth and eighth and two in the first and fourth. CSS counted seven runs in the fifth inning, three in the seventh, two in the first and one in the fourth. The Saints came back to tie the contest with seven unearned runs in the top of the fifth inning. UW-Whitewater tacked on three more runs in the fifth inning to regain the lead. Five runs by the Warhawks in the bottom of the sixth inning put them ahead 18-10.

UW-Whitewater earns berth in the NCAA III World Series



2007 NCAA RegionalWisconsin Rapids, Wis. Traditionally regarded as the strongest Regional Tournament in the NCAA Div.-III National Baseball Tournament, the 2007 NCAA Regional became a bit of a one-man show in UW-Stevens Point’s Jordan Zimmermann. The Pointers rode Zimmermann’s arm and bat to the World Series, despite being hit hardest by the St. Scholastica Saints. Zimmermann went on to be selected in the second round of the MLB Draft in July.Game 1: UW-Stevens Point 11, St. Scholastica 3 - For the third consecutive season, the Pointers and Saints locked horns in the opening contest of the NCAA Midwest Regional Tournament. The Saints defeated the Pointers and Jordan Zimmermann 4-3 in 2006, but UWSP had downed CSS 7-6 early in the 2007 regular season. The Pointers plated single runs in each of the first three innings against Saints senior starter Mark Moriarty. Moriarty worked five strong innings with seven strikeouts. CSS touched up Zimmermann and tied the game with a solo homerun by Kyle Wojtysiak in the third inning and a two-run blast by Mike Lewis in the fourth. The game remained knotted at 3-3 until the bottom of the seventh, when the Saints’ defense uncharacteristically collapsed. Eight unearned runs in two frames pushed the Pointers to the victory and only two of UWSP’s 11 runs were earned.Game 2: St. Thomas 5, UW-Oshkosh 1Game 3: Ripon 4, St. Olaf 1Game 4: UW-Oshkosh 11, St. Scholastica 5 - eliminated - The Titans took advantage of the long ball and the short fences of Witter Field with a pair of two-run homers in the early innings. The Saints, trailing 6-0 and held to one hit through four innings, scored three runs but left the bases loaded in the fifth inning. Poor defensive play haunted the Saints again, as CSS committed four more errors. The 10-error total through two tournament games accounted for nearly 20% of the team’s errors all season long.Game 5: St. Olaf 7, UW-Stevens Point 3Game 6: St. Thomas 9, Ripon 3Game 7: UW-Stevens Point 11, Ripon 10 - eliminatedGame 8: UW-Oshkosh 5, St. Olaf 4 - eliminatedGame 9: UW-Stevens Point 6, St. Thomas 3Game 10: UW-Oshkosh 5, St. Thomas 4, (11) - eliminatedGame 11: UW-Stevens Point 6 – UW-Oshkosh 0

UW-Stevens Point earns berth in the NCAA III World Series

2006 NCAA RegionalWisconsin Rapids, Wis. In arguably the strongest Regional in the 2006 NCAA National Baseball Tournament, the Saints edged the hottest team entering the tournament (UW-Stevens Point) before dropping their next two contests. The Pointers battled back through the loser’s bracket to advance to the World Series. St. Scholastica, who finished the regular season ranked fourth in the polls was awarded the No. 4 seed.Game 1: St. Scholastica 4, UW-Stevens Point 3 - For the second consecutive year, St. Scholastica defeated UW-Stevens Point in the first round of the NCAA Div.-III tournament as the Saints edged the Pointers 4-3. The Saints took advantage of limited opportunities against the Pointers’ pitcher Jordan Zimmermann, scoring four runs on just four hits without leaving a runner on base. After spotting the Pointers a run in the opening frame, St. Scholastica tied the score in the bottom of the first inning when Chad Weiss led off with his third home run of the season. Offense was hard to come by, as Saints starter Mark Moriarty matched Zimmerman pitch-for-pitch for over six innings. Kyle Wojtysiak gave the Saints the lead for good with a two-run single in the bottom of the fifth inning. Moriarty, who allowed two earned runs on seven hits with seven strikeouts was relieved by freshman closer Adian Kummet, who earned his third save of the season.Game 2: St. Olaf 17, Dominican 8Game 3: Coe 5, St. Thomas 4 (10)Game 4: Ripon 14, St. Scholastica 8 - Thirteen hours after downing the Pointers in a game featuring great pitching and little offense, the Saints fell in a shootout against Ripon. The Saints jumped on the board early, with

two runs in the top of the first, but the Red Hawks answered with four runs of their own in the bottom of the inning. A Brandon Swartz RBI in the top of the second trimmed the lead to 4-3 and took a 6-4 lead in the fourth, but Ripon notched three runs to take the lead in the bottom of the frame. The Saints battled back, but the Hawks stood strong, adding five runs in the eighth to secure victory.Game 5: St. Thomas 22, Dominican 3 - eliminatedGame 6: St. Olaf 8, Coe 2Game 7: St. Thomas 13, St. Scholastica 3 - eliminated - The Saints took an early 1-0 lead on a Swartz sacrifice fly in the first inning, but St. Thomas turned around and hit two home runs for four runs in the second. The Tommies never looked back as pitcher Dan Lesie earned a complete-game victory.Game 8: UW-Stevens Point 16, Coe 5 - eliminatedGame 9: Ripon 7, St. Olaf 4Game 10: UW-Stevens Point 6, St. Thomas 2 - eliminatedGame 11: UW-Stevens Point 11, St. Olaf 4 - eliminatedGame 12: UW-Stevens Point 7, Ripon 4Game 13: UW-Stevens Point 6, Ripon 4

UW-Stevens Point earns berth in the NCAA III World Series.

2005 NCAA RegionalWhitewater, Wis. The Saints battled in perhaps one of the toughest Regionals of the 2005 NCAA National Baseball Tournament, beating the region’s top seed, but falling to the eventual National Champion.Game 1: UW-Whitewater 7, St. Thomas 4Game 2: St. Scholastica 5, UW-Stevens Point 3 - St. Scholastica senior pitcher Jake Eiler had a stellar outing against top-seeded Stevens Point, earning a complete-game win after surrendering three runs on seven hits while collecting 11 strikeouts without a walk. Sophomore Brandon Swartz’s three-run home run in the top of the 2nd put the Saints ahead 3-1. Tied 3-3 enterting the top of the 6th, back-to-back two-out singles put the Saints ahead as Kenny Kolqusit batted in Mike Lewis. Tom Simonson scored an insurance run after a D.J. Lahti single in the 7th. Eiler allowed two harmless singles and a total of three baserunners over the final five innings, striking out nine of the final 17 batters.Game 3: UW-Stevens Point 2, St. Thomas 0 - eliminatedGame 4: UW-Whitewater 6, St. Scholastica 0 - Whitewater kept the Saints offense at bay as Ryan Bruns, Mike Lewis, and Kenny Kolquist collected the only hits in the game for St. Scholastica. The Warhawks used a trio of extra-base hits to break out to an early advantage. A solo home run in the 1st put Whitewater on top, then a double and a two-run homer in the 2nd opened up a 3-0 lead that the Saints were never able to chip into. Joey Calaguire took the loss, allowing five earned runs on seven hits, three strikeouts, and no walks.Game 5: UW-Stevens Point 18, St. Scholastica 3 - eliminated - The Pointers jumped on the Saints for seven runs in the top of the 1st and never looked back. St. Scholastica put runners on base eight of nine innings and stranded 11 in the game. D.J. Lahti was 1-4 with an RBI for the Saints while sophomore pitcher Mark Moriarty (5-1) suffered his first loss of the season.Game 6:UW-Stevens Point 13, UW-Whitewater 5Game 7: UW-Whitewater 7, UW-Stevens Point 3

UW-Whitewater earns berth in the NCAA III World Series



2000 NAiA Regional/Super RegionalSioux City, Iowa. Following a record-setting regular season, the Saints breezed through the UMAC Tournament to earn a berth in the NAIA Region 3 Tournament held in Sioux City, Iowa. The Saints wasted no time showing why they were on a 20-game winning streak by winning the first two contests of the tournament by a combined score of 22-2. CSS topped Sioux Falls University 13-1 behind a complete-game performance from Joe Wicklund. Wicklund allowed only four hits while striking out seven and walking none. Josh Lamppa led the Saints past Huron University 9-1, tossing a seven-hitter with five strikeouts. Chris LePine had six hits and six runs in the two games and Leland Swenson knocked in six runs. The Saints then sent ace pitcher Corey Kemp to face perennial power Mayville State (N.D.) University. Kemp battled, allowing four earned runs while striking out seven in 7 1/3 innings. The Saints scored three runs in the bottom of the second to break a 1-1 tie, including a solo homer by Nick Bjerken. CSS scored four more runs in the fifth inning, three coming on a triple by Greg Young. Young finished the day 4-for-5 with three RBIs. Freshman Brett Nyquist finished off the 12-6 victory with 1 1/3 innings of perfect relief. “The thing that was nice to see against Mayville State was that our younger guys played so well,” Saints coach John Baggs said after the game. “We expect our seniors to be playing well, they’re at the end of their careers. But the younger kids have been outstanding; we had two sophomores and two freshmen who were 11-for-19.” Riding a school-record 23-game winning streak, the Saints faced No. 2 seed and tournament host Briar Cliff University. The Saints fell behind 9-0 early and were never able to regroup as the Chargers’ bats never cooled off in an 18-11 victory. Staring season-ending elimination in the face, the Saints did the obvious … they switched uniforms, to their favorite gold with pinstripes; a uniform combination they’d never lost in. The new-look Saints took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning on a single by Young, a triple by Swenson and a sacrifice fly by Derek Bilben. CSS scored four more in the fourth, highlighted by Bilben’s homer, to extend their lead to 10-3. St. Scholastica never looked back, winning 15-9. Bilben finished the day with four hits, a school-record eight RBIs and a prolific homerun. Freshman left-hander Nick Bjerken started and Nyquist pitched five innings of relief to get the win, allowing eight hits and three runs. Sophomore Dan Birkholz went the last two innings to earn the save.Following the regional championship, the Saints hosted former national champion Bellevue (Neb.) University in the Super Regional at Wade Stadium in a best-of-three series. 1,420 fans were on hand to see the opening game, one of the most memorable in St. Scholastica athletics history.Bellevue built a four-run lead, scoring two runs in the second on catcher Kevin Bratetic’s two-run homer and two more in the sixth on designated hitter Nate Lueder’s two-run double. The Bruins made it 7-3 when Saints’ relievers Josh Lamppa and Nyquist struggled, walking in two of three runs in relief of starter Wicklund. The Saints battled back with five runs in the top of the eighth inning to take an 8-7 lead. The Bruins tied the score with a run in their half of the eighth, and a scoreless ninth In the tenth, following a Bilben triple, Justin Harriman ripped an RBI single

to plate the Saints’ ninth run. Bjerken then slashed a triple down the right-field line to knock in three more runs. The Saints added another run to push the lead to 13-8. CSS again gave the ball to Birkholz and he delivered, slamming the door on the Bruins in the bottom of the inning. Birkholz worked 2 1/3 innings to pick up the win, strking out four of the seven batters he faced.The tournament-tested Bruins toppled the Saints in the second game by a 14-7 score, forcing a third and deciding contest. With a record-breaking 1,630 fans on hand, the Saints took on the Bruins for the fifth time in the 2000 season. CSS fell behind 4-0 in the second inning, but ignited the crowd with a four-run rally in the top of the third. Swenson, Harriman, junior Joey Wood and Bjerken each hit RBI singles. But it was all the Saints could muster against Bellevue, as the Bruins posted two more runs in the third and six runs in the fifth. The 13-4 victory sent Bellevue (49-26) to their fourth-straight NAIA World Series and ended the Saints season at 41-11. “I don’t know what is harder; seeing the seniors lose this game after all the hard work they’ve put in over the last four years, or knowing that next year I won’t have Justin Harriman catching,” Baggs said to reporters following the game. “And I won’t have Leland Swenson starting at shortstop or Chris LePine in centerfield – or Joe Wicklund or Josh Lamppa in the pitching rotation. That’s what’s going to be tough. I’ll miss these seniors like no other class.”

