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2010 BASEBALLTABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS

The Coaching Staff Head Coach Darin Hendrickson ........2-3 Assistant Coaches ...............................4-5

The 2010 Season Roster ........................................................ 6 Season Preview....................................7-9 Player Profiles...................................10-26 Opponent Information .....................27-30

The 2009 Season Results..................................................... 31 Statistics ............................................32-33 Atlantic 10 Recap .................................. 34

The University The Atlantic 10 Conference ................. 35 Saint Louis University ........................... 36 St. Louis, Mo........................................... 37 University Administration..................... 38 Athletics Administration....................... 39 Baseball Support Staff ......................... 40 Academic Services ............................... 41 Sports Medicine .................................... 42 Strength and Conditioning ................... 43 The Billiken Sports Center ................... 44 NCAA Booster Guidelines ................... 45 History & Record Book Billiken Record Book .......................46-51 All-Time Awards and Honors .............. 52 Billikens in the Pros .............................. 53 Year-by-Year Team Stats ...................... 54 Annual Leaders...................................... 55 Year-by-Year Results ........................56-63 All-Time Series Records..................64-65 All-Time Coaching Records ................. 65 Baseball Alumni................................66-68

General InformationLocation ............................St. Louis, MissouriEnrollment .............................................. 12,733Founded ..................................................... 1818Nickname ...........................................BillikensColors .......................... Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation ...............................NCAA Division IConference.....................................Atlantic 10President ....................Lawrence Biondi, S.J.Director of Athletics ......................Chris MayFaculty Athletics Rep. .......Dr. Michael RossBaseball Administrator .....Doug McIlhaggaSenior Woman Admin. ............Janet OberleBaseball Athletic Trainer ............Angie Wills

Billiken Media RelationsBaseball SID ..................... Brian Kunderman Office Phone...................... (314) 977-3346 Cell/Press Box Phone ...... (314) 808-4868 Home Phone ...................... (314) 544-5662 Fax....................................... (314) 977-7193 E-mail........................ [email protected] Address ............................................... 3330 Laclede Ave. St. Louis, MO 63103Web Site .....................www.slubillikens.com

Coaching StaffHead Coach......................Darin Hendrickson Alma Mater (Yr) ..SIU Edwardsville (‘92)Record at SLU (Yrs)........................... 54-54 (2)Overall Record (Yrs).................... 544-228 (13)Asst. Coaches .........................Kevin Moulder Will Bradley, Danny JacksonOffice Phone ............................ (314) 977-3172

Facility InformationStadium .......................Billiken Sports CenterCapacity ....................................................... 500Dimensions.................L - 330, C - 403, R - 330 Alleys - 370

2009 in ReviewOverall Record .........................................30-25

Home: 17-10, Away: 10-12, Neutral: 3-3Atlantic 10 Record...................................12-13Conference Finish ............................. Seventh

2010 OutlookLetterwinners Returning/Lost .................18/6Starters Returning/Lost ..............................7/2Newcomers................................................... 12

Credits: The 2010 Baseball Media Guide was written and designed by Brian Kunderman, assistant sports information director. Contributors include Chuck Yahng, Heather Freehill and Mickey Smith. The cover was designed by Jamie Klopmeyer of the University’s marketing and communications department. Photos by Bill Barrett, Dave Preston and media archives. Printing by Midtown Printing Co., in St. Louis.

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COACHING STAFF

Darin Hendrickson | Head CoachDarin Hendrickson enters his

third season as head coach of the Saint Louis University baseball program. Named SLU’s skipper in July 2007, he has delivered success at every level during his 14-year career.

In two years with the Billikens, Hendrickson has achieved 54 victories, the most wins in a two-year

span in SLU baseball history. In addition, he coached two pitchers selected in the 2009 Major League Baseball First-Year Player draft. In all, Hendrickson has coached 17 pitchers who would go on to play professional baseball.

Last season, Hendrickson guided the Billikens to a 30-25 record and a 12-13 mark in Atlantic 10 Conference play. It is just the fourth time since 1972 that the Billikens finished above .500. In addition, it marked the third time SLU achieved 30 wins, joining the 1977 squad (30) and trailing only the 2006 club’s 32 wins.

Among SLU’s 30 wins were victories against several prominent programs. SLU defeated nationally ranked Ole Miss March 25 for the Billikens’ first win against a ranked opponent since 2005. Additionally, Saint Louis posted wins against UC Santa Barbara, Eastern Illinois, Illinois and Missouri State, all of which were ranked at some point this season.

In Hendrickson’s first season in the Billiken dugout in 2008, the Billikens achieved 24 victories, the most ever by a first-year head coach. For the first time since 1997, two Billikens were drafted in the 2008 Major League Baseball First-Year Player draft. That is a continuation of a consistent trend for Hendrickson, who has coached a total 24 players who have been selected in the MLB draft.

Hendrickson achieved his 500th career victory following a 10-8 victory against Fordham March 28, 2008. Combining his two seasons at SLU and four years each at Central Missouri, Forest Park CC and Fontbonne, Hendrickson has a 14-year career coaching record of 544-228 (.705).

