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TABLE OF CONTENTSTEAM INFORMATIONQuick Facts ................................................ 2Roster ........................................................ 3

COACHES AND STAFFChris Lemonis .........................................4-5Kyle Bunn ...............................................6-7Kyle Cheesebrough .................................. 8Matt Reida/Roger Rodeheaver ................. 9William Alli/Joel Langemaat .................. 10

PLAYERSScotty Bradley ......................................... 11Tony Butler .............................................. 12Austin Cangelosi ..................................... 13Craig Dedelow......................................... 14Ryan Fineman .......................................... 16Austin Foote ............................................ 17Eric Hansen ............................................. 18Tim Herrin ................................................ 19Brian Hobbie............................................ 20Alex Krupa ............................................... 21Chris Lowe............................................... 22Luke Miller .............................................. 23Pauly Milto .............................................. 24B.J. Sabol ................................................ 25Logan Sowers.......................................... 26Luke Stephenson ..................................... 27Jonathan Stiever ..................................... 28Colby Stratten ......................................... 29Cameron Beauchamp, Matt Gorski,Jeremy Houston ...................................... 30Brandon Kelley, Cal Krueger ................... 31Kade Krzysko, Brad Littleton,Matt Lloyd ............................................... 32Pat Loeffler, Connor Manous,Jake Matheny ......................................... 33Matt Petrosino, Justin Reed,Andrew Saalfrank, Grant Sloan .............. 34

2016 IN REVIEWOverall Stats............................................ 35Big Ten Only Stats ................................... 36Game-By-Game Results .......................... 37Offense Game-By-Game ......................... 38Pitching Game-By-Game ......................... 39Team Game Highs ................................... 40Individual Game Highs ............................ 41

HISTORY AND RECORDSHonors and Awards ............................42-43Hoosiers in the MLB...........................44-45All-Time Draft Picks by Team .................. 46All-Time Draft Picks by Year ................... 47Hoosiers to Sign Pro Contracts ............... 48Single Game Records .............................. 49Career Records - Offense ........................ 50Career Records - Pitching........................ 51Career Records - Offense Big Ten ........... 52Career Records - Pitching Big Ten ........... 53Single Season Records - Offense ........... 54Single Season Records - Pitching ........... 55Single Season Records - Offense B1G.... 56Single Season Records - Pitching B1G ... 57Yearly Records....................................58-61Year-by-Year Statistics .......................62-63Year-by-Year Results ..........................64-76All-Time Head Coaches ......................77-78

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QUICK FACTS/SCHEDULEUNIVERSITY INFORMATIONSchool.................................................................................... Indiana UniversityLocation ..................................................................................Bloomington, Ind.Population ............................................................................................... 82,575Founded ...................................................................................................... 1820Enrollment ............................................................................................... 48,514Nickname .............................................................................................HoosiersColors ................................................................................. Cream and CrimsonConference ............................................................................................. Big TenUniversity President .......................................................Michael A. McRobbieVice President/Athletics Director ..................................................... Fred GlassFaculty Athletics Representative ...................................................Dr. Kurt Zorn

BART KAUFMAN FIELDYear Built ..................................................................................2013 (Fifth Year)Record .............................................................................................75-22 (.773)Capacity............................................... 2,500 permanent seats; 4,000 capacityDimensions (L-LC-C-RC-R) ............................................... 330-370-400-380-340Attendance Record............................................. 4,312 (vs. Stanford - 5/31/14)Regular Season ....................................................... 3,661 (vs. Purdue - 5/3/14)

BASEBALL STAFFHead Coach ................................................................................. Chris LemonisAlma Mater, Year ...................................................................The Citadel, 1992Record at Indiana ......................................................................67-48 (3rd year)Career Record (Years)................................................................67-48 (3rd year) Associate Head Coach/Pitching.........................................................Kyle BunnAssist. Coach/Recruiting Coord. .........................................Kyle CheesebroughVolunteer Assistant Coach ...............................................................Matt ReidaDirector of Baseball Operations........................................... Roger RodeheaverStrength and Conditioning ....................................................................Will AlliAssistant Athletic Trainer ........................................................ Joel Langemaat

Baseball Office Phone ................................................................ (812) 855-8240Baseball Fax ............................................................................... (812) 856-7032

2016 IN REVIEWOverall Record ...........................................................................................32-24Home Record ...............................................................................................19-6Away Record .............................................................................................10-13Neutral Record ..............................................................................................3-5Big Ten Record (Regular Season Finish) .............................................15-9 (3rd)Big Ten Tournament ......................................................................................1-2Postseason .................................................................................................. N/A

TEAM INFORMATIONStarters Returning/Lost.................................................................................7/2Pitchers Returning Lost .................................................................................7/9Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...................................................................19/11Newcomers .................................................................................................... 14

TEAM HISTORYFirst Year of Baseball ........................................... 1895 (123rd season in 2016)Joined Big Ten ............................................................................................ 1899Record ..............................................................................2,222-1,750-23 (.559)Big Ten Record .........................................................................761-954-5 (.444)Big Ten Regular-Season Titles ......................................................................... 6Big Ten Tournament Titles ................................................................................ 4NCAA Tournament Appearances (Record) ...........................................6 (10-11)NCAA Super Regional Appearances (Record) .........................................1 (2-0)College World Series Apperanaces (Record) ...........................................1 (1-2)Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ......................................................... 2015

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant Director of Media Relations ......................................... Greg KincaidOffice Phone .................................................................................812-855-4770Cell Phone ....................................................................................786-972-1299E-mail ..............................................................................grkincai@indiana.eduMedia Relations Mailing Address ..............................................Assembly Hall............................................................................................. 1001 East 17th St., .......................................................................................Bloomington, IN 47408Athletics Web Site .....................................................................iuhoosiers.comTwitter & Instagram ............................................................. @HoosierBaseballFacebook ......................................................... Facebook.com/HoosierBaseball

2017 SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT2/17 vs. Gonzaga* 7 p.m.2/18 vs. Duke* 8 p.m.2/19 vs. Gonzaga* 2:30 p.m.2/20 vs. Oregon State* 1 p.m.2/24 at FAU 6:30 p.m.2/25 at FAU 4 p.m.2/26 at FAU 12 p.m.3/1 at Cincinnati 6 p.m.3/3 at Samford 5 p.m.3/4 at Samford 3 p.m.3/5 at Samford 2 p.m.3/7 at Evansville 7 p.m.3/10 Middle Tennessee 6:05 p.m.3/11 Middle Tennessee 2:05 p.m.3/12 Middle Tennessee 1:05 p.m.3/15 at Hawaii 6:35 p.m. (HT)3/16 at Hawaii 6:35 p.m. (HT)3/17 at Hawaii 6:35 p.m. (HT)3/18 at Hawaii 1:05 p.m. (HT)3/22 Cincinnati 6:05 p.m.3/24 at Northwestern 4:30 p.m.3/25 at Northwestern 3 p.m.3/26 at Northwestern 2 p.m.3/28 Evansville 6:05 p.m.3/29 Indiana State 6:05 p.m.3/31 Nebraska 6:05 p.m.4/1 Nebraska 2:05 p.m.4/2 Nebraska 12:05 p.m.4/4 Ball State 6:05 p.m.4/7 at Purdue 6 p.m.4/8 at Purdue 1 p.m.4/9 at Purdue 1 p.m.4/11 at Indiana State 6 p.m.4/14 Minnesota 6:05 p.m.4/15 Minnesota 2:05 p.m.4/16 Minnesota 1:05 p.m.4/19 Butler 7 p.m.4/21 at Michigan 6 p.m.4/22 at Michigan 2 p.m.4/23 at Michigan 1 p.m.4/25 vs. Ball State^ 7 p.m.4/28 Maryland 6:05 p.m.4/29 Maryland 2:05 p.m.4/30 Maryland 1:05 p.m.5/5 Xavier 6:05 p.m.5/6 Xavier 2:05 p.m.5/7 Xavier 1:05 p.m.5/9 at Kentucky 6:30 p.m.5/12 Penn State 6:05 p.m.5/13 Penn State 2:05 p.m.5/14 Penn State 1:05 p.m.5/16 Louisville 6:05 p.m.5/18 at Ohio State 6:35 p.m.5/19 at Ohio State 6:35 p.m.5/20 at Ohio State 3:05 p.m.5/24-28 Big Ten Tournament# TBA

* Surprise, Ariz.^ Victory Field in Indianapolis, Ind.# Bloomington, Ind.



ROSTERNUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Jeremy Houston INF 5-8 175 R/R Fr. Chicago, Ill./Mount Carmel2 Alex Krupa OF 5-8 182 L/L Sr. Greenwood, Ind./Iowa Western C.C.4 Tony Butler INF 6-1 198 R/R Sr. Sun Prairie, Wisc./Madison College6 Kade Kryzsko RHP 6-2 185 R/R Jr. Kent, Wash./Lower Columbia College7 Matt Gorski INF 6-4 195 R/R Fr. Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern8 Luke Miller OF 6-3 184 R/R So. Muncie, Ind./Cowan9 Tim Herrin LHP 6-5 212 L/L So. Terre Haute, Ind./South Vigo12 B.J. Sabol LHP 6-1 195 L/L Jr. Hartland, Wisc./San Joaquin Delta 13 Cal Krueger RHP 6-0 185 R/R Fr. Jasper, Ind./Jasper14 Matt Lloyd INF 6-1 195 L/R So. Okotoks, Alberta, Canada/ Iowa Western C.C.15 Pauly Milto RHP 6-3 240 R/R So. Greenwood, Ind./Roncalli16 Eric Hansen C 5-9 182 R/R So. Homer Glen, Ill./Marist17 Laren Eustace OF 5-9 175 L/L Jr. Batavia, Ill./Batavia18 Austin Cangelosi INF 6-1 204 R/R Sr. Orland Park, Ill./Carl Sandburg19 Brad Littleton RHP 6-1 190 R/R Fr. Coal City, Ill./Coal City21 Jake Matheny C 6-2 185 R/R Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Westminster Christian Academy 23 Andrew Saalfrank LHP 6-3 205 L/L Fr. Hoagland, Ind./Heritage 24 Matt Petrosino LHP 6-1 180 L/L Fr. Oakland, N.J./Don Bosco Prep26 Chris Lowe OF 6-2 197 R/R Jr. Poway, Calif./Poway27 Connor Manous RHP 5-11 180 R/R Fr. Munster, Ind./Miami28 Pat Loeffler INF 6-1 195 L/R Fr. Vernon Hills, Ill./Stevenson29 Ryan Fineman C 6-0 215 R/R So. Westlake Village, Calif./Agoura30 Scotty Bradley INF 6-2 221 L/R Fr. Pennington, N.J./Hopewell Valley Central33 Austin Foote LHP 6-3 179 L/L Jr. Lake Zurich, Ill./Lake Zurich34 Jonathan Stiever RHP 6-1 188 R/R So. Cedarburg, Wisc./Cedarburg35 Brandon Kelley RHP 6-3 200 R/R Jr. Evansville, Ind./Wabash Valley C.C.36 Colby Stratten INF 6-1 165 R/R Jr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington North39 Craig Dedelow OF 6-4 194 L/R Sr. Munster, Ind./Munster40 Brian Hobbie RHP 6-4 227 R/R Jr. Springfield, Ill./Glenwood42 Grant Sloan RHP 6-4 190 R/R So. Zionsville, Ind./Virginia43 Luke Stephenson RHP 6-2 195 R/R Sr. Indianapolis, Ind./Vanderbilt44 Cameron Beauchamp LHP 6-2 205 L/L Fr. Peru, Ind./Peru45 Justin Reed RHP 6-1 185 R/R Fr. Lawrence, Ind./Lawrence North51 Logan Sowers OF 6-5 220 R/R Jr. Lafayette, Ind./McCutcheon

Head Coach: 22 Chris LemonisAssociate Head Coach/Pitching: 3 Kyle BunnAssistant Coach: 5 Kyle CheesebroughVolunteer Assistant Coach: 32 Matt ReidaDirector of Operations: Roger RodeheaverStrength and Conditioning: William Alli

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name ...................................................Pos.44 Cameron Beauchamp ...........................LHP30 Scotty Bradley ......................................... INF4 Tony Butler .............................................. INF18 Austin Cangelosi ..................................... INF39 Craig Dedelow .......................................... OF17 Laren Eustace .......................................... OF29 Ryan Fineman ............................................ C33 Austin Foote ...........................................LHP7 Matt Gorski .............................................. INF16 Eric Hansen ................................................ C9 Tim Herrin ..............................................LHP40 Brian Hobbie ......................................... RHP1 Jeremy Houston ...................................... INF35 Brandon Kelley ...................................... RHP13 Cal Krueger............................................ RHP2 Alex Krupa ................................................ OF6 Kade Kryzsko ........................................ RHP19 Brad Littleton ........................................ RHP14 Matt Lloyd ................................................ INF28 Pat Loeffler .............................................. INF26 Chris Lowe ................................................ OF27 Connor Manous .................................... RHP21 Jake Matheny ............................................. C8 Luke Miller ................................................ OF15 Pauly Milto ............................................. RHP24 Matt Petrosino ........................................LHP45 Justin Reed ............................................ RHP23 Andrew Saalfrank...................................LHP12 B.J. Sabol ................................................LHP42 Grant Sloan ........................................... RHP51 Logan Sowers ........................................... OF43 Luke Stephenson .................................. RHP34 Jonathan Stiever ................................... RHP36 Colby Stratten ......................................... INF

Pronunciation GuideCameron Beauchamp:BEE-ChumAustin Cangelosi: Can-ja-low-seeCraig Dedelow: Deed-eh-lowLaren Eustace: Lare-in Use-tissAlex Krupa - Crew-PuhKade Kryzsko: CriscoChris Lemonis Lem: oh - nissPat Loeffler: LEF-lerConnor Manous: MAY-nisRoger Rodeheaver: Road-a-haverJonathan Stiever: STEE-verLogan Sowers: Sours

Roster by PositionPitchers (16): Cameron Beauhamp, Austin Foote, Tim Herrin, Brian Hobbie, Brandon Kelley, Cal Krueger, Kade Kryzsko,Brad Littleton, Connor Manous, Pauly Milto, Matt Petrosino, Justin Reed, B.J. Sabol, Andrew Saalfrank, Grant Sloan, Luke Stephenson, Jonathan StieverCatchers (3): Ryan Fineman, Eric Hansen,Jake MathenyInfielders (9): Scotty Bradley, Tony Butler,Austin Cangelosi, Matt Gorski, Jeremy Houston,Pat Loeffler, Matt Lloyd, Luke Miller, Colby StrattenOutfielders (5): Craig Dedelow, Laren Eustace, Alex Krupa, Chris Lowe, Logan Sowers

Roster by ClassSeniors (5): Alex Krupa, Tony Butler, Austin Cangelosi, Craig Dedelow, Luke StephensonJuniors (10): Kade Kryzsko, B.J. Sabol, Matt Lloyd, Laren Eustace, Chris Lowe, Austin Foote, Brandon Kelley, Colby Stratten, Brian Hobbie, Logan SowersSophomores (7): Luke Miller, Tim Herrin, Pauly Milto, Eric Hansen, Ryan Fineman, Scotty Bradley, Jonathan Stiever, Grant SloanFreshmen (10): Jeremy Houston, Matt Gorski, Cal Krueger, Brad Littleton, Jake Matheny, Andrew Saalfrank, Matt Petrosino, Pat Loeffler, Cameron Beauchamp, Justin Reed

Craig Dedelow

Logan Sowers



PLAYERS & STAFF

COACHING EXPERIENCE

THE CITADEL1995-02: Assistant Coach

THE CITADEL2003-06: Associate Head Coach

LOUISVILLE2007-14: Assistant Coach

INDIANA2015-present: Head Coach

Chris Lemonis enters his third season in 2017 leading the Hoosier baseball program and his 23rd overall year in coaching. Indiana University Vice President and Director of Athlet-ics Fred Glass announced the hiring of the former Louisville assistant coach as the 24th head coach of the program on July 2, 2014. Lemonis took over an IU program in 2015 that had gone 93-31 the previous two seasons, including its first-ever College World Series appearance in 2013 and the No. 4 overall seed in the 2014 NCAA Baseball Championship. With a new look roster, his program immediately lived up to the expectations, posting a 35-24 overall record and earning a berth into a third-straight NCAA Regional. In year two at the helm in 2016, Lemonis’ club posted a 32-24 overall record and a 15-9 mark in Big Ten play, which was good for a third place finish in the conference’s regular season standings. On a national level, the Hoosier pitching staff finished second in walks allowed per nine innings, second in WHIP, fifth in strikeout-to-walk ratio, 11th in team ERA and 25th in hits allowed per nine innings. An advocate of playing the game the right way, Lemonis’ squad additionally posted a school record fielding percentage of .975 in 2016. Through his first two seasons as head coach at Indiana, the Hoosiers own two of the top three fielding percentages in program history. Leading the way for the Hoosiers defensively was second baseman Tony Butler, who didn’t record a single error on the season, earning him a spot on the ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Team. A total of six players from Indiana earned all-conference honors in 2016, led by LHP Kyle Hart, who was named First Team All-Big Ten. Also earning spots were shortstop Brian Wilhite and outfielder Criag Dedelow, both of whom earned Third Team All-Big Ten laurels. The freshman class played a key role in 2016, as Scotty Bradley, Ryan Fineman and Luke Miller each earned spots on the Freshman All-Big Ten team. Miller also went on to Freshman All-American honors from Collegiate Baseball.

During the successful 2015 campaign under Lemonis, Indiana won 12 of its last 17 games overall, with nine of those wins coming against RPI Top 50 teams. The Hoosiers were 12-5 vs. ranked opponents, including five Top 15 wins. A total of four Hoosiers earned All-Big Ten honors, including Scott Donley and Craig Dedelow earning spots on All-Conference teams while Logan Sowers was a Freshman Team selection. Since arriving at Indiana, Lemonis has had 10 draft picks, including multiple-time draft pick Jake Kelzer, and a total of nine players that have gone on to sign professional contracts. As an assistant coach, Lemonis’ imprint in elevating the Louisville program to new heights was evident. The former Cardinals’ recruiting coordinator aided Louisville to three College World Series appearances (2007, 2013, 2014) and a 359-159 (.693) record during his eight seasons there, including back-to-back 50-win seasons in 2013 and 2014. In 2013, he was named the ABCA/Baseball America Assistant Coach of the Year

While working under Louisville head coach Dan McDonnell, Lemonis helped the Cardi-nals produce 15 All-Americans, 54 all-conference selections and a pair of conference Player of the Year winners.

Known as one of the premiere hitting coaches and recruiters in college baseball, Lemonis built a pristine track record in 20 years as an assistant that included continuous Top 25 recruiting classes and 12 visits to the NCAA Tournament.

Lemonis mentored 33 players that signed professional contracts after being selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft during his eight years with the Cardinals, including a school-record 10 selections in the 2010 MLB Draft. To this date, seven Cardinals that were recruited by and played for Lemonis have gone on to reach the big leagues. Those players include Adam Duvall, Tony Zych, Chris Dominguez, Cody Ege, Chad Green, Dean Kiekhefer and Justin Marks.

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HEAD COACH CHRIS LEMONISLemonis helped Louisville win four BIG EAST championships in the school’s final five years in the conference and he saw U of L set the school record for wins in a season three different times, including 2013, when the Cardi-nals won a current-best 51 games.

Prior to his time at Louisville, Lemonis spent 12 seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, The Citadel, including the final four as associate head coach. While at The Citadel, the Bulldogs recorded five NCAA Re-gional appearances and finished first or second in the Southern Conference seven times.

Lemonis, who worked primarily with hitters and outfielders at The Citadel, oversaw 35 new offensive records. The Bulldogs boasted seven All-Ameri-cans, two Freshman All-Americans, 17 first team All-Southern Conference honorees, a Southern Conference Player of the Year and a Freshman of the Year. Two Bulldogs that played for Lemonis, Britt Reams and Dallas McPherson, each reached the Major Leagues.

Part of nearly 800 wins as an assistant coach, Lemonis’ teams averaged 39.2 victories per year during his career in an assistant role, bolstered by a 44.9 wins-per-season average at Louisville.

Lemonis graduated from The Citadel in 1992, twice earning All-Southern Conference honors as a player and leading the team in home runs three times. He led the Bulldogs with a .367 average, 19 doubles, 52 runs, 10 home runs and 66 RBI as senior. He was also named to the 1993 All-Southern Conference Tournament team. He ranks in the top 15 all-time at The Citadel in RBI (152), 11th in home runs (23) and 10th in slugging percentage (.538).

A native of Myrtle Beach, S.C., Lemonis and his wife, Jill, have two daugh-ters, Marissa and Mackenzie.

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AS AN ASSISTANT COACHYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL NOTES2014 Louisville 50-17 CWS2013 Louisville 51-14 CWS2012 Louisville 41-22 NCAA Regional2011 Louisville 32-29 2010 Louisville 50-14 NCAA Regional2009 Louisville 47-18 NCAA Super Reg.2008 Louisville 41-21 NCAA Regional2007 Louisville 47-24 CWS2006 The Citadel 34-27 2005 The Citadel 25-34 2004 The Citadel 39-28 NCAA Regional2003 The Citadel 32-25 2002 The Citadel 31-26 2001 The Citadel 38-24 NCAA Regional2000 The Citadel 39-20 1999 The Citadel 41-20 NCAA Regional1998 The Citadel 37-24 NCAA Regional1997 The Citadel 37-21 1996 The Citadel 33-26 1995 The Citadel 39-21 NCAA RegionalTOTALS 20 SEASONS 784-455

LEMONIS COACHING RECORD



PLAYERS & STAFF

COACHING EXPERIENCE

JEFFERSON DAVIS C.C.2001: Assistant Coach

OLE MISS2002-07: Assistant Coach

CLEMSON2008-09: Assistant Coach

ALABAMA2010: Assistant Coach

EAST TENNESSEE STATE2012-14: Assistant Coach

INDIANA2015-16: Pitching Coach

INDIANA2017- present : Associate Head Coach - Pitching

Kyle Bunn enters his third season in 2017 as Indiana’s pitching coach and 15th year over-all coaching Division I baseball. On Aug. 22, 2016, head coach Chris Lemonis elevated Bunn to the program’s Associate Head Coach. Bunn has been known nationally for developing his pitchers as 54 of them have gone on to play professional baseball. Overall, a total of nine of his pitchers have reached the Major Leagues. Bunn has been part of coaching staffs that have developed a total of 97 players to go on and play professionally and 20 players who have made the big leagues. Those staffs have poured out three first round draft picks and 22 top five round draft picks. During his 15-year stint as an assistant at Ole Miss (2002-07), Clemson (2008-09), Alabama (2010), East Tennessee State (2012-14) and Indiana (2015-present), Bunn has tutored a National Freshman of the Year (two-way player), a Conference Player of the Year (two-way player), a Conference Pitcher of the Year and two Conference Freshman of the Year. In total, coaching staffs he has been a part of have produced eight All-Americans, 10 Freshman All-Americans, 31 All-Conference Players and 83 Academic All-Conference Players. He has been a part of 11 NCAA Regional teams (two as a player, nine as a coach) and five NCAA Super-Regional teams (all as a coach). During the 2016 campaign, Bunn tutored one of the top pitching staffs in the county, led by First Team All-Conference selection Kyle Hart. Hart, along with Caleb Baragar, Jake Kelzer, and Evan Bell all inked professional contracts with MLB organizations. The pitching staff as a whole in 2016 ranked second in the country in walks allowed per nine innings (2.31), fifth in WHIP (1.15) and 11th in team ERA (3.09). Indiana led the Big Ten in walks per nine innings, WHIP, strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.17), was second in team ERA and second in hits allowed per nine innings (8.02). In his first season leading the Hoosier pitchers in 2015, Bunn’s staff ranked in the top five in the Big Ten in nine different statistical categories, including third in batters struck out (493), as Indiana made the program’s third consecutive regional. Five of his pitchers, including Scott Effross, Ryan Halstead, Luke Harrison, Christian Morris and Kelzer were selected in the MLB Draft.

Prior to arriving in Bloomington, Bunn was the pitching coach at East Tennessee State (2012-14), Alabama (2009-10), Clemson (2007-09), and Mississippi (2001-07). From 2007-10, Bunn’s pitching staffs helped guide three different Universities to the NCAA Super-Regionals. This feat has been unmatched by any other college baseball pitching coach in the country. In 2013 at ETSU, the Bucs won the Atlantic Sun Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1981. Bunn’s staff was led by First Team Louis-ville Slugger All-American and A-Sun Pitcher of the Year, Kerry Doane, who was selected by the Cleveland Indians in the MLB Draft. Doane broke the ETSU single-season record for complete games (12) and innings (147.0), tied the ETSU single-season record for wins (13) and shutouts (4), while registering the second-lowest ERA in program history at 2.14. In Bunn’s first season at ETSU (2012), the Buccaneer staff set school marks in fewest walks allowed (149), while the .278 opponents’ batting average was 20 points lower than any other in school history. While in Tuscaloosa, Alabama won the 2010 NCAA Atlanta Regional and was the runner-up in the SEC Tournament. Bunn coached Nathan Kilcrease, who was the MVP of the NCAA Atlanta Regional. Kilcrease was later drafted by the Oakland Athletics in the 2011 MLB Draft after etching his named into the Alabama record books in several categories. In addition, current Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jimmy Nelson finished second in the SEC in strikeouts, while also being named SEC Pitcher of the Week five times. Prior to arriving at Alabama, Bunn spent two seasons as the pitching coach at Clemson. In 2009, Bunn helped lead the Tigers to the NCAA Super-Regionals, as the pitching staff ranked fifth nationally with an earned-run average of 3.68. The ERA was more than a run less per game (4.74) than Clemson’s 2008 mark.

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ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH KYLE BUNNThe Tigers also ranked 11th nationally in fewest hits (8.62) allowed per nine innings, 25th in strikeouts (8.3) per nine innings and 26th in walks (3.07) per nine innings in 2009. In addition, the Tigers had five pitchers selected in the 2009 MLB Draft, which were the most in the ACC. Before his arrival at Clemson, Bunn spent six years at Ole Miss under head coach Mike Bianco. During his tenure in Oxford, Bunn saw 16 of his pitchers taken in the MLB Draft, eight of which had not been drafted previously. He tutored some of the finest pitching talent in the nation as the Rebels posted three top-20 finishes and five top-30 finishes among the national ERA leaders. In 2007, Ole Miss reached the Tempe Super Regional, while Bunn’s pitching staff led the SEC with a team ERA of 3.37 – putting the Rebels 10th overall in the country. Nathan Baker, a left-hander, was named a Freshman All-American, whereas, Cody Satterwhite and Lance Lynn were both named All-SEC pitchers and selected to the USA Baseball National Team. During the 2006 season, Ole Miss won the 2006 SEC Tournament and advanced to another Super Regional. Bunn’s pitching staff helped set a record for wins at Ole Miss in 2005 as the Rebels won 48 games, while four players were drafted in the top 100 and six in the first seven rounds – all of whom pitched – marking the most by any Division I program. The staff set a school record with 562 strikeouts in 2005, while all three weekend starters had over 100 K’s. The 2004 Ole Miss team made history by hosting the NCAA Regional for the first time, while Bunn’s staff set a school mark with 39.2 consecutive scoreless innings pitched. Bunn coached Mark Holliman to All-SEC honors. In 2003, Bunn directed a young staff to the lowest ERA (3.45) in the SEC. Following the 2003 campaign, former Major League pitcher T.J. Beam, was selected in the 10th round of the MLB Draft. Prior to Mississippi, Bunn spent the 2001 season as an assistant coach at Jefferson Davis Community College in Brewton, Ala., where he worked as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator under then head Coach Keith Griffen. Bunn also helped coach Jefferson Davis Community College to the NJCAA Division II Region 22 Southern Division Championship. One of his star pupils was right-hander Ehren Wassermann, who later signed with Samford and has pitched in the big leagues for the Chicago White Sox. A 1999 graduate of The Citadel with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and minor in Law & Legal Processes, Bunn was a three-year letter winner for the Bulldogs, earning the team’s Ace Pitching Award in 1999. He helped The Citadel to back-to-back Southern Conference Tournament titles in both 1998 and 1999, and a regular season championship in 2000.



PLAYERS & STAFF

COACHING EXPERIENCE

PITTSBURGH2011: Volunteer Assistant Coach

LOUISVILLE2012-14: Assistant Coach

INDIANA2015-present: Assistant Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator

Kyle Cheesebrough enters his third season in 2017 as an assistant coach for the Hoo-sier Baseball program and his seventh season overall in coaching Division I baseball. Cheesebrough works with IU’s hitters and catchers and is also the program’s recruiting coordinator. Cheesebrough previously was an assistant coach at Louisville with current IU head coach Chris Lemonis. In just six years as a coach, Cheesebrough has been part of four NCAA Tournament teams, including back-to-back Louisville squads that reached the College World Series. In year two with IU in 2016, Cheesebrough helped lure in a strong freshmen class that played a key role, as Scotty Bradley, Ryan Fineman and Luke Miller each earned spots on the Freshman All-Big Ten team. Miller also went on to Freshman All-American honors from Collegiate Baseball. He tutored Fineman, the team’s starting catcher, who started 50 of Indiana’s 56 games. The freshman was tied for third on the team in hits (51) and doubles (8) and RBI (25). His 23 stolen bases against were the third fewest amongst Big Ten starting catchers. In his first season with the Hoosiers, the program reached its third-straight NCAA Regional, as Indiana went 12-5 vs. ranked opponents, including five Top 15 wins. Cheese-brough worked with a Hoosier offense that ranked in the top five in the the Big Ten in eight statistical categories. Working with the team’s catchers, he tutored Brad Hartong, who led the Big Ten in runners caught stealing (21), while hitting .303 with 70 hits and 13 doubles. Hartong went on to being drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 2015 MLB Draft. A member of the Louisville baseball team in 2008 and 2009, Cheesebrough returned to the program prior to 2012 after serving one season as the volunteer assistant at the University of Pittsburgh in 2011. He helped Louisville notch back-to-back College World Series appearances in 2013 and 2014, after the Cardinals reached the NCAA Tournament in his first season in 2012. In each of his three seasons on the Louisville coaching staff, Cheesebrough worked with the Cardinals’ catchers, including Kyle Gibson, who was named to the 2012 NCAA Tuc-son Regional All-Tournament Team after hitting .417 with two doubles in four games. In his one season at Pitt in 2011, Cheesebrough worked with catcher Kevan Smith, who earned First Team All-BIG EAST honors while hitting .397 with 11 home runs and 56 RBI, and Anthony Defabio, a Third Team All-BIG EAST designated hitter who finished with a .337 average. During his two seasons as a player at Louisville, Cheesebrough played in 32 games with 18 starts as the Cardinals won back-to-back BIG EAST Tournament titles, won one BIG EAST regular-season title, made two NCAA Regional appearances and advanced to an NCAA Super Regional. After his playing career ended, the native of Rowlett, Texas, completed his degree in education in 2010 while working as a student assistant as U of L set a school record with 50 wins, won a second straight BIG EAST regular season title and earned No. 7 national seed in the NCAA Championship.

KYLE CHEESEBROUGHASSISTANT COACH/RECRUITING COORDINATORTHIRD YEAR AT INDIANA • SEVENTH YEAR IN COLLEGE BASEBALL 5



COACHING/SUPPORT STAFF

ROBERTBLACK

MATT REIDAVolunteer Assistant Coach

2nd Season at Indiana2nd Season in College Baseball

ROBERTBLACK

ROGERRODEHEAVERDirector of Baseball Operations

5th Season at Indiana5th Season in College Baseball

Matt Reida enters his second season in 2017 as an assistant coach for the Indiana Baseball program. Reida works with IU’s infielders, hitters and baserunners. During Reida’s first season in 2016 working with the infielders, Indiana posted a school record fielding percentage of .975. Leading the way for the Hoosiers defensively was second baseman Tony Butler, who didn’t record a single error on the season, earning him a spot on the ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Team. Reida joined Indiana on Jan. 19, 2016, following a stint as the director of player development and recruiting for CageRat Baseball in Colorado Springs, Colo. The organization worked with youth baseball players in the Midwest region, helping them obtain college scholarships and ultimately reaching their goals of playing professionally. Reida’s responsibilities included athlete and camp recruitment, managing player development, organizing team travel and hiring coaches and camp staff. During his career at Kentucky (2011-14), Reida made 199 career starts at the shortstop position, tying him for fifth in Wildcat history. He ended his career playing in 214 games overall, placing him fourth all-time at UK. Reida was on the Brooks Wallace Shortstop of the Year Watch List and a three-time SEC Academic Honor Roll honoree. Following his career at UK, Reida began his professional career with the River City Rascals in the Frontier league before joining the Tampa Bay Rays organization in 2014. A Russiaville, Ind., native and an attendee of Western High School, Reida completed his education with a B.A. in Communications at UK in May 2014, graduating Magna Cum Laude with a 3.69 GPA. He has two siblings, brother Tad and sister Tiffany. Tad played baseball at Wichita State (2004-05) before joining the Hoosiers baseball program in 2006. He went on to earn his degree in Sport Management from IU in 2008. Tiffany was a basketball player at Indiana State.

Roger Rodeheaver enters his fifth season in 2016 as a member of the Hoosier Baseball staff and his third year as the Director of Baseball Operations.

As the Director of Baseball Operations, Rodeheaver is responsible for budgeting, scheduling, travel coordination and video breakdown; amongst other general program operations.

Prior to his operations role, Rodeheaver served as the program’s volunteer assistant coach in 2012 and 2013. He worked extensively with the outfielders and served as the first base coach during his time in the coaching position. Rodeheaver also assumed travel coordination duties for the 2013 campaign, the year the Hoosiers made the College World Series.

As a Hoosier student-athlete, Rodeheaver posted a career batting average of .316 while cranking out 21 homeruns, 115 RBI and 33 doubles. He was drafted in the 36th Round by the Philadelphia Phillies in 1998. Rodeheaver went on to play three seasons ofprofessional ball.

Prior to his return to Indiana, Rodeheaver spent the 2011 season at Bloomington High School North as a varsity assistant and head JV coach.

Rodeheaver earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Indiana University.

Roger and his wife, Amy, reside in Bloomington with their three-year old son, Nolan. Amy is a Reading Instructor for the Monroe County Community School Corporation


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SUPPORT STAFF

TOM MORRIS

ROBERTBLACK

WILLIAM ALLIStrength & Conditioning Coach

3rd Season at Indiana3rd Season in College Baseball

ROBERTBLACK

JOELLANGEMAATAssistant Athletic Trainer

9th Season at Indiana6th Season in College Baseball

William Alli joined the Hoosiers staff as a full-time strength and conditioning coach in the Fall of 2014. He currently structures program’s for Baseball, Men’s and Women’s Diving, Track & Field.

Before joining the staff full time, Alli assisted with Hoosiers Strength and Conditioning as a graduate student intern. During this time Alli assisted with all 24 sports.

As a native of Canada, Alli was previously a Director of Strength and Conditioning at Athlete Institute in Ontario, Canada. During his time at Athlete Institute, he supervised and implemented strength and conditioning programs for high school, college and professional athletes, while also managing and training new interns. Prior to working at Athlete Institute, Alli worked as a Strength and Conditioning Coach at Brock University, working with Men’s Basketball for two seasons.

Alli received his Bachelors at Brock University in Ontario, Canada, in Business Administration, and his Masters in Kinesiology at Indiana University.

Joel Langemaat MS, LAT, ATC is the staff Athletic Trainer working with the IU baseball and cheerleading programs. He also served as a graduate assistant Athletic Trainer from 2008-10, here at IU.

Joel grew up in southern Indiana and earned his bachelors of Liberal Arts with emphasis in Athletic Training from Purdue University in 2005. He received a Master’s of Science in Athletic Training from Indiana University in 2010. Langemaat is an approved clinical instructor and mentor with Indiana University’s Athletic Training Education Undergraduate and Graduate programs. He teaches the bandaging/strapping clinical class for the sophomore undergraduate students. Langemaat is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and has attended numerous continuing education national meetings gaining experience in advanced rehabilitation and soft tissue mobilization techniques. In 2006 Langemaat worked with the NATA at their annual Capitol Hill Day in Washington, D.C to help educate legislatures on what Athletic Trainers do and the variety of work settings they work in.

Prior to coming to IU, Langemaat worked at STAR Physical Therapy in southern Indiana as head Athletic Trainer for North Harrison High School from 2005-08. Langemaat also has worked at IU Health Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine-Bloomington from 2009-10 as the full-time Athletic Trainer for Bloomington High School North.

Joel and his wife Tara live in Greenwood, Ind., and are proud new parents to their first child, Landon, born the summer of 2014.



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits3 - vs. Iowa, 4/6/16

Doubles1 (6x) - last vs. Illinois, 5/15/16

Home Runs1 - vs. Butler, 3/23/16

RBI3 - vs. Iowa, 4/6/16

Runs1 (8x) - last vs. Nebraska (5/26/16)

Walks2 - vs. Toledo (5/18/16)

Assists1 - vs. Western Carolina, 3/12/16

Putouts5 - at Evansville (3/15)

2016 - FRESHMANAll-Big Ten Freshman Team selection…Played in 43 games, making 29 starts, primarily in a designated hitter role…Had 27 hits during his rookie campaign to go along with six doubles, one home run and 18 RBI…Registered five multi-hit games during the year and five multi-RBI games…Collected first hit and RBI on a two-run double at Middle Tennessee (2/19)…Tallied a 2-for-3 effort with an RBI in the win at Evansville (3/15)…Belted his first career homer against Butler (3/23), a two-run shot…Drove in two runs in the victory at Indiana State (3/25)…Tallied five hits in a two game span, going 3-for-4 with an RBI against Iowa (4/16), followed by a 2-for-5 performance with three RBI vs. the Hawkeyes (4/17)…Drove in a key, game-tying run in the win over Kentucky (5/10)...Followed that up with two RBI in a 2-for-4 effort against Illinois (5/15).

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Ken Harrison at Pennington High School … hit .335 during senior season with three home runs and 30 RBI … was a two-time All-Conference selection and earned All-Area honors during his senior season … team won the 2015 division championship … rated the No. 6 prospect in his class out of the state of New Jersey by Perfect Game. PERSONALSon of Scott and Mary Bradley … has two brothers, Kevin and Kyle … born on April 6, 1997 … plans on majoring in Sports Management at IU.

SCOTTY BRADLEY6-2 • 221 • INFIELDER • SOPHOMOREPENNINGTON, N.J. • HOPEWELL VALLEY CENTRAL 30

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2016 .257 43 29 105 8 27 6 0 1 18 36 .343 9 0 25 4 .313 1 1 0 1 10 1 0 1.000TOTAL .257 43 29 105 8 27 6 0 1 18 36 .343 9 0 25 4 .313 1 1 0 1 10 1 0 1.000



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits3 - at Minnesota, 5/6/16

Doubles1 (4x) - last vs. Iowa, 4/16/16

Home Runs1 (3x) - last vs. Iowa, 4/17/16

RBI2 (2x) - last vs. Indiana State, 3/27/16

Runs3 - vs. Butler, 3/23/16

Walks2 (3x) - last vs. Illinois (5/13/16)

Stolen Bases1 (2x) - last at Minnesota (5/7/16)

Assists7 - vs. Seton Hall, 3/5/16

Putouts5 - vs. Toledo (3/19/16)

2016 – JUNIOR Became the first Hoosier to be named to the 2016 Rawlings Gold Glove Team taking the honor at the second base position…Did not make an entire error the 2016 season, recording 77 putouts and 126 assists (203 chances)…Played in 47 games, making 44 starts for the Hoosiers…Collected 33 hits on the year, including four doubles and three home runs to go along with 13 RBI…Was also 2-for-2 on stolen bases…Recorded a hit in three of his first four games as a Hoosier…Opened up the month of March with a six-game hitting streak…In the rubber game of a three-game set against Indiana State (3/27), belted a two-run walk-off home run in the ninth inning to give IU a 5-3 win…Went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and a double in a midweek victory at Cincinnati (4/6)…Hit his second homer of the season in a Friday night win over Iowa (4/15), as he went 2-for-2 with a run scored…Followed that up with his third round tripper two days later against the Hawkeyes…After recording four hits in the Northwestern series, continued his strong offensive stretch with a 3-for-4 effort in the Friday night victory at Minnesota (5/6), scoring twice…Recorded an RBI and two runs scored the following day against the Golden Gophers while also stealing a base.

2015 – SOPHOMORE (MADISON JUNIOR COLLEGE)Hit .356 with seven doubles, three triples and 31 RBI … walked 18 times, posting a .454 on-base percentage while stealing 12 bases … was an NJCAA Division II All-North Central Region IV Gold Glove Defensive Player of the Year … also was an NJCAA Division II Rawlings Gold Glove National Finalist. 2014 – FRESHMAN (VIRGINIA)Made nine appearances, including one start (March 30 at second base vs. Virginia Tech) … drove in run in win over Virginia Tech (3/30) … picked up first career hit, a single, in seventh inning against William & Mary (4/16) … singled and scored in win over Richmond (4/23) HIGH SCHOOLNamed First-Team All-State in 2012 (junior season) … did not play his senior season after suffering injury in scrimmage before season … three-time all-conference and all-region honoree … holds Sun Prairie single-season records in runs batting (.521), hits (49), runs (43), singles (34) and OBP (.628) … hit .521 with two homers, eight doubles, five triples and 18 stolen bases during junior season … three-year team captain and two-time team MVP and Gold Glove winner … named All-State Academic his junior year … was honorable mention all-state honoree in 2011 as sophomore … coached by Rob Hamilton. PERSONALSon of Craig and Betsy Butler… has a sister, Paige, and a brother, Tyler … born on March 15, 1995 … plans on majoring in Economics at IU.

TONY BUTLER6-1 • 198 • INFIELDER • SENIORSUN PRAIRIE, WIS. • SUN PRAIRIE 4

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2014* .182 9 1 11 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 .182 2 1 5 0 .357 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 1.0002016 .229 47 44 144 21 33 4 0 3 13 46 .319 16 10 28 0 .343 2 8 2 2 77 126 0 1.000TOTAL .229 47 44 144 21 33 4 0 3 13 46 .319 16 10 28 0 .343 2 8 2 2 77 126 0 1.000*AT VIRGINIA



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits3 (5x) - last vs. Ball State, 4/13/16

Doubles1 (13x) - last vs. Kentucky, 5/10/16

Home Runs2 - vs. Butler, 3/23/16

RBI5 - vs. Butler, 3/23/16

Runs5 - vs. Butler, 3/23/16

Walks2 (2x) - last at Indiana State (3/25/16)

Stolen Bases1 (5x) - last vs. Northwestern (5/1/16)

Assists5 (2x) - last vs. Evansville (4/15/15)

Putouts15 (2x)- last vs. Toledo (3/18/16)

2016 - JUNIORAppeared in 53 games, making 52 starts as the primary first baseman for the Hoosiers…Tallied 40 hits on the year to go along with 25 RBI (T-3rd on the team), 6 doubles, two triples and four home runs…Had eight multi-hit games and five multi-RBI games…Recorded hits in his first three games to open the season at Middle Tennessee…Belted his first home run of the season against Toledo (3/18), where he went 3-for-5 with the homer, three RBI and two runs scored…Went 3-for-4 with two home runs, five RBI and five runs scored in the victory over Butler (3/23)…Put up another three-hit effort against Ball State (4/13), to go along with a homer and two RBI…Went 2-for-2 and drove in two at Xavier (4/20)…Recorded two hits in wins over Northwestern on April 29 and May 1…Put together a 2-for-4 effort in the win over Nebraska (5/27) in the Big Ten Tournament…Was named the Big Ten’s Sportsmanship Award winner for Indiana.

2015 - SOPHOMOREAppeared in 52 games, including 49 starts (32 at 1B, nine at 3B, seven at DH & one at 2B)…Big Ten Player of the Week (3/16) after helping IU to 5-0 week, including sweep of No. 12 Cal State Fullerton, batting .500 and recording team highs of four extra-base hits and 15 total bases…had career-high three hits vs. CS Fullerton (3/15) and Penn State (3/22)…also notched career-best three RBI and six total bases vs. CSF…recorded 43 hits, including 14 extra-base hits…three triples tied for second on the team…tallied two season-long hit streaks of seven games (3/6-3/15 & 4/10-4/18)…tallied eight doubles, including a streak of four in five games (3/15-3/24)…posted two hits, a double and scored a run in win vs. No. 7 Louisville (3/24).

2014 - FRESHMANAppeared in 25 games, including five starts, two in left field and three as the DH ... totaled nine hits, five runs, three RBI and one HR ... blasted home run in first career at-bat at Texas Tech (2/15) ... picked up first career two-hit game vs. Morehead State (4/11).

HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-Illinois and All-Southwest Suburban Conference honors after batting .417 with eight home runs and 24 RBI during senior season ... also stole 22 bases ... holds school record for on-base percentage and runs scored.

PERSONALThe son of John and Colleen Cangelosi ... John played 13 seasons of Major League Baseball (1985-90, 1992, 1994-99) ... born on December 19, 1994 ... has a sister, Ally ... intends to major in Special Education.

AUSTIN CANGELOSI6-1 • 204 • INFIELDER • SENIORORLAND PARK, ILL. • CARL SANDBURG 18

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2014 .257 25 5 35 5 9 0 0 1 3 12 .343 3 1 12 0 .333 0 1 0 0 7 3 0 1.0002015 .246 52 49 175 26 43 8 3 3 21 66 .377 12 6 41 4 .313 2 5 2 3 286 37 6 .9822016 .219 53 52 183 29 40 6 2 4 25 62 .339 15 7 49 1 .295 5 4 3 9 495 14 5 .990TOTAL .234 130 106 393 60 92 14 5 8 49 140 .356 30 14 102 5 .306 7 10 5 12 788 54 11 .987



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits4 (2x) - last vs. Butler (3/23/16)

Doubles3 - vs. Butler (3/23/16)

Home Runs1 (12x) - last at Nebraska (5/19/16)

RBI5 - vs. Butler, 3/23/16

Runs4 - at Middle Tennessee (2/19/16)

Walks3 - vs. Toledo (3/18/16)

Stolen Bases1 (8x) - last vs. Western Carolina (3/12/16)

Assists2 - at Stanford (2/13/15)

Putouts14 - vs. Presbyterian (2/20/15)

2016 - JUNIOREarned 2016 All-Big Ten third team honors…Named IU’s Offensive MVP…Selected in the 24th round of the MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates…Led IU in batting average (.302), hits (70), doubles (16, 11th in the Big Ten), and runs scored (33), and was second in RBI (36)…Opened the season with a 4-for-5 effort at Middle Tennessee (2/19), homering to go along with three RBI and four runs…Drove in two runs and doubled at Cal State Fullerton (2/26)…Strung together four hits in the win over Butler (3/23), doubling three times and driving in a career-high five runs…Went 2-for-5 in the win at Rutgers (4/2), where he knocked his second homer of the season…Drove in three runs and homered in the win over Iowa (4/16)…Went 2-for-5 with an RBI in the Sunday victory at Michigan State (4/24)…Strung together three hits against Notre Dame (4/26)…Tallied back-to-back multi-hit games in wins over Northwestern on April 29 and May 1…Homered for the fourth time and drove in two runs in the Friday victory at Minnesota (5/6)…Had back-to-back three-hit games in victories over Illinois on May 14 and 15…Had two hits and drove in two at Louisville (5/17)…Hit his fifth home run of the season at Nebraska (5/19)...Individual champion of Indiana’s Omaha Challenge for the second-straight season.

2015 - SOPHOMOREAll-Big Ten Third Team (OF) and Big Ten All-Tournament Team selection…led Indiana with .325 batting average, 76 hits (T-10th in Big Ten), 116 total bases (10th), seven home runs (T-10th) and .496 slugging percentage (ninth), while 37 RBI were tied for first and 23 extra-base hits were tied for second…one of four Hoosiers to start all 59 games (45 at CF, 13 at 1B, 1 at LF)…in Big Ten play, led IU with 32 hits (T-13th in Big Ten), 21 runs scored (T-12th), 54 total bases (T-6th) and four home runs (T-8th)…also led Hoosiers in B1G Tournament with .400 batting average and six hits…had a hit in first 10 games and 42 of 59 overall, while 25 multi-hit games (including seven with career-high seven hits) led IU…10 multi-RBI games also led Indiana…Longest reached base streak of 16 games (4/24-5/20) was second-longest for IU in 2015…during IU’s 9-1 stretch in last 10 to finish season, led Hoosiers with .417 batting average, 27 total bases, 13 RBI and three home runs…career-high two doubles in opener vs. Long Beach State (5/8) and career-high four RBI in second game of series…smashed first career grand slam at Penn State (3/22), tallying career highs in total bases (7), hits (3) and RBI (4)…first career home run at Furman (2/21)…five sacrifice flies were tied for fourth in Big Ten...overall individual champion for Indiana’s first-ever Omaha Challenge.

2014 - FRESHMANAppeared in 36 games, including all four NCAA Regional contests, and started 15 times -- 14 in the corner outfield positions and one in centerfield ... Had season-high two hits vs. Xavier (3/5) and Michigan (3/23) ... had two four-game hitting streaks ... totaled 16 hits, eight RBI, six runs, two doubles and a triple ... smacked a pinch-hit, 2-RBI double at Indiana State (3/26) ... stroked a lead-off triple in the top of the 14th inning vs. Utah (2/22).

HIGH SCHOOLFirst team all-area and Second Team All-Northwest Crossroads Conference selection ... named the Munster H.S. MVP and Gold Glove winner ... also lettered in basketball.

