Baseball Decades Info 1904 D. Blaine Shaw ROSTER Reid McClung, Maury Barrett, Robert Ralston Shaw, Blackwood, Richmond, Tot Kunst, Aldine Poling, Handley, Clyde Harshbarger, Claud Miller HISTORY According to the ’93 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 15: ‘MHC entered intercollegiate sports with baseball in 1904’. According to Frank Krebs book, The Morris Harvey story: Baseball was the first sport played at Morris Harvey. AFTER MHC Reid McClung would go on to be the Dean of the School of Commerce at the University of Southern California. (Alumni Quarterly, May 1950, pg. 12) PHOTO Team photo: flickr.com UC sports archives 1905 17-1 Shaw ROSTER Ralston Shaw, Midkiff, Rymer, Aldine Poling, Raines, Claud Miller, Wince, Keener, Charles Kunst, Haddox HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Kentucky, Marshall PHOTO Team photo: The Morris Harvey story, Frank Krebs, pg. 46 1910 Southern West Virginia Champs Kemper Shelton ROSTER George Baumgardner, Charlie Fulton, Tot Knust, Shorty May, Brownie Fulton, Powers, Ayres, Turner, Struve MAJOR LEAGUE NOTE George Baumgardner would later play major league baseball for the St. Louis Browns, 1912-16. Before he played at Morris Harvey, he dreamed of striking out Ty Cobb. When Baumgardner got to the majors, he struck out Cobb.

1911 HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (5-6). 1912 HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (4-6). 1913 12-7 ROSTER Herman Beckleheimer HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (3-5, 1-4). 1914 ROSTER Brosius, Strickler, Chenoweth, Altizer, McGinnis, Jack Latterner, Beckelheimer, Turner, Calvert, Fulton, C. May, Bolden, Payne, H. May HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (0-7) Included in the schedule: Charleston Senators minor league; Marshall. PHOTO Team photo: 1914 Yearbook, pg. 115

1917 ROSTER Arthur McDonald, Pau Browning, Dude Martin, Joe Hall, Rabbit Holtein, Raymond Osborne, Johnny Reynold, Herman Beckleheimer, Theodore Kraus PHOTO Team photo: flickr.com UC sports archives 1921 13-1 E.M. “Brownie” Fulton ROSTER Art Rezzonico, Earle Shannon, Lantz, Hainor, Coon 1922 12-3 Herman Beckelheimer ROSTER Earle Shannon, Dusty Inglebert, Westfall, Haws, Keenan, Lantz, Darrah, Trimble, Murphy, Martin, Craig, Dunkle, Casto, Plymale, Lilly 1923 6-4 Beckelheimer ROSTER Arthur Rezzonico 1924 2-5 Beckelheimer ROSTER Harley Ball, Ferguson, Steen, Clay, Kirk, Wood, Thompson, Williams, Lantz, Diddle, Walker, Arthur Rezzonico, Andrews, Burgess, Chard, Trach, Chambers, Barrett PERFORMANCE Harley Ball pitched in a game against Marshall and struck out eighteen men in nine innings. (Source: 1925 Yearbook, pg. 114) PHOTO Team photo: 1924 Yearbook, pg. 130 1925 4-5-1 H.J. Hindman ROSTER Ferguson, Epling, C. Ball, Newsome, Diddle, Andrews, Burns, Lantz, Mathews, Walker, Thompson, Hanor, Burgess, Hinchman

HIGHTLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Marshall, (6-7, 11-4, 2-13); Morehead, (4-6, 10-11). PHOTO Individual: 1925 Yearbook, pgs. 117, 118, 119 1926 3-4 Hindman HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (7-6, 5-6) 1927 7-1 State Intercollegiate Champs E.M. Fulton ROSTER Buster Burns HR vs. Marshall; 2 HR; Ed Smith, Tommy Thompson, Harley Ball, Steve Zelazo HR; Dusty Rhodes, Spider Frantz, Carl Hinchman, Luke Lilly, Julius Vitez, Gieske, Hick Meyers, Burgess, Gose, Epling, Monaghan, Bradshaw HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Won series with Marshall, (4-0 Harley Ball 10 K, 9-8, 3-5, 4-3). Scores from the 1928 Yearbook which has the 1927 schedule: (7-5, 7-6, 6-9, 7-5). PERFORMANCE Tommy Thompson 14 strikeouts vs. Rio Grande Game story/box score from Thompson’s 14 strikeout game vs. Rio Grande. (The Comet, 5/28/27, pg. 4) Ed Smith 12 strikeouts vs. Greenbrier Military Harley Ball complete game shutout, 10 strikeouts vs. Marshall VENUE Some games played at C&O Diamond. AFTER MHC Kelley Wilson, not listed on ’27 baseball team, signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates. (The Comet, 3/12/27, pg. 4) PHOTO Team photo: 1927 Yearbook, pg. 107.

1928 Yearbook Coach Fulton: The Comet, 5/28/27, pg. 4

1928 7-2 Fulton HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (1-4) 1929 2-11 Fulton ROSTER Zelazo, H. Brooks, Clark, Reynolds, Smith, W. Brooks, Cook, Bradshaw, Copuzelo, Pribble Assistant coach: H.D. Westfall HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Marshall, (8-6). Played West Virginia, (7-12, 11-13); Marshall, (3-5, 4-5, 0-1, 4-6). PHOTO Team photo: 1929 Yearbook, pg. 78. 1930 5-4 A.E. Rezzonico HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Marshall, (1-19); West Virginia, (6-20) PHOTO Team photo: 1930 Yearbook, pg. 123 1931 2-11 Frank Arritt ROSTER Pollock, Zelazo, Brooks, Lee, Lindsay, Midkiff, Fry, Snyder, Chaffin, Rogers, Rupe, Easton, Patton HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Morehead, (6-5, 11-7) Played Marshall, (0-15, 0-16, 2-10, 4-10, 3-13) PHOTO Team photo: 1931 Yearbook, pg. 76

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1932 7-6 George Nilan ROSTER Clendinin, Holstein, Yeager, Lee, Lindsay, Smith, Baylous, Rogers, Hinchman, Midkiff, Sewenski, Chaffin, Fry, Jennings Roberts HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Won series with Morehead, (6-2, 2-1, 4-3, 4-6). Played Marshall, (4-13, 3-14, 3-8). PHOTO Team photo: 1932 Yearbook, pg. 71 1933 7-3 W.H. Walker ROSTER Wilson, Gibson, Craft, Smith, Jennings Roberts, Johnson, Lee, Sewenski, McDaniel, Gatewood, Holstein, Fry, Tamplin, Baylous, Chaffin, Rogers, Hatfield, Wagner, Griffin, Rimmer HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (12-14, 5-11) PHOTO Team photo: 1933 Yearbook, pg. 74 1937 According to the August 8th Comet, no baseball team. 1940 Joe Daher ROSTER Bob Noga, Sparky Adams, Elmer Brackman, Red Hunter, Sam Sarrett, Bennett, Stec, Ralph Poling, Rob Starrett, Bill Nurthern, Clyde Downs, Bill Painter, Fred Zinck, Curley Turbert, George Sellers, Art Johnson, Denver Knapp, Bert Wolfe, Del Pauley, Rex Mace, Doc Pauley

1941 Daher ROSTER Elmer “Bull” Brackman .409 complete season Ralph Poling .347 complete season Bert Wolfe .333 complete season Jerome Ruby, Bob Noga Fred Zinck, Don Gleasner, Babe Starrett, Harry Seltzer, Sparky Adams, Curley Turbert, John Stec, Butch Boucher, Bill Beckley HONORS All-WVIAC: Fred Zinck Fred Zinck named West Virginia’s “best collegiate catcher” (Source: Spring 1996 Maroon and Gold, pg. 9) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT MHC played the Charleston Senators (Indians organization) in an exhibition game, (1-6). (Story in The Comet, 5/9/41, pg. 3) VENUE Home games played at Kanawha Park 1942 Daher ROSTER Don Gleasner, Butch Boucher, Babe Starrett, Ralph Poling, Bert Wolfe, Fred Zinck, John Stec, Verlin Adams, J.C. Patton, Harold Kinison, Howard Leitman, Jim Caldwell, Frank Kovach, Bob Smith AFTER MHC Joe Daher would later be the head coach at Manhattan PHOTO Coach Daher: The Comet, 5/22/42, pg. 3

1946 AFTER MHC Charles “Whitey” McCormick played minor league baseball in the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates organizations. (2003 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 43) Minor league stats have him playing from ’47-’50. 1947 HONORS All-WVIAC: Dave Beverly AFTER MHC According to the 2004 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 12: Virgil Carr played in ’47, ’48; Carr’s batting average .490 (does not say which season). At one point in Carr’s career, he played against Ted Williams, who assisted Carr in getting a contract to play for the Boston Red Sox. No record of Carr playing in 1948. 1948 5-5 Shared WVIAC title Sparky Adams ROSTER Bobby Wolfe .382 34 AB 13 H 8 R 1 3B Don McIntyre .357 14 AB 3 R 5 H Bus Harkins .333 27 AB 7 R 9H Wilbur Grammer .268 41 AB 11 H 5 R Charles Young .256 39 AB 10 H 8 R Jerry Frazier, Sonny Moran 1 3B; Dave Bobbs RBI; Bill Dodrill, Vic Bardwell, Walt Kaczkowski, Bob Dawson, Jimmy Nelson, Russ Lemon, Dick Geisenger, John Bushkar, Delmar Good, Sammy McGrew, Bill Bordas, Ed Curry, Boyd Babiak, Herndon Dressler, Frank Domokos RBI; Ed Riordan, George King, Dave Beverly, Wayne Douglas, Ronny Ellis, George Casey HONORS All-WVIAC: Dave Beverly, Bob Dawson PERFORMANCE Bobby Wolfe 11 strikeouts in game vs. Concord, 4/19/48 Bob Dawson was a three sport letter winner for this season. HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (2-5, 5-2) VENUE Games played at Kanawha Park SCHEDULES/RESULTS The 1948 Yearbook has baseball schedules and results from ’21-’48, some years missing.

PHOTO Team photo: 1948 Yearbook, pg. 72 1949 6-1 Shared WVIAC title Adams ROSTER Stats not complete Dewey Romine 2 2B, HR; Ken Bartges, Bud Williams 1 3B; Jack Hastings, William Draper, Bill Bordas, Ray Thomas, Ralph Malus, Joe Burgess, Wayne Douglas, Preston Smith, Dana Wallace, Danny Egich, Ralph Holmes, Vic Bardwell, Walt Kaczkowski .414, Bob Wolfe .414, Jerry Frazier, Gene Pettit, J.E. Willis, Ed Riordan, Bob Downey, Al Durback, Sonny Moran, Dave Bobbs Bob Johnson 4-1 44 IP 53 K 5 BB (Johnson’s stats may be complete) Bob Wolfe 1 win HONORS All-WVIAC: Dewey Romine, Bob Johnson PERFORMANCE Bob Johnson 15 strikeouts vs. WV Tech 5/26/49 Bob Johnson 12 strikeouts, 1 walk vs. Concord Bob Johnson 12 strikeouts vs. Alderson-Broaddus Bob Dawson 14 strikeouts vs. Glenville State 5/21/49 According to the Alumni Quarterly, July 1949, pg. 7, Kaczkowski and Wolfe shared batting honors at .414. Bob Dawson was a three sport letter winner for this season. HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Ohio, (3-4, game stopped because of rain in the third inning) SEASON SUMMARY Alumni Quarterly, July 1949, pg. 7 AFTER MHC Bobby Johnson went on to play in the minor leagues for the Cincinnati Reds. Howard Beverly, a graduate of Morris Harvey, did not play baseball, but played in the Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds organizations. (The Comet, 8/4/49)

PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 6/30/49, pg. 4

Alumni Quarterly, July 1949, pg. 6 1950 7-2 (6-0) WVIAC champs Adams ROSTER Stats not complete Bill Pass .410, HR (inside the park), 2 RBI Gene Gurtis .417, 2 3B Roy Brown .361 Dewey Romine .359

Bobby Dawson 3-0; 13 strikeouts vs. D&E Dave McMillion 4-2 Roland Shock, Dick Darby, Bill George, George Pfeffer, Ralph Holmes RBI Jimmy Jones, Jack Wolfe, Al Carey, Al Durback, Tom Jarrell, Frank Domokos, Paul Lanham, Gene Comer, Howard Goff, Bill Nicholas, Don McIntyre, Jerry Frazier, Walt Kaczkowski, Bob Downey HONORS All-WVIAC: Bill Pass, Bob Dawson PERFORMANCE Gene Gurtis had two triples vs. Concord HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Split with Marshall, (11-2, 3-9) Played Ohio, (3-3 after three innings, postponed due to weather), Akron, (0-6) AFTER MHC In 1980, Bob Dawson was voted as the most outstanding right hand pitcher in WVC history by coaches and athletic director’s.) PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 5/12/50, pg. 5

1950 Yearbook, pg. 108 Alumni Quarterly, May 1950, pg. 11

1950 team 50th reunion: Spring 2000 Maroon and Gold, pg. 35

1951 8-4 WVIAC champs Adams ROSTER Stats not complete Roy Brown .431 22 H 3 2B 1 3B 5 RBI Bill Pass .350 2B, RBI Jim Melmige .311 11 R 3 2B 1 3B 3 HR 7 RBI Gene Gurtis 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI Buddy Kearns RBI Dewey Romine 2B RBI Dave McMillion 4-1 Bobby Dawson 3-2 Jim Melmige 1 win Ralph Holmes, Roland Shock, J.D. Kidd, Jack Wolfe, George Pfeffer, Dick Darby, Tom Jarrell, Frank Domokos, Charles Williams, Don Glover, Tommy Henson, Eddie Flowers (Editors note: Halfway through season averages and pitching stats are in the Comet, page six, 4-27-51) HONORS All-WVIAC: Bill Pass, Roy Brown. PERFORMANCE Dave McMillion 4-hit shutout (1-0) vs. WV Tech Dave McMillion 4-hitter vs. Alderson-Broaddus Bobby Dawson 1-hit shutout (3-0) vs. WVWC, struck out 10, according to The Comet, 4/27/51, pg. 6, bad hop single with one out in the ninth Bobby Dawson 4 hitter vs. Alderson-Broaddus Bob Dawson struck out 11 vs. Marshall Jim Melmige won letters in three sports during this season (football, basketball, baseball). HIGHLIGHTED GAME Morris Harvey defeated Concord, 20-13. Jim Melmige 2 HR, Gene Gurtis HR. Nine inning game with 33 combined runs took only 3 hours to complete. (Source: Comet, 4-27-51) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (2-3). NOTES Last reported overall wins: Eight wins (Morris Harvey Story, Frank Krebs)

Last reported conference record: 6-0 (The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 15) PHOTO Team photo: flickr.com UC Sports Archives

The Comet, 4/27/51, pg. 7 The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 11

2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 17 Game photos Roy Brown: The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 11 Dick Darby: The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 11 Bobby Dawson: The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 11 Dewey Romine: The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 11 Photo Coach Adams: The Comet, 3/9/51, pg. 4 Story/photo Jim Melmige: The Comet, 5/23/51, pg. 10 1952 6-2 WVIAC champs Adams ROSTER Bill Pass .390; Jim Melmige, Dave McMillion, Gene Gurtis HR; Tommy Henson; J.D. Kidd HR; Jack Wolfe, Snyder; Bob Maxwell; Buddy Kearns; Jim Carr; Douglas; Don Glover; Roy Brown; George Pfeffer; Webb HONORS All-WVIAC: Bill Pass, Roy Brown PERFORMANCE Jim Melmige 13 strikeouts 2 walks in win vs. WV Tech Jack Wolfe 1-hitter, 13 strikeouts vs. Concord HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (2-6 Gurtis HR, 7-3) AFTER MHC Bill Pass signed with the Chicago White Sox. PHOTO Bill Pass: Maroon and Gold, Spring 1986, pg. 9

1953 2-4 (1-2) according to the 1954 Yearbook Adams ROSTER Gene Gurtis.451, (.431 reported in the Spring 1996 Maroon and Gold, pg. 8; Eagle, 2/9/96, pg. 5) Dave McMillion, Tom Dixon HR, J.D. Kidd, Roy Brown, Bob Douglas, Don Glover, George Pfeffer, Jim Carr, Buddy Kearns, John Hefner, John Wriston, Bob Spenik, Bob Brown, Grant Barnett, Frank Hamrick HONORS All-WVIAC: Gene Gurtis PERFORMANCE Dave McMillion 2-hitter, 12 K vs. Marietta Roy Brown, according to the 1954 Yearbook, was one of the very few college players to clear the wall at Watt Powell Park in a college game. HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Ohio, (0-9); Marshall, (3-5) AFTER MHC Gene Gurtis named to the All-time, All-conference team first 50 years of WVIAC (’24-’74). Roy Brown went on to be a farmhand for the Philadelphia Phillies. PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 5/1/53, pg. 3, inset. 1954 3-11 (3-6) Adams ROSTER J.D. Kidd, Jim Carr (HR), Harold Kearns, Bob Douglas, Tommy Dixon, Melvin Vaughn, Paul Rice, Grant Barnette, Bob Hill, Bob Brown, Bill Coutz, Pete Davis, Bert Waldron, Bob Maxwell, Ted Boehm, Clarence Lowery, Edgar Barker, Wayne Gregg HONORS All-WVIAC: J.D. Kidd HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Ohio, (1-8); Marshall, (7-15, 7-9). PHOTO Harold Kearns: The Comet, 5/7/54, pg. 3 J.D. Kidd: The Comet, 5/7/54, pg. 3