1999 NCAA RegionalOshkosh, Wis. The 1999 NCAA National Baseball Tournament began with eight regional tournaments, and by Friday, May 21, only 24 teams in the country remained. While several regionals featured close games, only the Midwest Regional featured three extra-inning games. In fact, all but one of the games in the Midwest were decided by one run, making it one of the most exciting regional tournaments in recent history.Game 1: UW-Oshkosh 6, St. Scholastica 5 (11) - The Saints, who entered the tournament with a record of 34-10, had the toughest draw in the country. The Titans, ranked No. 1 in the country with a record of 33-2, enjoyed home field advantage as the host school. UW-Oshkosh jumped to a 5-0 lead, but St. Scholastica cut the lead to 5-4 behind a two-run homer by Jeff Lahti in the 8th inning. The Saints’ Derek Bilben blasted his 25th career homer in the top of the 9th to tie the game at 5. In the bottom of the 11th, Titan All-American catcher Casey Kopitzke singled over a drawn-in outfield to give Kevin Grater the victory. Grater pitched all 11 innings to raise his career record to 22-2. The Saints’ Dave Schlangen matched Grater for 10 innings, but saw his record fall to 9-3.Game 2: St. Thomas 6, UW-Stevens Point 0 Game 3: St. Scholastica 4, UW-Stevens Point 3 (10) - eliminated - St. Scholastica junior catcher Justin Harriman homered with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning to beat the Pointers who entered the tournament ranked 13th in the country with a record of 31-8. The Saints again rallied from behind when Chris LePine blasted a three-run double in the bottom of the 7th to tie the game at three apiece. Sophomore pitcher Corey Kemp pitched eight innings of six-hit relief to earn the win and raise his record to 6-2. Harriman and Joey Wood each had three hits for the Saints while Jeff Lahti and LePine each added two hits.Game 4: St. Thomas 3 – UW-Oshkosh 2Game 5: UW-Oshkosh 5 – St. Scholastica 4 (11), eliminatedFor the third consecutive NCAA tournament game, the Saints rallied from behind making their mark as a team that would never quit. Justin Harriman’s two-run single in the 5th inning capped a three-run rally and gave the Saints a 4-3 lead. The Titans tied the game in the bottom of the inning and the teams remained scoreless for six innings as Oshkosh’s Jack Taschner and the Saints’ Adam Barta settled in for a pticher’s duel. The Titan’’s Casey Kopitzke scored an unearned run in the bottom of the 11th to send Oshkosh to its 18th consecutive Regional Championship game. Chris LePine and Jeff Lahti each had two hits for the Saints and Kopitzke had two hits for Oshkosh. The Saints ended the winningest season in school history with a 35-12 record.Game 6: St. Thomas 4 – UW-Oshkosh 3

St. Thomas earns berth in the NCAA III World Series



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65-9Marycrest........... ..................................................................... 6-2Mayville State................. ........................................................ 2-3Messiah................ .................................................................. 2-0

MSOE.......... ........................................................................... 5-0Minnesota...................... ......................................................... 0-4Minnesota Morris............... ................................................... 36-2Minnesota-Duluth............... .................................................... 3-5Minot State.................... ......................................................... 1-0Mitchell.............. .................................................................... . 1-0Morningside.................... ........................................................ 2-0Mount Marty............ ................................................................ 1-2Mount Saint Clare.............. ..................................................... 5-0Mount Senario.................. .................................................... 23-6Mount St. Vincent.............. ..................................................... 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..................................................................... 2-0Oswego State................... ...................................................... 1-0Penn State-Behrend............. .................................................. 3-2Pillsbury.............. .................................................................... 7-1Presentation........... .............................................................. 26-1Principia...................... ............................................................ 2-0Richard Stockton............... ..................................................... 6-2Ripon.......................... ............................................................ 0-1Rutgers-Camden................. ................................................... 4-1SUNY-New Paltz................. ................................................1-0-1Salve Regina................... ....................................................... 1-0Science (PA).......... ................................................................. 2-0Simpson................ .................................................................. 2-1Sioux Falls.................... .......................................................... 1-0South Dakota................... ....................................................... 0-1South Dakota State............. ................................................... 0-2St. Cloud State................ ....................................................... 1-3St. Francis.................... .......................................................... 1-1Saint John’s........... ................................................................. 2-2Saint Mary’s.......... .................................................................. 0-1St. Norbert............ .................................................................. 1-0St. Olaf............... ..................................................................... 8-4St. Thomas (MN)..................... ........................................... 16-24St. Thomas (FL)................ ...................................................... 0-1St. Thomas Aquinas............. .................................................. 2-0Stevens............. ...................................................................... 2-0Susquehanna.................... ..................................................... 1-1Thunder Bay.................... ....................................................... 1-0Pittsburgh-Greensberg........... ................................................ 1-0UW-Barron County........ ......................................................... 2-0UW-La Crosse................... ..................................................... 6-3UW-Oshkosh..................... ................................................... 2-10UW-Parkside............. ............................................................. 1-0UW-Platteville................. ........................................................ 1-1UW-River Falls................. ...................................................... 1-0UW-Stevens Point............... .................................................. 5-11UW-Stout....................... ......................................................... 3-1UW-Superior.................... ....................................................... 3-6UW-Whitewater.................. ................................................... 3-12Ursinus College................ ...................................................... 0-1Valley City.................... ........................................................... 1-1Viterbo........................ ............................................................ 1-3Wartburg....................... .......................................................... 4-0Washington & 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Tech........... ................................................... 1-0Westminster............ ................................................................ 3-0Williams............... ................................................................... 1-1Winona State................... ....................................................... 0-2Wisconsin Lutheran............. ................................................... 1-1Missing Game................... .................................................. 71-70Overall .........................................................................776-313-6

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Augsburg............... ................................................................. 2-0Aurora.............. ....................................................................... 1-0Bethany Lutheran............... .................................................. 20-2Bridgewater State.............. ..................................................... 2-1Buena Vista.................... ........................................................ 1-3Case Western................... ...................................................... 0-1Centenary (NJ)................. ...................................................... 1-0Central (IA)................... .......................................................... 1-0Concordia-Chicago.............. ................................................... 0-1Crown.......................... ......................................................... 12-0DePauw......................... ......................................................... 0-1Gettysburg............. ................................................................. 0-1Hamline............. ..................................................................... 2-1Hilbert........................ ............................................................. 2-0Illinois-Chicago............... ........................................................ 0-1Keystone....................... .......................................................... 5-2Macalester..................... ......................................................... 1-1Manhattanville................. ....................................................... 2-0Martin Luther.................. ....................................................... 14-1Messiah................ .................................................................. 2-0Minnesota Morris............... ................................................... 14-0Mount St. Vincent.............. ..................................................... 3-0Muhlenberg..................... ........................................................ 2-0North Central (MN)............. .................................................... 5-0North Park..................... ......................................................... 1-1Northland...................... ........................................................ 15-0Northwestern (MN).............. ................................................. 21-0Penn State-Behrend............. .................................................. 1-0Presentation........... ................................................................ 9-1Richard Stockton............... ..................................................... 6-2Rutgers-Camden................. ................................................... 2-1Salve Regina................... ....................................................... 1-0St. Olaf............... ..................................................................... 4-0St. Thomas..................... ........................................................ 5-8UW-La Crosse................... ..................................................... 5-3UW-Oshkosh..................... ..................................................... 1-0UW-Stevens Point............... ................................................... 1-4UW-Superior.................... ....................................................... 1-0UW-Whitewater.................. ..................................................... 3-9Washington-St. Louis................... .......................................... 1-3Webster........................ .......................................................... 0-1Overall .............................................................................. 169-49

2013 D3Baseball.com NCAA RankingsPreseason ..............................22Feb. 24 ...................................212012 D3Baseball.com NCAA

RankingsPreseason ..............................14Feb. 28 ...................................13May 7 ......................................23Final ........................................252011 D3Baseball.com NCAA RankingsPreseason ..............................16Feb. 27 ...................................18Mar. 6......................................13Mar. 13....................................14Mar. 20....................................13Mar. 27....................................12Apr. 3 ......................................11Apr. 10 ....................................11Apr. 17 ......................................9Apr. 24 ....................................10May 1 ........................................6May 8 ........................................6May 15 ......................................7Final ........................................12 2010 D3Baseball.com NCAA RankingsPreseason ..............................22Feb. 28 ...................................21Mar. 7......................................25Mar. 21....................................21Mar. 27....................................18Apr. 4 ......................................16Apr. 11 ....................................14Apr. 18 ......................................9Apr. 25 ......................................7May 2 ........................................9May 9 ........................................8May 16 ......................................8Final ........................................192009 D3Baseball.com NCAA RankingsPreseason ..............................15Mar. 3......................................12Mar. 10......................................9Mar. 17......................................9Mar. 24......................................8Mar. 31......................................9Apr. 7 ........................................9Apr. 14 ......................................6Apr. 21 ......................................4Apr. 28 ......................................3May 5 ........................................8May 12 ....................................10Final ........................................222008 NCAA National RankingsMay 19 ....................................14Final ........................................142007 NCAA National RankingsApr. 24 ....................................27May 8 ......................................29May 22 ....................................34Final ........................................342006 NCAA National RankingsPreseason ..............................17Mar. 27......................................5Apr. 3 ........................................5Apr. 18 ......................................5May 2 ........................................5May 15 ......................................4

2005 NCAA National RankingsApr. 11 ....................................30May 9 ......................................26May 24 ....................................14June 1 .....................................142004 NAIA National RankingsPreseason ..............................26 Mar. 17....................................18Mar. 24....................................18Mar. 31....................................16Apr. 7 ......................................16Apr. 14 ....................................12Apr. 21 ....................................12Apr. 28 ....................................12May 5 ......................................10May 12 ......................................72003 NAIA National RankingsPreseason ..............................21Mar. 19....................................13Mar. 26....................................21Apr. 2 ......................................19Apr. 9 ......................................23Apr. 16 ....................................20Apr. 23 ....................................19Apr. 30 ....................................17May 7 ......................................132002 NAIA National RankingsPreseason ..............................26Mar. 17....................................26Apr. 3 ......................................29Apr. 10 ....................................32Apr. 17 ....................................32Apr. 24 ....................................22May 1 ......................................20May 8 ......................................172001 NAIA National RankingsPreseason ..............................21Mar. 20....................................22Mar. 27....................................28Apr. 3 ......................................34Apr. 10 ....................................34Apr. 17 ....................................31Apr. 24 ....................................31May 1 ......................................252000 NAIA National RankingsPreseason ..............................25Mar. 28....................................29Apr. 4 ......................................33Apr. 11 ....................................35Apr. 25 ....................................351999 NCAA National RankingsMar. 22....................................21Apr. 19 ....................................29May 17 ....................................27June 7 .....................................221998 NCAA National RankingsApr. 6 ......................................20May 3 ......................................301997 NAIA National RankingsApr. 8 ......................................21Apr. 15 ....................................22Apr. 22 ....................................20Apr. 29 ....................................24May 5 ......................................25