PERSONALThe son of Darryl and Mary Dedelow ... born on November 15, 1994 ... has two brothers, Darryl and Nicholas; and a sister, Sarah ... an Exploratory major.

CRAIG DEDELOW6-4 • 194 • OUTFIELDER • SENIORMUNSTER, IND. • MUNSTER 39

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2014 .232 36 15 69 6 16 2 1 0 8 20 .290 7 0 12 0 .299 1 4 1 1 29 1 0 1.0002015 .325 59 59 234 40 76 13 3 7 37 116 .496 19 3 40 3 .375 5 4 5 7 244 10 7 .9732016 .302 56 56 232 33 70 16 2 5 36 105 .453 17 5 40 4 .359 2 1 2 3 112 0 4 .966TOTAL .303 151 130 535 79 162 31 6 12 81 241 .450 43 8 92 7 .359 8 9 8 11 385 11 11 .973



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits5 - vs. Illinois State (3/4/16)

Doubles1 (5x) - last vs. Purdue (4/8/16)

Home Runs1 (3x) - last vs. Nebraska (5/26/16)

RBI4- vs. Illinois State (3/4/16)

Runs4- vs. Illinois State (3/4/16)

Walks2 (2x) - last vs. Purdue (4/10/16)

Stolen Bases2- vs. Illinois State (3/4/16)

Assists1 - vs. Butler (3/6/16)

Putouts5 (3x)- last at Michigan State (4/24/16)

2016 - SOPHOMOREPlayed in 40 games, starting in 26…Collected 26 hits on the year while homering three times and driving in 14 runs…Also stole six bases, good for fourth on the team…Hit his first home run of the season at Cal State Fullerton (3/28)…Had a career-high five hits in the win over Illinois State (3/4), homering, driving in four, scoring four times and stealing two bases…Recorded four multi-hit games in a five-game stretch from March 23 against Butler to April 1 at Rutgers…Had a pinch-hitting, walk-off RBI single in the win over Kentucky (5/10)…Belted his third home run of the season, a two-run shot, in the Big Ten Tournament against Nebraska (5/26)…Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

2015 - FRESHMANAppeared in 29 games as a freshman, starting eight contests…started four straight games (3/24-3/29) in CF…career debut at Stanford (2/14) in 10th inning, playing defensively in LF…first career start, hit and RBI came in win vs. Xavier (2/22)…earned second start vs. Ball State, scoring first career run and cracking first career double…recorded a double, a run and RBI vs. Eastern Michigan (3/11).

HIGH SCHOOLRanked as the ninth-best prospect in the state of Illinois (51st overall) by Prep Baseball Report and the top-rated Illinois outfielder ... 2014 Beacon-News Baseball Player of the Year after leading Batavia to a 32-4-1 record as a senior ... hit .419 with 40 runs scored, eight doubles, seven triples, five home runs, 28 RBI and 17 steals ... included in Perfect Game’s Top-500 players nationally ... batted .391 with three homeruns, seven doubles, seven triples and 21 RBI with a .473 on-base percentage as a junior in 2013 ... owns the Batavia High School steals record ... Chicago Sun-Times Top-100 baseball players ... an all-area and all-conference selection.

PERSONALThe son of Tom and Alma Eustace ... has one sister, Marielle ... born on November 3, 1995 ... majoring in business.

LAREN EUSTACE5-9 • 175 • OUTFIELDER • JUNIORBATAVIA, ILL. • BATAVIA 17

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2015 .207 29 8 29 6 6 2 0 0 3 8 .276 3 2 6 0 .324 0 0 3 4 14 0 1 .9332016 .248 40 26 105 20 26 3 1 3 14 40 .381 14 6 21 2 .365 1 3 6 8 47 1 0 1.000TOTAL .239 69 34 134 26 32 5 1 3 17 48 .358 17 8 27 2 .356 1 3 9 12 61 1 1 .984



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits4 - vs. Illinois State (3/4/16)

Doubles1 (8x) - last vs. Illinois (5/15/16)

Home Runs1 (3x) - last vs. Iowa (4/15/16)

RBI4- at Minnesota (5/6/16)

Runs4- vs. Butler (3/23/16)

Walks2 - at Middle Tennessee (2/20/16)

Assists3 - at Evansville (3/15/16)

Putouts13 - vs. Illinois State (3/4/16)

Runners Caught Stealing2 - vs. Western Carolina (3/11/6)

2016 - FRESHMANAll-Big Ten Freshman Team selection…Indiana’s primary catcher appeared in 54 games, making 50 starts…Finished tied for third on the team with 51 hits, while also adding eight doubles (T-3rd), three home runs (T-5th) and 25 RBI (T-3rd)…Was second in the Big Ten catching 15 runners trying to steal and was third in fewest stolen bases allowed amongst starting catchers (T-3rd)…Opened his career with a 2-for-4 effort at Middle Tennessee (2/19), driving in a run…Hit his first career home run two games later against the Blue Raiders (2/20), a two-run shot…Went 4-for-5 in the win over Illinois State (3/4)…Followed that up with back-to-back two-hit games against Seton Hall (3/5) and Butler (3/6)…Strung together a 14-game hitting streak March 23 to April 17…In the win at Rutgers, went 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI…Went 2-for-3 with a home run in the Friday night win over Iowa (4/15)…Tallied a three-hit game at Michigan State (4/22)…Had another three-hit effort at Minnesota (5/6), where he drove in a career-high four runs.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for the 17U USA National Team … rated the No. 31 catcher nationally by Perfect Game for his class … was a 2015 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American … also named a California – All Region First Teamer by Perfect Game … batted. 340 his senior year at Agoura High School, earning All-State honors … in total was a three-year All-League selection and a two-time All-County selection. PERSONALSon of Ira and Lisa Fineman … has a brother, Matthew … born on November 17, 1996 … plans on majoring in Sports Marketing and Management at IU.

RYAN FINEMAN6-0 • 215 • CATCHER • SOPHOMOREWESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. • AGOURA 29

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2016 .268 54 50 190 27 51 8 0 3 25 68 .358 19 5 27 6 .342 5 3 0 1 359 38 4 .990TOTAL .268 54 50 190 27 51 8 0 3 25 68 .358 19 5 27 6 .342 5 3 0 1 359 38 4 .990



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched2.2 - at Indiana State (4/15/15)

Strikeouts5 - at Indiana State (4/15/15)

Batters Faced13 - at Indiana State (4/15/15)

Assists2 - vs. Louisville (3/24/15)

2016 - SOPHOMOREAppeared in five games, tossing 4.1 innings, striking out three…Tossed a strong inning of relief against Notre Dame, not allowing a baserunner on 13 pitches...Academic All-Big Ten Honoree.

2015 - FRESHMANMade 22 appearances, including first two of career at No. 18 Stanford, ranking fourth on the team in 2015…did not allow a run in 16 of 22 appearances…career-best 2.2 innings pitched and five strikeouts came at Indiana State (4/14)…earned first career win at Penn State after recording strikeout for final out of 11th inning with two runners on base…had four strikeouts vs. No. 12 Cal State Fullerton (3/14) and vs. No. 7 Louisville (3/24).

2014 - REDSHIRT YEARRedshirted.

HIGH SCHOOLA First Team All-North Suburban Conference and Chicago Sun Times second team all-area selection ... team captain totaled 133 strikeouts in 95 innings pitched and posted a 2.00 ERA, 1.29 WHIP and .210 average against during final two H.S. seasons ... set school record with 14 strikeouts in a game ... twice tied the previous record of 12 Ks as well ... ranked in Prep Baseball Report’s Top-8 LHPs in Illinois ... academically accumulated the Prairie State Academic Achievement Award, Illinois State Scholar and NSC All-Academic recognition ... also lettered in golf and basketball as an underclassman.

PERSONALThe son of Mike and Laura Foote ... born on September 29, 1994 ... has a sister, Ashley; and brother, Collin ... intends to major in Business/Finance as a direct admit into the Kelley School of Business.

AUSTIN FOOTE6-3 • 179 • LEFT HANDED PITCHER • JUNIORLAKE ZURICH, ILL. • LAKE ZURICH 33

CAREER STATSYEAR ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2015 4.58 1 1 22 0 0 0 3 0 17.2 19 10 9 10 26 4 0 3 89 .264 1 4 0 1 22016 10.38 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 4.1 10 10 5 2 3 5 0 2 27 .417 0 0 0 1 0TOTAL 5.73 1 1 27 0 0 0 3 0 22.0 29 20 14 12 29 9 0 5 116 .302 1 4 0 2 2



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHitsN/A

DoublesN/A

Home RunsN/A

RBIN/A

RunsN/A

WalksN/A

AssistsN/A

Putouts1 (2x) - last at Louisville (5/17/16)

Runners Caught StealingN/A

2016 – FRESHMANAppeared in three games in 2016, serving as a backup catcher...One of the team’s three winners of the Hoosier Award.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for John Cangelosi at Marist High School … team won 2015 regional championship … named to the 2015 Perfect Game All-Central Region Team … winner of the 2015 Do It Stevie’s Way Award … earned 2014 East Suburban Catholic Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors. PERSONALSon of Lee and Ann Hansen … has three sisters, Sara, Sandra and Katlyn … born on July 26, 1997 … two uncles and father were catchers and Purdue and his cousin was a middle infielder for the Boilermakers … plans on studying Sports Marketing and Management at IU.

ERIC HANSEN5-9 • 182 • CATCHER • SOPHOMOREHOMER GLEN, ILL. • MARIST 16




PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched1.0 (2x) - vs. Toledo (3/20/16)

Strikeouts1 (3x) - last vs. Cincinnati (3/29/16)

Batters Faced3 (4x) - last vs. Cincinnati (33/29/16)

AssistsN/A

2016 – FRESHMANAppeared in four games of relief…Allowed one hit in three innings of work, striking out three and walking two, while not allowing a run…Tossed an inning of perfect relief against Illinois State (3/4) and Toledo (3/20).

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for head coach Kyle Kraemer at Terre Haute South Vigo High School … was a four-year letterwinner in baseball … named a 2015 All-Wabash Valley selection and was also selected All-Conference Indiana … during senior season, went 6-2, striking out 50 batters in 42 innings, posting a 2.33 ERA and one save … team won the 2013 MIC Championship … also earned three letters in football and two in basketball … in 2015, was a First Team All-State selection at the quarterback position, leading his team to the 2015 Sectional and Conference Indiana football titles. PERSONALSon of Tim and Kathy Herrin … has three brothers, Carter, Trey and Christopher … born on October 8, 1996 … plans on majoring in Finance.

TIM HERRIN6-5 • 212 • LEFT HANDED PITCHER • SOPHOMORETERRE HAUTE, IND. • SOUTH VIGO 9

CAREER STATSYEAR ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2016 0.00 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 3.0 1 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 12 .100 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 5.73 1 1 27 0 0 0 3 0 22.0 29 20 14 12 29 9 0 5 116 .302 1 4 0 2 2



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched4.0 (2x) - last vs. Evansville (4/15/15)

Strikeouts7 - last vs. Eastern Michigan (3/10/15)

Batters Faced17 (2x) - last vs. Evansville (4/15/15)

Assists1 (3x) - last at Xavier (4/20/16)

Putouts1 (2x) - last vs. Cal State Fullerton (3/14/15)

2016 - SOPHOMOREMade eight relief appearances, posting a 2.08 ERA in 8.2 innings of work…Allowed an opponent batting average of just .138, giving up only four hits…Did not allow a hit in his first three relief appearances of the season…Tossed 1.1 innings of scoreless relief at Cal State Fullerton (2/26)…Struck out one in an inning of relief against Seton Hall (3/3)…Tossed a perfect two innings of relief at Michigan State (3/23).

2015 - FRESHMANPosted 3-1 record as a freshman, appearing in 11 games and starting three times for Indiana…Big Ten Freshman of the Week (3/16) after winning first career start vs. Eastern Michigan (4 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 7 K) and contributing 2.1 scoreless innings vs. No. 12 Cal State Fullerton (3/14) for second win…career highs of 4.0 IP, seven Ks, 17 batters faced vs. EMU…made debut at No. 18 Stanford (2/15).

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time First Team All-State honoree (2013-14) ... ranked as the 18th-best prospect in the state of Illinois (72nd overall) by Prep Baseball Report and the 9th-rated Illinois RHP ... tabbed a Top-1000 player nationally by Perfect Game ... three-time first team all-conference choice ... 2014 Perfect Game All-Central Region Hoorable Mention ... posted a 6-2 pitching mark with a 1.75 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 56 innings pitched as a junior ... also batted .446 with three homeruns and 28 RBI during 2013 campaign ... went 6-2 as a sophomore as well, recording a 1.74 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 52 innings ... has led Glenwood High to back-to-back conference and regional titles ... has also lettered in football and golf, earning all-conference honorable mention on the gridiron.

PERSONALThe son of Molly and Eric Hobbie ... has one sister, Megan ... born on January 10, 1996 ... majoring in biology.

BRIAN HOBBIE6-4 • 227 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • JUNIORSPRINGFIELD, ILL. • GLENWOOD 40

CAREER STATSYEAR ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA2015 6.27 3 1 11 3 0 0 2 0 18.2 17 15 13 6 19 1 0 1 89 .227 5 6 0 1 12016 2.08 0 0 8 0 0 0 1 0 8.2 4 2 2 5 3 1 0 0 35 .138 3 1 0 0 0TOTAL 4.94 3 1 19 3 0 0 3 0 27.1 21 17 15 11 22 2 0 1 124 .202 8 7 0 1 1



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits3 (5x) - last at Minnesota (5/8/16)

Doubles1 (3x) - last at Michigan State (4/24/16)

Home RunsN/A

RBI2- at Michigan State (4/24/16)

Runs2 (4x)- last at Minnesota (5/6/16)

Walks3 - at Toledo (3/20/16)

Stolen Bases2 - vs. Northwestern (4/29/16)

Assists1 (3x) - last vs. Illinois (5/14/16)

Putouts5 - vs. Illinois (5/15/16)

2016 – JUNIORLed the Hoosiers in stolen bases (14), which was tied for 14th in the Big Ten…Nine of those steals came in Conference games only, which ranked tied for second…Appeared in 50 games making 40 starts...Hit .281 on the year with three doubles, a triple and 10 RBI...Starting at the end of February, went through a stretch of 11 of 12 games in which he recorded a hit…Kicked that stretch off with a 2-for-4 effort in the series finale at Cal State Fullerton (2/28)…Went 3-for-5 against Illinois State (3/4), driving in a run and stealing a base…Tallied another three-hit effort in the first game of a doubleheader against Toledo (3/20)…Came off the bench and hit a clutch two-run double in the series clinching win at Michigan State (4/24)…Went 3-for-3 with two stolen bases in the back end of a double header against Northwestern (4/29)…Continued a stretch of three-straight games with multiple hits by going 2-for-4 the following day against the Wildcats (5/1) and 3-for-5 with two runs scored and a swipe at Minnesota (5/6)….In the series finale against the Golden Gophers (5/8), went 3-for-4 with a steal and a run scored…Continued his hot hitting with 2-for-4 efforts in back-to-back games against Kentucky (5/10) and Illinois (5/13).

2014 AND 2015 – FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE (IOWA WESTERN CC)Team won Junior College World Series Championship in 2014…MVP of the JUCO World Series…hit .428 and registered an OBP of .492, during sophomore season…led JUCO baseball with 10 triples in 2015…drafted in the 35th round by the Cincinnati Reds in the 2015 MLB Draft. HIGH SCHOOLAttended Greenwood Community High School, where he was ranked the 11th best player out of the state of Indiana by Perfect Game and the 114th-best outfielder nationally…drafted in the 15th round of the 2013 MLB Draft by the Cincinnati Reds. PERSONALSon of Jim Krupa and Vicki Anderson…has two brothers, Andrew and Jordan, and two sisters, Krys and Ava…born on Dec. 17, 1994…plans on studying Liberal Studies at IU.

ALEX KRUPA5-8 • 182 • OUTFIELDER • SENIORGREENWOOD, IND. • IOWA WESTERN C.C. 2




PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits2 - at Xavier (4/20/16)

Doubles1 (4x) - last at Minnesota (5/7/16)

Home RunsN/A

RBI1 (4x)- last vs. Iowa (4/15/16)

Runs1 (8x)- last at Minnesota (5/7/16)

Walks1 5x) - last at Louisville (5/17/16)

Stolen BasesN/A

AssistsN/A

Putouts8 - at Kentucky (3/31/15)

2016 - SOPHOMOREPlayed in 20 games, making one start…Was 7-for-22 (.318) with three doubles and two RBI…Came off the bench against Butler (3/23), doubling and driving in a run…Went 2-for-2 off the bench at Xavier (4/20), adding a double…Also doubled and scored a run in the win at Minnesota (3/7)…Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

2015 - FRESHMANAppeared in 12 games as a freshman, including three starts (2 at 1B & 1 at LF)…connected on first four career at bats, producing three singles, a double, two RBI and three runs…first career at bat vs. St. Joseph’s (3/7) produced game-winning RBI single as pinch-hitter in seventh inning…tallied another RBI single and first career run the next day vs. Ball State.

HIGH SCHOOL2014 Perfect Game California Region Honorable Mention ... as a senior, hit .269 (.342 OBP) with 28 hits, 16 RBI, eight runs and two home runs ... as a junior in 2014, hit .268, with 26 hits, nine RBI, four doubles and 12 runs scored.

PERSONALSon of Jenny and Mike Lowe ... has one sister, Emily ... born on May 11, 1996 ... majoring in business.

CHRIS LOWE6-2 • 197 • OUTFIELDER • JUNIORPOWAY, CALIF. • POWAY 26

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2015 .313 12 3 16 4 5 1 0 0 2 6 .375 3 0 3 0 .421 0 0 0 0 30 0 1 .9682016 .318 20 1 22 4 7 3 0 0 2 10 .455 2 1 7 0 .400 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 .800TOTAL .316 32 4 38 8 12 4 0 0 4 16 .421 5 1 10 0 .409 0 0 0 1 34 0 2 .944



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits3 (3x) - last at Minnesota (5/8/16)

Doubles1 (10x) - last vs. Illinois (5/15/16)

Home Runs1 - vs. Iowa (4/15/16)

RBI3 - vs. Iowa (4/15/16)

Runs2 (3x) - last vs. Iowa (4/15/16)

Walks2- vs. Western Carolina (3/11/16)

Stolen Bases2 - vs. Northwestern (5/1/16)

Assists4 (3x) - last vs. Illinois (5/13/16)

Putouts14 - vs. Indiana State (3/27/16)

2016 - FRESHMAN2016 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American…All-Big Ten Freshman Team selection…Finished second on IU in batting average (.284), hits (54), doubles (11), third in stolen bases (7) and sixth in RBI (23)…His .333 batting average in Big Ten games only in 2016 ranked 10th in the conference…Played in 53 games, making 51 starts, primarily at third base…Recorded hits in his first three games, including going 2-for-5 with a double and RBI at Middle Tennessee (2/20)…Went 3-for-4 and scored once against Seton Hall (3/3)…Tallied two-RBI in three consecutive games against Western Carolina (3/12), at Evansville (3/15) and against Toledo (3/18)…Doubled and drove in two runs at Cincinnati (4/6)…Went 3-for-4 with his first career home run, a double and three RBI in the win over Iowa (4/15)…Put together a 3-for-3 effort in the win at Minnesota (5/8)…Tallied two hits in each game of the Illinois series (5/13-15)…Went 2-for-5 and drove in a run in the Big Ten Tournament win over Nebraska (5/27).

HIGH SCHOOLFour-time All-State selection at Cowan High School … hit .516 with 14 home runs, 35 RBI, seven doubles and 14 stolen bases his senior season … rated the the No. 3 player in his class out of the state of Indiana by Perfect Game and the 114th-best player nationally… was a 2015 Perfect Game Second Team All-American and a Central Region First Teamer. PERSONALSon of Kip and Amy Miller … has two sisters, Kayleigh and Alaya, and one brother, Jon … born on July 17, 1996 … plans on majoring in Sports Management at IU.

LUKE MILLER6-3 • 184 • INFIELDER • SOPHOMOREMUNCIE, IND. • COWAN 8

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2016 .284 53 51 190 21 54 11 1 1 23 70 .368 16 6 37 4 .352 4 0 7 12 65 51 9 .928TOTAL .284 53 51 190 21 54 11 1 1 23 70 .368 16 6 37 4 .352 4 0 7 12 65 51 9 .928



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched5.0 - vs. Toledo (3/20/16)

Strikeouts5 - vs. Cincinnati (3/29/16)

Batters Faced18 (2x) - last vs. Cincinnati (3/29/16)

Assists1 (2x) - last vs. Notre Dame (4/26/16)

Putouts2 - vs. Cincinnati (3/29/16)

2016 – FRESHMANAppeared in 14 games, making two starts on the mound during rookie campaign … Posted a 4-1 record to go along with a 3.38 ERA, allowing 24 hits in 26.2 innings, striking out 27 and walking 12 … In first career start against Toledo (3/20), hurled five innings of shutout ball with three strikeouts and no walks while allowing two hits to pick up the win … Struck out five while allowing no earned runs in four innings of relief against Cincinnati (3/29) … Tossed an inning of relief at Rutgers (4/2) to pick up victory No. 2…At Cincinnati (4/6), struck out three in two innings of relief, earning the win … Also tallied a victory in relief against Purdue (4/10).

HIGH SCHOOLPerfect Game Honorable Mention All-American honoree, while also garnering Second-Team Central All-Region laurels by Perfect Game … the three-time letterman helped Roncalli High School finish as the state runner-up in 2012.

PERSONALSon of Tony and Angela Milto … has one brother, Anthony and a sister, Sophia … born on March 6, 1996 … intends to major in Biology at IU.

PAULY MILTO6-3 • 240 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • SOPHOMOREGREENWOOD, IND. • RONCALLI 15




PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched3.0 - vs. Seton Hall (3/3/16)

Strikeouts5 - vs. Seton Hall (3/3/16)

Batters Faced13 - vs. Seton Hall (3/3/16)

Assists1 (4x) - last vs. Kentucky (5/10/16)

PutoutsN/A

2016 – SOPHOMOREMade 21 appearances out the bullpen for the Hoosiers, throwing 23.2 innings, allowing 20 hits while striking out 32 and walking eight…His 21 appearances ranked third on the team…Struck out a season-high five batters against Seton Hall (3/3)…Struck out four and didn’t allow a hit in two innings of work at Evansville (3/15)…Spun a perfect 1.1 innings of relief against Purdue (4/9), striking out two…Turned in a dominant relief appearance at Minnesota (5/8), striking out four in a perfect 1.2 innings out of the bullpen…Struck out two in 1.1 frames of relief at Nebraska (5/21).

2015 – FRESHMAN (SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE): Made 17 appearances, tossing 20.1 innings, striking out 25 batters while just walking three … opponents hit .171 off him while posting a 2.21 ERA. HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for David Bahr at Lake Country Lutheran High School … as a senior, posted a 13-0 record with a 0.72 ERA with 132 strikeouts in 67.2 innings of work … earned Conference and District Player of the Year honors as a senior and was a Second Team All-State selection … team won conference championships all four years he played and were state champs as a senior, posting a 32-0 record. PERSONALSon of Brad and Tracie Sabol … has a sister, Sammie … born on Feb. 23, 1996 … plans on majoring in Finance at IU.

B.J. SABOL6-1 • 195 • LEFT HANDED PITCHER • JUNIORHARTLAND, WISC. • SAN JOUQUIN DELTA 12




PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits3 (10x) - last vs. Nebraska (5/26/16)

Doubles2 - at Michigan State (4/24/16)

Home Runs2 - vs. Indiana State (3/27/16)

RBI4 (2x) - last vs. Iowa (5/22/16)

Runs3 - at Middle Tennessee (2/19/16)

Walks2 (10x)- vs. Northwestern (5/1/16)

Stolen Bases1 (4x) - vs. Eastern Michigan (3/10/16)

Assists1 (8x) - last vs. Maryland (5/27/16)

Putouts5 (8x) - last vs. Northwestern (4/29/16)

2016 - SOPHOMORENamed 2016 Team MVP…Played and started in 44 games….Led IU in slugging percentage (.466), on base percentage (.377) and home runs (8)…Ranked ninth in the Big Ten in home runs…In conference games only, was tied for fifth in home runs (4), tied for ninth in walks (14) and 11th in RBI (16)…Tallied six-multi RBI games…Opened the season with a 3-for-4 effort with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored at Middle Tennessee (2/19)…Two games later, added another 3-for-4 outing with a round tripper against the Blue Raiders (2/20)…After missing three weeks due to injury, went 2-for-3 with two homers, three RBI and two runs scored against Indiana State (3/27)…Was 2-for-4 with a home run, double and three RBI at Rutgers (4/2)…After collecting three hits in the first game against Purdue (4/8), led the Hoosiers to a comeback victory over the Boilermakers (4/10), going 3-for-5 with a homer and triple to complete the sweep…Belted his eighth home run of the season against Illinois (5/14).

2015 - FRESHMANAll-Big Ten Freshman Team selection…Four-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (3/2, 3/9, 4/14, 5/18), the most honors by any Big Ten freshman and tied for most weekly conference recognitions in the league…tied for team lead with 15 doubles, second with six home runs, third with 93 total bases and fourth with 36 runs batted in…three of six home runs came in six game stretch (5/14-5/22), including two grand slams…first career grand slam came in finale vs. Ohio State (also hit game-tying solo HR in eighth inning of series opener)…registered grand slam in Big Ten Tournament win vs. Iowa (5/22)…tied for second for IU with nine multi-RBI games…longest hit streak was eight games (2/21-3/8)…registered 14 multi-hit games, including four with career-high three hits…one of four Hoosiers to start all 59 games (51 at LF, 6 at RF & 2 at CF)…led IU with five hits, three doubles, three RBI and eight total bases in weekend sweep of Rutgers, while hitting game-winning RBI single in ninth inning of 4-3 win on 4/10…three hits in win at Kentucky (3/31), including two-run HR in ninth…notched pair of hits in career debut at No. 18 Stanford (2/13)…first home run vs. Villanova (3/6).

HIGH SCHOOLNamed Indiana Mr. Baseball in 2014, given to the top high school player in the state ... earned All-State honors after hitting .365 with 11 home runs, 30 RBI and a .514 on-base percentage ... also named the Journal & Courier Big School Player of the Year ... selected by the San Diego Padres in the 31st round of the MLB amateur draft ... ranked as the 3rd-best prospect in the state of Indiana (39th overall) by Prep Baseball Report and the top-rated Indiana outfielder... tabbed at #387 in Perfect Game’s top players nationally ... All-Indiana honorable mention ... did not commit an error the entire 2012 season, posting a 1.000 fielding percentage ... named Hoosier Crossroads All-Conference ... member of East Coast Team in Syracuse, N.Y. and Prep Baseball Report’s Team Indiana.

PERSONALThe son of Valerie and Shawn Sowers ... has two sisters, Madison and Adrienne ... born on January 11, 1996 ... majoring in recreational sport management.

LOGAN SOWERS6-5 • 220 • OUTFIELDER • JUNIORLAFAYETTE, IND. • McCUTCHEON 51

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2015 .257 59 59 218 34 56 15 2 6 36 93 .427 21 3 67 7 .329 1 0 4 5 86 5 2 .9782016 .273 44 44 161 29 44 5 1 8 24 75 .466 22 6 36 3 .377 2 0 0 0 90 3 1 .989TOTAL .264 103 103 379 63 100 20 3 14 60 168 .443 43 9 103 10 .350 3 0 4 5 176 8 3 .984



PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched4.0 (2x) - last vs. Notre Dame (4/26/16)

Strikeouts4 - vs. Seton Hall (3/3/16)

Batters Faced17 - vs. Notre Dame (4/26/16)

Assists1 (2x) - last vs. Ball State (4/13/16)

Putouts1- vs. Seton Hall (3/3/16)

2016 - JUNIORAppeared in 14 games, making five starts in midweek games…Struck out 17 in 30 innings of work, walking just five...In his first career start as a Hoosier against Seton Hall (3/3), struck out four in three innings, allowing one run…Had another solid start at Evansville (3/15), allowing, one run in three innings, punching out two…Picked up his first career victory at Xavier (4/20), tossing four innings of shutout ball…Was strong in relief against Kentucky (5/10), striking out three and not allowing a base runner in 2.2 innings…Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors.

2015 - SOPHOMORESat out of baseball due to recovery from surgery.

2014 - REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (VANDERBILT) Missed season due to injury.

2013 - FRESHMAN (VANDERBILT) Redshirted.

HIGH SCHOOLIndianapolis Star Athlete of the Year and First Team All-State performer in 2012, Three-time County Player of the Year and three-time All-Conference pick... Honorable mention All-State football player in 2010... Holds the Triton Central HS record for RBI (107) and career batting average (.459)... Team was four-time county and conference champs, sectional champs in 2012... Football team won secion in 2011 and basketball team in 2012... Lettered four years in baseball, three in football and two in hoops, captained the football team for three seasons.

PERSONAL Luke Andrew Stephenson... Born 2/28/94 in Greeneville, S.C.... Son of Mark and Cindy Stephenson... Has one sister, Natalie.

LUKE STEPHENSON6-2 • 195 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • SENIORINDIANAPOLIS, IND. • VANDERBILT 43




PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSInnings Pitched4.2 - vs. Western Carolina (3/12/16)

Strikeouts5 - vs. Ball State (4/13/16)

Batters Faced17 - vs. Western Carolina (3/12/16)

Assists1 (7x) - last vs. Maryland (5/25/16)

Putouts3 - vs. Western Carolina (3/12/16)

2016 - FRESHMANWent 1-1 with a 2.47 ERA in 18 appearances and four starts during rookie campaign…Struck out 30 and walked just five in 40 innings of work…Tossed a scoreless inning of relief at Cal State Fullerton (2/28)…In his first career start against Butler, picked up the win after tossing four innings of one-hit ball while striking out three...In a relief outing against Ball State (4/13), struck out five and allowed just one hit in three innings…Followed that up with a perfect two innings out of the bullpen against Iowa (4/17) and another perfect inning at Xavier (4/20)…Was solid in his start at Louisville (5/17), going 3.2 innings and striking out two.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Jake Friess at Cedarburg High School … was a First Team All-State pitcher during his senior season … posted a 7-1 record with a 1.90 ERA during his senior year and an 8-1 record with a 1.20 ERA as a junior … also a successful football player at Cedarburg, earning First Team All-State honors as a defensive back and wide receiver during senior campaign … also named the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Football State Player of the Year. PERSONALSon of Kim and John Stiever … has a brother, Justin, and two sisters, Josee and Jackee … born on May 12, 1997 … plans on majoring in Finance at IU.

JONATHAN STIEVER6-1 • 188 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • SOPHOMORECEDARBURG, WISC. • CEDARBURG 34




PLAYERS & STAFF

CAREER HIGHSHits2 (2x) - last vs. Butler (5/23/16)

Doubles1 (5x) - last vs. Maryland (5/25/16)

Home RunsN/A

RBI3 - vs. Ball State (3/8/15)

Runs2 (2x) - last vs. Butler (3/23/16)

Walks1 (6x) - last vs. Nebraska (5/26/16)

Stolen Bases1 - at Illinois (4/17/15)

Assists7 - vs. Illinois (5/15/16)

Putouts5 - vs. Maryland (5/27/16)

2016 - SOPHOMOREOne of three winners of the program’s Hoosier Award...Appeared in 29 games, making 13 starts…Tallied 10 hits on the year, including three doubles, while driving in five runs...Was perfect in the field, converting on 62 of 62 chances, primarily at second base…Doubled, drove in a run and scored twice against Western Carolina (3/12)…Drove in two runs and doubled at Evansville (3/15)…Went 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs scored against Butler (3/23)…Had an RBI double and scored in the Big Ten Tournament against Maryland (5/25)...Academic All-Big Ten honoree.

2015 - FRESHMANAppeared in 11 games, starting eight times (all at 2B)…recorded .333 batting average, eight hits, two doubles, a triple and six RBI…made first three career starts in weekend sweep of Rutgers, leading IU for the week with a .400 batting average, tallying four hits, two doubles, three RBI and six total bases…first career at bat was a 3-RBI triple in eighth inning vs. Ball State to give IU a 15-0 lead in 16-1 win…led team in RBI and scored first run.

2014 - REDSHIRT YEARRedshirted.

HIGH SCHOOLFirst Team All-Conference Indiana and two-time first team all-area choice ... named the 2013 Herald-Times Player of the Year, an Indiana North/South All-Star and All-Indiana honorable mention ... earned Academic All-Indiana honors ... batted .459 with five homeruns, 30 RBI and 32 runs as senior ... also posted a 6-0 pitching record with 1.89 ERA ... set school record for single-season fielding percentage by a shortstop (.967) during junior campaign ... led Bloomington North to school’s first ever Conference Indiana title, school-record 21 consecutive wins and school-record 26 season victories in 2013, capping off a run of three straight sectional championships.

PERSONALThe son of Gary and Kris Stratten ... born on September 16, 1994 ... has a sister, Kaity ... intends to major in Business Management.

COLBY STRATTEN6-1 • 165 • INFIELDER • JUNIORBLOOMINGTON, IND. • BLOOMINGTON NORTH 36

CAREER STATSYEAR AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2015 .333 11 8 24 2 8 2 1 0 6 12 .500 1 3 5 0 .429 0 0 1 1 2 19 0 1.0002016 .200 29 13 50 10 10 3 0 0 5 13 .260 5 2 15 1 .298 0 0 0 0 26 36 0 1.000TOTAL .243 40 21 74 12 18 5 1 0 11 25 .338 6 5 20 1 .341 0 0 1 1 28 55 0 1.000



PLAYERS & STAFF

HIGH SCHOOL2016 All-State selection at Peru High School....Four-time All-Conference honoree...Two-time County Player of the Year...Rated the No. 7 overall prospect in Indiana by PBR...Posted a 5-1 record his senior year, allowing 18 hits in 44.1 innings, while striking out 95 and walking just 13....Was 16-6 in his four-year career, posting a 2.55 ERA and 244 strikeouts in 159.1 innings...Was also a career .389 hitter, with 21 home runs and 94 RBI.

PERSONALThe son of Jody and Robin Beauchamp ... born on March 13, 1998 ... intends to major in sport management and marketing.

CAMERON BEAUCHAMP6-2 • 205 • LEFT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANPERU, IND. • PERU 44

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Scott Henson at Hamilton Southeastern High School, where he was a three-year letterwinner...2016 All-State Selection...Two-time All-Conference honoree...Team won the 2015 Sectional Championship...Rated the No. 6 prospect out of Indiana by PBR and No. 288 nationally by PerfectGame...Hit .344 his senior year, with five home runs, eight doubles and 30 RBI...Was a career .330 hitter, with nine home runs, 19 doubles and 63 RBI...Stole 22 career bases...Also was a letterwinner in soccer.

PERSONALThe son of Mark and Lisa Gorski ... born on December 22, 1997 ... has a brother, Steven, and a sister, Kristen ... intends to major in Accounting or Finance.

MATT GORSKI6-4 • 195 • INFIELDER • FRESHMANFISHERS, IND. • HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN 7

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for head coach Brian Hurry at Mount Carmel High School, where he was a three-year letterwinner…Rated the No. 1 defensive shortstop out of Illinois and No. 11 prospect out of the state by PBR…Also tabbed the No. 369 prospect nationally by PerfectGame…Was a career .363 hitter with a .450 on base percentage…Team posted a 27-11 record his senior year, winning the regional title…Also lettered in football.

PERSONALThe son of Jerry and Myrtle Houston…Born on Feb. 14, 1988…Has a two brothers, Joshua and Jerry…Is undecided on major.

JEREMY HOUSTON5-8 • 175 • INFIELDER • FRESHMANCHICAGO, ILL. • MOUNT CARMEL 1



PLAYERS & STAFF

2016 – SOPHOMORE (WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE)Appeared in 16 games, making two starts…Led the team in wins, posting a 13-1 record, while also posting a team-best 1.72 ERA…Also posted 76 strikeouts in 72.1 innings, earning NJCAA Division I All-Region Team honors…Team posted a 47-13 record, winning the Region Championship. 2015 – REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (EVANSVILLE)Sat out after recovering from Tommy John Surgery. 2014 – FRESHMAN (EVANSVILLE)Made four appearances on the mound, including one start before suffering a season-ending injury…Made his collegiate debut at Mercer (2/21), allowing just one hit and notching three strikeouts in 1.1 scoreless innings of relief…Came out of the bullpen to toss a season-high 2.0 innings, allowing no runs and just one hit vs. Bowling Green (3/12)…Made his first start vs. UT Martin (3/18), allowing four runs on four hits in 1.0 inning.

HIGH SCHOOLNative of Evansville, Ind., played summer ball for the Indiana Prospects for head coach Buddy Swift...Named the MVP of the 2013 Metro East Tournament of Champions...Posted a 6-1 record and 3.27 ERA in 52.1 innings pitched, notching 49 strikeouts around just 14 walks...Tossed a complete-game, two-hit shutout, while striking out 12 in his final season of summer ball. PERSONALSon of Chris and Terri Kelley…Has a brother, Austin, and a sister, Alyssa…Plans on majoring in Sport Management at IU.

BRANDON KELLEY6-3 • 200 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • JUNIOREVANSVILLE, IND. • WABASH VALLEY C.C. 35

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for head coach Terry Gobert at Jasper High School…Four-year letterwinner…Two-time All-State selection in 2015 and 2016…Team was state runner-ups in 2013 and 2015…Owns the program record for most career wins with 29…During his senior year, posted a 12-0 record with a 0.67 ERA…Also was a .466 hitter with five home runs and 37 RBI…Lettered for three years in football as well, where he was an All-State kicker.

PERSONALThe son of Blake and Melanie Krueger…Has a sister, Kara…Born on Nov. 2, 1997…Plans to major in Exercise Science at IU.

CAL KRUEGER6-0 • 185 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANJASPER, IND. • JASPER 13



PLAYERS & STAFF

2016 – SOPHOMORE (LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE)Tossed three complete games and posted a 5-1 record to go along with a 1.77 ERA…Allowed 48 hits in 55.2 innings, striking out 30 and walking 12…Also had 46 at-bats, posting a .413 batting average with two home runs, two triples, two doubles and 19 RBI. 2015 – FRESHMAN (LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE)Earned All-American honors…Team won the NWAC Baseball Championship…Made 12 starts, posting an 8-0 record, including three shutouts…Allowed 55 hits in 75.0 innings, striking out 45 while walking eight and posting a 0.84 ERA. HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Mark Zender at Kentwood High School…Team won the 2012 state championship and finished third in 2013…Was a Senior All-Star Team selection…Set the school record for career ERA and record…Also played club ball for the Taylor Baseball Club. PERSONALIs the son of Chris and Stephanie Kryzsko…Has a sister, Tori…Born on August 3, 1996…Plans on majoring in Biochemistry at IU.

KADE KRYZSKO6-2 • 185 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • JUNIORKENT, WASH. • LOWER COLUMBIA COLLEGE 6

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time Morris Herald-News Player of the Year in 2015 and 2016…Two-time All-State selection…Went 18-0 in his career…In 2016, was 9-0 with a 1.22 ERA, allowing 33 hits in 63 innings…Struck out 98…Finished the 2015 season with a 9-0 record to go with a 1.07 ERA…In 65 innings, he struck out 108 batters against just 13 walks while allowing only 33 hits…Finished the year with a streak of 40 consecutive scoreless innings.

PERSONALIs the son of Don Taylor…Has a sister, Leah…Born on Sept. 11, 1997…Plans on majoring in Finance at IU.

BRAD LITTLETON6-1 • 190 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANCOAL CITY, ILL. • COAL CITY 19

2016 – REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (IOWA WESTERN C.C.)First Team All-Region selection as a pitcher and infielder in 2016…Hit .371 with nine home runs, 59 RBI, 60 runs scored and seven stolen bases…As a pitcher, was 7-0 with a 2.78 ERA…Struck out 58 in 55 innings…Team finished fourth in the national tournament and went 52-15 overall. 2015 – FRESHMAN (IOWA WESTERN C.C.)Did not see any game action. HIGH SCHOOLHit .409 with seven home runs and 42 RBI in 2013 during his senior year of high school…Was named the Midget AAA Player of the Year…Has had playing experience with Team Canada, where his squad won the Bronze Medal at the 2014 Pan Am Games in Mexico…Has also played travel baseball for the Okotoks Dawgs. PERSONALIs the son of Steve and Leslie Lloyd…Has a sister, Rebecca…Born on March 17, 1996…Plans on majoring in Sport Management and Marketing at IU.

MATT LLOYD6-1 • 195 • INFIELDER • SOPHOMOREOKOTOKS, ALBERTA, CANADA • IOWA WESTERN C.C. 14



PLAYERS & STAFF

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Patrick Block and Paul Mazzuca at Stevenson High School…Named a 2015 and 2016 All-Conference honoree…Was selected to play in the Illinois High School All-Star Game his senior season, where he went 2-for-2 with a home run and triple…Winner of the 2016 Big Gun Award…Team won the 2016 conference title and a regional and sectional championship in 2015…Hit .367 his senior year with five home runs, seven doubles and four triples…Additionally was a 2015 and 2016 Academic All-Conference honoree…Also lettered in football.

PERSONALIs the son of Keith and Barb Loeffler…Has a sister, Megan…Born on June 28, 1998…Plans to major in Finance at IU.

PAT LOEFFLER6-1 • 195 • INFIELDER • FRESHMANVERNON HILLS, ILL.. • STEVENSON 28

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year letterwinner in baseball and three-year letterwinner in basketball at Munster...Finished senior season with 0.76 ERA in 64.1 innings...Struck out 106 batters and threw five complete games in final season...Named 2016 Chicago Post-Tribune Player of the Year...Three-time first-team all-conference honoree...Led Munster to two sectional championships...Recorded 6-1 record with 1.56 ERA and 57 strikeouts junior year...Went 7-1 with 0.48 ERA and 54 strikeouts during sophomore season.

PERSONALParents are Kelly and Perry...Has one brother, Garrett...Intends to major in Business.

CONNOR MANOUS5-11 • 180 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANMUNSTER, IND. • MIAMI 27

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed at Westminster Academy for Rich VanGilst…2016 Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Missouri…2016 Louisville Slugger High School All-American…2016 Missouri Class 4 First Team All-State selection…2016 St. Louis Post Dispatch State Player of the Year…During his senior season at Westminster, hit .414 with 11 home runs (ties school record), 43 RBI and an .820 slugging percentage…Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Perfect Game WWBA World Championship in 2015 …Hit .325 with 13 doubles, three triples, three home runs and 26 RBI at Westminster during his junior season…Team won the 2013 and 2014 state title…Played for Elite Baseball Training in the summer for Rich Ruffolo.

PERSONALIs the son of Mike and Kristin Matheny…Father, Mike, is a former MLB catcher and the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals…Has three brothers, Tate, Luke and Blaise, and a sister, Katie…Born on Dec. 19, 1997…Undecided on major. Kristen ... intends to major in Accounting or Finance.

JAKE MATHENY6-2 • 185 • CATCHER • FRESHMANST LOUIS, MO. • WESTMINSTER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 21



PLAYERS & STAFF

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Mike Rooney at Don Bosco Prep…Team won the 2016 New Jersey state championship and went 29-1 in 2015, ranking as the No. 8 team in country…Posted a 4-0 record in 2015...All-County selection…Also played travel ball for Indiana Prospects, coached by Shane Stout, and Wladyka Baseball, coached by Jim Wladyka…Three-year letterwinner in baseball and basketball…Won the Ironman Award at Don Bosco Prep, given to the student-athlete who shows excellence in academics and in two sports athletically.

PERSONALIs the son of Anthony and Elizabeth Petrosino…Has two brothers, Peter and Anthony…Born on Nov. 1, 1997…Plans on majoring in Economics at IU.

MATT PETROSINO6-1 • 180 • LEFT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANOAKLAND, N.J. • DON BOSCO PREP 24

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Richard Winzenread at Lawrence North High School…Went 7-1 his senior season, posting a 1.35 ERA…All-State and All-County selection…Allowed 42 hits in 52 innings with a .209 opposing batting average…In 2015, led team in saves, innings pitched, stolen bases and triples...Played travel ball for the Pony Express, coached by Jon Richardson…Pitched down in Georgia for the Pony Express and beat the then ranked number one team in the nation, the Orlando Scorpions.

PERSONALIs the son of Jason and Cherish Reed…Has a brother, Jalyn…Was born on Aug. 10, 1998…Plans on majoring in Sports Marketing and Management.

JUSTIN REED6-1 • 185 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANLAWRENCE, IND. • LAWRENCE NORTH 45

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed at Heritage High School for head coach Dean Lehrman…Two-time All-State honoree in 2015 and 2016…First Team All-Conference selection all four years of high school…Owned a 26-7 career record, a 1.67 ERA and 429 strikeouts (school record) in 218.1 innings…In 2016, struck out 87 in 45.2 innings, posting a 2.15 ERA…Went 10-1 during the 2015 season, posting an ERA of 1.07…Struck out 138 batters in just 65.2 innings of work while allowing only 23 hits…Drove in 36 runs during his junior season as well, hitting at a .378 clip…Played travel ball for the Indiana Outlaws, coached by Jay Hundley.

PERSONALIs the son of Doug and Heidi Saalfrank…Has a sister, Abby…Born on Aug. 18, 1997…Plans on majoring in Sports Marketing and Management at IU.

ANDREW SAALFRANK6-3 • 205 • LEFT HANDED PITCHER • FRESHMANHOAGLAND, IND. • HERITAGE 23

2016 – FRESHMAN (VIRGINIA)Did not see any action. HIGH SCHOOLPlayed for Jared Moore at Zionsville High School…Two-time All-Hoosier Heritage Conference honoree…Four-time Scholar-Athlete…Named team captain his senior season in 2015…Team earned conference and regional championships in 2012…Played travel team baseball with Gravel Baseball.

PERSONALIs the son of Brian and Leslie Sloan…Has a sister, Megan, and brother, Ben…Father played basketball at Indiana (1986-89), while grandfather Jerry Sloan played basketball at Evansville and coached in the NBA with Chicago Bulls and Utah Jazz.