1955 6-6 Adams ROSTER Ted Boehm, George Bennett, Melvin Vaughn, Ray Jones (after 7 games, two wins-one loss), Bill Jones, Joe Romano, Tony Lusk, Jim Melmige, Tommy Dixon, Ed Hartman, Bob Hill, Bob Brown (after 7 games, one win-one loss), Clarence Lowery (after 7 games, two wins-one loss), Bert Waldron, Grant Barnette, George Spaulding Jim Carr, Bob Maxwell, Paul Rice, Bill Chandler, Bill Coutz HIGHLIGHTED GAME Team hit 5 HR’s in 25-13 win vs. Concord; Romano and Dixon had two home runs each. According to the Comet, Romano and Dixon combined for 10 hits in the Concord game, but did not give their individual hit totals. HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Marshall PHOTO All names noted are on either page 116 or 117 in the 1955 Yearbook Grant Barnette: 1955 Yearbook George Bennett: 1955 Yearbook Ted Boehm: 1955 Yearbook Bob Brown: 1955 Yearbook Tom Dixon: 1955 Yearbook Bob Hill: 1955 Yearbook Bob Maxwell: 1955 Yearbook Melvin Vaughn: 1955 Yearbook Coach Adams: 1955 Yearbook Story/photo Grant Barnett: The Comet, 4/15/55, pg. 3

1956 3-7 Adams ROSTER Stats not complete Jim Melmige 11-27 batting, 2 RBI, 2 wins, 2 CG; Jim Carpenter 2B; George Bennett, Paul Skidmore, Bill Jones, Bernie Scott, Grant Barnette, Eddie Hartman, Joe Romano, George Spaulding, Ray Jones HR; Bruce Jamison, Bob Brown, Tony Lusk, Pug Lowery, Dana Kirk, Tom Dixon 2 HR; Mel Vaughn, Bob Hill CG; Joe Cook HR Sammy Lyons, Ernie Ross 3 2B, HR; Tom Morris, Dickie Powers, Ray Arbogast, Vance Tyree, Miller, John Konstantinos, Bill Coutz PERFORMANCE Pitching Jim Melmige complete game four hit, ten strikeouts vs. Marshall Hitting Mel Vaughn 2 2B, 4 RBI, 4-for-6 vs. Concord HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Marshall, (6-0) PHOTO Team photo: 1956 Yearbook, pg. 89 1957 2-9 Adams ROSTER Ed Fincham .375 Tom Morris .250 Roger Parker .231 George Spaulding .171 Vince Tyree .117 Vince Tyree 5 IP Ray Jones, Dickie Powers, Joe Cook, Dick Mostardo, Bill Jones, Dick Leach, Paul Swartz, Gene Baker The Comet, 4/11/58, pg. 3 reported that Joe Cook was the only player to finish with a better average than Fincham. (editors note: story does not report Cook’s average) PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 5/17/57, pg. 3 Joe Cook: The Comet, 4/12/57, pg. 3

1958 Sonny Moran ROSTER Stats after three games: Don Stover .333 12 AB 2 R 4 H 5 RBI (HR); George Spaulding, Tom Morris, Roger Parker .200 5 AB 1 H; Vince Tyree .274 11 AB 2 R 3 H; Bernie Scott .250 8 AB 3 R 2 H 2 RBI; Joe Blankenship .333 9 AB 3 R 3H 4 RBI; Art Leonard .167 6 AB 1H; Joe Clusky 1 R 1 RBI; Tom Egbert .250 4 AB 1 H; Tony Spadafora 1 R; Ed Fincham .274 11 AB 2 R 3H 4 RBI; Woody Derrick, Sigman, Linville, Dunlap, Clyde White, Jim Caldwell .333 3 AB 1 H; Hozlitzel. NOTES MHC baseball win-loss records since World War II: The Comet, 4/11/58, pg. 3 1959 1-6 Moran ROSTER Ed Fincham 4 hits (including HR) vs. Glenville (4-25-59) Denny Skiles, Woody Derrick, Sam Tassitino, Ralph Moran, Dick Pillion, Joe Shelton, Jack Lovejoy HONORS All-WVIAC: Ed Fincham PHOTO Game photo/schedule: 1960 Yearbook, pg. 142, 143 1960 0-3 Moran ROSTER Ed Fincham (.364, 4-for-11, four RBI); Pat Santillo 3.1 IP; Charles Zimmerman, Ron Rexroad, Bob Griffith 7.1 IP; Sam Haddad, Bob Klaus, Sam Haddad, Joe Clusky, Charles Vickers, Bill Alexander, Steve Dembo, Tony Grando, Joe Blankenship, Woody Derrick, Sam Tassitina, Jack Lovejoy 2 RBI; Darrell Salters (3.54 ERA, 10.1 IP, seven K), Ken Davidson, Benson Dettinger, Jay Underwood, Buddy Whitlock, Dillon. (editors note: most of the names are from pre-season articles in The Comet, 3/17/60, pg. 4; 4/7/60, pg. 4) (More stats in The Comet, 4/28/60, pg. 4) NOTES According to the Archive Scrapbooks, MHC did not finish the season due to lack of players (ten at mid-season) and field usage issues (“unsatisfactory arrangement with Watt Powell”). PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 4/28/60, pg. 2 Dick Pillion: The Comet, 10/1/59, pg. 1 Pat Santillo: The Comet, 10/1/59, pg. 1

1961 4-8 Moran ROSTER Stats not complete Tom Kinder .347 HR Bob Griffith HR Gary Miller HR Dick Pillion 2 HR Paul Demitrow HR Darrell Salter .279 2 wins Jack Pauley, Ron Rexroad, Ted Ellis, Paul Brady, John Daddona, David Burdette, John McConihay, Barry Tumpson HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (0-5) VENUE Games played at Armour Field, Watt Powell Park, Watt Powell Annex PHOTO Paul Brady: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 John Daddona: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Paul Demitrow: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Ted Ellis: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Bob Griffith: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Tommy Kinder: 1962 Yearbook pg.155 Gary Miller: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Jack Pauley: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Dick Pillion: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Ron Rexroad: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155 Darrell Salter: 1962 Yearbook, pg. 155

1962 3-6 Moran ROSTER Tom Kinder .310; Ron Rexroad, Paul Brady .387; Ted Ellis (CG); Darrell Salter, Tony Rinaldi .300; Jack McClanahan .292; John McConihay, Jess Reid, Paul Demitrow, Tony Noto, Hugh Pritt, Dave Gillespie, Bill Abbott, Gary Stephenson, Jim Brenner, Bill Malone, Tom McNeal, Frank Bonfili., Joe Tagliente .237; Gary Miller, Tom Kalinoski, O’Dell. 1963 3-10-1 Bob Maxwell ROSTER AVRG. H R RBI Tom Kinder .454 25 8 7 6 2B (Kinder struck out only five times in two seasons) Tony Rinaldi .280 14 5 11 2 2B Paul Brady .290 16 9 7 1 HR Dave Gillespie .194 7 8 4 2 2B, 2 3B Harvey Harris .227 10 3 8 2B, 3B Max Pavolich .125 4 1 2 Bill Robinette .236 9 4 2 Andy McClure .200 8 4 5 2B Joe Tagliente .250 7 3 1 Jack McClanahan .071 1 1 0 Ray Sundstrom .200 1 0 0 2B Hugh Pritt .142 2 1 0 Richard Dunn .066 1 2 0 Ken Hodgeson .125 1 0 0 Ted Ellis .185 5 2 2 3B Paul Demitrow Gary Miller Bill Malone John McConihay Ken Hodgeson 1 shutout HONORS All-WVIAC: Tom Kinder All-American: Tom Kinder (Honorable Mention) According to a UC Hall of Fame Bio: Ted Ellis was WVIAC Pitcher of the Year in ’63 and/or ’64. HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall (9-10, 0-3). Kinder 3 hits vs. Marshall. Harris 3 RBI vs. Marshall. PHOTO Eleven of the players: 1963 Yearbook, pg. 171

1964 8-13 Maxwell ROSTER Stats not complete Tom Kinder (.320) 3B, 2 HR; Ken Hodgson, Paul Brady, Tony Rinaldi, Andy McClure (.258) 2 3B; Paul Demitrow, Charles Ciccarelli (.133); John Milcoff (.212); Ed Sarluca (.219) 2 2B, 3B; D. Swift, F. Young, Charley Thompson, Jackson Perry (.254) HR; Dick Dunn 2B Ted Ellis 6-5, 4 CG, 75 K in 45 IP as of 5/14/64 Dick Dunn CG three-hitter vs. West Virginia Wesleyan Larry Coffindaffer CG vs. Marshall HONORS All-WVIAC: Ted Ellis PERFORMANCE Ted Ellis 16 strikeouts, including the first six batters vs. WV Tech (The Comet, 4/16/64, pg. 3) Ted Ellis 15 strikeouts in 10 innings vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (The Comet, 5/7/64, pg. 3) Ted Ellis 11 strikeouts vs. Concord Ted Ellis 9 strikeouts in 10 innings vs. Marshall Ted Ellis pitched a three-hitter vs. Rio Grande HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Swept Marshall, (4-1, 4-3 10 innings Tony Rinaldi GW single). Story in The Comet, 5/14/64, pg. 3. NOTE Last reported WVIAC record: 3-5 AFTER MHC Bob Maxwell would go on to head coach at West Virginia State. Tom Kinder would go on to be the head coach at Armstrong State (GA). PHOTO Team photo: 1965 Yearbook, pg. 202

1964 Yearbook has a photo of eight players and a coach Tom Kinder: 1970 in The Comet, 4/30/70, pg. 4 Coach Maxwell: The Lamp, October 1970, pg. 9

1965 5-17 Jack Lawhorn ROSTER John Milcoff, Jackson Perry, Ed Sarluca (HR, 3B), Andy McClure, Charlie Ciccarelli, Lou Mignone, Rich Spinello, Dennis Stepp (.290 team’s leading hitter, HR); Pat Amendola (2 3B); Ken Hogsdon (1 3B); John Neuner, Joe Baluha, Tony Schafer, Gary Osborne, Tom Burger (HR), Charley Thompson, Frank Hellinghausen, Bill Kline, Pete Gayowski, Butch Moore After seven games, Stepp (10 H, 4 RBI, .400); Thompson (6-for-16, .375); Sarluca (8-for-27, 4 2B, 4 RBI, HR). (The Comet, 4/29/65, pg. 3-4.) HONORS All-WVIAC: Ed Sarluca PERFORMANCE Tony Schafer 10 strikeouts in complete game win over WV Tech Tony Schafer 2-hit complete game vs. West Virginia Wesleyan HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (1-8, 3-4 11 innings) NOTE Nine of the 22 games played decided by one run. (The Comet, 5/20/65, pg. 3) VENUE Home games played at Watt Powell Park PHOTO Game photo Unindentified infielder: The Comet, 4/29/65, pg. 3 Unidentified, assorted: 1966 Yearbook, pg. 208

1966 6-11 Tom Kinder ROSTER Pat Amendola .308 4 2B 9 RBI Dick Bennett .286 Ed Sarluca .264 2 HR Through nine games: Tom Burger (HR, TR, .233); Rick Spinello (.129); Gary Osborne (CG, K 8 in win vs. Rio Grande); John Neuner (HR, .333); Larry Turley, Harry Anderson (.200); Mitch Cooperstock, Bob Bado (7 AB); Warren Stackhouse, William Porter, Robert Amato, Matt Moore, Lewis Rosenberg, Richard Keast, Pete Meszaros, Tony Schaefer (.167); Ken Hodgson (.333); John Hicks (.233) John Hicks 1-4, 3.93 Assistant Coach: Robert Baylous PERFORMANCE John Hicks two-hit complete game vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, (0-1) Tony Schaefer four-hitter, 6 strikeouts in a complete game win over Marshall Ken Hodgson four hitter complete game vs. Concord Ken Hodgson six hit, 13 inning (?) complete game win vs. West Liberty HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (5-3, 2-8) VENUE Played home games at Watt Powell Park PHOTO Team photo: 1967 Yearbook, pg. 141. Returning lettermen: 1966 Yearbook, pg. 208 Unidentified left-handed pitcher: 1967 Yearbook, pg. 141

1967 6-14 Clarke Herdic ROSTER Stats incomplete Pat Amendola (.308, HR); Dick Bennett (.333, 2 3B, HR); Butch Anderson, Bob Bado, Tom Burger, Richie Keast, John Neuner, Ed Sarluca, Jim Dagostine, Eddie Fulks (3B); Roger Tesi, Ken Haik, Tom Moore, George Ruelius, John Hicks (HR); Danny Knapp, Joel Elliott Danny Knapp 3-3 2.64 2 CG John Hicks 2.37 CG Jim Dagostine 1-1 2 CG HONORS All-WVIAC: Ed Sarluca PERFORMANCE Pitching John Hicks no-hitter vs. WV State, (4-0), eight strikeouts. (The Comet, 5/18/67, pg. 4) Danny Knapp two-hit shutout, ten strikeouts vs. Glenville State Danny Knapp four-hitter vs. Rio Grande; three-hitter vs. West Virginia Wesleyan Hitting Eddie Fulks had two doubles and a triple vs. WV State (The Comet, 5/18/67, pg. 4) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (2-13). VENUE Home games played at Watt Powell Park. PHOTO Pat Amendola: The Comet, 11/10/66, pg. 4 Bob Bado: The Comet, 3/9/67, pg. 6 Jim Dagostine: The Comet, 3/9/67, pg. 6 Danny Knapp: The Comet, 5/4/67, pg. 4 Ed Sarluca: The Comet, 3/9/67, pg. 6 Game photo Pitcher, name not included: The Comet, 4/20/67, pg. 6 Unidentified players: The Comet, 4/13/67, pg. 4

The Comet 4/27/67, pg. 4 The Comet 5/11/67, pg. 4

1968 8-12 (8-5) Herdic ROSTER Stats not complete, unless otherwise noted: Sparky Adams (.333, HR); Dick Bennett (.333, 2 HR); Pat Amendola (.350, 3 HR); Danny Knapp (HR); Butch Anderson (HR): Rawlings, Dana Gibeaut .328 full season (HR); Larry Belknap, Bukofset,Eddie Fulks (HR); John Hicks (HR, shutout); Ciccone (2 HR); Tom Moore (HR); Carl Liebig (HR), Mark Kromer, Ken Haik, Wildenger, Bado (3 HR); Mike Derrigo, Dennis Gallow, George Reulius Can cull 1968 stats from Archives Scrapbook HONORS All-WVIAC: Pat Amendola PERFORMANCE Eddie Fulks three stolen bases in a game vs. WV State, (5/6/68) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (4-8, 2-10). NOTES Played a doubleheader at Little Creek Park, 10 HR’s combined Spring trip cancelled due to demonstrations on campuses after Martin Luther King’s death PHOTO Team photo: 1968 Yearbook, pg. 116 Game photo Unidentified players: 1968 Yearbook, pg. 116, 117

1969 8-9 (5-6) Herdic ROSTER Some stats not complete John Bado .366 full season (The Comet, 3/26/70, pg. 4), 11-for-21 to start the season Hank Adams 3 HR Pete Ciccone .373 full season (The Comet, 3/26/70, pg. 4) Bob Polaski .367 full season (Comet, 3/26/70, pg. 4) Butch Anderson HR Pat Russo Billy Meiners Dana Gibeaut Bob Bado Junior Ellis John Hicks 6-1 (full season), 2.43, one shutout, five complete games John Flowers one win CG Ken Haik one win CG HONORS All-WVIAC: Pete Ciccone, John Hicks PERFORMANCE Pitching John Hicks two-hit complete game vs. Salem (five innings, game called due to rain) John Hicks four-hit, seven strikeout complete game vs. Rio Grande John Hicks complete game struck out nine vs. Glenville John Hicks complete game ten strikeouts vs. Concord John Hicks began the season giving up only one earned run in 21 innings. (The Comet, 4/24/69, pg. 4) John Flowers complete game five-hitter, six strikeouts vs. Marietta Hitting John Bado four hits vs. WV State John Bado four hits vs. University of the South including three doubles and a triple Pete Ciccone four hits vs. WV Tech (4-21-69) Bob Polaski four hits vs. WV Tech (4-21-69) Bob Polaski four hits vs. Glenville Hank Adams two home runs in a game vs. University of the South Butch Anderson hit a home run in his last career plate appearance. (The Comet, 5/15/69, pg. 6) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Marshall, (5-11)