Coach Series Records/CSS in the Polls


2014 SeasonOverall: 30-12 | UMAC: 19-1

Home: 2-0 | Away: 15-5 | Neutral: 13-7Head Coach: Corey Kemp ^ 2/28 vs #9 St. Thomas L 2-9 ^ 2/28 vs UW-La Crosse W 4-0 ^ 3/1 vs UW-La Crosse L 6-9 ^ 3/1 vs Buena Vista L 2-3 # 3/9 vs Keystone W 8-4 # 3/9 vs Keystone W 6-5 # 3/10 vs Keystone W 6-5 # 3/13 vs Hilbert W 8-6 # 3/14 vs Bridgewater State L 1-5 # 3/14 vs Bridgewater State W 11-1 # 3/15 vs Penn State-Behrend W 7-2 3/21 vs UW-Oshkosh W 4-1 3/21 at North Park L 2-9 3/22 vs #14 Concordia-Chicago L 1-2 3/23 at #6 Webster L 2-3 * 3/30 vs Crown W 14-0 * 3/30 vs Crown W 13-2 4/5 at #9 UW-Whitewater L 8-11 4/6 at #9 UW-Whitewater L 3-18 * 4/11 at Martin Luther L 1-3 * 4/11 at Martin Luther W 16-1 * 4/12 at Martin Luther W 10-0 * 4/18 at Bethany Lutheran W 12-2 * 4/19 at Bethany Lutheran W 6-2 * 4/19 at Bethany Lutheran W 7-1 * 4/22 at Northwestern (MN) W 15-3 * 4/22 at Northwestern (MN) W 9-1 * 4/23 at Northwestern (MN) W 4-0 * 4/26 at North Central (MN) W 26-0 * 4/26 at North Central (MN) W 10-1 * 4/26 at North Central (MN) W 25-0 * 5/2 at Minnesota Morris W 18-5 * 5/3 at Minnesota Morris W 10-0 * 5/3 at Minnesota Morris W 12-4 * 5/4 NORTHLAND W 5-2 * 5/4 NORTHLAND W 14-1 * 5/5 at Northland W 4-3 & 5/9 vs Bethany Lutheran W 3-2 & 5/9 vs Northwestern (MN) W 6-4 & 5/10 vs Northwestern (MN) W 14-4 $ 5/14 vs #15 Buena Vista L 1-7 $ 5/16 vs DePauw L 5-6 * = UMAC Game^ = Midwest Classic (Tulsa, Okla.)# = Spring Trip& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 3-0 | Away: 12-5 | Neutral: 14-6Head Coach: Corey Kemp 2/25 vs Macalester L 1-6 2/25 vs Macalester W 1-0 3/4 vs #2 St. Thomas W 3-2 3/4 vs #2 St. Thomas L 3-6 ^ 3/11 vs Messiah W 13-3 ^ 3/12 vs #12 Keystone L 0-1 ^ 3/12 vs #12 Keystone W 1-0 ^ 3/15 vs Hilbert W 13-3 ^ 3/15 vs Bridgewater State W 6-1 ^ 3/16 vs Richard Stockton W 10-7 ^ 3/16 vs Richard Stockton W 4-3 3/28 vs UW-La Crosse W 3-2 3/28 vs UW-La Crosse L 3-7 * 4/5 at Northwestern W 5-2 * 4/5 at Northwestern W 3-0 4/13 at UW-La Crosse L 4-7 4/13 at UW-La Crosse W 7-5 4/20 at UW-Stevens Point L 4-10 4/20 at UW-Stevens Point L 4-8 * 4/26 at Martin Luther W 14-4 * 4/26 at Martin Luther W 15-1 * 4/27 at Minnesota Morris W 10-0 * 4/27 at Minnesota Morris W 14-6 * 4/28 at Crown W 20-0 * 4/28 at Crown W 16-3 * 4/30 at Northland W 23-3 * 4/30 at Northland W 17-3 5/1 at #4 UW-Whitewater L 5-15 5/1 at #4 UW-Whitewater L 3-5 * 5/3 vs North Central (MN) W 14-0 * 5/3 vs North Central (MN) W 41-2 * 5/5 vs Bethany Lutheran W 3-1 * 5/5 vs Bethany Lutheran W 6-2 & 5/10 MARTIN LUTHER W 10-0 & 5/10 NORTHWESTERN W 6-4 & 5/11 NORTHWESTERN W 12-8 $ 5/15 vs #2 St. Thomas W 1-0 $ 5/16 vs Case Western L 1-3 $ 5/17 at #5 UW-Whitewater W 3-2 $ 5/17 vs #16 UW-Stevens Point L 2-8 * = UMAC Game^ = Spring Trip& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 14-0 | Away: 11-4 | Neutral: 10-7Head Coach: Corey Kemp 2/27 vs St. Thomas L 2-3 2/27 vs St. Thomas L 3-4 3/3 vs #16 Buena Vista W 14-13 3/3 at Washington-St. Louis L 8-11 3/4 vs #16 Buena Vista L 2-7 3/4 at Washington-St. Louis L 5-7 3/8 vs St. Olaf W 3-1 3/8 vs St. Olaf W 6-2 ^ 3/12 vs Rutgers-Camden W 10-2 ^ 3/14 vs Messiah W 13-1 ^ 3/15 vs #13 Keystone L 1-5 ^ 3/15 vs #13 Keystone W 3-2 ^ 3/16 vs Richard Stockton L 1-11 ^ 3/16 vs Richard Stockton L 4-5 3/23 vs UW-La Crosse W 5-4 3/23 vs UW-La Crosse W 5-3 * 3/30 at Bethany Lutheran W 6-2 * 3/31 at Bethany Lutheran W 13-10 * 3/31 at Bethany Lutheran W 5-1 * 4/3 at Northland W 12-3 * 4/6 MINNESOTA MORRIS W 2-0 * 4/6 MINNESOTA MORRIS W 4-0 * 4/7 MINNESOTA MORRIS W 19-4 * 4/10 NORTHLAND W 8-5 * 4/10 NORTHLAND W 19-3 * 4/14 MARTIN LUTHER W 13-0 * 4/14 MARTIN LUTHER W 9-2 * 4/14 MARTIN LUTHER W 6-0 4/17 at #20 UW-Whitewater W 5-4 4/17 at #20 UW-Whitewater L 2-4 * 4/20 at Presentation W 17-5 * 4/21 at Presentation W 13-5 * 4/21 at Presentation W 19-1 * 4/27 CROWN W 10-0 * 4/28 CROWN W 15-5 * 4/28 CROWN W 12-2 * 5/4 at Northwestern W 8-2 * 5/5 at Northwestern W 9-1 * 5/6 at Northwestern W 12-4 & 5/10 NORTHLAND W 8-1 & 5/10 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 10-8 & 5/11 NORTHWESTERN W 9-5 $ 5/16 vs North Park W 8-7 $ 5/17 vs #17 Aurora W 8-4 $ 5/18 vs #4 St. Thomas L 2-22 $ 5/19 at UW-Whitewater L 5-6 * = UMAC Game^ = Spring Trip& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament

Year-by-Year Results



Home: 11-0 | Away: 16-5 | Neutral: 10-2Head Coach: Corey Kemp 3/6 vs #10 St. Thomas W 10-6 3/7 at Washington U. W 10-5 3/7 at Washington U. L 2-3 % 3/13 vs Muhlenberg W 10-3 % 3/13 vs Muhlenberg W 6-2 % 3/14 vs Rutgers-Camden W 12-8 % 3/14 vs Mount St. Vincent W 9-3 % 3/16 vs Salve Regina W 12-0 % 3/17 vs Gettysburg L 2-3 % 3/18 vs Stockton W 5-4 % 3/18 vs Stockton W 6-1 3/19 at Illinois-Chicago L 5-6 * 4/2 at Crown W 15-2 * 4/2 at Crown W 14-3 * 4/2 at Crown W 19-0 * 4/8 at Bethany Lutheran W 7-6 * 4/9 at Bethany Lutheran W 11-1 * 4/9 at Bethany Lutheran L 2-3 * 4/12 at Northland W 22-0 * 4/12 at Northland W 11-5 * 4/16 at Martin Luther W 14-4 * 4/17 at Martin Luther W 8-0 * 4/17 at Martin Luther W 12-1 * 4/21 PRESENTATION W 6-4 * 4/21 PRESENTATION W 13-4 * 4/22 PRESENTATION W 12-7 4/25 ST. THOMAS W 4-2 * 4/29 at Minnesota-Morris W 7-2 * 4/29 at Minnesota-Morris W 14-0 * 4/30 at Minnesota-Morris W 16-1 5/1 at Bethany Lutheran W 18-6 5/3 at #10 UW-Whitewater L 1-3 5/3 at #10 UW-Whitewater W 2-1 * 5/4 NORTHLAND W 17-4 * 5/6 NORTHWESTERN W 15-5 * 5/7 NORTHWESTERN W 5-1 * 5/7 NORTHWESTERN W 2-1 & 5/12 NORTHWESTERN W 11-9 & 5/12 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 6-1 & 5/13 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 26-2 $ 5/18 vs Hamline L 2-3 $ 5/19 vs #6 UW-Stevens Point W 3-2 $ 5/20 vs St. Thomas W 2-1 $ 5/21 at #12 UW-Whitewater L 3-6 * = UMAC Game% = Spring Trip& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 14-1 | Away: 11-3 | Neutral: 13-4Head Coach: Corey Kemp % 3/2 vs Hamline W 6-2 % 3/3 vs Hamline W 10-2 % 3/7 vs #1 St. Thomas L 5-6 % 3/7 vs #1 St. Thomas L 1-3 ^ 3/14 vs Manhattanville W 17-8 ^ 3/14 vs Manhattanville W 15-5 ^ 3/15 vs Mount Saint Vincent W 10-0 ^ 3/15 vs Mount Saint Vincent W 11-5 ^ 3/16 vs Centenary (NJ) W 17-0 ^ 3/18 vs Rutgers-Camden L 9-20 ^ 3/19 vs Stockton W 2-1 ^ 3/19 vs Stockton W 7-4 ^ 3/20 vs UW-Superior W 9-0 ^ 3/20 vs Central (IA) W 8-7 % 3/25 vs Augsburg W 15-2 % 3/25 vs Augsburg W 5-3 * 4/1 at Northwestern W 8-0 * 4/1 at Northwestern W 21-4 * 4/6 at Northland W 19-5 * 4/9 at Martin Luther W 19-1 * 4/10 at Martin Luther W 8-0 * 4/10 at Martin Luther W 19-8 4/12 at St. Olaf W 14-6 4/12 at St. Olaf W 8-0 * 4/13 NORTHLAND W 9-3 * 4/13 NORTHLAND W 15-6 * 4/16 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 5-4 * 4/17 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 7-2 * 4/17 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 4-3 * 4/23 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 6-1 * 4/23 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 19-0 * 4/24 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 12-2 * 4/27 at Northwestern W 12-2 * 4/30 at Presentation W 3-1 * 5/1 at Presentation L 5-6 * 5/1 at Presentation W 18-3 5/2 at #5 St. Thomas L 1-5 * 5/6 CROWN W 12-0 * 5/6 CROWN W 7-3 & 5/14 NORTHWESTERN W 9-0 & 5/14 BETHANY LUTHERAN L 2-5 & 5/15 PRESENTATION W 6-5 & 5/15 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 7-1 & 5/15 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 8-7 $ 5/19 vs UW-Stevens Point L 1-12 $ 5/20 at #3 UW-Whitewater L 2-6 * = UMAC Game% = Metrodome Game^ = Spring Trip& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament

2009 Season Overall: 36-7 | UMAC: 19-1

Home: 14-3 | Away: 10-0 | Neutral: 12-4Head Coach: John Baggs # 2/8 vs Mount Marty W 4-0 # 2/24 vs UW-La Crosse W 6-3 # 3/1 vs #22 St. Thomas W 3-1 # 3/1 vs #22 St. Thomas L 0-2 ^ 3/8 vs Hiram W 8-0 ^ 3/8 vs Hiram W 10-5 ^ 3/9 vs Penn State-Behrend W 13-12 ^ 3/10 vs Manhattanville W 15-5 ^ 3/12 vs Oswego State W 15-3 ^ 3/13 vs La Roche W 14-4 ^ 3/13 vs Ursinus L 3-4 ^ 3/14 vs Centenary W 11-0 ^ 3/14 vs Centenary W 4-3 * 4/4 at Crown W 20-1 * 4/4 at Crown W 8-0 * 4/4 at Crown W 11-0 * 4/7 at Northland W 21-10 * 4/7 at Northland W 13-0 * 4/9 at Bethany Lutheran W 9-7 * 4/9 at Bethany Lutheran W 11-1 * 4/10 at Minnesota-Morris W 12-0 * 4/10 at Minnesota-Morris W 10-2 * 4/11 at Minnesota-Morris W 7-1 * 4/17 PRESENTATION W 11-2 * 4/17 PRESENTATION W 8-0 * 4/18 PRESENTATION W 4-3 * 4/22 NORTHLAND W 10-1 4/22 NORTHLAND W 12-5 * 4/23 NORTHWESTERN W 6-3 * 4/23 NORTHWESTERN W 10-5 * 4/23 NORTHWESTERN W 10-1 * 5/1 MARTIN LUTHER W 14-2 * 5/2 MARTIN LUTHER L 3-4 * 5/2 MARTIN LUTHER W 34-1 5/3 #19 ST. THOMAS L 3-4 & 5/7 NORTHWESTERN W 12-2 & 5/7 BETHANY LUTHERAN L 9-10 & 5/8 NORTHWESTERN W 12-2 & 5/8 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 30-4 & 5/8 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 14-9 $ 5/14 vs St. Norbert W 7-6 $ 5/14 vs St. Thomas L 4-8 $ 5/15 vs UW-Stevens Point L 3-9 * = UMAC Game# = Metrodome Game^ = Spring Trip& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament




Home: 8-0 | Away: 8-1 | Neutral: 19-5Head Coach: John Baggs 2/28 vs St. Thomas W 6-2 2/28 vs St. Thomas L 4-6 3/2 vs Elizabethtown W 8-5 3/3 vs Alvernia W 12-7 3/3 vs Alvernia L 1-8 3/4 vs Eastern Univ. W 18-2 3/6 vs Juniata W 5-4 3/6 vs Juniata W 4-3 3/7 vs Lebanon Valley W 2-0 3/7 vs Lebanon Valley W 4-0 3/8 vs Susquehanna W 13-2 3/19 vs Buena Vista W 12-0 3/20 vs Buena Vista W 8-6 3/24 vs UW-Oshkosh L 3-7 3/24 vs UW-Oshkosh W 10-5 * 4/14 at Crown W 16-1 * 4/15 at Crown W 9-3 * 4/15 at Crown W 11-2 * 4/18 at Northwestern W 10-1 * 4/19 at Northwestern W 9-0 * 4/19 at Northwestern W 7-2 * 4/20 at Martin Luther W 15-0 * 4/20 at Martin Luther L 5-7 * 4/22 NORTHLAND W 18-2 * 4/22 NORTHLAND W 9-3 * 4/23 vs Presentation W 8-4 * 4/23 vs Presentation W 8-3 * 4/27 vs Minn.-Morris W 12-2 * 4/27 vs Minn.-Morris W 2-0 * 4/29 at Northland W 18-6 * 5/1 MARTIN LUTHER W 11-0 * 5/4 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 3-0 * 5/4 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 15-3 & 5/8 MARTIN LUTHER W 5-0 & 5/8 NORTHLAND W 14-1 & 5/9 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 20-7 $ 5/14 vs #8 UW-Whitewater L 4-7 $ 5/15 vs Knox W 15-7 $ 5/16 vs Carthage W 9-4 $ 5/16 vs #13 St. Thomas W 7-1 $ 5/17 vs #11 UW-Whitewater L 13-21 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 16-1 | Away: 6-2 | Neutral: 14-5Head Coach: John Baggs 2/28 vs Bethel W 12-1 2/28 vs Bethel W 7-5 3/5 vs UW-Stevens Point L 6-7 3/5 vs St. Thomas L 3-5 3/11 vs PSU-Behrend L 5-7 3/12 vs Manhattanville W 5-4 3/12 vs Manhattanville W 4-3 3/13 vs Mitchell W 20-0 3/15 vs Cazenovia W 33-3 3/15 vs Cazenovia W 16-0 3/16 vs Kenyon W 20-1 3/16 vs Kenyon W 10-5 3/17 vs Carleton W 17-0 3/24 vs Concordia-Moorhead W 11-3 3/24 vs Concordia-Moorhead W 6-3 * 4/1 at Northwestern W 12-3 * 4/2 at Northwestern W 6-0 * 4/2 at Northwestern W 3-1 * 4/15 vs Minn.-Morris W 29-5 * 4/15 vs Minn.-Morris W 20-2 4/18 at St. Thomas L 1-5 * 4/20 CROWN W 21-0 * 4/21 CROWN W 8-0 * 4/21 CROWN W 6-0 4/22 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS W 13-1 4/22 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS W 7-0 * 4/24 at Northland W 6-1 * 4/24 at Northland W 5-0 * 4/26 at Bethany Lutheran W 8-0 * 4/26 at Bethany Lutheran L 1-2 * 4/27 MARTIN LUTHER W 11-3 * 4/28 MARTIN LUTHER W 6-2 * 4/28 MARTIN LUTHER W 7-4 * 4/29 NORTHLAND W 24-10 5/1 ST. OLAF W 11-5 5/1 ST. OLAF L 2-8 * 5/4 PRESENTATION W 16-0 * 5/5 PRESENTATION W 6-1 * 5/5 PRESENTATION W 9-0 & 5/10 NORTHLAND W 21-2 & 5/10 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 18-0 & 5/11 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 8-2 $ 5/16 vs UW-Stevens Point L 3-11 $ 5/17 vs UW-Oshkosh L 5-11 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 13-1 | Away: 10-2 | Neutral: 14-3Head Coach: John Baggs 3/2 vs Wartburg W 9-4 3/2 vs Wartburg W 3-0 3/7 vs St.Thomas W 5-3 3/7 vs St.Thomas W 3-2 3/12 vs Westminster W 6-5 3/12 vs Westminster W 7-6 3/13 vs Alvernia L 0-4 3/13 vs Alvernia W 5-0 3/14 vs Principia W 10-3 3/16 vs Hilbert W 15-4 3/16 vs Hilbert W 26-0 3/17 vs Kenyon W 15-4 3/17 vs Kenyon W 1-0 3/18 vs Mount Saint Vincent W 7-1 * 4/1 at Crown W 8-0 * 4/1 at Crown W 10-0 * 4/1 at Crown W 6-2 * 4/8 at Martin Luther W 7-2 * 4/8 at Martin Luther W 8-0 * 4/9 at Martin Luther W 18-1 * 4/11 at Northland W 11-5 4/13 at St. Olaf L 2-3 4/13 at St. Olaf L 8-10 * 4/14 at Presentation W 7-2 * 4/14 at Presentation W 19-7 * 4/15 at Presentation W 15-3 * 4/17 NORTHLAND W 6-2 * 4/17 NORTHLAND W 8-1 * 4/22 NORTHWESTERN W 7-1 * 4/22 NORTHWESTERN W 3-0 * 4/23 NORTHWESTERN W 5-1 * 4/28 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 4-3 * 4/29 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 5-0 * 4/29 BETHANY LUTHERAN W 3-2 * 5/5 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 11-2 * 5/6 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 11-0 * 5/6 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 17-2 5/7 ST.THOMAS L 4-6 & 5/11 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 15-4 & 5/11 NORTHLAND W 17-1 $ 5/17 vs UW-Stevens Point W 4-3 $ 5/17 vs Ripon L 8-14 $ 5/18 vs St. Thomas L 3-13 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament



2005 SeasonOverall: 36-7-1 | UMAC: 19-1-1

Home: 12-3 | Away: 10-1-1 | Neutral: 14-3Head Coach: John Baggs 3/2 vs Buena Vista W 8-1 3/2 vs Buena Vista W 5-2 3/14 vs St. Thomas W 2-1 3/14 vs St. Thomas L 5-7 3/18 vs Simpson W 6-1 3/18 vs Keystone L 1-10 3/19 vs Becker W 6-5 3/19 vs Becker W 17-14 3/21 vs Fredonia State W 19-4 3/23 vs Centenary W 13-0 3/23 vs Centenary W 9-0 3/24 vs Grinnell W 7-2 3/24 vs Westminster W 5-0 3/25 vs Grinnell W 16-5 * 4/1 at Northwestern W 20-5 * 4/2 at Northwestern W 12-1 * 4/2 at Northwestern W 3-0 * 4/8 at Bethany Lutheran W 13-4 * 4/9 at Bethany Lutheran W 15-3 * 4/9 at Bethany Lutheran W 4-0 * 4/15 at Minnesota-Morris W 10-0 * 4/16 at Minnesota-Morris W 6-0 * 4/16 at Minnesota-Morris W 10-0 * 4/18 NORTHLAND W 29-3 * 4/18 at Northland T 10-10 * 4/22 CROWN W 19-0 * 4/23 CROWN W 18-0 * 4/23 CROWN W 14-2 4/24 at St. Thomas L 4-10 * 4/29 MARTIN LUTHER W 13-0 * 4/29 MARTIN LUTHER W 10-0 * 4/30 MARTIN LUTHER L 1-2 5/5 ST. OLAF W 2-1 5/5 ST. OLAF L 3-4 * 5/6 PRESENTATION W 17-0 * 5/6 PRESENTATION W 20-3 * 5/7 PRESENTATION W 8-1 * 5/8 NORTHLAND W 10-0 & 5/13 vs Minnesota-Morris W 7-1 & 5/15 at Northland W 13-2 & 5/15 NORTHLAND W 15-1 $ 5/19 vs UW-Stevens Point W 5-3 $ 5/20 UW-WHITEWATER L 0-6 $ 5/21 vs UW-Stevens Point L 3-18 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 6-1 | Away: 21-1 | Neutral: 15-4Head Coach: John Baggs 3/4 vs Morningside W 2-0 3/4 vs Morningside W 7-2 3/7 vs Manhattanville W 10-3 3/7 vs Clarion L 6-8 3/8 vs Bethany (KS) W 11-9 3/8 vs Kenyon W 8-4 3/9 vs Susquehanna L 4-5 3/11 vs Clarion W 6-0 3/11 vs Simpson W 16-3 3/12 vs Bethany (KS) W 9-7 3/12 vs U of Pitt Greensberg W 14-0 3/13 vs Penn State-Behrend W 2-1 3/21 at Bellevue W 4-2 3/21 at Bellevue W 3-1 * 4/2 at Martin Luther W 7-1 * 4/3 at Martin Luther W 10-2 * 4/3 at Martin Luther W 8-0 4/6 at UW-Stout L 13-19 4/6 at UW-Stout W 11-7 4/8 at Saint John’s W 1-0 4/8 at Saint John’s W 8-5 * 4/9 at Presentation W 28-1 * 4/9 at Presentation W 14-1 * 4/10 at Presentation W 24-0 * 4/12 at Northland W 5-3 4/14 at St. Olaf W 8-6 4/14 at St. Olaf W 4-1 * 4/17 at Crown W 11-2 * 4/17 at Crown W 10-1 * 4/17 at Crown W 13-2 * 4/23 NORTHWESTERN W 11-0 * 4/24 NORTHWESTERN W 12-6 * 4/24 NORTHWESTERN W 10-4 * 4/27 at Northland W 8-4 * 4/27 at Northland W 14-3 * 4/30 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 17-1 * 4/30 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 29-1 * 5/1 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 12-2 5/2 ST. THOMAS L 4-6 & 5/6 vs Martin Luther W 6-1 & 5/7 at Northland W 10-3 & 5/8 vs Martin Luther W 9-1 5/9 at Finlandia W 15-0 # 5/13 vs Northland W 15-2 # 5/14 vs Mayville State W 4-3 # 5/14 vs Jamestown L 9-15 # 5/15 vs Dickinson State W 16-6 # 5/15 vs Jamestown L 7-19 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament# = NAIA Tournament


Home: 9-1 | Away: 5-2 | Neutral: 21-7Head Coach: John Baggs 2/26 vs Loras L 2-5 2/26 vs Loras W 9-0 3/6 vs St. Thomas W 4-2 3/6 vs St. Thomas L 2-3 3/9 vs Webster W 13-2 3/10 vs Penn State Behrend L 10-14 3/11 vs Blackburn W 6-0 3/11 vs Blackburn W 9-1 3/12 vs Wentworth Inst. Tech W 15-0 3/13 vs Science (PA) W 10-1 3/13 vs St. Thomas Aquinas W 5-4 3/14 vs Nyack W 16-0 3/14 vs Geneva W 7-0 3/15 vs SUNY-New Paltz W 14-3 3/22 at Briar Cliff W 4-3 3/22 vs South Dakota State L 4-17 3/23 vs South Dakota State L 13-22 3/31 at Bellevue W 8-4 3/31 at Bellevue L 8-11 4/12 at St. Francis W 6-3 4/12 at St. Francis L 2-5 * 4/13 vs Martin Luther W 6-2 * 4/13 vs Martin Luther W 8-2 * 4/18 vs Crown W 12-4 * 4/18 vs Crown W 4-0 * 4/18 vs Crown W 15-5 * 4/19 at Crown W 2-1 * 4/22 vs Northland W 14-4 * 4/22 vs Northland W 8-3 * 4/23 NORTHLAND W 20-1 * 4/23 NORTHLAND W 4-0 * 4/25 NORTHWESTERN W 11-0 * 4/25 NORTHWESTERN W 4-0 * 4/26 NORTHWESTERN W 3-2 * 4/26 NORTHWESTERN W 7-1 * 4/27 MARTIN LUTHER W 10-0 * 4/27 MARTIN LUTHER L 5-7 & 5/1 at Crown W 7-0 & 5/1 vs Martin Luther W 7-3 & 5/3 vs Martin Luther W 8-1 5/4 WISCONSIN-STOUT W 9-3 5/4 WISCONSIN-STOUT W 3-2 # 5/11 vs Minot State W 7-5 # 5/11 vs Valley City L 0-2 # 5/12 vs Jamestown L 4-5 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament# = NAIA Tournament




Home: 7-0 | Away: 13-4 | Neutral: 15-8Head Coach: John Baggs 2/2 vs South Dakota L 5-6 2/5 vs St. Thomas L 0-6 2/5 vs St. Thomas L 1-5 3/10 vs St. Thomas Aquinas W 8-1 3/11 vs American International W 6-1 3/11 vs American International L 1-3 3/12 vs Manhattanville W 5-4 3/12 vs Curry W 10-5 3/14 vs St. Thomas (FL) L 5-6 3/15 vs Science (PA) W 6-1 3/15 vs Geneva W 8-6 3/16 vs Williams L 5-6 3/16 vs Williams W 11-2 3/25 vs Gustavus Adolphus W 4-3 3/25 vs Gustavus Adolphus W 7-6 3/29 at Cornell L 3-6 3/29 at Cornell W 17-3 3/30 at Coe W 13-1 3/30 vs Grinnell W 8-7 * 4/8 at Northwestern W 11-2 * 4/8 at Northwestern W 7-1 * 4/9 at Northwestern W 11-5 * 4/9 at Northwestern W 4-1 * 4/12 at Crown W 12-0 * 4/13 at Crown W 11-0 * 4/13 at Crown W 8-1 * 4/13 at Crown W 13-0 4/15 at Bellevue L 3-4 4/15 at Bellevue L 0-1 4/20 at North Central W ? 4/20 at North Central W ? 4/23 at Minnesota L 5-8 * 4/24 NORTHLAND W 6-0 * 4/24 NORTHLAND W 9-4 * 4/26 MARTIN LUTHER W 3-1 * 4/26 MARTIN LUTHER W 5-0 * 4/27 MARTIN LUTHER W 4-2 * 4/30 at Northland W 9-2 * 4/30 at Northland W 10-2 & 5/2 vs Northland W 24-3 & 5/2 vs Northwestern W 15-1 & 5/4 vs Martin Luther W 17-2 # 5/9 vs Huron W 12-4 # 5/10 at Jamestown W 15-10 # 5/11 vs Briar Cliff W 7-3 # 5/12 vs Mayville State L 6-7 # 5/13 vs Mayville State L 1-11 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament# = NAIA Tournament