GRANT SLOAN6-4 • 190 • RIGHT HANDED PITCHER • SOPHOMOREZIONSVILLE, IND. • VIRGINIA 42



2016 SEASON STATISTICS



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2016 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS



2016 OFFENSE GAME-BY-GAME



2016 PITCHING GAME-BY-GAME



2016 TEAM GAME-HIGHS



2016 INDIVIDUAL GAME-HIGHS



HONORS & AWARDSALL-AMERICANS1949 Don Ritter, 1B, 1st Team1962 Eddie LaDuke, 2B, 2nd Team1966 Jim DeNeff, SS, 2nd Team1974 Ken St. Pierre, C, 1st Team1992 Mike Smith, SS, 1st Team2002 Vasili Spanos, 3B, 3rd Team2008 Josh Phegley, C, 2nd Team2009 Eric Arnett, P, 1st Team Josh Phegley, C, 3rd Team2010 Alex Dickerson, OF, 1st Team2011 Alex Dickerson, DH, 1st Team2013 Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 2nd Team Aaron Slegers, SP, 3rd Team2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 1st Team Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team Joey DeNato, SP, 2nd Team Sam Travis, 1B, 2nd Team

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS1984 Brian Trant, OF, 2nd Team1998 Dan Haegele, 2B, Honor. Mention2008 Jerrud Sabourin, 1B, 2nd Team2009 Alex Dickerson, DH, 1st Team2010 Micah Johnson, 3B2011 Dustin DeMuth, 3B Joey DeNato, SP2012 Kyle Schwarber, C Sam Travis, 1B2013 Scott Effross, RP2016 Luke Miller, 3B

DISTRICT PLAYER OF THE YEAR2004 Seth Bynum, SS2010 Alex Dickerson, OF2013 Kyle Schwarber, C

ALL-MIDEAST REGION1988 Mickey Morandini, SS, 1st Team1992 Mike Smith, SS, 1st Team1993 Bob Scafa, P, 2nd Team2002 Vasili Spanos, 3B, 1st Team Kennard Jones, CF, 2nd Team2003 Vasili Spanos, 3B, 3rd Team2004 Seth Bynum, SS, 2nd Team2005 Jay Brant, LF, 2nd Team2006 Keith Haas, 2B, 2nd Team2008 Josh Phegley, C, 1st Team Matt Bashore, P, 2nd Team2009 Eric Arnett, P, 1st Team Josh Phegley, C, 1st Team Alex Dickerson, DH, 3rd Team2010 Alex Dickerson, OF, 1st Team Josh Lyon, DH, 2nd Team Jerrud Sabourin, 1B, 2nd Team2011 Alex Dickerson, DH, 1st Team2013 Scott Donley, DH, 1st Team Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team Aaron Slegers, SP, 1st Team Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 2nd Team2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 1st Team Joey DeNato, SP, 1st Team Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team Sam Travis, 1B, 1st Team

2015 Scott Donley, 1st Team2016 Kyle Hart, 2nd Team

IU MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR1992 Mike Smith2010 Alex Dickerson (co)

SPORTING NEWS PLAYER OF THE YEAR1992 Mike Smith, SS

NCAA TRIPLE CROWN WINNER1992 Mike Smith

OLYMPIANS1988 Mickey Morandini (USA)2004 Vasili Spanos (Greece)

NCAA APPEARANCES1949, 1996, 2009, 2013, 2014,2015

NCAA SUPER REGIONAL APPEARANCES2013

NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIESAPPERANCES2013

BIG TEN TOURNEY APPEARANCES1991, 1993, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM1949 Don Ritter, 1B1950 Willard Litz, 2B1951 Gene Ring, SS1953 Paul Underwood, RF1954 Bob Robertson, RF1958 Robert Lawrence, 1B1959 James Howe, RF1960 Paul Michaels, P1961 Eddie LaDuke, 2B1962 Eddie LaDuke, 2B1966 Jack Campbell, 1B1967 Jim Lee, RF1969 Bruce Miller, SS Mike Baughman, LF1973 Barry Burnett, 1B1974 Randy Miller, 2B Dale Thake, SS Ken St. Pierre, C1975 Dave Wilson, OF1976 Terry Jones, OF Mark Laesch, OF Scott Weincer, DH1977 Scott Weincer, DH1978 Scott Weincer, DH Bob Johnson, 2B1979 Bob Johnson, 3B Larry Blackwell, DH1981 Bob Waite, OF1984 Dan Winters, C1985 Bill Mueller, DH

1986 Mickey Morandini, 3B-SS1987 Mickey Morandini, SS1988 Mickey Morandini, SS1989 Bill Jordan, DH1990 Phil Dauphin, OF1991 Mike Smith, SS1992 Mike Smith, SS Kevin Orie, DH Marty Wolfe, OF1993 Bob Scafa, P1996 Matt Braughler, C Dan Ferrell, P Kevin Zaleski, P1999 Doug DeVore, OF2002 Vasili Spanos, 3B Kennard Jones, OF2003 Vasili Spanos, 3B2004 Seth Bynum, SS2008 Matt Bashore, P Andrew Means, OF Josh Phegley, C2009 Eric Arnett, P Josh Phegley, C Kipp Schutz, OF2010 Alex Dickerson, OF Josh Lyon, DH2011 Alex Dickerson, DH Joey DeNato, SP2012 Jonny Hoffman, RP2013 Scott Donley, DH Kyle Schwarber, C Aaron Slegers, SP Dustin DeMuth, 3B2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B Joey DeNato, SP Scott Donley, DH Luke Harrison, RP Brad Hartong, OF Christian Morris, SP Kyle Schwarber, C Sam Travis, 1B2016 Kyle Hart, LHP

BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR1992 Mike Smith, SS2002 Kennard Jones, CF2010 Alex Dickerson, OF2014 Sam Travis, 1B

BIG TEN PITCHER OF THE YEAR2009 Eric Arnett2013 Aaron Slegers2014 Joey DeNato

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THEYEAR2009 Alex Dickerson, DH2012 Sam Travis, 1B



HONORS & AWARDSALL-BIG TEN TOURNAMENT1991 Jason Cotton, 3B1996 Matt Braughler, C Mike Crotty, 3B Ryan Dillon, RF Dan Ferrell, P Mike Spisak, LF2002 Eric Blakeley, SS2003 Josh Lewis, P2008 Tyler Cox, SS Michael Earley, DH Chris Hervey, OF Jerrud Sabourin, 1B2009 Eric Arnett, P Matt Bashore, P Alex Dickerson, DH Jake Dunning, SS Vince Gonzalez, 3B Kipp Schutz, OF2010 Alex Dickerson, OF2012 Jonny Hoffman, RP Micah Johnson, 2B Will Nolden, OF2013 Will Coursen-Carr, P Dustin DeMuth, 3B Kyle Schwarber, C Aaron Slegers, P Casey Smith, OF Sam Travis, 1B2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B Scott Donley, DH Christian Morris, P Casey Rodrigue, 2B Kyle Schwarber, OF2015 Craig Dedelow, OF Brad Hartong, C Nick Ramos, 2B

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT MVP1996 Dan Ferrell, P2009 Matt Bashore, P2013 Sam Travis, 1B2014 Kyle Schwarber, OF

BIG TEN TRIPLE CROWN WINNER2010 Alex Dickerson, OF

BIG TEN BATTING CHAMP1989 William Jordan1991 Mike Smith1992 Mike Smith1996 Matt Braughler2002 Kennard Jones2003 Vasili Spanos2010 Alex Dickerson2014 Dustin DeMuth

BIG TEN ERA KING1990 Craig Williams

BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR1991 Bob Morgan1993 Bob Morgan2013 Tracy Smith2014 Tracy Smith

BIG TEN REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS1925, 1932, 1938 (co), 1949 (co), 2013, 2014

BIG TEN TOURNAMENTCHAMPS1996, 2009, 2013, 2014

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN1988 Joe Hillman2004 Ryan Parker, Second Team2005 Ryan Parker, First Team2006 Clint Crosier, Second Team

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN1980 Jim Caplis1981 Tony Nelson1982 Tony Nelson1983 Tony Nelson1987 Joe Hillman1988 Joe Hillman, Tim Dembinski, Jeff Stout1989 Brian Money, Todd Parola1990 Brian Money, Brad Skiff, Rich Vozel1991 Nate Lewis, Brian Money, Rich Vozel, Teague Weybright1992 Nate Lewis, Scott Sembower, Rich Vozel1993 Nate Lewis, Danny Garness, David Mabr, Marc Roberts, Scott Sellers, Eric Simon, Scott Snapp, Jason Tetlow1994 Danny Garness, Kyle Kramer, David Mabry, Marc Roberts, Scott Sellers1995 Dan Ferrell, Ryan Frantz, Kyle Kramer, Brett Lewis, Scott Mudd1996 Mike Crotty, Dan Ferrell, Ryan Frantz, Kyle Kramer, Brett Lewis, Greg Schabel, Mike Spisak, Josh Zahller1997 Ryan Frantz, Brian Harris, Chris Holick, Sam Incandela, Brett Lewis, Matt Moser, Mike Spisak, Micah Nori, Greg Schabel1998 Fred Graf, Sam Incandela, Matt Moser1999 Fred Graf, Dan Haegele, Sam Incandela, Zach Otte, Ryan Schade2000 John Bestler, Eric Blakeley, Fred Graf, Dan Haegele, Gibran Hamdan, Quinn Moore, Zach Otte, Matt Rice, Joe Sadler, Vince Volpe, Michael Woodside2001 Eric Blakeley, Jacob Cary, Brad DeStefano, Dan Haegele, Quinn Moore, Zach Otte, Matt Rice, Joe Sadler, Michael Woodside2002 Jacob Cary, Brad DeStefano, Kenny Marrs2003 Mark Calkins, Jacob Cary, Brad DeStefano, David Hughes, Ryan Parker, Dan Pezley, Austin Rhoads, Ryan Smith2004 David Hughes, Jay Brant, Ryan Parker, Dan Pezley, Bobby Segal

2005 Jay Brant, Clint Crosier, Doug Fleenor, Graeme McFarland, Michael Nilles, Ryan Parker, Dan Pezley, Matt Saba, Bobby Segal2006 Jay Brant, Clint Crosier, Jon Fixler, Doug Fleenor, Arden McWilliams, Michael Nilles, Ryan Parker, Matt Saba, Bobby Segal2007 Jon Fixler, Doug Fleenor, Ben Greenspan, Chris Hervey, Chris McCombs, Trevor McConnell, Michael Nilles, Billy O’Conner2008 Matt Carr, Evan Crawford, Doug Fleenor, Chris Hervey, Chris McCombs, Trevor McConnell, Kipp Schutz2009 Matt Carr, Evan Crawford, Chris Hervey, T.C. Knipp, Jerrud Sabourin, Kipp Schutz, Ethan Wilson, Wes Wilson2010 Matt Carr, T.C. Knipp, Brian Ritz, Matt Serfling, Ethan Wilson, Wes Wilson2011 Michael Basil, Matt Carr, T.C. Knipp, Trace Knoblauch, Brian Ritz, Matt Serfling, Wes Wilson2012 Michael Basil, Dustin DeMuth, Eric Kartman, Trace Knoblauch, Drew Leininger, Will Nolden, Tim O’Conner2013 Michael Basil, Dustin DeMuth, Joey DeNato, Ryan Halstead, Luke Harrison, Trace Knoblauch, Will Nolden, Tim O’Conner, Kyle Schwarber2014 Will Coursen-Carr, Dustin DeMuth, Joey DeNato, Scott Donley, Luke Harrison, Will Nolden, Tim O’Conner, Kyle Schwarber2015 Scott Donley, Scott Effross, Austin Foote, Luke Harrison, Casey Rodrigue, Colby Stratten2016 Will Coursen-Carr, Laren Eustace, Austin Foote, Chris Lowe, Isaiah Pasteur, B.J Sabol, Luke Stephenson, Colby Stratten



HOOSIERS IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

Doug DeVore Kevin Orie Whitey Wilshere

27 FORMER HOOSIERS HAVE MOVED ON TO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CAREERSErnie Andres ..............................Boston Red Sox, 1946Ralph Brickner ..........................Boston Red Sox, 1952John Corriden, Jr. ..................Brooklyn Dodgers, 1946Doug DeVore ............... Arizona Diamondbacks, 2004Alex Dickerson ..................... San Diego Padres, 2015-Jake Dunning ..............San Francisco Giants, 2013-14Sammy Esposito ............ Chicago White Sox, 1952-63 ..............................................Kansas City A’s, 1963Micah Johnson .....................Chicago White Sox, 2015 ...................................Los Angeles Dodgers, 2016-Barry Jones .....................Pittsburgh Pirates, 1986-88 ........................Chicago White Sox, 1989-90, 1993 ........................................ Montreal Expos, 1991-92 ...............................................New York Mets, 1993

Ron Keller ...................... Minnesota Twins, 1986, 1988Ted Kluszewski ..................... Cincinnati Reds, 1947-57 ................................... Pittsburgh Pirates, 1958-59 ..................................Chicago White Sox, 1959-60 .....................................Los Angeles Dodgers, 1961Mike Kosman ............................Cincinnati Reds, 1944Kevin Mahar ............................... Texas Rangers, 2007Pinky May .....................Philadelphia Phillies, 1939-43Zach McClellan ..................... Colorado Rockies, 2007Bruce Miller .................San Francisco Giants, 1973-76Mike Modak ............................... Cincinnati Reds, 1945Mickey Morandini ........Philadelphia Phillies, 1990-97 ..........................................Chicago Cubs, 1998-99 .............. Texas Rangers, Toronto Blue Jays, 2000Kevin Orie .....................Chicago Cubs, 1997-98, 2003 ........................................ Florida Marlins, 1998-99 ...................................Los Angeles Dodgers, 2000Chris Peters ................ Pittsburgh Pirates, 1996-2002Josh Phegley ...................Chicago White Sox, 2013-14 ........................................ Oakland Athletics, 2015-Kyle Schwarber ...........................Chicago Cubs, 2015-Mike Simon ......................Pittsburgh Pirates, 1909-13 ............................................St. Louis Terriers, 1914 ..........................................Brooklyn Tip-Tops, 1915Kermit Wahl ................... Cincinnati Reds, 1944-45, 47 ........................................Philadelphia A’s, 1950-51John Wehner ...................Pittsburgh Pirates, 1991-96, ................................................................... 1999-02 .........................................Florida Marlins, 1997-99Guy Wellman ............................. Cincinnati Reds, 1947Whitey Wilshere .................. Philadelphia A’s, 1934-36



HOOSIERS IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

CINCINNATI REDS SLUGGER TED “BIG KLU” KLUSZEWSKITed Kluszewski is likely the most famous IU Baseball alum. The longtime Cincinnati Red led the NL in home runs and RBI in 1954 and finished second to Willie Mays in MVP voting. The four-time all-star finished his career with 279 HR, 1,028 RBI and a .298 average. Merrill “Pinky” May was an all-star in 1940, while Mickey Morandini took all-star honors in 1995.

MULTI-SPORT ATHLETESWhile at IU, Sammy Esposito (left) and Ernie Andres (right) both went on to play in Major League Baseball, Esposito for the White Sox and A’s and Andres for the Red Sox.

Jake Dunning Josh Phegley Kevin Mahar



ALL-TIME DRAFT PICKS BY TEAMARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS

Yr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1999 12-358 Doug DeVore, OF

ATLANTA BRAVESYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1986 16-398 Alex Smith, SS

BALTIMORE ORIOLESYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2001 16-473 Mike Edwards, P2004 27-799 Cody Wargo, C2009 19-566 Kipp Schutz, OF

BOSTON RED SOXYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1997 20-611 Brian Partenheimer, P2014 2-67 Sam Travis, 1B2016 19-568 Kyle Hart, P

CHICAGO CUBSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1989 29-744 Eric Jaques, P 1990 8-226 Phil Dauphin, OF1992 15-415 Byron Bradley, 3B1993 1-29 Kevin Orie, SS1994 12-330 Marty Gazarek, OF1995 26-707 Brian Greene, P2012 10-314 Chad Martin, P2014 1-4 Kyle Schwarber, C2015 14-413 Jake Kelzer, RHP2015 15-443 Scott Effross, RHP

CHICAGO WHITE SOXYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1970 20-460 Bruce Miller, SS1974 8-176 Donn Seidholz, 3B1987 20-506 Brad Fella, P2009 1-38 Josh Phegley, C2010 25-758 Ethan Wilson, 2B2010 29-878 Michael Earley, OF2012 9-291 Micah Johnson, 2B

CINCINNATI REDSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1992 18-493 Jeff Ramey, OF2008 11-329 Andrew Means, OF

CLEVELAND INDIANSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1973 6-125 Norman Werd, P

HOUSTON ASTROSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2007 19-591 Jon Fixler, C

KANSAS CITY ROYALSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1990 20-540 Doug Peters, P2000 5-134 Zach McClellan, P

LA ANGELS OF ANAHEIMYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1966 1-8 Jim DeNeff, SS1982 25-627 Alex Christy, OF

MIAMI MARLINSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1996 21-614 Matt Braughler, C1996 22-644 Dan Ferrell, P1996 51-1463 Kevin Zaleski, P1996 68-1641 Brian Partenheimer, P2009 31-938 Joey O’Gara, P2010 37-1127 Chris Squires, P

MILWAUKEE BREWERSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2009 1-26 Eric Arnett, P2014 5-146 Dustin DeMuth, P

MINNESOTA TWINSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1965 8-154 Ron Keller, P2009 1-46 Matt Bashore, P2013 5-140 Aaron Slegers, P2013 8-230 Dustin DeMuth, 3B2013 26-770 Ryan Halstead, P2015 29-860 Brad Hartong, C

NEW YORK METSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1984 18-445 Bucky Autry, 3B

NEW YORK YANKEESYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2014 22-662 Jake Kelzer, P2015 33-993 Christian Morris, RHP

OAKLAND ATHLETICSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1966 1-1 *Don Lohse, P1984 11-272 Dan Winters, C1988 25-645 Joe Hillman, OF2003 11-332 Vasili Spanos, 3B* - franchise in Kansas City when selected

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIESYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1988 5-120 Mickey Morandini, SS1997 8-236 Brian Harris, SS1998 36-1064 Roger Rodeheaver, 1B1999 30-906 Chad Smith, P2014 19-562 Joey DeNato, P2016 18-527 Jake Kelzer, P

PITTSBURGH PIRATESYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1978 9-227 Frank Miloszewski, P1984 3-69 Barry Jones, P1987 7-164 Mickey Morandini, SS1988 7-174 John Wehner, 3B1993 37-1046 Chris Peters, P2011 3-91 Alex Dickerson, 1B2016 34-1035 Craig Dedelow, OF

SAN DIEGO PADRESYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2002 3-85 Kennard Jones, OF

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2009 9-267 Evan Crawford, OF2009 33-987 Jake Dunning, SS2015 21-636 Ryan Halstead, P2016 9-275 Caleb Baragar, P

SEATTLE MARINERSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2002 21-640 Eric Blakeley, INF2005 32-953 Corby Heckman, 2B

ST. LOUIS CARDINALSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2015 35-1061 Luke Harrison, RHP

TAMPA BAY RAYSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1996 18-544 Brad Weber, P

TEXAS RANGERSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1968 27-599 *Gary Sargent, P1989 14-351 Geoff Flinn, SS1991 26-691 David Gandolph, P1992 5-146 Mike Smith, SS1992 22-622 Chris Newcomb, P1995 30-822 Scott Mudd, P1996 28-833 Steve Smella, OF2004 42-1250 Joe Kemp, P2008 32-963 Tyler Tufts, P* - franchise in Washington when selected

TORONTO BLUE JAYSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.1985 25-61 Alex Smith, SS

WASHINGTON NATIONALSYr. Rd.-Pk. Name, Pos.2003 38-1137 *Seth Bynum, SS2011 12-367 Blake Monar, P* - franchise in Montreal when selected



ALL-TIME DRAFT PICKS BY YEARYr. Rd.-Pk.-Team Name1965 8-154-Minnesota Ron Keller1966 &1-1-Kansas City* Don Lohse1966 1-8-California Jim DeNeff1968 27-599-Washington% Gary Sargent1970 20-460-Chicago (AL) Bruce Miller1973 6-125-Cleveland Norman Werd1974 8-176-Chicago (AL) Donn Seinholz1978 9-227-Pittsburgh Frank Miloszewski1982 25-627-California Alex Christy1984 3-69-Pittsburgh Barry Jones1984 11-272-Oakland Dan Winters1984 18-445-New York (NL) Bucky Autry1985 25-651-Toronto Alex Smith1986 16-398-Atlanta Alex Smith1987 7-164-Pittsburgh Mickey Morandini1987 20-506-Chicago (AL) Brad Fella1988 5-120-Philadelphia Mickey Morandini1988 7-174-Pittsburgh John Wehner1988 25-645-Oakland Joe Hillman1989 14-351-Texas Geoff Flinn1989 29-744-Chicago (NL) Eric Jaques1990 8-226-Chicago (NL) Phil Dauphin1990 20-540-Kansas City Doug Peters1991 26-691-Texas David Gandolph1992 5-146-Texas Mike Smith1992 15-415-Chicago (NL) Byron Bradley1992 18-493-Cincinnati Jeff Ramey1992 22-622-Texas Chris Newcomb1993 1-29-Chicago (NL) Kevin Orie1993 37-1046-Pittsburgh Chris Peters1994 12-330-Chicago (NL) Marty Gazarek1995 26-707-Chicago (NL) Brian Greene1995 30-822-Texas Scott Mudd1996 18-544-Tampa Bay Brad Weber1996 21-614-Florida Matt Braughler1996 22-644-Florida Dan Ferrell1996 28-833-Texas Steve Smella1996 51-1463-Florida Kevin Zaleski1996 68-1641-Florida Brian Partenheimer1997 8-236-Philadelphia Brian Harris1997 20-611-Boston Brian Partenheimer1998 36-1064-Philadelphia Roger Rodeheaver1999 12-358-Arizona Doug DeVore1999 30-906-Philadelphia Chad Smith

Yr. Rd.-Pk.-Team Name2000 5-134-Kansas City Zach McClellan2001 16-473-Baltimore Mike Edwards2002 3-85-San Diego Kennard Jones2002 21-640-Seattle Eric Blakeley2003 11-332-Oakland Vasili Spanos2003 38-1137-Montreal@ Seth Bynum2004 27-799-Baltimore Cody Wargo2004 42-1250-Texas Joe Kemp2005 32-953-Seattle Corby Heckman2007 19-591-Houston Jon Fixler2008 11-329-Cincinnati Andrew Means2008 32-963-Texas Tyler Tufts2009 1-26-Milwaukee Eric Arnett2009 1-38-Chicago (AL) Josh Phegley2009 1-46-Minnesota Matt Bashore2009 9-267-San Francisco Evan Crawford2009 19-566-Baltimore Kipp Schutz2009 31-938-Florida Joey O’Gara2009 33-987-San Francisco Jake Dunning2010 25-758-Chicago (AL) Ethan Wilson2010 29-878-Chicago (AL) Michael Earley2010 37-1127-Florida Chris Squires2011 3-91-Pittsburgh Alex Dickerson2011 12-367-Washington Blake Monar2012 9-291-Chicago (AL) Micah Johnson2012 10-314-Chicago (NL) Chad Martin2013 5-140-Minnesota Aaron Slegers2013 8-230-Minnesota Dustin DeMuth2013 26-770-Minnesota Ryan Halstead2014 1-4-Chicago (NL) Kyle Schwarber2014 2-67-Boston Sam Travis2014 5-146-Milwaukee Dustin DeMuth2014 19-562-Philadelphia Joey DeNato2014 22-662-New York (AL) Jake Kelzer2015 14-413-Chicago (NL) Jake Kelzer2015 15-443-Chicago (NL) Scott Effross2015 21-636-San Francisco Ryan Halstead2015 29-860-Minnesota Brad Hartong2015 33-993-New York (AL) Christian Morris2015 35-1061-St. Louis Luke Harrison2016 9-275-San Francisco Caleb Baragar2016 18-527-Philadelphia Jake Kelzer2016 19-568-Boston Kyle Hart2016 34-1035-Pittsburgh Craig Dedelow

&- chosen in January draft* - currently Oakland Athletics% - currently Texas Rangers@ - currently Washington Nationals

TOP-FIVE ROUND DRAFT PICKSRd.-Pick Year Player1-4 2014 Kyle Schwarber, C1-8 1966 Jim DeNeff, SS1-26 2009 Eric Arnett, RHP1-29 1993 Kevin Orie, 3B1-38 2009 Josh Phegley, C1-46 2009 Matt Bashore, LHP2-67 2014 Sam Travis, 1B3-69 1984 Barry Jones, RHP3-85 2002 Kennard Jones, OF3-91 2011 Alex Dickerson, DH5-120 1988 Mickey Morandini, SS5-134 2000 Zach McClellan, RHP5-140 2013 Aaron Slegers, RHP5-146 2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B5-146 1992 Mike Smith, SS

Micah Johnson



HOOSIERS SIGN PRO CONTRACTSARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS

Name Year SignedDoug Devore 1999

ATLANTA BRAVESName Year SignedAlex Smith 1986

BALTIMORE ORIOLESName Year SignedMike Edwards 2001Cody Wargo 2004Kipp Schutz 2009Chris Hervey 2009

BOSTON RED SOXName Year SignedErnie Andres 1946Ralph Brickner 1952Bob Lawrence 1959Brian Partenheimer 1997Sam Travis 2014Kyle Hart 2016

CHICAGO CUBSName Year SignedEric Jacques 1989Phil Dauphin 1990Byron Bradley 1992Kevin Orie 1993Marty Gazarek 1994Brian Greene 1995Chad Martin 2012Kyle Schwarber 2014Scott Effross 2015

CHICAGO WHITE SOXName Year SignedSonny Esposito 1953Dick Sparks 1963Bruce Miller 1970Donn Seinholz 1974Brad Fella 1987Josh Phegley 2009Ethan Wilson 2010Michael Earley 2010Micah Johnson 2012Evan Bell 2016

CINCINNATI REDSName Year SignedMike Kosman 1944Kermit Wahl 1945Mike Modak 1945Ted Kluszewski 1947Guy Wellman 1947Jeff Ramey 1992Andrew Means 2008

CLEVELAND INDIANSName Year SignedGene King 1951Billy Toshef 1952Norman Werd 1973Dave Nebraska 1989Jerrud Sabourin 2011

HOUSTON ASTROSName Year SignedJon Fixler 2007

KANSAS CITY ROYALSName Year SignedDoug Peters 1990Zach McClellan 2000

LOS ANGELES ANGELSName Year SignedJim DeNeff 1966Alex Christy 1982

LOS ANGELES DODGERSName Year SignedTom Gwin 1939Danny Danielson 1941Bob Dro 1941John Corriden, Jr. 1946Bob Scafa 1994

MIAMI MARLINSName Year SignedMatt Braughler 1996Dan Ferrell 1996Kevin Zaleski 1996Brian Partenheimer 1996Joey O’Gara 2009Chris Squires 2010

MILWAUKEE BREWERSName Year SignedEric Arnett 2009Dustin DeMuth 2014

MINNESOTA TWINSName Year SignedRon Keller 1965Mike Humphrey 1987Matt Bashore 2009Aaron Slegers 2013Brad Hartong 2015

NEW YORK METSName Year SignedBucky Autry 1984

NEW YORK YANKEESName Year SignedJeff Calcaterra 1992Wes Wilson 2011Christian Morris 2015

OAKLAND ATHLETICSName Year SignedDon Lohse 1966Dan Winters 1984Jon Hillman 1988Vasili Spanos 2003

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIESName Year SignedWhitey Wilshere 1934Pinky May 1939Mickey Morandini 1988Brian Harris 1997Roger Rodeheaver 1998Chad Smith 1999Joey DeNato 2014Jake Kelzer 2016

PITTSBURGH PIRATESName Year SignedMike Simon 1909Frank Miloszewski 1978Barry Jones 1984Jeff Stout 1988John Wehner 1988Chris Peters 1993Alex Dickerson 2011

SAN DIEGO PADRESName Year SignedKennard Jones 2002Reggie Watson 2007

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTSName Year SignedEvan Crawford 2009Jake Dunning 2009Ryan Halstead 2015Caleb Baragar 2016

SEATTLE MARINERSName Year SignedEric Blakeley 2002Corby Heckman 2005

ST. LOUIS CARDINALSName Year SignedLuke Harrison 2015

TAMPA BAY RAYSName Year SignedBrad Weber 1996

TEXAS RANGERSName Year SignedGary Sargent 1968Geoff Flinn 1989David Gandolph 1991Mike Smith 1992Chris Newcomb 1992Scott Mudd 1995Steve Smella 1996Joe Kemp 2004Kevin Mahar 2004Tyler Tufts 2008

TORONTO BLUE JAYSName Year SignedSteve Reish 1983

WASHINGTON NATIONALSName Year SignedSeth Bynum 2003Blake Monar 2011



SINGLE GAME RECORDSRUNSOverall1. 6 Jay Brant Shawnee State 3/30/05 6 Brian Harris IU-Southeast 4/30/973. 5 Austin Cangelosi Butler 3/23/16 5 Jerrud Sabourin Michigan 4/4/10 5 Jerrud Sabourin Xavier 3/24/10 5 Reggie Watson Northwestern 4/3/05 5 Benji Claus Penn State 3/29/98 5 Doug DeVore Taylor 3/31/98 5 Dan Haegele Penn State 3/29/98Big Ten1. 5 Jerrud Sabourin Michigan 4/4/10 5 Reggie Watson Northwestern 4/3/05 5 Benji Clause Penn State 3/29/98 5 Dan Haegele Penn State 3/29/98

HITSOverall1. 5 18 players Last: Laren Eustace vs. Illinois State 3/4/16Big Ten1. 5 Josh Phegley Iowa 4/11/08 5 Josh Phegley Illinois 4/5/08 5 Dan Haegele Penn State 3/29/98

DOUBLESOverall1. 3 Craig Dedelow Butler 3/23/16 3 Nick Ramos Maryland 5/2/15 3 Sam Travis Louisville 3/19/14 3 Sam Travis South Florida 2/17/13 3 Josh Lyon Iowa 4/18/10 3 Josh Phegley Butler 3/7/07 3 Zach Boswell Kent State 3/19/05 3 Brian Money Northwestern 3/31/91Big Ten1. 3 Nick Ramos Maryland 5/2/15 3 Joshy Lyon Iowa 4/18/10 3 Brian Money Northwestern 3/31/91

TRIPLESOverall1. 2 Casey Rodrigue Charleston 2/28/15 2 Andrew Means Michigan State 5/17/08 2 Andrew Means Iowa 5/7/06 2 Reggie Watson Purdue 4/16/06 2 Steve Head Fairfield 3/15/06 2 Mike Smith Cincinnati 4/10/91Big Ten1. 2 Andrew Means Michigan State 5/17/08 2 Andrew Means Iowa 5/7/06 2 Reggie Watson Purdue 4/16/06

HOME RUNSOverall1. 4 Byron Bradley Tri-State 3/5/922. 3 Jerrud Sabourin Morehead State 3/23/10 3 Josh Phegley Morehead State 3/10/09 3 Doug DeVore Ind. Wesleyan 2/15/99 3 Mike Smith UW-Milwaukee 3/1/92Big Ten1. 2 15 players Last: Sam Travis at Iowa 4/5/14

RUNS BATTED INOverall1. 9 Mike Smith UW-Milwaukee 3/1/922. 8 Matt Braughler IUPUI 2/22/953. 7 Phil Dauphin Ball State 3/21/90Big Ten1. 6 10 players Last: Dustin DeMuth vs. Purdue 5/4/14

STOLEN BASESOverall1. 4 Micah Johnson Evansville 3/27/11 4 Reggie Watson Minnesota 5/21/06 4 Reggie Watson Indiana State 4/18/06 4 Keith Haas Hartford 3/24/06 4 Dan Haegele Iona 3/16/99 4 Dan Haegele IUPUI 3/5/98 4 Brian Harris IU-Southeast 4/30/97Big Ten1. 4 Reggie Watson Minnesota 5/21/062. 3 Reggie Watson Northwestern 4/4/04

TOTAL BASESOverall1. 17 Byron Bradley Tri-State 3/5/922. 15 Josh Phegley Morehead State 3/10/093. 14 Doug DeVore Ind. Wesleyan 2/15/99 14 Mike Smith UW-Milwaukee 3/1/92 Big Ten 1. 12 Micah Johnson Purdue 4/30/102. 10 Josh Phegley Illinois 4/3/09 10 Joe Kemp Michigan State 5/10/05

INNINGS PITCHEDOverall1. 10.0 Eric Arnett Illinois 4/4/09Big Ten1. 10.0 Eric Arnett Illinois 4/4/09

STRIKEOUTSOverall1. 16 Brad Edwards Quinnipiac 3/17/002. 15 Jason Torres Princeton 3/19/993. 14 Zach McClellan Vermont 3/18/00Big Ten 1. 12 Joey DeNato Michigan 4/27/122. 11 Joey DeNato Iowa 4/17/11 11 Eric Arnett Iowa 4/11/09 11 Brad Edwards Northwestern 5/2/99

Records from 1989 to present



CAREER RECORDS - BATTING & BASE RUNNINGBATTING AVERAGE1. Paul Harrell (1927-29) ....... 4042. Alex Smith (1982-86) .........3933 Mickey Morandini (1985-88) .3924. Robert Waite (1981-82) ..... 3885. Alex Dickerson (2009-11).. 3866. Don Foreman (1958-60) .... 3817. John Wehner (1986-88) ..... 3748. Mike Smith (1989-92) ....... 3699. Geoff Flinn (1987-89) ........ 36610. William Jordan (1986-89) .364 HITS1. Jerrud Sabourin (2008-11) ..3322. Dustin DeMuth (2011-14) ... 3163. Alex Smith (1982-86) ........ 3054. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) 2995. Mike Smith (1989-92) ........2706. Alex Dickerson (2009-11).. 2667. Mike Sabo (1985-88) .........2578. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) ..2389. Sam Travis (2012-14) ..........23610. Scott Donley (2013-15) ......228 Vasili Spanos (2000-03)....228 DOUBLES1. Dustin DeMuth (2011-14) .....632. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) ..61 Alex Smith (1982-86) ........... 614. Bill Jordan (1986-89) ...........595. Jerrud Sabourin (2008-11) .. 576. Sam Travis (2012-14) ............557. Mike Sabo (1985-88) ...........548. Vasili Spanos (2000-03)...... 519. Matt Braughler (1993-96) ...5010. Michael Basil (2010-2013) ... 47 Kevin Goins (1990-93) ......... 47

TRIPLES1. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) ...292. Phil Dauphin (1988-90) .......223. Mike Sabo (1985-88) ........... 194. Mike Smith (1989-92) .......... 165. Andrew Means (2006-08) ... 14 Alex Smith (1982-86) ........... 14 Chris Sigler (1982-85).......... 148. Casey Rodrigue (2014-15) ... 139. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) .... 12 Joe Kemp (2001-05) ............ 12 Jamie Bucaro (1975-78) ....... 12 Reggie Watson (2003-06) ... 12

HOME RUNS1. Alex Dickerson (2009-11)..... 47 Mike Smith (1989-92) .......... 47 Mike Sabo (1985-88) ........... 474. Vasili Spanos (2000-03)......43 Alex Smith (1982-86) ...........436. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) ... 407. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) ..378. Bill Mueller (1982-85) ..........369. Kevin Orie (1991-93) .............3410. Josh Phegley (2007-09) ..... 32

RUNS BATTED IN1. Mike Sabo (1985-88) ......... 2312. Alex Smith (1982-86) ........ 2233. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) .1864. Vasili Spanos (2000-03).... 185 Mike Smith (1989-92) ........ 1856. Alex Dickerson (2009-11)....1817. Phil Dauphin (1988-90) ..... 1788. Matt Braughler (1993-96) ..1759. Bill Mueller (1982-85) ........ 17010. Sam Travis (2012-14) .......... 165

RUNS1. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) . 2772. Alex Smith (1982-86) .........2563. Mike Sabo (1985-88) ......... 2124. Kevin Goins (1990-93) ...... 202 Mike Smith (1989-92) ....... 2026. Jeff Stout (1985-88) ........... 1967. Chris Sigler (1982-85)........ 1898. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) .. 182 Dan Haegele (1998-01) ...... 18210. Jay Brant (2002-06) .......... 168

STOLEN BASES1. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) .1272. Jeff Stout (1985-88) ........... 1053. Reggie Watson (2003-06) .. 904. Ryan Dillon (1994-97) ..........88 Chris Sigler (1982-85)..........886. Andrew Means (2006-08) ...767. Jay Brant (2002-06) .............718. Dan Haegele (1998-01) ........709. Brian Harris (1996-97) .........6710. Evan Crawford (2007-09) ....63

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Mike Smith (1989-92) ...... .7492. Kevin Orie (1991-93) ......... .6683. Vasili Spanos (2000-03).. .6614. Alex Dickerson (2009-11) .6575. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) ..6076. Bill Mueller (1993-96) ...... .5987. Josh Phegley (2007-09) .. .5938. Doug DeVore (1997-99) .... .5829. Mike Crotty (1994-97) ...... .56610. Brian Ritz (2009-11) ...........563

Alex Smith is among the IU leaders in almost every hitting category.



CAREER RECORDS - PITCHINGWINS1. Joey DeNato (2011-14)........372. Kyle Hart (2012-16) ............. 313. Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) .304. Craig Williams (1987-90) ....265. Steve Schaefer (1990-93) ..23 Eric Jaques (1986-89) ........23 Mike Humphrey (1982-85) .238. Bob Scafa (1991-94) ...........229. Josh Lewis (2003-06) ........ 19 Doug Peters (1987-90) ....... 19

EARNED RUN AVERAGE(MINIMUM 50 INNINGS)1. Vernon Wilshere (1933-34) ..1.122. Robert Marr (1961) ..........1.50 3. Gary Sargent (1966-68) . 1.574. Don Dunker (1940-41) ..... 1.585. Bill Gifford (1966-68) ....... 1.766. Chris Kickler (1992-93) .. 2.007. Scott Effross (2013-2015)..2.278. Aaron Slegers (2011-13) .. 2.289. Bobby Woodward (1966) .. 2.3010. Thomas Belcher (2013-16) .. 2.31

STRIKEOUTS1. Joey DeNato (2011-14)......2972. Matt Bashore (2007-09) ....244 Eric Jaques (1986-89) ..... 2444. Kyle Hart (2012-16) ...........2375. Brian Partenheimer (1994-97)..2356. Bob Scafa (1991-94) ........ 2297. Claron Veller (1929-31) ... 2048. Scott Mudd (1992-95) ..... 2009. Larry Rosin (1975-78) ...... 19910. Gary Sargent (1966-68) .. 198

INNINGS PITCHED1. Joey DeNato (2011-14)...369.12. Kyle Hart (2012-16) ...... 338.23. Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) .322.04. Scott Mudd (1992-95) .. 293.05. Josh Lewis (2003-06) ...287.06. Eric Jaques (1986-89) .. 284.27. Bob Scafa (1991-94) ...... 277.08. Steve Schaefer (1990-93) ...272.19. Craig Williams (1987-90) ... 258.210. Mike Humphrey (1982-85) ..250.2

APPEARANCES1. Ryan Halstead (2011-15) ...1052. Chris Squires (2007-10) .....893. Luke Harrison (2012-15) .....874. Scott Effross (2013-15) ....... 815. Chris Wilson (1997-00) ....... 756. Eric Jaques (1986-89) ........ 747. Thomas Belcher (2013-16) 70 Chris Koehler (1991-93) .....709. Ryan Smith (2000-03) .......68 Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) ....68 Scott Mudd (1992-95) ........68

SAVES1. Ryan Halstead (2011-15) .....332. Chris Squires (2007-10) .....203. Chris Wilson (1997-00) ....... 154. Ryan Smith (2000-03) ....... 145. Scott Effross (2013-15) ....... 12 Chris Kockler (1992-93) ..... 127. Thomas Belcher (2013-16) .11 Kevin Zaleski (1994-96) ......119. Eric Jacques (1986-89) ........910. Jake Kelzer (2014-16) ...........8 Jay Boddicker (1985-88)......8 Donald Cisar (1983-84) ........8 COMPLETE GAMES1. Mike Humphrey (1982-85) .222. Larry Rosin (1975-78) ......... 213. Craig Williams (1987-90) .... 194. Steve Schaefer (1990-93) .. 18 Barry Jones (1982-84) ....... 186. Eric Jacques (1986-89) .......177. Dan Ferrell (1994-96) ......... 16 Bob Scafa (1991-94) ........... 169. Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) . 1410. Scott Mudd (1992-95) ........ 13 Scott Gidley (1973-76) ........ 13 SHUTOUTS1. Scott Gidley (1973-76) ..........62. Bob Scafa (1991-94) .............5 Craig Williams (1987-90) ......5 Steve Reish (1979-80) ..........55. Mark Gramer (1985-86) .......4 Ray Pulver (1983-86) ............4 Larry Rosin (1975-78) ...........4

BOLD ITALICS indicate current Hoosier

Joey DeNato is among Indiana’s leaders in wins, strikeouts and innings pitched.



CAREER RECORDS - BIG TEN GAMESBATTING AVERAGE(MINIMUM 150 AT-BATS)1. Mike Smith (1989-92)....... .3772. Alex Dickerson (2009-11) . .3753. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) ..3724. Robert Johnson (1978-79) .3705. Scott Donley (2013-15) .... .3666. Micael Earley (2007-10)... .3637. Andrew Means (2006-08) .3628. Dustin DeMuth (2011-14) . .3589. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) .35510. Tyler Rogers (2007-10) .... .349

HITS1. Jerrud Sabourin (2008-11) 1472. Mike Smith (1989-92)........ 1323. Dustin DeMuth (2011-14) ....1314. Jay Brant (2002-06) ......... 1245. Vasili Spanos (2000-03) ....1176. Reggie Watson (2003-06)..1167. Andrew Means (2006-08) .1138. Dan Haegele (1998-01) ....... 1119. Alex Dickerson (2009-11) ..10910. Joe Kemp (2001-05) ...........99 Matt Braughler (1993-96) ...99

DOUBLES1. Jerrud Sabourin (2008-11) ..272. Vasili Spanos (2000-03) .....243. Matt Braughler (1993-96) ...23 Mickey Morandini (1985-88) 235. Dustin DeMuth (2011-14) .....226. Joe Kemp (2001-05) ........... 21 Brian Money (1989-91) ........ 21 8. Evan Crawford (2007-09) ...20 Kevin Goins (1990-93) .........20 Arthur Ramey (1990-92) .....20

TRIPLES1. Phil Dauphin (1988-90) ....... 102. Andrew Means (2006-08) ....93. Jay Brant (2002-06) .............6 Jamie Bucaro (1976-78) ........65. Casey Rodrigue (2014-15) .....5 Micah Johnson (2010-12) ......5 Mickey Morandini (1985-88) .5 Mike Sabo (1985-88) .............5

HOME RUNS1. Mike Smith (1989-92)..........272 Vasili Spanos (2000-03) .....263. Alex Dickerson (2009-11) .... 194. Josh Phegley (2007-09) .......175. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) ... 14 Sam Travis (2012-14) ........... 14 Kevin Orie (1991-93) ............ 14 Phil Dauphin (1988-90) ....... 149. Doug DeVore (1997-99) ....... 13 Robert Crotty (1994-97) .... 13

RUNS BATTED IN1. Vasili Spanos (2000-03) .....942. Marty Wolfe (1989-92).........853. Mike Smith (1989-92).......... 774. Jerrud Sabourin (2008-11) .. 72 Joe Kemp (2001-05) ........... 726. Josh Phegley (2007-09) ...... 717. Sam Travis (2012-14) ...........708. Alex Dickerson (2009-11) ....669. Matt Braughler (1993-96) ...6310. Phil Dauphin (1988-90) ...... 60

RUNS1. Mike Smith (1989-92)..........872. Jay Brant (2002-06) ...........84 Vasili Spanos (2000-03) .....844. Dan Haegele (1998-01) ........795. Reggie Watson (2003-06)... 756. Jerrrud Sabourin (2008-11) 727. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) ... 718. Dustin DeMuth (2011-14) .....699. Josh Phegley (2007-09) ......66 Matt Braughler (1993-96) ...66

STOLEN BASES1. Reggie Watson (2003-06)...442. Andrew Means (2006-08) ..373. Evan Crawford (2007-09) ...33 Jay Brant (2002-06) ...........33 Mickey Morandini (1985-88) 336. Jeff Stout (1985-88) ............297. Chris Sigler (1982-85) .........268. Justin Cureton (2010-13) ....259. Ryan Dillon (1994-97) ..........23 10. Brian Harris (1996-97) ........ 21

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE(MINIMUM 150 AT-BATS)1. Mike Smith (1989-92)...... .6212. Alex Dickerson (2009-11) . .6193. Kyle Schwarber (2012-14) .6154. Mickey Morandini (1985-88) ... .6135. Vasili Spanos (2000-03) . .6136. Michael Earley (2007-10) .6097. Bill Mueller (1982-85) ...... .6018. Phil Dauphin (1988-90) ... .5699. Josh Phegley (2007-09) .. .56310. Seth Bynum (2003-04) ... .562

* Records from 1976 to present

Jerrud Sabourin is atop both the Big Ten hits and Big Ten doubles lists.



CAREER RECORDS - BIG TEN GAMESWINS1. Joey DeNato (2011-14) .........182. Kyle Hart (2012-16) .............. 172. Steve Schaefer (1990-93) ...13 Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) ..125. Matt Bashore (2007-09)...... 11 Kevin Zaleski (1994-96) ....... 11 Bob Scafa (1991-94) ............ 11 Scott Gidley (1973-76) ......... 119. Josh Lewis (2003-06) ........... 9 Nick Vitielliss (2000-04) ...... 9

EARNED RUN AVERAGE(MINIMUM 40 INNINGS)1. Luke Harrison (2014-15) ...1.442. William Olds (1976-77) .......1.713. Aaron Slegers (2011-13) ....1.824. Christian Morris (2013-15) ..2.485. Jake Kelzer (2014-16) ...........2.556. Joey DeNato (2011-14) ..... 2.737. Scott Effross (2013-15) .... 2.768. Evan Bell (2013-16) ...........2.969. Chris Koehler (1991-93) ....3.1410. Kyle Hart (2012-16) .......... 3.38

STRIKEOUTS1. Joey DeNato (2011-14) .......1572. Kyle Hart (2012-16) ............1273. Matt Bashore (2007-09).... 1214. Bob Scafa (1991-94) ...........1115. Josh Lewis (2003-06) ....... 1056. Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) ..1047. Eric Arnett (2007-09) ......... 968. Eric Jacques (1986-89) ....... 949. Dan Ferrell (1994-96) .......... 9310. Jacob Cary (2001-03) ......... 86

INNINGS PITCHED1. Joey DeNato (2011-14) ....191.02. Josh Lewis (2003-06) .....173.23. Kyle Hart (2012-16) ......... 170.14. Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) ..156.25. Steve Schaefer (1990-93) 155.06. Bob Scafa (1991-94) ....... 152.17. Matt Bashore (2007-09) 138.18. Tyler Tufts (2006-08) ..... 132.09. Eric Jacques (1986-89) .. 129.010. Scott Mudd (1992-95) .... 122.1

APPEARANCES1. Chris Squires (2007-10) ...... 442. Ryan Halstead (2010-15) .... 383. Chris Koehler (1991-93) ...... 364. Adam Pegg (2001-04) ........ 355. Chris McCombs (2005-08) 346. Fred Graf (1997-00) ............. 33 Eric Jacques (1986-89) ....... 338. Joey DeNato (2011-14) ........ 329. Scott Effross (2013-15) ........31 Luke Harrison (2012-15) ......31 Josh Lewis (2003-06) ..........31 Chris Wilson (1997-00) ........31 Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) ..31

SAVES1. Ryan Halstead (2011-15) ......132. Chris Wilson (1997-00) ........ 113. Chris Squires (2007-10) .......104. Chris Koehler (1991-93) ........ 85. Thomas Belcher (2013-16) ....76. Scott Effross (2013-15) ......... 67. Jake Kelzer (2014-16) ............ 4 Chris McCombs (2005-08) .. 4 Ryan Smith (2000-03) ......... 4 Kevin Zaleski (1994-96) ........ 4

COMPLETE GAMES1. Dan Ferrell (1994-96) ...........12 Bob Scafa (1991-94) ............12 Steve Schaefer (1990-93) ...12 Craig Williams (1987-90) .....125. Tyler Tufts (2006-08) ............ 9 Brian Partenheimer (1994-97) ..9 Mike Humphrey (1982-85) ... 98. Matt Bashore (2007-09)....... 8 Jacob Cary (2001-03) ........... 8 Chad Smith (1996-99) .......... 8 Ryan Graft (1994-97) ............ 8 Eric Jacques (1986-89) ......... 8 Scott Gidley (1973-76) .......... 8 SHUTOUTS1. Bob Scafa (1991-94) ............. 52. Craig Williams (1987-90) ...... 3 3. Chris Behrens (2001-04) ...... 2 Chad Smith (1996-99) .......... 2 Barry Jones (1982-84) .......... 2


Josh Lewis is IU’s all-time leader with 173 2/3 innings in conference games.



SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS - BATTINGBATTING AVERAGE1. Mike Smith .............490 (1992)2. Josh Phegley ....... .438 (2008)3. Bob Waite ............... .437 (1981)4. John Wehner ......... .436 (1988)5. Alex Smith ............. .434 (1985)6. Jeff Howard ........... .432 (1988)7. Mike Smith ............. .431 (1991)8. Barry Burnett ..........427 (1973)9. Dan Winters .......... .426 (1984)10. Mike Crotty .......... .423 (1995)

HITS1. Alex Smith .............. 105 (1985)2. Alex Dickerson .........99 (2010)3. Mike Smith ...............99 (1992)4. Josh Phegley ........... 98 (2008)5. Jerrud Sabourin .......95 (2010)6. Mike Smith ................93 (1991)7. Dustin DeMuth ......... 92 (2013) Kennard Jones ........ 92 (2002) Dan Winters ............. 92 (1984)10. Andrew Means ........90 (2008)

DOUBLES1. Dan Winters ..............31 (1984)2. Dustin DeMuth ......... 24 (2013)3. Sam Travis ................ 22 (2013) Mickey Morandini .... 22 (1986)5. Josh Lyon ................. 21 (2010)6. Kevin Orie ..................21 (1993) Marty Wolfe ...............21 (1992)8. Josh Phegley ...........20 (2008) Kevin Goins .............. 20 (1991)10. Alex Dickerson ......... 19 (2010) Vasili Spanos ............19 (2002) Mickey Morandini .....19 (1987) Alex Smith .................19 (1985) TRIPLES1. Phil Dauphin ..............12 (1989) 2. Mickey Morandini .... 10 (1986)3. Mike Sabo .................. 9 (1988) Mike Sabo .................. 9 (1985)5. Andrew Means .......... 8 (2008) Mike Smith ..................8 (1991) Jamie Bucaro ..............8 (1976)8. Casey Rodrigue ......... 7 (2015) Mickey Morandini .......7 (1987) Mickey Morandini ...... 7 (1985) Chris Sigler ................ 7 (1984) Ken St. Pierre .............. 7 (1974)

HOME RUNS1. Mike Smith ............... 27 (1992)2. Alex Dickerson .........24 (2010)3. Bill Mueller ............... 23 (1985)4. Kevin Orie .................20 (1992)5. Doug DeVore .............19 (1999)6. Kyle Schwarber .........18 (2013) Alex Smith .................18 (1986)8. Josh Phegley ............ 17 (2009)9. Vasili Spanos ............16 (2002)10. Josh Phegley ............15 (2008) Mike Smith ................ 15 (1991)

RUNS BATTED IN1. Mike Smith ............... 95 (1992)2. Bill Mueller ............... 87 (1985)3. Alex Smith .................81 (1986)4. Josh Phegley ...........80 (2008)5. Alex Dickerson ......... 75 (2010)6. Phil Dauphin .............68 (1989)7. Mike Sabo ................ 67 (1988) Alex Smith ................ 67 (1985)9. Josh Phegley ........... 66 (2009)10. Seth Bynum ............ 65 (2004) Vasili Spanos ........... 65 (2002) Doug DeVore ............65 (1999)

RUNS1. Mickey Morandini ....90 (1986)2. Mike Smith ............... 79 (1992)3. Alex Smith ................ 77 (1985)4. Kennard Jones .........75 (2002)5. Andrew Means ........ 72 (2008)6. Jay Brant .................. 71 (2005)7. Mickey Morandini .... 70 (1988)8. Josh Phegley ........... 69 (2008)9. Alex Smith ................ 67 (1986)10. Kyle Schwarber ........ 66 (2014) Geoff Flinn ................66 (1989) Chris Sigler ..............66 (1985)

STOLEN BASES1. Brian Harris .............. 50 (1997)2. Mickey Morandini .....41 (1987)3. Jeff Stout ..................40 (1988)4. Reggie Watson ........ 36 (2006) Ryan Dillion ..............36 (1996)6. Mickey Morandini .... 35 (1988)7. Andrew Means ........ 33 (2008) Ryan Dillion .............. 33 (1997) Mickey Morandini .... 33 (1986)10. George Flinn ..............31 (1989)

BASES ON BALLS1. Joe Sturtz ................. 62 (1993)2. Benji Clause ............ 52 (2000)3. Mickey Morandini .....51 (1986) Bob Waite ..................51 (1982)5. Matt Braughler ........48 (1996)6. Vasili Spanos ........... 46 (2002) Chris Sigler .............. 46 (1985)8. Josh Phegley ........... 45 (2009) Phil Dauphin ............. 45 (1989)10. Kyle Schwarber ........ 44 (2014) Benji Clause .............44 (1998) Marty Wolfe ...............44 (1991) Mickey Morandini .... 44 (1987)

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Mickey Morandini .844 (1986)2. Alex Dickerson ..... .805 (2010)3. Kevin Orie .............. .793 (1992)4. Vasili Spanos ........ .782 (2002)5. Alex Smith ............. .774 (1986)6. Mike Smith ............ .773 (1991)7. Mike Smith ........... .760 (1992)8. Mike Sabo ............ .754 (1988)9. Doug DeVore ........ .750 (1999) Bill Mueller ........... .750 (1985)


Dustin DeMuth’s 24 doubles in 2013 are the second-best season total in school history.



SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS - PITCHINGWINS1. Joey DeNato .............13 (2014)2. Eric Arnett ................12 (2009) Brian Partenheimer ..12 (1997)4. Kyle Hart .................. 10 (2016) Joey DeNato ............ 10 (2013) Mike Humphrey ........10 (1985)7. Aaron Slegers ............ 9 (2013) Drew Leininger ...........9 (2010) Dan Ferrell .................. 9 (1996) Brian Partenheimer ... 9 (1996) Scott Zimmerman ..... 9 (1986) Vernon Wilshere ......... 9 (1934)

EARNED RUN AVERAGE(MINIMUM 50 INNINGS)1. Vernon Wilshere .....1.10 (1934)2. Gary Sargent ..........1.20 (1967)3. Bob Marr ................1.50 (1961)4. Erv Inninger ............1.53 (1965)5. Dave Granger ........ 1.58 (1963)6. Gary Sargent ......... 1.68 (1968)7. Don Dunker ............1.80 (1941)8. Joey DeNato ..........1.82 (2014)9. Will Coursen-Carr . 1.93 (2013)10. Gary Sargent ..........1.97 (1966)

STRIKEOUTS1. Eric Arnett ............. 109 (2009) Vernon Wilshere ..... 109 (1934)3. Matt Bashore ........ 108 (2009)4. Claron Veller ............ 107 (1931)5. Dan Ferrell .............. 104 (1996)6. Claron Veller .............88 (1930)7. Joey DeNato ............ 87 (2013)8. Matt Bashore .......... 86 (2008) Jason Torres .............86 (1999) Scott Mudd ..............86 (1995)

INNINGS PITCHED1. Joey DeNato ....... 109.0 (2014)2. Eric Arnett .......... 108.0 (2009)3. Aaron Slegers ..... 106.0 (2013)4. Dan Ferrell ........... 105.2 (1996)5. Joey DeNato ....... 103.2 (2013)6. Brian Partenheimer ..99.2 (1997)7. Kyle Hart ............... 98.1 (2016)8. Drew Leininger ..... 98.0 (2010)9. Brian Partenheimer 97.1 (1996)10. Scott Mudd ..........95.2 (1995)

APPEARANCES1. Scott Effross ............ 32 (2014)2. Chris Squires ........... 31 (2010)3. Eric Jaques ...............30 (1989)4. Ryan Halstead .......... 29 (2015) Jonny Hoffman ........ 29 (2012)6. Thomas Belcher ......28 (2016) Scott Effross ............ 28 (2013) Ryan Halstead .......... 28 (2013)9. Thomas Belcher ...... 27 (2015) Luke Harrison .......... 27 (2014) Chris Koehler ........... 27 (1992)

SAVES1. Ryan Halstead ........... 11 (2013)2. Ryan Halstead .......... 10 (2015)3. Ryan Halstead .............9 (2011) Chris Squires .............9 (2010) Ryan Smith................ 9 (2002)6. Chris Squires ............ 8 (2009) Chris Wilson ............... 8 (1999)8. Thomas Belcher ........ 7 (2016) Chris Koehler ............. 7 (1992) Jeff Cisar .................... 7 (1983)

COMPLETE GAMES1. Chad Smith ................ 9 (1998)2. Dan Ferrell .................. 8 (1996) Bob Scafa ................... 8 (1994) Steve Schaefer............8 (1991) Mike Humphrey ......... 8 (1982) Larry Rosin ..................8 (1977)7. Dan Ferrell .................. 7 (1995) Scott Mudd ................ 7 (1995) Bob Hick ..................... 7 (1984) Mike Humphrey ......... 7 (1984) Barry Jones ................ 7 (1983) Larry McLaughlin ....... 7 (1981) Joe Ness ...................... 7 (1981) Scott Gidley ................7 (1975) Gary Sargent ...............7 (1967) SHUTOUTS1. Bob Scafa .................. 4 (1993)2. Chad Smith ................ 3 (1998) Craig Williams ............ 3 (1988) Ray Pulver .................. 3 (1984) Greg Rollett ................ 3 (1984) Steve Reish .................3 (1979) Jack Federoff...............3 (1977) Larry Rosin ..................3 (1977) Dave Zuerner ..............3 (1977) Scott Gidley ................3 (1975)


Eric Arnett tied school records in both wins and strikeouts with his magnifi-cent 2009 performance.



SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS - BIG TEN GAMES BATTING AVERAGE(MINIMUM 50 AB)1. Mike Smith ............ .472 (1992) Mike Smith ............ .472 (1991) Bob Lawrence ....... .472 (1958)4. Barry Burnett ......... .471 (1973)5. Scott Weiner ......... .453 (1976)

HITS1. Jerrud Sabourin .......51 (2008) Mike Smith ................ 51 (1991)3. Josh Phegley ...........50 (2008)4. Andrew Means ........ 49 (2008)5. Kennard Jones ........ 46 (2002)6. Reggie Watson ........ 45 (2005)7. Alex Dickerson .........42 (2010) Mike Smith ............... 42 (1992)9. Michael Earley ......... 41 (2010) Chris Hervey ............41 (2008) Andrew Means ......... 41 (2007)

DOUBLES1. Josh Lyon ................. 12 (2010)2. Jeff Ramey ................ 11 (1992)3. Josh Phegley ............10 (2008) Kipp Schutz..............10 (2008) Dan Haegele ............. 10 (1998) Roger Rodeheaver ....10 (1997)7. Kyle Schwarber .......... 9 (2012) Jerrud Sabourin ........ 9 (2009) Joe Kemp .................. 9 (2002) Steve Smella .............. 9 (1994) Kevin Goins .................9 (1991) Mickey Morandini ...... 9 (1988)

TRIPLES1. Don Dilly ..................... 5 (1964)2. Casey Rodrigue ......... 4 (2014) Andrew Means .......... 4 (2008) Frank O’Connell ......... 4 (1999) Phil Dauphin .............. 4 (1990) Willard Litz ................. 4 (1950)

HOME RUNS1. Mike Smith ................14 (1992)2. Alex Dickerson ......... 10 (2010) Josh Phegley ............10 (2008) Mike Smith ................ 10 (1991)5. Michael Earley ...........9 (2010) Kevin Orie ................... 9 (1992)7. Vasili Spanos ............. 8 (2003) Doug DeVore .............. 8 (1999)9. Sam Travis ...................7 (2014) Josh Phegley ............. 7 (2009) Seth Bynum ...............7 (2004) Vasili Spanos ..............7 (2002) Vasili Spanos .............. 7 (2001) Roger Rodeheaver ..... 7 (1998)

RUNS1. Andrew Means ........ 38 (2008) Josh Phegley ........... 38 (2008)3. Mike Smith ............... 36 (1992)4. Reggie Watson ........ 34 (2005)5. Vasili Spanos ............31 (2003)6. Jay Brant ................. 30 (2005) Kennard Jones ........ 30 (2002)8. Michael Early ...........29 (2010) Corby Heckman ...... 29 (2003)10. Alex Dickerson ......... 27 (2010)

RUNS BATTED IN1. Josh Phegley ........... 45 (2008)2. Mike Smith ............... 36 (1992)3. Jerrud Sabourin ...... 33 (2008)4. Alex Dickerson .........30 (2010) Seth Bynum ............30 (2004)6. Doug DeVore ............29 (1999)7. Joe Kemp ................ 28 (2005) Roger Rodeheaver ...28 (1998)9. Sam Travis ................ 27 (2012) Kipp Schutz............. 27 (2008) Zach Boswell ........... 27 (2005) Eric Blakeley ........... 27 (2002)

RUNS1. Andrew Means ........ 38 (2008) Josh Phegley ........... 38 (2008)3. Mike Smith ............... 36 (1992)4. Reggie Watson ........ 34 (2005)5. Vasili Spanos ............31 (2003)6. Jay Brant ................. 30 (2005) Kennard Jones ........ 30 (2002)8. Michael Early ...........29 (2010) Corby Heckman ...... 29 (2003)10. Alex Dickerson ......... 27 (2010)

STOLEN BASES1. Andrew Means ......... 17 (2008)2. Evan Crawford .........16 (2009) Brian Harris ...............16 (1997) Jeff Stout ...................16 (1988)5. Reggie Watson .........15 (2004) Ryan Dillon ................15 (1996)7. Andrew Means ......... 14 (2007) Reggie Watson .........14 (2006)9. Jay Brant ..................13 (2005) Reggie Watson .........13 (2005)

BASES ON BALLS1. Joe Sturtz ................. 29 (1993)2. Benji Clause ............28 (2000)3. Benji Clause .............26 (1998)4. Vasili Spanos ........... 23 (2002) Matt Braughler ........ 23 (1996)6. Kyle Schwarber ........ 22 (2014)7. Jason Cotton............20 (1994) Mickey Morandini ....20 (1988)

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE(MINIMUM 50 AB)1. Mike Smith .......... 1.022 (1992)2. Bob Lawrence ...... .849 (1958)3. Mike Smith ............ .833 (1991)4. Mickey Morandini . .781 (1987) Terry Jones ............ .781 (1976)6. Vasili Spanos ........ .778 (2003)7. Josh Phegley ........ .776 (2008)

Andrew Means tore up the base paths in 2008, setting all-time records for runs and stolen bases during Big Ten games.



SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS - BIG TEN GAMESWINS1. Joey DeNato ................ 7 (2014) Eric Arnett .................. 7 (2009)3. Jonny Hoffman ............6 (2012)4. Kyle Hart .....................5 (2016) Drew Leininger ............5 (2010) Matt Bashore ..............5 (2009) Matt Bashore ..............5 (2008) Nick Vitielliss .............. 5 (2002) Kevin Zaleski ................5 (1996) Steve Schaefer ............ 5 (1991) Craig Williams .............5 (1990) Scott Gidley ................. 5 (1974) Donald Dunker ............ 5 (1941)

EARNED RUN AVERAGE(MINIMUM 20 INNINGS)1. Jerry Dill ................. 0.36 (1964)2. Jonny Hoffman .......1.08 (2012)3. Brian Greene .......... 1.29 (1993)4. Jay Grate................. 1.33 (1984)5. Christian Morris ..... 1.34 (2014)6. Bob Hicks ............... 1.35 (1983)7. Rich Lenard ............ 1.50 (1970)8. Chris Koehler .......... 1.53 (1992)9. John Jansen ........... 1.57 (1980)

STRIKEOUTS1. Claron Veller .............. 83 (1931)2. Eric Arnett ................58 (2009)3. Matt Bashore ............57 (2009)4. Jason Torres ..............45 (1999) Dan Ferrell..................45 (1996)6. Kyle Hart ................... 44 (2016) James McGee ........... 44 (1950) Donald Dunker .......... 44 (1941)9. Joey DeNato ..............43 (2012)10. Matt Bashore ............42 (2008)

INNINGS PITCHED1. Claron Veller .......... 64.0 (1931)2. Donald Dunker ....... 59.2 (1941)3. Eric Arnett .............59.0 (2009)4. Joey DeNato ........... 56.1 (2014)5. Kyle Hart ................ 54.2 (2016)6. Aaron Slegers ...........54.1 (20137. Matt Bashore ......... 53.1 (2009)8. Ralph Brickner .......53.0 (1947)9. Tyler Tufts ..............52.2 (2007)10. Drew Leininger ...... 52.0 (2010)

APPEARANCES1. Chris Squires .............16 (2010)2. Chris Koehler ............. 16 (1992)3. Chris Wilson............... 15 (1999) Eric Jaques ................ 15 (1989)5. Jonny Hoffman .......... 14 (2012)6. Thomas Belcher ........ 13 (2016) Scott Effross .............. 13 (2014) Luke Harrison ............ 13 (2014) Adam Pegg ............... 13 (2004)10. Joe Vicini ....................12 (2007) Ryan Smith ............... 12 (2002) Chris Koehler ..............12 (1991)

SAVES1. Chris Wilson.................7 (1999)2. Thomas Belcher ..........5 (2016) Chris Squires ...............5 (2010) Chris Squires ..............5 (2009)5. Ryan Halstead .............4 (2015) Scott Effross ................4 (2014) Ryan Halstead .............4 (2013) Chris Wilson.................4 (1998)9. Jake Kelzer ..................3 (2016)

COMPLETE GAMES1. Chad Smith ..................6 (1998) Dan Ferrell....................6 (1995)3. Eric Arnett ..................5 (2009) Matt Bashore ..............5 (2008) Zach Otte .................... 5 (2002) Zach McClellan ...........5 (2000) Ryan Graft .................... 5 (1997) Dan Ferrell....................5 (1996) Scott Mudd ..................5 (1995) Bob Scafa ....................5 (1994) Bob Scafa ....................5 (1993) Craig Williams ..............5 (1990) SHUTOUTS1. Bob Scafa ....................4 (1993)2. Chris Behrens ............. 2 (2003) Zach Otte .................... 2 (2002) Chad Smith ..................2 (1998) Craig Williams ..............2 (1990) Scott Zimmerman.......2 (1986)

Bob Hicks’ 1.35 conference ERA in 1983 is one of the best in Hoosier history.



YEARLY LEADERSHITS

1960 42 Don Foreman

1961 30 Eddie LaDuke

1962 37 Bart Kaufman

1963 31 Nash/Burkhart

1964 40 Jerry Dill

1965 39 Erickson/Nori

1966 43 Jack Campbell

1967 45 Jim Lee

1968 31 Bruce Miller


1970 46 Mike Baughman

1971 52 Gary Ginn

1972 34 Mike Flanagan

1973 39 Dave Wilson

1974 45 Donn Seidholz

1975 46 Tim McGonagle

1976 40 Carl Imburgia

1977 50 Kerrwin Short

1978 54 Bob Johnson

1979 41 Bob Johnson

1980 49 Jim Caplis

1981 66 Bob Waite

1982 58 Alex Smith

1983 48 Chris Sigler

1984 92 Dan Winters

1985 105 Alex Smith1986 83 Alex Smith

1987 70 Mickey Morandini


1989 84 Geoff Flinn

1990 70 Phil Dauphin

1991 93 Mike Smith

1992 99 Mike Smith

1993 72 Kevin Orie

1994 62 Steve Smella

1995 82 Mike Crotty

1996 69 Kyle Kramer

1997 66 Micah Nori

1998 67 Brandt Childs

1999 72 Doug DeVore

2000 56 Rich Berich

2001 66 Blake St. Clair

2002 92 Kennard Jones

2003 75 Vasili Spanos

2004 79 Seth Bynum

2005 81 Jay Brant

2006 70 Reggie Watson

2007 72 Andrew Means

2008 98 Josh Phegley

2009 88 Alex Dickerson


2011 85 Dustin DeMuth

2012 74 Sam Travis

2013 92 Dusitn DeMuth

2014 85 Sam Travis

2015 76 Craig Dedelow


BOLD ITALICS Indicate school record

AT-BATS1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A


1963 104 Jerry Burkhart

1964 127 Nori/Dilly

1965 130 Denny Krueger

1966 143 Bob Miner

1967 132 Kees Scarff




1971 129 Ginn/Grundler


1973 126 Dale Thake

1974 140 Randy Miller

1975 152 Mark Laesch

1976 131 Jamie Bucaro


1978 132 Bob Johnson

1979 130 Bob Johnson

1980 137 Jim Caplis

1981 153 Tony Nelson

1982 175 Jay Growchowski

1983 146 Sigler/Autry

1984 216 Winters/Autry

1985 242 Alex Smith

1986 208 Alex Smith

1987 190 Mike Sabo


1989 204 Flin/Parola

1990 195 Tom Meyers

1991 216 Mike Smith

1992 202 Smith/Ramey

1993 201 Kevin Orie

1994 197 Scott Sellers

1995 199 Clint Hickman

1996 200 Smella/Dillon

1997 198 Dillon/Harris

1998 185 Roger Rodheaver

1999 200 Doug DeVore

2000 184 Dan Haegele

2001 206 Eric Blakeley


2003 187 Seth Bynum

2004 205 Joe Kemp



2007 198 Keith Haas

2008 252 Andrew Means2009 248 Jerrud Sabourin

2010 247 Micah Johnson


2012 232 Cureton/Travis

2013 244 DeMuth/Travis

2014 246 Casey Rodrigue



RUNS1960 26 Foreman/LaDuke

1961 28 Bob Reinhart

1962 32 Bill Elyea

1963 22 Terry Ryser

1964 24 Fred Nori

1965 26 Fred Nori


1967 25 Jim Lee

1968 16 Lee/Gaalema

1969 23 Grant Gaalema

1970 29 Doug Davies

1971 24 Frank Grundler

1972 19 Tom Lewis

1973 24 Dale Thake


1975 34 Mark Laesch

1976 30 Imburgia/Bucaro


1978 27 Joe Woschitz

1979 31 Bob Johnson

1980 31 Harold Halman

1981 52 Bob Waite

1982 47 Bob Waite

1983 39 Bucky Autry


1985 77 Alex Smith

1986 90 Mickey Morandini1987 64 Mickey Morandini


1989 66 Geoff Flinn

1990 57 Thomas Meyers

1991 60 Marty Wolfe

1992 79 Mike Smith

1993 62 Kevin Orie

1994 47 Scott Sellers

1995 56 Clint Hickman

1996 52 Ryan Dillon

1997 55 Brian Harris

1998 56 Roger Rodeheaver

1999 59 Dan Haegele

2000 42 Benji Clause

2001 45 Dan Haegele



2004 54 Seth Bynum

2005 71 Jay Brant


2007 37 Keith Haas




2011 43 DeMuth/Johnson

2012 51 Kyle Schwarber





DOUBLES1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 8 Bart Kaufman

1963 5 Nash/Ryser

1964 7 Fred Nori

1965 6 Fred Nori

1966 11 Jim DeNeff

1967 8 Lee/Scarff

1968 5 Jim Lee

1969 6 Bruce Miller



1972 4 Three players

1973 7 Randy Miller



1976 10 Mark Hildebrand


1978 10 Scott Weiner

1979 8 Larry Blackwell


1981 12 Waite/Brenda

1982 10 Tony Nelson

1983 10 Bucky Autry

1984 31 Dan Winters1985 19 Alex Smith




1989 19 Bill Jordan

1990 14 Goins/Meyers

1991 20 Kevin Goins

1992 21 Marty Wolfe

1993 21 Kevin Orie


1995 18 Mike Crotty

1996 16 Kramer/Crotty

1997 14 Rodeheaver/Harris


1999 15 Doug DeVore

2000 12 Rich Berich




2004 16 Joe Kemp

2005 16 Jay Brant

2006 8 Zach Boswell

2007 13 Evan Crawford



2010 21 Josh Lyon

2011 13 Wes Wilson

2012 17 Sam Travis


2014 16 Four players

2015 15 Sowers/Rodrigue


TRIPLES1960 4 Don Foreman

1961 4 LaDuke/Bohnert

1962 2 Kaufman/Elyea


1964 5 Don Dilly

1965 6 Fred Nori


1967 2 Ben Harrod

1968 3 three players

1969 2 Miller/Harrod

1970 3 Baughman/Miller

1971 3 Gary Ginn

1972 4 Tom Lewis

1973 2 St. Pierre/Thake

1974 7 Ken St. Pierre


1976 8 Jamie Bucaro

1977 3 Four players

1978 4 Bob Johnson

1979 6 Bob Johnson

1980 6 Jay Grochowski

1981 4 Tony Nelson

1982 3 Smith/ Grochowski

1983 3 Tony Nelson

1984 7 Chris Sigler

1985 9 Mike Sabo



1988 9 Mike Sabo

1989 12 Phil Dauphin1990 5 Phil Dauphin

1991 8 Mike Smith

1992 3 Kevin Orie

1993 2 Four players

1994 3 Kyle Kramer

1995 2 Six players

1996 2 Kramer/Nori

1997 2 Nori/Brian Harris



2000 5 Jason Williams


2002 4 Joe Kemp

2003 2 Bynum/Spanos

2004 4 Bynum/Kemp



2007 3 Andrew Means

2008 8 Andrew Means

2009 3 Rogers/Sabourin

2010 5 Tyler Rogers



2013 2 Four players

2014 6 Rodrigue/Schwarber





YEARLY LEADERSHOME RUNS

1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A


1963 4 Luke George

1964 3 Palko/Nori

1965 6 Jim Snyder

1966 4 Jim DeNeff

1967 2 Hogdon/Duhamel

1968 2 Lee/Miller







1975 8 Laesch/Thake

1976 7 Imburgia/Jones

1977 9 Terry Jones

1978 6 Scott Weiner




1982 8 Bucky Autry

1983 8 Bucky Autry


1985 23 Bill Mueller

1986 18 Alex Smith

1987 11 Mike Sabo

1988 14 Mike Sabo



1991 15 Mike Smith

1992 27 Mike Smith1993 9 Orie/Gazarek

1994 11 Cotton/Smella

1995 12 Mike Crotty

1996 10 Crotty/Smella

1997 12 Micah Nori


1999 19 Doug DeVore





2004 14 Kevin Mahar

2005 10 Joe Kemp

2006 5 Jay Brant

2007 2 Jon Fixler





2012 9 Sam Travis




2016 8 Sowers/Wilhite

RBI1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A


1963 15 Bob Singleton

1964 22 Ed Palko

1965 27 Tom Erickson


1967 19 Kees Scarff

1968 16 Ken Winston







1975 31 Dale Thake

1976 27 Terry Jones

1977 30 Terry Jones

1978 28 Scott Weiner

1979 19 Bob Johnson

1980 35 Caplis/Blackwell


1982 31 Tony Nelson

1983 38 Bucky Autry

1984 57 Dan Winters


1986 81 Alex Smith

1987 56 Mike Sabo

1988 67 Mike Sabo



1991 64 Kevin Goins

1992 95 Mike Smith1993 59 Kevin Orie

1994 45 Marty Gazarek

1995 64 Mike Crotty

1996 52 Mike Crotty

1997 59 Micah Nori


1999 65 Doug DeVore





2004 65 Seth Bynum

2005 63 Joe Kemp

2006 31 Zach Boswell

2007 35 Jon Fixler





2012 50 Sam Travis

2013 61 Scott Donley

2014 58 Sam Travis


2016 38 Brian Wilhite

TOTAL BASES1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A


1963 38 Rick Nash

1964 62 Jerry Dill


1966 62 Jim DeNeff

1967 56 Jim Lee

1968 41 Lee/Miller







1975 82 Mark Laesch



1978 79 Bob Johnson

1979 67 Bob Johnson


1981 99 Bob Waite

1982 90 Lar Blackwell

1983 81 Bucky Autry

1984 151 Dan Winters




1988 144 Mike Sabo

1989 131 Geoff Flinn


1991 167 Mike Smith

1992 182 Mike Smith

1993 122 Kevin Orie


1995 142 Mike Crotty

1996 109 Matt Braughler

1997 115 Micah Nori


1999 150 Doug DeVore

2000 82 Rich Berich




2004 132 Seth Bynum

2005 120 Joe Kemp





2010 190 Alex Dickerson2011 116 Alex Dickerson

2012 118 Travis/Schwarber





WALKS1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 - N/A



1967 22 Jim Lee

1968 24 Ben Harrod

1969 24 Ben Harrod

1970 32 Doug Davies

1971 23 Jim Shoup

1972 18 Bill Armstrong


1974 19 Dale Thake

1975 23 Dave Wilson

1976 24 Dave Roth

1977 23 Jamie Bucaro

1978 27 Mike Slevin

1979 15 Barry Ruppert


1981 38 Bob Waite

1982 51 Bob Waite









1991 44 Marty Wolfe

1992 34 Kevin Goins

1993 62 Joe Sturtz1994 30 Jason Cotton





1999 33 Dan Haegele







2006 24 Josh Richardson

2007 18 Keith Haas



2010 22 Jerrud Sabourin






2016 24 Brian Wilhite

STOLEN BASES1960 8 Eddie LaDuke



1963 14 Terry Ryser

1964 10 Fred Nori

1965 11 Denny Krueger

1966 11 Reggie Woods

1967 9 Jim Lee

1968 11 Jim Lee

1969 9 John Penn

1970 11 two players

1971 5 Jim Shoup

1972 12 Tom Lewis


1974 6 Mark Laesch



1977 12 Terry Jones

1978 9 Bob Johnson

1979 12 Bob Johnson


1981 25 Bob Waite

1982 27 Bob Waite






1988 40 Todd Stout

1989 31 Geoff Flinn


1991 13 Mike Smith

1992 11 Mike Smith

1993 15 Kyle Kramer

1994 15 Kyle Kramer

1995 15 Ryan Dillon

1996 36 Ryan Dillon

1997 50 Brian Harris1998 15 Dan Haegele

1999 25 Dan Haegele

2000 14 Dan Haegele

2001 16 Dan Haegele


2003 12 Kenny Marrs


2005 26 Jay Brant




2009 27 Evan Crawford

2010 15 Michael Earley


2012 21 Justin Cureton

2013 22 Justin Cureton



2016 14 Alex Krupa

BOLD ITALICS indicate school record



YEARLY LEADERSBATTING AVG.

1960 .396 Don Foreman

1961 .361 Jim McMillan

1962 .365 Terry Ryser

1963 .360 Rick Nash

1964 .358 Ed Palko

1965 .322 Tom Erickson

1966 .361 Jack Campbell

1967 .366 Jim Lee

1968 .297 Grant Gaalema

1969 .347 Mike Baughman


1971 .403 Gary Ginn

1972 .322 Mick Blackard

1973 .427 Barry Burnett

1974 .366 Donn Seidholz

1975 .333 Tim McGonagle

1976 .417 Scott Weiner

1977 .314 Kerrwin Short

1978 .409 Bob Johnson


1980 .358 Jim Caplis

1981 .437 Bob Waite

1982 .392 Bill Mueller

1983 .367 Tony Nelson

1984 .426 Dan Winters

1985 .434 Alex Smith

1986 .422 Mickey Morandini


1988 .436 John Wehner

1989 .412 Geoff Flinn

1990 .368 Phil Dauphin

1991 .431 Mike Smith

1992 .490 Mike Smith1993 .358 Kevin Orie

1994 .340 Kyle Kramer

1995 .423 Mike Crotty

1996 .371 Kyle Kramer

1997 .365 Micah Nori

1998 .383 Brandt Childs

1999 .370 Dan Haegele

2000 .358 Vasili Spanos

2001 .359 Nick Evans

2002 .404 Kennard Jones


2004 .387 Seth Bynum

2005 .365 Jay Brant

2006 .353 Keith Haas

2007 .369 Andrew Means

2008 .438 Josh Phegley

2009 .392 Kipp Schutz

2010 .419 Alex Dickerson


2012 .336 Dillon Dooney

2013 .377 Dustin DeMuth

2014 .374 Dustin DeMuth

2015 .325 Craig Dedelow


SLUGGING PCT.1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 .474 Bart Kaufman

1963 .442 Rick Nash

1964 .563 Jim Snyder

1965 .559 Jim Snyder

1966 .549 Jim DeNeff

1967 .455 Jim Lee

1968 .484 Grant Gaalema

1969 .462 Frank Grundler


1971 .636 Frank Grundler

1972 .587 Ken St. Pierre



1975 .540 Mark Laesch

1976 .630 Carl Imburgia

1977 .590 Terry Jones


1979 .550 Larry Blackwell

1980 .633 Jay Grochowski

1981 .656 Bob Waite

1982 .566 Lar Blackwell

1983 .555 Bucky Autry

1984 .699 Dan Winters

1985 .750 Bill Mueller



1988 .754 Mike Sabo

1989 .679 Bill Jordan

1990 .689 Phil Dauphin

1991 .773 Mike Smith

1992 1.000 Mike Smith1993 .617 Kevin Orie

1994 .602 Jason Cotton



1997 .635 Micah Nori

1998 .674 Brandt Childs

1999 .750 Doug DeVore





2004 .652 Kevin Mahar

2005 .561 Zach Boswell

2006 .447 Ben Greenspan

2007 .467 Andrew Means





2012 .513 Kyle Schwarber




2016 .466 Logan Sowers

ERA – STARTERS1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 - N/A

1965 - N/A

1966 1.97 Gary Sargent

1967 1.20 Gary Sargent1968 1.68 Gary Sargent

1969 2.71 John Lobus

1970 2.11 Kenny DeFord

1971 3.27 Rich Lenard

1972 2.18 Frank Knopf

1973 3.05 Bill Dempsey

1974 3.10 Mike Steinback

1975 2.97 Scott Gidley

1976 3.55 Larry Rosin


1978 4.40 Jim Clifford

1979 2.92 Dave Zuerner

1980 4.00 Steve Reish

1981 4.66 Matt Szymczak

1982 4.00 Mike Humphrey

1983 1.38 Bob Hicks

1984 2.00 Greg Rollet

1985 2.70 Ray Pulver

1986 3.08 Eric Jacques

1987 2.91 Doug Peters

1988 3.15 Craig Williams

1989 4.50 Doug Peters


1991 3.90 Chris Koehler

1992 4.73 Chris Peters

1993 2.15 Bob Scafa

1994 4.55 B. Partenheimer

1995 3.86 Scott Mudd



1998 3.62 Chad Smith

1999 3.41 Jason Torres

2000 3.75 David Ferris

2001 4.57 Nick Otte

2002 2.56 Zach Otte

2003 4.50 Chris Behrens

2004 4.99 Nick Vitielliss

2005 4.03 Josh Lewis

2006 4.14 Clint Crosier

2007 4.21 Tyler Tufts

2008 3.59 Matt Bashore

2009 2.50 Eric Arnett

2010 4.04 Drew Leininger

2011 2.80 Joey DeNato

2012 3.21 Kyle Hart

2013 1.93 Will Coursen-Carr


2015 1.21 Kyle Hart

2016 2.49 Caleb Baragar

ERA – RELIEVERS1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 - N/A

1965 - N/A

1966 1.23 Bill Gifford

1967 4.90 Jim Cline

1968 0.88 Bill Gifford1969 3.00 Gary Brown

1970 1.80 John Hinsch


1972 1.65 Kip Balsley



1975 2.13 Ted Powell

1976 2.58 John Barnefield

1977 1.69 Bill Olds

1978 4.40 Bill Wise

1979 5.67 Brad Hoffman

1980 3.76 Jim Jackson

1981 3.70 Paul Simpson

1982 5.96 Rob Gamble

1983 4.31 Jeff Cisar

1984 5.64 Jeff Cisar

1985 2.74 Brian Bell

1986 3.19 Michael Ramsey

1987 3.83 Jay Boddicker

1988 3.73 Jay Boddicker

1989 4.31 Todd Prewitt

1990 4.62 Chris Newcomb

1991 3.10 Chris Alexander



1994 1.69 Kevin Zaleski

1995 5.32 Kyle Boyd

1996 1.60 Kevin Zaleski


1998 3.94 Fred Graf

1999 3.89 Chris Wilson


2001 4.94 Chris Behrens

2002 3.06 Ryan Smith

2003 3.47 Austin Rhoads

2004 2.82 Matt Saba

2005 3.24 Matt Saba

2006 2.57 Doug Fleenor

2007 4.50 Chris Squires

2008 3.12 Matt Carr



2011 3.16 Ryan Halstead

2012 2.27 Jonny Hoffman

2013 2.44 Scott Effross

2014 1.98 Scott Effross

2015 2.02 Luke Harrison

2016 1.32 Jake Kelzer

APPEARANCES1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 13 Jim Burke

1965 11 Ron Keller

1966 14 Ralph Komasinski

1967 15 Gary Sargent


1969 14 Larry Oliver

1970 15 Kent DeFord

1971 14 DeFord/Polance

1972 12 Frank Knopf

1973 11 Balsley/Knopf

1974 11 Scott Gidley

1975 15 John Barnefield



1978 15 Jim Clifford

1979 14 Brad Hoffman

1980 17 Jim Jackson

1981 15 Greg Rollet

1982 19 Rick Hazelip

1983 23 Jeff Cisar

1984 14 Cisar/Grate

1985 21 Brian Bell

1986 16 Michael Ramsey

1987 23 Jay Boddicker


1989 30 Eric Jacques

1990 19 Doug Whatmore

1991 20 Chris Koehler



1994 18 Marc Roberts

1995 22 Rick Graft

1996 24 Kevin Zaleski

1997 19 Brian Partenheimer

1998 19 Chris Wilson

1999 24 Chris Wilson

2000 20 Tom Wilerer

2001 23 Nick Vitielliss

2002 26 Ryan Smith

2003 22 Ryan Smith

2004 20 Adam Pegg

2005 22 Joe Trucchio

2006 19 Joe Vicini

2007 23 Joe Vicini

2008 18 Chris Squires



2011 24 Matt Carr

2012 29 Jonny Hoffman

2013 28 Effross/Halstead

2014 32 Scott Effross2015 29 Ryan Halstead

2016 28 Thomas Belcher




YEARLY LEADERSSTARTS

1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 - N/A

1965 - N/A

1966 8 Sargent/Inniger

1967 11 Gary Sargent

1968 9 Gary Sargent

1969 8 two players

1970 10 Rich Lenard

1971 8 Beatty/DeFord

1972 10 Frank Knopf

1973 10 Bill Dempsey

1974 7 Scott Gidley

1975 10 Gidley/Steinback

1976 10 Rosin/Gidley

1977 13 Larry Rosin

1978 12 Rosin/Miloszewski

1979 10 Dave Zuerner

1980 10 Steve Reish

1981 11 Ness/McLaughlin

1982 12 Barry Jones

1983 12 Barry Jones

1984 12 Jay Grate

1985 13 Jay Grate

1986 10 Eric Jacques

1987 12 Eric Sieber

1988 13 Craig Williams

1989 12 Peters/Williams


1991 13 Steve Schaefer


1993 13 Bob Scafa

1994 13 Scott Mudd

1995 13 Dan Ferrell

1996 16 Dan Ferrell


1998 13 Kyle Boyd

1999 12 Chad Smith

2000 13 Zach McClellan

2001 12 Nick Otte

2002 14 Jacob Cary

2003 13 Behrens/Cary


2005 13 Josh Lewis

2006 13 Josh Lewis

2007 13 Tyler Tufts

2008 13 Tufts/Bashore

2009 16 Matt Bashore

2010 13 Drew Leininger

2011 13 Blake Monar

2012 15 DeNato/Hart

2013 18 DeNato/Slegers2014 16 Joey DeNato

2015 12 Baragar/Morris


COMPLETE GAMES1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 - N/A

1965 - N/A

1966 3 Gary Sargent

1967 7 Gary Sargent

1968 3 Gary Sargent

1969 4 John Lobus

1970 4 Kent DeFord

1971 6 Ron Beatty

1972 4 Norm Werd

1973 5 Steve Sorgius

1974 5 Scott Gidley

1975 7 Scott Gidley

1976 6 Larry Rosin

1977 8 Larry Rosin

1978 6 Larry Rosin

1979 5 Tim Clifford

1980 3 Reisch/Jansen

1981 7 Ness/McLaughlin

1982 8 Mike Humphrey

1983 5 Barry Jones

1984 7 Hicks/Humphrey

1985 7 Steve Hartschuh

1986 6 Eric Jacques

1987 4 Sieber/Zimmerman

1988 6 Williams/Jaques





1993 5 Scafa/Schaefer

1994 8 Bob Scafa

1995 7 Mudd/Ferrell

1996 8 Dan Ferrell


1998 9 Chad Smith1999 3 Jason Torres

2000 5 Zach McClellan

2001 4 Nick Otte

2002 5 Zach Otte

2003 6 Jacob Cary


2005 1 Lewis/Lortz


2007 5 Tyler Tufts

2008 5 Matt Bashore

2009 6 Eric Arnett



2012 1 DeNato/Hart

2013 2 Joey DeNato

2014 -- --

2015 -- --

2016 2 Hart/Bell

INNINGS PITCHED1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 62.0 Dick Sparks

1963 68.1 Dave Granger

1964 68.0 Ron Keller

1965 65.0 Ron Keller



1968 63.0 Larry Oliver

1969 63.0 John Lobus

1970 64.0 Kent DeFord

1971 53.1 Ron Beatty

1972 57.2 Frank Knopf




1976 66.1 John Barnefield



1979 61.2 Dave Zuerner

1980 60.2 Steve Reish

1981 74.1 Joe Ness

1982 81.0 Barry Jones

1983 72.0 Barry Jones

1984 81.2 Jay Grate

1985 79.1 Mike Humphrey

1986 66.1 Scott Zimmerman

1987 69.1 Eric Sieber

1988 87.2 Eric Jacques

1989 70.2 Eric Sieber


1991 85.0 Steve Schaefer

1992 67.1 Steve Schaefer

1993 83.2 Bob Scafa



1996 105.2 Dan Ferrell


1998 84.0 Kyle Boyd


2000 79.0 Zach McClellan

2001 84.2 Nick Otte

2002 81.0 Zach Otte

2003 81.2 Jacob Cary






2009 108.0 Eric Arnett

2010 98.0 Drew Leininger

2011 79.1 Blake Monar


2013 106.0 Aaron Slegers

2014 109.0 Joey DeNato2015 73.0 Jake Kelzer

2016 98.1 Kyle Hart

WINS1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 6 Dick Sparks

1963 4 Granger/Wilbur

1964 6 Keller/Scott

1965 6 Ron Keller

1966 5 Bob Woodward

1967 3 Oliver/Inniger


1969 6 John Lobus

1970 4 Beatty/DeFord

1971 5 Ron Beatty

1972 3 Balsley/Knopf

1973 6 Bill Dempsey

1974 6 Scott Gidley

1975 6 Gidley/Steinback


1977 4 Rosin/Miloszewski

1978 6 Rosin/Clifford

1979 3 Dave Zuerner

1980 4 Steve Reish

1981 7 Joe Ness


1983 6 Jay Grate



1986 9 Scott Zimmerman

1987 7 Peters/Boddicker

1988 8 Williams/Hanselman

1989 6 Jaques/Sieber


1991 8 Schaefer/Newcomb


1993 7 Scafa/Koehler

1994 7 Bob Scafa

1995 7 Scott Mudd

1996 9 Partenheimer/Ferrell

1997 12 B. Partenheimer

1998 7 Smith/Boyd

1999 8 Nick Otte

2000 7 David Ferris

2001 8 Nick Otte


2003 7 Jacob Cary


2005 7 Josh Lewis

2006 5 Joe Vicini

2007 4 Matt Bashore

2008 7 Matt Bashore

2009 12 Eric Arnett


2011 7 Joey DeNato


2013 10 Joey Denato

2014 13 Joey DeNato2015 5 Kyle Hart

2016 10 Kyle Hart

SAVES1960 - N/A

1961 - N/A

1962 - N/A

1963 - N/A

1964 - N/A

1965 - N/A

1966 - N/A

1967 - N/A

1968 - N/A

1969 - N/A

1970 - N/A

1971 - N/A

1972 - N/A

1973 - N/A

1974 - N/A

1975 - N/A

1976 - N/A

1977 - N/A

1978 - N/A

1979 2 Steve Reish

1980 2 Larry McLaughlin

1981 1 Ness/Rollett

1982 6 Rick Hazelip

1983 7 Jeff Cisar



1986 2 Bell/Ramsey

1987 3 Boddicker/Ramsey


1989 5 Eric Jacques

1990 2 Newcomb/Gernon

1991 2 Koehler/Alexander






1997 2 Ryan Graft

1998 4 Chris Wilson

1999 8 Chris Wilson

2000 3 Chris Wilson


2002 9 Ryan Smith

2003 5 Ryan Smith

2004 3 Adam Pegg

2005 4 Joe Trucchio

2006 3 Vicini/McCombs

2007 2 Arnett/Vicini




2011 9 Ryan Halstead


2013 11 Ryan Halstead2014 5 Scott Effross

2015 10 Ryan Halstead

2016 7 Thomas Belcher




YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSYEAR AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO SB CS PO A E FLD%1945 .279 820 179 229 * * * * * * * * * * 589 252 51 .9391947 .248 613 105 152 * * * 75 .369 * * * * * 500 233 37 .9501948 .291 899 191 262 25 11 19 144 .407 114 * 130 39 * 660 321 72 .9271950 .258 770 122 199 21 18 12 99 .379 * 6 137 16 * 588 274 57 .9341951 .267 923 166 246 34 16 8 126 .355 * 7 * 34 * 717 261 85 .9201952 .195 810 90 158 14 10 5 74 .256 * * * * * * * * *

1955 .246 855 125 210 25 15 5 101 .328 72 5 107 43 * 666 295 50 .9511956 .279 1000 188 279 38 22 14 159 .403 105 13 112 28 * 711 325 60 .9451957 .268 946 162 254 38 20 9 141 .378 129 8 143 12 * 687 238 57 .9421958 .259 1032 155 267 35 9 16 184 .357 95 15 193 11 * 748 313 62 .9451959 .285 1006 191 287 50 21 9 169 .404 106 13 135 20 * 845 302 59 .951

1960 .262 942 159 247 40 17 20 131 .401 101 12 132 26 * 721 239 68 .9341961 .283 865 168 245 44 20 14 149 .430 127 6 122 37 * 678 276 51 .9491962 .266 948 174 251 44 7 9 137 .349 130 8 152 29 * 728 304 58 .9471963 .245 937 126 230 26 9 7 104 .315 124 5 187 58 * 707 299 73 .9321964 .275 1181 203 325 48 17 15 167 .383 133 8 190 29 * 894 361 77 .942

1965 .253 1183 190 299 35 17 20 158 .362 145 15 180 39 * 906 363 92 .9321966 .280 1159 212 325 48 12 11 190 .362 144 7 168 31 * 841 366 71 .9441967 .233 1088 152 254 33 7 10 124 .304 133 5 200 30 * 831 393 82 .9371968 .237 954 121 226 27 19 11 106 .340 134 8 202 39 * 750 322 61 .9461969 .265 1011 169 268 30 7 22 143 .374 120 7 210 37 * 760 303 62 .944

1970 .258 1202 183 310 44 8 15 150 .345 140 6 252 44 * 928 382 80 .9421971 .275 1063 160 292 33 10 13 142 .361 137 11 210 16 * 794 274 90 .9161972 .243 962 106 234 31 9 15 93 .341 120 7 197 22 * 723 270 79 .9261973 .281 1007 177 283 38 8 23 154 .403 112 9 139 25 * 763 293 63 .9401974 .287 1114 199 320 54 21 29 179 .452 126 5 140 26 * 832 350 65 .945

1975 .261 1257 228 328 60 13 28 201 .396 179 4 251 55 * 984 378 75 .9451976 .288 1118 205 322 50 20 30 177 .448 148 4 199 50 * 840 319 61 .9471977 .240 1231 167 295 41 16 33 139 .379 164 7 270 37 17 970 399 64 .9531978 .265 1156 189 306 55 11 22 152 .388 181 6 161 34 11 889 338 66 .9491979 .244 1085 144 265 38 14 15 130 .347 125 11 197 41 14 824 365 77 .939

1980 .287 1209 222 347 52 19 32 193 .441 166 7 183 42 15 906 396 75 .9461981 .299 1425 274 426 70 9 27 249 .418 176 9 193 85 30 1020 430 74 .9511982 .308 1565 321 482 77 11 40 286 .448 227 10 243 90 26 1153 553 86 .9521983 .283 1300 258 368 61 12 23 215 .402 176 14 208 62 24 985 471 76 .9501984 .330 1819 454 601 138 28 52 391 .523 259 10 277 116 48 1361 643 71 .966

1985 .344 2185 639 751 120 43 81 555 .549 382 23 375 148 50 1588 803 101 .9591986 .326 1822 501 594 126 23 67 439 .531 253 17 233 124 29 1334 622 91 .9561987 .303 1742 450 528 109 14 43 367 .456 305 20 241 137 22 1315 549 91 .9531988 .355 1756 489 623 113 29 56 430 .549 277 28 188 140 48 1264 602 77 .9601989 .315 1808 413 570 109 35 40 365 .481 284 31 259 135 41 1368 621 78 .962

1990 .283 1781 324 504 92 17 34 288 .411 263 * 295 55 25 1344 589 86 .9571991 .327 1903 427 622 120 26 61 395 .513 260 * 275 58 25 1430 678 77 .9651992 .350 1723 476 603 131 14 82 435 .585 291 23 214 57 19 1255 542 87 .9541993 .285 1707 380 487 103 15 40 334 .434 302 39 354 66 19 1340 522 76 .9611994 .281 1653 331 464 89 10 50 289 .437 239 26 386 75 23 1271 487 83 .955

1995 .299 1747 401 523 89 16 44 344 .444 310 28 437 80 23 1324 519 91 .9531996 .281 1819 404 512 108 7 57 342 .443 327 40 415 114 35 1371 600 97 .9531997 .309 1710 422 528 108 6 48 362 .463 299 66 356 130 43 1335 564 81 .9591998 .288 1730 383 498 95 3 43 337 .421 307 48 390 71 31 1363 662 70 .9671999 .315 1739 456 547 94 25 67 382 .513 282 68 343 104 30 1327 530 97 .950

2000 .281 1725 313 484 83 20 26 255 .397 235 52 319 75 39 1358 588 72 .9642001 .291 1827 374 532 82 14 33 311 .406 238 62 348 74 19 1380 558 86 .9582002 .330 1823 420 602 113 15 49 392 .489 225 50 340 62 32 1314 591 82 .959 2003 .286 1781 347 509 96 5 42 301 .416 209 47 362 76 14 1342 607 74 .9632004 .298 1813 378 541 92 18 57 342 .463 201 23 384 83 21 1340 567 89 .955

2005 .315 1888 387 595 99 21 30 337 .438 213 43 313 82 28 1377 582 101 .9512006 .287 1796 270 515 77 13 15 234 .369 163 37 280 135 41 1390 619 113 .9472007 .269 1723 244 463 73 9 8 217 .335 143 40 285 94 25 1327 648 95 .9542008 .339 2076 439 703 119 19 43 398 .476 189 86 322 99 30 1507 724 113 .9522009 .327 2104 423 687 119 13 61 385 .482 215 75 389 69 30 1552 702 94 .960

2010 .328 2051 432 672 127 15 85 399 .529 183 72 389 57 32 1467 624 87 .9602011 .287 1981 310 569 102 12 34 276 .402 180 49 346 65 21 1517 600 73 .9672012 .272 2070 326 564 108 17 37 295 .395 202 63 388 74 33 1622 677 109 .9552013 .301 2253 434 679 134 13 53 407 .443 259 73 391 72 47 1770 751 90 .9662014 .296 2071 370 612 113 22 43 339 .434 196 47 332 68 31 1602 664 62 .973

2015 .274 2011 316 552 97 20 33 286 .392 183 44 394 48 24 1595 623 76 .9672016 .257 1885 270 484 81 10 36 248 .368 192 58 399 28 25 1519 626 55 .975



YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSYEAR W-L-T PCT. ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP BK1945 12-8-2 .600 5.14 * 0 * 194.0 196 158 111 49 52 4 10 81947 12-7 .632 4.18 5 3 * 168.0 121 78 65 * * * * *1948 15-10 .600 5.85 13 1 * 223.0 220 145 114 111 128 7 9 *1950 11-12 .478 4.94 6 0 * 200.1 162 110 109 119 146 6 5 *1951 16-10-1 .615 6.66 7 2 * 236.1 239 175 173 145 164 22 5 21952 7-19 .269 3.79 7 1 * 213.2 226 135 90 97 90 7 6 1

1955 16-11 .593 3.59 7 4 6 223.0 170 89 58 87 151 8 15 21956 14-15 .483 6.13 3 0 2 245.0 241 167 81 151 174 11 8 11957 13-15 .464 3.57 13 3 4 237.0 196 124 94 117 169 13 7 21958 17-15 .531 4.29 9 2 4 260.2 264 184 134 138 161 15 8 01959 18-13 .581 4.14 10 1 11 253.2 248 146 117 99 179 17 13 3