Throughout his career, Hendrickson has attained seven regional Coach of the Year titles and five conference Coach of the Year honors. His teams have missed the national tournament just five times in 14 years and have collected the conference regular-season and/or tournament championship five times.

Prior to coming to SLU, Hendrickson led Central Missouri to three conference regular-season and tournament championships and twice had his team reach the semifinal round of the NCAA Tournament. In 2004, the Mules posted a school-record 57 wins, won a Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) championship and advanced to the NCAA Division II National Championship semifinals. Hendrickson’s club duplicated its effort in 2005, with a 57-9 record, its sixth regional championship and a return trip to the NCAA semifinals. In 2006, Hendrickson earned

Hendrickson’s Career Coaching LedgerYear Record Pct. School Postseason Honors2009 30-25 .545 Saint Louis2008 24-29 .453 Saint Louis2007 51-13 .797 Central Missouri NCAA D-II Regional Runner-Up MIAA regular-season champion2006 44-16 .733 Central Missouri NCAA D-II Regional MIAA tournament champion2005 57-9 .864 Central Missouri NCAA D-II National Semifinalist MIAA regular-season and tourn. champion2004 57-8 .877 Central Missouri NCAA D-II National Semifinalist MIAA regular-season and tourn. champion2003 45-10 .818 Forest Park CC NJCAA Super Regional2002 34-20 .630 Forest Park CC NJCAA Super Regional2001 41-22 .651 Forest Park CC NJCAA World Series 2000 35-22 .614 Forest Park CC NJCAA Super Regional1999 35-12 .745 Fontbonne 1998 41-7 .854 Fontbonne NCAA D-III Regional SLIAC regular-season champion1997 27-16 .628 Fontbonne 1996 23-19 .548 Fontbonne

Total 544-228 .705 14 seasonsCoaching Awards | MIAA Coach of the Year (2004, 2005, 2007) • NCAA D-II Regional Coach of the Year (2004, 2005) • NJCAA Regional Coach of the Year (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) • MCCAC Coach of the Year (2001) • NCAA D-III Regional Coach of the Year (1998) • SLIAC Coach of the Year (1998)


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MIAA Coach of the Year honors for his club’s 51-13 record and the conference regular-season title. During his four seasons at he reins, the Mules posted a 209-46 record (.820).

Prior to taking over at CMSU, Hendrickson guided St. Louis Community College Forest Park to four NJCAA Super Regional championship games. His 2001 club advanced to the NJCAA World Series and finished the year with a 41-22 slate, earning Hendrickson Midwest Community College Athletic Conference (MCCAC) and District Coach of the Year honors. A 45-10 record in 2003, including a 14-4 league mark, was good enough to put the Highlanders in the No. 1 ranking in NJCAA D-II the final five weeks of the season. In four seasons at Forest Park, Hendrickson compiled a 155-74 record (.677). In addition to his coaching duties at Forest Park, he also served as the athletics director.

Hendrickson got his first head coaching experience at Fontbonne University, starting that baseball program in 1995. In just the program’s third season, the 1998 Griffins went 41-7, won the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) title with a 16-1 league record and advanced to the NCAA Division III Central Regional. Hendrickson was named SLIAC and Region Coach of the Year. He left Fontbonne with a 126-54 record (.700) over four seasons.

Hendrickson served as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, following his graduation in 1992. As a player, he earned first-team All-Region status both seasons on the mound for the Cougars and ranks second in school history with 10 wins and 111-1/3 innings pitched in 1991. With a career 18-5 record, he is fourth in school history in career winning percentage (.783) and 12th in career victories.

Hendrickson, a native of Granite City, Ill., earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from SIUE. His master’s in sociology was conferred in 1995, following his bachelor’s in political science in 1992.

He and his wife, Laura, have three children, Reid, Paige and Andrew.

Professionals Coached by HendricksonIn his career, Darin Hendrickson has coached 20 players who was either drafted to play Major League Baseball or signed free-agent contracts. This list does not include countless additional players who played professionally with independent league teams.

Ryan Bauer – RHP – San Diego Padres – 26th round in 1998Greg Taylor – SS – New York Yankees – 38th round in 2001Chris Little – RHP – Houston Astros – 12th round in 2001Matt Raguse – RHP – Arizona Diamondbacks – 21st round in 2001Steve Sharpe – RHP – Oakland A’s – 26th round in 2004Francisco Leandro – OF – Tampa Bay Rays – 24th round in 2004Danny Powers – RHP – Minnesota Twins – Eighth round in 2005Nick Webber – RHP – St. Louis Cardinals – Second round in 2005Joshua Outman – LHP – Philadelphia Phillies – 10th round in 2005Mike Phelps – RHP – Chicago Cubs – 11th round in 2005Jason Schutt – RHP – Cleveland Indians – 10th round in 2005Bryan Collins – RHP – Oakland A’s – 32nd round in 2007Bridger Hunt – IF – Los Angeles Dodgers – Ninth round in 2006Jared Potts – LHP – Toronto Blue Jays – Free Agent in 2008Casey Moore – C – Detroit Tigers – 48th round in 2008David Sever – RHP – Toronto Blue Jays –16th round in 2009Zach Outman – RHP – Toronto Blue Jays – 28th round in 2009Gered Mochizuki – IF – New York Mets – Free Agent in 2003Armando Polanco – IF – Colorado Rockies – Free Agent in 2005Scott Kelly – RHP – New York Yankees – 28th round in 2003


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Kevin Moulder was named assistant coach in August 2007, following head coach Darin Hendrickson to Saint Louis from Central Missouri. At UCM, Moulder served as the Mules’ pitching instructor, bullpen coach and recruiting coordinator, roles he continues for the Billikens.