MAJOR LEAGUE NOTES In a game against Marietta from this season, future major league reliever Kent Tekulve pitched for Marietta. (Charleston Gazette, 7/1/11) Former major league pitcher Hal Woodeshick spoke at the 1969 All-Sports Banquet. PHOTO Team photo 1969 Yearbook, pg. 156. Photo John Bado: The Comet, 4/17/69, pg. 5 Coach Herdic: The Comet, 2/13/69, pg. 4, instructing Game photo Pete Ciccone: The Comet, 5/1/69, pg. 4 Unidentified players: 1969 Yearbook, pg. 156, 157

1970 11-14 (8-6) Tom Nozica ROSTER Pete Ciccone .302 22 RBI 3 HR 2 3B Bob Polaski .337 30 H HR 5 SB Steve Lickliter .233 HR 12 RBI Dana Gibeaut .313 2 HR 19 RBI Al Fagan .378 2 HR; (editors note: after 20 games, Fagan had 17 hits, three doubles and three triples according to NCAA.org) Pat Russo .280 Hank Adams .222 2 HR Frank Russo .307 John Bado .277 18 RBI 7 2B; Bill Burgess John Wildenger 1-1 John Flowers 2 CG Sonny Vincell Ron Phelan Bob Klatzin 3-2, 1.92 2 CG; HR Danny Knapp 4-3, 3.88 2 CG Ness Forney Frank Russo Mark Santora Godby Ryder Romanello Terry Harrold Jay Fecto Jim Reider Ron Soltys HONORS All-WVIAC: Al Fagan Pete Ciccone named Outstanding College Athlete in America PERFORMANCE Pitching After 17 games, MHC led the WVIAC in ERA, (1.96). (The Comet, 4/30/70, pg.4) John Flowers complete game three-hitter vs. Alderson-Broaddus Bill Burgess complete game shutout vs. Concord Hitting Pete Ciccone two triples, four runs batted in vs. Salem, (7-6)

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Morehead State, (6-14, 9-8). Played Appalachian State, (3-4); Marshall, (1-10, 0-2). PHOTO Team photo: 1970 Yearbook, pg. 148 Photo Pitchers and catcher: The Comet, 3/26/70, pg. 4 Coach Nozica and two unidentified players: University News, 5/6/98, pg. 2 Game photo John Bado: The Comet, 5/14/70, pg. 8 Al Fagan: The Comet, 4/23/70, pg. 4 Pat Russo: The Comet, 4/23/70, pg. 4 Unidentified: 1970 Yearbook, pg. 149, 150, 151

1971 14-19 (6-6) 6th Nozica ROSTER Gary Craigo (after 26 games) .304 4 2B 3 3B 2 HR 19 RBI Bob Polaski (after 33 games) .276 5 2B 3 3B 1 HR 14 RBI Pete Ciccone .297 13 RBI; J. Reider 15 RBI; Rick Hudson (after 30 games) .282 6 2B 1 HR Danny Knapp, Bobby Klatzkin, Pat Russo, Frank Russo, John Heyel, Fred Stump HR; Steve Morris, Al Stern, John Wildenger, Dana Gibeaut, Sonny Vincell, Bob Sturey, Dave Godby, Steve Smoot, Steve Lickliter HR; Vic Carlucci, Ernie Amburgey, J. Bado, W. Fagan, H. Adams. Rick Hudson 4-1 1.66 4 CG Ellis Butch Glover 4-3 4.02 3 CG 2 shutouts HONORS All-WVIAC: Rick Hudson PERFORMANCE Butch Glover no-hitter vs. Alderson-Broaddus, 13 strikeouts 3 walks Butch Glover complete game shutout vs. Mercer, (5-0) John Heyel one-hitter vs. Georgia Southern, (3-1) NOTE Team was hit-by-pitch 19 times HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Swept Marshall, (2-1, 8-2) Split with Appalachian State, (3-4, 2-0); Mercer, (5-0, 0-3); Georgia Southern, (3-1, 0-6) Played Morehead State, (4-5, 0-8); Furman, (8-14, 1-7) PHOTO Game photo Bob Polaski: The Comet, 5/6/71, pg. 6 Coach Nozica: 1971 Yearbook, pg. 138-139 Unidentified: 1971 Yearbook, pg. 138, 139, 140, 141 Practice photo Pete Ciccone: The Comet, 4/1/71, pg. 4

1972 15-11 (9-4) NAIA Playoffs Nozica WVIAC Champs ROSTER Stats below are from Spring Sports Media Guide 1973, not all players stats are listed in the guide, but team totals are. Steve Lickliter .358 81 AB 29 H 23 R 15 RBI 3 2B 3 3B 1 HR 8 SB Vic Carlucci .274 91 AB 25 H 13 R 7 RBI 2 2B 4 SB Junior Amburgey .280 89 AB 25 H 13 R 16 RBI 5 2B 3 HR 4 SB Steve Smoot .237 80 AB 19 H 7 R 9 RBI 1 2B 1 SB Frank Russo .178 73 AB 13 H 22 R 9 RBI 1 2B 2 3B 10 SB Randy Cappuccio .193 62 AB 12 H 8 R 2 RBI 2 2B 1 3B Butch Glover .392 28 AB 11 H 8 R 7 RBI 1 2B 1 3B 1 HR Whitey Ferrell .076 13 AB 1 H 2 R Mike Freeland .166 6 AB 1 H 1 RBI Robert Klatzkin 1.000 1 AB 1 H 1 R John Perri .181 11 AB 2 H 2 R 1 RBI Bob Polaski .377 90 AB 34 H 19 R 26 RBI 5 2B 4 3B 1 HR Al Fagan Six triples Butch Glover 6-2 3.06 64.2 IP 50 K 7 CG Whitey Ferrell 1-3 6.87 35.1 IP 31 K Fred Stump 4-3 5.35 37 IP 16 K John Perri 0-2 4.57 33.2 IP 36 K Bob Klatzkin 2-0 0.00 7.2 IP 6 K 0 H Dave Godby, Herb Peters, Roger Tincher, Pat Russo, Andy Glus, Randy Niebuhr, Alan Stern, Shelba Vincell, John Wood, Bill Whelan HONORS All-WVIAC: Bob Polaski, Steve Lickliter. PERFORMANCE Pitching Butch Glover struck out 12 vs. WV Tech Butch Glover two-hitter vs. Mercer, (7-1) Hitting Al Fagan 3 triples, HR vs. Concord 4/20/72. (The Comet, 4/27/72, pg. 4 has Fagan’s triples as part of a doubleheader) Al Fagan was fifth in the nation in triples, (6). Frank Russo stole five bases, including home vs. WV Tech. (The Comet, 4/27/72, pg. 4) Frank Russo walked 29 times, over one per game HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Split with Mercer, (7-1, 2-11) Played # 28 Georgia Southern, (5-8); Morehead State, (2-5, 3-4)

POST-SEASON NAIA Playoffs: Defeated Western Carolina, (4-3) in the opening round. Played High Point, (1-19); Pembroke State, (3-5) in successive rounds. AFTER MHC Bob Polaski signed by Cincinnati Reds. Photo of Polaski in Reds minor league (The Lamp, January 1973, pg. 5) PHOTO Team photo: 1972 Yearbook, pg. 174 Reunion photo, taken in 1997: University News, May 1st, pg. 1. Game photo Unidentified pitcher, batter: The Comet, 4/27/72, pg. 4 Assorted: 1972 Yearbook, pg. 174, 175, 176, 177 Photo Henry Adams: The Lamp, May 1972, pg. 3 Story/photo Steve Smoot: The Comet, 3/9/72, pg. 3

1973 14-19 (8-4) Southern Division Champs Nozica ROSTER Vic Carlucci .316 117 AB 37 H 21 R 4 2B 3 3B 2 HR 17 RBI 10 SB Butch Glover .216 37 AB Roger Chambers .313 83 AB 26 H 15 R 4 2B 2 3B 2 HR 12 RBI Richard Ferrell .400 20 AB Ernest Junior Amburgey (.240 108 AB 26 H 9 R 4 2B 2 3B 12 RBI) David Berlinsky, Howard Buckberg, Michael Burton, Randy Cappuccio (.195 92 AB 18 H 1 3B 1 HR 11 RBI); Robert Damron, Mike Freeland (.228 35 AB 11 R); Steve Hall (.186 59 AB); Robert Klatzkin, John Perri (.285 7 AB); Tom Miller (.166 6 AB); Steve Smoot (.229 109 AB 25 H 16 R 3 2B 1 3B 1 HR 16 RBI); Fred Stump, Roger Tincher, Paul Wilson, Frank Russo 9 HBP; Phil Francis (5 AB); Steve Lickliter Butch Glover 6-3 0.72 (sixth in the nation in ERA) 74.6 IP 6 ER 79 K 8 CG 3 shutouts 1 combined Rick Ferrell 4-3 2.38 45.1 IP, 12 ER 37 K 2 CG 2 shutouts 1 save Tom Miller 2-2 3.85 32.2 IP, 14 ER 15 K Phil Francis 2-4 3.57 32.2 IP, 13 ER 24 K 1 CG 1shutout John Perri 0-3 8.45 27.2 IP 28 K HONORS All-WVIAC: Butch Glover, Vic Carlucci Vic Carlucci named Outstanding College Athlete in America PERFORMANCE Pitching Team ERA: 3.21 Five game streak where pitching staff did not give up a run (The Comet, 5/3/73, pg. 8) Butch Glover sixth in the nation in earned run average, (0.72) Butch Glover two hit, 14 strikeouts vs. Concord, (1-0) Rick Ferrell three-hit shutout, ten strikeouts vs. Glenville Phil Francis shutout, ten strikeouts vs. Concord, (2-0) Hitting Vic Carlucci two triples vs. WV State Steve Lickliter would be a four sport letterman. Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Bowling. (Beckley Register Herald has a feature on Lickliter, 11/5/05, online)

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Kentucky, (1-6); Marshall, (3-4, 7-8), Virginia Tech, (1-9) Defeated West Virginia Tech, (23-0) NOTES Hall of Famer Monte Irvin spoke at the All-Sports Banquet Robert “Red” Hartman, Morris Harvey athletic trainer, umpired in the Little League World Series. Hartman was the first West Virginia native to umpire in the Little League World Series. PHOTO Team photo: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 71 Photo Vic Carlucci: The Lamp, June 1973, pg. 4; The Lamp, March 1973, pg. 6 Butch Glover: The Lamp, June 1973, pg. 4; The Lamp, March 1973, pg. 6 Steve Lickliter: The Lamp, March 1973, pg. 6 Steve Smoot: The Comet, 4/5/73, pg. 4, Taking batting practice Coach Nozica: The Lamp, March 1973, pg. 6 *photo from The Lamp, March 1973, pg. 6 is of Carlucci, Lickliter, Glover and Coach Nozica with the new pitching machine Game photo Mike Freeland: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 71 Unidentified players: 1973 Yearbook, pg. 70, 71, 72, 73

1974 20-16 (14-5) 2nd Nozica ROSTER Complete stats Steve Smoot .396, 50 H 7 2B, 4 3B 7 HR (led WVIAC) 40 RBI Vic Carlucci .400 (led WVIAC), 52 H 38 R 9 2B (led WVIAC), 3 3B, 6 HR (2nd conf), 27 RBI 9 SB (2nd conf) 130 AB Ken Given 17 SB (led WVIAC), 4 HR Mike Freeland .373 43 H 4 2B 5 3B (led WVIAC) 3 HR 28 RBI Stats after 19 games: Phil Francis Tom Miller John Perri Steve Brown Bill Woolwine Jack Gary Junior Amburgey .203 Randy Cappuccio .237 4 HR 10 RBI Greg Dalton .218 2 2B John McCormick .254 2 HR 9 RBI Bob Hutchinson Roger Chambers Steve Hall Butch Glover HR Complete stats Rick Ferrell 5-2 2.30 50 2/3 IP 13 ER 42 K 4 CG Butch Glover 6-1 1.22 66 1/3 IP 9 ER 68 K 7 CG 1 shutout HONORS All-WVIAC: Butch Glover, Vic Carlucci, Steve Smoot PERFORMANCE Pitching Ellis (Butch) Glover no-hitter vs. Alderson-Broaddus 3/26/74 (6-0) eight strikeouts three walks, Glover hit a home run in this game. According to the Comet, 4/4/74, pg. 4: Second no-hitter for Glover in his career (editors note: both no-hitters were against Alderson-Broaddus, previous one was in ’71). Butch Glover allowed one earned run in the first 35 innings pitched this season. Phil Francis struck out nine in win vs. WV Tech Hitting Steve Smoot 3 HR’s vs. Fairmont, 5/1/74 Vic Carlucci 4-for-4 vs. Morehead State

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Split with Marshall, (6-3, 2-9); Morehead State, (14-15, 8-6); Middle Tennessee State, (11-4, 4-14) Played Virginia Tech, (7-8, 10 innings) NOTES As of the May 2nd The Comet, pg.8: Smoot has the most runs batted in (25) to lead the NCAA D-III. Carlucci is eighth in batting, Smoot 11th. Ferrell (fourth) and Glover (eighth) in earned run average. VENUE Games played at Blackwell Field and Watt Powell Park MHC BASEBALL CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENT Vic Carlucci career average .312 (Summer ’98 Maroon and Gold, pg. 32) AFTER MHC Butch Glover signed with Pittsburgh Pirates Mike Freeland signed with Cleveland Indians According to the Summer ’98 Maroon and Gold, pg. 32: Carlucci was an assistant coach at Princeton. PHOTO Team photo: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 105 Game photo Vic Carlucci: The Comet, 4/4/74, pg. 4 Mike Freeland: 1974 Yearbook, pg. 107 Coach Nozica in the third base coaching box: The Comet, 4/11/74, pg. 4

1974 Yearbook, pg. 108 Unidentified: The Comet, 4/11/74, pg. 4 1974 Yearbook, pg. 105, 106, 107, 108 Unidentified: The Comet, 4/11/74, pg. 4 1974 Yearbook, pg. 105, 106, 107, 108 Pitcher, unidentified: The Comet, 4/18/74, pg. 4 Batter, unidentified: The Comet, 5/2/74, pg. 8

1975 8-19 (5-7) Nozica ROSTER Ken Given .349 86 AB 14 R 30 H 3 2B 3 3B 10 RBI 9 SB Randy Cappuccio .246 61 AB 8 R 15 H 1 2B 1 3B 6 RBI Paul Manley .244 78 AB 7 R 19 H 2 2B 5 3B 7 RBI Billy Joe Hicks .236 93 AB 15 R 22 H 3 2B 1 3B 5 RBI 10 SB Mark Beckett .231 78 AB 7 R 18 H 2 2B 5 RBI Steve Hall .217 83 AB 10 R 18 H 2 2B 6 RBI John McCormick .207 87 AB 9 R 18 H 2 2B 1 3B 11 RBI Steve Brown .200 5 AB 1 H Carl Mertz .194 36 AB 5 R 7 H 1 3B 6 RBI Dan Donovan .185 65 AB 6 R 12 H 2 2B 1 3B 6 RBI Bob Hutchinson .178 28 AB 3 R 5 H Roger Chambers .155 71 AB 3 R 11 H 1 2B 1 3B Steve Brown 5-2 1.23 52 1/3 IP 72 K 6 GS 3 CG Bill Woolwine 0-4 2.49 39 2/3 IP 19 K 5 GS 3 CG Dave Chittum 2-4 2.62 34 1/3 IP 34 K 5 GS 1 CG Joe Whitlock 0-4 18 1/3 IP 19 K 3 GS 1 CG Phil Francis 0-3 4.95 20 IP 21 K 6 GS Mike Pugliese 1-0 5.40 15 IP 8 K 1 GS John Perri 0-1 10 IP 12 K 1 GS Joe Sweetnich 0-1 8 1/3 IP 6 K HONORS All-WVIAC: Steve Brown, Ken Given HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated WVU, (2-1) in 14 innings, 4/7/75. Bases loaded single by Paul Manley. Dave Chittum eight innings of relief. Split with Morehead State, (0-5 Whitlock CG, 8-3) PERFORMANCE Steve Brown two-hitter vs. Concord Steve Brown three-hit, 13 strikeouts vs. WV State AFTER MHC Richard “Whitey” Ferrell drafted by Pittsburgh Pirates

PHOTO Team photo: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 103 Game photo Phil Francis: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 105 Coach Nozica: The Comet, 4/24/75, pg. 4