1960 17-13 .567 3.10 12 3 4 241.0 224 128 83 115 226 8 11 01961 21-5-1 .796 2.71 9 4 7 226.0 160 100 68 136 215 12 12 21962 16-13 .552 4.37 6 1 2 241.0 201 143 117 165 176 11 18 11963 15-14 .517 3.76 7 1 4 241.2 219 144 101 134 190 15 12 21964 23-12 .657 3.46 12 5 7 293.1 274 144 112 141 253 9 10 1

1965 20-15 .571 3.18 14 3 3 302.1 259 162 107 168 285 15 7 21966 17-15 .531 3.01 7 3 2 280.2 258 147 94 131 210 9 2 11967 14-23 .378 3.96 15 2 2 277.0 263 176 122 110 169 10 6 01968 19-12 .613 1.97 9 3 6 251.0 166 89 55 116 224 7 8 01969 18-14 .563 3.27 9 3 6 253.1 230 135 92 124 184 9 4 3

1970 18-23 .439 3.74 11 3 8 307.1 315 191 128 147 214 31 4 01971 14-23 .378 5.02 9 3 3 267.0 284 204 149 120 195 30 13 01972 11-24 .314 4.03 13 2 2 241.0 237 166 108 113 178 14 8 31973 20-16 .556 3.50 14 2 6 254.1 257 132 100 121 157 16 4 01974 19-21 .475 4.77 17 2 4 277.1 291 184 147 190 137 14 9 7

1975 22-24 .478 5.02 20 4 5 328.0 366 232 183 182 214 32 13 21976 23-17 .575 4.95 11 2 3 280.0 286 187 154 174 200 22 13 21977 21-26 .447 4.04 19 10 5 323.1 311 196 145 202 252 16 3 11978 20-23 .465 5.47 15 1 3 296.1 299 224 180 218 264 29 11 11979 11-28 .282 5.05 14 3 3 274.2 283 202 154 182 157 28 8 1

1980 17-25 .405 5.87 12 3 4 302.0 333 251 197 199 193 31 8 11981 23-25-1 .479 5.96 23 1 2 340.0 405 279 225 180 185 20 13 41982 24-29 .453 6.28 24 3 6 384.1 478 320 268 234 203 35 6 21983 26-21 .553 4.00 18 7 7 328.1 330 184 146 161 226 23 14 31984 44-20 .688 3.13 41 14 3 453.2 407 188 158 190 337 26 3 6

1985 57-19-1 .747 4.03 33 7 3 530.1 528 289 237 225 380 34 13 21986 43-17 .716 4.49 23 6 6 444.2 438 269 222 229 363 50 8 21987 43-17 .716 4.21 17 4 7 438.1 434 249 205 220 346 31 21 81988 39-19 .672 4.78 17 8 8 421.1 443 269 224 199 297 20 17 111989 34-26 .567 5.41 13 4 11 456.0 512 329 274 243 272 37 31 0

1990 30-27-1 .526 5.44 15 4 6 448.0 553 329 271 201 257 31 14 31991 38-23-1 .623 5.14 17 4 6 467.2 537 327 272 209 297 26 21 61992 35-20 .636 4.69 4 2 7 418.1 456 276 218 206 267 28 13 01993 38-21 .644 4.25 13 7 6 446.2 437 245 211 203 369 26 21 01994 33-23 .589 5.37 17 3 9 424.0 496 300 253 158 275 38 13 3

1995 33-23 .589 4.94 17 6 2 441.1 501 293 242 187 133 45 23 51996 43-18 .704 4.02 19 4 5 483.0 512 276 216 180 398 37 26 31997 33-22 .618 5.92 14 5 7 445.1 547 347 293 155 352 34 25 31998 29-27 .518 6.16 15 6 6 454.1 561 358 311 213 359 43 27 31999 37-17 .685 4.86 6 2 10 442.1 467 309 239 213 456 42 47 7

2000 29-27 .518 4.41 12 2 5 452.2 451 266 222 210 390 38 26 62001 24-31-1 .436 5.65 6 2 3 460.0 511 351 289 242 359 56 52 82002 35-20 .545 4.83 10 4 10 438.0 517 292 235 172 285 37 34 32003 34-22 .607 5.05 13 4 7 447.1 490 288 251 189 274 48 30 112004 25-30 .455 5.18 5 1 7 446.2 536 330 257 163 271 50 53 7

2005 26-30 .464 5.06 2 5 11 459.0 541 325 258 174 292 49 49 82006 22-34 .393 5.11 12 3 7 463.1 542 335 263 174 251 53 51 142007 19-35 .352 5.51 9 2 5 442.1 559 335 271 174 268 37 56 102008 31-30 .508 6.22 11 1 7 502.1 658 416 347 255 346 56 54 82009 32-27 .542 5.15 7 0 10 517.1 584 354 296 216 439 43 76 4

2010 28-27 .509 6.63 3 4 11 489.0 628 444 360 266 336 59 81 122011 30-25 .545 4.13 3 2 12 505.2 526 290 232 225 346 34 57 132012 32-28 .533 4.54 2 2 11 540.2 610 354 273 226 384 76 49 92013 49-16 .754 2.64 4 5 18 590.0 547 220 173 186 394 46 48 62014 44-15 .746 2.33 0 7 17 534.0 470 177 138 169 410 26 51 6

2015 35-24 .593 3.39 0 4 16 531.2 496 246 200 145 493 35 65 62016 32-24 .571 3.09 4 2 11 506.1 451 212 174 130 412 18 49 4



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1895 – 11-14/19 Silent Hoosiers W 21-34/20 Silent Hoosiers W 15-144/27 Wabash W 12-45/3 Rose Poly Inst. W 41-15/13 DePauw W 23-45/22 at Ladoga L 5-45/25 at Purdue W 6-45/27 at Wabash W 21-55/30 Ladoga W 6-26/1 State Normal W 12-36/5 Northwestern W 2-2^6/6 Northwestern W 17-0^ – Game was later forfeited by NU

1896 – 6-34/11 Butler W 45-4 4/17 Michigan* W 11-10 5/9 DePaul W 19-05/11 Wabash W 8-75/12 Illinois L 19-3 5/13 Illinois Wesleyan W 17-95/15 Northwestern W 15-15/16 Chicago L 14-9 5/18 Wisconsin L 11-3 * – Score disputed

1897 – 5-34/19 Washington L 7-5 4/24 DePauw W 14-0 5/1 DePauw L 6-3 5/6 Purdue W 21-11 5/8 Indiana State W 26-55/12 Wittenburg W 14-45/14 Wittenburg W 14-4 5/16 DePauw L 11-7

1898 – 3-1 Indiana State W 26-4 Borden Institute W 10-6 Borden Institute W 28-6 DePauw L 14-4

1899 – 7-6Head Coach: James Horne4/14 Borden Institute L 4-34/15 Borden Institute W 12-14/22 Wabash W 15-8 4/29 DePauw W 10-15/1 Purdue W 3-15/2 Culver L 11-5 5/3 Michigan L 9-0 5/4 Chicago L 13-6 5/13 Indianapolis W 9-25/17 Nebraska W 6-45/23 Purdue W 8-65/30 DePauw L 8-6 6/2 DePauw L 5-2

1900 – 3-2Head Coach: James Horne4/14 Michigan L 14-3 5/8 Cincinnati W 3-2 5/12 Purdue L 16-0 5/15 Butler W 12-11 5/26 Rose-Hulman W 11-6

1901 – 3-3Head Coach: Robert Wicker4/20 Illinois L 35-4 5/1 Notre Dame L 14-3 5/14 Purdue L 8-5 5/16 Notre Dame W 7-3 5/24 Franklin W 21-1 6/1 Central W 20-0

1902 – 7-14Head Coach: George Moore4/19 Indianapolis (pro) L 20-2 4/22 DePauw W 12-4 4/25 Shortridge HS W 25-1 4/26 Shortridge HS W 13-4 4/29 Notre Dame L 18-2 5/1 Ohio Wesleyan L 7-5 5/2 Ohio State L 16-8 5/3 Michigan L 10-4 5/5 Albion L 4-0 5/6 Notre Dame L 7-4

5/7 Culver L 11-5 5/10 Albion L 7-6 5/12 DePauw W 17-6 5/14 Chicago L 9-1 5/15 Ohio State W 9-6 5/16 Ohio State W 13-4 5/18 Purdue L 9-6 5/27 Purdue L 10-4 5/29 Ohio Wesleyan L 4-1 5/30 Ohio Wesleyan L 12-7 6/2 Minnesota W 11-10

1903 – 6-6Head Coach: Philip O’Neil4/16 Kentucky L 8-5 4/18 Central L 2-1 4/18 Central W 2-1 5/2 DePauw W 3-2 5/6 Purdue W 5-1 5/9 Ohio Wesleyan W 8-4 5/12 Kentucky W 4-3 5/19 Wabash L 3-2 5/20 Illinois L 14-0 5/22 Notre Dame L 7-2 5/26 Purdue W 5-0 6/3 Chicago L 14-2

1904 – 11-5Head Coach: Philip O’Neil4/13 Butler W 12-1 4/16 Rose-Hulman W 5-0 4/18 Lake Forest W 13-0 4/22 Wabash W 11-7 4/28 Butler W 14-1 4/28 Ohio State W 5-3 4/20 Ohio Wesleyan W 6-1 5/2 Kentucky State L 3-1 5/5 Kentucky W 9-4 5/9 DePauw W 8-6 5/21 Northwestern W 3-1 5/23 Purdue W 5-3 5/24 Wabash L 3-2 5/25 Notre Dame L 2-1 5/30 Purdue L 12-11 6/2 Notre Dame L 5-2

1905 – 11-11Head Coach: Zora Clevenger4/8 Bloomington HS W 6-34/15 Manual Training W 9-8 4/19 Butler W 14-1 4/20 Terre Haute L 11-4 4/27 Ohio State W 8-5 4/29 Rose-Hulman W 6-2 5/2 Cincinnati L 6-3 5/3 Kentucky L 8-4 5/4 Kentucky W 6-2 5/5 Center W 9-4 5/6 Kentucky State W 3-1 5/8 Vanderbilt L 7-2 5/9 Vanderbilt L 4-0 5/12 Wabash L 2-1 5/15 Northwestern L 2-1 5/18 Cincinnati W 2-1 5/19 Cincinnati L 2-1 5/25 Purdue W 5-3 5/26 Indiana State L 3-2 6/1 Notre Dame L 4-2 6/6 Purdue L 10-8

1906 – 5-12-1, 1-5 (7th)Head Coach: Zora Clevenger4/12 Matton-Charles W 13-6 4/13 Matton-Charles W 3-0 4/20 Indiana State T 3-3 4/21 Rose-Hulman L 6-4 4/24 Vincennes L 8-1 4/25 Vincennes L 5-4 4/26 Vincennes L 4-3 4/29 Rose-Hulman W 5-0 5/2 Illinois L 22-3 5/3 Chicago L 7-3 5/4 St. Viator W 7-65/5 Northwestern L 15-1 5/7 Nebraska L 5-0 5/14 Notre Dame L 10-2 5/19 Purdue L 4-3 5/25 Notre Dame L 16-2

5/31 Purdue W 3-1 6/9 Illinois L 2-0

1907 – 8-5, 2-1 (3rd)Head Coach: Jake Stahl Indianapolis AC L 5-3 Indianapolis AC W 4-1 Rose-Hulman L 5-3 Rose-Hulman W 4-0 Northwestern W 17-1 Wabash W 13-45/9 Notre Dame L 6-0 5/10 DePauw W 9-1 Northwestern W 18-0 Lake Forest W 9-1 5/16 Notre Dame L 3-1 5/18 Illinois L 12-5 Wabash W 9-6

1908 – 7-9, 2-5 (6th)Head Coach: Robert Wicker4/14 Alumni W 5-3 4/15 Indianapolis AC W 16-1 4/16 Indianapolis AC W 6-0 4/18 Franklin W 16-1 4/20 DePauw W 8-1 4/25 Northwestern W 1-0 4/28 Illinois L 6-35/1 Notre Dame L 1-0 5/2 Notre Dame L 13-3 Northwestern W 4-0 Chicago L 1-0 5/27 Notre Dame L 5-4 Purdue L 8-4 Indiana State L 8-5 6/6 Illinois L 5-4 Purdue L 6-0

1909 – 10-5, 1-5 (6th)Head Coach: Ralph Roach4/9 Illinois L 9-1 4/10 Illinois L 8-14/14 Bloomington HS W 3-24/16 Indiana State W 14-04/17 Rose-Hulman W 6-54/23 Northwestern L 2-14/24 Chicago W 1-04/28 Rose-Hulman W 5-35/1 Lake Forest W 16-45/4 Purdue L 7-25/6 DePauw W 7-55/11 Indiana State W 30-25/13 Butler W 7-05/17 DePauw W 3-25/19 Chicago L 7-3

1910 – 5-3, 4-3 (3rd)Head Coach: Ralph Roach4/30 Northwestern W 2-15/5 Chicago W 5-35/6 Northwestern W 8-55/14 Purdue L 4-35/23 Minnesota L 6-05/25 DePauw W 2-05/28 Illinois L 4-16/1 Purdue W 1-0

1911 – 6-7, 3-3 (5th)Head Coach: Ralph Roach4/15 Rose-Hulman W 8-14/21 Lake Forest L 8-54/22 Chicago L 6-24/29 Illinois L 5-45/13 DePauw L 9-15/18 DePauw L 6-15/19 Rose-Hulman W 8-15/20 Northwestern W 7-65/27 Illinois L 12-16/2 Purdue W 3-26/7 Chicago W 7-36/9 Waseda L 2-16/10 Waseda W 3-2

1912 – 5-9, 0-8 (7th)Head Coach: John Corbett4/8 Illinois L 8-44/12 DePauw W 2-04/13 Rose-Hulman W 4-3

Northwestern L 1-0 Beloit L 7-3 Rose-Hulman W 4-3 Wisconsin L 5-44/26 Illinois L 4-3 Purdue L 6-55/1 DePauw W 6-2 Purdue L 6-0 Chicago L 15-35/28 Rose-Hulman W 4-3 Northwestern L 3-2

1913 – 11-4, 6-3 (2nd)Head Coach: Arthur Berndt4/14 Indy Independents W 2-04/16 Illinois L 9-54/18 Iowa W 4-24/25 Wisconsin W 10-44/26 Beloit W 2-14/28 Chicago L 5-15/3 Wisconsin W 5-45/6 Rose-Hulman W 5-25/10 Ohio State W 6-55/22 Wabash W 4-25/23 DePauw L 5-45/24 Ohio State W 6-55/28 Purdue L 3-25/31 DePauw W 2-16/3 Purdue W 4-1

1914 – 6-6, 4-5 (5th)Head Coach: Arthur Berndt Indiana State W 2-0 Ohio State W 3-1 Wisconsin L 4-3 Northwestern W 2-0 Chicago L 1-0 Rose-Hulman L 4-2 Wisconsin L 4-2 Ohio State W 2-0 Hawaii W 9-5 Purdue L 4-3 Illinois W 13-2 Purdue L 10-7

1915 – 2-7, 1-7 (9th)Head Coach: Arthur Berndt Rose-Hulman W N/A Ohio State L 4-3 Purdue L 4-2 Northwestern L 9-4 Wisconsin L 9-2 Wisconsin L 5-4 Northwestern L 2-1 Illinois L 6-0 Ohio State W 3-1

1916 – 8-4, 4-3 (3rd)Head Coach: Frederick Beebe4/14 Northwestern W 4-3 4/17 Marshall W 12-3 4/21 Illinois W 2-14/29 Purdue L 7-0 5/6 DePauw W 9-2 5/9 Hawaii L 17-6 5/12 Northwestern W 2-0 5/13 Illinois L 8-05/18 Ohio State L 8-5 5/22 DePauw W 12-0 5/27 Iowa W 3-0 5/31 Indiana State W 7-0

1917 – 5-9-1, 5-4 (3rd)Head Coach: Roy Whisman Kentucky L 3-1 Tennessee L 5-2 Mercer L 9-0 Georgia L 8-0 5/2 Georgia Tech L 9-1 Vanderbilt T 2-2 5/21 Northwestern W 8-1 5/4 Northwestern L 5-1 5/5 Iowa W 5-4 5/12 Ohio State W 7-2 5/14 Illinois W 5-05/18 Ohio State L 7-2 5/23 Illinois L 8-1



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS5/29 Purdue L 2-1 6/2 Purdue W 1-0

1918 – 9-7, 0-5 (8th)Head Coach: Guy Rathbun4/12 DePauw W 11-0 4/19 Iowa L N/A 4/29 Michigan L N/A 5/3 Notre Dame L 9-2 5/4 Valparaiso W N/A 5/6 Western Michigan W N/A5/7 Michigan State W 8-35/8 Michigan L 10-15/17 Ohio State L 2-05/20 Franklin W 6-45/24 Ohio State L 7-35/26 Rose-Hulman W N/A5/27 Indiana State W N/A5/29 DePauw L 1-0

1919 – 13-9-1, 3-4 (6th)Head Coach: Harry Scholler3/31 Indianapolis (pro) L 8-04/1 Indianapolis (pro) L 9-04/2 Indianapolis (pro) W 1-04/4 Indianapolis (pro) W 3-24/10 Hanover W 10-54/11 Indiana State W 4-14/18 Rose-Hulman W 6-24/24 Wabash W 3-14/25 Notre Dame L 6-54/26 Michigan L 6-04/28 Michigan State W 6-04/29 Western Michigan W 10-35/2 Michigan State W 1-05/3 Wisconsin W 6-15/5 Wisconsin L 4-35/10 Notre Dame L 2-15/17 Ohio State W 2-15/20 Franklin T 5-55/23 Ohio State L 2-05/30 Iowa L 4-35/31 Iowa W 3-26/2 Franklin W 9-56/3 Franklin L 7-5

1920 – 8-7, 3-6 (5th)Head Coach: Harry Scholler4/23 Wisconsin W 7-64/24 Michigan L 10-34/27 Rose-Hulman W 9-04/30 Wisconsin L 4-15/1 Wisconsin L 4-15/4 Franklin W 17-35/7 Iowa L 5-05/8 Iowa L 8-25/11 Kentucky W 14-55/15 Ohio State L 7-65/22 Notre Dame L 4-35/25 Wabash W 9-66/1 Notre Dame W 4-16/3 Purdue W 6-56/7 Purdue W 8-4

1921 – 10-14, 5-6 (5th)Head Coach: George Lewis4/1 Cumberland W 22-04/2 Vanderbilt L 2-04/4 Alabama Tech L 10-44/5 Alabama Tech L 2-14/6 Camp Bennings L 10-84/7 Camp Bennings W 5-44/14 DePauw W 16-04/23 Wisconsin W 1-04/23 Wisconsin L 2-04/30 Ohio State L 2-14/30 Ohio State L 6-35/3 Franklin W 7-05/7 Northwestern W 12-25/13 Ohio State L 19-105/14 Ohio State L 4-25/16 Waseda L 5-45/20 Iowa W 5-45/21 Iowa W 3-15/23 Wabash L 9-85/28 Notre Dame L 4-15/30 Notre Dame L 15-56/3 Wabash W 5-4

6/6 Purdue W 5-26/7 Purdue L 3-2

1922 – 1-2, 1-2 (8th)Head Coach: George Lewis6/7 Purdue L 8-4 6/12 Purdue L 17-4 6/13 Purdue W 2-1

1923 – 3-11, 2-6 (9th)Head Coach: Roscoe Minton4/11 DePauw W 5-4 4/19 Northwestern W 6-4 4/20 Wisconsin L 8-3 4/27 St. Victor L 3-14/28 Notre Dame L 7-3 5/4 Butler L 9-6 5/10 Northwestern L 3-1 5/18 Ohio State L 8-0 5/22 Wabash L 6-3 5/25 Purdue L 6-5 6/5 Purdue W 10-6 6/8 Wabash L 8-22 6/9 Chicago L 5-4 6/11 Purdue L 22-5

1924 – 8-12-1, 4-5 (7th)Head Coach: Roscoe Minton4/9 Kentucky State L 6-0 4/10 Kentucky State L 6-2 4/11 Transylvania W 13-5 4/12 Centre T 2-2 4/15 Butler W 9-44/21 Ohio State L 12-54/24 DePauw W 8-1 4/26 Butler L 6-0 5/1 Notre Dame L 4-1 5/3 Minnesota L 7-5 5/5 Northwestern W 8-4 5/6 Notre Dame L 8-0 5/9 Notre Dame L 12-1 5/12 Ohio State L 14-2 5/16 Northwestern W 6-45/22 Minnesota L 13-3 5/26 DePauw L 14-13 5/27 Meiji W 6-5 5/31 Chicago W 12-3 6/7 Purdue L 5-2 6/9 Purdue W 6-5

1925 – 12-6, 9-2 (1st)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/14 DePauw W 6-3 4/18 Rose-Hulman W 13-3 4/20 Fort Harrison W 19-5 4/22 Ohio State L 6-5 4/25 Transylvania L 8-4 4/28 Chicago W 2-1 4/30 Northwestern W 14-2 5/4 Minnesota W 14-5 5/9 Minnesota L 9-1 5/11 Iowa W 2-1 5/15 Purdue W 15-115/19 DePauw L 6-5 5/21 Wabash L 10-7 5/23 Northwestern W 13-2 5/27 Wabash L 4-3 5/31 Chicago W 3-1 6/6 Purdue W 9-3 6/8 Purdue W 8-6 1926 – 6-8-1, 3-5-1 (8th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/14 DePauw W 7-6 4/19 DePauw W 10-6 4/20 Wabash L 6-5 4/22 Indiana Dental W 10-1 4/26 Ohio State L 16-0 4/28 Purdue W 4-3 5/1 Northwestern T 9-9 5/2 Michigan L 4-1 5/7 Purdue L 16-6 5/12 Wabash L 7-1 5/15 Ohio State L 10-6 5/21 Carleton L 4-3 5/23 Minnesota W 8-6 5/24 Northwestern W 8-7 5/28 Iowa L 12-7

1927 – 8-12-3, 4-8 (9th)Head Coach: Everett Dean3/31 Mississippi L 6-4 4/1 Mississippi L 13-6 4/2 Mississippi L 5-2 4/6 Mississippi T 5-5 4/7 Mississippi L 3-1 4/12 DePauw T 5-5 4/19 DePauw W 12-0 4/22 Ohio State L 3-2 4/25 Indiana State W 12-3 4/26 Wabash T 5-5 4/29 Purdue L 7-2 4/30 Chicago L 6-5 5/3 Wabash W 6-5 5/7 Northwestern L 3-1 5/10 Chicago W 11-3 5/14 Iowa L 8-7 5/16 Northwestern L 3-2 5/21 Iowa W 9-3 5/23 Ohio State L 6-4 5/27 Purdue W 11-0 6/3 Minnesota W 3-2 6/4 Minnesota L 9-46/6 Waseda W 4-2

1928 – 10-5, 5-4 (5th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/5 Cincinnati W 12-9 4/12 Ohio State W 7-5 4/18 Wabash W 1-0 4/20 Ohio State W 10-64/24 Michigan L 3-0 4/26 DePauw W 5-4 4/28 Northwestern W 8-4 5/1 DePauw W 4-1 5/5 Iowa L 6-1 5/7 Northwestern W 5-4 5/12 Wabash W 6-5 5/15 Purdue L 3-1 5/19 Chicago W 4-2 5/22 Chicago L 11-9 6/1 Notre Dame L 6-2 1929 – 9-7-1, 4-6 (6th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/4 Ohio State W 4-2 4/10 Wabash W 16-8 4/12 Wabash L 2-0 4/13 Wabash W 16-1 4/13 Wabash W 1-0 4/19 Ohio W 7-4 4/20 Chicago W 5-3 4/23 DePauw W 8-3 4/27 Wisconsin L 5-1 4/30 Notre Dame T 5-5 5/10 DePauw W 9-7 5/11 Chicago L 4-2 5/17 Minnesota L 9-7 5/18 Minnesota L 13-8 5/20 Wisconsin L 11-0 5/23 Purdue W 5-1 6/1 Iowa L 5-0

1930 – 9-6, 6-4 (3rd)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/11 Wabash L 8-2 4/12 Wabash W 5-3 4/15 Ball State W 16-0 4/18 DePauw W 13-0 4/19 Chicago W 7-1 4/25 Minnesota L 5-4 4/26 Minnesota L 8-2 5/3 Chicago W 9-1 5/9 Ohio State L 11-9 5/13 Purdue L 7-5 5/17 Ohio State W 10-5 5/20 Purdue W 5-0 5/24 Northwestern W 8-3 5/28 Northwestern W 4-0 5/31 Notre Dame L 8-6

1931 – 12-6-1, 4-4-1 (7th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/6 Miami (Ohio) W 11-2 4/7 Miami (Ohio) L 6-2 4/11 DePauw W 24-5 4/14 St. Xavier W 10-3

4/15 St. Xavier W 11-6 4/17 Wabash W 10-5 4/18 Wabash W 8-7 4/20 Northwestern T 1-1 4/24 Ohio State W 4-2 4/28 Purdue W 3-1 5/2 Michigan L 4-0 5/5 DePauw W 16-0 5/9 Purdue W 12-8 5/16 Ohio State L 4-1 5/23 Chicago L 3-2 5/23 Chicago L 3-2 6/1 Michigan State L 10-9 6/2 Michigan State W 6-3 6/3 Michigan W 9-5

1932 – 13-2, 6-2 (1st)Head Coach: Everett Dean3/29 Miami (Ohio) W 11-9 4/2 DePauw W 4-2 4/5 Indiana State W 7-6 4/9 Northwestern W 7-6 4/12 Indiana State W 7-1 4/15 Xavier W 7-14/16 Xavier W 3-24/22 Purdue W 15-8 4/29 Ball State W 12-6 4/30 Ohio State L 8-3 5/6 Ohio State W 5-4 5/7 Ohio State W 7-4 5/14 Purdue L 7-4 5/20 Northwestern W 3-2 5/27 Purdue W 8-3

1933 – 16-3, 3-2 (4th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/3 DePauw W 3-2 4/7 Hanover W 15-8 4/8 Miami (Ohio) L 10-9 4/10 Miami (Ohio) W 12-7 4/19 Indiana State W 11-1 4/21 Central Normal W 8-0 4/22 Franklin W 13-5 4/26 Hanover W 7-0 4/28 Ball State W 26-14 4/29 Ohio State W 11-3 4/29 Ohio State W 10-5 5/4 DePauw W 12-1 5/9 Purdue W 10-1 5/10 Purdue L 12-10 5/18 Michigan L 6-4 5/20 Wabash W 9-4 5/22 Wabash W 12-1 5/27 Michigan State W 10-3 5/29 Indiana State W 9-7

1934 – 19-5-1, 6-3-1 (2nd)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/6 Hanover W 7-3 4/7 Hanover W 18-0 4/10 Indiana State W 8-7 4/13 Miami (Ohio) L 2-1 4/14 Cincinnati W 5-3 4/20 Ohio State W 5-4 4/21 Ohio State L 6-4 4/24 DePauw W 12-6 4/28 Indiana State W 6-3 4/30 Central Normal W 3-0 5/2 Purdue W 8-4 5/3 Purdue T 8-8 5/7 DePauw W 14-4 5/8 Purdue W 5-2 5/11 Manchester W 18-4 5/12 Notre Dame L 7-3 5/14 Chicago W 3-2 5/17 Michigan W 10-9 5/25 Michigan State W 5-2 5/26 Michigan L 4-2 5/29 Ball State W 15-4 5/30 Ohio State L 5-4 5/30 Ohio State W 11-8 6/9 Rutgers W 6-4 6/11 Temple W 6-4 1935 – 10-9-1, 4-6 (7th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/5 Miami (Ohio) W 7-0 4/11 Maryville W 9-7



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/12 Maryville L 6-5 4/13 Carson-Newman W 12-1 4/15 Lincoln Memorial W 13-7 4/16 Eastern Kentucky T 7-7 4/19 Purdue W 9-4 4/20 Purdue W 7-14/22 Carleton W 3-14/23 Indiana State L 12-7 4/26 Ohio State L 11-2 4/27 Ohio State L 8-2 4/30 Central Normal W 10-3 5/4 Chicago L 6-1 5/9 Purdue W 3-2 5/10 Purdue L 7-3 5/17 Chicago W 10-6 5/30 Ohio State L 6-2 5/30 Ohio State L 10-0 5/31 Ball State L 7-4

1936 – 15-7, 6-3 (4th)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/10 Maryville W 6-2 4/11 Carson-Newman W 13-12 4/13 Eastern Kentucky L 7-5 4/14 Eastern Kentucky W 10-6 4/24 Ohio State W 9-4 4/25 Ohio State W 5-4 4/27 Butler W 12-10 4/30 Purdue W 12-5 5/1 Purdue W 9-1 5/4 DePauw W 5-1 5/5 Wabash W 6-4 5/8 Purdue W 9-7 5/9 Purdue L 6-5 5/12 Indiana State W 7-1 5/13 Butler W 8-35/16 Chicago L 4-3 5/21 Notre Dame L 8-5 5/22 DePauw W 6-3 5/25 Wabash L 10-8 5/28 Ball State L 7-4 5/29 Ohio State L 6-0 5/30 Ohio State W 6-0

1937 – 19-7, 8-2 (2nd)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/6 Carleton W 8-0 4/7 DePauw W 7-0 4/10 Miami (Ohio) W 10-0 4/10 Miami (Ohio) W 7-04/12 Cincinnati L 7-4 4/13 Louisville W 14-3 4/17 Butler W 9-14/19 DePauw W 5-4 4/30 Purdue W 3-0 5/1 Purdue W 8-35/7 Michigan W 6-5 5/8 Michigan State L 6-5 5/13 Michigan W 10-3 5/14 Wabash L 3-2 5/15 Chicago W 4-3 5/17 Chicago L 14-6 5/21 Purdue W 4-1 5/22 Purdue W 6-1 5/25 Butler W 5-45/28 Ohio State W 13-12 5/29 Ohio State L 4-3 5/31 Ball State L 7-6 6/12 Rutgers W 9-6 6/15 Brown W 4-0 6/16 Harvard W 5-36/17 Yale L 7-5

1938 – 14-7-1, 7-3 (1st)Head Coach: Everett Dean4/1 DePauw T 1-1 4/7 Maryville L 3-2 4/8 Maryville W 6-0 4/9 Eastern Kentucky W 5-3 4/11 Eastern Kentucky W 13-8 4/16 Indiana State W 16-1 4/18 Wabash W 7-2 4/22 Ohio State L 5-4 4/23 Ohio State W 7-5 4/26 Wabash W 11-1 4/29 Northwestern W 12-04/30 Northwestern W 6-2 5/6 Michigan State L 7-4

5/7 Michigan W 4-1 5/10 Butler L 2-1 5/13 Purdue W 3-2 5/20 Wisconsin W 2-0 5/21 Wisconsin L 3-2 5/24 DePauw W 12-3 5/27 Purdue W 6-2 5/28 Purdue L 4-0 5/30 Butler L 5-4

1939 – 16-4, 7-3 (2nd)Head Coach: Paul Harrell4/1 DePauw W 22-2 4/3 DePauw W 14-2 4/10 Indiana State W 14-5 4/11 Wabash W 5-2 4/22 Wisconsin W 7-24/22 Wisconsin W 11-4 4/24 Wabash W 6-54/25 Indiana State W 13-7 4/28 Chicago L 4-3 4/29 Chicago W 13-5 5/1 Notre Dame L 12-7 5/5 Purdue L 1-0 5/6 Purdue W 7-6 5/11 Michigan State W 7-0 5/12 Michigan W 9-5 5/13 Michigan L 11-1 5/16 Butler W 4-35/19 Ohio State W 11-2 5/20 Ohio State W 14-2 5/22 DePauw W 14-1

1940 – 11-8, 3-5 (7th)Head Coach: Paul Harrell4/1 Fort Benning W 7-0 4/2 Fort Benning L 1-0 4/3 Fort Benning L 1-0 4/5 Columbus (Ga.) W 8-5 4/5 Columbus (Ga.) L 6-4 4/8 Indiana State W 11-2 4/15 Indiana State W 11-4 4/16 DePauw W 7-2 4/26 Michigan W 4-34/27 Michigan L 5-44/29 Butler L 4-35/3 Wisconsin L 7-65/4 Wisconsin L 4-25/7 Notre Dame W 7-45/10 Chicago W 3-15/11 Chicago W 8-05/14 Butler W 7-15/17 Illinois L 4-25/18 Illinois W 7-0

1941 – 15-8, 7-5 (4th)Head Coach: Paul Harrell3/31 Fort Benning W 3-24/1 Fort Benning W 5-44/3 Auburn W 11-74/4 Auburn L 3-24/7 DePauw W 4-34/8 DePauw W 15-54/11 Illinois W 2-14/12 Illinois L 10-74/15 Indiana State W 8-34/18 Minnesota W 5-14/19 Minnesota W 10-94/22 Butler W 11-44/25 Iowa L 9-34/26 Iowa L 6-54/29 Wabash L 12-35/2 Purdue W 10-25/3 Purdue W 7-65/9 Ohio State W 9-25/10 Ohio State L 6-35/12 Indiana State W 7-25/5 Michigan State L 4-35/16 Michigan W 6-55/17 Michigan L 8-3

1942 – 12-10, 5-7 (5th)Head Coach: Paul Harrell4/2 St. Joseph W 13-54/3 St. Joseph W 4-34/4 St. Joseph W 17-34/10 Illinois L 7-54/11 Illinois L 13-0

4/13 DePauw W 5-44/15 Wabash W 6-34/17 Iowa W 7-04/18 Iowa L 15-104/21 Butler W 7-14/22 Wabash W 20-64/24 Ohio State L 5-44/25 Ohio State L 6-14/28 Great Lakes L 13-45/1 Michigan W 6-45/2 Michigan L 9-85/8 Purdue L 4-15/9 Purdue W 5-15/12 Butler L 12-35/15 Minnesota W 2-15/16 Minnesota W 8-45/18 Great Lakes L 4-2

1943 – 4-1Head Coach: Paul Harrell3/31 DePauw W 9-44/22 DePauw W 18-74/5 St. Joseph W 8-14/16 Notre Dame L 9-44/17 Notre Dame W 3-2

1944 – 7-13, 2-8 (9th)Head Coach: Paul Harrell4/12 Crane N.A.D. W 6-24/15 Notre Dame L 10-54/15 Notre Dame L 4-04/17 Crane N.A.D. L 16-124/28 Crane N.A.D. W 8-15/2 Freeman Field L 11-45/5 Illinois L 9-35/6 Illinois L 9-05/13 Northwestern W 3-25/13 Northwestern L 1-05/20 Purdue W 5-25/20 Purdue L 5-45/23 DePauw L 7-25/27 Michigan L 14-35/27 Michigan L 12-15/30 Camp Atterbury W 17-66/2 Ohio State L 6-16/3 Ohio State L 8-76/6 Camp Atterbury W 15-96/7 Crane N.A.D. W 4-2

1945 – 12-8-2, 5-5-1 (3rd)Head Coach: Paul Harrell4/6 Michigan State W 15-34/7 Michigan State W 7-54/10 Butler W 12-114/27 Illinois W 10-24/28 Illinois T 6-65/1 Stout Field W 12-105/5 Purdue W 8-45/5 Purdue W 8-65/8 Stout Field W 7-45/11 Wakeman Hospital W 7-65/12 DePauw L 11-55/19 Michigan L 4-25/19 Michigan L 12-55/22 Camp Atterbury W 21-35/23 Wakeman Hospital L 15-115/26 Northwestern W 7-15/26 Northwestern L 5-45/29 Camp Atterbury T 12-126/1 Ohio State W 6-46/5 DePauw L 11-96/8 Minnesota L 13-06/9 Minnesota L 9-3

1946 – 13-5, 5-3 (5th)Head Coach: Paul Harrell4/5 Central Normal W 5-44/6 Central Normal W 20-24/9 Camp Atterbury W 7-34/13 Notre Dame L 5-14/13 Notre Dame W 6-24/16 Wabash W 13-24/17 Central Normal W 12-24/23 Butler W 9-64/26 Northwestern W 4-14/27 Northwestern W 7-44/28 Great Lakes L 4-25/3 Minnesota L 3-0

5/3 Minnesota W 10-25/14 Great Lakes W 8-55/17 Illinois L 10-65/18 Illinois L 4-15/24 Ohio State W 3-15/25 Ohio State W 5-1

1947 – 12-7, 5-5 (7th)Head Coach: Paul Harrell3/31 Indiana Central W 4-04/7 Canterbury W 15-04/11 Illinois L 4-04/12 Illinois W 3-24/15 Kingan’s Reliables W 12-44/19 Miami (Ohio) W 10-14/25 Minnesota W 9-04/26 Minnesota W 9-25/3 Wisconsin W 3-25/6 Butler W 3-15/9 Notre Dame L 7-05/10 Notre Dame L 10-25/13 St. Joseph W 20-85/16 Michigan L 3-25/19 Butler W 7-55/23 Ohio State L 5-15/24 Ohio State L 6-26/4 Purdue W 1-06/5 Purdue L 9-3

1948 – 15-10, 3-9 (8th)Head Coach: Donald Danielson3/26 Elgin Field W 11-83/27 Elgin Field W 10-53/28 Whiting Field W 15-23/29 Whiting Field W 14-34/2 Canterbury W 9-24/3 Canterbury W 16-04/10 Mallory’s W 12-34/16 Wisconsin L 2-14/17 Wisconsin L 11-64/19 Kingan’s Reliables W 7-34/23 Michigan L 10-44/24 Michigan L 7-64/27 Butler W 5-45/1 Notre Dame L 5-35/2 Notre Dame W 5-15/7 Ohio State L 7-15/8 Ohio State W 7-65/11 Kingan’s Reliables W 10-45/14 Purdue W 14-35/15 Purdue L 13-75/20 Butler W 11-75/21 Illinois L 10-45/22 Illinois L 14-05/28 Minnesota L 9-35/29 Minnesota W 11-6

1949 – 18-5, 8-4 (1st)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/6 Valparaiso W 6-24/8 Notre Dame W 8-74/9 Notre Dame W 7-54/15 Evansville W 11-04/18 Eastern Kentucky W 9-34/19 Fort Knox W 15-04/21 Michigan W 1-04/23 Michigan L 8-34/29 Ohio State W 16-144/30 Ohio State W 10-95/6 Iowa L 7-25/7 Iowa W 5-45/10 Butler W 6-25/13 Illinois L 8-55/14 Illinois W 9-15/17 Evansville W 7-65/18 Evansville W 4-35/20 Northwestern W 4-25/21 Northwestern W 5-25/24 Butler W 3-25/27 Purdue W 8-55/27 Purdue L 7-16/10 Western Michigan@ L 8-3@ – NCAA Championships Playoff

1950 – 11-12, 4-8 (7th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/30 Valparaiso W 5-03/31 Valparaiso W 7-0



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/10 Fargo-Moorehead W 7-24/11 Fargo-Moorehead L 7-64/12 Fargo-Moorehead W 6-04/17 Fargo-Moorehead L 9-84/18 Richmond W 9-24/18 Terre Haute L 6-04/20 Iowa W 5-44/21 Iowa L 6-14/28 Michigan L 10-34/29 Michigan L 10-35/2 Butler W 11-35/5 Ohio State W 5-45/6 Ohio State L 9-55/12 Northwestern W 4-25/13 Northwestern L 2-15/16 DePauw W 5-25/19 Illinois L 6-35/20 Illinois L 10-95/23 Butler L 6-55/26 Purdue W 10-35/27 Purdue L 5-4

1951 – 16-10-1, 6-4-1 (3rd)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/20 Wake Forest L 6-4 3/21 Duke L 23-1 3/22 Duke L 12-1 3/23 NC State W 9-7 4/4 Taylor W 8-0 4/14 Wisconsin W 6-3 4/14 Wisconsin T 10-10 4/17 Xavier W 10-9 4/20 Notre Dame W 6-5 4/21 Notre Dame W 5-4 4/24 Butler W 7-24/27 Illinois L 15-0 4/28 Illinois W 10-65/1 Butler W 4-35/4 Michigan W 5-0 5/5 Michigan W 10-8 5/8 Camp Atterbury L 8-3 5/12 Ohio State L 6-5 5/12 Ohio State L 5-2 5/15 DePauw W 12-7 5/18 Michigan State L 7-5 5/19 Michigan State W 6-1 5/22 Miami (Ohio) W 7-4 5/25 Purdue W 9-7 5/29 Camp Atterbury W 13-1 6/1 Bradley L 10-7 6/2 Bradley L 6-3

1952 – 7-19, 1-13 (10th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/8 Taylor W 7-2 4/11 Camp Breckenridge L 8-2 4/12 Camp Breckenridge L 1-0 4/18 Bradley W 8-6 4/19 Bradley L 9-8 4/22 Butler L 12-7 4/25 Northwestern L 6-4 4/26 Wisconsin W 5-0 4/26 Wisconsin L 6-4 4/29 Miami (Ohio) W 4-15/2 Ohio State L 6-1 5/3 Illinois L 7-05/3 Illinois L 5-25/6 Fort Knox W 6-5 5/10 Minnesota L 2-0 5/10 Minnesota L 6-2 5/13 Butler W 7-65/16 Michigan L 6-3 5/17 Michigan State T 3-3 5/17 Michigan State L 8-2 5/20 DePauw W 4-2 5/23 Purdue L 1-0 5/24 Purdue L 9-3 5/24 Purdue L 8-2 5/30 Notre Dame L 4-1 5/31 Notre Dame L 4-3

1953 – 4-16, 0-11 (10th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/28 Camp Breckenridge L 22-0 3/30 Brookley AFB L 7-4 3/31 Brookley AFB W 14-6 4/7 Notre Dame L 11-3

4/21 Butler L 3-2 4/25 Northwestern L 8-0 4/25 Northwestern L 11-0 4/28 Miami (Ohio) L 5-1 5/1 Illinois L 12-11 5/2 Ohio State L 12-8 5/2 Ohio State L 10-4 5/8 Minnesota L 9-4 5/9 Iowa L 8-3 5/9 Iowa L 1-0 5/12 Ball State W 13-11 5/15 Michigan State L 6-1 5/19 Butler W 14-65/20 DePauw W 9-8 5/23 Purdue L 5-4 5/23 Purdue L 12-3

1954 – 12-14, 4-9 (8th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/9 Ball State W 15-1 4/10 DePauw W 4-2 4/13 Wabash W 8-0 4/15 Fort Leonard Wood L 5-0 4/16 Fort Leonard Wood W 6-3 4/17 Fort Leonard Wood W 7-0 4/19 Evansville (pro) L 7-5 4/20 Hanover W 9-0 4/20 Hanover W 22-1 4/23 Ohio State L 8-0 4/24 Ohio State L 2-0 4/24 Ohio State L 5-0 4/30 Wisconsin L 6-4 5/7 Illinois W 7-55/8 Purdue L 9-4 5/8 Purdue W 12-3 5/11 Butler L 4-35/14 Minnesota W 5-3 5/15 Iowa L 11-3 5/15 Iowa W 6-2 5/18 Miami (Ohio) L 4-3 5/20 Notre Dame L 16-4 5/21 Michigan State L 5-2 5/22 Michigan L 8-2 5/22 Michigan L 7-3 5/25 Butler W 9-5

1955 – 16-11, 3-10 (9th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/1 Taylor W 6-4 4/2 Indiana Central W 7-1 4/2 Indiana Central W 9-1 4/4 Arkansas State W 5-2 4/5 Arkansas State W 6-3 4/7 Memphis Naval W 11-2 4/9 Bellarmine L 3-2 4/9 Bellarmine W 7-0 4/12 Bakalar AFB W 21-0 4/19 DePauw W 3-0 4/22 Ohio State W 3-1 4/26 Butler W 6-2 4/29 Northwestern L 5-1 4/30 Wisconsin L 4-2 4/30 Wisconsin W 4-1 5/3 Miami (Ohio) W 1-0 5/4 Notre Dame W 5-4 5/6 Purdue L 3-2 5/7 Illinois W 8-1 5/7 Illinois L 6-2 5/13 Iowa L 4-25/14 Minnesota L 3-0 5/14 Minnesota L 6-4 5/17 Butler W 3-1 5/20 Michigan L 18-0 5/21 Michigan State L 7-3 5/21 Michigan State L 7-2

1956 – 13-15, 5-6 (6th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/26 Florida State L 11-6 3/27 Florida State L 14-10 3/28 Florida State L 5-4 3/29 Florida L 4-3 3/30 Georgia Teacher’s L 6-5 4/2 Eastern Kentucky W 8-6 4/4 Bellarmine W 6-3 4/4 Bellarmine W 9-5 4/6 Central Michigan L 10-5 4/10 Ball State W 8-3

4/13 Notre Dame W 7-6 4/14 Notre Dame L 14-5 4/17 DePauw L 10-5 4/21 Wabash L 3-0 4/24 Butler W 18-5 4/27 Michigan W 9-5 5/4 Ohio State L 7-1 5/5 Ohio State L 7-2 5/5 Ohio State L 4-1 5/11 Wisconsin L 7-3 5/12 Wisconsin W 5-4 5/12 Wisconsin L 6-2 5/15 Miami (Ohio) W 3-25/18 Purdue W 5-2 5/19 Illinois W 13-25/19 Illinois W 4-35/22 Butler W 8-7 5/25 Iowa L 2-1

1957 – 13-15, 3-9 (10th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/10 DePauw W 8-2 4/12 Notre Dame L 6-1 4/13 Notre Dame L 9-7 4/13 Notre Dame W 3-0 4/15 Memphis Naval AS W 16-2 4/17 Arkansas State W 3-0 4/19 Blytheville AAF W 27-5 4/20 Blytheville AAF W 12-1 4/22 Fort Knox W 12-5 4/23 Fort Knox W 5-0 4/24 Bellarmine L 6-5 4/24 Bellarmine W 5-2 4/26 Michigan State L 4-2 4/27 Michigan L 7-1 4/27 Michigan L 7-6 4/30 Butler L 7-1 5/3 Ohio State W 6-35/4 Ohio State L 6-2 5/4 Ohio State L 2-1 5/7 Ball State W 19-9 5/11 Northwestern L 4-0 5/11 Northwestern L 12-15/17 Illinois L 11-25/18 Purdue L 7-6 5/21 Butler L 2-0 5/24 Minnesota W 5-4 5/25 Iowa L 1-0 5/25 Iowa W 8-1

1958 – 17-15, 7-8 (6th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/1 Wabash W 1-0 4/2 Central Michigan L 8-6 4/3 Central Michigan W 9-5 4/4 Western Michigan W 4-1 4/4 Western Michigan L 6-3 4/5 Western Michigan L 12-3 4/5 Western Michigan W 7-54/8 Western Michigan L 19-24/8 Western Michigan L 11-44/9 Bellarmine W 7-3 4/9 Bellarmine W 8-04/12 Indiana Central W 5-34/12 Indiana Central W 4-34/16 Notre Dame L 12-104/25 Minnesota W 3-14/26 Iowa W 6-34/26 Iowa W 6-55/1 Notre Dame L 14-25/2 Michigan State L 10-35/3 Michigan L 7-65/3 Michigan L 8-15/9 Ohio State L 3-15/10 Ohio State L 6-25/10 Ohio State L 4-25/13 Butler W 6-35/16 Wisconsin W 9-25/17 Northwestern L 5-45/17 Northwestern W 2-15/20 DePauw W 15-45/23 Illinois W 5-45/24 Purdue L 5-35/24 Purdue W 6-1

1959 – 18-13, 8-7 (4th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/23 Camp Lejeune L 6-53/24 Springfield L 7-53/25 Camp Lejeune L 8-43/25 Springfield W 9-83/27 East Carolina W 2-13/28 Camp Lejeune L 4-13/30 Fort Knox W 9-64/4 Notre Dame L 7-5 4/4 Notre Dame L 6-24/7 DePauw W 15-04/17 Wabash W 17-24/18 Taylor W 14-14/18 Taylor W 10-34/21 Butler W 15-34/24 Iowa W 6-44/25 Minnesota L 15-14/25 Minnesota L 3-25/1 Michigan L 7-55/2 Michigan State W 4-35/2 Michigan State W 6-15/5 Butler W 10-35/8 Ohio State W 3-25/9 Ohio State W 7-45/9 Ohio State W 6-55/15 Northwestern L 4-35/16 Wisconsin L 6-25/16 Wisconsin L 7-2 5/19 Indiana State W 5-4 5/22 Purdue L 4-1 5/23 Illinois W 6-55/23 Illinois W 3-1

1960 – 17-13, 5-9 (9th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/2 Indiana Central W 13-04/2 Indiana Central W 4-24/9 Notre Dame L 10-74/12 DePauw W 4-24/14 Ball State L 4-14/14 Ball State L 6-54/18 Western Michigan W 7-34/18 Western Michigan W 5-24/19 Western Michigan W 10-44/19 Western Michigan W 7-34/20 Western Michigan W 4-14/20 Western Michigan L 10-84/26 Butler W 4-04/30 Illinois L 8-04/30 Illinois W 5-45/3 Miami (Ohio) W 3-15/6 Iowa W 4-25/7 Minnesota L 4-25/7 Minnesota W 2-15/13 Michigan L 7-65/14 Michigan State W 5-05/14 Michigan State L 2-05/17 Indiana State W 5-35/21 Ohio State W 10-35/21 Ohio State L 3-25/21 Ohio State L 11-85/24 Butler W 10-35/27 Northwestern L 10-65/28 Wisconsin L 6-55/28 Wisconsin L 6-4 1961 – 21-5-1, 11-3 (3rd)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/29 Eastern Kentucky L 4-33/30 Eastern Kentucky W 7-54/3 Southern Illinois W 6-04/4 Southern Illinois T 3-34/5 Southern Illinois W 8-74/8 Ball State W 5-04/8 Ball State W 5-44/11 DePauw W 6-14/14 Notre Dame W 7-54/15 Notre Dame L 5-34/21 Illinois W 12-14/22 Purdue W 19-24/22 Purdue W 3-24/28 Minnesota L 3-24/29 Iowa W 9-24/29 Iowa W 8-65/2 Miami (Ohio) W 2-15/6 Michigan L 24-55/6 Michigan W 3-2