Since arriving on campus, Moulder has helped accumulate recruiting classes that have drawn national attention. The 2009 freshman class included freshman All-American Zach Miller and Jon Myers, a junior college All-American at Meramec Community College in St. Louis.

In his brief coaching career, Moulder has coached more than 40 players who have either been drafted or have gone on to play professional baseball. In his first two seasons at SLU, Moulder worked with pitchers Dave Sever and Zach Outman, both of whom were drafted by Toronto in the 2009 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.

In 2007, Moulder helped guide Central Missouri to a 51-13 record and a Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) conference championship. He mentored a pitching staff that posted a 3.08 ERA and eight shutouts.

UCM was not Moulder’s first foray into coaching, however. He began his career as an assistant at St. Louis Community College at Forest Park in 2004, where he coached four pitchers who went on to play in NCAA Division I programs. In 2005, he moved on to Lake City (Fla.) Community College as an associate coach and guided a team that included nine players selected in the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft, the second-most of any college level.

Moulder also has a variety of experience as a head coach in summer college baseball leagues. Most recently, he led the 2007 Brazos Valley Bombers of the Texas Collegiate League to the playoffs for the first time in franchise history. In 2006, he was the head coach of the Laramie Colts and collected the franchise’s first Mountain Collegiate League championship, posting a 32-18 record.

As a player, Moulder began his career at Forest Park as a pitcher on Hendrickson’s 2001 NJCAA World Series team, earning All-Region honors. Moulder transferred to Murray State in 2002 and helped the Thoroughbreds to the 2003 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament title and an NCAA Tournament appearance.

Moulder graduated from Murray State in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in organizational communication. He earned a master’s in sports administration from Central Missouri in 2007. His father, Bill Moulder, played basketball for the Billikens from 1973-74 to 1976-77.

Kevin Moulder | Assistant Coach


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Danny Jackson | Volunteer Asst. CoachFormer Edwardsville High School

and Wichita State standout Danny Jackson came to the Billikens in August 2007 as a volunteer assistant coach. In addition to his on-field coaching duties, he serves as the Bills’ first-base coach.

Jackson got his first taste of coaching in the summer of 2007 as an

assistant for the El Dorado (Kan.) Broncos. Serving as the first-base coach and hitting instructor, he helped the Broncos to a sixth-place finish in the NBC National Baseball Tournament.

A three-position player at Wichita State, Jackson earned honorable mention All-Missouri Valley Conference honors as a designated hitter in 2007 while helping the Shockers to their first regional championship in 10 years. He enjoyed his best season as a DH and a relief pitcher as a sophomore in 2005. Jackson hit .299 with 27 RBI while posting a .309 ERA and a 2-2 record in 17 appearances on the mound. He was named MVC Tournament MVP after hitting .533 at the event.

Prior to Wichita State, Jackson was a three-time All-State, All-Metro and All-Conference selection at Edwardsville High. He was

twice named Prep Player of the Year by the Alton Telegraph and was a second-team All-State selection as a senior in 2002. Over four years at Edwardsville, Jackson posted a career .401 average, a 2.88 ERA, and 11-5 record and nine saves.

Jackson graduated from Wichita State in 2007 with a bachelor of arts in liberal arts and sciences with a focus on psychology and a minor in criminal justice.

Will Bradley came to Saint Louis in August 2007 after serving two years as a graduate assistant on head coach Darin Hendrickson’s staff at Central Missouri. Bradley, who was a standout outfielder at UCM, will serve as the Billikens’ hitting coach and third-base coach. In addition, he will work with the outfielders and catchers at SLU.

Since arriving on campus, Bradley has been instrumental in with a record-setting offense. In 2009, SLU broke the single-season record with 113 doubles, and its 376 runs scored were the second most in Billiken history. Additionally, Bradley helped bring along infielder Zach Miller, who claimed Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America honors following the 2009 campaign.

As a GA for the Mules in 2006 and 2007, Bradley was one of the team’s hitting instructors and infield/outfield defensive coaches. Additionally, he served as both the baseball and golf strength and conditioning coach. In the summer of 2007, Bradley was the head coach of the Ballwin team in the St. Louis Metro Collegiate Baseball League.

Prior to his coaching stint at UCM, Bradley was a two-time All-Region and All-Conference outfielder for the Mules. A second-team All-American as a senior, he twice helped UCM to a third-place finishes in the NCAA Division II World Series, earning a spot

on the Regional All-Tournament team both times. In his senior season, Bradley set school single-season records with 13 triples and 66 games played. He finished his career with a .390 batting average, 17 home runs, 111 RBIs and 34 stolen bases. Bradley’s 17 career triples is the UCM career record, and his career batting average is the fifth-best in school history.