1975 Yearbook, pg. 11, 104 #20: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 104, 106 #9: 1975 Yearbook, pg. 105, 106 Unidentified: The Comet, 4/17/75, pg. 4 The Comet, 4/24/75, pg. 4 The Comet, 5/1/75, pg. 6 1975 Yearbook, pg. 102, 103, 104, 105, 106 1976 19-13 (12-6) 2nd Nozica Highest national ranking during the season: 23rd. ROSTER Ken Given .333 99 AB 25 R 33 H 4 2B 1 3B 3 HR 10 RBI 13 SB Ken Samms .325 117 AB 12 R 38 H 5 2B 3 3B 1 HR 12 RBI Billy Joe Hicks .324 111 AB 15 R 36 H 7 2B 1 3B 1 HR 17 RBI Paul Manley .267 105 AB 15 R 28 H 2 2B 3 3B 1 HR 20 RBI Mark Beckett .250 104 AB 16 R 26 H 1 2B 2 3B 13 RBI Roger Chambers .244 90 AB 16 R 22 H 3 2B 10 RBI Steve Hall .247 89 AB 8 R 22 H 2 2B 1 3B 13 RBI John McCormick .122 74 AB 9 R 9 H 2 2B 1 3B 7 RBI Dan Donovan .224 67 AB 8 R 15 H 3 2B 5 RBI Carl Mertz .277 65 AB 10 R 18 H 4 2B 1 3B 2 HR 6 RBI John Jividen .154 13 AB 3 R 2 H 1 2B 2 RBI Greg Mori .091 11 AB 3 R 1 H 3 RBI Rod Gregory .333 6 AB 1 R 2 H 1 HR 2 RBI Mike Pugliesi 1 R Mike Wilson Joe Sweetnich Gresham Steve Brown 5-5 3.24 56 IP 84 K 5 CG Dave Chittum 5-2 3.14 54 1/3 IP 39 K 5 CG Phil Francis 5-1 4.20 51 1/3 IP 34 K 4 CG Bill Woolwine 2-4 3.57 50 IP 35 K 5 CG 1 shutout Mike Pugliesi 2-1 4.69 23 IP 19 K Ray Lees 7 IP 4 K Jerry Lett

HONORS All-WVIAC: Ken Given, Phil Francis PERFORMANCE Pitching Steve Brown13.5 strikeouts per game-2nd IN THE NATION Steve Brown struck out 12 vs. Alderson-Broaddus Steve Brown 12 strikeouts vs. Davis and Elkins Bill Woolwine two-hit shutout, 13 strikeouts vs. Alderson-Broaddus, (4-0). Hitting Ken Samms five hits vs. Shorter College, 3/11/76. Samms was five-for-five, leading the comeback from a 7-0 deficit to win 11-8. (Comet, 3/25/76, pg. 4) Ken Given four hits vs. Glenville State Defense Finished ninth in the nation in team fielding Coaching Tom Nozica 100th career win during this season HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated West Virginia, (6-5), 4/7/76. Phil Francis was the winning pitcher. Played Virginia Tech, (2-3 10 innings, 1-9); Morehead State, (2-3, 5-6). Defeated Valdosta State, (4-3), 3/8/76. Nozica: “It’s one of the biggest wins we’ve ever had.” Dave Chittum was the winning pitcher. Swept #1 NAIA Marietta, both games were decided in the last at-bat. (Comet, 4/29/76, pg. 7) AFTER MHC Steve Brown drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies. Ken Given drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals.

PHOTO Team photo: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 101 Photo Phil Francis: The Comet, 4/29/76, pg. 7 Ken Given: The Comet, 3/25/76, pg. Ken Samms: The Comet, 3/25/76, pg. 4 The Lamp, June 1976, pg. 6 Game photo Eric Bailey: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 106 Mark Beckett: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 103, 106 Steve Brown: The Comet, 4/1/76, pg. 4; 4/22, pg. 4

The Lamp, June 1976, pg. 6 1976 Yearbook, pg. 102, 105

Roger Chambers: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 101 Dave Chittum: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 104 Dan Donovan: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 103 Phil Francis: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 101, 103, 104, 105 106, 107 Ken Given: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 102 Steve Hall: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 101, 105 Billy Joe Hicks: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 102 John Jividen: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 104 Ray Lees: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 104 Paul Manley: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 102 Carl Mertz: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 103 Greg Mori: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 105 Mike Pugliese: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 103, 106 Ken Samms: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 104 Coach Nozica: 1976 Yearbook, pg. 102, 105 The Comet, 4/1/76, pg.4 The Comet, 4/8/76, pg. 4 Unidentified: The Comet, 4/15/76, pg. 4 The Comet, 4/20/76, pg. 7, 8 1976 Yearbook, baseball section

1977 13-18 (11-7) Nozica ROSTER Carl Mertz .290 100 AB 18 R 29 H 5 2B 3 3B 3 HR 17 RBI Ken Samms .354 99 AB 5 R 35 H 5 2B 1 3B 1 HR 28 RBI Dan Donovan .274 95 AB 13 R 26 H 4 2B 3 3B 1 HR 17 RBI Paul Manley .278 90 AB 18 R 25 H 4 2B 4 3B 1 HR 13 RBI Greg Mori .322 87 AB 19 R 28 H 3 2B 5 3B 1 HR Mark Beckett .304 69 AB 22 R 21 H 1 2B 2 3B 4 SB 4 RBI Rod Gregory .234 64 AB 17 R 15 H 2 2B 1 3B 5 RBI John Jividen .375 64 AB 12 R 24 H 3 2B 1 HR 15 RBI Joe Natalie .333 48 AB 7 R 16 H 1 2B 3 3B 5 RBI Panzera .205 44 AB 9 R 9 H 1 3B 1 HR 7 RBI Eric Bailey .250 44 AB 6 R 11 H 2 2B 8 RBI Pecora .171 41 AB 11 R 7 H 1 3B 3 RBI Andrew Graiser .282 39 AB 12 R 11 H 2 2B 1 3B 4 RBI Underwood .250 8 AB 2 R 2 H 2 RBI Furin .200 5 AB 1 H 1 RBI Steve Brown 2-3 2.84 31 2/3 IP 55 K 2 CG Dave Chittum 3-4 2.58 52 1/3 IP 46 K 5 CG Bill Woolwine 4-3 1.48 48 2/3 IP 54 K 5 CG 8 ER Mike Pugliese 2-5 4.42 38 2/3 IP 22 K 2 CG Jeff Lakas 1-1 4.28 21 IP 7 K 1 CG Jerry Boggs 1-1 5.25 12 IP 6 K Ray Lees 0-1 5 IP John Freitas 4 IP 2 K Bob Arison 3 2/3 IP 3 K HONORS All-WVIAC: Ken Samms PERFORMANCE Pitching Steve Brown 15.5 strikeouts per game LED THE NATION 3/8/77 Bill Woolwine no-hitter vs. Rose Hulman (6-0), struck out 11 4/8/77 Steve Brown no-hitter vs. Concord (4-0), struck out 13 Hitting John Jividen .361 (2nd in WVIAC) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Marshall, (1-4, 7-12); West Virginia, (3-7); Virginia Tech, (5-7, 0-9). AFTER MHC Phil Francis drafted by the Chicago White Sox Dan Donovan drafted by the Oakland Athletics

PHOTO Team photo: 1977 Yearbook, pg. 79 Photo Coach Nozica: The Comet, 4/21/77, pg. 4 Game photo Assorted: 1977 Yearbook, pg.82, 83, 84 1978 16-18 (15-7) Nozica ROSTER Ken Samms .423 112 AB 23 R 47 H 11 2B 6 3B 2 HR 21 RBI (Another source, compiled stats done from 1970-87, has Samms average at .420) Geno Anania .326 92 AB 21 R 30 H 2 2B 11 RBI 7 SB Eric Bailey .303 66 AB 11 R 20 H 9 RBI Mark Beckett .345 113 AB 28 R 39 H 4 2B 6 3B 2 HR 21 RBI 6 SB Kevin Engler .286 91 AB 17 R 26 H 4 2B 1 3B 3 HR 13 RBI Andrew Graiser .147 34 AB Jerry Mallett .182 88 AB 15 R 16 H 4 3B 10 RBI Greg Mori .226 115 AB 20 R 26 H 3 3B 3 HR 21 RBI 8 SB Joe Natalie .348 46 AB 11 R 16 H 2 HR 8 RBI Kevin Smith 19 AB 3 R Dan Teel . .274 113 AB 17 R 31 H 7 2B 2 3B 1 HR 6 SB 17 RBI Rodney Sisson .333 3 AB 1 R Thomas Riggan .290 100 AB 20 R 29 H 3 HR 20 RBI 7 SB Peyton Montgomery John Freitas Bob Arison 5-3 36 2/3 IP 19 K 2 CG Jerry Boggs 3-5 3.85 60 2/3 IP 60 K 4 CG 1 save Dave Chittum 5-4 2.89 65 2/3 IP 81 K 7 CG Jeff Lakas 2-4 38 IP 25 K 3 CG Mike Pugliese 0.00 1 2/3 IP 1 K Rodney Sisson 1-0 16 1/3 IP 9 K 1 CG; Kevin Engler 0-2 14 IP 4 K 1 CG Joe Natalie 2 IP HONORS Ken Samms: All-WVIAC Ken Samms: WVIAC Hitter of the Year Ken Samms: All-American (Honorable Mention)

PERFORMANCE Pitching Bob Arison three-hitter vs. Davis and Elkins Jerry Boggs shutout vs. Glenville State Jerry Boggs four-hitter vs Concord Dave Chittum three hit, 12 strikeouts vs. WV Tech Dave Chittum three hit, 12 strikeouts vs. Concord Dave Chittum threw 1,147 pitches during this season Jeff Lakas four hit shutout vs. Armstrong State Hitting Joe Natalie six runs batted in vs. Fairmont Ken Samms two triples vs. Glenville According to The Comet, 4/28/78, pg. 6, NCAA D-II stat rankings (after 25 games): Ken Samms is ranked fourth in hitting, third in doubles per game. Team had 49 stolen bases HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Virginia Tech, (1-2, 0-1); Morehead State, (5-9). Defeated Fairmont, (23-17) PHOTO Team photo: The Comet, 4/20/78, pg. 4

1978 Yearbook, pg. 34. Game photo Mark Beckett: The Comet, 3/30/78, pg. 4 Dave Chittum: The Comet, 4/6/78, pg. 4 Ken Samms: The Comet, 4/28/78, pg. 4 Coach Nozica: The Comet, 4/13/78, pg. 3 Assorted: The Comet, 4/13/78, pg. 3 1978 Yearbook, pg. 35, 36, 37

1979 13-17 (11-6) ROSTER Steve Miller .346 104 AB 15 R 36 H 4 2B 7 3B 17 RBI 3 SB Geno Anania .277 94 AB 13 R 26 H 3 2B 14 RBI 1 SB Ken Samms .354 96 AB 18 R 34 H 4 2B 5 3B 16 RBI Joe Natalie .258 62 AB 12 R 16 H 2 3B 11 RBI Kevin Engler .250 68 AB 5 R 17 H 3 2B 1 HR 8 RBI Jeff Antill .308 39 AB 8 R 12 H 5 2B 2 3B 8 RBI Jeff Barnes .292 89 AB 11 R 26 H 4 2B 2 3B 1 HR 10 RBI Ernie Dodge 1.000 1 AB 1 R Ed Hines .179 28 AB 1 2B 2 RBI Jeff Lakas 1.000 1 AB Dan Teel .289 83 AB 14 R 24 H 8 2B 1 3B 15 RBI Tom Riggan .225 40 AB 4 RBI Craig Engler .372 86 AB 25 R 32 H 6 2B 5 3B 13 RBI 2 SB Bob Fisher .118 34 AB 1 2B 2 RBI Wayne McCoy 2 AB Bob Arison 1 AB Jerry Boggs 1 AB Kevin Smith Jerry Campbell Bob Arison 0-1 15 IP 4 K Jeff Barnes 2-2 3.02 44.2 IP 36 K 4 CG Jerry Boggs 4-4 2.71 53 IP 53 K 6 CG 1 save Jeff Lakas 1-3 23.1 IP 5 K 2 CG Ray Lees 0-1 2.1 IP Wayne McCoy 0-0 3.38 2.2 IP 3 K Mike Miles 1-1 2.19 12.1 IP 7 K; David Tate 5-3 3.32 46 IP 38 K 5 CG PERFORMANCE Jeff Barnes three hitter, eight strikeouts vs. Concord David Tate four-hitter vs. West Liberty David Tate four hit, nine strikeouts vs. Glenville HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played South Carolina, (5-7); Marshall, (3-6 Jeff Barnes 3-run HR, 4-7); Ohio, (0-6); Virginia Tech, (4-5); Louisville, (0-8)

PHOTO Team photo: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 46. Photo Craig Engler: The Perspectus, 4/12/79, pg. 4 Coach Nozica: The Perspectus, 3/8/79, pg. 4 Game photo Geno Anania: The Perspectus, 4/27/79, pg. 6 1979 Yearbook, pg. 47, 48 Jeff Antill: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 49 Jeff Barnes: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 47 1979 Yearbook, pg. 49 Jerry Campbell: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 46 Ernie Dodge: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 48 1979 Yearbook, pg. 49 Craig Engler: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 48 Bob Fisher: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 48 Ed Himes: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 48 Jeff Lakas: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 47, 83 Wayne McCoy: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 46 1979 Yearbook, pg. 48 Steve Miller: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 47, 48 Joe Natalie: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 49 Tom Riggan: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 47, 83 Ken Samms: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 47, 48 Dave Tate: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 46 Coach Nozica: 1979 Yearbook, pg. 48, 83)

1980 8-18 (6-10) Nozica ROSTER Geno Anania .378 90 AB 18 R 34 H 10 RBI 4 2B 2 3B 4 SB Jeff Antill .360 75 AB 16 R 27 H 9 RBI 5 2B 1 3B 3 HR Jeff Barnes .307 88 AB 14 R 27 H 19 RBI 7 2B 6 HR Joe Natalie .313 83 AB 14 R 26 H 15 RBI 4 2B 1 3B 1 HR Steve Miller four triples Ernie Dodge, Tom Steadman, Chris Marlowe, Tom Riggan, Joe Santangelo, Ed Hines, Walt Stern, Mike Feeney, Scott Fowler David Tate, Bob Domena, Mike Sullivan, Bob Kuhn, Rick Atkinson, Bob Fisher, Steve Boeckel. Jeff Barnes 4-1 2 CG 1 save Bob Arison CG Jeff Lakas CG Jerry Boggs 43 K in 39 IP HONORS All-WVIAC: Joe Natalie PERFORMANCE Pitching Bob Arison complete game two hitter vs. Salem Jeff Barnes complete game seven strikeout one earned run vs. Marshall, (5-4) Jeff Barnes complete game three-hitter 10 strikeouts vs Concord Jeff Barnes complete game three-hitter vs. Fairmont Jeff Lakas complete game three-hitter vs. Concord Team earned run average, 3.74. Hitting Jeff Barnes two home runs in a game vs. WV State Jeff Barnes numbers for the final week of the season: 9-of-20, 3 HR, 6 RBI. Steve Miller five runs batted in vs. Louisville Team batting average, .295

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Split at Louisville, (15-11, 4-23) down 11-4 in the final inning of first game, scored 11 in the 7th inning; Marshall, (7-14, 5-4) Played West Virginia, (5-16); Morehead State, (2-5, 3-8). According to the 1980 Yearbook: 6-4 win over previously undefeated Davis & Elkins in the last game of the season. NOTE Rain wiped out fourteen games on the schedule AFTER MHC/UC Jim Holland, ’80 grad, sports editor for the Colloquy, went on to be general manager of the minor league Princeton Rays. PHOTO Team photo: 1980 Yearbook, pg. 58 Photo Geno Anania: The Colloquy, 4/3/80, pg. 6 Jeff Barnes: The Colloquy, 3/21/80, pg. 6

The Colloquy, 5/8/80, pg. 6 Game photo Jeff Antill: The Colloquy, 4/24, pg. 8

1980 Yearbook, pg. 58, 59 Bob Arison: 1980 Yearbook, pg. 59 Eddie Hines: 1980 Yearbook, pg. 59 Tom Riggan: 1980 Yearbook, pg. 59