Home: 6-0 | Away: 8-2 | Neutral: 20-8Head Coach: John Baggs 3/1 vs St. Thomas W 3-1 3/1 vs St. Thomas L 5-12 3/5 vs Augsburg L 1-2 3/5 vs Augsburg L 0-2 3/6 vs Dubuque W 9-7 3/6 vs Dubuque W 11-3 3/11 vs Rutgers-Camden W 9-1 3/11 vs Manhattanville W 16-0 3/12 vs UW-Platteville L 0-2 3/12 vs UW-Platteville W 10-0 3/13 vs Blackburn W 5-4 3/13 vs Blackburn L 4-6 3/15 vs Mount Senario W 16-6 3/15 vs Rutgers-Camden W 8-1 3/16 vs American International L 4-6 3/16 vs Nyack W 9-3 3/17 vs Mount Senario W 7-6 3/17 vs Hamilton W 9-7 4/9 at Briar Cliff L 6-12 * 4/13 at Mount Senario W 18-3 * 4/13 at Mount Senario W 18-1 * 4/14 at Mount Senario W 11-1 * 4/14 at Mount Senario W 17-13 4/18 at UW-River Falls W 5-0 * 4/20 CROWN W 14-1 * 4/20 CROWN W 17-0 * 4/24 vs Northland W 10-1 * 4/24 vs Northland W 10-0 * 4/24 vs Northland W 8-0 * 4/25 NORTHLAND W 17-7 * 4/26 NORTHWESTERN W 7-2 * 4/27 NORTHWESTERN W 11-1 * 4/27 NORTHWESTERN W 11-1 * 4/30 at Martin Luther W 11-0 * 4/30 at Martin Luther W 8-6 5/2 at Minnesota L 2-9 & 5/3 at Crown W 9-2 & 5/3 vs Northwestern W 13-3 & 5/4 vs Martin Luther W 6-0 & 5/5 vs Martin Luther W 13-0 # 5/10 vs Valley City State W 5-3 # 5/10 vs Briar Cliff W 7-3 # 5/11 vs Briar Cliff L 4-10 # 5/12 vs Mayville State L 4-12 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament# = NAIA Tournament

2000 SeasonOverall: 41-11-1 | UMAC: 16-0

Home: 9-2 | Away: 8-7 | Neutral: 24-2-1Head Coach: John Baggs 3/1 vs St. Thomas L 1-3 3/1 vs St. Thomas W 7-3 3/5 vs Gustavus Adolphus W 7-4 3/5 vs Gustavus Adolphus W 4-3 3/19 vs SUNY-New Paltz T 10-10 3/19 vs Buena Vista W 7-3 3/20 vs Grinnell W 12-2 3/21 vs Buena Vista W 6-2 3/21 vs Northwoods W 12-11 3/23 vs Asbury W 9-7 3/23 vs Grinnell W 14-5 3/24 vs Washington & Jefferson W 17-3 3/24 vs Washington & Jefferson W 12-0 3/25 vs Principia W 10-1 3/25 vs Earlham W 11-3 3/31 at Winona State L 1-6 3/31 vs Bemidji State W 3-1 4/1 vs UW-Stevens Point W 2-0 4/1 at Viterbo L 0-3 4/5 at Minnesota L 4-8 4/6 at Mankato State L 2-7 4/6 at Mankato State L 3-16 4/8 at Bellevue L 2-3 4/8 vs Briar Cliff W 11-9 4/9 at Bellevue L 5-10 * 4/14 at Crown W 13-1 * 4/14 at Crown W 14-0 * 4/21 at Northwestern W 16-4 * 4/22 at Northwestern W 11-1 * 4/22 at Northwestern W 8-0 * 4/24 at Northland W 17-1 * 4/24 at Northland W 16-5 * 4/25 MOUNT SENARIO W 23-0 * 4/27 NORTHLAND W 27-0 * 4/27 NORTHLAND W 13-1 * 4/28 MARTIN LUTHER W 14-3 * 4/29 MARTIN LUTHER W 19-0 * 4/29 MARTIN LUTHER W 13-0 * 5/2 MOUNT SENARIO W 14-4 * 5/2 MOUNT SENARIO W 12-2 * 5/3 at Crown W 11-2 & 5/4 vs Northland W 18-2 & 5/4 vs Northwestern W 12-0 & 5/5 vs Martin Luther W 10-0 & 5/6 vs Martin Luther W 12-1 # 5/13 vs Sioux Falls W 13-1 # 5/13 vs Huron W 9-1 # 5/14 vs Mayville State W 12-6 # 5/15 vs Briar Cliff L 11-18 # 5/15 vs Briar Cliff W 15-9 $ 5/18 BELLEVUE W 13-8 $ 5/19 BELLEVUE L 7-14 $ 5/19 BELLEVUE L 4-13 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament# = NAIA Tournament$ = NAIA Super Regional



1999 SeasonOverall: 35-12-1 | UMAC: 14-1

Home: 7-1 | Away: 13-4 | Neutral: 15-7-1Head Coach: John Baggs 2/28 vs Eastern L 8-10 2/28 vs Eastern W 8-6 3/1 vs Northwestern W 10-1 3/1 vs Northwestern W 13-0 3/2 vs Loras W 2-0 3/2 vs Loras L 2-5 3/4 vs Concordia-New York W 5-0 3/4 vs Concordia-New York L 3-5 3/5 vs Neumann W 9-1 3/5 vs Neumann W 3-0 3/6 vs Christopher Newport W 7-6 3/6 vs Christopher Newport W 4-0 3/11 vs Macalester W 3-1 3/11 vs Macalester W 31-0 3/15 vs St. Thomas W 5-4 3/15 vs St. Thomas W 4-0 3/23 vs Bethel W 9-1 3/23 vs Bethel T 1-1 3/26 vs Carthage L 3-6 3/26 vs Fontbonne L 2-3 3/27 vs Carthage L 0-8 3/27 vs St. Mary’s L 6-8 4/2 at Lakeland W 6-0 4/2 at Lakeland W 4-1 * 4/9 at Mount Senario W 13-10 * 4/10 at Mount Senario W 28-3 * 4/10 at Mount Senario W 17-2 * 4/17 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 8-1 * 4/18 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL L 3-5 * 4/18 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 10-4 * 4/20 at Martin Luther W 7-2 * 4/20 at Martin Luther W 19-1 * 4/23 NORTHWESTERN W 9-1 * 4/24 NORTHWESTERN W 11-0 * 4/24 NORTHWESTERN W 12-2 * 4/27 at Martin Luther W 22-0 * 4/27 at Martin Luther W 6-0 * 4/29 CROWN W 16-0 * 4/29 CROWN W 14-1 & 5/1 at Northwestern W 5-1 & 5/1 at Concordia-St. Paul W 12-2 5/9 at Hamline W 3-1 5/9 at Hamline W 6-0 5/15 at Kansas L 0-9 5/15 at Kansas L 2-3 $ 5/20 at UW-Oshkosh L 5-6 $ 5/21 vs UW-Stevens Point W 4-3 $ 5/22 at UW-Oshkosh L 4-5 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament$ = NCAA Tournament


Home: 6-1 | Away: 7-13 | Neutral: 15-2Head Coach: John Baggs ? vs Christopher Newport W 8-7 ? vs Christopher Newport L 8-16 ? vs Northwestern W 6-2 ? vs Northwestern W 10-7 ? vs Loras W 12-6 ? vs Carson Newman W 3-2 ? vs Eastern W 17-0 ? vs Eastern W 8-1 ? vs Olivet W 3-1 ? vs Olivet W 17-13 ? vs Concordia-New York W 6-5 ? vs Concordia-New York W 7-3 ? at Blackburn W 3-2 ? vs Concordia-Wisconsin L 1-5 ? vs Concordia-Wisconsin W 15-7 ? at Coe W 16-4 ? at Coe W 13-5 3/10 at Minnesota L 2-12 3/12 vs Wartburg W 4-3 3/12 vs Wartburg W 5-3 4/3 at UW-Oshkosh L 1-7 4/3 at UW-Oshkosh L 3-6 4/4 at UW-Oshkosh L 3-8 4/4 at UW-Oshkosh L 2-8 4/9 at UW-Stevens Point L 4-5 4/9 at UW-Stevens Point L 3-9 4/13 at St. Cloud State L 9-13 * 4/14 at Martin Luther W 20-2 * 4/14 at Martin Luther L 3-5 * 4/18 at Concordia-St. Paul L 8-9 * 4/18 at Concordia-St. Paul W 18-8 * 4/21 at Northwestern W 18-1 * 4/21 at Northwestern L 4-5 * 4/25 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 12-4 * 4/25 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 4-3 * 4/26 MOUNT SENARIO W 4-2 * 4/28 NORTHWESTERN W 12-0 * 4/28 NORTHWESTERN W 4-2 * 5/2 MARTIN LUTHER W 8-1 * 5/2 MARTIN LUTHER L 8-15& ? vs Martin Luther W 14-4 & 5/5 at Concordia-St. Paul W 14-3 5/8 at Kansas L 3-15 5/9 at Kansas L 3-15 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament


Head Coach: John BaggsMissing 16 wins, 3 losses ? vs Eastern W 13-0 ? vs Eastern W 13-4 ? vs Northwestern W 10-3 ? vs Northwestern W 12-2 ? vs Northwoods Institute of FL L 2-15 ? vs Carson Newman W 11-0 ? vs Concordia-New York W 14-0 ? vs Stevens W 11-1 ? vs Stevens W 6-3 ? at Bemidji State W 5-3 ? at Bemidji State L 4-6 4/11 vs Lakeland W 6-3 4/11 vs UW-Stevens Point L 7-12 4/13 at St. Cloud State L 10-13 * 4/15 at Martin Luther W 4-2 * 4/15 at Martin Luther W 7-5 * 4/19 at Concordia-St. Paul L 6-10 * 4/19 at Concordia-St. Paul W 6-3 * 4/22 at Northwestern W 7-2 & 4/29 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL L 3-10 & 4/29 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 3-2 & 5/3 NORTHWESTERN L 1-8 & 5/3 NORTHWESTERN L 5-6 # ? vs Northwestern L 5-10 # ? vs Clarke W 15-12 # ? vs Concordia-St. Paul W 17-9 # ? vs Briar Cliff L 10-11 * = UMAC Game& = UMAC Tournament# = NAIA Tournament

1996 SeasonOverall: 33-10-2

Head Coach: John BaggsMissing 12 wins, 2 losses ? vs Coker W 5-3 ? at Franklin W 7-2 ? at Ohio Dominican L 2-7 ? vs Milwaukee Engineering W 12-11 ? vs Milwaukee Engineering W 19-3 ? vs Clarion T 4-4 ? vs Clarion L 3-9 ? vs Northwoods Institute L 4-7 ? vs Lebanon Valley T 4-4 ? vs Eastern W 10-0 ? at Concordia-Chicago L 5-8 ? MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 8-4 ? THUNDER BAY W 8-4 3/16 vs Marycrest W 11-2 3/16 vs Marycrest W 12-8 3/17 vs Webster W 10-2 3/17 vs Webster W 11-0 4/4 at Wisconsin-Parkside W 5-0 4/5 at Milwaukee Engineering W 7-4 4/6 at UW-Oshkosh L 2-5 4/6 at UW-Oshkosh L 0-10 4/20 at Martin Luther W 8-5 4/20 at Martin Luther W 14-5 4/21 at Mount Senario W 12-7 4/21 at Mount Senario W 18-7 4/28 at North Dakota W 3-1 4/28 at North Dakota L 7-17 5/4 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 8-1 5/4 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 15-8 5/6 MINNESOTA-MORRIS W 4-3 5/6 MINNESOTA-MORRIS L 3-11



1995 SeasonOverall: 26-14

Head Coach: John BaggsMissing 4 wins, 6 losses ? at Wisconsin Lutheran W 17-3 ? at Wisconsin Lutheran L 7-9 3/17 at Viterbo W 8-1 3/23 vs Northwestern W 2-0 3/23 vs Northwestern L 1-8 3/31 at Grinnell W 14-4 3/31 at Grinnell W 11-6 4/1 at Mount Saint Clare W 10-0 4/1 at Mount Saint Clare W 8-7 4/2 at Marycrest L 5-10 4/2 at Marycrest W 10-5 4/15 at Milwaukee Engineering W 8-1 4/15 at Milwaukee Engineering W 11-0 4/22 at Augsburg W 15-2 4/22 at Augsburg W 9-3 4/23 at Bemidji State L 2-3 4/23 at Bemidji State L 5-9 4/24 at Pillsbury W 11-0 4/24 at Pillsbury W 10-1 4/25 at Crown W 19-7 4/25 at Crown W 7-0 4/26 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 6-3 4/26 CONCORDIA-ST. PAUL W 7-5 4/28 MOUNT SENARIO W 14-6 4/30 at Bemidji State W 9-1 4/30 at Bemidji State L 0-7 5/2 at St. Cloud State L 6-16 5/3 at Minnesota-Duluth W 7-1 5/6 at Minnesota-Morris W 7-3 5/6 at Minnesota-Morris L 2-5