Bradley played two seasons at Pratt (Kan.) Community College before transferring to UCM. The Canberra, Australia, native also participated in the 1999 Baseball World Championships in Taiwan as part of the U19 Australian National Team.

Bradley earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education with an emphasis on corporate fitness at Central Missouri in 2006.

Will Bradley | Assistant Coach


2010 ROSTER

Numerical

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. B-T Hometown/Last School1 Michael Levine FR IF 5-7 155 R/R Prairie Village, Kan./Shawnee Mission South2 Alex VanderVorste FR C/OF 6-1 180 L/R Tyler, Texas/Bishop T.K. Gorman4 Jerry Mancuso SO IF/RHP 6-1 170 L/R Kansas City, Mo./Rockhurst5 Bryant Cotton SR RHP 6-2 190 R/R Omaha, Neb./Butler County (Kan.) CC6 Connor Gandossy SO C 6-2 195 R/R Madison, Conn./St. Luke’s School7 Cody Cotter JR OF 5-9 180 L/R St. Joseph, Mo./Iowa Western CC8 Jason Bell FR RHP 6-2 165 R/R St. Louis, Mo./Parkway Central9 Danny Brock SR 1B 6-1 210 R/R Loveland, Colo./Northeastern (Colo.) CC10 Andrew Buckham JR LHP 5-10 170 L/L Abbotsford, British Columbia/Galveston CC11 Jon Myers JR IF 6-2 210 R/R O’Fallon, Mo./Meramec (St. Louis) CC12 Andrew Guerra SR OF 6-0 175 R/R Dallas, Texas/Rice13 Ben Braaten SR C 6-1 210 L/R Savage, Minn./Iowa Western CC14 Matt O’Neal JR RHP 6-2 205 R/R Fort Smith, Ark./Northeast Texas CC15 Jon Levin FR LHP 6-3 210 L/L O’Fallon, Ill./O’Fallon Township16 Jim Foster SO LHP 6-0 165 L/L Wentzville, Mo./Holt17 Andrew Meister SO RHP 5-11 160 R/R Lincolnshire, Ill./Stevenson18 Steve Fernandez SO UTIL 6-2 215 R/R St. Louis, Mo./Parkway Central19 Lucas Calderon SO IF 5-10 165 R/R Miami, Fla./Belen Jesuit21 Tommy Coovert JR RHP 6-0 180 R/R Belton, Mo./Maple Woods CC23 Michael McKean FR OF 6-3 185 R/R Mendham, N.J./Randolph25 J.D. Dunn SR CF 5-9 175 R/R Franklin, Tenn./Centennial26 Zach Miller SO IF 6-0 190 R/R Dardenne Prairie, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West27 David Blackwell SR OF 6-1 195 R/R Shaker Heights, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit28 Alex Alemann RS FR RHP 6-5 200 R/R Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay31 Marco Mejia SO RHP 6-1 185 R/R Miami, Fla./Belen Jesuit32 Nick Becker RS SR OF 6-0 180 R/R St. Louis, Mo./Creighton33 Michael Schrader SO LHP 6-5 210 L/L St. Charles, Mo./St. Charles West34 Mike Carroll SO RHP 5-11 165 R/R Erdenheim, Pa./Penn Charter35 Andres Wiltz FR RHP 6-2 225 R/R Miami, Fla./Belen Jesuit42 Travis Parker JR IF/RHP 6-1 205 R/R Lincoln, Neb./Seward County

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No. Name Pos.28 Alex Alemann RHP32 Nick Becker OF8 Jason Bell RHP27 David Blackwell OF13 Ben Braaten C9 Danny Brock 1B10 Andrew Buckham LHP19 Lucas Calderon IF34 Mike Carroll RHP21 Tommy Coovert RHP7 Cody Cotter OF5 Bryant Cotton RHP25 J.D. Dunn OF18 Steve Fernandez UTIL16 Jim Foster LHP6 Connor Gandossy C12 Andrew Guerra OF/IF15 Jon Levin LHP1 Michael Levine IF4 Jerry Mancuso IF/RHP23 Michael McKean OF17 Andrew Meister RHP31 Marco Mejia RHP26 Zach Miller IF11 Jon Myers IF14 Matt O’Neal RHP42 Travis Parker IF/RHP33 Michael Schrader LHP2 Alex VanderVorste C/OF35 Andres Wiltz RHP

Head Coach: 24 Darin HendricksonAssistant Coaches: 20 Kevin Moulder, 3 Will Bradley, 22 Danny Jackson

By ClassFreshmen (8): Alex Alemann (RS), Jason Bell, Steve Fernandez (RS), John Levin, Michael Levine, Michael McKean, Alex VanderVorste, Andres Wiltz.Sophomores (9): Lucas Calderon, Mike Carroll, Jim Foster, Connor Gandossy, Jerry Mancuso, Andrew Meister, Marco Mejia, Zach Miller, Michael Schrader. Juniors (6): Andrew Buckham, Tommy Coovert, Cody Cotter, Jon Myers, Matt O’Neal, Travis Parker.Seniors (7): Nick Becker (RS), David Blackwell, Ben Braaten, Danny Brock, Bryant Cotton, J.D. Dunn, Andrew Guerra

By PositionInfield (8): Danny Brock, Lucas Calderon, Steve Fernandez, Michael Levine, Jerry Mancuso, Zach Miller, Jon Myers, Travis Parker.Outfield (7): Nick Becker, David Blackwell, Cody Cotter, J.D. Dunn, Andrew Guerra, Michael McKean, Alex VanderVorste.Catcher (3): Ben Braaten, Connor Gandossy, Alex VanderVorstePitcher (15): Alex Alemann, Jason Bell, Andrew Buckham, Mike Carroll, Tommy Coovert, Bryant Cotton, Jim Foster, Jon Levin, Jerry Mancuso, Andrew Meister, Marco Mejia, Matt O’Neal, Travis Parker, Michael Schrader, Andrew Wiltz.