1981 18-21 (14-6) NAIA Area 7 playoffs Nozica WVIAC Champs WVIAC Southern Division Champs ROSTER Geno Anania .330 91 AB 23 R 30 H 14 RBI 8 2B 1 HR Eric Lee .319 113 AB 34 R 36 H 18 RBI 10 2B 1 3B 4 HR 8 SB Steve Parks .363 113 AB 37 R 41 H 30 RBI 12 2B 3 3B 3 HR Jeff Barnes .394 104 AB 23 R 41 H 44 RBI 9 2B 1 3B 11 HR Steve Miller .264 91 AB 28 R 24 H 10 RBI 4 2B 11 SB Mike Anjari .305 118 AB 13 R 36 H 13 RBI 3 2B Joe Fisher .211 109 AB 8 R 23 H 11 RBI 6 2B Alan Thompson .243 103 AB 2 R 25 H 8 RBI 1 2B 1 HR Dan Bailey .190 David Daniel .335 Peyton Montgomery, Claudio Sciara, Ken Lee, David Tate, Jeff Estep, Gary Justice, Tom Shannon, Brian Hamilton, Louis Swink, Jon Palomino, Barry Walker Jeff Barnes 8-5 3.17 79 1/3 IP 68 K 14 GS 7 CG David Tate 4-8 4.94 74 1/3 IP 68 K 14 GS 5 CG Assistant coach: Herb Peters HONORS Jeff Barnes All-WVIAC Jeff Barnes All-Area 7 Jeff Barnes NAIA All-American PERFORMANCE Pitching David Tate 12 strikeouts vs WV State Hitting Jeff Barnes (with a few games left in season) was top ten in nation in: home runs, RBI’s and batting average. Jeff Barnes two home runs vs. Concord Jeff Barnes two home runs, including a grand slam vs. West Liberty Team walked 223 times Steve Parks walked 30 times Team had 42 sacrifice hits Dan Bailey had seven sacrifice hits Fielding Team had 323 assists

HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played West Virginia, (1-7); Louisville, (4-11, 7-8); Morehead State, (12-18) During the ‘81 regular season, UC played the Triple A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, the Charleston Charlies, at Watt Powell in an exhibition game. Charlies players from that game to later play in the majors: Von Hayes, Mike Fischlin, Karl Pagel, Chris Bando, Jim Lentine, Glen Borgmann, Rod Craig, Sandy Wihtol and Bobby Cuellar. Charlies won 9-1. POST-SEASON Area 7 playoffs: played Cumberland (KY), (7-9); Wingate, (2-17). VENUE Most home games played at Watt Powell Park NOTES Jeff Barnes compiled a eight year long win streak of 25 games pitched at Watt Powell Park, including Senior Little League, high school and college. February 10, 1981: Marty Brenneman and Joe Nuxhall, Cincinnati Reds announcers, on campus for question-and-answer session. (Photo of Brennaman and Nuxhall during the appearance in the Colloquy, 2/19/81, pg. 4; 1981 Yearbook, pg. 42) AFTER MHC/UC Jeff Barnes drafted by the Texas Rangers According to the Spring 2005 Maroon and Gold, pg 15: ‘A champion powerlifter, Barnes set a national record in the bench press in 1997.’ PHOTO Team photo: flickr.com UC sports archives

1981 Yearbook, pg. 34 Game photo Mike Anjari: flickr.com UC sports archives

1981 Yearbook, pg. 34, 35 Geno Anania: flickr.com UC sports archives

1981 Yearbook, pg. 35 Joe Fisher: flickr.com UC sports archives

1981 Yearbook, pg. 35 Brian Hamilton: 1981 Yearbook, pg. 35 Steve Parks: flickr.com UC sports archives

1981 Yearbook, pg. 35 David Tate: flickr.com UC sports archives

1981 Yearbook, pg. 35

Alan Thompson: flickr.com UC sports archives 1981 Yearbook, pg. 35

1982 10-20-1 (8-11-1) District 28 playoff Nozica ROSTER David Daniel .393 89 AB 18 R 35 H 28 RBI 7 2B 1 3B 10 HR Dan Bailey 28 BB Steve Parks .330 109 AB 26 R 36 H 19 RBI 6 2B 4 3B 2 HR 6 SB Rob Vereen Mike Anjari Peyton Montgomery Jeff Weller Brian Hamilton Lew Swink Darin Hupp Mark Daniel Alan Thompson Kelvin Washington Ken Lee Jeff Estep 10 CG Tim Milam 9 CG Barry Walker 3 saves Assistant coach: Steve Brown PERFORMANCE David Daniel 2 HR vs. Concord HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated West Virginia, (13-10). Split with Marshall, (6-4, 0-7). Played Ohio, (0-7). NOTES Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall, radio voices of the Cincinnati Reds answered questions and talked baseball, February. 1983 12-15 (10-8) Nozica ROSTER Steve Parks (.442, 3 2B, 2 HR); David Daniel (.365, 1 3B, 3 HR); Dan Bailey, Ken Lee, Dave Hinnegan (1 HR); Willie Fields, Mark Daniel, Rusty Cadden, Tom Davis (3 wins, CG); Mike Anjari, Brian Hamilton, Brian Bulger, Stan Gray, Kelvin Washington, Chris Belcher (2 wins, CG, 4 saves); Dwayne Miller (2 wins); Mark Moles, Rich Hess, Jeff Estep (1 win, shutout); Lew Swink, Claudio Sciara (1 win); Tom Doherty, Darin Hupp 3 saves Assistant coach: Steve Brown

HONORS All-WVIAC: Steve Parks PERFORMANCES Hitting David Daniel two home runs vs. WV Tech Steve Parks three doubles vs. Alderson-Broaddus Brian Bulger had 35 singles for the season STREAK Seven game win streak as of April 21, 1983 HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Marshall, (1-12); Morehead State, (2-9). VENUE Played at Watt Powell Park PHOTO Team photo: 1983 Yearbook, pg. 60. Game photo Willie Fields: The Colloquy, 3/31/83, pg. 4 Unidentified photos: 1983 Yearbook, pg. 60

1984 13-13 (11-6) WVIAC Tournament Semi-Finalist Nozica ROSTER Brian Bulger .383 26 hits 18 RBI Dan Bailey, Mike Anjari, Rick Fisher, Stan Gray, Tom Davis, Dave Hinnegan, Chris Belcher, Dwayne Miller, Mitch Marlow, Ray Cadden, Ken Lee, Brian Hamilton, Claudio Sciara, Jeff Estep, Dave Daniel, Mark Daniel, Steve Parks, Darin Hupp HONORS All-WVIAC: Brian Bulger PERFORMANCE Fielding Team only had 27 errors in 26 games for a fielding percentage of .964. Coaching Tom Nozica 200th career win during the season PHOTO Team photo: 1984 Yearbook, pg. 70. Photo Coach Nozica: Alumni News, Fall 1984, pg. 11. Game photos Unidentified: 1984 Yearbook, pg. 70

1985 14-21 (13-9) WVIAC Playoffs Nozica Mark Moore .355 38 hits 24 RBI 5 HR 8 SB Stan Gray 1 HR Mike Scarnici HONORS All-WVIAC: Mark Moore PERFORMANCE Pitching Mike Scarnici no-hitter vs. Bluefield State, 11 strikeouts, five walks Hitting Mark Moore three home runs on the Southern spring break trip. (Eagle Dispatch, 3/29/85, pg. 4) NOTE Winter of ’85, Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall hosted a Question and Answer session in Geary Auditorium

1986 14-20 (13-9) Nozica ROSTER Mark Moore .463 123 AB 38 R 57 H 38 RBI 12 HR Stan Gray Mike Winters Seven doubles as of 4/25/86 (The Eagle Dispatch) Marty Komer 11 2B (full season); six stolen bases as of 4/25/86 (The Eagle Dispatch) Brian Bulger Tom Walls 2-1 as of 4/25/86 (The Eagle Dispatch) Phil Woods 9 CG (full season); 3 wins, 3.34 ERA as of 4/25/86 (The Eagle Dispatch) Jody Molder 1-3 HONORS All-WVIAC: Mark Moore, Brian Bulger PERFORMANCE Pitching Tom Walls had a four-hitter vs. Shepherd. Phil Woods tossed a six-hitter with six strikeouts vs. Marshall. Hitting Mark Moore’s .463 average for a season in the top twenty all-time WVIAC (as of 2010) Brian Bulger had 34 singles for the season Mark Moore had 33 singles for the season HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated Marshall (2-1). Played Morehead State (3-10); Ohio (2-14). PHOTO Game photos Unidentified: 1986 Yearbook, pg. 47, 64. Story/photo Stan Gray: The Eagle Dispatch, 3/21/86, pg. 4.

1987 21-18 (15-5) District 28 playoff Nozica ROSTER Mark Moore .355 137 AB 47 H 7 HR 37 RBI Mike Myers .378 Mark Stevens .275 Brent Payne .270 Steve Anderson .302 Roger Miller .298 Marty Komer .291 148 AB 34 R Kent Shutey .250 Tom Walls 4-4, 2.45 Phil Woods 6-3, 3.48 Jody Molder 6-3, 3.64 71.2 IP Jeff Wooten 10 IP HONORS All-WVIAC: Mark Moore, Jody Molder Tom Nozica WVIAC Coach of the Year PERFORMANCE Hitting Steve Anderson had seven sacrifice hits Mike Myers hit by pitch five times Jeff Torrelli 5-10 AB, 4 RBI vs WV State during playoffs Team scored 15 runs in an inning vs. WV Tech Team batted in 201 runs Fielding Team had 842 putouts HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Split with Marshall Played Cincinnati, (4-7 14 innings); West Virginia, (2-12) On the spring trip, played Columbus and Valdosta, both ranked in the top twenty. (Eagle Dispatch 4/14/87, pg. 4) STREAK Ten game win streak during the season POST-SEASON Best of three series with WV State (UC sweep); lost following series to West Liberty in three games.

1988 16-21 (11-5) Nozica ROSTER Marty Komer, Kent Shutey, Tom Walls, Steve Anderson, Jack Goddess, Jody Molder, Brent Payne, Phil Woods, John Evans, Jim Frey, Tim Hales, Roger Miller, Mike Myers, Mark Stevens, Todd Veleber, Dan DeVos, Jeff Jones, Chris Marchini, Ken Pasuik, Mike Rudd, Frank Tassielli. HONORS All-WVIAC: Mike Myers, Brent Payne Mike Myers WVIAC Scholar-Athlete (Story in The Golden Reporter, 9/23/88, pg. 4) PERFORMANCE Mike Myers two grand slams HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Played Ball State; Morehead State; West Virginia, (4-7); Marshall. PHOTO Game photo Assorted: 1988 Yearbook, pgs. 90, 91 1989 20-19 (11-7) Nozica ROSTER Dan DeVos, Mike Myers (HR); Tony Rodriguez .306 (HR); Jack Goddess (HR); Brent Payne (HR); Jim Frey, Ken Pasuik, Bill Murray, Tim Hales, Mark Stevens, Phil Woods, Roger Miller, Steve Anderson, Jeff Wooten HONORS All-WVIAC: Mike Myers, Tony Rodriguez. Mike Myers WVIAC Hitter of the Year PERFORMANCE Dan DeVos one-hitter vs. Muskingum HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated #12 Central Missouri State, (9-4) Played West Virginia, (2-17); Morehead State, (4-12); Illinois State, (1-10, 3-13); Troy (0-3); Western Illinois, (3-7); #1 D-III Marietta, (2-14). PHOTO Game photo Bill Murray: Alumni Magazine, Fall 1989, pg. 18 Unidentified: 1989 Yearbook, pg. 106, 107

Story/photo Dan DeVos: The Golden Reporter, 4/14/89, pg. 3. 1990 18-17 WVIAC Champs Nozica ROSTER Complete stats Tony Rodriguez .429 40 RBI 22 SB 6 HR (HR as of 4/5/90, Golden Reporter) Dave Pyc 4-4 Stats not complete Jeff Wooten 1 win Bill Murray Mike Meyers HR Mark Stevens Jim Frey 1 win Roger Miller Tim Hales 2 wins Jeff Hamme 3-1 Dan Devos HONORS All-WVIAC: Tony Rodriguez Tony Rodriguez NAIA All-American Tom Nozica WVIAC Coach of the Year PERFORMANCE WVIAC Southern Division Champs Tom Nozica 300th career win during this season HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played West Virginia, (0-10) NOTE (4-12 WVIAC record) last reported, Golden Reporter, 1990 VENUE Played home games at Watt Powell Park PHOTO Game photo Coach Nozica: Alumni Magazine, Fall 1990, pg. 16, 17 #2: 1990 Yearbook, pg. 133 Unidentified: 1990 Yearbook, pg. 132, 133

1991 16-17 (10-9) Nozica ROSTER Stats complete Brandon Lanza .370 Tony Rodriguez .353 (2 HR, steal of home) Brian Monteleone .301 Jason Spears .298 Britt Hayes .295 Dave Pyc 4-5, 1.90, two shutouts Ken Pasiuk 3-4, 1.96 Stats not complete Jess Kuhl (HR), Jason Noni, Mike Toler, Dan Duffy, Frank Tasielli HR, Shane Moore, Joe Shannon, Jeff Hamme Dan Devos 6 wins HONORS All-WVIAC: Tony Rodriguez All-Region: Tony Rodriguez PERFORMANCE Pitching Dan Devos no-hitter vs. Concord (5-0), 7 strikeouts, 3 walks Dave Pyc 72 K’s for the season led the WVIAC. Dave Pyc 12 K’s vs. West Liberty Dave Pyc 10 K’s vs. WV Tech Dave Pyc and Dan Devos combined on a six-hitter to defeat West Virginia, (2-1 10 innings) Hitting According to the Spring 2008 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22: Rodriguez led the WVIAC in stolen bases, completing 21 of 22 attempts. (Editors note: Does not say which year this occurred.) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENTS Defeated West Virginia, (2-1, 10 innings). According to the year-by-year schedule on West Virginia’s athletic website, University of Charleston is the last WVIAC team to defeat West Virginia. Split with Duquesne (4-0, 3-9).

AFTER UC Tony Rodriguez was a 1991 Boston Red Sox 10th round pick Jess Kuhl was on a Athletes in Action team that toured Australia during the summer. (Source: Spring ’91 Alumni News, back page) MAJOR LEAGUE NOTE Tony Rodriguez played in 27 games with the Boston Red Sox in 1996. PHOTO Tony Rodriguez: While in the minor leagues in the Maroon and Gold, Fall 1992, pg. 12. Game photo Brian Monteleone: 1991 Yearbook, pg. 28 #2: 1991 Yearbook, pg. 28 #11: 1991 Yearbook, pg. 28 Unidentified: 1991 Yearbook, pg. 28

Golden Reporter, 4/8/91, pg. 6 Student spotlight Ken Pasuik: The Golden Reporter, 2/19/91, pg. 5

1992 13-15-1 (4-10) Nozica ROSTER Stats are incomplete: Darrin Virag 19 hits; Britt Hayes 19 hits, 5 2B; Brandon Lanza 5 2B; Brian Monteleone 2 HR; Jason Noni; Jess Kuhl; Mike Toler; Nick Rotosky; Jason Spears; Jeff Hamme; Dan Duffy; Scott Geyer; Scott Rawson, Dave Swingle, Matt Morley, Jay Canterbury, Greg Geary (Pyc’s stats are complete) Dave Pyc 4-1, 1.37 59 IP 83 K 4 CG 3 shutouts 9 earned runs Ken Pasiuk CG PERFORMANCE Pitching Dave Pyc led the NAIA in strikeouts 83 K in 59 innings Dave Pyc 3rd in NAIA in ERA, 1.37, 9 earned runs total Dave Pyc’s earned run average for the season, (1.37), in top ten all-time WVIAC (as of 2010). Dave Pyc 34 straight innings without an earned run Dave Pyc pitched two one-hitters and a two-hitter Dave Pyc 11 K 1 BB in a win over D&E Dave Pyc 14 K in win over Kentucky Christian Dave Pyc’s spring break: 2-1, 19 innings, 0.00 ERA, 1 unearned run, 29 K, 3 BB Ken Pasiuk 11 strikeouts in complete game win vs. Shawnee State. Hitting Brian Monteleone 5 RBI, including a grand slam vs. Marietta, 4/92 HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated Tennessee Tech, (3-2) Shawnee State was coached by former major leaguer Al Oliver AFTER UC Dave Pyc signed by Los Angeles Dodgers; later advanced to Triple A Albuquerque. NOTES Dave Swingle, 6’10”, tallest baseball player in school history.