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS5/9 Indiana State W 8-25/12 Ohio State W 2-05/13 Ohio State W 14-85/13 Ohio State W 7-65/16 Butler W 10-05/19 Wisconsin L 5-05/20 Northwestern W 5-25/20 Northwestern W 6-4

1962 – 16-13, 6-8 (5th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/3 DePauw W 3-24/6 Xavier W 12-34/7 Xavier W 6-44/7 Xavier W 14-24/10 Taylor L 11-54/14 Notre Dame L 7-04/14 Notre Dame L 8-64/19 Ball State W 16-44/20 Northwestern W 20-34/21 Wisconsin L 16-34/21 Wisconsin W 5-14/23 Southern Illinois W 4-24/24 Southern Illinois W 4-34/24 Southern Illinois L 12-24/25 Cincinnati L 6-34/25 Cincinnati W 9-34/27 Purdue L 7-54/28 Illinois L 3-14/28 Illinois W 3-25/4 Iowa L 8-65/5 Minnesota W 4-25/5 Minnesota W 2-05/8 Miami (Ohio) W 9-45/11 Michigan L 5-45/12 Michigan State L 4-35/12 Michigan State L 7-45/15 Indiana State W 5-25/18 Ohio State W 4-25/19 Ohio State L 10-9

1963 – 15-14, 4-10 (10th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/2 DePauw W 10-84/5 Notre Dame L 20-34/6 Notre Dame W 3-24/6 Notre Dame W 6-54/9 Ball State W 5-44/11 Murray State L 2-14/13 Louisville All-Stars W 6-14/13 Louisville All-Stars W 13-04/15 Louisville All-Stars W 6-14/16 Evansville W 4-24/17 Cincinnati W 7-44/23 Butler L 7-44/26 Northwestern L 2-04/27 Wisconsin L 8-24/27 Wisconsin L 5-0 5/1 Butler W 7-15/3 Purdue W 5-45/4 Illinois L 7-25/4 Illinois L 5-35/7 Miami (Ohio) W 4-35/10 Iowa L 6-55/11 Minnesota W 3-25/11 Minnesota L 8-35/14 Indiana State L 7-65/18 Michigan State L 8-55/18 Michigan State W 4-35/24 Ohio State L 4-05/25 Ohio State W 9-85/25 Ohio State L 7-1 1964 – 23-12, 7-8 (7th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/23 Lackland AFB L 6-53/24 St. Mary’s L 4-03/24 Lackland AFB W 5-43/25 Texas Lutheran W 11-33/26 Randolph AFB W 4-03/27 UT-Pan American W 3-03/28 UT-Pan American L 5-43/28 UT-Pan American W 5-44/4 DePauw W 2-04/4 DePauw W 9-34/10 Notre Dame W 8-54/11 Notre Dame W 12-104/11 Notre Dame W 3-2

4/14 Butler W 6-44/18 Chicago W 16-34/18 Chicago W 18-04/24 Ohio State W 9-14/25 Ohio State W 5-44/25 Ohio State L 4-34/28 Butler W 6-45/1 Wisconsin L 4-15/2 Northwestern W 3-25/2 Northwestern L 4-35/5 Miami (Ohio) W 13-105/8 Illinois W 5-05/9 Purdue W 10-65/9 Purdue L 11-05/12 Ball State W 8-75/15 Minnesota L 8-65/16 Iowa L 10-65/16 Iowa W 2-15/19 Indiana State L 6-15/22 Michigan State L 14-65/23 Michigan W 8-55/23 Michigan L 2-1

1965 – 20-15, 6-7 (6th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/2 Notre Dame L 6-54/3 Notre Dame W 9-84/3 Notre Dame L 8-24/11 St. Mary’s L 4-34/11 UT-Pan American W 9-04/12 St. Edward’s W 6-44/12 Lackland AFB W 4-34/13 Texas Lutheran L 9-44/13 Texas Lutheran W 5-34/14 Fort Sam Houston W 10-74/14 Fort Sam Houston L 5-14/15 Randolph AFB W 11-8 4/16 Lackland AFB W 12-3 4/16 Lackland AFB L 5-44/17 Randolph AFB W 11-24/17 Randolph AFB W 7-5 4/20 Butler W 5-4 4/23 Ohio State L 8-24/24 Ohio State L 6-54/24 Ohio State W 1-04/27 Ball State L 3-14/28 DePauw L 5-44/30 Wisconsin L 4-05/1 Northwestern W 15-15/1 Northwestern W 8-25/4 Butler W 5-25/7 Illinois W 9-65/8 Purdue W 6-15/8 Purdue L 7-35/11 Miami (Ohio) W 5-35/15 Iowa L 10-05/19 Indiana State W 3-05/21 Michigan State L 6-15/22 Michigan W 11-75/22 Michigan L 7-4

1966 – 17-15-1, 6-5 (5th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/26 Trinity L 10-93/28 St. Edward’s W 5-03/29 St. Mary’s L 10-83/29 UT-Pan American W 3-03/30 Sam Houston St. L 10-93/30 Fort Sam Houston L 5-23/31 St. Edward’s W 21-103/31 Laredo AFB W 14-04/1 Randolph AFB W 12-04/1 Rice L 2-14/1 Texas Lutheran W 15-74/5 DePauw W 14-04/8 Northern Illinois L 6-54/9 Northern Illinois W 6-54/9 Northern Illinois T 7-74/16 Taylor T 0-04/16 Taylor L 6-54/19 Butler L 10-24/22 Michigan L 6-04/23 Michigan State W 2-14/26 Ball State L 3-24/29 Ohio State L 7-05/3 Butler W 7-25/6 Northwestern W 7-35/7 Wisconsin W 12-9

5/7 Wisconsin L 1-05/10 Miami (Ohio) W 8-25/14 lllinois W 16-35/14 Illinois W 9-15/17 Indiana State W 9-55/20 Iowa W 4-35/21 Minnesota L 9-45/21 Minnesota L 2-1

1967 – 14-23, 6-12 (8th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/25 UT-Pan American L 1-03/25 UT-Pan American L 1-03/27 UT-Pan American L 9-53/27 UT-Pan American W 7-53/28 Arkansas W 13-33/29 St. Mary’s W 18-43/29 St. Mary’s L 7-33/30 Trinity L 26-93/31 Kansas L 4-04/1 Kansas L 6-24/1 Kansas L 3-04/7 Northern Illinois L 3-14/8 Northern Illinois W 5-44/8 Northern Illinois W 7-34/11 Butler L 3-14/14 Michigan L 5-24/14 Michigan W 8-64/15 Michigan State W 10-64/15 Michigan State L 8-64/18 Ball State W 4-04/25 DePauw W 8-24/28 Ohio State W 2-14/29 Ohio State W 5-05/2 Butler W 9-65/5 Northwestern L 4-25/5 Northwestern L 4-35/6 Wisconsin L 6-15/6 Wisconsin L 4-15/12 Purdue L 2-15/12 Purdue L 9-45/13 Illinois W 6-35/13 Illinois L 10-15/16 Indiana State L 2-05/19 Iowa L 6-05/19 Iowa W 6-45/20 Minnesota L 4-15/20 Minnesota L 2-1

1968 – 19-12, 5-8 (7th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/2 Butler W 6-44/6 UT-Pan American W 5-24/6 UT-Pan American L 5-24/8 UT-Pan American L 2-14/8 UT-Pan American W 2-14/10 St. Mary’s L 2-04/11 Trinity W 5-44/13 SW Texas State W 4-34/13 SW Texas State L 5-34/16 Earlham W 2-14/19 Evansville W 5-04/20 Evansville W 25-84/20 Evansville W 4-14/23 Butler W 9-34/26 Minnesota L 5-04/26 Minnesota L 4-24/27 Iowa L 2-14/27 Iowa W 5-34/30 DePauw W 5-35/3 Michigan State L 4-15/3 Michigan State L 2-15/4 Michigan L 5-15/4 Michigan W 1-05/7 Miami (Ohio) W 4-35/10 Ohio State W 5-35/14 Ball State W 4-25/18 Northwestern W 6-05/18 Northwestern L 4-25/21 Indiana State W 5-45/24 Illinois W 4-15/24 Illinois L 3-1

1969 – 18-14, 10-8 (4th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/31 Mississippi W 13-114/1 UCLA L 6-44/1 Delaware L 5-4

4/2 Brigham Young W 4-24/4 USC L 7-04/4 UC-Riverside L 8-54/5 Illinois W 11-74/8 Miami (Ohio) W 16-34/11 Indiana Central W 3-04/25 Minnesota L 9-04/25 Minnesota L 8-74/26 Iowa L 2-14/26 Iowa L 3-04/29 DePauw L 7-64/30 Butler W 15-35/2 Michigan State W 5-15/2 Michigan State W 3-25/3 Michigan L 9-45/3 Michigan L 6-55/6 Butler W 7-45/9 Ohio State W 6-35/10 Ohio State W 2-05/13 Indiana State W 7-25/16 Wisconsin W 6-05/16 Wisconsin W 7-15/17 Northwestern L 3-15/17 Northwestern W 10-55/20 Ball State L 6-55/23 Illinois L 9-25/23 Illinois W 2-15/24 Purdue W 4-05/24 Purdue W 4-2

1970 – 18-23, 7-11 (8th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/30 SMU W 4-23/30 SMU W 11-83/31 SMU W 6-24/1 UT-Pan American L 2-14/2 UT-Pan American L 1-04/2 UT-Pan American L 11-04/3 UT-Pan American L 7-64/4 UT-Pan American L 9-24/4 UT-Pan American L 2-14/10 Northern Illinois L 7-64/11 Northern Illinois L 6-14/11 Northern Illinois L 10-74/14 Ball State W 6-34/17 Eastern Michigan W 5-14/17 Eastern Michigan W 3-04/18 Valparaiso W 5-04/18 Valparaiso L 5-04/22 Butler W 10-14/24 Purdue L 5-24/24 Purdue W 12-94/25 Illinois L 1-04/25 Illinois L 5-14/29 DePauw W 11-35/1 Iowa L 9-35/1 Iowa L 17-35/2 Minnesota L 4-05/2 Minnesota L 5-45/5 Miami (Ohio) L 8-25/8 Michigan W 2-15/8 Michigan W 2-05/9 Michigan State W 9-35/9 Michigan State L 7-05/12 Butler W 11-35/16 Ohio State L 4-15/16 Ohio State L 2-05/19 Indiana State L 6-55/19 Indiana State W 10-65/22 Northwestern W 12-35/22 Northwestern W 11-15/23 Wisconsin W 4-15/23 Wisconsin L 2-1

1971 – 14-23, 5-11 (8th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres4/6 UT-Pan American L 8-14/7 SMU L 6-44/8 Sam Houston State L 6-24/8 Sam Houston State W 10-64/9 UT-Pan American W 9-34/10 SMU L 5-34/14 Valparaiso W 3-24/14 Valparaiso L 8-64/16 Northern Illinois W 3-04/16 Northern Illinois W 2-04/17 Northern Illinois L 6-24/17 Northern Illinois L 7-2



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/23 Purdue L 11-24/23 Purdue W 5-44/24 Illinois W 5-44/24 Illinois W 15-144/27 DePauw W 7-54/30 Iowa L 6-24/30 Iowa L 5-35/1 Minnesota L 9-05/1 Minnesota L 4-05/4 Miami (Ohio) W 10-15/4 Miami (Ohio) L 2-15/5 Butler W 13-05/5 Butler W 2-15/8 Michigan State L 2-15/8 Michigan State L 5-35/11 Ball State L 7-55/11 Ball State L 7-55/15 Ohio State W 8-75/15 Ohio State L 5-15/18 Indiana State L 10-65/18 Indiana State L 12-65/21 Northwestern W 3-15/21 Northwestern L 14-45/22 Wisconsin L 3-15/22 Wisconsin L 6-5

1972 – 11-24, 2-13 (10th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/11 UT-Pan American L 1-03/11 UT-Pan American L 7-43/13 Missouri W 5-33/14 UT-Pan American W 4-23/14 Missouri L 1-03/15 UT-Pan American L 4-03/16 UT-Pan American L 7-33/17 Missouri L 15-133/18 UT-Pan American L 3-23/18 Missouri L 3-03/25 Valparaiso L 5-33/25 Valparaiso W 7-64/14 Minnesota L 8-14/14 Minnesota L 6-14/15 Iowa L 7-24/15 Iowa W 2-14/18 DePauw W 3-24/18 DePauw W 5-14/21 Illinois L 7-34/25 Butler W 6-24/25 Butler W 4-04/28 Wisconsin L 2-14/28 Wisconsin W 4-34/29 Northwestern L 7-44/29 Northwestern L 9-35/9 Indiana State W 2-05/9 Indiana State L 4-35/12 Michigan State L 11-35/12 Michigan State L 9-25/13 Michigan L 11-05/13 Michigan L 6-55/16 Miami (Ohio) W 2-15/16 Miami (Ohio) L 4-35/20 Ohio State L 5-45/20 Ohio State L 4-1

1973 – 20-16, 8-10 (7th)Head Coach: Ernie Andres3/12 Missouri W 2-13/13 Missouri W 6-33/13 UT-Pan American L 4-33/14 UT-Pan American L 2-13/15 UT-Pan American L 7-23/16 Missouri W 13-73/17 Missouri L 5-13/17 UT-Pan American W 3-13/30 Miami (Ohio) L 8-33/31 Miami (Ohio) W 4-34/3 Butler W 5-24/3 Butler W 5-24/6 Northern Illinois L 8-54/6 Northern Illinois W 4-14/7 Northern Illinois W 13-44/7 Northern Illinois W 12-14/13 Wisconsin L 4-24/13 Wisconsin W 1-04/14 Northwestern L 7-64/14 Northwestern W 6-04/20 Illinois L 4-34/20 Illinois W 7-1

4/21 Purdue W 6-54/21 Purdue W 14-34/27 Minnesota L 6-44/27 Minnesota W 7-54/28 Iowa L 2-14/28 Iowa L 2-05/6 Indiana State W 8-15/6 Indiana State W 6-25/11 Michigan State L 2-15/11 Michigan State W 7-35/12 Michigan W 3-25/12 Michigan L 8-45/19 Ohio State L 5-25/19 Ohio State L 8-7

1974 – 19-21, 9-8 (5th)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence3/11 Miami (Fla.) L 7-23/12 Miami (Fla.) L 4-23/12 Miami (Fla.) L 7-63/13 FIU L 5-23/13 FIU W 6-23/14 Memphis L 4-23/15 Memphis L 3-03/15 Memphis W 2-13/16 FIU W 8-63/29 Miami (Ohio) L 7-33/29 Miami (Ohio) L 2-04/4 Indiana Central W 6-44/4 Indiana Central W 17-34/6 Butler L 6-54/6 Butler L 4-14/10 DePauw W 14-14/10 DePauw W 10-04/12 Northwestern L 17-94/12 Northwestern L 7-34/13 Wisconsin W 6-34/13 Wisconsin W 15-114/16 Ball State W 7-14/16 Ball State L 7-04/19 Purdue W 1-04/19 Purdue W 3-14/20 Illinois W 4-24/20 Illinois L 3-24/23 Kentucky W 12-104/23 Kentucky W 3-14/26 Iowa L 12-84/26 Iowa L 9-14/27 Minnesota W 9-84/27 Minnesota L 7-15/4 Indiana State L 2-05/4 Indiana State L 2-15/10 Michigan L 3-25/10 Michigan W 6-25/11 Michigan State W 5-45/15 Ohio State L 3-15/15 Ohio State W 11-4

1975 – 21-24, 7-11 (6th)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence3/21 Mississippi W 5-03/21 Mississippi W 2-13/22 Oklahoma L 10-03/22 Oklahoma L 2-13/24 Eastern Michigan W 8-13/25 Morningside W 6-03/25 UT-Pan American L 6-23/26 Morningside L 9-43/27 UT-Pan American L 1-03/28 Eastern Michigan L 10-13/29 Morningside W 8-63/29 UT-Pan American L 7-24/1 Kentucky W 2-14/1 Kentucky W 12-54/5 Western Michigan L 2-14/6 Louisville L 2-14/6 Louisville W 3-04/8 Miami (Ohio) L 5-34/8 Miami (Ohio) W 11-54/11 Northwestern W 5-44/11 Northwestern W 6-14/12 Wisconsin L 9-54/12 Wisconsin L 12-04/15 Butler W 10-74/15 Butler L 4-24/18 Purdue W 14-24/18 Purdue W 13-84/19 Illinois W 13-12

4/19 Illinois L 10-44/22 Ball State L 6-34/22 Ball State W 6-54/25 Iowa L 10-44/25 Iowa L 5-34/26 Minnesota L 9-84/26 Minnesota L 5-45/3 Indiana State W 8-25/3 Indiana State W 9-85/9 Michigan L 3-15/9 Michigan L 5-15/10 Michigan State L 7-25/10 Michigan State W 7-15/13 DePauw W 9-55/13 DePauw L 4-25/17 Ohio State W 3-05/17 Ohio State L 12-9

1976 – 23-17, 10-7 (3rd)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence Arkansas State W 2-1 Arkansas State W 2-1 Arkansas State W 7-43/24 SE Oklahoma State L 8-7 3/24 UT-Pan American L 7-6 3/25 SE Oklahoma State W 4-13/25 UT-Pan American W 11-73/26 UT-Pan American W 1-03/26 UT-Pan American L 8-0 4/2 Evansville L 11-10 4/2 Evansville W 6-3 4/6 Miami (Ohio) L 4-3 4/6 Miami (Ohio) W 2-1 Indiana Central W 7-2 Indiana Central W 11-6 Butler W 2-1 Butler L 11-24/17 Dayton L 3-0 4/17 Dayton L 5-4 4/24 Wisconsin W 10-5 4/26 Northwestern W 2-0 4/26 Northwestern L 3-2 Ohio State W 4-2 Ohio State L 4-3 5/5 DePauw W 12-11 5/5 DePauw W 12-5 5/8 Michigan State W 5-3 5/8 Michigan State L 14-5 5/9 Michigan L 3-1 5/9 Michigan L 11-4 5/12 Ball State L 4-2 5/12 Ball State L 6-3 5/15 Minnesota L 4-3 5/15 Minnesota L 11-4 5/16 Iowa W 3-25/16 Iowa W 7-3 5/18 Illinois W 5-25/18 Illinois W 9-15/23 Purdue W 3-2 5/23 Purdue W 17-6

1977 – 21-26, 4-14 (9th)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence Arkansas State W 3-0 Arkansas State W 5-2 Western Illinois L 7-1 Arkansas State W 10-7 Wright State L 4-1 3/22 Lubbock Christian L 3-1 Michigan State W 2-0 UT-Pan American L 6-0 SE Oklahoma State W 6-0 UT-Pan American W 7-0 Lubbock Christian W 8-7 SE Oklahoma State L 13-1 4/1 Ball State L 3-2 4/1 Ball State L 2-1 4/8 Indiana Central W 8-0 4/8 Indiana Central W 2-0 4/10 Dayton W 6-2 4/10 Dayton W 7-2 4/12 Butler W 4-04/12 Butler W 9-74/15 Miami (Ohio) L 5-1 4/15 Miami (Ohio) L 3-2 4/16 Miami (Ohio) L 2-1 4/16 Miami (Ohio) W 9-0 4/17 Indiana State W 10-8

4/17 Indiana State W 7-6 4/19 Kentucky L 4-3 4/23 Wisconsin L 2-0 4/23 Wisconsin L 4-1 Northwestern L 8-4 Northwestern W 9-8 DePauw W 1-0 DePauw L 2-1 4/30 Ohio State L 8-0 4/20 Ohio State L 2-0 5/7 Michigan State W 2-0 5/7 Michigan State W 5-4 5/8 Michigan L 8-0 5/8 Michigan L 7-3 5/14 Minnesota L 4-2 5/14 Minnesota L 6-05/15 Iowa L 8-6 5/15 Iowa L 8-1 5/18 Illinois L 6-25/18 Illinois L 8-45/19 Purdue W 6-4 5/19 Purdue L 4-3

1978 – 20-23, 5-8 (7th)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence Morningside W 5-4 UT-Pan American L 11-4 UT-Arlington W 5-4 UT-Pan American L 8-0 Michigan State L 12-4 Morningside W 3-2 UT-Pan American L 1-0 Michigan State L 10-5 3/27 Carthage W 4-3 3/28 SMU L 8-43/28 SMU L 1-0 3/30 Butler W 3-0 3/30 Butler L 6-0 4/1 Evansville W 8-4 4/1 Evansville W 11-2 4/4 Indiana Central W 4-3 4/4 Indiana Central L 6-5 4/10 Anderson W 15-2 4/12 Kentucky L 4-2 4/12 Kentucky L 4-2 4/14 Miami (Ohio) L 3-0 4/14 Miami (Ohio) L 6-4 4/15 Miami (Ohio) W 4-3 4/15 Miami (Ohio) L 11-6 4/22 Northwestern L 14-4 4/22 Northwestern W 3-2 4/23 Iowa W 6-5 4/26 DePauw W 9-1 4/28 DePauw W 5-1 4/29 Ohio State L 8-0 4/29 Ohio State L 7-5 5/3 Indiana State W 5-1 5/3 Indiana State L 8-1 5/6 Michigan L 9-1 5/6 Michigan L 5-1 5/7 Michigan State L 3-2 5/7 Michigan State L 5-1 5/10 St. Joseph’s W 10-8 5/10 St. Joseph’s W 12-10 5/19 Purdue W 6-4 5/19 Purdue W 12-11 5/21 Illinois L 6-35/21 Illinois W 7-3

1979 – 11-28, 3-13 (10th)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence3/21 Indiana Central W 6-1 3/21 Indiana Central L 4-33/26 BYU L 10-3 3/27 UC-Riverside L 5-1 3/29 Maine L 2-0 3/29 Seattle W 3-1 3/30 Oral Roberts L 3-2 3/30 Oregon W 6-5 3/31 Army L 14-10 4/6 Butler W 4-14/6 Butler L 3-14/10 Kentucky L 2-1 4/10 Kentucky L 3-2 4/13 Miami (Ohio) L 3-2 4/13 Miami (Ohio) L 3-1 4/14 DePauw W 8-1 4/14 DePauw W 11-5



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/18 Louisville L 7-54/18 Louisville W 2-04/21 Northwestern L 4-3 4/21 Northwestern L 4-1 4/22 Iowa L 10-2 4/22 Iowa L 2-1 4/28 Ohio State L 10-4 4/28 Ohio State L 7-6 4/30 Indiana State L 9-2 4/30 Indiana State L 2-1 5/5 Michigan State L 8-2 5/5 Michigan State L 7-1 5/9 St. Joseph’s W 3-0 5/9 St. Joseph’s L 16-6 5/12 Wisconsin W 5-3 5/12 Wisconsin L 7-6 5/13 Minnesota L 7-2 5/13 Minnesota L 9-8 5/19 Purdue L 8-3 5/19 Purdue W 1-0 5/20 Illinois W 13-5 5/20 Illinois L 11-5

1980 – 17-25, 6-10 (6th)Head Coach: Bob Lawrence3/24 Virginia Tech L 12-1 3/25 Pittsburgh W 6-0 3/25 Stetson L 0-0 3/26 Virginia Tech L 9-6 3/27 Pittsburgh L 4-3 3/27 Stetson W 2-13/28 Virginia Tech L 9-7 4/2 Notre Dame L 2-1 4/2 Notre Dame L 8-7 4/5 Ball State W 14-12 4/5 Ball State L 10-7 4/11 Miami (Ohio) L 10-0 4/12 Miami (Ohio) L 5-3 4/12 Miami (Ohio) W 8-7 4/16 Anderson L 2-1 4/16 Anderson L 7-1 4/18 Ohio State L 3-1 4/18 Ohio State L 5-1 4/22 Indiana State L 12-8 4/22 Indiana State L 20-7 4/23 Indiana Central L 4-3 4/23 Indiana Central W 12-10 4/26 Iowa L 10-54/26 Iowa W 4-1 4/27 Northwestern W 5-4 4/27 Northwestern W 5-4 5/2 Minnesota L 7-5 5/2 Minnesota L 7-6 5/3 Wisconsin L 3-2 5/3 Wisconsin W 10-1 5/6 DePauw W 9-6 5/6 DePauw W 7-2 5/7 St. Joseph’s W 5-4 5/7 St. Joseph’s W 5-4 5/10 Michigan State W 7-4 5/10 Michigan State W 12-10 5/11 Michigan L 1-0 5/11 Michigan L 18-4 5/14 IPFW W 10-0 5/14 IPFW W 17-15/18 Purdue L 7-4 5/18 Purdue L 3-2

1981 – 23-25-1, 5-9-1 (5th)Head Coach: Larry Smith3/9 Louisville L 9-7 3/9 Louisville W 9-5 3/11 Bellarmine W 6-3 3/11 Bellarmine L 5-1 3/20 St. Louis W 10-3 3/21 St. Louis W 6-5 3/21 St. Louis W 7-5 3/23 UT-Arlington L 6-33/23 UT-Arlington L 14-83/24 TCU L 2-1 3/24 TCU L 7-33/26 North Texas W 5-1 3/27 Texas Wesleyan L 5-4 3/28 Texas Wesleyan W 11-5 3/28 Texas Wesleyan W 13-6 3/31 St. Joseph’s W 10-6 3/31 St. Joseph’s W 16-6 4/1 Notre Dame L 4-3

4/1 Notre Dame W 16-14 4/6 Louisville W 4-3 4/6 Louisville L 7-4 4/7 Butler L 11-7 4/8 Butler L 9-54/11 Purdue T 5-5 4/12 Purdue W 4-3 4/13 Purdue L 12-0 4/14 Anderson W 2-1 4/14 Anderson W 5-1 4/15 Wright State W 3-1 4/15 Wright State W 11-0 4/18 Michigan L 6-2 4/18 Michigan L 8-1 4/19 Michigan W 4-3 4/19 Michigan L 9-1 4/21 Indiana State W 7-4 4/21 Indiana State L 9-3 4/22 Kentucky L 7-3 4/25 Michigan State L 6-1 4/25 Michigan State W 15-2 4/26 Michigan State L 10-5 4/26 Michigan State W 11-10 5/4 Evansville W 6-4 5/4 Evansville L 8-7 5/7 Ohio State L 8-4 5/7 Ohio State L 3-2 5/8 Ohio State L 5-4 5/8 Ohio State W 7-5

1982 – 25-28, 3-13 (5th)Head Coach: Larry Smith3/9 Illinois L 10-5 3/10 DePauw L 6-5 3/10 DePauw W 12-8 3/14 Western Kentucky L 9-1 3/18 Butler W 9-7 3/21 Arkansas L 5-3 3/23 Louisiana Tech L 2-1 3/24 Texas Wesleyan L 10-6 3/24 Texas Wesleyan L 9-7 3/25 Louisiana College W 9-4 3/26 Centenary W 11-7 3/30 Bellarmine W 4-3 3/30 Bellarmine W 10-8 3/31 Illinois L 3-24/1 Western Michigan L 7-1 4/1 Western Michigan L 3-0 4/2 Western Michigan W 11-10 4/4 Evansville W 7-14/4 Evansville W 4-1 4/7 Anderson L 8-6 4/11 St. Xavier W 6-5 4/11 St. Xavier W 11-2 4/12 Ball State L 18-14 4/13 Cincinnati W 9-3 4/13 Cincinnati W 1-0 4/15 Hanover W 20-6 4/17 Ohio State L 11-6 4/17 Ohio State L 4-3 4/18 Ohio State L 8-44/18 Ohio State L 12-5 4/20 Indiana State L 24-8 4/21 Wright State L 5-3 4/21 Wright State W 11-2 4/24 Michigan State W 2-0 4/24 Michigan State L 5-34/25 Michigan State W 12-74/25 Michigan State L 5-3 4/28 Kentucky W 7-5 5/1 Dayton W 11-3 5/1 Dayton W 7-0 5/3 Ohio W 4-3 5/3 Ohio W 12-3 5/5 Louisville L 7-2 5/9 Michigan L 5-1 5/9 Michigan L 10-1 5/10 Michigan L 17-3 5/10 Michigan L 6-2 5/12 Rose-Hulman W 7-2 5/12 Rose-Hulman W 10-0 5/15 Purdue L 7-2 5/15 Purdue W 11-2 5/16 Purdue L 3-2 5/16 Purdue L 9-5

1983 – 26-21, 6-7 (3rd)Head Coach: Larry Smith3/8 Illinois L 6-2 3/11 Bellarmine L 1-0 3/12 Murray State L 1-0 3/12 Murray State W 9-3 3/13 Rhode Island L 10-7 3/13 Murray State L 15-5 3/15 UW-Parkside W 24-1 3/16 Eastern Illinois L 11-2 3/16 Eastern Illinois L 12-7 3/17 Butler W 10-2 3/19 Vanderbilt W 4-1 3/19 Vanderbilt W 15-3 3/25 Central Michigan L 4-3 3/25 Central Michigan W 1-0 3/26 Central Michigan W 2-1 3/26 Central Michigan W 10-6 3/27 St. Joseph’s W 15-5 3/27 St. Joseph’s W 12-2 3/30 Dayton W 8-2 3/30 Dayton W 8-0 3/31 Grace W 10-1 3/31 Grace W 12-34/5 Illinois L 3-24/10 Indiana State L 9-4 4/10 Indiana State L 9-5 4/12 Kentucky W 3-1 4/13 Northwestern L 5-3 4/16 Michigan L 8-1 4/16 Michigan L 6-2 4/18 Michigan L 1-0 4/21 Rose-Hulman W 11-0 4/21 Rose-Hulman W 4-0 4/23 Michigan State W 1-0 4/23 Michigan State L 4-3 4/24 Michigan State L 12-2 4/24 Michigan State L 3-2 4/27 Louisville L 6-2 5/4 Indiana Central W 1-0 5/6 Anderson W 6-5 5/8 Purdue L 2-1 5/8 Purdue W 6-1 5/9 Purdue W 1-0 5/9 Purdue W 6-1 5/11 Evansville W 4-2 5/11 Evansville L 8-1 5/15 Ohio State W 7-5 5/15 Ohio State W 14-3

1984 – 44-20, 6-9 (4th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan3/9 Armstrong State L 3-2 3/9 Armstrong State W 11-0 3/10 Widener W 8-4 3/10 Babson W 12-23/11 Haverford W 17-0 3/11 Haverford W 14-2 3/12 UW-Eau Claire L 6-43/12 UW-Eau Claire L 2-03/12 Bethune-Cookman W 10-5 3/13 Delaware State W 9-1 3/13 Delaware State W 9-1 3/13 Babson W 19-5 3/14 Marian W 19-7 3/15 Ursinus W 14-0 3/15 Ursinus W 7-1 3/16 Stetson L 8-5 3/17 Ursinus W 9-2 3/17 Ursinus W 10-1 3/20 Valparaiso W 9-5 3/20 Valparaiso W 10-1 3/23 Wabash W 2-1 3/23 Wabash W 4-0 3/24 Louisville L 13-7 3/24 Louisville L 2-1 3/29 Franklin W 15-0 3/29 Franklin W 11-0 3/31 Notre Dame L 3-1 3/31 Notre Dame W 4-1 4/1 Cincinnati L 7-54/1 Cincinnati W 4-3 4/2 Taylor L 4-2 4/2 Taylor W 6-2 4/7 Central Michigan W 6-0 4/7 Central Michigan W 5-1 4/10 Wright State L 3-1 4/10 Wright State W 4-2

4/11 Dayton W 10-2 4/11 Dayton W 2-0 4/14 Michigan L 16-10 4/14 Michigan W 16-0 4/15 Michigan L 4-1 4/16 Michigan L 3-2 4/18 Indiana State W 8-4 4/19 Evansville W 10-5 4/19 Evansville W 2-0 4/21 Michigan State L 2-0 4/21 Michigan State L 5-2 4/22 Michigan State L 8-7 4/24 Rose-Hulman W 14-3 4/24 Rose-Hulman W 6-0 4/25 Cincinnati W 6-1 4/29 Bellarmine W 14-4 4/29 Bellarmine W 6-1 5/2 Indiana Central W 5-1 5/6 Purdue W 3-0 5/6 Purdue L 2-1 5/7 Purdue W 7-1 5/7 Purdue W 12-0 5/9 Evansville L 7-6 5/9 Evansville W 8-6 5/12 Ohio State L 5-3 5/12 Ohio State W 3-2 5/14 Ohio State L 6-3 5/14 Ohio State W 12-0

1985 – 57-19-1, 8-8 (2nd)Head Coach: Bob Morgan3/1 Bellarmine L 5-4 3/1 Bellarmine W 17-3 3/2 DePauw W 12-5 3/2 DePauw W 9-2 3/4 Centre W 9-2 3/4 Centre L 7-3 3/5 IU-Southeast W 10-0 3/5 IU-Southeast W 2-0 3/6 Illinois L 2-1 3/8 Wabash W 5-3 3/8 Savannah State W 31-0 3/9 Bethune-Cookman W 7-2 3/9 Bethune-Cookman W 22-11 3/10 St. Joseph’s W 8-3 3/10 St. Joseph’s W 14-3 3/11 Tuskegee W 7-6 3/11 Tuskegee W 2-13/12 Tuskegee L 6-13/12 Tuskegee W 17-2 3/13 Stetson W 11-10 3/14 Heidelberg W 12-2 3/14 Yale W 13-23/15 Marian W 8-6 3/15 Ursinus W 17-6 3/16 Ursinus W 6-1 3/16 Ursinus W 10-1 3/19 Indiana State L 10-9 3/20 St. Joseph’s W 5-2 3/20 St. Joseph’s W 11-1 3/22 Valparaiso L 5-4 3/22 Valparaiso T 5-5 3/23 Manchester W 8-0 3/23 Manchester W 13-4 3/24 Franklin W 21-2 3/24 Franklin W 11-1 3/26 Butler W 9-1 3/26 Butler W 4-3 3/27 Evansville L 12-7 3/31 Bellarmine W 10-9 4/1 Wabash W 18-6 4/1 Wabash W 12-1 4/2 Taylor W 11-1 4/2 Taylor W 8-14/3 Eastern Illinois W 6-2 4/3 Eastern Illinois L 8-6 4/7 Michigan L 2-04/7 Michigan W 4-1 4/8 Michigan L 9-4 4/8 Michigan W 6-3 4/10 Rose-Hulman W 3-2 4/10 Rose-Hulman W 17-7 4/12 Dayton W 6-3 4/12 Dayton W 14-0 4/13 Wright State W 7-0 4/13 Wright State W 9-8 4/16 Indiana State L 5-0 4/16 Indiana State L 5-3



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/17 Louisville W 8-3 4/20 Michigan State W 7-6 4/20 Michigan State W 14-7 4/21 Michigan State W 11-8 4/21 Michigan State L 7-6 4/24 Evansville L 6-4 4/28 Centre W 3-2 4/28 Centre W 8-0 4/30 Grace W 6-1 4/30 Grace W 17-15/3 Purdue W 2-1 5/3 Purdue L 1-0 5/4 Purdue L 5-3 5/4 Purdue L 1-0 5/6 Anderson W 14-6 5/8 Indiana Central W 3-2 5/10 Ohio State L 3-1 5/10 Ohio State L 9-8 5/11 Ohio State W 9-8 5/11 Ohio State W 8-3

1986 – 43-17, 7-9 (3rd)Head Coach: Bob Morgan3/5 DePauw W 21-1 3/8 Franklin W 17-1 3/8 Franklin W 7-3 3/9 Notre Dame W 10-9 3/9 Notre Dame W 11-10 3/13 Illinois L 7-6 3/16 Mercer W 12-0 3/17 Colgate W 15-4 3/17 RPI W 16-10 3/18 Massachusetts W 5-4 3/19 Bethune-Cookman W 17-33/20 Utica W 4-33/20 Eastern Kentucky L 14-93/21 Bethune-Cookman W 12-53/22 Bethune-Cookman W 11-33/23 St. Joseph’s W 15-3 3/25 IU-Southeast W 12-1 3/25 IU-Southeast W 18-2 3/27 Butler W 12-33/27 Butler W 8-43/28 Louisville W 14-8 3/29 Bellarmine W 8-0 3/29 Bellarmine W 12-5 3/31 Wright State L 12-6 4/1 Valparaiso W 4-2 4/2 Manchester W 7-2 4/2 Manchester W 12-24/4 Kentucky Wesleyan L 13-9 4/4 Xavier W 6-2 4/5 Southern Indiana L 6-0 4/5 Evansville L 7-3 4/6 Lewis W 2-1 4/6 Wright State W 11-0 4/8 Taylor W 6-24/8 Taylor W 8-34/10 Dayton W 6-4 4/12 Ohio State W 1-0 4/12 Ohio State W 3-1 4/13 Ohio State W 5-4 4/13 Ohio State L 6-4 4/15 Huntington W 8-2 4/16 Indiana State L 7-5 4/19 Michigan L 14-11 4/19 Michigan L 1-0 4/21 Michigan L 6-5 4/21 Michigan L 5-3 4/22 Wabash W 10-0 4/22 Wabash W 11-1 4/23 Evansville L 7-6 4/26 Purdue W 1-0 4/26 Purdue L 13-12 4/27 Purdue W 12-11 4/27 Purdue W 11-5 4/29 Wright State W 11-6 4/2 Indiana Central W 8-2 5/3 IUPUI W 5-3 5/10 Michigan State W 4-0 5/10 Michigan State L 6-5 5/11 Michigan State L 2-1 5/11 Michigan State L 6-4

1987 – 43-17, 7-9 (3rd)Head Coach: Bob Morgan3/3 Kentucky L 4-13/4 Franklin W 13-1

3/4 Franklin W 17-23/6 Bellarmine W 9-43/7 Notre Dame W 4-33/8 Notre Dame W 4-23/8 Notre Dame W 3-03/11 Indianapolis W 16-03/13 Fordham W 8-23/14 Villanova W 7-23/15 Villanova W 9-83/15 Lehman W 24-03/16 UW-Milwaukee W 7-23/16 Stetson L 12-93/17 Maryland W 8-53/18 Eastern Kentucky L 4-33/19 Colgate W 16-23/19 Colgate W 13-23/20 Siena W 10-23/21 Brown L 3-23/26 Butler W 16-93/27 St. Joseph’s W 7-23/27 St. Joseph’s W 18-13/28 Marion W 3-23/28 Marion W 6-13/29 Notre Dame W 11-54/1 Manchester W 13-14/1 Manchester W 11-34/2 Evansville L 3-24/4 Ball State W 4-14/4 Ball State L 2-04/5 Xavier W 2-14/5 Xavier W 2-14/7 Saint Louis W 9-34/8 Evansville W 9-74/11 Michigan State W 7-64/11 Michigan State W 5-44/12 Michigan State L 9-54/12 Michigan State L 8-64/18 Illinois W 9-14/18 Illinois W 7-54/19 Illinois W 10-54/19 Illinois L 8-24/21 Wright State W 7-04/22 IU-Southeast W 18-34/25 Purdue W 8-54/25 Purdue L 3-14/26 Purdue W 7-24/26 Purdue W 7-64/28 Taylor W 9-24/28 Taylor W 4-34/29 Valparaiso L 11-65/2 Michigan L 2-15/2 Michigan L 2-15/3 Michigan L 10-05/3 Michigan L 4-35/9 Ohio State L 18-55/9 Ohio State L 16-65/10 Ohio State W 14-105/10 Ohio State W 6-4

1988 – 39-19, 11-17 (8th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan3/2 Franklin W 12-03/2 Franklin W 7-33/6 Notre Dame W 10-13/6 Notre Dame W 7-43/12 Maine W 7-63/13 Chicago State W 27-63/14 UW-Milwaukee W 15-03/15 UMBC W 6-53/16 Chicago State W 15-03/17 New Hampshire W 9-83/18 UW-Milwaukee W 13-33/19 Rollins W 6-13/22 Evansville W 9-13/23 Xavier L 7-53/24 Butler W 8-53/24 Butler W 14-03/26 Rose-Hulman W 2-03/26 Rose-Hulman W 10-03/27 Valparaiso W 13-23/27 Valparaiso W 15-13/29 St. Joseph’s W 12-53/30 Illinois L 3-24/2 Wisconsin L 7-64/2 Wisconsin L 3-14/3 Wisconsin W 7-24/3 Wisconsin L 4-24/5 Southern Indiana W 8-2

4/9 Iowa L 4-14/9 Iowa L 3-14/10 Iowa L 6-54/10 Iowa W 5-14/12 Bellarmine W 2-14/13 Indiana State W 9-84/16 Minnesota L 13-84/16 Minnesota W 4-04/17 Minnesota L 9-04/17 Minnesota L 8-74/20 Northwestern W 19-94/23 Ohio State L 10-64/23 Ohio State W 11-24/24 Ohio State W 7-64/24 Ohio State L 7-34/26 Taylor W 19-34/26 Taylor W 8-54/29 Purdue W 10-04/29 Purdue W 7-64/30 Purdue W 14-104/30 Purdue L 13-125/7 Michigan State L 5-35/7 Michigan State L 11-105/8 Michigan State W 20-85/8 Michigan State W 13-115/10 IUPUI W 14-45/11 Indianapolis W 9-55/14 Michigan W 5-45/14 Michigan L 5-35/15 Michigan L 8-35/15 Michigan L 5-3

1989 – 34-26, 5-23 (10th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/25 Austin Peay W 8-62/25 Austin Peay W 9-62/26 Austin Peay W 7-63/1 Tri-State W 4-33/2 IU-Southeast W 21-43/4 Bellarmine W 3-03/4 Bellarmine W 6-23/11 Vanderbilt W 10-73/12 Rhode Island W 11-13/13 Rhode Island W 4-13/14 Alabama W 10-73/15 Stetson L 3-23/16 NE Illinois W 11-23/17 NE Illinois W 20-123/18 Xavier W 11-83/21 Butler W 8-33/21 Butler W 5-33/23 Louisville W 4-33/24 Rose-Hulman W 11-03/24 Rose-Hulman W 8-13/25 Notre Dame W 10-03/28 Miami (Ohio) L 12-114/1 Wisconsin L 11-94/1 Wisconsin L 6-54/2 Wisconsin W 12-34/2 Wisconsin W 7-34/4 Southern Indiana W 12-94/5 Valparaiso W 13-74/8 Iowa L 5-14/8 Iowa L 13-14/9 Iowa L 10-64/9 Iowa L 7-34/11 Bellarmine W 9-74/12 Indiana State W 14-84/15 Minnesota W 2-14/15 Minnesota L 6-14/16 Minnesota L 15-134/16 Minnesota L 12-114/19 Evansville W 6-44/22 Ohio State L 4-34/22 Ohio State L 8-34/23 Ohio State L 2-14/23 Ohio State L 5-14/25 Rose-Hulman W 21-64/25 Rose-Hulman W 8-24/26 Notre Dame L 11-74/28 Purdue L 8-34/28 Purdue L 10-24/29 Purdue L 4-14/29 Purdue L 1-05/6 Michigan State L 5-25/6 Michigan State L 6-05/7 Michigan State L 6-35/7 Michigan State W 10-4

5/8 Valparaiso W 7-35/9 Indianapolis W 4-15/13 Michigan L 3-25/13 Michigan L 11-65/14 Michigan L 4-25/14 Michigan W 9-8

1990 – 30-27-1, 14-14 (6th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/23 Western Kentucky L 4-32/24 Austin Peay W 10-62/25 Austin Peay W 6-23/2 Southern Miss. L 9-73/3 Southern Miss. L 5-23/4 Southern Miss. L 15-43/6 Butler W 7-23/7 Kentucky L 10-03/11 Kansas State W 9-83/12 Rollins W 6-43/13 Liberty Baptist W 13-83/13 Morehead State L 7-43/14 Pennsylvania W 16-113/14 UW-Milwaukee L 8-43/15 Rollins W 10-73/16 Liberty Baptist L 20-13/17 Pennsylvania W 11-53/20 DePauw W 16-23/21 Ball State W 18-63/23 Tri-State W 5-03/27 Miami (Ohio) L 7-53/28 Evansville L 4-13/31 Michigan L 4-03/31 Michigan W 2-14/1 Michigan W 4-34/1 Michigan W 7-24/4 Valparaiso L 9-24/4 Valparaiso W 5-14/7 Michigan State W 9-34/7 Michigan State L 7-64/8 Michigan State L 3-24/8 Michigan State W 7-04/12 Indiana State L 12-44/14 Northwestern W 5-04/14 Northwestern L 3-04/15 Northwestern W 6-14/15 Northwestern L 3-14/18 Saint Louis W 5-44/18 Saint Louis T 5-54/21 Purdue L 1-04/21 Purdue W 8-54/22 Purdue W 7-44/22 Purdue L 5-34/24 Hanover W 5-14/27 Ohio State W 8-74/27 Ohio State L 12-44/28 Ohio State L 8-54/28 Ohio State W 6-15/2 IU-Southeast W 3-15/6 Iowa W 4-35/6 Iowa L 7-25/7 Iowa L 11-75/7 Iowa W 3-05/8 Valparaiso L 18-65/13 Illinois L 8-45/13 Illinois L 3-15/14 Illinois W 8-45/14 Illinois L 19-12

1991 – 38-23-1, 15-12-1 (3rd)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/23 Louisville W 5-2 2/23 Louisville W 11-5 2/24 Louisville W 11-9 3/2 UW-Milwaukee W 8-0 3/2 UW-Milwaukee W 5-4 3/3 UW-Milwaukee W 12-9 3/5 Hanover L 4-3 3/11 Oklahoma L 13-7 3/14 Gonzaga W 4-3 3/4 Colorado State W 12-5 3/15 San Jose State W 10-2 3/16 Santa Clara L 10-9 3/19 Northern Illinois W 4-3 3/19 Northern Illinois W 2-13/20 DePauw W 4-23/23 Wisconsin W 5-4 3/23 Wisconsin W 13-8 3/24 Wisconsin L 3-2



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/24 Wisconsin W 8-2 3/26 Evansville L 6-5 3/27 Miami (Ohio) W 16-15 3/30 Northwestern W 5-4 3/30 Northwestern W 3-2 3/31 Northwestern L 6-5 3/31 Northwestern T 9-9 4/3 Valparaiso L 5-4 4/3 Valparaiso W 10-5 4/6 Illinois W 5-34/6 Illinois L 16-11 4/7 Illinois W 6-54/7 Illinois W 13-64/9 Butler W 7-14/9 Butler L 4-24/10 Cincinnati L 11-8 4/14 Iowa W 5-4 4/14 Iowa W 8-0 4/15 Iowa W 5-4 4/15 Iowa W 21-6 4/16 Indianapolis W 12-4 4/17 Indiana State L 5-2 4/20 Michigan State L 3-1 4/20 Michigan State W 2-14/21 Michigan State W 3-2 4/21 Michigan State L 8-2 4/24 St. Francis W 12-0 4/24 St. Francis W 18-1 4/26 Purdue L 6-2 4/26 Purdue L 6-3 4/27 Purdue W 6-5 4/27 Purdue L 10-4 5/1 IU-Southeast W 20-3 5/2 IUPUI W 20-10 5/4 Michigan W 4-2 5/4 Michigan W 5-4 5/6 Michigan W 5-4 5/6 Michigan L 3-2 5/10 Ohio State L 12-1 5/11 Ohio State L 4-0 5/11 Ohio State L 4-2 5/12 Ohio State L 7-1 5/16 Minnesota* L 15-11 5/17 Northwestern* L 10-9* – Big Ten Tournament

1992 – 35-20, 14-14 (5th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/29 UW-Milwaukee W 18-0 3/1 UW-Milwaukee W 19-1 3/1 UW-Milwaukee W 25-5 3/3 Eastern Illinois W 21-5 3/5 Tri-State W 21-6 3/6 Kentucky L 9-7 3/7 Notre Dame L 4-1 3/8 Louisville W 12-6 3/8 Louisville L 10-8 3/13 Edinboro State W 14-5 3/14 Kansas State W 4-1 3/14 Kansas State L 5-4 3/15 Illinois-Chicago W 10-0 3/16 St. Peter’s W 6-5 3/17 NE Illinois W 5-4 3/20 Connecticut State W 10-3 3/21 Youngstown State W 7-3 3/22 Canisius W 15-4 3/23 Evansville W 15-10 3/24 Valparaiso W 8-3 3/28 Michigan State L 4-3 3/28 Michigan State W 10-6 3/29 Michigan State L 9-6 3/29 Michigan State W 6-53/31 Indiana State L 12-11 4/1 Butler W 8-24/4 Iowa L 5-2 4/4 Iowa W 4-3 4/5 Iowa L 3-2 4/5 Iowa W 7-2 4/7 IUPUI W 21-74/8 Chicago State L 8-6 4/8 Chicago State W 8-2 4/11 Ohio State W 6-3 4/11 Ohio State W 13-3 4/12 Ohio State L 5-4 4/12 Ohio State W 3-2 4/18 Michigan W 10-3 4/18 Michigan L 6-4 4/19 Michigan W 9-1