Pronunciations1 • Michael Levine (luh-VEEN)

4 • Jerry Mancuso (Man-CUSE-oh)6 • Connor Gandossy (Gan-DOS-ee)

12 • Andrew Guerra (GAIR-uh)13 • Ben Braaten (BRAH-tin)

15 • John Levin (leh-vin)17 • Andrew Meister (MY-ster)21 • Tommy Coovert (KUU-vert)

23 • Michael McKean (Mc-KEY-in)28 • Alex Alleman (ALE-men)

31 • Marco Mejia (Muh-HE-uh)


2010 PREVIEWINFIELD

Last season, the Billikens posted 30 wins with a roster that included 19 players who had never played Division I baseball. With a solid season under their belts, third-year head coach Darin Hendrickson now feels SLU baseball has the veteran leadership to help the Billikens reach their team goals, one of which is to finish in the top six in the Atlantic 10 Conference in order to qualify for the postseason tournament. Much of that veteran leadership is housed in the infield, where three of the Billikens’ top four hitters from a season ago will occupy positions.

Senior catcher Ben Braaten looks to validate a strong junior season that saw him hit .335 with eight homers and 41 RBIs. He also led the team in on-base percentage while drawing a team- and league-high 49 walks. Defensively, Braaten started 46 games behind the plate and caught 15 base runners trying to steal, which ranked sixth in the conference. Hendrickson is comfortable with Braaten working with a pitching staff that is young and inexperienced.

“Ben had a great finish last season and completed a solid all-around year,” Hendrickson said. “We expect he will be one of our top hitters once again this year. Although he won’t have the stats to prove it after playing just two years here, he will go down as one of the top Billiken hitters in program history. He is a great senior leader, and we look for him to have a top-notch year.”

Sophomore Connor Gandossy will be the backup catcher, but Hendrickson is quick to point out that Gandossy will see time in meaningful games this year. Last season, Gandossy saw playing time in 24 contests and had one homer and four RBIs.

“We anticipate Connor being the future behind the plate for us,” Hendrickson said. “He has matured a lot in one year at catcher, he just needs to continue to find his offense. We feel comfortable putting him behind the plate this year.”

At first base, senior Danny Brock returns after starting all but three games at first a season ago. In addition to his quality defense (team-leading .989 fielding percentage), Brock was SLU’s second-leading hitter with 71 hits to rank 14th in a single season at SLU. His 15 doubles tied for ninth on the single-season chart, while his 416 putouts are the fifth most in SLU history.

“There is no doubt Danny has the ability to be our senior leader,” Hendrickson said. “He is one of the smartest players I have coached. He has good gap-to-gap power and is an excellent defensive first baseman. He comes to the park ready to go. A lot of people don’t know it, but he was injured in the early part of last year and it took a bit of a toll on him. Danny is the kind of guy who needs to be on the field every game and every inning.”

Sophomore Zach Miller is poised to take over the reins at second base. Last year, he drew several starts at second while primarily playing third base. Miller earned Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America honors after hitting .324 and

leading the club with 10 home runs. His 61 RBIs last year were the most ever by a SLU freshman and tied for fifth on SLU’s all-time single-season list.

“Zach had a phenomenal freshman year, I don’t think we could have asked for any more,” Hendrickson said. “Second base is probably his natural position and probably would be where he would play if he moves on to the next level. He is a hard worker and knows what it takes to move this program forward. He comes to the park ready to go every day. If he can stay disciplined at the plate, he can have a gigantic year.”

Freshman Michael Levine and sophomore Lucas Calderon are available to see playing time at second. Levine, from Shawnee Mission South High School in Kansas, made an impact during the fall season and could be used in a multitude of positions in the infield or outfield. Calderon saw 58 at-bats last season and hit four homers and added 10 RBIs.

If there is a hole in the infield, one would look at the shortstop position that last season was occupied by SLU’s leading hitter, the now-graduated Ryan Bennett. However, junior-college transfer Jon Myers is healthy and ready to assume the role at shortstop. Last season, he saw action as a DH in just 14 games before being lost to injury. Myers received a medical hardship and enters the season as a junior. Levine is tabbed as an option at short if Myers needs a rest.

“Jon needs to continue to work on his defense,” Hendrickson said. “He had a great fall defensively. If he can carry that over to the season, we should have nothing to worry about. He has the potential to lead the team in slugging percentage and be one of our top power hitters.”