PHOTO Dan Duffy: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 39 Scott Geyer: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 38 Brandon Lanza: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 38 Brian Monteleone: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 39 Coach Nozica: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 39 Unidentified: 1992 Yearbook, pg. 39 Student spotlight/photo Jason Spears: The Golden Reporter, 8/21/91, pg. 4 Story/photo Dave Pyc: Golden Reporter, 3/18/92, pg. 6 1993 14-15 (9-10) Nozica ROSTER Stats not complete Darren Virag HR Albert Magriz GSHR Britt Hayes HR Jason Spears .360 after 10 games Dan Duffy .320 after 10 games, HR Mike Peavley .476 (10-21), HR Brian Monteleone Grand Slam HR Mike Markowski HR Joe Shannon, Jess Kuhl, Scott Geyer, Jon Strickland, Mark Trocchio, Ryan Pritchett, Kevin Powers, Geoff Rayes, Craig Bays, Jay Canterbury, Charles Hayes, Ryan Manuel, Mike McMillion, Greg Vargo, Christopher Wise Scott Rawson 6-2 complete season; 1.69 ERA in 26 2/3 last reported. Greg Geary CG John Hellock CG Greg Vargo CG, shutout Chris Seiler 1 save PERFORMANCE Team 4 wins in 23 hours: Friday night doubleheader sweep of Bluefield State, followed by a doubleheader sweep of Alderson-Broaddus the next afternoon. Pitching Scott Rawson had a complete game, 5-hit win vs. Fairmont State Scott Rawson complete game win vs. St. Francis (IN) struck out seven Scott Rawson two-hitter vs. St. Norbert (WI) Greg Geary complete game win vs. Alderson-Broaddus

John Hellock complete game win vs. Concord Greg Vargo three-hit shutout vs. Heidelberg Hitting Darin Virag 4-for-4 in win vs. Shepherd NOTES Rain postponed nine games in a row PHOTO Team photo: 1993 Yearbook, pg. 19. Game photo Scott Geyer: Golden Reporter, 4/8/93, pg. 1, 7 Unidentified: 1993 Yearbook, pg. 6, 19. 1994 16-18-1 (8-11-1) Nozica ROSTER Darren Virag .375 120 AB 23 R 45 H 34 RBI 10 2B 3 HR 6 SB Jason Spears .306 111 AB 30 R 34 H 23 RBI 5 2B 2 HR Jason Kline .220 100 AB 15 R 22 H 19 RBI 5 2B 1 HR Joe Shannon .260 96 AB 15 R 25 H 12 RBI 4 2B Paul Konstanty .219 96 AB 27 R 21 H 12 RBI 2 2B 2 HR 5 SB Mike Peavley .292 89 AB 11 R 26 H 17 RBI 6 2B 1 HR Dan Duffy .258 89 AB 8 R 23 H 14 RBI 3 2B 1 HR Jon Strickland .246 61 AB 14 R 15 H 11 RBI 1 2B 1 3B Brad Baglio .295 44 AB 2 R 13 H 5 RBI 1 2B 1 HR Scott Sharp .308 39 AB 12 R 12 H 4 RBI 1 3B Geoff Rayes .211 38 AB 9 R 8 H 5 RBI 1 2B Eric Sampsell .258 31 AB 14 R 8 H 2 RBI 2 2B Jay Shannon .364 11 AB 1 R 4 H 2 RBI Scott Rawson 5-3 6.60 49 IP 19 K 2 CG Scott Geyer 3-4 4.66 46 1/3 IP 31 K 3 CG John Hellock 2-5 5.70 41 IP 24 K 3 CG Ryan Manuel 1-3 6.34 31 1/3 IP 10 K Chris Niewierowski 3-2 5.78 28 IP 12 K 5 saves Scott Sharp 1-0 23 2/3 IP 10 K Jamie Billings 1-1 14 2/3 IP 7 K 2 saves HONORS All-WVIAC: Darin Virag Joe Shannon Senior Scholar Athlete Award (One Valley Bank). PHOTO Game photo Unidentified: 1994 Yearbook, pg. 27

Practice photo Unidentified: 1994 Yearbook, pg. 27 Coach Nozica in the batting cage: 1994 Yearbook, pg. 27 1995 9-25-1 (8-12) Nozica ROSTER Jason Kline .308 104 AB 13 R 32 H 15 RBI 4 2B 1 3B 3 HR Eric Sampsell .245 102 AB 14 R 25 H 14 RBI 3 2B 1 3B Paul Konstanty .376 93 AB 26 R 35 H 19 RBI 7 2B 1 3B 3 HR 14 SB Bill Day .188 64 AB 12 H 5 RBI Geoff Rayes .127 55 AB 4 R 7 H 2 RBI Mike McMillion .302 43 AB 6 R 13 H 5 RBI 3 2B Mike Peavley .209 43 AB 3 R 9 H 3 RBI 1 2B Jim Pennington .212 33 AB 7 R 7 H 2 RBI 1 2B Jay Shannon .167 24 AB 1 R 4 H 6 RBI 1 2B Scott Geyer .238 21 AB 5 H 3 RBI John Sanese .300 10 AB 1 R 3 H 2 RBI 1 2B Jamie Ball .167 6 AB 1 H Nate Haine 1 R Jamie Billings 1 R Scott Geyer 2-5 3.91 46 IP 32 K 5 CG Nate Haine 1-6 5.24 44 2/3 IP 25 K 3 CG John Hellock 1-4 7.04 23 IP 5 K Ryan Manuel 1-0 3.60 15 IP 6 K Chris Niewierowski 0-1 5.14 14 IP 6 K Jamie Billings 5 1/3 IP 1 K 0 ER HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played Tennessee Tech, (4-9) PHOTO Game photo Scott Geyer: The Eagle’s Nest, 3/8/95, pg. 1.

1996 13-21 (10-10) Nozica ROSTER Some stats not reported Eric Sampsell .278 108 AB 35 R 30 H 12 RBI 6 2B 3 3B 3 HR 7 SB Mark Stambush .310 100 AB 13 R 31 H 16 RBI 4 2B Matt Parsons .333 99 AB 17 R 33 H 19 RBI 9 2B 1 HR Brandon Marshall .247 97 AB 12 R 24 H 13 RBI 6 2B Paul Konstanty .250 96 AB 18 R 24 H 18 RBI 3 2B 1 3B 7 SB Scott Sharp .308 65 AB 12 R 20 H 9 RBI 3 2B 1 3B Geoff Rayes .189 53 AB 8 R 10 H 7 RBI 1 2B 1 3B David Starr .173 52 AB 9 R 9 H 6 RBI 1 3B Mike Haight .225 40 AB 3 R 9 H 2 RBI John Hellock .306 36 AB 3 R 11 H 4 RBI 1 2B Ryan Snyder 9 AB Brad Spencer 3 AB Nathan Haine 1 AB Nathan Haine 5-3 3.39 63 2/3 IP 39 K 9 GS 8 CG Brad Spencer 4-4 2.70 46 2/3 IP 30 K 8 GS 6 CG John Hellock 2-5 5.92 41 IP 21 K 6 GS 3 CG Ryan Manuel 0-0 4.73 12 2/3 IP 3 K Scott Sharp 0-0 4.91 7 1/3 IP 5 K Brandon Marshall 3 IP 1 K PERFORMANCE Mark Stambush on the Florida spring break was 14-for-17 batting. (The Eagle, 2/26/97, pg. 8)

1997 12-24 (10-12) Nozica ROSTER Chad Sommers .333 129 AB 20 R 43 H 15 RBI 5 2B Mark Stambush .333 117 AB 20 R 39 H 30 RBI 7 2B 1 HR Eric Sampsell .307 114 AB 28 R 35 H 25 RBI 9 2B 1 3B 5 HR John Withrow .382 110 AB 21 R 42 H 27 RBI 7 2B 2 3B 2 HR 5 SB Matt Parsons .330 106 AB 21 R 35 H 15 RBI 7 2B 1 3B 1 HR Scott Sharp .262 103 AB 17 R 27 H 10 RBI 3 2B 1 3B Paul Konstanty .293 92 AB 28 R 27 H 25 RBI 4 2B 2 HR Matt Bradley .322 90 AB 13 R 29 H 20 RBI 7 2B 1 3B 3 HR Brandon Marshall .301 73 AB 16 R 22 H 6 RBI 7 2B Chris Chambers .191 68 AB 8 R 13 H 4 RBI 3 2B Nathan Haine 4-5 4.21 68 1/3 IP 53 K 9 GS 8 CG Chris Chambers 3-4 5.64 52 2/3 IP 39 K 8 GS 4 CG 1 save Brad Spencer 2-3 5.86 43 IP 41 K 6 GS 4 CG 1 save Jason Stewart 2-3 6.34 38 1/3 IP 24 K 6 GS 2 CG 1 save Andy Jefferis 1-4 4.20 25 2/3 IP 14 K 5 GS 2 CG PERFORMANCE Coaching Tom Nozica 400th career win PHOTO Game photo Eric Sampsell: The Eagle, 4/16/97, pg. 8 Unidentified: The Eagle, 4/16/97, pg. 8.

1998 19-18-1 (11-9) WVIAC Tournament Qualifier Nozica ROSTER Brandon Marshall .328 116 AB 21 R 38 H 24 RBI 8 2B 1 3B 1 HR 19 SB Jason Meeks .310 113 AB 26 R 35 H 14 RBI 5 2B 2 3B 1 HR 11 SB Jason Hummer .411 107 AB 34 R 44 H 13 RBI 2 2B 2 3B

31 SB (WVIAC leader, fourth in the nation) Matt Parsons .232 99 AB 19 R 23 H 14 RBI 5 2B 1 3B Mark Stambush .263 99 AB 19 R 26 H 18 RBI 5 2B 2 HR Joel Fernald .375 96 AB 26 R 36 H 12 RBI 8 2B 11 SB Steve Dodd .134 67 AB 6 R 9 H 8 RBI 1 2B 2 3B Mike May .204 54 AB 5 R 11 H 3 RBI 1 2B Jason Lendvay .290 31 AB 6 R 9 H 3 RBI 1 2B Doug Gallick .231 13 AB 1 R 3 H 4 RBI Josh Flores 3-3 4.53 57 2/3 IP 44 K 5 GS 6 saves Andy Jefferis 4-6 3.52 53 2/3 IP 33 K 11 GS 4 CG Doug Gallick 5-4 5.61 43 1/3 IP 32 K 7 GS Kevin Ralston 2-2 7.58 38 IP 34 K 8 GS Ken Harless 1-0 3.00 36 IP 23 K Adam Harriman 0-0 7.15 11 1/3 IP 6 K Assistant coaches: Steve Crosier, Brian Mallory HONORS All-WVIAC: Jason Hummer All-Region: Jason Hummer Mark Stambush named Academic All-American; received One Valley Bank Scholar-Athlete Award PERFORMANCE Pitching Andy Jefferis CG win vs. West Liberty Hitting Jason Hummer fourth in the nation in stolen bases, (31) PHOTO Game photo Doug Gallick: The Eagle, 4/9/98, pg. 4 Jason Hummer: The Eagle, 4/24/98, pg. 7 Brandon Marshall: The Eagle, 4/24/98, pg. 7 Unidentified: The Eagle, 3/27/98, pg. 8;

1999 19-23 (10-11) Nozica ROSTER Jason Miles .303 142 AB 31 R 43 H 22 RBI 3 3B 22 SB Joel Fernald .346 127 AB 22 R 44 H 31 RBI 6 2B 1 3B 2 HR Jason Hummer .258 124 AB 40 R 32 H 17 RBI 6 2B 3 3B 1 HR 18 SB Will Renaker .218 124 AB 15 R 24 H 20 RBI 5 2B 3 HR Dan Barnum .247 97 AB 11 R 24 H 12 RBI 6 2B 1 3B 2 HR Matt Rodgers .289 97 AB 21 R 28 H 19 RBI 11 SB Chet Miller .330 88 AB 19 R 29 H 13 RBI Aaron Schweitzer .230 87 AB 15 R 20 H 14 RBI 1 HR Pete Fala .207 82 AB 12 R 15 H 2 HR C. Ripley .273 33 AB 13 R Mike Edwards .219 32 AB D. Russell .290 31 AB Chad Campbell .233 30 AB C. Hoover .250 24 AB Josh Rakes .471 17 AB Jason Meeks 11 AB Chad Sommers .286 7 AB T. Moore 1.000 1 AB 1 3B F. Raffo 1 AB M. Tompkins Matt Bradley E. Cohen Kevin Ralston 3-4 47 2/3 IP 34 K 9 GS 2 CG Jeff Pennington 4-2 3.46 39 IP 26 K 4 GS 1 CG Jeremy Marston 3-4 36 IP 21 K 8 GS 1 CG Mike Edwards 4-4 4.11 35 IP 34 K 5 GS Chad Campbell 0-4 4.50 32 IP 21 K 8 GS 1 CG Matt Rodgers 4-0 4.76 28 1/3 IP 19 K C. Wiggers 0-4 17 1/3 IP 12 K Doug Gallick 0-0 3.71 17 IP 8 K 2 saves Josh Rakes 1-0 3.14 14 1/3 IP 12 K Will Renaker 0-1 10 IP 7 K 1 save Dan Barnum 0-0 3.86 7 IP 4 K M. Tompkins 0-0 3 2/3 IP 1 K C. Ripley 0-0 1 IP 2 K D. Russell 0-0 0.00 1 IP 1 K Assistant coach: Steve Crosier HONORS All-WVIAC: Matt Rodgers PERFORMANCE Defense Team had 869 putouts Team had 367 assists

Offense Team was hit-by-pitch 23 times Team had 66 stolen bases HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played South Dakota, (7-10, 2-6, 4-3) PHOTO Game photo Joel Fernald: The Eagle, 4/9/99, pg. 7 Story/photos Coach Nozica: One photo during his first year in ’69, the second photo is from ’98, The Eagle, 9/14/98, pg. 8

2000 29-19-1 (14-8) 3rd Nozica ROSTER Jason Miles .370 162 AB 48 R 60 H 22 RBI 8 2B 1 3B 17 SB Joel Fernald .394 160 AB 35 R 63 H 35 RBI 12 2B 2 3B 2 HR Chad Sommers .348 155 AB 30 R 54 H 33 RBI 13 2B 5 HR Matt Bradley .348 155 AB 25 R 54 H 37 RBI 12 2B 1 3B 4 HR Derek Barrows .302 149 AB 24 R 45 H 22 RBI 11 2B Jason Hummer .357 140 AB 31 R 50 H 27 RBI 1 2B 2 3B 1 HR 16 SB Jason Meeks .328 131 AB 20 R 43 H 16 RBI 10 2B Chase Ripley .179 123 AB 24 R 22 H 16 RBI 8 2B 1 3B Kevin Ralston 6-4 3.91 71 1/3 IP 49 K 12 GS 5 CG 1 shutout 1 save Josh Flores 5-5 4.47 58 1/3 IP 43 K 11 GS 4 CG 2 shutouts Jeremy Marston 4-4 3.25 55 1/3 IP 56 K 9 GS 5 CG 1 shutout Stats as of March 31, 2000 according to the Eagle: Bruce Hines 2.08 ERA, 1 shutout; Kevin Post 1 shutout; Michael Tompkins 1.69 ERA. Assistant coaches: Ryan Brisbin, Lee Bradley PERFORMANCE Pitching Jeremy Marston no-hitter vs. Salem According to the Spring 2000, Maroon and Gold, pg. 40: Stretch of thirty-six consecutive scoreless innings for the pitching staff. AFTER UC Ryan Brisbin would go on to be the head coach at Davis and Elkins, Schreiner (TX). PHOTO Team photo: Spring 2000 Maroon and Gold, pg. 40. Game photo Pete Fala: The Eagle, 3/31/00, pg. 7 Bruce Hines: The Eagle, 3/31/00, pg. 7 Chad Sommers: The Eagle, 3/31/00, pg. 7 Practice photo Josh Flores: The Eagle, 2/3/00, pg. 7 Jason Hummer: The Eagle, 2/3/00, pg. 7 Jeremy Marston: The Eagle, 10/22/99, pg. 7 Brent Myers: The Eagle, 2/3/00, pg. 7 Matt Rodgers: The Eagle, 2/3/00, pg. 7 Photo Coach Brisbin: University News, 12/1/2000, pg. 1

2001 22-17 (10-12) Nozica ROSTER Jason Miles .323 127 AB 37 R 41 H 12 RBI 6 2B 1 3B 14 SB Joel Fernald .264 125 AB 31 R 33 H 19 RBI 7 2B 3 3B 1 HR 18 SB Derek Barrows .293 116 AB 24 R 34 H 22 RBI 11 2B 2 3B 3 HR Matt Bradley .421 114 AB 32 R 48 H 36 RBI 12 2B 1 3B 8 HR Andy Rawlings .245 102 AB 18 R 25 H 16 RBI 5 2B Jason Meeks .290 100 AB 18 R 29 H 13 RBI 2 2B 2 3B 3 HR Paul McClanahan .282 78 AB 8 R 22 H 13 RBI 4 2B 1 HR Pete Fala .253 75 AB 13 R 19 H 12 RBI 4 2B 1 HR Chase Ripley .216 51 AB 8 R 11 H 8 RBI 2 2B 1 HR Steve Iams .184 38 AB 9 R 7 H 2 RBI 1 2B Cory Wolfe .184 38 AB 3 R 7 H 5 RBI 1 2B Mike Carlino .130 29 AB 5 R 3 H 6 RBI 1 HR Mike Maxson .280 25 AB 5 R 7 H 2 RBI Matt Rodgers .333 15 AB 3 R 5 H John Eagen .125 8 AB 3 R 1 H Dan Barnum 4-2 4.33 52 IP 31 K 9 GS 4 CG Bruce Hines 5-5 4.91 47 2/3 IP 22 K 9 GS 4 CG 1 shutout Ken Carrier 4-1 2.49 47 IP 25 K 4 GS 2 CG 1 save Steve Mock 3-3 5.61 33 2/3 IP 41 K 7 GS 3 CG Mike Tompkins 2-2 7.20 15 IP 10 K 2 GS Kevin Post 1-0 5.84 12 1/3 IP 3 K 2 GS 1 CG 1 save Chase Ripley 1-3 6.48 8 1/3 IP 12 K Assistant coach: Lee Bradley PHOTO Coach Nozica addressing team: The Eagle, 4/12/01, pg. 8