4/19 Michigan W 9-8 4/22 Bellarmine W 16-3 4/25 Penn State W 6-3 4/25 Penn State L 5-2 4/27 Penn State L 7-6 4/27 Penn State W 12-2 4/28 IU-Southeast W 6-5 5/1 Illinois W 11-85/1 Illinois L 11-10 5/2 Illinois L 8-75/2 Illinois W 11-85/9 Purdue L 8-0 5/9 Purdue L 4-3 5/10 Purdue L 9-0 5/10 Purdue L 7-4

1993 – 38-21, 15-12 (4th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan3/5 Kentucky W 4-3 3/5 Louisville L 5-4 3/6 Dayton W 11-6 3/7 Kentucky L 4-1 3/9 Miami (Ohio) W 5-2 3/10 DePauw W 7-2 3/13 Boston College L 7-5 3/13 Boston College L 2-1 3/14 Manhattan W 21-1 3/15 Manhattan W 21-0 3/15 Manhattan W 7-0 3/16 St. Peter’s W 13-3 3/19 Central Conn. State W 6-03/19 Wisconsin-Stout W 3-2 3/20 Bucknell W 3-2 3/20 Vermont W 3-1 3/23 Evansville L 5-2 3/24 Valparaiso W 6-0 3/26 Penn State L 7-3 3/27 Penn State W 6-4 3/27 Penn State W 4-2 3/28 Penn State W 7-0 3/30 Indiana State W 10-7 4/3 Illinois L 6-44/3 Illinois L 10-64/4 Illinois W 7-64/4 Illinois L 6-0 4/6 Xavier W 11-24/7 Butler L 21-10 4/10 Iowa W 12-0 4/10 Iowa W 9-2 4/11 Iowa W 3-2 4/11 Iowa L 5-0 4/13 Dayton W 10-5 4/14 Valparaiso W 7-3 4/18 Michigan W 6-0 4/18 Michigan L 2-1 4/19 Michigan L 3-2 4/21 Louisville W 8-7 4/24 Ohio State L 3-0 4/24 Ohio State L 5-4 4/26 Ohio State L 5-4 4/26 Ohio State W 2-14/27 IUPUI W 3-24/30 Taylor W 8-25/1 Ashland W 10-5 5/1 Ashland W 9-0 5/9 Michigan State W 2-0 5/9 Michigan State W 20-6 5/10 Michigan State W 4-3 5/10 Michigan State W 14-6 5/12 Wright State L 8-7 5/15 Purdue W 5-0 5/15 Purdue L 13-8 5/16 Purdue L 3-2 5/16 Purdue W 12-11 5/20 Ohio State* L 3-2 5/21 Purdue* W 11-9 5/22 Ohio State* L 15-3* – Big Ten Tournament

1994 – 33-23, 12-16 (7th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/27 Ashland W 4-3 2/27 Ashland W 7-0 3/2 Huntington W 5-1 3/2 Huntington W 3-1 3/4 Kentucky L 5-4 3/4 Louisville W 6-3 3/5 Tennessee Tech W 12-3

3/6 Kentucky W 9-8 3/8 DePauw W 14-1 3/12 Boston College W 7-2 3/13 Bradley L 12-17 3/14 Western Illinois W 6-5 3/15 St. Peter’s W 7-6 3/16 North Dakota L 15-12 3/17 Western Illinois W 6-4 3/18 Bradley W 5-3 3/19 Bowling Green W 5-4 3/21 Toledo W 3-0 3/22 Toledo W 12-7 3/23 Valparaiso W 13-3 3/26 Michigan W 3-2 3/26 Michigan L 13-3 3/27 Michigan L 3-0 3/27 Michigan W 8-1 3/29 Indiana State L 7-1 3/30 Notre Dame L 7-6 4/2 Northwestern L 5-3 4/2 Northwestern W 13-8 4/3 Northwestern W 2-1 4/3 Northwestern L 4-0 4/5 Xavier W 12-5 4/9 Michigan State L 7-1 4/9 Michigan State L 6-5 4/10 Michigan State W 8-2 4/10 Michigan State L 4-1 4/13 Butler W 10-94/15 Penn State W 9-6 4/16 Penn State L 11-4 4/16 Penn State L 6-5 4/17 Penn State W 4-3 4/19 Indianapolis L 6-4 4/20 Valparaiso L 5-3 4/23 Ohio State W 8-7 4/23 Ohio State L 9-8 4/24 Ohio State L 10-3 4/24 Ohio State L 14-6 4/29 Purdue W 2-0 4/29 Purdue W 5-2 5/1 Purdue W 5-4 5/1 Purdue L 4-3 5/8 NE Illinois W 7-5 5/8 NE Illinois W 3-1 5/13 Minnesota L 4-0 5/14 Minnesota L 11-9 5/14 Minnesota L 12-7 5/15 Minnesota W 9-5

1995 – 33-23, 12-16 (8th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/22 IUPUI W 25-0 2/23 Indiana Wesleyan W 6-0 2/25 Lincoln Memorial L 9-6 2/26 Lincoln Memorial W 5-4 3/3 Southern Indiana W 4-0 3/4 Kent State W 3-2 3/5 Hillsdale W 16-4 3/10 Colgate W 17-3 3/11 Seton Hall L 8-2 3/12 LaSalle W 8-2 3/13 Niagara W 16-2 3/14 Western Illinois W 10-8 3/15 Bradley W 11-7 3/17 Kentucky W 3-0 3/17 Louisville W 10-53/18 Navy W 5-1 3/19 Kentucky W 15-11 3/22 Valparaiso L 10-3 3/25 Michigan State L 5-3 3/25 Michigan State W 7-6 3/26 Michigan State L 5-1 3/26 Michigan State L 8-4 3/28 Notre Dame L 12-3 3/29 Indiana Wesleyan W 15-4 4/1 Ohio State W 6-1 4/1 Ohio State L 7-5 4/2 Ohio State W 13-7 4/2 Ohio State L 14-7 4/5 Taylor W 10-3 4/5 Taylor W 7-44/8 Northwestern L 11-3 4/8 Northwestern W 4-3 4/9 Northwestern W 2-1 4/9 Northwestern L 9-3 4/12 Butler L 4-2 4/14 Minnesota W 3-1

4/15 Minnesota W 8-7 4/15 Minnesota L 19-4 4/16 Minnesota L 8-4 4/18 Indianapolis W 22-12 4/22 Penn State L 4-3 4/22 Penn State L 8-3 4/23 Penn State W 1-0 4/23 Penn State W 2-0 4/25 IUPUI W 25-14/27 Indiana State L 8-5 4/29 Wright State L 4-3 5/6 Michigan W 5-3 5/6 Michigan L 2-1 5/7 Michigan L 8-7 5/7 Michigan W 8-5 5/9 Hanover W 20-2 5/13 Purdue L 3-2 5/13 Purdue W 7-2 5/14 Purdue L 8-3 5/14 Purdue L 8-5

1996 – 43-18, 18-8 (2nd)Head Coach: Bob MorganBig Ten Tournament Champions2/21 Indiana Wesleyan W 9-0 2/24 Morehead State L 5-42/25 Morehead State L 5-33/1 Auburn L 6-33/2 Kentucky L 4-33/3 Troy State W 8-23/5 DePauw W 10-43/9 Centenary L 6-13/10 Centenary W 3-13/10 Centenary W 4-13/11 UT-Pan Am W 12-93/12 UT-San Antonio W 12-93/13 Southern Illinois L 8-03/14 Oral Roberts W 5-43/15 Notre Dame L 10-43/16 Southern Illinois W 4-03/24 Penn State L 2-03/24 Penn State L 7-43/25 Penn State W 7-43/25 Penn State W 5-23/27 Dayton W 16-23/30 Michigan L 6-33/30 Michigan W 7-63/31 Michigan W 6-23/31 Michigan L 7-44/2 Taylor W 3-04/2 Taylor W 17-54/3 Miami (Ohio) W 17-94/6 Ohio State W 5-44/6 Ohio State L 10-14/7 Ohio State W 5-44/7 Ohio State W 8-74/10 Eastern Illinois W 17-74/13 Iowa L 5-24/13 Iowa W 7-14/16 DePauw W 11-14/17 IUPUI W 11-04/20 Illinois L 7-04/20 Illinois W 8-74/21 Illinois W 8-74/21 Illinois L 11-24/24 Indiana State W 8-54/26 IUPUI W 6-14/26 IUPUI W 14-25/4 Michigan State W 5-45/4 Michigan State W 7-35/5 Michigan State W 12-45/5 Michigan State W 8-55/7 Louisville W 8-45/9 IUPUI W 16-85/11 Purdue W 8-25/11 Purdue W 7-25/12 Purdue W 2-15/12 Purdue W 5-15/15 Illinois* W 6-35/16 Penn State* W 6-25/18 Illinois* L 8-55/18 Illinois* W 6-45/23 Wichita State@ L 4-05/24 Delaware@ W 10-85/24 Rice@ L 11-8* – Big Ten Tournament @ – NCAA Regional



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1997 – 33-22, 8-16 (8th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/18 Indiana Wesleyan W 6-32/18 Indiana Wesleyan W 16-02/22 Vanderbilt W 7-62/23 Vanderbilt L 17-52/25 Chicago State W 11-42/28 Tulane W 9-73/1 Tulane W 7-33/2 Tulane W 3-03/4 DePauw W 12-33/5 Louisville W 7-03/6 IUPUI W 8-43/8 Cincinnati W 10-83/8 Cincinnati W 7-43/11 Xavier W 11-23/15 Drexel W 11-43/16 New York Tech L 4-23/17 Dayton W 23-53/18 New York Tech L 15-73/19 Troy State W 4-13/20 Liberty L 5-43/23 Bowling Green W 22-63/26 Dayton W 14-133/28 Illinois W 9-63/29 Illinois W 3-13/29 Illinois L 11-53/29 Illinois L 11-53/30 Illinois L 3-24/1 Taylor W 2-04/1 Taylor W 9-24/2 Miami (Ohio) W 4-34/4 Ohio State L 21-44/5 Ohio State W 12-84/6 Ohio State L 15-114/6 Ohio State L 9-84/13 Valparaiso W 6-04/13 Valparaiso W 8-64/15 Ball State W 8-74/15 Ball State L 10-54/18 Michigan W 11-104/19 Michigan L 6-54/19 Michigan W 3-14/20 Michigan W 10-54/23 Indiana State L 9-14/25 Michigan State W 3-14/26 Michigan State L 3-24/26 Michigan State L 14-34/27 Michigan State L 4-14/30 IU-Southeast W 30-135/2 Purdue L 8-55/3 Purdue L 5-45/3 Purdue L 13-115/4 Purdue L 8-55/10 Penn State W 4-35/11 Penn State L 8-75/11 Penn State L 13-95/12 Penn State L 7-6

1998 – 29-27, 14-14 (5th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/6 Kansas State L 8-0 2/7 TCU L 8-42/18 Indiana Wesleyan W 8-1 2/18 Indiana Wesleyan W 11-0 2/21 Vanderbilt L 8-7 2/22 Vanderbilt L 6-5 2/24 IU-Southeast W 15-7 2/27 Butler W 10-3 2/28 Ball State W 3-2 3/1 Notre Dame L 6-53/5 IUPUI W 4-23/7 Cincinnati W 5-2 3/7 Cincinnati W 4-0 3/8 Cincinnati L 8-7 3/14 Connecticut L 18-10 3/15 St. Francis L 5-1 3/15 Northern Iowa L 13-12 3/16 C.W. Post W 6-1 3/18 New York Tech W 12-1 3/19 Massachusetts W 12-7 3/20 Drexel W 16-1 3/21 Oklahoma State L 8-4 3/23 Defiance W 11-2 3/25 Franklin W 16-0 3/27 Penn State L 10-7 3/28 Penn State L 7-3 3/28 Penn State W 6-5

3/29 Penn State W 23-17 3/31 Taylor W 15-44/1 Miami (Ohio) L 29-6 4/3 Purdue L 9-5 4/4 Purdue W 8-3 4/4 Purdue W 12-2 4/5 Purdue L 4-2 4/7 Indiana State L 13-8 4/10 Michigan State L 8-44/11 Michigan State W 2-0 4/11 Michigan State L 2-0 4/12 Michigan State W 3-0 4/15 Ball State L 11-3 4/17 Northwestern W 7-6 4/18 Northwestern W 2-1 4/18 Northwestern W 4-3 4/19 Northwestern W 5-2 4/24 Minnesota W 8-6 4/25 Minnesota L 6-0 4/25 Minnesota L 8-7 4/26 Minnesota L 19-11 5/1 Ohio State L 13-4 5/2 Ohio State W 2-0 5/2 Ohio State W 5-3 5/3 Ohio State L 23-15 5/9 Michigan W 11-8 5/10 Michigan L 6-3 5/10 Michigan L 6-1 5/11 Michigan L 7-3

1999 – 37-17, 14-14 (5th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/15 Indiana Wesleyan W 26-7 2/24 IU-Southeast W 17-0 2/26 Pittsburgh W 9-1 2/27 Pittsburgh W 15-8 3/2 Wilmington W 8-2 3/4 Taylor W 18-73/4 Taylor W 13-33/6 Illinois L 16-10 3/7 Kentucky W 7-2 3/11 Valparaiso W 13-3 3/14 Marist W 4-2 3/15 Hartford W 5-4 3/16 Iona W 14-103/17 Nova SE L 3-1 3/19 Columbia W 4-3 3/19 Princeton W 4-0 3/20 Columbia W 13-6 3/21 Cornell W 12-6 3/24 Manchester W 17-5 3/26 Western Michigan L 6-4 3/27 Western Michigan W 6-1 3/28 Western Michigan W 13-12 3/31 IUPUI W 22-2 4/2 Penn State L 7-6 4/3 Penn State L 4-3 4/3 Penn State W 7-6 4/4 Penn State L 9-3 4/6 Indiana State W 8-5 4/9 Purdue W 18-4 4/10 Purdue W 4-3 4/10 Purdue W 13-8 4/11 Purdue W 10-3 4/17 Michigan State L 3-0 4/17 Michigan State L 5-4 4/18 Michigan State W 8-7 4/18 Michigan State L 8-4 4/21 Miami (Ohio) W 16-9 4/23 Minnesota L 9-7 4/24 Minnesota L 16-3 4/24 Minnesota L 9-7 4/25 Minnesota W 11-10 4/30 Northwestern W 9-8 5/1 Northwestern W 12-11 5/1 Northwestern W 5-4 5/2 Northwestern W 6-4 5/8 Michigan L 7-1 5/9 Michigan L 7-3 5/9 Michigan W 2-1 5/10 Michigan W 4-35/12 Valparaiso W 14-25/14 Ohio State L 10-2 5/15 Ohio State L 7-3 5/15 Ohio State L 7-0 5/16 Ohio State W 8-4

2000 – 29-27, 9-19 (10th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/12 IUPUI W 10-1 2/15 IPFW W 7-6 2/18 San Diego State L 5-2 2/19 Oklahoma State L 7-3 2/22 Indiana Wesleyan W 11-2 2/26 Middle Tennessee L 9-82/27 Middle Tennessee W 17-62/28 IU-Southeast W 8-2 2/29 DePauw W 10-3 3/1 Butler W 5-3 3/4 Murray State W 7-5 3/4 Murray State W 9-2 3/5 Murray State W 6-4 3/7 Xavier W 5-1 3/11 Pittsburgh L 4-3 3/12 Illinois State L 8-4 3/13 Quinnipiac W 10-5 3/14 Marist L 8-5 3/16 St. Francis L 2-0 3/17 Quinnipiac W 11-2 3/18 Vermont W 7-2 3/21 Defiance W 5-0 3/22 Taylor W 2-1 3/24 Penn State W 3-1 3/25 Penn State L 9-4 3/26 Penn State L 5-4 3/26 Penn State L 7-6 3/29 Wright State W 9-7 3/31 Michigan L 7-6 4/1 Michigan W 6-1 4/1 Michigan W 10-3 4/2 Michigan L 4-3 4/5 Indiana State L 11-5 4/8 Northwestern W 2-0 4/8 Northwestern L 4-0 4/9 Northwestern W 10-3 4/9 Northwestern L 8-7 4/12 Wright State W 6-3 4/14 Purdue L 6-5 4/15 Purdue W 9-3 4/15 Purdue L 8-0 4/16 Purdue L 7-6 4/21 Ohio State L 13-5 4/22 Ohio State W 9-4 4/22 Ohio State L 4-3 4/23 Ohio State L 9-3 4/26 Valparaiso W 6-5 4/27 Bellarmine W 9-3 5/6 Minnesota L 5-4 5/6 Minnesota L 2-0 5/7 Minnesota L 4-3 5/7 Minnesota L 7-0 5/13 Illinois W 5-4 5/13 Illinois L 9-3 5/14 Illinois W 6-55/14 Illinois L 7-1

2001 – 24-31-1, 7-19 (10th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/16 Furman L 24-102/17 Furman W 19-12 2/18 Furman L 13-6 2/20 Indiana Wesleyan W 11-10 2/23 Eastern Kentucky L 11-10 2/23 Wagner W 11-2 2/24 Winthrop L 8-62/25 Winthrop T 4-4 2/27 DePauw W 6-0 3/2 Illinois-Chicago L 6-0 3/3 Illinois-Chicago W 8-3 3/7 Wright State W 13-8 3/10 Manhattan W 4-2 3/11 Bowling Green W 9-1 3/12 Seton Hall L 6-1 3/13 St. Francis (N.Y.) W 15-53/14 C.W. Post L 4-2 3/16 Quinnipiac W 8-6 3/17 Drexel W 24-2 3/20 Taylor W 12-33/20 Taylor W 8-23/21 Valparaiso W 7-1 3/23 Penn State L 14-4 3/24 Penn State W 6-3 3/24 Penn State L 7-1 3/27 IUPUI L 7-53/30 Minnesota L 7-3

3/31 Minnesota W 6-5 3/31 Minnesota L 15-6 4/1 Minnesota L 4-3 4/4 Indiana State W 10-1 4/6 Michigan L 6-2 4/7 Michigan L 11-7 4/7 Michigan L 6-3 4/8 Michigan L 3-2 4/10 Franklin W 19-8 4/13 Northwestern L 6-5 4/14 Northwestern L 3-2 4/14 Northwestern L 4-3 4/15 Northwestern W 5-3 4/18 Miami (Ohio) L 5-1 4/21 Eastern Kentucky L 9-6 4/21 Eastern Kentucky W 8-5 4/22 Eastern Kentucky L 9-8 4/27 Purdue L 10-6 4/28 Purdue W 2-0 4/28 Purdue L 1-0 4/29 Purdue W 14-7 5/5 Ohio State L 10-1 5/6 Ohio State L 10-8 5/6 Ohio State W 5-4 5/9 Valparaiso L 15-7 5/11 Illinois L 6-5 5/12 Illinois L 3-2 5/12 Illinois W 10-35/13 Illinois L 8-5

2002 – 35-20, 15-14 (4th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/18 Taylor W 15-0 2/18 Taylor W 14-13/1 East Tenn. State L 10-7 3/1 East Tenn. State W 12-43/3 East Tenn. State L 8-43/5 Xavier W 10-93/6 Butler L 4-13/7 DePauw W 14-43/9 Northern Illinois W 9-5 3/10 Bucknell W 8-4 3/11 Manhattan W 21-1 3/12 Yale W 7-2 3/14 Northern Iowa W 8-4 3/15 Dartmouth W 4-2 3/15 F. Dickinson W 13-4 3/20 Valparaiso W 9-6 3/23 Detroit-Mercy W 22-2 3/23 Detroit-Mercy W 15-4 3/24 Detroit-Mercy W 7-6 3/27 Wright State W 14-6 3/30 Illinois L 6-43/30 Illinois W 9-23/31 Illinois W 4-23/31 Illinois W 5-34/3 Indiana State L 4-3 4/5 Iowa W 10-74/6 Iowa W 10-7 4/6 Iowa W 6-14/7 Iowa L 17-13 4/9 Miami (Ohio) W 10-7 4/12 Michigan State L 13-6 4/13 Michigan State W 1-0 4/13 Michigan State W 8-4 4/14 Michigan State L 10-6 4/17 Wright State W 4-34/19 Ohio State L 14-11 4/20 Ohio State W 5-4 4/20 Ohio State L 3-2 4/26 Minnesota L 8-1 4/28 Minnesota L 4-24/4 Penn State W 11-95/5 Penn State L 6-4 5/5 Penn State L 6-2 5/6 Penn State L 14-9 5/10 Purdue W 15-5 5/13 Purdue L 2-0 5/14 Purdue W 4-2 5/14 Purdue W 9-6 5/17 Northwestern W 8-2 5/18 Northwestern W 3-0 5/18 Northwestern L 1-0 5/19 Northwestern L 9-6 5/22 Iowa* W 7-4 5/23 Ohio State* L 11-10 5/24 Michigan State* L 14-1* – Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis, Minn.)



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2003 – 34-22, 16-15 (6th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/28 Findlay W 6-0 3/1 Valparaiso W 12-2 3/3 Boston College W 5-3 3/8 Akron W 17-7 3/8 Akron L 6-2 3/9 Akron W 4-1 3/9 Akron W 5-2 3/12 Butler W 4-1 3/13 DePauw W 17-1 3/15 Bradley W 5-1 3/16 Yale W 4-23/18 Northeastern L 3-2 3/19 Farleigh Dickinson W 11-7 3/21 Army W 5-23/22 Vermont W 4-3 3/25 Saginaw Valley W 4-3 3/26 Wright State L 7-6 3/29 Illinois W 4-03/29 Illinois L 9-23/30 Illinois L 7-2 3/30 Illinois W 4-3 4/2 Indiana State L 11-9 4/5 Iowa W 4-24/5 Iowa W 4-24/6 Iowa W 5-14/6 Iowa L 8-5 4/9 Valparaiso W 7-2 4/11 Michigan State W 7-2 4/12 Michigan State L 6-1 4/12 Michigan State W 6-5 4/13 Michigan State L 8-5 4/15 Wright State W 11-9 4/18 Ohio State L 9-3 4/19 Ohio State L 13-12 4/19 Ohio State W 13-2 4/20 Ohio State W 6-3 4/22 Taylor W 18-0 4/23 Miami (Ohio) L 8-5 4/26 Minnesota L 8-5 4/26 Minnesota L 5-1 4/27 Minnesota L 5-3 4/27 Minnesota W 2-0 5/2 Penn State L 15-125/3 Penn State W 13-95/3 Penn State W 8-4 5/4 Penn State L 7-3 5/11 Purdue L 10-3 5/11 Purdue L 20-4 5/12 Purdue W 14-5 5/13 Purdue W 4-2 5/16 Northwestern W 4-2 5/18 Northwestern W 7-0 5/18 Northwestern L 5-3 5/21 Michigan* L 7-2 5/22 Northwestern* W 8-1 5/23 Penn State* L 8-4* – Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis, Minn.)

2004 – 25-30, 9-22 (10th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/20 SE Louisiana L 4-2 2/21 SE Louisiana L 12-112/22 SE Louisiana L 9-1 2/24 DePauw W 6-32/27 Murray State L 2-1 2/28 Kentucky L 10-2 2/29 Navy W 5-4 3/2 Marian W 9-4 3/3 Butler W 4-03/5 Cleveland State W 10-2 3/6 Cleveland State W 18-4 3/7 Cleveland State W 13-63/13 Rhode Island L 7-6 3/14 Duquesne W 14-5 3/17 Bucknell L 4-2 3/17 Columbia W 15-5 3/18 Vermont W 13-2 3/20 UW-Milwaukee W 11-10 3/23 Indiana Wesleyan W 13-5 3/24 Chicago State W 29-5 3/27 Wright State W 6-4 3/27 Wright State W 8-1 3/31 Valparaiso W 6-4 4/2 Northwestern L 2-04/3 Northwestern W 4-3

4/3 Northwestern L 12-10 4/4 Northwestern W 3-1 4/9 Minnesota L 9-2 4/10 Minnesota L 11-3 4/10 Minnesota L 8-2 4/11 Minnesota W 9-6 4/16 Iowa L 7-3 4/17 Iowa W 5-4 4/17 Iowa L 12-74/18 Iowa W 25-9 4/21 Miami (Ohio) L 10-54/23 Illinois W 9-24/24 Illinois L 3-1 4/24 Illinois L 3-24/25 Illinois W 17-84/30 Ohio State L 11-6 5/1 Ohio State L 9-3 5/2 Ohio State L 8-3 5/2 Ohio State L 8-0 5/8 Michigan State L 15-13 5/9 Michigan State L 15-95/9 Michigan State L 4-35/10 Michigan State L 6-55/15 Michigan W 4-1 5/15 Michigan L 2-1 5/16 Michigan L 6-3 5/16 Michigan L 16-5 5/21 Purdue W 9-35/22 Purdue L 2-15/22 Purdue L 2-1

2005 – 26-30, 9-23 (10th)Head Coach: Bob Morgan2/22 DePauw W 5-0 2/25 Indiana State W 5-42/26 Memphis W 9-8 2/27 Navy L 6-5 3/4 UALR W 9-4 3/4 Centenary W 4-3 3/5 Centenary L 11-3 3/6 UALR W 16-0 3/10 Butler L 11-103/12 Bowling Green W 12-2 3/13 Bucknell W 14-4 3/14 Yale W 8-03/15 Illinois State W 17-7 3/18 Vermont L 5-3 3/19 Kent State W 11-6 3/20 St. Francis (N.Y.) W 9-0 3/26 Longwood W 10-4 3/26 Longwood L 4-1 3/29 Valparaiso L 12-6 3/30 Shawnee State W 24-9 4/2 Northwestern W 15-9 4/3 Northwestern L 12-9 4/3 Northwestern L 10-6 4/4 Northwestern L 8-74/6 Indiana State W 6-44/8 Minnesota L 5-0 4/9 Minnesota L 7-14/9 Minnesota L 5-4 4/10 Minnesota W 8-6 4/13 Miami (Ohio) W 5-24/15 Iowa L 6-0 4/16 Iowa L 7-6 4/16 Iowa L 3-2 4/17 Iowa W 11-7 4/19 Ball State L 17-44/22 Illinois L 8-3 4/23 Illinois L 4-34/23 Illinois W 14-134/24 Illinois L 7-54/27 IU-Southeast W 16-2 4/29 Ohio State W 10-14/30 Ohio State L 3-04/30 Ohio State L 7-3 5/1 Ohio State L 10-8 5/7 Michigan State W 15-2 5/8 Michigan State L 13-8 5/8 Michigan State W 5-35/9 Michigan State W 11-35/14 Michigan L 6-25/14 Michigan L 5-2 5/15 Michigan L 8-5 5/15 Michigan L 9-45/20 Purdue L 5-1 5/21 Purdue L 6-15/21 Purdue L 2-0

5/22 Purdue W 6-0

2006 – 22-34, 11-21 (10th)Head Coach: Tracy Smith2/24 Charlotte L 11-32/25 Charlotte L 7-12/26 Charlotte L 11-10 3/3 Miami (Fla.) L 4-03/4 Miami (Fla.) L 7-23/5 Miami (Fla.) L 6-43/7 Indiana State W 7-43/12 Eastern Illinois L 12-113/13 Northern Iowa W 3-13/14 Bradley L 6-53/15 Fairfield W 15-23/16 Eastern Kentucky L 7-63/17 Vermont W 10-63/18 Illinois-Chicago L 5-13/24 Hartford W 6-43/25 Hartford W 4-23/26 Hartford W 6-5 3/29 Butler L 6-53/31 Michigan State L 17-74/1 Michigan State L 2-14/1 Michigan State W 12-74/2 Michigan State L 9-8 4/4 Evansville L 11-44/8 Northwestern L 4-24/9 Northwestern L 12-14/9 Northwestern W 3-24/10 Northwestern L 4-34/12 Xavier W 10-64/14 Purdue W 8-44/15 Purdue W 3-24/15 Purdue L 5-24/16 Purdue L 25-84/18 Indiana State W 11-54/21 Ohio State L 4-34/22 Ohio State W 5-34/22 Ohio State L 11-44/23 Ohio State L 8-64/25 Miami (Ohio) W 5-04/28 Penn State L 5-44/29 Penn State W 3-2 4/29 Penn State W 3-04/30 Penn State L 11-05/4 Iowa L 3-25/5 Iowa L 4-35/5 Iowa L 6-05/6 Iowa W 10-55/10 Valparaiso W 13-115/14 Illinois W 4-35/14 Illinois L 9-65/15 Illinois W 5-45/15 Illinois W 2-05/16 Ball State L 5-35/19 Minnesota L 6-15/20 Minnesota L 3-15/20 Minnesota L 5-15/21 Minnesota L 6-4

2007 – 19-35, 8-23 (10th)Head Coach: Tracy Smith2/23 Troy L 3-42/24 Southern Miss. L 4-152/24 Georgia Southern W 5-13/2 Eastern Illinois W 16-73/3 Memphis L 3-53/4 Northern Iowa W 4-23/6 Indiana State L 3-53/7 Butler W 6-03/09 Florida State L 0-63/10 Florida State L 2-83/11 Florida State L 0-93/13 North Florida L 9-103/14 North Florida W 10-93/16 Florida A&M W 10-23/17 Florida A&M W 5-33/17 Florida A&M W 16-103/24 IPFW W 6-33/25 IPFW W 4-03/30 Michigan State W 2-13/31 Michigan State L 2-63/31 Michigan State L 6-124/1 Michigan State L 1-64/8 Northwestern L 3-54/8 Northwestern L 0-14/9 Northwestern W 5-4

4/9 Northwestern W 5-24/10 Evansville L 1-84/13 Purdue L 2-44/14 Purdue W 11-34/15 Purdue L 0-134/15 Purdue L 7-114/17 Indiana State L 7-94/20 Ohio State L 4-64/21 Ohio State L 3-44/21 Ohio State L 8-94/22 Ohio State L 3-114/25 Miami (OH) L 1-104/27 Penn State L 4-64/28 Penn State L 2-64/28 Penn State W 3-14/29 Penn State W 8-75/4 Iowa L 2-35/5 Iowa L 2-105/5 Iowa L 0-95/8 Louisville L 3-165/9 Louisville W 6-55/11 Illinois L 5-65/12 Illinois L 0-35/12 Illinois L 2-55/13 Illinois L 2-75/18 Minnesota L 6-85/19 Minnesota L 2-35/19 Minnesota W 10-75/20 Minnesota W 10-9

2008 – 31-30, 15-17 (6th)Head Coach: Tracy Smith2/22 LSU L 7-12/23 LSU L 5-42/24 LSU W 7-62/29 Illinois State L 12-53/1 Austin Peay W 9-13/2 Valparaiso W 17-143/8 Fresno State L 6-23/9 Fresno State L 9-43/10 Gonzaga L 7-43/11 New Mexico State W 16-43/12 Fresno State W 11-13/13 Utah L 11-23/14 Portland W 7-03/15 New Mexico State W 14-63/22 IPFW W 3-23/23 IPFW W 4-23/26 Xavier W 10-43/28 Minnesota L 10-23/29 Minnesota L 5-43/29 Minnesota W 8-33/30 Minnesota W 8-74/2 Miami (Ohio) W 5-24/5 Illinois L 8-74/6 Illinois W 8-14/6 Illinois L 7-44/7 Illinois L 18-84/9 Miami (Ohio) L 11-44/11 Iowa W 13-124/12 Iowa L 12-114/12 Iowa L 13-104/13 Iowa L 10-54/15 at Louisville L 5-44/16 Ball State L 5-24/18 Penn State L 7-34/19 Penn State L 8-14/19 Penn State L 3-24/20 Penn State L 11-94/23 Indiana State W 7-24/25 Michigan L 14-64/26 Michigan W 2-14/26 Michigan L 11-44/27 Michigan W 11-45/3 Purdue L 11-75/4 Purdue W 5-45/4 Purdue W 18-85/5 Purdue W 13-15/6 Louisville L 13-65/9 Northwestern L 8-55/10 Northwestern L 10-85/10 Northwestern W 2-15/11 Northwestern W 14-125/13 Butler W 13-55/15 Michigan State W 9-25/16 Michigan State W 7-65/16 Michigan State W 7-35/17 Michigan State W 14-5



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS5/21 Penn State* L 6-15/22 Ohio State* W 10-8 5/23 Illinois* W 14-75/23 Penn State* W 11-85/24 Purdue* L 11-7* – Big Ten Tournament (Ann Arbor, Mich.)

2009 – 32-27, 16-7 (3rd)Head Coach: Tracy SmithBig Ten Tournament Champions2/20 West Virginia L 14-42/21 Georgetown W 12-42/22 USF W 9-72/27 Ball State L 5-43/01 Cleveland State W 9-13/3 Indiana State L 11-23/4 Eastern Michigan L 10-63/6 Georgia Southern L 8-53/7 East Carolina L 5-33/8 LeMoyne W 8-33/10 Morehead State W 18-33/11 Kentucky L 8-73/14 Bowling Green W 15-73/15 Jacksonville State L 9-83/16 Northern Iowa L 28-173/17 Eastern Illinois L 6-33/18 Stetson L 11-13/19 Hartford W 10-13/20 Ohio State L 2-03/21 CCSU L 12-93/25 Xavier L 7-63/27 Minnesota L 12-53/28 Minnesota W 3-23/31 Chicago State W 11-44/01 Cincinnati W 16-44/3 Illinois W 14-44/4 Illinois W 2-14/4 Illinois L 5-44/7 Louisville L 15-14/8 Valparaiso W 9-54/10 Iowa W 6-24/11 Iowa W 5-14/12 Iowa W 8-44/17 Penn State L 9-74/18 Penn State W 15-14/18 Penn State W 3-24/21 Louisville L 10-84/22 Indiana State L 7-44/24 Michigan L 6-24/25 Michigan W 8-74/26 Michigan W 3-14/28 Miami (Ohio) L 9-64/29 Western Illinois W 17-25/2 Purdue L 15-85/2 Purdue W 7-65/3 Purdue L 5-25/9 Northwestern W 3-25/9 Northwestern W 5-25/10 Northwestern W 11-25/12 Evansville W 10-85/14 Michigan State W 6-45/15 Michigan State W 6-15/16 Michigan State L 7-35/20 Purdue* W 9-15/21 Minnesota* W 12-35/22 Ohio State* W 13-35/23 Minnesota* W 13-25/29 Louisville@ L 8-25/30 Vanderbilt@ L 10-0* – Big Ten Tournament (Columbus, Ohio)@ – NCAA Louisville Regional

2010 – 28-27, 12-12 (T-5th)Head Coach: Tracy Smith2/19 San Diego L 16-102/20 San Diego L 9-22/20 San Diego L 9-42/21 San Diego W 7-52/26 West Virginia W 10-82/27 Villanova L 8-12/28 UCONN L 9-5 3/5 Illinois State W 6-43/6 Kent State W 3-03/7 Vanderbilt L 6-53/9 Louisvlle L 9-73/13 Miami (OH) L 19-7

3/14 Central Michigan W 9-03/15 Yale L 10-63/16 Bradley W 6-53/18 Eastern Illinois W 9-63/19 UMBC W 11-53/20 Akron W 10-33/23 Morehead State L 20-153/24 Xavier W 17-83/26 St. Francis (Ind.) W 7-33/27 Taylor W 5-43/30 Louisville L 5-44/2 Michigan L 16-104/3 Michigan L 16-104/4 Michigan W 26-64/6 Ball State W 12-64/9 Ohio State L 7-14/10 Ohio State W 6-44/11 Ohio State L 10-84/13 Valparaiso W 11-24/17 Iowa W 4-14/17 Iowa W 4-34/18 Iowa W 21-124/20 Miami (OH) L 8-64/23 Minnesota L 14-04/24 Minnesota W 7-24/25 Minnesota L 10-04/28 Indiana State L 17-44/30 Purdue L 12-105/1 Purdue W 12-115/2 Purdue L 10-75/7 Northwestern W 11-95/8 Northwestern L 11-45/9 Northwestern W 1-05/11 Kentucky W 18-175/14 Michigan State L 9-85/15 Michigan State L 10-45/16 Michigan State W 10-75/20 Illinois W 11-55/21 Illinois L 17-125/22 Illinois W 16-65/26 Northwestern* W 5-05/27 Minnesota* L 10-85/28 Purdue* L 15-5* – Big Ten Tournament (Columbus, Ohio)

2011 – 30-25, 11-13 (7th)Head Coach: Tracy Smith2/18 Virginia Tech L 4-22/19 Boston College L 6-12/20 Coastal Carolina W 2-12/25 Texas A&M CC W 14-32/26 Connecticut W 3-12/27 Oregon State L 7-53/2 Xavier W 7-63/4 Morehead State W 6-53/5 Tennessee W 6-33/6 Bradley L 6-23/9 Indiana State W 6-43/12 Central Michigan L 3-03/13 Akron W 4-13/14 Pittsburgh W 9-23/15 Jacksonville State W 7-63/16 Massachusetts W 11-103/17 Bucknell L 5-43/18 Army L 12-103/19 Dartmouth W 10-73/23 Ball State W 10-23/27 Evansville W 6-53/27 Evansville L 7-53/29 Northern Kentucky W 7-33/30 Shawnee State W 12-84/1 Michigan W 12-54/2 Michigan L 3-24/2 Michigan W 10-34/5 Miami (Ohio) L 6-14/8 Ohio State L 6-14/9 Ohio State W 5-34/10 Ohio State W 10-94/13 Indiana State W 6-34/16 Iowa W 2-14/17 Iowa L 2-14/17 Iowa W 6-04/19 Louisville W 5-34/20 Morehead State W 5-14/22 Minnesota L 3-24/23 Minnesota L 12-14/23 Minnesota L 5-2

4/26 Miami (Ohio) L 10-34/29 Purdue L 5-44/30 Purdue L 6-25/1 Purdue L 14-55/6 Northwestern W 5-05/7 Northwestern L 9-65/8 Northwestern W 8-25/10 Kentucky L 8-55/13 Michigan State W 8-65/14 Michigan State W 13-125/15 Michigan State W 7-45/17 Louisville L 8-45/19 Illinois L 4-35/20 Illinois L 13-125/21 Illinois L 7-5

2012 – 32-28, 16-8 (2nd)Head Coach: Tracy Smith2/17 Connecticut L 8-02/18 Cincinnati W 7-42/19 Pittsburgh W 12-72/24 Tulane L 3-22/25 Tulane L 9-82/26 Tulane L 6-23/2 ETSU L 4-33/3 ETSU W 10-53/4 ETSU L 2-13/6 Louisville L 13-43/7 Indiana State L 13-83/9 Cal State Northridge W 7-33/10 Cal State Northridge L 12-53/11 Cal State Northridge L 5-33/13 San Diego L 9-33/14 San Diego W 7-63/15 Loyola Marymount W 3-13/16 Loyola Marymount L 7-43/16 Loyola Marymount L 9-03/20 Eastern Kentucky W 6-43/21 Eastern Kentucky W 11-53/23 Penn State W 14-23/24 Penn State L 4-33/25 Penn State W 2-13/27 Xavier L 11-33/30 Iowa W 10-73/31 Iowa L 4-04/1 Iowa W 10-54/4 Ball State W 6-54/6 Illinois W 12-34/7 Illinois L 7-34/8 Illinois L 11-64/11 Indiana State W 8-74/13 Michigan State W 3-24/15 Michigan State L 6-04/15 Michigan State L 20-104/17 Louisville L 21-44/20 Georgia Southern W 7-24/21 Georgia Southern W 3-04/22 Georgia Southern L 9-14/24 Miami (OH) L 8-74/25 Miami (OH) W 6-34/27 Michigan W 8-14/29 Michigan W 11-84/29 Michigan W 11-55/5 Nebraska L 13-25/6 Nebraska W 7-55/6 Nebraska W 9-65/9 Kentucky L 6-55/11 Northwestern L 4-35/12 Northwestern W 5-25/13 Northwestern W 2-15/15 Evansville W 5-45/17 Ohio State W 10-85/18 Ohio State W 5-05/19 Ohio State W 4-25/24 Michigan State* W 6-45/25 Purdue* L 3-05/26 Michigan State* W 4-35/26 Purdue* L 6-5* – Big Ten Tournament (Columbus, Ohio)

2013 – 49-16, 17-7 (1st)Head Coach: Tracy SmithBig Ten Tournament ChampionsNCAA Regional ChampionsNCAA Super Regional Champions2/15 Louisville W 2-02/16 Connecticut L 4-3

2/17 South Florida W 12-22/22 Georgia Southern L 12-72/24 Georgia Southern W 11-53/1 West Virginia W 8-53/2 Coastal Carolina W 9-13/3 UMBC W 7-13/8 Florida W 4-13/9 Florida L 6-43/10 Florida W 7-43/12 Army W 4-23/13 Fairfield W 8-03/14 Navy W 4-03/15 Bucknell W 8-53/16 UAB W 12-33/19 Miami (OH) W 11-23/20 Miami (OH) W 15-13/22 Penn State W 9-33/23 Penn State W 2-03/23 Penn State W 11-33/37 Louisville W 6-23/30 Iowa W 16-53/31 Iowa W 9-63/31 Iowa W 6-44/3 Xavier W 9-54/5 Illinois W 3-24/6 Illinois W 7-34/6 Illinois L 3-24/9 Evansville W 10-84/12 Michigan State L 2-14/13 Michigan State L 6-54/14 Michigan State L 6-54/17 Ball State L 5-34/19 Butler W 12-24/20 Butler W 5-24/21 Butler W 10-34/23 Eastern Kentucky W 5-24/24 Indiana State W 8-14/26 Michigan W 9-14/27 Michigan W 9-34/28 Michigan W 3-25/4 Nebraska W 8-65/5 Nebraska L 3-25/6 Nebraska W 10-25/8 Louisville L 4-35/10 Northwestern W 3-15/11 Northwestern L 12-15/12 Northwestern W 9-25/14 Kentucky L 5-35/16 Ohio State L 2-15/17 Ohio State W 7-25/18 Ohio State W 8-15/23 Minnesota* W 4-25/24 Ohio State* W 11-35/25 Nebraska* L 7-65/26 Nebraska* W 4-35/31 Valparaiso# W 5-46/1 Austin Peay# W 15-66/2 Austin Peay# W 6-16/8 Florida State^ W 10-96/9 Florida State^ W 11-66/15 Louisville@ W 2-06/17 Mississippi State@ L 5-46/19 Oregon State@ L 1-0* – Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis, Minn.)# – s Regional (Bloomington, Ind.)^ – NCAA Super Regional (Tallahassee, Fla.)@ – College World Series (Omaha, Neb.)

2014 – 44-15, 21-3 (1st)Head Coach: Tracy SmithBig Ten Tournament Champions2/14 Texas Tech W 1-02/15 Texas Tech L 10-52/15 Texas Tech L 6-22/16 Texas Tech L 7-02/21 Washington W 8-22/22 Utah (15 inn.) L 5-42/23 Oregon State L 8-13/1 Toledo W 8-33/1 Louisville W 6-23/5 Xavier W 2-13/7 Jacksonville L 4-33/8 Jacksonville W 9-23/9 Jacksonville W 7-6



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/11 Kentucky W 7-23/14 Long Beach St. L 4-33/15 Long Beach St. (11) W 2-13/16 Long Beach St. L 2-13/19 Louisville W 9-33/21 Michigan W 5-33/22 Michigan W 5-13/23 Michigan L 4-33/26 Indiana State L 12-83/28 Ohio State W 6-43/30 Ohio State W 8-23/30 Ohio State W 7-14/5 Iowa W 6-34/6 Iowa W 14-34/7 Iowa W 5-34/9 Indiana State W 8-44/11 Morehead State W 13-14/12 Morehead State W 11-34/13 Morehead State L 8-74/16 Western Ky. (10) W 1-04/18 Michigan State W 7-04/19 Michigan State W 2-14/20 Michigan State W 4-14/23 Ball State W 10-14/25 Illinois W 9-34/26 Illinois L 2-14/27 Illinois W 11-34/30 Miami (OH) W 16-15/2 Purdue W 6-05/3 Purdue W 7-35/4 Purdue W 12-35/9 Penn State W 10-05/10 Penn State W 8-15/11 Penn State W 9-25/13 Louisville W 7-25/15 Minnesota L 2-15/16 Minnesota W 7-35/17 Minnesota W 8-05/21 Iowa* W 5-25/22 Michigan* W 5-05/24 Michigan State* W 7-45/25 Nebraska* W 8-45/30 Youngstown State# W 10-25/31 Stanford# W 4-26/1 Stanford# L 10-76/2 Stanford# L 5-4* – Big Ten Tournament (Omaha, Neb.)# – NCAA Regional (Bloomington, Ind.)

2015 – 35-24, 12-10 (6th)Head Coach: Chris Lemonis2/13 Stanford W 4-22/14 Stanford W 4-32/15 Stanford L 3-4 2/20 Presbyterian L 2-5 2/21 Furman L 5-62/22 Xavier W 7-6 2/27 College of Charleston L 2-42/28 College of Charleston W 15-1 3/6 Villanova W 4-3 3/6 Dartmouth W 8-63/7 Saint Joseph’s W 3-2 3/8 Ball State W 16-1 3/10 Eastern Michigan W 5-33/11 Eastern Michigan W 9-1 3/14 Cal State Fullerton W 5-43/14 Cal State Fullerton W 2-0 3/15 Cal State Fullerton W 10-4 3/17 Valparaiso W 4-03/22 Penn State W 5-43/22 Penn State L 7-133/24 Louisville W 3-03/27 Iowa L 0-23/28 Iowa L 1-5 3/29 Iowa L 6-10 3/31 Kentucky W 11-74/4 Michigan L 3-74/4 Michigan W 13-114/5 Michigan L 3-4 4/8 Cincinnati L 4-54/10 Rutgers W 4-34/11 Rutgers W 6-04/12 Rutgers W 5-44/14 Indiana State L 2-64/15 Evansville L 1-24/17 Illinois L 1-54/18 Illinois L 3-6

4/21 Notre Dame W 6-5 4/24 Michigan State W 6-14/26 Michigan State L 0-74/26 Michigan State L 2-34/28 Evansville L 4-84/29 Indiana State L 5-65/1 Maryland W 6-55/2 Maryland W 13-25/3 Maryland W 6-25/8 Long Beach State L 5-12 5/9 Long Beach State W 7-25/10 Long Beach State W 8-55/12 Ball State W 9-55/14 Ohio State W 6-45/15 Ohio State W 9-15/15 Ohio State W 6-4 5/20 Michigan* L 1-45/21 Ohio State* W 5-35/22 Iowa* W 10-2 5/23 Maryland* L 2-4 5/29 Radford# W 7-1 5/30 Vanderbilt# L 4-65/31 Radford L 3-5* – Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis, Minn.)# – NCAA Regional (Nashville, Tenn.)

2016 – 32-24, 15-9 (3rd)Head Coach: Chris Lemonis2/19 Middle Tenn. W 14-42/20 Middle Tenn L 3-22/20 Middle Tenn. L 5-42/26 Cal State Fullerton L 8-32/27 Cal State Fullerton L 3-22/28 Cal State Fullerton L 6-13/3 Seton Hall L 7-23/4 Illinois State W 14-13/5 Seton Hall L 6-43/6 Butler W 2-13/11 Western Carolina W 3-23/12 Western Carolina L 4-13/12 Western Carolina W 9-13/15 Evansville W 7-63/18 Toledo W 9-63/19 Toledo L 3-13/20 Toledo W 8-03/20 Toledo W 5-13/23 Butler W 27-13/25 Indiana State W 7-53/26 Indiana State L 5-13/27 Indiana State W 5-3 3/29 Cincinnati L 5-04/1 Rutgers L 7-14/2 Rutgers L 3-24/2 Rutgers W 9-24/6 Cincinnati W 7-34/8 Purdue W 10-94/9 Purdue W 3-24/10 Purdue W 7-64/13 Ball State W 4-34/15 Iowa W 7-14/16 Iowa W 8-24/17 Iowa L 6-54/20 Xavier W 8-04/22 Michigan State W 3-24/23 Michigan State L 9-04/24 Michigan State W 8-44/26 Notre Dame L 5-04/29 Northwestern W 2-14/29 Northwestern W 4-35/1 Northwestern W 7-65/6 Minnesota W 12-85/7 Minnesota L 8-65/8 Minnesota W 3-25/10 Kentucky W 3-25/13 Illinois L 2-15/14 Illinois W 3-15/15 Illinois W 4-15/17 Louisville L 9-25/19 Nebraska L 4-15/20 Nebraska L 2-05/21 Nebraska L 3-05/25 Maryland* L 5-35/26 Nebraska* W 6-25/27 Maryland* L 3-0* – Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis, Minn.)



ALL-TIME HEAD COACHESRALPH ROACH – 1909-11

Overall: 21-15-0 (.583)Big Ten: 8-11-0 (.421)

Ralph Roach coached the Hoosiers from 1909-1911. During those years, he guided the team to a 21-15 record and a third-place finish in the conference in 1910.

JOHN CORBETT – 1912Overall: 5-9-0 (.357)Big Ten: 0-8-0 (.000)

John Corbett led Indiana to an overall record of 5-9 and for the first time in its history, IU finished the Big Ten season win-less, going 0-8.

ARTHUR BERNDT – 1913-15Overall: 18-17-0 (.514)Big Ten: 11-15-0 (.423)

Arthur Berndt guided Indiana to an 18-17 overall record and an 11-15 conference re-cord in his three seasons as coach. He also led the Hoosiers to a third-place finish in the conference in 1913. Berndt was a 1997 inductee into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame.