Sophomore Jerry Mancuso is an option at third base. Like Miller, Mancuso had a strong rookie season for the Billikens. On the freshman charts, Mancuso’s 12 doubles in 2009 are tied for third, while his 30 RBIs are the fifth most in a single season at SLU. Mancuso was a .293 hitter last year and ranked among the nation’s leaders after being hit by pitches 19 times. He also figures to be a part of the Billikens’ pitching staff, so Hendrickson will be careful in how he is used.

“Jerry is in line to have a breakout year,” Hendrickson said. “He is going to be such a valuable member of our pitching staff that he will be rotated in and out of

Ben Braaten

Danny Brock


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the lineup. He had a solid year offensively, he just needs to be durable and versatile because he could play third, first, in the outfield and pitch this year.”

Hendrickson has the luxury of moving Mancuso around thanks in part to junior college transfer Travis Parker’s ability to man the hot corner. Like Mancuso, Parker is a bona fide two-way player who figures to be the Billikens’ closer on the mound.

“Like Jerry, we are going to have to use Travis gingerly because he is going to pitch a lot for us,” Hendrickson said. “Travis was a great pickup for us. He is a significant upgrade at third base in his ability to hit for power and field the ball.”

OUTFIELDIn 2009, the Billiken outfield was

comprised of Cody Cotter in left, J.D. Dunn in center and Andrew Guerra in right. Combined, the trio missed just five games a season ago.

With all three returning, Hendrickson was preparing to not have many question marks related to the outfield when filling out his lineup card. However, an injury to Cotter in the openings weeks of the preseason has now transformed what was almost a formality into one of the biggest decisions the coaching staff will have to make as the season begins: Who’s in left?

Cotter had to have surgery on a broken thumb and will be out at least two months. Last season as a sophomore, he hit. 232 and was a mainstay in left field. He played his best baseball late in the year, hitting safely in 11 of his last 13 games. Compounding the situation, Hendrickson not only has to look for a new left fielder, but a new lead-off

hitter as well. Cotter led off in 43 games a season ago.

“Cody would have been the front-runner to start in left,” Hendrickson said. “He knows how to hit leadoff, and I think he will have a much better season offensively when he returns. It’s wide open in left field right now. We’ll have a bit more platooning than usual, and it will take the first few weeks of the season to figure out what to do there.”

Candidates to see time in left include Mancuso, Levine, freshman Michael McKean, senior David Blackwell and redshirt freshman Steve Fernandez. The availability of Mancuso and Levine will be dependent on the needs of positions elsewhere, as Levine is a solid middle infielder and Mancuso could see time at third base and on the mound. Blackwell is the most experienced of the group, while Fernandez is a prototypical utility player who can play a multitude of positions. McKean figures to push either corner outfielder for playing time.

Things will be more concrete in center field as Dunn returns for his senior year. In his first three seasons, Dunn has never had fewer than 100 at-bats. He had his best season in 2008, hitting .326 with five homers and 29 RBIs. Dunn struggled through injuries last season, but Hendrickson thinks Dunn is primed to return to his sophomore-year form.

“J.D. is ready to play every inning,” Hendrickson said. “He is one of the best defensive center fielders that I have coached. I look for him to have a better year offensively. He is one of the hardest workers on the team who leads by example. He is a good base stealer who needs to put the ball on the ground and use his speed to roll the lineup over. He embraces his role and understands that he is essentially a second lead-off hitter for us.”

Guerra appears to have found a home in right field after playing there 54 times a season ago. In his first season with the Billikens in 2008, he played primarily in the infield. Guerra is a career .269 hitter and is among the program’s top doubles hitters despite playing only two seasons. Last year, he was third on the team with seven home runs and drove in 32 runs.

“Andrew is very talented, but I still don’t think he has put together a complete season,” Hendrickson said. “We anticipate his senior year will be his best. He brings so much value to the team, he just needs

to repeat it on a daily basis. He has shown the ability to be as good as we have at times and carry us in a series, but he’s been unable to continue that. He runs well, he’s very athletic and can play a variety of positions. If he can eliminate his strikeouts and hit the ball to the gap more, I think you’ll see him have a very nice year.”

McKean was an All-State selection at Randolph High School in New Jersey, and Hendrickson noted his performance in the fall has earned him the right to be in the mix and push some guys for playing time. Both Blackwell and Fernandez have the ability to spell any of the outfielders and could gets some at-bats as the DH as well.

PITCHINGThe Saint Louis rotation has enjoyed

two constants the past two seasons in Scott Turmail and Dave Sever. Turmail was the Bills’ No. 1 starter, while Sever saw time in the starting rotation and in a key relief role during that span. Turmail has graduated, and Sever is playing in the Toronto Blue Jays organization with Zach Outman, another key hurler on last year’s roster.

What is left is a young but talented group of arms who all have an opportunity, and the ability, to vie for innings either in a starting role or out of the bullpen. Of the 15 pitchers on the roster, not one has more than one full year of NCAA Division I baseball under his belt. Still, Hendrickson is excited about the potential this staff.

Zach Miller

Cody Cotter


2010 PREVIEW“Our weakness this year isn’t the talent

on the mound, it is simply the inexperience,” Hendrickson said. “We have some very talented arms. I’m excited about the progression of a number of pitchers. Guys will have to step up and show what they have early in the season in order to solidify their roles on this team.”