2002 16-25 Nozica ROSTER After 23 games: Pete Fala 4 HR; Andy Rawlings .333 17 RBI; Corey Luce 20 runs, 6 SB; Ken Carrier 3-0; Jared Destro 3-2; Jason Miles, Matt Rodgers, Jeremy Marston, Dave Gora, Matt Swanson, Bill Phillips, Luis Aguayo, Vic Barbener, Mike Carlino, Evan Cohen, John Eagen, Paul McClanahan, Jay Miller, Eric Peralta, Chad Petry, Mike Pickelsimer, Mike Rash, Chase Ripley, Tom Rose, Alex Santiago, Corey Stewart, Brent Taylor Assistant coaches: Lee Bradley, Eric Bailey, Keith Fout. PERFORMANCE Coaching Tom Nozica 500th career win NOTES Tom Nozica was recognized as the winner of the Mike McLaughlin Award, given to an outstanding WVIAC administrator. Story and photos in the Maroon and Gold, Spring 2002, pg. 24. PHOTO #11: Spring 2002 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22 #2: Spring 2002 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22

2003 13-29-1 (8-16) 5th Nozica ROSTER Corey Luce .336 143 AB 36 R 48 H 21 RBI 9 2B 3 3B 2 HR Alex Santiago .285 130 AB 28 R 37 H 15 RBI 8 2B 2 3B 7 SB Luis Aguayo .402 127 AB 23 R 51 H 41 RBI 16 2B 1 3B 5 HR Andy Rawlings .312 125 AB 23 R 39 H 22 RBI 16 2B 2 HR Matt Rodgers .380 108 AB 18 R 41 H 15 RBI 4 2B 1 3B 5 SB Kyle Kircheiner .198 106 AB 2 RBI Mike Carlino .211 90 AB 13 RBI 2 HR Eric Peralta .352 88 AB 31 H 17 RBI 3 2B 2 3B 3 HR Moses Aguayo .230 74 AB 17 H 15 RBI 3 2B 2 HR Chad Bongiovanni .167 54 AB 2 RBI Erik Bower .150 40 AB 1 RBI Matt Swanson .135 37 AB 4 RBI John Eagen .080 25 AB 1 RBI Tim Jones .333 3 AB Justin Parrish 5-4 4.75 72 IP 54 K 6 CG 1 shutout Mike Picklesimer 3-3 6.71 52 1/3 IP 28 K 2 CG Jared Destro 1-7 41 1/3 IP 29 K 1 CG Nic Richards 2-3 5.79 37 1/3 IP 13 K 3 CG Matt Messina 1-3 31 2/3 IP 18 K Matt Rodgers 0-1 3.33 27 IP Eric Peralta 0-6 26 2/3 IP 28 K Tom Rose 14 IP Ken Carrier 1-2 14 IP 8 K 1 CG 2 saves Michael Astrosky 7 1/3 IP PERFORMANCE Louis Aguayo (ninth in WVIAC in batting, sixth in RBI) NOTES In March of ’03, Tom Nozica was given the Mike McLaughlin Award for exemplifying high standards in the WVIAC. (2003-04 Men’s Basketball Media Guide, pg. 2) PHOTO Pre-season workout photo Mike Carlino: The Eagle, 2/13/03, pg. 1 Tim Jones: The Eagle, 2/13/04, pg. 1 Andy Rawlings: The Eagle, 2/13/03, pg. 1 Matt Swanson: The Eagle, 2/13/03, pg. 1 Photo Coach Nozica: Maroon and Gold, Fall 2002, pg. 12. Alumni Baseball event held in September 2002: Maroon and Gold, Fall 2002, pg. 16 Game photo Unidentified player: Maroon and Gold, Spring 2003, pg. 1, 24

AFTER UC Lee Bradley would go on to head coach at Garrett Community College, before returning to assist at UC. Bradley was named head coach at UC for 2012 season. 2004 14-25 Nozica ROSTER Jared Destro Alex Santiago Chad Bongiovanni Eric Peralta Luis Aguayo Moses Aguayo Michael Astrosky Erik Bower Mike Carlino Ken Carrier Tim Jones Kyle Kirchheiner Matt Messina Mike Pickelsheimer Nic Richards Tom Rose Matt Swanson Assistant coaches: Eric Bailey, Dave Gora HONORS All-WVIAC: Jared Destro AFTER UC Jared Destro went on to be an athletic trainer in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization.

2005 10-32 Nozica ROSTER Eric Peralta .402 127 AB 36 R 51 H 42 RBI 15 2B 5 3B 6 HR Alex Santiago .379 124 AB 35 R 47 H 22 RBI 8 2B 2 3B 1 HR 14 SB Luis Aguayo .366 123 AB 15 R 45 H 28 RBI 9 2B 1 HR Chad Bongiovanni .364 118 AB 21 R 43 H 29 RBI 12 2B 1 3B 2 HR Jim Daily .342 111 AB 23 R 38 H 8 RBI 6 2B John McGuire .349 83 AB 12 R 29 H 13 RBI 5 2B 1 HR Erik Bower .247 81 AB 9 R 20 H 18 RBI 1 2B 1 HR Dane Klingaman .231 78 AB 13 R 18 H 11 RBI 1 2B Jay Neill .258 62 AB 12 R 16 H 7 RBI 1 2B 1 HR Gonyer .175 40 AB 6 R 7 H 1 RBI Abell .289 38 AB 4 R 11 H 4 RBI 3 2B Loomis .188 32 AB 3 R 6 H 5 RBI 1 2B Hutchinson .296 27 AB 8 R 8 H 3 RBI 1 2B 1 HR Tony Crivello .217 23 AB 8 R 5 H 3 RBI Kyle Kirchheiner .167 18 AB 2 R 3 H Rob Ward .111 9 AB 1 R 1 H Lance Ervin .222 9 AB 2 R 2 H 1 RBI 1 2B Alex Shaw 4 AB 1 R Dill 2 AB Snyder 1 AB Roger Dicks 2-6 5.66 49 1/3 IP 39 K 10 GS 1 CG Jason Fisher 1-5 7..59 40 1/3 IP 15 K 7 GS 1 CG 1 save Eric Peralta 1-4 6.92 37 2/3 IP 33 K 8 GS Erik Sehnal 0-3 4.54 31 2/3 IP 11 K 5 GS 1 CG Matt Meyers 1-4 8.77 27 2/3 IP 21 K 6 GS Zappia 0-2 5.70 23 2/3 IP 10 K 2 GS Flanagan 0-1 7.47 21 2/3 IP 15 K Alex Shaw 4-3 4.50 20 IP 18 K 1 GS 1 save Tom Rose 1-2 8.32 17 1/3 IP 7 K 2 GS Matt Messina 0-1 7 1/3 IP 3 K Gonyer 6 IP 6 K Boyd 4 IP 3 K Frazier 2 1/3 IP Erik Bower 2 IP 2 K HONORS All-WVIAC: Eric Peralta PERFORMANCE Pre-season ’05 Tom Nozica (395-500-7) ranked 40th on the NCAA Winningest Active Coaches according to the Official 2005 NCAA Baseball Records Book. (Spring 2005 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22) PHOTO Game photo Erik Sehnal: Spring 2005 Maroon and Gold, pg. 22

2006 25-23 (11-9) 4th Nozica ROSTER Luis Aguayo .389 162 AB 38 R 63 H 11 2B 11 HR 48 RBI Chad Bongiovanni .367 158 AB 29 R 58 H 15 2B 5 HR 33 RBI Jim Daily .354 181 AB 47 R 64 H 2 2B 4 3B 11-13 SB 27 RBI John McGuire .346 156 AB 28 R 54 H 8 2B 2 HR 30 RBI Erik Bower .338 148 AB 29 R 50 H 11 2B 2 3B Tony Crivello .319 91 AB 25 R 29 H 2 2B 1 3B 1 HR 16 RBI Lance Ervin .294 126 AB 27 R 37 H 5 2B 2 3B 32 RBI Dane Klingaman .293 116 AB 23 R 34 H 5 2B 1 HR 21 RBI Brandon Steinberger .254 134 AB 24 R 34 H 7 2B 2 3B 2 HR 19 RBI Kyle Root .186 43 AB 7 R 8 H 3 2B 7 RBI Dustin Smith 1 AB Dole 4 AB 1 R Wes Massey 5 AB Justin Lutsy 5 AB 1 R Jay Neill .125 16 AB 2 H Daniel Tilche .192 26 AB 4 R 5 H 3 2B 6 RBI Kyle O’Connell .250 8 AB 2 H 1 2B 3 RBI Jeremy Adkins .400 5 AB 2 R 2 H 1 RBI Nate Enslow .400 5 AB 1 R 2 H 1 2B Matt Meyers 5-3 2.93 27 2/3 IP 19 K 4 saves Erik Sehnal 4-3 4.03 60.1/3 IP 9 GS 4 CG 28 K Alex Shaw 3-5 4.55 57 1/3 IP 9 GS 3 CG 42 K Tony Musante 7-4 5.02 57 1/3 IP 9 GS 1 CG 32 K Paul Palazzo 2-0 6.11 28 IP 5 GS 1 CG 11 K 1 save Jason Fisher 2-5 7.69 45 2/3 IP 10 GS 1 CG 36 K Roger Dicks 2-3 6.04 28 1/3 IP 6 GS 21 K Josh Moore 14 2/3 IP 8 K 1 save Josh Lewis 0-0 4.93 7 1/3 IP 5 K Matt Messina 6 IP 3K Kyle O’Connell 3 1/3 IP 2 K Daniel Tilche 2/3 IP HONORS All-WVIAC: Matt Meyers, Chad Bongiovanni All-Region: Matt Meyers, Chad Bongiovanni PERFORMANCE Pitching Matt Meyers 2nd in WVIAC in saves (4) Hitting Jim Daily 64 hits set the school single season mark. (Daily Mail 2/22/07 in the UC Sports Articles Scrapbook 2007) Defense Erik Bower 3rd in double plays (34) Chad Bongiovanni caught 14 runners stealing good for 2nd in the conference

VENUE Some home games at Appalachian Power Park PHOTO Team photo 2006 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 14 Student Spotlight Dane Klingaman: 2006 Spring Maroon and Gold, pg. 8 2007 15-37 (3-17) Nozica ROSTER Jim Daily .430 193 AB 43 R 83 H 12 2B 9-11 SB Kyle Root .333 141 AB 19 R 47 H 11 2B 32 RBI Kyle O’Connell .309 81 AB 17 R 25 H 3 2B 1 HR 9 RBI D.J. Tilche .287 108 AB 16 R 31 H 6 2B 2 3B 15 RBI Jim Clarke .287 108 AB 14 R 31 H 7 2B 16 RBI John McGuire .253 162 AB 36 R 41 H 12 2B 2 3B 2 HR 28 RBI 9-11 SB Tony Crivello .224 116 AB 21 R 26 H 1 2B 10 RBI Dane Klingaman .219 114 AB 17 R 25 H 1 2B 1 HR 12 RBI Lance Ervin .219 114 AB 10 R 25 H 2 2B 15 RBI Brandon Steinberger .203 118 AB 11 R 24 H 1 2B 2 3B 16 RBI Tyler Findley .375 16 AB 2 R 6 H 1 HR 5 RBI Ryan Toler .275 40 AB 5 R 11 H 1 HR 7 RBI Jeremy Adkins .220 50 AB 8 R 11 H 3 2B 6 RBI Mike Dahl .200 25 AB 4 R 5 H 2 2B 3 RBI Trey Finch .167 6 AB 1 H 2 RBI Eli Nicosia .143 21 AB 1 R 3 H Rob Ward .111 9 AB 1 H 1 RBI Nate Enslow 3 AB Justin Lutsy 1 AB Chad Shaw 1 AB Dan Burke 0-3 3.38 10 2/3 IP 8 K Alex Shaw 2-8 4.84 57 2/3 IP 38 K 10 GS 4 CG Jason Fisher 1-4 5.44 41 1/3 IP 36 K 7 GS Tony Musante 3-4 6.13 39 2/3 IP 27 K 7 GS 2 CG 1 save Josh Moore 0-2 6.17 11 2/3 IP 2 K Matt Meyers 1-3 6.38 24 IP 18 K 1 GS 1 CG 4 saves Paul Palazzo 2-2 6.40 32 1/3 IP 8 K 8 GS Erik Sehnal 2-4 6.75 48 IP 22 K 9 GS 3 CG 1 shutout Roger Dicks 2-7 41 2/3 IP 20 K 9 GS 1 CG 1 shutout Miles Young 3 IP 4 K Jeff Reed 0-1 14 1/3 IP 5 K Trey Finch 0-1 22 2/3 IP 10 K 1 GS Josh Lewis 6 IP 2 K

HONORS All-WVIAC: Jim Daily All-Region: Jim Daily All-Region Gold Glove: Kyle Root PERFORMANCE Hitting As of 4/24/07, Jim Daily had 83 hits, which surpassed his own single season hit record from the year before. (Gazette 4/24/07 in the 2007 UC Sports Articles Scrapbook) Jim Daily 15-for-22 .681 average 8 runs WVIAC Player of the Week. Daily had four three hit games during the week. D.J. Tilche 5 RBI vs. Wheeling Jesuit 4/22/07 Coaching Tom Nozica career record post-2007: 583-751-5. (2008 Daily Mail preview) CONFERENCE RANKINGS Defense Team: second in double plays, (41) Jim Clarke third in double plays, (30) Kyle Root caught 11 runners attempting to steal, good for first in the WVIAC. Offense Jim Daily fourth in hitting, (.430) Tony Crivello third in walks, (30) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Played North Dakota VENUE Home games played at Appalachian Power Park PHOTO Team photo The Eagle, 4/18/07, pg. 2 Game photo John McGuire: The Eagle, 3/6/08, pg. 2

2008 19-31 (8-8) 4th Nozica ROSTER Jim Daily .381 155 AB 44 R 59 H 12 2B 5 3B 4 HR 24 RBI 5-6 SB Kyle O’Connell .394 137 AB 36 R 54 H 12 2B 4 HR 37 RBI Jim Clarke .358 148 AB 34 R 53 H 12 2B 5 HR 33 RBI John McGuire .356 160 AB 37 R 57 H 14 2B 4 HR 30 RBI 5-7 SB Kyle Root .295 112 AB 21 R 33 H 7 2B 2 HR 28 RBI Tyler Boshart .217 115 AB 13 R 25 H 2 2B 1 3B 5 HR 19 RBI Lance Ervin .245 102 AB 15 R 25 H 3 2B 20 RBI Brandon Steinberger .272 92 AB 25 R 25 H 5 2B 2 3B 18 RBI Anthony Pagano .269 93 AB 23 R 25 H 8 2B 2 HR 27 RBI 4-6 SB D.J. Tilche .232 99 AB 17 R 23 H 7 2B 1 HR 16 RBI 5-5 SB Mike Dahl .327 49 AB 15 R 16 H 3 2B 8 RBI Ryan Toler .277 47 AB 5 R 13 H 1 HR 10 RBI Chad Shaw .277 47 AB 4 R 11 H 1 2B 1 3B 4 RBI Andrew Armstrong .220 41 AB 8 R 9 H 3 2B 3 HR 6 RBI Justin Lutsy .318 22 AB 5 R 7 H 3 RBI Rob Ward .235 17 AB 3 R 4 H 5 RBI Trey Finch .167 6 AB 1 R 1 H Lance Thurston 4 AB 3 R Chris Burdette 2 AB Jeremy Adkins 1 game played Josh Moore 1 game played Tony Musante 3-6 6.52 59.1 IP 38 K 9 GS 1 CG Alex Shaw 4-6 5.96 51 1/3 IP 42 K 8 GS 3 CG Erik Sehnal 4-5 6.67 54 IP 23 K 10 GS 4 CG 1 shutout Mike Morency 3-4 6.75 52 IP 27 K 9 GS 3 CG Dan Burke 0-1 4.50 10 IP 10 K 3 saves Don Platt 3-2 4.85 39 IP 26 K 5 GS Josh Moore 1-1 17 2/3 IP 7 K Blake Reta 4 1/3 IP 2 K Jeff Reed 0-5 26 1/3 IP 22 K 6 GS Trey Finch 0-1 12 1/3 IP 8 K 1 save John Hamrick 1-0 3 IP 2 K Miles Young 14 IP 9 K 2 GS Josh Lewis 6 1/3 IP 3 K Assistant coach: Lee Bradley PERFORMANCE Pitching Alex Shaw complete game, four-hitter vs. Davis & Elkins, (18-2). (Charleston Daily Mail, 3/3/08) Alex Shaw complete game, two-hitter vs. Ohio Valley, (6-2). (Charleston Gazette, 4/6/08) Mike Morency complete game, five-hitter vs. Seton Hill, (2-1). (Charleston Gazette, 3/18/08) Erik Sehnal complete game, two-hit shutout vs. Ohio Valley, (4-0). (Charleston Gazette, 4/6/08)

Hitting Jim Clarke five hits, including two home runs, five runs, seven runs batted in vs. Davis & Elkins, (18-2). (Charleston Gazette, 3/3/08) Jim Clarke five runs batted in vs. Concord, (12-6). (Bluefield Daily Telegraph, 3/22/08) Coaching Tom Nozica 600th career win this season (4/30/08, California (PA). Nozica one of only 44 D-II active coaches (at the time) with 600 victories. (Summer 2008 Maroon and Gold, pg. 23, photo included) CONFERENCE RANKING Offense Jim Clarke third in walks, (32) Jim Daily tied for second in triples, (5) Kyle Root tied for second in sacrifice flies, (5) Defense Jim Clarke fifth in putouts, (296) Kyle Root tied for first in fielding percentage, (1.000) Kyle Root fifth in runners caught stealing, (12) STREAK Seven game win streak PHOTO Game photo Jim Daily: 2008 Summer Maroon and Gold, pg. 23.