Head Coach: John BaggsMissing 9 wins, 12 losses ? vs Houston Baptist W 4-3 ? vs Houston Baptist L 1-6 ? vs Jarvis Christian L 8-9 ? vs Jarvis Christian W 8-4 3/31 at Cornell L 7-13 3/31 at Cornell W 13-6 4/1 at Mount Saint Claire W 8-6 4/1 at Mount Saint Claire W 6-5 4/2 at Marycrest L 4-5 4/2 at Marycrest W 15-4 4/16 at North Dakota L 2-7 4/16 at North Dakota L 5-6 4/23 MOUNT SENARIO W 10-4 4/23 MOUNT SENARIO W 5-2 5/8 at Bemidji State W 5-2 5/8 at Bemidji State L 4-9 5/12 vs Winona State L 0-14


Head Coach: John BaggsMissing 6 wins, 7 losses 3/1 vs Saint John’s L 3-4 3/1 vs Saint John’s L 3-6 4/6 BEMIDJI STATE L 4-12 4/6 BEMIDJI STATE L 4-9 4/9 vs Marycrest W 10-0 4/9 vs Marycrest W 9-4 4/10 at Mount Saint Clare W 10-9 4/17 at Augsburg L 1-2

4/17 at Augsburg W 8-7 4/20 at Minnesota-Duluth L 1-7 4/20 at Minnesota-Duluth L 2-5 4/22 at Bethel L 7-14 4/23 at Mount Senario W 16-8 4/23 at Mount Senario L 5-6 4/26 WISCONSIN-BARRON W 6-0 4/26 WISCONSIN-BARRON W 9-0 4/28 MOUNT SENARIO L 6-9 4/28 MOUNT SENARIO L 1-3 5/2 at Martin Luther W 3-0 5/2 at Martin Luther W 14-3 5/3 at St. Cloud State W 5-2 # 5/13 vs Concordia-St. Paul L 7-8 # = NAIA Tournament

1992 SeasonOverall: 11-17-1

Head Coach: John BaggsMissing 7 wins, 15 losses 3/6 vs Dubuque W 3-1 3/6 vs Dubuque T 2-2 4/3 vs Bethel W 7-3 4/6 at UW-Superior W 5-3 4/6 at UW-Superior W 4-2 ? vs Mount Marty L 3-4 ? vs Mount Marty L 2-3


Head Coach: Jim StukelMissing 1 win, 6 losses 4/3 at Augsburg L 1-4 4/3 at Augsburg W 12-3 4/8 at Concordia-St. Paul L 6-7 4/8 at Concordia-St. Paul W 5-1 4/21 at Bemidji State L 4-8 4/21 at Bemidji State L 0-10 4/25 at Mount Senario L 3-4 4/25 at Mount Senario W 4-3 4/28 BEMIDJI STATE L 3-11 4/28 BEMIDJI STATE L 2-3 ? vs Simpson L 1-2 ? at UW-Superior L 6-7 ? at UW-Superior L 5-6


Head Coach: Jim StukelMissing 6 wins, 5 losses 4/17 at Minnesota-Duluth L 1-2 4/17 at Minnesota-Duluth L 3-9 4/21 NORTHWESTERN L 7-12 4/21 NORTHWESTERN W 7-6 4/24 at Mount Senario W 8-2 4/24 at Mount Senario W 10-4 5/5 at Martin Luther L 4-10 5/7 vs Hesston L 8-10 5/8 vs Central L 6-14


Head Coach: Jim StukelMissing 3 wins, 4 losses 4/8 vs Pillsbury W 16-0 4/8 vs Pillsbury W 28-5 4/15 vs Concordia-St. Paul W 12-7 4/15 vs Concordia-St. Paul L 7-9 4/18 vs Northwestern W 8-5 4/18 vs Northwestern L 0-9 4/21 at Mount Senario W 9-4 4/22 at Martin Luther L 7-10 5/2 at Concordia-St. Paul W 4-3 5/2 at Concordia-St. Paul W 7-3 5/3 HIBBING CC L 3-4 5/3 HIBBING CC W 4-3 ? PILLSBURY W 1-0 ? PILLSBURY W 7-5


Home: 5-3 | Away: 5-9 | Neutral: 1-1Head Coach: Jim StukelMissing 4 wins 4/12 at UW-Superior L 2-9 4/12 at UW-Superior L 3-6 4/13 at Hibbing CC W 14-6 4/16 at Viterbo L 7-8 4/16 at Viterbo L 4-15 4/19 vs Pillsbury L 7-8 4/19 vs Pillsbury W 14-5 4/20 MINNESOTA-DULUTH L 2-22 4/20 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 15-9 4/29 at Itasca CC L 4-5 5/1 UW-SUPERIOR L 5-12 5/1 UW-SUPERIOR L 2-7 5/2 at Concordia-St. Paul W 15-5 5/2 at Concordia-St. Paul W 10-8 5/4 at Mount Senario L 9-10 5/4 at Mount Senario L 7-16 5/6 at Martin Luther W 7-4 5/6 at Martin Luther W 8-4 5/7 at Northwestern L 0-3 5/7 at Northwestern L 2-3

1987 Season(Inaugural Season)

Overall: 3-12Head Coach: Jim StukelMissing 3 wins, 10 losses 5/6 HIBBING CC L 3-10 5/6 HIBBING CC L 3-9



BrAD tullBerGAlbert Lea, Minn. | 1989 - 1992

Ben sicKlerHinckley, Minn. | 1994-1997

AAron homolKAMosinee, Wis. | 1995-1998

Brad Tullberg was the first Saint inducted into the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame in 1998. He was the first All-District and All-Region player in the program’s history and gave the CSS baseball program instant credibility in it’s early years. In his senior season of 1992 “Tully” led the nation in doubles and finished his career batting .388 and slugging .669. The “Tullberg Trophy,” is awarded to the Saint who is voted as the team’s most valuable player.

Ben Sickler is the only Saint to have his jersey retired in the programs history and is the second member of the Hall of Fame. He became the first CSS All-American in 1996 when he went 11-1 with a 1.66 ERA and had 129 strikeouts on the mound. In his senior year of 1997 he was once again named All-American, this time as a third basemen after hitting .451. Ben is the only three-time captain for the Saints and in his honor each year the “Ben Sickler Award,” is given to the newly named captains.

Aaron Homolka, the third Saint inducted into the Hall of Fame, holds the highest all-time grade point average in Saints Baseball history and was named an Academic All-American twice. While playing first base, Aaron won three gold glove awards, as the teams best defensive player. His 199 career hits rank fifth and he also earned All-Region honors three times.

CSS Baseball Hall of Fame


steve lAhtiOulu, Wis. | 1993-1996

tim AnDersonTwo Harbors, Minn. | 1989-1992

Jeff lAhtiOulu, Wis. | 1996-1999

Steve Lahti was the fourth inductee and the leader and captain of the 1995 and 1996 teams which where the first two teams to win over 20 games in Saints baseball history. Steve led the Saints to 93 wins over his four years as a starter. Steve, along with his brothers Jeff and D.J, have the “Lahti Award,” named after them. It is given annually to the Saint that displays leadership off the field, excellence in the classroom, and greatness on the baseball field.

Tim Anderson was the fifth member inducted into the Hall of Fame. “TA,” a 1992 graduate and is now in his 14th season as an assistant coach for the Saints. The “Tim Anderson Academic Award” is given to the Saint who best displays academic excellence in the classroom each season. “TA,” is the Saints hitting instructor and has coached 11 All-American hitters.

Jeff Lahti, the sixth inductee, was a four-year starter and captain of the 1999 NCAA National Tournament team. During the 1999 National Tournament, Jeff earned NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament honors for his outstanding play and leadership. He hit a game tying homerun against number one ranked UW-Oshkosh. He was also named All-Region after his senior season of 1999. Jeff provided the Saints with great leadership as a captain and showcased his hard work ethic and determination in every game and practice.



Justin hArrimAnInternational Falls, Minn. | 1997-2000

Joe wicKlunDSolon Springs, Wis. | 1997-2000

lelAnD swensonSaginaw, Minn. | 1997-2000

Justin Harriman, the seventh member of the Hall of Fame, was the first Saint to be named a first-team All-American after his senior season of 2000. Justin was also a cornerstone of the 1999 NCAA National Tournament team. His walk off homerun against UW-Stevens Point, gave the Saints their first victory an NCAA National Tournament. Justin ranks in the top five of six different offensive categories. His 178 RBI and 56 doubles rank first. He also collected a hit in 42 straight games, the longest streak in the programs history. The team’s outstanding hitter awarded has been named after Justin Harriman.

Joe Wicklund was the eighth player inducted into the Hall of Fame. “Wick” was a captain of the 2000 Regional Championship team. His effort against Bellevue University helped the Saint earn a victory in game one of the 2000 Super Regional. Joe, was a captain for two seasons, and was possible the best captain ever to wear a Saints uniform. His leadership, attitude, and love for the Saints baseball program, set a great example for his teammates to follow.

Leland Swenson, the ninth member of the Hall of Fame, helped lead the Saints to a 41-11 record and a regional championship during his senior season of 2000. He was named the NAIA Region III Player of the Year in 2000 and is a two-time All-American. When Leland signed his first professional contract with the Texas Rangers, he became the first Saint to sign with a major league baseball organization. Leland is the greatest defensive short stop in the program’s history. He also had a career batting average of .399 and holds the Saints’ single season record for hits with 83 and runs batted in with 77.



corey KempCherry, Minn. | 1998-2001

chris lepineOak Creek, Wis. | 1997-2000

GreG younGHibbing, Minn. | 1999-2002

Corey Kemp, the 10th inductee to the Hall of Fame, has collected more wins than any other pitcher at CSS. “CK” is the career leader in wins with 29, innings pitched at 233, 258 strikeouts, and 51 appearances. His 11 wins in 2000 tied him with Ben Sickler for the most wins by a Saints pitcher in a single season. Corey was also named an All-American in 2000 and 2001. The “Corey Kemp Award,” is given at the end of each season to the Saint who is voted as the team’s most outstanding

pitcher. Chris LePine, the 11th player to be inducted, was a four- year starter in center field for the Saints. He was the lead off man for the 1999 NCAA National Tournament team and the 2000 Regional Championship team. Chris was an offensive catalyst and finished his career with 245 hits, the most by any Saint. He finished his career with 96 stolen bases and 227 runs scored. The 80 runs he

scored in the 2000 season are the most ever in a single season. Greg Young, the 12th Saint inducted into the Hall of Fame, is the all time leader in career batting average at .455 and career slugging percentage at. .767. “GY” finished his career in the top five of every major offensive category with 197 hits, 180 runs, 24 home runs, 82 stolen bases, 176 runs batted in. Greg was a two-time All-American on the field and also a three-time Academic All-American in the classroom.



nicK BJerKenSouth St. Paul, Minn. | 2000-2003

Brett nyquistDuluth, Minn. | 2000-2002

eDDy morGAnHermantown, Minn. | 1995-2005

Nick Bjerken was the 13th Saint to be inducted into the Hall of Fame and one of the best two-way players to every wear a Saints uniform. In Nick’s four years with the Saints he record 22 wins as a pitcher, the third best in Saints history, and as a hitter he collected 166 hits and 120 RBI. He was named an All-American following his senior season of 2003. The “Nick Bjerken Rookie of the Year Award,” is given to a Saints rookie at the end of each season.

Brett Nyquist is the 14th Saint to enter the Hall of Fame. Brett pitched at CSS for three years before becoming the first Saint ever drafted by a major league baseball organization, when he was drafted in the 13th round by the Montreal Expos in 2002. Prior to signing a major league contract, Brett became the Saint’s career ERA leader with a 2.06 mark. He also struck out 177 batters, which rank him fourth all-time. Brett collected All-American honors during his final season of 2002.

Eddy Morgan became the 15th member of the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in the fall of 2006. Eddy was an integral part of CSS Baseball, first helping the program first reach national prominence as a player in the mid-1990s and even more so during his nine-year tenure as a Saints assistant coach. Eddy helped recruit and coach a dozen Saints who played professional baseball, nearly 20 All-Americans, and over a hundred all-UMAC performers. The Saints also won a regional title (2000) and reached a ranking as high as 4th in the country (2006) during Eddy’s tenure as an assistant.



chAD AviKAinenVirginia, Minn. | 1993-1995

DereK BilBenInternational Falls, Minn. | 1997-2000

Chad Avikainen was inducted as the 16th member of the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in 2006. “Avi” was a dominating force on the mound for the Saints during his career, as well as contributing at the plate. The Eveleth, Minn., native has twirled two of the program’s four no-hitters and his 13 strikeouts in a single game were a record in 1995. Upon concluding his career, Chad was the Saints all-time leader in wins, earned run average and strikeouts.