JAMES HORNE – 1899-00Overall Record: 10-8-0 (.556)

James Horne was the first Hoosier base-ball coach and, in his two years, led Indiana to a 10-8 record. In 1901, he became the first men’s basketball coach at Indiana.

ROBERT WICKER – 1901, 1908Overall: 10-12-0 (.455)Big Ten: 2-5-0 (.286)

Robert Wicker coached the Hoosiers in 1901 and 1908. In 1901, he led them to a 3-3 record. In 1908, Wicker returned to the bench and led them to a 7-9 record with a 2-5 record in conference play.

GEORGE MOORE – 1902Overall: 6-10-0 (.375)

George Moore was Indiana’s third head coach in four years. He guided the team to a 6-10 record his only season.

PHILIP O’NEIL – 1903-04Overall: 17-11-0 (.607)

In his two seasons as coach of the Hoo-siers, Philip O’Neil led the team to a 17-11 record.

ZORA CLEVENGER – 1905-06Overall: 16-22-1 (.423) Big Ten: 1-5-0 (.167)

Not only was Zora Clevenger the Hoosiers’ baseball coach from 1905-06, but he also served as head basketball coach during those same years. He coached both teams to their first Big Ten victories and guided the baseball Hoosiers to a 16-22-1 overall record with a 1-5 record in conference play. Clevenger later served as the athletics di-rector and was a 1982 inductee into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame.

JAKE STAHL – 1907Overall: 8-5-0 (.615) Big Ten: 2-1-0 (.667)

In his only season on the bench, Jake Stahl guided the Hoosiers to their first Big Ten winning season with a 2-1 record and a third-place finish in the conference. The team also finished with an overall record of 8-5.

OVERALL BIG TEN Years Coach W L T Pct W L T Pct 1895-98 No Coach 25 8 0 .758 - - - - 1899-00 James Horne 10 8 0 .556 - - - - 1901, 1908 Robert Wicker 10 12 0 .455 2 5 0 .286 1902 George Moore 7 14 0 .333 - - - - 1903-04 Philip O’Neil 17 11 0 .607 - - - - 1905-06 Zora Clevenger 16 23 1 .413 1 5 0 .167 1907 Jake Stahl 8 5 0 .615 2 1 0 .667 1909-11 Ralph Roach 21 15 0 .583 8 11 0 .421 1912 John Corbett 5 9 0 .357 0 8 0 .000 1913-15 Arthur Berndt 19 17 0 .528 11 15 0 .423 1916 Fredrick Beebe 8 4 0 .667 4 3 0 .571 1917 Roy Whisman 5 9 1 .367 5 4 0 .556 1918 Guy Rathbun 9 7 0 .563 0 5 0 .000 1919-20 Harry Scholler 21 16 1 .566 6 10 0 .375 1921-22 George Lewis 11 16 0 .407 6 8 0 .429 1923-24 Roscoe Minton 11 23 1 .329 6 11 0 .353 1925-38 Everett Dean 172 90 9 .651 75 54 1 .581 1939-47 Paul Harrell 102 64 2 .613 39 41 1 .488 1948 Donald Danielson 15 10 0 .600 3 9 0 .250 1949-73 Ernie Andres 388 367 3 .514 137 212 1 .393 1974-80 Bob Lawrence 132 164 0 .446 44 71 0 .383 1981-83 Larry Smith 74 74 1 .500 14 29 1 .330 1984-05 Bob Morgan 782 499 4 .610 245 323 1 .432 2006-14 Tracy Smith 287 237 0 .548 127 111 0 .534 2015- Chris Lemonis 67 48 0 .582 27 19 0 .586 Overall 2222 1750 23 .559 761 955 5 .444

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ALL-TIME HEAD COACHESTRACY SMITH – 2006-14

Overall: 287-237 (.548) Big Ten: 127-111 (.534)

Tracy Smith led the baseball program for nine seasons, completing his illustrious run as IU’s coach in 2014.

Smith the 2013 National Coach of the Year and Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2013 and 2014 lifted Indiana University Baseball to heights unseen in the program’s history over his final two seasons. The Hoosiers made their first ever College World Series in 2013, ending a 29-year CWS draught for the Big Ten Conference. Indiana’s magical run included an 18-game winning streak, Big Ten regular season title, Big Ten Tour-nament crown, hosting of an NCAA Re-gional, Super Regional sweep at Florida State and an appearance in the College World Series. In 2014, Indiana repeated as Big Ten regular season and tourna-ment champions, clinching the No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament and hosting the regional.

Indiana’s first Big Ten title under Smith came in 2009 when the Hoosiers domi-nated the conference tournament, out-scoring the competition 49-6 en route to four consecutive victories and berth to an NCAA Regional. More Hoosiers earned All-American honors under Smith than the rest of IU Baseball history combined.

CHRIS LEMONIS – 2015-Overall: 67-48 (.582) Big Ten: 27-19 (.586)

Chris Lemonis enters his third season in 2017 leading the Hoosier baseball program and his 23rd overall year in coaching.

Lemonis took over an IU program in 2015 that had gone 93-31 the previous two sea-sons, including its first-ever College World Series appearance in 2013 and the No. 4 overall seed in the 2014 NCAA Baseball Championship. With a new look roster, his program immediately lived up to the ex-pectations, posting a 35-24 overall record and earning a berth into a third-straight NCAA Regional. In year two at the helm in 2016, Lemonis’ club posted a 32-24 overall record and a 15-9 mark in Big Ten play, which was good for a third place finish in the conference’s regular season standings. On a national level, the Hoosier pitching staff finished second in walks allowed per nine innings, second in WHIP, fifth in strikeout-to-walk ratio, 11th in team ERA and 25th in hits al-lowed per nine innings.

FREDERICK BEEBE – 1916Overall : 8-4-0 (.667) Big Ten: 4-3-0 (.571)

Frederick Beebe coached Indiana in 1916, leading IU to a winning overall and confer-ence record. The Hoosiers were 8-4 and finished third with a 4-3 record in the con-ference.

ROY WHISMAN – 1917Overall: 5-10-1 (.344)Big Ten: 5-4-0 (.556)

Roy Whisman led the Hoosiers to yet an-other third-place finish in the Big Ten with a 5-4 conference record and a 5-10-1 re-cord overall.

GUY RATHBUN – 1918Overall: 9-7-0 (.563)Big Ten: 0-5 (.000)

Guy Rathbun coached the Hoosiers to a winning record (9-7) in 1918, despite the fact that they finished winless in Big Ten play (0-5) for only the second time in school history.

HARRY SCHOLLER – 1919-20Overall: 21-15-1 (.581) Big Ten: 6-10-0 (.375)

In his two seasons as head coach, Harry Scholler guided Indiana to a 21-15-1 record and a 6-10 Big Ten record.

GEORGE LEVIS – 1921-22Overall: 11-17-0 (.393)

Big Ten: 6-9 (.400)George Levis coached Indiana in 1921 and 1922. He led the Hoosiers to an 11-17 re-cord and 6-9 mark in the Big Ten.

ROSCOE MINTON – 1923-24Overall: 11-23-1 (.329)Big Ten: 6-11-0 (.353)

Roscoe Minton coached the Hoosiers in 1923 and 1924. He led the Hoosiers to a 11-23-1 mark and a 6-11 record in the Big Ten.

EVERETT DEAN – 1925-38Overall: 172-93-8 (.645)Big Ten: 78-55-1 (.586)

Everett Dean coached Indiana from 1925 to 1938, leading it to six top-three finishes in the Big Ten, including three first-place finishes. During his tenure, Indiana was 171-92-8 with a 78-55-1 record in the Big Ten. He was the first Indiana baseball coach to break 100 wins. Dean was a 1982 inductee into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame.

PAUL HARRELL – 1939-47Overall: 101-65-2 (.607)Big Ten: 39-41-0 (.488)

Paul Harrell coached Indiana from 1939 to 1947. He led the Hoosiers to a 101-65-2 re-cord with a 39-41 Big Ten record, including a second-place finish in 1939. Harrell was a 1983 inductee into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame.

DONALD DANIELSON – 1948Overall: 15-10-0 (.600) Big Ten: 3-9-0 (.250)

Donald Danielson coached Indiana in 1948 and led IU to a 15-10 record with a 3-9 re-cord in the Big Ten.

ERNIE ANDRES – 1949-73Overall: 402-377-3 (.516)Big Ten: 140-221-1 (.388)

Ernie Andres coached Indiana for 24 sea-sons (1949-73). He was the first Indiana baseball coach to capture 400 wins (401-377-3) and more than 100 conference victories (140-221-1). Andres was a 1983 inductee into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame.

BOB LAWRENCE – 1974-80Overall: 132-164 (.446)Big Ten: 44-71-0 (.383)

Bob Lawrence coached the Hoosiers from 1974-1980. He led Indiana to a 132-164 re-cord with a 44-71 record in the Big Ten and a third-place finish in 1976.

LARRY SMITH – 1981-83Overall: 73-75-1 (.493) Big Ten: 13-30-1 (.307)

Larry Smith coached Indiana to a 73-75-1 record and a 13-30-1 record in the Big Ten with a third-place finish in 1983.

BOB MORGAN – 1984-05Overall: 782-499-4 (.610) Big Ten: 245-323-1 (.432)

Bob Morgan completed his 22-year career as IU’s head baseball coach with 782 victo-ries, the most in the program’s history. Af-ter finishing the 1996 regular season with a school-record 18 wins against conference opposition, Morgan took his team to the Big Ten Tournament, where Indiana’s 6-4 victory over Illinois in the championship game gave the Hoosiers their first confer-ence title since 1949 and an historic first NCAA Tournament appearance.



ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS-A-

Adler, Robert – 1935-1937 Aikman, Hommer – 1903-1904Alexander, Christopher – 1989, 1991-92Alfonso, Ricky – 2012-2015Allison, Ralph – 1957Alsop, William – 1898-1900Anderson, Farnum – 1916-1917Anderson, James – 1939Anderson, John – 1957-1959Anderson, Randy – 1977Anderson, Roy – 1914Andres, Ernest – 1937-1939Anleitner, Scott – 1996-1998Applegate, James – 1954-1956Appleton, Darwin – 1928Armstrong, William – 1940Armstrong, William Jr. – 1971-74Arnett, Eric M. – 2007-09Atkinson, Larry – 1957-1959Atwater, Munson – 1893-1894Autry, Gene – 1982-1984

-B-Baer, Charles – 1931-1932Bailey, Cladie – 1932Bailey, Max – 1961-1962Baise, William – 1935-1936Baker, George – 1932-34Balay, Paul – 1928-1930Balfour, Lloyd – 1905-1907Balsey, Kevin – 1972-1974Banka, John – 1930-1932Banks, Byron – 2004Baragar, Caleb - 2015-2016Barber, Robert – 1986-1989Barlow, Earl – 1927Barnfield, John – 1974-1977Bashore, Matt S. – 2007-09Basil, Michael – 2010-13Bauer, Robert – 1949-1951Baughman, Michael – 1968-1970Beard, Clarence – 1890Beatty, Ronald – 1970-1971Becker, Charles – 1926Becker, Henry – 1936-1938Behrens, Chris – 2001-2004Belcher, Thomas – 2014-2016Bell, Brian – 1985-1986Bell, Evan – 2013-2016Bell, Horace – 1928-1929Berich, Richard – 2000Beres, Robert – 1952Berndt, Authur – 1908-1911Bestler, John – 2000-2001Betts, Blair – 2011Birko, Thomas – 1947-1949Bishop, Larry – 1968-1970Bishop, Richard – 1959Black, Joseph – 1941Blackard, Michael – 1972-1973Blackketter, George – 1891-1892Blackwell, Larry – 1979-1982Blakeley, Eric – 1999-2002Blazevic, James – 1987Bloom, William – 1939Blumenthal, Harold – 1947Boddicker, Jay – 1985-1988Boehm, Dale – 1941-1943Bohnert, William – 1960-1962Boland, William – 1889-1890Bonchek, Jeff – 1985Boone, Thomas – 1970Boroughs, Carl – 1928-1930Boswell, Zach – 2005-2006Bossert, Walter – 1906-1907

Bothwell, John – 1866-1867Bottenfield, Carl – 1917Boucher, Pat – 2002Bowker, WIlliam – 1944Bowman, Arnold – 1949-1951Boyd, Kyle – 1995-1998Boyer, Christopher – 1989-1991Boyle, Edward – 1904-1906Boyle, Patrick – 1902Brabender, William – 1948, 1950Bradbury, Harry – 1903-1906Bradley, James – 1978-1981Bradley, Scotty - 2016-Bradley, London – 1990-1992Brammell, Richard – 1965Branch, Emmett – 1893Brant, Jay – 2002-2006Braughler, Matthew – 1993-1995Breedlove, WIlliam – 1952Brenda, Robert – 1980-1981Brickner, Auther – 1946-1947Brickner, Ralph – 1946-1947Briede, David – 1983Briglia, Reid – 2007Brill, John – 1889Brown, Donald – 1962Brown, Garret – 2013Brown, Gary – 1968-1969Brown, Gregory – 1983Brown, Hunter – 2012Brown, William – 1936Brubaker, Charles – 1928-1930Brugos, John – 1974Brunner, Clarence – 1940-1942Brutt, Amos – 1919, 1921Bryan, William – 1884Bucaro, Jamie – 1975-1978Bucher, Clum – 1926-1928Buckel, Howard – 1991, 1993Bucciarelli, Brian – 2002Budacki, Robert – 1977Buerk, Harry – 1886Buickel, Howard – 1947-1948Burke, James – 1964-1966Burke, James – 1926-1928Burkhart, Gerald – 1963-1965Burnett, Barry – 1972-1974Buschman, Charles – 1915-1917Buskirk, Phillip – 1891Butler, Tony - 2016-Buttorff, Gordon – 1919-1920Bynum, Seth – 2003-2004Bynum, William – 1866-1867

-C-Calcaterra, Jeffery – 1989-1992Calkins, Mark – 2001-2003Calvert, Timothy – 1981Campbell, Jack – 1964-1965Camplese, Daniel – 1953Cangelosi, Austin – 2014-Cappas, Peter – 1953-1954Caplis, James – 1978-1980Capron, John – 1889-1891Carr, Francis – 1954-1955Carr, Matt – 2008-11Carter, Jennings – 1931Cary, Jacob – 2001-2003Casebeer, Paul – 1918Casey, Jarrett P. – 2007Castleman, Justus – 1900Cesario, Rodney – 1983Chase, David – 1992Cherry, George – 1945-1946Chiarugi, Jeffery – 1976-1977Childs, Brandt – 1998-1999

Christy, Al – 1981-1982Cisar, Donald – 1983-1984Clark, Chad – 2012-14Clark, James – 1936-1938Clause, Benjamin – 1997-2000Clevenger, Zora – 1900-1904Clifford, Joseph – 1925Clifton, James – 1940-1941Cline, Charles – 1969-1970Cline, James – 1967Coahran, David – 1982Coahran, Tom – 1963-1965Coder, Chad – 2003Cogan, John – 1943Cohen, Edward – 1944-1946Colby, Terrance – 1976Coleman, Louis – 1964Collier, Josh – 2010Collins, Charles – 1983Colnitis, Donald – 1949, 1951-1952Conn, Jack – 1953Cooley, Frederick – 1888-1891Coomer, Richard – 1959Correll, John – 1954Correll, Ralph – 1955-1956Correll, Robert – 1926-1928Corriden, John – 1939-1940Cotton, Jason – 1993-1995Coursen-Carr, Will – 2013-2016Courter, John – 1958-1959Cox, Carol – 1938-1939Cox, James – 1948Cox, Robin – 1973-1975Cox, Jeffrey Tyler – 2005-08Cox, William – 1933-1934Crawford, Evan M. – 2007-09Crews, Patrick – 1985Cromer, Harold – 1938-1939Cronin, William – 1942-1943Crosier, Clint – 2005-2006Crotty, Robert – 1994-1997Crow, Garland – 1929-1930Cummings, Arthur – 1908Cummings, George – 1874Cunningham, Ashel – 1908-1911Cureton, Justin – 2010-13Cureton, Luke – 2014Cushing, Joseph – 1958Custer, George – 1944

-D-Dailey, Charles – 1895-1898Dailey, Frank – 1889-1892Dale, Rex – 1917Daniel, Cary – 1995Danielson, Donald – 1939-1941Danruther, Charles B – 1910-1912Darby, Phelps – 1900-1902Dauer, Harold – 1930Dauphin, Phillip – 1989-1990Davidson, Brad – 2005Davies, James – 1969-1971Davis, George – 1925-1927Dean, Everett – 1919-1921Dearden, Matt – 2011-13DeArmond, Dan – 1945Dedelow, Craig – 2014-Deem, Paul – 1959-1961Deford, Stephen – 1969-1971Dembinski, Timothy – 1987-1988Demoroski, David – 1972Dempsey, William – 1972-1973DeMuth, Dustin – 2011-14DeNato, Joey – 2011-14Deneff, James – 1966Denekas, Mark – 1982

Dennis, Hobart – 1920-1921Denny, Rankin – 1922Denny, Stanley – 1954Derloshon, Thomas – 1969Derr, Harold – 1926-1928DeStefano, Brad – 2001-2003DeVore, Douglas – 1997-1999Dickerson, Alex R. – 2009-11Dickey, William – 1931-1933Dill, Jerry – 1964-1965Dillion, Ryan – 1994-1997Dilly, Don – 1963-1964Dobson, Robert – 1951Domenic, Donald – 1955Donley, Ryan – 2001-2004Donley, Scott – 2013-2015Donner, Dennis – 1981Dooley, William – 1955Dooney, Dillon – 2011-2012Downes, Norbert – 1933Downey, Brandt – 1897-1898Downing, Ty – 2011Downs, Corey – 1990Driscoll, Garrett – 1911Driver, Hal – 1904-1908Dro, Robert – 1939-1941Drollinger, Benjamin – 1914-1915Dross, Marion – 1930-1931Druckamiller, Emery – 1924-1926Dudek, Edward – 1947Dugan, Joseph – 1933Dugan, Kenneth – 1932-1934Duhamel, Peter – 1967-1969Dunker, Donald – 1941Dunlap, James – 1905-1906Dunning, Jake A. – 2009Durban, Jason – 1993-1994

-E-Earley, Michael L. – 2008-2010Easton, Greg – 1985-1986, 1988Edwards, Brad – 1999-2001Effross, Scott – 2013-2015Elder, Mark – 1998Ellis, Willis – 1985-1986Elyea, Willard – 1961-1962Englehart, Otto – 1913-1914Erehart, Mark – 1912-1914Erickson, Thomas – 1964-1965Ernest, Matt – 2010Esposito, Sam – 1952Ethridge, Trisha (Manager) – 1997Eustace, Laren - 2015-Evans, Daniel – 1984Evans, Maurice – 1982Evans, Nick – 2000-2003Ewert, Ross – 1925Ewing, John – 1881-1884

-F-Farley, Eric – 1999Faust, Frank – 1918-1920Federoff, Jack – 1977-1978Fedorka, Charles – 1985-1986Fella, Brad – 1985-1987Feller, James – 1981Ferguson, Frank – 1893-1894Ferguson, Fred – 1893-1895Ferrell, Daniel – 1994-1996Ferrell, Jason M. – 2007Ferris, David – 1998-2001Fields, Jess – 1900Filchock, Frank – 1937-1938Fineman, Ryan - 2016-Fixler, Jon – 2005-07Flanagan, Gerald – 1961-1963



ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSFlanagan, Michael – 1972-1974Fleck, Richard – 1953Fleenor, Doug L. – 2004-08Fleischer, Erwin – 1929Flemming, Floyd – 1910-1912, 1914Flinn, John – 1987-1989Foellinger, Alfred – 1913-1914Foote, Austin - 2015-Foreman, Donald – 1958-1960Forsythe, Lee – 1889Foster, Lyndell – 1956Francis, Chester – 1939-1941Franczek, Staneley – 1981-1983Franklin, Norman – 1955-1957Frantz, Michael – 1995-1997Frehart, M.G. – 1913French, Edwin Jr. – 1953-1955French, Walter – 1901Fugler, John – 1978

-G-Gaalema, Grant – 1968-1969Gaither, Daniel – 1987-1988Gamble, Rob – 1982Gandolph, David – 1989-1991Gard, Vedder – 1915-1916Garness, Danny – 1993-1994Gates, Jerry – 1957, 1960-1961Gatti, Ralph – 1930-1932Gause, Frank – 1897-1898, 1904Gause, Harry – 1922-1924Gazarek, Joseph – 1992-1994Gehrig, Timothy – 1970-1971Gentil, Dale – 1938-1940George, William H. – 1962-1963George, William J. – 1880-1883Gernon, Bill – 1990Gidley, Scott – 1973-1976Gifford, Allen – 1890Gifford, William – 1968Gilbert, Ward – 1913-1914, 1916, 1922Gill, Thomas – 1909-1912Ginn, Gary – 1971-1973Glackman, William – 1915Goble, William – 1953Goelzer, Don – 1950Goins, James – 1966Goins, William – 1991-1993Gonzalez, Vincent A. – 2009Goodwin, Clarence – 1882-1883Gordon, Fred – 1942Gordon, William Jr. – 1934Gorkis, John – 1946, 1948-1950Gorrell, Kenneth – 1935Goss, David – 1885Graeber, Willy – 1994-1995Graf, Fred – 1997-2000Graft, Ryan – 1994-1997Gramer, Mark – 1985-1986Granger, David – 1962-1963Grate, Jeffery – 1983-1985Graves, Paul – 1929Graves, Rashard – 2004Gray, Gary – 1969Greene, Robert – 1993-1995Greenspan, Ben – 2006-07Greiger, Louis Jr. – 1936-1938Greiger, Russell – 1935-1937Griffith, Robert – 1989Grimm, Richard – 1985Grochowski, Jay – 1979-1982Grogg, Tim – 1970Gronendyke, Maurice – 1926Gross, William – 1960-1962Grundler, Frank – 1969-1971Gunning, Kenneth – 1935

Gwin, Thomas – 1937-1939

-H-Haas, Keith A. – 2006-07Hacker, William – 1941, 1943Haegele, Daniel – 1998-2001Hagerty, James – 1888-1892Hall, Charles – 1960, 1962Hall, Frank – 1866-67Hall, Walter – 1925-1926Halman, Harold – 1980-1981Halstead, Ryan – 2011-15Hansen, Eric - 2016-Hamdan, Gibran – 1999-2002Hanrahan, John – 1975-1978Hare, Albert – 1915Hare, Frank – 1903-1906Harrell, Paul – 1927-1929Harris, Brian – 1996-1997Harris, Charles A – 1898Harris, Charles E – 1894-1897Harris, Welton – 1958Harrison, Luke – 2012-15Harrod, Bennie – 1967-1969Hart, Kyle – 2012-2016Hartong, Brad – 2014-2015Hartschuh, Stephen – 1985-1987Haskins, Herman – 1891Haussman, Roy – 1931-1933 Haworth, Leland – 1924-1925Hayes, Albin – 1955-1957Hazelip, Rick – 1982Head, Steve – 2003, 2006Heath, George – 1961 Heban, Greg – 2010Heckaman, Samuel – 1905-1907Heckman, Corby – 2002-2005Hedges, Jerry – 1962Heldt, William – 1938Heltzer, Arnold – 1957, 1959Hendricks, James – 1936Hendricks, John Jr. – 1920-1921Henke, Brad S. – 2007-08Heninger, Wesley – 1978Henley, Joseph – 1874Herrin, Tim - 2016-Herring, Aurther – 1954-1956Hervey, Chris – 2006-09 Heuring, Benjamin – 1919Hiatt, Phares – 1916-1919Hickey, James – 1928-1929 Hickman, Clint – 1992-1995Hicks, Robert – 1981-1984Hildebrand, Mark – 1975-1976Hill, Gary – 1961Hillman, Joe – 1986-1988Himelstein, Morris – 1933-1935Hines, Frederick – 1893, 1895Hinsch, Scott – 1973Hixson, Edward – 1938Hobbie, Brian - 2015-Hobbs, Roger – 1991-1992Hobson, John – 1936-1938Hodgdon, Thaddeus – 1967-1968Hodge, John – 1983-1984Hodges, Dwayne – 1948Hoff, Wyatt R. – 2009Hoffman, Brad – 1979Hoffman, Everett – 1940-1942Hoffman, Jonny – 2010-2012Hoffman, Martin – 1885Hoffman, Walter – 1912-1913Hogue, John – 1949Holick, Christopher – 1996-1997Holloway, Jack – 1965-1967Holmes, William – 1884-1887

Holmquest, Paul – 1935-1936Holzbach, William – 1952-1953Honan, Thomas – 1887-1889Hoover, Samuel Jr. – 1950Hord, Luther Jr. – 1925-1926Hosler, Willis – 1935-1937Houdeshel, Harry – 1966-1967Hovanec, Thomas – 1967Howard, Jeffrey – 1986-1988Howard, Jesse – 1909-1911Howard, Lynn – 1917-1920Howe, Alfred – 1866-1867Howe, James – 1959Howorth, Charles – 1932-1934Hoy, Clifford – 1911Huffman, Vernon – 1933-1934Hughes, David – 2003-2004Hume, John – 1897Humphrey, Michael – 1982-1985Hundley, Donald – 1939-1941Hunt, Ernest – 1911-1913Hunter, Cyrus – 1881Hunter, Joseph – 1881Hunter, Morton – 1904-1905Hursch, Harold – 1938-1940Hurt, Richard – 1980Hynes, Chris – 2003-2005

-I-Igel, Matthew J. – 2009-11Imbugia, Carl – 1975-1977Incandela, Salvatore – 1997-1999Inniger, Ervin – 1965-1967Isenhower, Court – 1974

-J-Jackson, James – 1980Jacobs, Leonard – 1974James, Richard – 1955-1957Jansen, John – 1980-1981, 1983Jacques, Eric – 1986-1989Jarech, Eugene – 1946Jaros, Walter – 1929-1930Jeffries, Urban – 1918-1920Jehl, William – 1982John, Terry – 1971Johns, Gregory – 1971Johnson, Derek – 1992Johnson, Micah – 2010-2012Johnson, Morris – 1907-1909Johnson, Ossie – 1914-1916Johnson, Robert – 1978-1979Johnson, William – 1931Jones, Aquilla – 1867Jones, Barry – 1982-1984Jones, Howard – 1962Jones, Kennard – 2002Jones, Ralph – 1976Jones, Richard – 1955-1956Jones, Terry – 1975-1977Jones, Thomas – 1906-1907Jones, Walter – 1912Jordan, William – 1986-1989Julius, Russell – 1918-1919

-K-Karchefsky, Jason – 1997-1998Kartman, Eric – 2011-2012Katalinich, John – 1991Katterjohn, Cecil – 1918Kaufman, Barton – 1961-62Keck, William – 1941Kehrt, Williard – 1933-1935Keller, Ronald – 1963-1965Kelzer, Jake – 2014-2016Kemp, Charles – 1905

Kemp, Joe – 2001-2005Kempf, Edward – 1905-1906Kenney, James – 1958-1960Kidd, Robert – 1922Kight, William – 1922-1925Kilby, Roy Jr. – 1942Kinsey, Elza – 1933Kirkpatrick, Carl – 1955-1957Kleman, Jerry – 2010Kluszewski, Theodore – 1945Knepper, Edwin – 1897Knipp, T.C. – 2009-11Knoblauch, Trace – 2010-13Knopf, Frank – 1972-1975Kochell, Howard – 1977-1979Koehler, Christopher – 1992-1993Koeing, Howard – 1931-1933Komasinski, Ralph – 1966-1967Kops, Willard – 1945-1947Korte, Brian – 2011-14Koselke, Norman – 1957Kosman, Michael – 1939-1941Kotarba, Steven – 1980Kralovansky, Alber – 1944-1946Kramer, Brad – 2005Kramer, Kyle K. – 1993-1994, 1996-1997Krevitz, Nathan M. – 1929Krider, David G. – 1961Krider, Ross K. – 1960Krise, Thomas H. – 1942Krockover, Mark A. – 1993Krueger, Dennis W. – 1963-1965Krupa, Alex - 2016-Krupa, Raymond F. – 1947-1948Kubic, Steve – 1935Kunkel, Kenneth M. – 1917, 1919-1920Kunkel, William A. – 1916Kunkel, William A. III – 1944Kyff, Robert J. – 1959-1961Kyle, John M. – 1949-1951

-L-LaDuke, Edward R. – 1960-1962Laesch, Mark A. – 1974-1976Laforce, David S. – 1888-1889Lahode, Henry L. – 1924Lambert, Brian J. – 2007; 2009-11Lang, Walter B. – 1921Lantz, Park G. – 1910Lawecki, Joseph S. – 1947-1949Lawson, Christopher – 1990-1991Lawson, Richard W. – 1950Lee, James – 1966-1968Leiendecker, Kyle A. – 2008-2009Leininger, Drew A. – 2009-2012Lenard, Richard A. – 1970-1972Lentz, Jeffery J. – 1970-1971Leonardi, Daniel T. – 1987Leopold, Charles M. – 1964Leopold, Richard – 1997Lescak, John – 1943-1945Lewis, Brett M. – 1994-1997Lewis, Josh – 2003-2006Lewis, Nathan C. – 1991-1993Lewis, Thomas S. – 1972Lewis, Walter O. – 1909-1911Lewis, William H. – 1925Lilliston, Andrew W. – 1968Lind, Patrick G. – 1954-1955Link, Charles L. – 1925Linko, Michael – 1945-1948Litz, Willard G. – 1947-1950Lobus, John A. – 1967-1969Logan, John A. – 1941-1943, 1946



PLAYERS & STAFFLogan, Theodore E. – 1965-1967Long, Thomas D. – 1885-1887Lortz, Brian – 2003-2005Lottner, Jere W. – 1953Lowe, Chris - 2015-Luciano, Michael A. – 1974-1975, 1977Luft, Don R. – 1951-1952Lundy, Troy A. – 1986-1989Lybrook, John C. – 1911-1912Lynch, Harold D. – 1922Lyon, Josh A. – 2009-11

-M-MacEachern, Chris – 1990Macer, Leland E. – 1922-1924Mack, Daniel H. – 1954Mack, Sterling T. – 2007-2010Mackin, Norman L. – 1956-1959Maddick, Russell A. – 1961Magabosco, John V. – 1927-1930Magee, Raymond J. – 1912Mahar, Kevin – 2001, 2003-2004Malott, Claude G. – 1893-1895, 1899Mann, Todd N. – 1993-1994Manuszak, Robert G. – 1969-1970Markle, Gene L. – 1950Marr, Robert G. – 1961Marrs, Kenny – 2002-2003Marshall, Arthur H. – 1944Martin, Chad – 2011-2012Martindale, Frank E. – 1911-1913Mathias, Harold W. – 1923Mathys, Charles P. – 1919-1921Maxwell, Allison B. – 1866-1867May, Merrill G. – 1930-1932May, Michael R. – 1979Maynard, Kermit R. – 1920McClellan, Zachary – 1998-2000McClintic, William B. – 1874McCollum, Carl W. – 1956-1957McCombs, Chris – 2005-08McConnell, Thomas E. – 1944-1946McConnell, Trevor – 2007-08McDonald, Malcolm A. – 1866-1887McDowell, Harry W. – 1891-1895McEnery, Collin – 2012McFarland, Graeme – 2005McFerren, Earle E. – 1903-1906McGee, James P. – 1949, 1950McGonagle, Timothy K. – 1972-1975McIntosh, Daniel C. – 1902-1905McKay, Brent A. – 1997McKinley, Mike – 2010McLaughlin, John J – 1933-1934McLaughlin, Lawrence D. – 1980McLean, Edwin G. – 1944-1948McMillan, James D. – 1961-1963McMullen, Cassius W. – 1893-1894McMullen, Harry R. – 1886-1888McNab, Tim – 1999McNarney, John F. – 1958-1959McNeely, John B. – 1981McQueen, Richard C. – 1952-1954McWilliams, Arden – 2005Mead, Charles H. – 1954-1956Means, Andrew – 2006-08Mensik, Anthony M. – 1989Menzies, Major W. – 1894-1895Merchant, Ward J. – 1951Merrell, Herber D. – 1900Metzner, Wendell P. – 1933Meyers, Thomas M. – 1988-1990Meytowitz, Jeff – 2002Michaels, John P. – 1958-1960Miers, Daniel K. – 1894-1896Miller, Charles B. – 1968-1969

Miller, Chris R. – 1995Miller, John D. – 1922Miller, Luke - 2016-Miller, Randolph R. – 1972-1974Miller, Robert W. – 1944-1946Miller, William O. – 1923Millett, Roscoe E. – 1901-1903Mills, Joseph B. Jr. – 1956-1957Miloszewski, Frank – 1977-1978Milto, Pauly - 2016-Miner, Robert L. – 1964-1966Minor, Mark – 1999-2002Minton, Roscoe – 1917-1921Minton, Sherman – 1912-1914Mitten, James R. – 1912Modak, Mike – 1944-1945Molodet, John A. – 1952Monar, Blake J. – 2009-11Money, Brian, K. – 1989-1991Montana, J Rhet – 2012Montgomery, Orba F. – 1881Moomaw, Earl E. – 1922-1925Moore, George W. – 1895-1898Moore, Harry A. – 1949-1951Moore, Quinn – 2000-2001Moore, Robert R. – 1948-1949Morandini, Michael R. – 1985-1988More, Walter S. – 1906Morris, Christian – 2013-2015Morrison, Bruce A. – 1985Morton, Howard R. – 1947Moser, Matthew S. – 1997-1999Mounts, David G. – 1960Mrofka, Richard M. – 1957Mudd, L. Scott – 1992-1995Mueller, William J. – 1982-1985Murphy, Patrick J. – 1990-1991Murphy, William F. – 1892Murray, Charles W. – 1945Murray, Edward P. – 1945Murray, William E. – 1945Mutz, Howard H. – 1907Myers, Herman H. – 1924Myers, Joseph P. – 1895-1897Mygrants, Robert W. – 1946-1951

-N-Nash, Richard C. – 1963-1965Nave, Joseph S. – 1866-1867Nebraska, Dave M. – 1987-1988Nelson, Kent J. – 1916-1917Nelson, Robert A. – 1980-1983Ness, Roger J. – 1980-1981New, Willard – 1881Newcomb, Christopher N. – 1990-1992Newman, Karl M. – 1896-1897Newsom, John F. – 1889-1891Nickols, Jeffrey J. – 1980Nielsen, Jeffery B. – 1980Nielsen, Steve – 2004-2005Nieves, Daniel – 1993Nill, John H. – 1938Nilles, Michael – 2004-07Niness, Samuel F. – 1922-1925Nolden, Will – 2012-2015Noone, William P. – 1957-1958Nori, Fred J. – 1963-1965Nori, Micah F. – 1994-1997Normington, Joseph H. – 1946-1948Nunnick, Johannes C. – 1974Nusbaum, Payson L. – 1902Nussel, Charles H. – 1911

-O-O’Brien, Kevin – 2000-2003O’Connell, Frank – 1998-1999

O’Conner, Billy – 2006O’Conner, Tim – 2012-14O’Donnell, John P. – 1903-1905O’Gara, Joey – 2008-09O’Neal, Perry E. – 1914Oberholzer, Timothy J. – 1974-1975Olds, William F. – 1976-1977Olin, Nelson C. – 1892Oliver, Larry J. – 1967-1969Orie, Kevin L. – 1991-1993Otte, Nicholas – 1998-2001Otte, Zachary – 1998-1999, 2001-2002Ousley, Matt – 2002

-P-Pack, Ralph W. – 1960-1962Paddock, Howard – 1907-1909Palko, Eddie T. – 1964Parker, Paul B. – 1923-1925Parker, Ryan – 2003-2006Parola, Todd A. – 1986-1989Partenheimer, Brian J. – 1994-1997Pasteur, Isaiah - 2015-2016Pattis, Howard E. – 1981Paugh, Russell H. – 1927-1929Pavis, Robert – 1941-1942Payne, Kenneth A. – 1934-1935Peacock, Lewis – 1958Peck, Erle P. – 1926Pegg, Adam – 2001-2004Pegram, Raymond S. – 1950-1952Penn, Albert – 1904Penn, John G. Jr. – 1969-1970Persinger, Richard L. – 1959-1961Personett, Brad – 2000Peters, Christopher M. – 1991-1993Peters, Doug R. – 1987-1990Pezley, Dan – 2003-2005Phegley, Josh – 2007-09Phillips, John H. – 1949-1951Piela, David M. – 1986Pierce, Michael J. – 1993Pike, Roy O. – 1897-1900Pitcher, George C. – 1896-1899Platis, Chris S. – 1949, 1951Platis, James G. – 1949, 1951Poe, William – 1963-1965Polance, Jack T. – 1971Poole, Adam – 2005Porter, Donald R. – 1953-1954Porter, Steven L. – 1975-1976Post, John F. – 1889Potts, Philip C. – 1952-1953Pressler, Paul R. – 1946Prewitt, Todd D. – 1989Prickett, Dan E. – 1961-1963Pritchett, George S. – 1884Pritzke, Ronald R. – 1967-1969Prough, Dan A. – 1967Prough, David F. – 1966Province, Clarence – 1891-1892Puchany, Andy J. – 1946-1948Pulver, Raymond L. – 1983-1986

-Q-Queisser, Herbert C. – 1935-1937Quick, John D. – 1957Quillin, Emerson S. – 1898Quinn, Claudius – 1909

-R-Rabb, Albert – 1884-1887Ragle, Troy – 2003Ramey, Arthur J. – 1990-1992Ramos, Nick – 2013-2015

Ramsey, Floyd N. – 1912-1913Ramsey, Michael T. – 1987Rascher, Ambrose H. – 1929-1932Ratterman, Bernard W. Jr. – 1956-1957Rau, John H. – 1905-1908Rauschenbach, Willard G. – 1918-1920Ray, Richard E. – 1926-1928Rayl, Gerald P. – 1943, 1946Rayle, Ray – 1917Rea, Ernest A. – 1930-1932Reasoner, Frank – 1905Rector, Paul W. – 1927Reinhart, Bob – 1959-1961Reznicek, Reed – 2011-12Rice, Matthew – 2000-2002Rich, John B. – 1966-1967, 1974Richards, Robert C. – 1953Richardson, Earl H. – 1903-1906Richardson, Josh – 2004-07Ridley, Edward S. – 1916-1918Ring, Eugene E. – 1949-1951Ritter, Donald E. – 1947-1949Ritter, Harry Jr. – 1950Ritz, Brian – 2010-11Robbins, Gordon T. – 1971Roberts, Marc D. – 1992, 1994Roberts, Victor S. – 1933-1935Robertson, John – 2013Robertson, Robert E. – 1949-51, 1953-54Robinson, Benard M. – 1905-1907Rodeheaver, Roger L. II – 1997-1998Rodrigue, Casey – 2014-15Rogers, Tyler L. – 2008-2010Rohleder, Jeffrey M. – 1978-1979Rollett, Gregory S. – 1981-1984Romero, Josh – 2001-2002Roof, Derek – 2010Rosbrugh, Paul C. – 1926Rosen, Larry J. – 1975-1978Ross, Jasper A. – 1902-1904Roth, David W. – 1975-1976Rothrock, David A. Jr. – 1932Ruckelshaus, Leonard C. – 1921-1922Ruppert, Barry C. – 1978-1981Russell, Delmar L. – 1944-1949Rust, Gurley S. – 1924Rust, Lloyd A. – 1920-1921Ryser, Terry A. – 1962-1963

-S-Saba, Matt – 2004-05Sabo, Michael A. – 1985-1988Sabol, B.J. - 2016-Sabourin, Jerrud – 2008-11Sader, Danny – 2012Sadler, Joseph – 2000-2001Saluski, Stanley – 1931-1933Sampias, William J. – 1952Sanders, James E. – 1905-1907Sanders, James S. – 1954-1956Sanford, Harold E. – 1922-1923Sapp, Spencer – 2012Sargent, Harold E. – 1966-1968Saunders, Kevin W. – 1980-1981Scafa, Robert D. – 1991-1994Scarff, Kees N. – 1965-1967Schabel, Gregory M. – 1995-1998Schade, Ryan – 1998-1999Schaefer, Steven G. – 1990-1993Schank, David M. – 1988Schaumann, Richard P. – 1967Schlemmer, Norman C. – 1914-1915Schmalz, Richard H. – 1940Schmidt, Wayne W – 1917Scholler, Harry M. – 1892-1896Schuler, Herman E. – 1917, 1919-1921



ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSSchultz, Archie F. – 1912Schultz, Carl H. – 1912-1914Schwarber, Kyle – 2012-14Scott, Richard K. – 1963-1965Scott, William O. – 1937Scott, William T. – 1982Sedat, Chandler - 2016Seelinger, Omer D. – 1891Segal, Bobby – 2003-2006Seidholz, Donn E. – 1972-1974Seifert, Eugene P. – 1944Seitz, Kory – 1997-2000Sellers, Scott A. – 1993-1994Sembower, Charles J. – 1891-1894Senft, Thomas W. – 1980Serfling, Matt – 2010-11Sexson, Ward E. – 1955Shaw, George E. – 1900-1903Shea, Joesph H. – 1888-1889Sheridan, John K. – 1895-1896Sherman, Warren C. – 1874Shields, Mithcell M. – 1886Shively, George J. – 1914-1916Short, Kerrwin J. – 1977-1980Shoup, James A. – 1971-1972Shumaker, Charles J. – 1940-1942Siebenthal, Tait E. – 1906, 1908Sieber, Eric W. – 1987-1990Sigler, Christopher – 1982-1985Simios, John S. – 1985-1988Simon, Eric B. – 1993Simon, Michael E. – 1901Simpson, John R. – 1985Simpson, Paul D. – 1981-1982Sims, Charles E. – 1883-1886Singleton, Robert E. – 1962-1964Sjoholm, Gustav E. – 1957Skeeters, Ray N. – 1954-1956Skiff, Bradford C. – 1988-1990Slegers, Aaron – 2011-13Slevin, Michael P. – 1977-1978Sloate, Joseph F. – 1922-1924Slont, Alvin C. – 1979Smella, Steven D. – 1993-1996Smith, Alex G. – 1982, 1984-1986Smith, Casey – 2010-11, 2013-14Smith, Chad L. – 1996-1999Smith, Charles W. – 1956-1958Smith, Kenneth R. – 1957, 1959-1960Smith, Michael A. – 1989-1992Smith, Nelson T. – 1881Smith, Ralph E. – 1971-1973Smith, Robert T. – 1943Smith, Ryan – 2000-2003Smith, Samuel E. – 1878-1881Smith, William T. – 1938Snedden, David R. – 1991-1993Snyder, David R. – 1991-1993Sorgius, Steve W. – 1972-1974Sowers, Logan - 2015-Spanos, Vasili – 2000-2003Sparks, Richard L. – 1962Spence, Donald – 1942Spisak, Michael L. – 1997-1998Springer, Charles H. – 1885-1889Squires, Chris – 2007-2010Stadler, Sullivan – 2013-2016Stadler, Walker – 2010-13Stalker, Charles H. – 1898Starbuck, Edwin D. – 1888-1889Stastny, Robert – 1998-2001Stearman, William L. – 1947-1949Steele, Robert F. – 1935Steinback, Michael A. – 1974-1976Stephens, Herbert C. – 1924Stephenson, Luke - 2016-

Stewart, David C. – 1881-1883Stewart, Elmer B. – 1884-1887Stewart, Henery G. – 1884Stiever, Jonathan - 2016-Stokes, James E. – 1966-1967Stoll, James P. – 1986-1987Stoshitch, Bozidar – 1938-1940Stotter, Roscoe O. – 1909-1911Stout, Jeff M. – 1985-1988St. Clair, Blake – 1998-2001St. Pierre, Kenneth V. – 1971-1974Stratten, Colby - 2015-Streaker, Lee H. – 1894-1897Strickland, Joseph C. – 1885Stroble, Chris – 1998-1999Stroup, Todd A. – 1982-1984Sturtz, Joseph W. – 1991-1993Sudburry, Bedford V. – 1886-1889Sujka, Chris – 2012-15Summers, Harold H. – 1955Susic, Phillip A. – 1958Suskiewich, James V. – 1968Sutheimer, Alvin F. – 1919Sutphin, John O. – 1907-1909Sutphin, Winfield A. – 1900-1901Sutton, Harley H. – 1874Swayne, Charles B. – 1916-1917Swift, Dylan L. – 2009-11Swope, Joseph A. – 1914-1916Szymczak, Matthew R. – 1979, 1981-1982

-T-Talbot, Frank M. – 1934Taylor, Roosevelt Jr. – 1958Teeters, Donald F. – 1919-1920Thake, Dale R. – 1971, 1973-1975Theil, John D – 1986-1989Thicke, Tyler – 2011Thomas, Eugene S. – 1920-1923Thompson, A. – 1896-1897Thompson, Francis M. – 1908-1909Thompson, Frank – 1908-1909Thompson, Ralph L. – 1936-1937Thompson, Raymond D. – 1895-1896Thorton, Ross O. – 1901-1904Tiernan, William J. – 1953Tobin, Paul E. – 1927Torres, Jason M. – 1997-1999Torrijas, Brian R. – 1980Tosheff, William – 1949-1951Toy, James I., Jr. – 1948Trager, David H. – 2005-08Trant, Brian – 1984-1985Travis, Sam – 2012-14Tripp, Ernest H. – 1874Trout, Anthony J. – 1980-1981Trucchio, Joe – 2005Trzaskowski, Larry M. – 1970Tucker, Michael W. – 1966Tufts, Tyler N. – 2006-08Turak, Jeffrey A. – 1984Twineham, Arthur P. – 1866-1867

-U-Udoff, Brad – 2005Underwood, Paul E. – 1953Utter, Clifton C. – 1891-1894

-V-Veinberts, Lukas - 2016Veller, Claron W. – 1929-1931Vitielliss, Nick – 2000-2004Vicini, Joe – 2006-09Vittoz, Robert L. – 1941-1942Voight, Erick C. – 1979Vojtech, George A. – 1926

Volpe, Vince – 1999Vozel, Richard G. – 1989-1992

-W-Wade, Richard T. – 1942Wagner, Eric – 2006Wahl, Henry E., Jr. – 1934-1936Wahl, Kermit E. – 1942-1944Waite, Robert A. – 1981-1982Wakefield, Markham C. – 1919-1920Walker, James B. – 1920-1922Wallace, John A. – 1946-1947Walsh, Patrick W. – 1985-1986Ward, Michael J. – 1968-1970Wargo, Cody – 2001-2004Watkins, Marvin J. – 1942Watson, Louis C. – 1947-1950Watson, Reggie – 2003-2006Weaver, Thomas R. – 1960Webb, Demetrius - 2015-2016Weber, Albert J. – 1950-1952Wehner, John P. – 1987Weigle, Kurt – 2003-2005Weiner, Scott D. – 1976-1978Wellman, Guy L. – 1941-1943 Wellman, Willard F. – 1948Wells, Elmo D. – 1927-1929Werd, Norman F. – 1972-1973Wetzel, Walter J. – 1923Weybright, Teague T – 1991Whatmore, Douglas E. – 1988-1991Whipple, Lloyd G. – 1940Whitaker, Frank B. – 1913-1916White, Bradly – 1985-1987White, Robert J. – 1940, 1942-1943Whitehead, Edward E. – 1956, 1958Whitely, John H. – 1897-1899Wichterman, Walter V. – 1923-1924Widney, Otto C. – 1896Wilbur, Gary – 1963Wilhite, Brian – 2013-2016Wilhoit, Ernie L. – 1960-1962Willerer, Thomas J. – 1997-2000Williams, Allan D. – 1945Williams, Craig A. – 1987-1990Williams, Jason – 1997-2000Williams, Kent – 2014-2016Williams, Ward M. – 1943, 1947-1948Williamson, Charles F. – 1906-1907Willson, Romney – 1886-1888Wilsey, Robert E. – 1886-1888Wilshere, Seward E. – 1939Wilshere, Vernon S. – 1933-1934Wilson, Christopher S. – 1997-2000Wilson, David D. – 1958Wilson, David L. – 1972-1975Wilson, Ethan – 2008-2010Wilson, Robert W. – 1887Wilson, Theron L. – 1934, 1936Wilson, Thomas W – 1882-1884Wilson, Wesley T.– 2009-11Winstandley, John B. – 1889Winston, Kenneth A. – 1968-1969Winter, Olice – 1908-1911Winters, Daniel B. – 1982-1984Winters, Matthew – 1912, 1914-1915Wise, Harry E. – 1885-1886Wise, Harry O. – 1886, 1891Wisuri, William P. – 1979, 1981Witmer, Wayne L. – 1964-1966Woehr, Robert A. – 1938Wolfe, Martin L. – 1989-1992Wood, Carl E. – 1890-1893Woodburn, James A. – 1874-1876 Woods, Reginald W. – 1966Woods, Robert A. – 1879-1881

Woodside, Michael – 2000-2002Woodward, Bobby J. – 1966Woodward, Richard L. – 1922-1925Wooton, Melvin E. – 1920Woschitz, Joseph F. – 1978-1979Wright, Cliften A. – 1931-1932

-Y-Young, Norman D. – 1954, 1957-1958

-Z-Zabek, Edward L. – 1945-1946Zahller, Joshua S. – 1995Zaleski, Kevin P. – 1994-1996Zanolla, Daniel A. – 1990Zerman, Alex – 2010Zimmerman, Scott E. – 1987Zuerner, David A. – 1977-1980Zych Wilson, Theodore – 1946

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