2009 16-29 (5-9) Nozica ROSTER D.J. Tilche .364 110 AB 24 R 40 H 8 2B 2 HR 20 RBI 6-7 SB Andrew Armstrong .345 142 AB 31 R 49 H 14 2B 1 HR 25 RBI Kyle O’Connell .344 151 AB 28 R 52 H 14 2B 3 HR 28 RBI 1 3B Kyle Root .322 118 AB 18 R 38 H 11 2B 1 HR 20 RBI Jim Clarke .265 113 AB 18 R 30 H 8 2B 2 HR 17 RBI Tyler Boshart .373 102 AB 23 R 38 H 8 2B 7 HR 27 RBI 1 3B Mike Dahl .307 88 AB 19 R 27 H 9 2B 1 HR 15 RBI 3 SB Nick Barnes .319 72 AB 18 R 23 H 4 2B 2 HR 17 RBI Andrew Stichter .298 94 AB 15 R 28 H 3 2B 2 HR 14 RBI Ryan Hathaway .281 64 AB 17 R 18 H 2 2B 11 RBI Brooks Watts .321 56 AB 11 R 18 H 1 2B 11 RBI Ryan Toler .250 52 AB 6 R 13 H 6 2B 10 RBI Ryan Chancanias .250 12 AB 3 H 1 2B 2 RBI Anthony Pagano .233 30 AB 6 R 7 H 2 2B 5 RBI Lance Thurston .176 34 AB 7 R 6 H 2 RBI Matt Houser .211 19 AB 4 R 4 H 2 RBI Will Pack .250 4 AB 1 H Josh Weinberg 4 AB 2 R Alex Oldham 2 AB Garrett Proctor 1 AB Matt Zak 1 AB Josh Weinberg 3-5 7.42 57 IP 43 K 10 starts 3 CG 1 shutout Pete Brzezicki 3-7 54 IP 20 K 11 starts Anthony Pagano 3-1 2.55 17 2/3 IP 12 K 4 saves Michael Morrisette 3-0 6.33 27 IP 9 K 5 starts 1 CG 1 shutout Blake Reta 1-4 4.98 34 IP 10 K 6 starts 2 CG Josh Lewis 1-0 13 2/3 IP 8 K 1 start John Hamrick 0-1 20 IP 10 K Miles Young 0-5 33 IP 14 K 7 starts Matthew Thompson 1-4 20 1/3 IP 11 K 2 starts Will Pack 4.50 2 IP Matt Houser 9 IP 2K 1 save Kevin Dixon 4 1/3 IP 2 K Davey Moreton 7 1/3 IP 5 K Shane Masters 1 1/3 IP 1 K Stephen Hadden 2/3 IP 1 K PERFORMANCE Tyler Boshart five hits, five runs batted in vs. Alderson-Broaddus. (Charleston Gazette, 4/8/09) CONFERENCE RANKING Defense Kyle Root third in runners caught stealing, (14)

Offense Jim Clarke first in walks, (32) Andrew Armstrong second in HBP, (16) Root third in runners caught stealing by (14) 2010 19-27 (6-10) Nozica ROSTER Ross Easterling .448 163 AB 41 R 73 H 12 2B 2 3B 28 RBI 11 SB Andrew Armstrong .428 138 AB 45 R 59 H 13 2B 1 3B 40 RBI Mike Dahl .387 111 AB 22 R 43 H 8 2B 1 HR 10 SB Andrew Stichter .354 147 AB 34 R 52 H 9 2B 4 3B 3 HR 39 RBI Ryan Hathaway .348 138 AB 40 R 48 H 7 2B 1 3B 1 HR 23 RBI 8-8 SB Igor Molina .329 140 AB 30 R 46 H 9 2B 1 3B 7 HR 45 RBI Nick Barnes .312 170 AB 39 R 53 H 10 2B 2 HR 25 RBI Jim Clarke .266 139 AB 25 R 37 H 12 2B 3 HR 20 RBI Lance Thurston .465 43 AB 6 R 20 H 1 2B 4 RBI Doug Chance .372 43 AB 11 R 16 H 2 2B 1 3B 2 HR 13 RBI Sage Iacavone .323 62 AB 10 R 20 H 7 2B 15 RBI John Schraer .313 48 AB 14 R 15 H 3 2B 1 HR 8 RBI Ryan Toler .170 47 AB 2 R 8 H 3 2B 6 RBI Conner Shehan .346 26 AB 4 R 9 H 2 2B 1 HR 8 RBI Garrett Proctor .111 9 AB 1 H Matt Maus 4 AB Alex Oldham 3 AB Tyler Thackston 1 game Travis Zimmerman 4-1 4.30 23 IP 18 K 1 start Anthony Pagano 3-5 4.96 45 1/3 IP 29 K 6 starts 1 CG 6-hit shutout vs. WVSU Miles Young 1-4 30 1/3 IP 19 K 7 starts 1 CG Matt Maus 3-2 25 IP 9 K 2 saves Garrett Bostic 1-2 20 2/3 IP 16 K 1 starts 1 save Blake Reta 2-2 31 2/3 IP 18 K 8 starts Matt Thompson 0-2 26 2/3 IP 19 K 5 starts Joe Fisher 1-0 2 1/3 IP Josh Lewis 1-2 24 2/3 IP 14 K 3 starts Mike Morency 1-3 32 2/3 IP 10 K 7 starts 1 CG 5 hitter vs. WVSU Alex Oldham 1-0 16 1/3 IP 8 K 1 save Wes Sherrill 1-3 25 2/3 IP 15 K 8 starts Jim Clarke 1 2/3 IP 2 K Tyler Godfrey 0-1 4 IP 2 K Shane Masters 1/3 IP Dave Moreton 6 IP 3 K Assistant coach: Lee Bradley HONORS All-WVIAC: Andrew Armstrong All-Region: Andrew Armstrong

PERFORMANCE Andrew Armstrong five hits vs. Alderson-Broaddus 4/13/10 Mike Dahl five hits vs. Alderson-Broaddus 4/13/10 Andrew Armstrong ninth in the nation in on-base percentage, (.560) HIGHLIGHTED OPPONENT Defeated #24 West Virginia State, (8-2, Mike Morency complete game five-hitter), (12-1, Anthony Pagano complete game six-hitter). CONFERENCE RANKING Ross Easterling fifth in batting average, (.448) Ross Easterling third in hits, (73) Andrew Armstrong third in on-base percentage, (.560) Andrew Stichter tied for third in triples, (4) NOTES (Editors note: Baseball statistics were compiled in several categories by (unknown) from 1970-87 previous to the 2010 Archives Research. A paper copy of these stats are in the Baseball folder. 1999 was added in ink.) PHOTOS Game photos Unidentified: 2010 Yearbook, pg. 70-71 Coach Bradley: 2010 Yearbook, pg. 71

2011 18-27 (14-16) Nozica ROSTER Andrew Stichter .313 144 AB 24 R 45 H 6 2B 1 3B 1 HR 23 RBI Nick Barnes .300 160 AB 29 R 48 H 10 2B 1 3B 25 RBI Sage Iacavone .286 126 AB 15 R 36 H 4 2B 1 3B 19 RBI Ross Easterling .264 159 AB 34 R 42 H 5 2B 1 3B 16 RBI John Schraer .376 117 AB 24 R 44 H 4 2B 16 RBI 10 SB Igor Molina .313 64 AB 12 R 20 H 7 2B 3 HR 15 RBI Garrett Proctor .294 68 AB 13 R 20 H 8 2B 1 HR 16 RBI Michael Hooper .283 60 AB 8 R 17 H 3 2B 10 RBI Ryan Foster .260 104 AB 20 R 27 H 3 2B 1 3B 1 HR 13 RBI 12-12 SB Ryan Hathaway .252 119 AB 25 R 30 H 4 2B 2 3B 18 RBI Dalton Thibodeau .250 4 AB 1 H Anthony Pagano .250 4 AB 1 R 1 H 1 RBI Timmy Rein .204 113 AB 18 R 23 H 1 2B 1 3B 16 RBI Brad Johnson .176 17 AB 1 R 3 H 6 RBI Corey Hill .100 20 AB 5 R 2 H 1 RBI Christian Turnipseed .077 13 AB 1 H Travis Hovermale 3 AB 2 R Tim Ponn 5-5 3.12 69.1 IP 37 K 11 starts 6 CG 2 shutouts Anthony Pagano 2-7 4.63 58.1 IP 45 K 11 starts 3 CG Travis Zimmerman 0-1 4.02 31.1 IP 20 K 3 starts Frankie Mullens 1-0 0.75 12 IP 10 K 1 save Christian Turnipseed 1-2 18.1 IP 21 K 1 start 4 saves Jake Ciolfi 2-1 27 IP 12 K 6 starts 1 CG 1 shutout Alec Austin 4-2 31.1 IP 16 K 4 starts Alex Oldham 1-0 2.70 3.1 IP 1 K Corey Lakatos 0.00 7.1 IP 1 K 1 save Shane Masters 0.00 3 IP Stu Cohen 0-3 14.1 IP 6 K 4 starts Josh Weinberg 0-1 5.40 5 IP 5 K 1 start Matt Ward 0-1 10.1 IP 5 K Matthew Thompson 0-2 8.2 IP 7 K 1 save Michael Morency 2-2 20.1 IP 12 K 4 starts Assistant coach: Lee Bradley HONORS All-Atlantic Region Gold Glove: Andrew Stichter (1st team), Ryan Hathaway (2nd team). STREAK Nine game win streak MHC/UC BASEBALL CAREER ACCOMPLISHMENT Tom Nozica had 654 career wins

PHOTO Three players, unidentified: The Eagle, March 2011, pg. 2 (?) Overhead view of Triana Field: 2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 39 Appalachian Power Park: 2011-12 Athletic Media Guide, pg. 42 Story/photos Coach Nozica: Photos from different eras in the 2010/11 Annual Report, pg. 12, 13. 2012 28-23 (19-14) Lee Bradley ROSTER AVRG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB Igor Molina .377 138 37 52 10 1 6 37 1 Andrew Stichter .338 139 23 47 6 2 1 22 7 Ryan Foster .338 154 23 52 13 4 34 10 Robbie Collin .331 142 23 47 7 1 1 22 3 John Schraer .302 129 25 39 7 1 1 36 1 Ross Easterling .299 154 30 46 3 1 2 20 7 Nick Barnes .288 177 36 51 17 28 2 Ryan Hathaway .243 136 43 33 8 2 9 7 Corey Hill .351 77 14 27 6 3 14 Sage Iacavone .278 79 18 22 6 15 Brad Johnson .278 36 5 10 2 11 1 Timmy Rein .276 58 14 16 2 12 5 Mike Hoeft .273 22 7 6 1 1 1 1 Tyler Hathaway .250 8 3 2 2 Jordan Kirk .192 26 1 5 3 2 Doug Chance .111 9 1 1 1 1 Josh Easterling 6 1 IP K GS CG SHO Saves Tim Ponn 8-4 4.48 78.1 59 12 7 Ross Easterling 2.2 2 1 Corey Hill 0.1 Frankie Mullens 2-0 2.53 10.2 9 1 Lucas Catlett 2-1 3.77 14.1 9 2 Robbie Collin 4.05 6.2 1 Corey Lakatos 2-0 4.38 12.1 5 8 Matthew Thompson 1-1 4.67 34.2 17 3 Patrick Chiaramonte 2-1 4.71 36.1 24 5 Alex Oldham 3-0 4.81 24.1 11 Matt Ward 3-2 5.24 44.2 18 7 1 Dylan Saunders 0-3 7.04 15.1 8 4 Alec Austin 0-7 7.49 45.2 25 10 Shane Masters 1-0 8.00 9 3 Travis Zimmerman 3-3 8.82 32.2 14 6 Stu Cohen 1-1 9.00 2

HONOR All-Region: Igor Molina PERFORMANCE Offense Ryan Hathaway sixth in the nation in walks, (46) Igor Molina 11th in the nation in walks, (41) Igor Molina 12th in the nation in on-base percentage, (.525) John Schraer seven runs batted in vs. Shepherd (WVIAC Tournament) Pitching Tim Ponn 16th in the nation in complete games, (7) PHOTO Lee Bradley: Spring 2012 Maroon and Gold, pg. 35

Coaching Career Wins Nozica 654 Adams 48 Fulton 29 Bradley 28 Herdic 22 Beckleheimer 20 Shaw 17 (1904 needed) Maxwell 11 Moran 8 Walker 7 Nilan 7 Hindman 7 Kinder 6 Rezzonico 5 Lawhorn 5 Arritt 2 Daher (1940, ’41, ’42 needed) Shelton (1910 needed) Morris Harvey/University of Charleston All-Americans 1963 Tom Kinder (Honorable Mention) 1978 Ken Samms (Honorable Mention) 1981 Jeff Barnes 1990 Tony Rodriguez All-Region 1981 Jeff Barnes 1991 Tony Rodriguez 1998 Jason Hummer 2006 Matt Meyers, Chad Bongiovanni 2007 Jim Daily 2010 Andrew Armstrong 2011 Igor Molina 2012 Igor Molina All-Region Gold Glove 2007 Kyle Root 2011 Andrew Stichter, Ryan Hathaway Academic All-American 1998 Mark Stambush

All-WVIAC (First team) 1941 Fred Zinck 1947 Dave Beverly 1948 Dave Beverly Bob Dawson 1949 Dewey Romine Bob Johnson 1950 Bill Pass Bob Dawson 1951 Bill Pass Roy Brown 1952 Bill Pass Roy Brown 1953 Gene Gurtis 1954 J.D. Kidd 1959 Ed Fincham 1963 Tom Kinder 1964 Ted Ellis (Pitcher of the Year) 1965 Ed Sarluca 1967 Ed Sarluca 1968 Pat Amendola 1969 Pete Ciccone John Hicks 1970 Al Fagan 1971 Rick Hudson 1972 Bob Polaski Steve Lickliter 1973 Butch Glover Vic Carlucci 1974 Butch Glover Vic Carlucci Steve Smoot 1975 Steve Brown Ken Given 1976 Ken Given Phil Francis 1977 Ken Samms 1978 Ken Samms (Hitter of the Year) 1980 Joe Natalie 1981 Jeff Barnes 1983 Steve Parks 1984 Brian Bulger 1985 Mark Moore 1986 Mark Moore Brian Bulger 1987 Mark Moore Jody Mulder

1989 Mike Myers (Hitter of the Year) Tony Rodriguez 1990 Tony Rodriguez 1991 Tony Rodriguez 1994 Darin Virag 1998 Jason Hummer 1999 Matt Rodgers 2004 Jared Destro 2005 Eric Peralta 2006 Matt Meyers Chad Bongiovanni 2007 Jim Daily 2010 Andrew Armstrong Coach of the Year 1987 Tom Nozica 1990 Tom Nozica No-hitters 1967 John Hicks 1971 Butch Glover 1974 Butch Glover 1977 Bill Woolwine Steve Brown 1985 Mike Scarnici 1991 Dan Devos 2000 Jeremy Marston