Derek Bilben was the lone inductee in 2007, becoming the 17th member of the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame. “Bilbo” still remains the most prolific power hitter in CSS Baseball history. Bilben’s 34 career homeruns top the Saints’ all-time chart, while his mark of 16 homers in 1998 is also the best single season ever. The International Falls, Minn., native also had nine homeruns in both 1999 and 2000, ranking fourth in a single season. He is also third all-time in career slugging percentage (.666) and fourth in RBIs with 152. A big-game hitter, Bilben’s most notable single-game performance came in the Saints biggest game as a program. His eight RBI against Briar Cliff in the 2000 NAIA Regional Championship game not only tied the single-game record, but proved to be the difference in the Saints’ 15-9 victory.

Kenny KolquistDuluth, Minn. | 2002-2005

Kenny Kolquist was inducted as the 18th member of the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in 2008. Kolquist was an all-region shortstop for the Saints his senior year in 2005 when he batted .400 and led the Saints to the NCAA Tournament.



Joey wooDOrono, Minn. | 1998-2001

Joey Wood became the 20th member of the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame as the lone inductee in 2009. “Woody” was a critical member of two of the most successful teams in Saints baseball history. From his position in right field and in the middle of St. Scholastica’s potent batting order, Woody helped lead the Saints to the 1999 NCAA National Tournament and to a 2000 NAIA Regional Championship title. Not only was Joey a force as a player, but he is also regarded as a top captain and one of the best people to be a member of the Saints Baseball program.

In 2010, Tom Berrisford became the 21st member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame. While starting at third base his freshman season, “TB” helped the Saints advance to the Midwest Regional of the Division III National Tournament and was named Saints Rookie of the Year. A captain his senior season, TB helped lead the Saints to a then-record 145 wins during his four years at St. Scholastica and was named Academic All-American twice. Now, Berrisford serves as the Saints’ first base coach as well as working with the Saints’ infielders.

tom BerrisforDDuluth, Minn. | 1999-2002

John GieferNew Ulm, Minn. | 1990-1993

John Giefer was inducted as the 19th member of the St. Scholastica Baseball Hall of Fame in 2008. Giefer was a NAIA All-District infielder for the Saints in 1992 and was a two-year captain.



In 2011, Mark Moriarty became the 22nd member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame. “Mo” finished his career with 52 appearances, the most for any Saints pitcher, and 23 wins, the fourth most all-time. He also posted the second highest total for career strikeouts with 257. During his sophomore season, he struck out 106 batters, the second-most in a single season for a Saints pitcher. He is also the current record holder for the most strikeouts in a single game with 16. During the NCAA Tournament in 2006, Morirarty outdueled a future Major Leaguer in the Washington Nationals’ Jordan Zimmerman to give the Saints a 4-3 win. In the summer of 2009, Moriarty played professional ball himself for the St. Paul Saints Moriarty’s postseason honors including a 2006 UMAC Pitcher of the Year selec-tion and two All-Region selections. He received All-UMAC honors three times.

mArK moriArtyInver Grove Heights, Minn. | 2004-07

In 2012 Adam Barta became the 23rd member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame. Only the second junior college transfer to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, Barta came to St. Scholastica in the fall of 1997 and was a two-year start-ing pitcher. During Adam’s two years at CSS he won 11 games, was a member of a pitching staff that set an NCAA record for shutouts with 13 and also a set pro-gram record with a 1.97 ERA. During his senior year of 1999 he helped lead the Saints to their first ever NCAA Tournament. While he was a standout on the field, Adam also enters the Hall of Fame because of his constant loyalty and support for Saints Baseball. Following his graduation in 2000 he joined the Saints coaching staff as a pitching coach and helped develop three future Hall of Fame pitchers. Adam Barta has positively impacted Saints Baseball for the last 15 years first as player, then as a coach, and now as apart of the alumni.

ADAm BArtALake Crystal, Minn. | 1997-99

Jake Eiler became the 24th member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012. Recruited as a catcher, Jake became one of the most dominant pitchers in Saints Baseball history. An All-American and three time All-Region selection, Eiler ranks #3 in career wins with 24 and is #4 in strikeouts with 238. He also ranks high in single season records with the second lowest ERA at 1.51 and the third highest strikeout total of 93. During his junior and senior seasons, Eiler was a combined 18-3 with 177 strikeouts and only 15 walks, while drawing some of the Saints toughest opponents. Jake was a captain his senior year and provided guidance and leadership to many of his teammates who looked up to him as a mentor. Jake was also a great student and represented the Saints baseball pro-gram very well in the classroom.

JAKe eilerMorris, Minn. | 2002-05



In 2013 Sean Claugherty became the 25th member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame. “Claw” finished his career as a .382 hitter, and his name can be found in the Top Five of almost every career offensive category in the Saints record book, including 205 career hits (fifth place all-time), 163 runs batted in (fourth), 21 home runs (fourth), 187 runs (third), and 54 doubles (third). Although not known for his speed or defense throughout his career, “Claw” was a near perfect 20-21 in stolen bases and finished his career with a .988 fielding percentage. His best offensive year could quite possibly be his sophomore season of 2008 when he batted .447 with 10 home runs, 18 doubles, and carried a slugging percentage of .830. In all, Claugherty was a three-time All-UMAC selection including being named 2008 Player of the Year and was named All-Region three times as well. In 2008, he received All-American honors.

seAn clAuGhertyOakdale, Minn. | 2007-10

Adian Kummet became the 26th member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame in 2013. The third Saint to play for a major league organization, Kummet, was drafted in the 31st round by the Cincinnati Reds in June 2009. During his career at CSS, Kummet earned 24 wins – the second-most in program history and carried the third-lowest career ERA at 1.86. He appeared in 50 games for the Saints, but only 24 of those appearances came as the starting pitcher. The other 26 were out of the bullpen as the Saints closer, recording nine saves and helping his team win numerous close games by shutting down the opposition in the late innings. Kummet overpowered opposing batters with his sweeping slider and lively fastball by striking out 215 batters (fifth-most all-time) in 198 innings. The 2007 UMAC Pitcher of the Year, Kummet earned all-conference and all-region honors each of his four years at CSS and was named an All-American in 2009.

ADiAn KummetBrainerd, Minn. | 2006-09

Blake Eller became the 27th member of the Saints Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014. Eller, a two-time All Midwest Region selection, finished his career with a .418 batting average which is the second highest in the program’s history, his 16 triples are also second best all-time, while his 72 stolen bases rank sixth. As a captain his senior season he batted .443 with 58 hits, 56 runs scored, five home runs, 36 runs batted in, and 29 stolen bases. Following the 2008 NCAA Midwest Regional, Eller was named the tournament’s most outstanding player. He is also two-time winner of the Tully Award given to the Saints most valuable player each year.

BlAKe ellerBrainerd, Minn. | 2005-08



9 A hard swinging, power hitting left hander, Sean occupied the number three spot in the lineup for almost his entire career. “Claw” finished his career as a .382 hitter, and his name can be found in the Top Five of almost every career offensive category in the Saints record book, including 205 career hits (fifth place all-time), 163 runs batted in (fourth), 21 home runs (fourth), 187 runs (third), and 54 doubles (third). Although not known for his speed or defense throughout his career, “Claw” was a near perfect 20-21

in stolen bases and finished his career with a .988 fielding percentage. His best offensive year could quite possibly be his sophomore season of 2008 when he batted .447 with 10 home runs, 18 doubles, and carried a slugging percentage of .830. In all, Claugherty was a three-time All-UMAC selection including being named 2008 Player of the Year and was named All-Region three times as well. In 2008, he received All-American honors.

Jeff lAhtiClass of 19992B 5 Although you will not find Jeff’s name near the top of the career leaders, from

1996-1999, you could associate his name with being one of the best leaders to ever captain the Saints. During his senior season of 1999, Jeff led the Saints to their first ever NCAA tournament. That sea-son, playing on a team filled with future hall of famers and members of this 25th anniversary team, Jeff led the team with 50 runs batted in, batted .353 and played in all 48 games. Jeff’s presence and handle-bar mustache was often intimidating to opponents and sometimes even

his teammates. His “I-won’t-lose” attitude helped create a culture that every his teammates followed. Following graduation, Jeff played professional baseball for the Duluth Superior Dukes and finished his professional ca-reer as a .283 hitter. Lahti was named All-UMAC twice and received All-Region honors in 1999.

seAn clAuGhertyClass of 20101B

4 The only Saints baseball player to have his number retired, the Captain of the Saints 25th Anniversary Team, Ben Sickler helped put the Saints on the map. During his junior season of 1996, Sickler set nine program records. On the mound, he was 11-1 with a 1.66 ERA and 113 strikeouts. His 113 strikeouts and 11 wins are still single-season records. He also hit .437 with five homeruns and 46 RBIs while becoming the first Saints base-ball player to be named an All-American. As the only three year captain in the program’s history, Ben created the blue print for excellence and

success that is still pursued by Saints baseball players today. Sickler’s postseason honors including being named NCAA Midwest Division-III Athlete of the Year in 1997, three All-Region selections, and two All-American Selections.

Ben sicKlerClass of 19973B

CSS Baseball 25th Anniversary Team


Justin hArrimAnClass of 2000C 7 A first team All-American catcher following his senior year of 2000, “Harry” made

an immediate impact as a freshman by batting .360 with 30 RBIs. A career .393 hitter, Harriman ranks 2nd in career hits with 243 as well as dou-bles with 56. His 24 home runs are the third-most for any Saints hitter and his 178 runs batted in are the most in program history. Most would argue his most impressive accomplishment was his 42-game hitting streak from 1999-2000, but those in attendance would argue his walk-off home run in 1999 that gave the Saints their first ever win in an NCAA Tournament.

Although he had a strong dislike for pitchers, Harriman was responsible for much of the success Saints pitchers endured during his four years behind the plate. Harriman was a four-time All-UMAC selection and three-time All-Region honoree.

GreG younGClass of 2002DH 3 Greg Young’s legacy in Saints baseball history was created with his bat as he is

possibly the greatest hitter to ever wear the Saints uniform. In his freshman season in 1999, “GY” appeared in 14 games and collected only 4 hits, but one was a home run. His sophomore season was sensational, posting a .444 batting average, 44 RBIs, 28 stolen bases, and a slugging percentage of .630. Over the next two years Greg began to cement himself in CSS baseball glory, hitting .474 in 2001 and

.465 in 2002 – the two highest batting averages during a single season in the program’s history. “GY” is the all-time leader in batting average at .455 and also sits atop the slugging percentage list at an amazing .767. His 24 home runs rank second for a career, as do his 176 RBIs. Additionally, he is the single season leader in stolen bases with 40. Young was named UMAC Player of the Year twice and received All-UMAC honors a third time. He was the 2001 Region Player of the Year while receiving three All-Region nods. He also received All-American honors twice.

lelAnD swensonClass of 2000SS

Leland Swenson came to the Saints as a freshman in 1996. For the next four years if you showed up at the ball park to watch the Saints, there was a good chance that Leland would starting at shortstop. Swenson not only played flawless defense, but he provided the Saints a tremendous amount of of-fense with his 225 career hits, 173 runs scored, a .399 batting average, and 166 runs batted in. He shares the single-season hits record of 83 and holds the single-season RBI record with 77. His .464 batting average is the third highest single season total.

Following his four years at CSS, Leland became the first Saints baseball player to play for a major league organization when the Texas Rangers signed him to a contract in 2000. He went on to play two seasons in the Texas Rangers organization, one season with the Duluth-Superior Dukes, and finished his career as the starting short-stop for the St. Paul Saints. Swenson’s postseason honors included four All-UMAC selections including 2000 Player of the Year honors, two All-Region selections including 2000 Region Player of the Year, and two All-American selections.

9CSS Baseball 25th Anniversary Team


21 Derek Bilben knocked 34 career home runs – the most by any Saint – and didn’t even play four years with the eam. Bilben is also the single-season leader with 16 round trippers, may have been the most feared Saints hitter to opposing hurlers. Standing at 6’1’’ 215 pounds, Bilben was responsible for much of the Saints offensive success from 1998-2000. During the Regional Championship game in 2000, Bilben put the Saints on his back and drove in 8 runs, leading his team to their first and regional title.

Bilben was a three-time All-UMAC selection and named All-Region in 1998.

chris lepineClass of 2000CF 20 The first great center fielder and lead-off hitter in Saints history, Chris LePine

was the motor of the Saints. The program’s career hit leader with 245, he also ranks second in runs with 227, fourth in doubles with 54, and second in stolen bases with 96. His 83 hits in 2000 tie him with Leland Swenson for the most in a single season, and his 80 runs scored are the most ever in one season. LePine was also well known for his ability to chase down any ball hit his way. He galloped from gap to gap, turning would-be hits into outs. But perhaps the most electrifying weapon in his arsenal was his

ability to run the bases, turning singles into doubles and doubles into triples. LePine was named an All-UMAC selection in each of his four years as a Saint and received All-Region honors twice, including an All-American selection in 2000.