The most experienced pitcher returning is senior right-hander Bryant Cotton. He figures to be the Bills’ No. 1 starter after going 5-4 last season in 14 appearances (11 starts). The junior-college transfer struck out 52 batters and yielded just 11 walks a season ago while posting a 4.64 ERA. Cotton came up big in conference play, including back-to-back eight-inning appearances in key Atlantic 10 Conference wins against Richmond and Massachusetts.

“I think Bryant can have a better season than last year,” Hendrickson said. “He throws a lot of strikes and rarely walks people, which is what you need from someone at the top of your rotation. We are counting on Bryant to be out there quite a bit; the ball is in his court as to how great he can be. He needs to develop a put-away pitch, and he has definitely shown the willingness to throw a couple different pitches this year.”

One of the biggest surprises for Hendrickson and his staff is the emergence of freshman right-hander Alex Alemann. The 6-foot-5 Alemann redshirted last season but is expected to be a key component on this year’s staff.

“Alex unquestionably has the best stuff on the team, but he hasn’t thrown one inning of Division I baseball,” Hendrickson said. “He has shown drastic improvement since he stepped foot on campus, going from a redshirt to near the top of our rotation. He is still learning the nuances of the game, but that will come with time. We are very excited about what he can do for us this year.”

Another returnee from last year, left-hander Andrew Buckham, will be given an opportunity to make the rotation. Last season, he made eight starts as a sophomore and turned in quality outings in big wins against Ole Miss, Illinois, Missouri State and Temple.

“Andrew has all the makings to be in the rotation, he just needs to be more consistent,” Hendrickson said. “Being a lefty, he brings another dimension to the rotation. He throws three pitches for strikes but needs to cut down on walks.”

Sophomore left-hander Jim Foster is a candidate to either draw starts or pitch meaningful innings out of the bullpen. Last year, he appeared in 13 games (two starts) and picked up his lone win against Chicago State.

“Jim is much improved and should serve a meaningful role either as a starter or reliever,” Hendrickson said. “I look for him to double or triple his appearances from last season. He would be a nice commodity coming out of the bullpen as a lefty. He is a hard worker and tries his best to put all his stuff together, and it’s starting to show. We’re going to need him this year.”

Mancuso figures to be used extensively as an infielder and on the mound, but Hendrickson noted he would have to be used carefully. Last season, Mancuso went 3-1 in 11 appearances. Hendrickson feels Mancuso is going to be a valuable member of the pitching staff this season.

Several newcomers have an opportunity to earn spots in the starting rotation, including junior transfer Tommy Coovert. Last season, Coovert helped Maple Woods Community College in Kansas City to a regional championship.

“Tommy has the ability to make the starting rotation,” Hendrickson said. “He has learned a new arm slot which has made things a bit slower, but he is working hard through the transition and should be ready to go. He has good velocity and has the stuff to get it done here. We’d love to see him in a starting role.”

Junior Matt O’Neal had a quality fall and is in the mix for innings this season. The right-hander, who originally signed

with Arkansas, spent the past two seasons at Northeast Texas Community College.

“Matt is probably the most improved player, from fall to spring, that I’ve ever coached,” Hendrickson said. “He has put himself in place to be a potential starter, but I think he is probably best suited out of the bullpen. He can serve a vital role as a great set up guy or potential closer. He has tremendous command, great instincts and understands the game.”

Parker, a right-hander has nailed down the closer role. “For the first time in my three years at SLU, we have a bona fide closer in Travis,” Hendrickson said. “Having someone like Travis waiting to close down a game will hopefully ease the burden on our young pitching staff.”

The rest of the pitching staff will serve roles out the bullpen, perhaps impressing enough to draw spot starts in midweek games. The most experienced arm out the bullpen is sophomore right-hander Marco Mejia, who appeared in 16 games last year. He turned in a 4.01 ERA and struck out 24 batters in 24-2/3 innings.

“Marco was dynamite for us last year and pitched some very meaningful innings, and I anticipate he will have the same role this year,” Hendrickson said. “He should be near the top in appearances for us at the end of the season. His best role is middle reliever, but I anticipate him being a spot starter as well in midweek games.”

Sophomore right-handers Andrew Meister and Mike Carroll also return to the bullpen. Meister appeared in nine games last season, and Hendrickson noted Meister’s durable arm and athleticism are keys to his season. Carroll has been fighting through injuries, so the coaching staff is unsure of his role heading into the season.

Four newcomers round out the pitching staff. Sophomore right-hander Jason Bell and freshman right-hander Andres Wiltz each have a high upside and will be in the mix as a starter or reliever. Hendrickson feels both could experience a roller coaster year, but they will each see meaningful appearances in their first seasons in a Billiken uniform.

Freshman Jon Levin is a situational left-hander who could be used in a middle-relief role. Sophomore right-hander Michael Schrader will not be available at the beginning of the season due to injury, but Hendrickson projects Schrader as a key element in the bullpen as the Billikens enter conference play.