DereK BilBenClass of 2000LF

Josh wettlAuferClass of 2004RF 5 Another great centerfielder in Saints baseball history, Josh Wettlaufer began his

career as a freshman in 2001 and was instantly inserted into the starting line up. Over his four-year career, Josh played in 176 games, missing just six. Josh was the spark plug of the Saints during his tenure. He ranks first in career runs scored with 253 and also in stolen bases with 101. He is third in career hits with 240 and batting average at .408. Wettlaufer was not your stereotypical lead-off hitter who would hit singles and steal bases. He also

possessed the ability to hit the long ball and following zero homeruns during his freshmen year, he went on to hit 15 over the next three years – including ten during his senior season to go along with a team-high .463 batting average and 30 stolen bases. During Josh’s senior season, his team won a program-best 42 games – and he was leading the way. Wettlaufer is a four-time All-UMAC selection including two Player of the Year nods. He was named Region Player of the Year twice and an All-American in 2003.



chAD AviKAinenClass of 1995P

A hard-throwing righty from the early days of Saints baseball, Chad Avikainen was the most dominating pitcher of his era, tossing two no-hitters during his three years as a Saints pitcher. At the conclusion of his career in 1995, “Avi” was the program’s leader in wins, ERA, and strikeouts. He finished his career with 13 wins, a 2.70 ERA, 160 innings pitched and 160 strikeouts. In a period of Saints baseball where wins did not come easy, Avi’s teams set program records for wins each year he played for the Saints -- winning 16 games in 1993, 18 games in 1994, and, finally, 24 games in

1995. In 1995, Avikainen was named an All-Region pitcher and received All-District honors twice.

22Brett nyquistClass of 2002P

The first Saint to be selected in the Major League Baseball Draft, Brett Nyquist, was chosen by the Montreal Expos in the 13th round of the 2002 MLB draft. During his three-year career at CSS, the six-foot-seven-inch left-hander, devel-oped into the hardest thrower in the program’s history – topping out at 94 miles per hour during junior sea-son. Major League scouts were a common sight when he was on the mound in 2002, as he posted a single-season best 1.09 ERA and struck out 83 batters while holding them to a .198 batting average.

During his sophomore season he tossed a complete-game no-hitter against the number one team in the country, the University of St. Thomas, and during his freshmen year, he earned the win in the Saints’ regional championship game. His postseason honors included two All-UMAC selections including being named 2002 UMAC Pitcher of the Year as well as All-Region and All-American nominations in the same season.

44JAKe eilerClass of 2005P

Tied for second in career wins with 24, fourth in career strikeouts with 238, and posting the second-lowest single-season ERA at 1.51 and third-highest single-season strikeout total with 93, Jake Eiler was a work horse for his Saints teams. Jake drew the Saints toughest opponents over his final two seasons for the Saints, meeting the chal-lenge each time he took the mound. During his junior and senior seasons, Jake was a combined 18-3 with 177 strikeouts compared to only 15 walks. Eiler was named All-UMAC four times including a Pitcher of the Year nod in 2005. He also was named

All-Region three times.

13mArK moriArtyClass of 2007P

Another former ace for the Saints pitching staff, Mark Moriarty finished his career with 52 appearances, the most for any Saints pitcher, and 23 wins, the third most all-time. He also posted the second highest total for career strikeouts with 257. During his sophomore season, “Mo” struck out 106 batters, the second-most in a single season for a Saints pitcher. He is also the current record holder for the most strikeouts in a single game with 16. During the NCAA Tournament in 2006, Morirarty outdueled a future Major Leaguer in the Washington Nationals’ Jordan Zimmerman to give the Saints a 4-3 win. In the summer of 2009, Moriarty played pro-

fessional ball himself for the St. Paul Saints. Moriarty’s postseason honors including a 2006 UMAC Pitcher of the Year selection and two All-Region selections. He received All-UMAC honors three times.

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corey KempClass of 2001P

The soft-throwing lefty relied on a mix of 79-mile per hour fastballs, slow changeups, and an even slower curve ball, to earn the most wins in the program’s 25 year history. His career totals of 29 wins, 233 innings and 258 strikeouts are all tops for a Saints pitcher, and his 11 wins in 2000 tied him with Ben Sickler for the most in a single season by a Saints pitcher. As a sophomore in 1999, “CK” came out of the bullpen to pitch 8 innings and earn the first ever win for the Saints in an NCAA Tournament when Justin Harriman hit a walk off homerun against Wis.-Stevens Point. Kemp was a great example of how working fast, changing speeds, and throwing strikes can make you

a successful college pitcher. He was named UMAC Pitcher of the Year twice (2000, 2001) and received All-UMAC honors in each of his four years at CSS. “CK” earned All-Region and All-American honors twice in his four-year career.

18ADiAn KummetClass of 2009P

The third Saint to play for a major league organization, Adian Kummet, was drafted in the 31st round by the Cincinnati Reds in June 2009. During his career at CSS, Kummet earned 24 wins – the second-most in pro-gram history and carried the third-lowest career ERA at 1.86. He appeared in 50 games for the Saints, but only 24 of those appearances came as the starting pitcher. The other 26 were out of the bullpen as the Saints closer, recording nine saves and helping his team win numerous close games by shutting down the opposition in the late innings. Kummet overpowered

opposing batters with his sweeping slider and lively fastball by striking out 215 batters (fifth-most all-time) in 198 innings. The 2007 UMAC Pitcher of the Year, Kummet earned all-conference and all-region honors each of his four years at CSS and was named an All-American in 2009.

13John BAGGsHead Coach

Hired at the young age of 24, Coach Baggs was the youngest college baseball head coach in the country. He inherited a baseball program that had won only 34 games during its first five years – and had never won more than 11 games in a single season. It did not take long for Coach Baggs to change the culture of his new program. They won 11 games in his first season of 1992, the following year 16 wins, the next year 18, then 26. In 1996, his team won 33 games; in 1997, 33 more. For his career, Coach Baggs had 567 wins in 18 years..

Although he valued a victory, what was more important to him was developing quality student-athletes who were good students and even better people in the community. He cared about the accomplishments they would achieve in their life after baseball and was always there for support. Every strong family has a leader, and for 18 years, John Baggs was the leader of Saints Baseball– and even though he is not with us on the field today, he will always be leading The Saints Baseball Family in our hearts.

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The baseball program at The College of St. Scholastica takes advantage of a fall non-traditional season by practicing and playing games over a four week period at Wade Stadium. The Saints Fall League provides high level instruction and strong competition that allows us to further develop our players for our spring season. Freshmen benefit the most from our fall season because it allows them to adjust to the college level quickly. Each player is drafted by one of the following three teams: Gold Hawks, Blues, and Black Sox. Each team is managed by a member of the Saints coach-ing staff. Each team will play a 20-game schedule. All of the games are umpired, indi-vidual statistics are recorded, and league and team leaders are posted. Halfway through the fall, deserving players will compete in the SFL All-Star Game. The SFL concludes with the top two teams matching up in The SFL World Series. The winning team will have their name engraved on the SFL Cup along with the league’s MVP.

Saints Fall league


Off-the-Field Program:The Saints’ “Off-the-Field” program was established in 1993 and requires CSS baseball players to participate in several community service projects. In past years, the Saints have

worked with Neighborhood Youth Services, The Grant School reading program, the Damiano Center, the Salvation Army, the food shelf, the animal shelter, West Duluth Boys

Club, the homeless of Duluth, Loaves and Fishes, area churches, and the elementary school reading programs. The

Saints have also prepared and served meals at the soup kitchen and assisted at the Duluth Playhouse.

Camps & ClinicsThe next St. Scholastica Baseball camp is November 2015 in the Burns Wellness Comons on the CSS campus. This indoor camp is for grades K-12. Registration is limited and each camp annually fills to capacity (100) quickly; please

register early. Cost: $100.

AcademicsLast spring, the CSS baseball porgram boasted a program-

best 3.43 team GPA. A total of 37 players have earned Academic All-American status. Players are required to

attend study table until reaching a 3.0 GPA. Study Table is also common on the road during bus trips and in hotels. An outstanding group of tutors is available to all CSS students.

Two HarborsEach February, the entire Saints baseball program travels to a team-buildingweekend at Superior Shores Resort in Two

Harbors, Minnesota. The weekend provides the Saints with a break from winter practice and an opportunity to get to know each member of the team on a highly personal level. Dozens of communication exercises, the freshman skit, and the Hall-

of-Fame voting highlight the weekend.

Opening on July 16, 1941, Wade Stadium was built as part of Franklin Roosevelt's Work Progress Administration - a federal jobs program implemented during the Great Depression. Paving bricks from Grand Avenue were installed by masons hired by the Federal Government and were used to create the grandstand which still stands today.Wade Stadium was originally called All-Sports Stadium. Since 1941 more than 1 million fans have attended games at Wade Stadium.

Kevin Richard of Ballpark Digest writes in his online review of Wade Stadium, “I will be upfront about my passion for Wade Stadium and Duluth, for I strongly believe that there is no better place to watch a baseball game on the face of the Earth.”

In the fall of 2014, Wade Stadium got its biggest renovation in recent memory when the natural playing surface was torn up and field turf was installed throughout the field. New lights were also installed as well as cosmetic work on the exterior of the stadium.

dimensions: lf 343 ft. / cf 380 ft. / rf 340 ft. ... capacity: 4,200 ... opened: 1941 ... playing surface: field turf

Wade Stadium: The Home of Saints Baseball

Wade Stadium


2014 INDUCTION CLASSDel Genereau – Men’s Hockey Coach/Athletic Director – 1972-1977Genereau was hired by fellow St. Scholastica Athletics Hall of Famer President Father Francis X. Shea to lead the institution’s first varsity athletics program, Men’s Hockey. Genereau, a former Duluth Cathedral High School Coach who was retired prior to taking the St. Scholastica gig, quickly built up the men’s hockey program into prominence. He guided the Saints to the 1975 NAIA Men’s Hockey National Championships and a 1976 runner-up finish. He was 72-36-3 in four seasons as head coach. Genereau continued as Athletic Director through the 1977 school year. Genereau was inducted into the Minnesota Hockey Coaches Hall of Fame in 2003. Genereau passed away in 1988.

Randy Norgard – Men’s Hockey – 1973-77Norgard was part of two NAIA Men’s Hockey National Championship squads in his time at CSS. A defenseman from Duluth Central High School, Norgard was named a NAIA All-American in 1977 and a three-time All-Tournament team selection. The three-time All-Conference choice was named the team’s MVP for the program’s second championship run in 1976-77 and was also a two-year captain.

Jeanne Fleck – Women’s Cross Country – 1994-96Fleck was the first CSS runner to individually qualify for a national meet multiple times as she competed in three NAIA National Championship events. Fleck first competed on the CSS cross country team as a 29-year-old sophomore. She was the team’s Most Valuable Runner all three seasons and became the first to win the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Individual Title in 1996. Fleck was a recipient of the 1996-97 CSS Female Athlete of the Year award.

Jen Quale – Women’s Basketball – 1996-2000Quale was a two-time NAIA First Team All-Region selection in 1997 and 1998. She currently ranks second all-time in the St. Scholastica Women’s Basketball program with 1,574 career points. She led the team in scoring in three different seasons and was a member of back-to-back UMAC Championship squads. Quale has the most field goals made in a career in program history (624) and also ranks in the top 10 in career rebounds (497), free throws made (196) and steals (190). She was a four-time All-UMAC selection and was also named a NAIA Scholar-Athlete in 2000. Quale was the recipient of the 1997-98 CSS Female Athlete of the Year award.

Chris Lorentz – Softball – 1997-2001Lorentz holds numerous program records for the CSS Softball team. She is the only player in program history to record at least 100 hits, runs scored, RBIs and stolen bases in a career. The two-time NAIA All-Region selection holds program records for games played in a career (183), runs scored in a career (175) and season (50), triples in a career (18) and stolen bases in a season (32) and career (109). The 109 stolen bases is tied for the Minnesota Collegiate record. She ranks second all-time in career hits (209) and is a four-time All-UMAC selection. She is a member of CSS Softball’s 25th Anniversary Team and was a NFCA Scholar-Athlete in 2001. She was also a two-time NAIA Scholar-Athlete nominee. Lorentz also played soccer at CSS where she was named all-conference in 1998.

Neil Runbeck – Men’s Soccer – 1998-2002Runbeck was the men’s soccer program’s career leader in points for over a decade until it was broke last fall by Joe Watt. Runbeck’s 157-point total is currently second overall. He led the team in scoring all four seasons. He holds the record for most shots in a game (14) and is tied for most assists in a game (4). His 20 goals and 15 assists during the 2001 season both rank in the top five. Runbeck was named NAIA First Team All-Region, Honorable Mention NAIA All-American, UMAC Player of the Year and Team MVP that season. Career goals was another record that Runbeck had to relinquish last fall to Andrew Jenkins. Runbeck has the second-most career goals (57) and assists (43) in program history. Runbeck was a four-time all-conference selection, including a two-time first team choice. Runbeck also played four years as defenseman on the men’s hockey team and was named to the NCHA All-Academic Team in 2002.

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