Bryant Cotton


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorAppeared in 29 games and made nine starts ... hit .213, scored 11 runs and posted 10 RBIs ... delivered a game-winning, two-run single in the eighth inning at Evansville ... belted his first career home run, a solo shot, in the first game against George Washington ... went 2-for-4 with a triple and a run scored in the win at UT

Martin ... doubled in a run and scored in the second Eastern Illinois tilt ... scored twice in the second game of the Duquesne doubleheader ... in the two Murray State games, combined to go 2-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs scored ... delivered a pinch-hit single and scored in the Northern Illinois contest ... walked twice and drove in

a pair of runs in the second game of the Chicago State series ... doubled and walked in the first game against CSU.

2008 • SophomoreSaw action in 42 games, including 34 starts ... hit .243 with 28 hits and five RBIs ... singled and drove in a run in the second game against Temple ... walked twice and recorded a base hit in the wood bat game against Southern Illinois ... hit safely in both games at Duquesne ... had two hits, including a double, and scored twice against Harris-Stowe ... doubled, singled and scored a run against Missouri-St. Louis ... had two hits and scored twice in a double header at Rhode Island ... banged out two hits and scored a pair of runs against Illinois State ... singled in a run and scored against UMBC ... walked and singled against Dartmouth ... singled in a run and scored in a game versus Fontbonne ... started a career-high five game hitting streak when he singled at Southeast Missouri ... recorded a career-high three hits in the

second game at Samford ... belted two hits in both the first and third games at Belmont.

2007 • FreshmanPlayed in 17 games, including five starts ... added a single in the second game at UMass after coming off the bench as a pinch runner in the seventh inning ... picked up his first career hit and RBIs with a two-run single in the fourth inning against Eastern Illinois ... was twice used as a pinch runner in the Charlotte series ... started two games in left field at Creighton ... earned his first career start at No. 19 Texas A&M ... came off the bench as a pinch hitter in both games against New Mexico.

At Walsh JesuitFour-year starter for coach Chris Kaczmar’s Warriors ... helped team to state titles as a sophomore and a senior ... named Cuyahoga River Conference Rookie of the Year ... earned preseason All-America honors as a senior ... team was ranked in the nation’s top 30 by Baseball America all three years.

CAREER HIGHSAB 5, 3x, last vs. EIU, 4/16/08Runs 2, 4x, last vs. Duquesne, 3/27/09Hits 3 at Samford, 3/1/08RBIs 2, 4x, last vs. Murray St., 3/14/09BB 2, twice, last vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09PO 5 at GW, 5/1/09

David BlackwellSr. • OF • 6-1 • 195 • R/R • Shaker Heights, Ohio

#27

CAREER STATSYear G/GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB PO A2007 34/16 .260 73 11 19 3 0 1 5 2-4 5 47 512008 38/33 .357 129 20 46 5 0 2 15 15-20 9 65 101Total 72/49 .322 202 31 65 8 0 3 20 17-24 14 112 152


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorFinished third on the team in hitting with a .335 average ... drew 49 walks, which led the Atlantic 10 Conference and ranked among the top 30 nationally ... that total was also the second-most in a single season at SLU ... started 53 games all together, 46 behind the plate and seven as the designated hitter ... finished with eight home

runs and 41 RBIs ... stroked 11 doubles ... slugged .541 and led the team with a .487 on base percentage ... went 2-for-3 with a homer and a walk in the win against Rhode Island ... singled in a run in the victory against Southern Illinois ... named A-10 Player of the Week after a monster weekend at Temple, combining to go 9-for-11 with eight RBIs in the three-game series sweep ... also totaled six runs scored in the series ... in the finale

against the Owls, went 3-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs ... was 2-for-3 with three RBIs and two runs scored in the second game against Temple ... opened the Temple series with a career-high four hits, which included a double and a home run ... also drove in three runs, walked once and scored twice ... hit safely and scored in all three games at George Washington, including the finale where he homered, doubled and walked twice ... that series began a season-long seven-game hitting streak ... drew three walks at Missouri State and in the second game against Charlotte ... went 3-for-3 with a double, an RBI and two walks against Illinois ... drove in two runs in back-to-back games – the Dayton finale and the Eastern Illinois tilt ... went 3-for-4 with an RBI in the Dayton opener ... doubled, walked three times and scored a run against SIU Edwardsville ... homered in the game at SIUE ... registered a pair of RBIs in the finale game against Richmond ... singled and scored in the game against Missouri at Busch Stadium ... doubled and scored at home against Eastern Illinois ... launched a key three-run home run in the opening game of the Duquesne series ... walked three times and scored three times in the victory against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... went 2-for-2 with a pair of runs scored in the Xavier finale ... walked three times in the first game against the Musketeers ... banged out a pair of hits in both contests against North Dakota ... was 1-for-2 with two walks and an RBI in the Northern

Illinois finale ... singled twice and scored in the first game against the Huskies ... had four hits and scored four runs in the three-game series against Chicago State ... walked twice in back-to-back games against Eastern Illinois and Southeast Missouri State ... went 2-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored ... registered two doubles and a career-high four RBIs against UC Santa Barbara ... had a double and two RBIs in the final game of the CSU Bakersfield series ... poked two singles and walked in the middle game against the Roadrunners ... singled and drove in a run in the opening game of the season against CSUB, beginning a stretch of hitting safely in each of the first five games of the season.

At Iowa Western CCHelped coach Mark Rardin’s Reivers to two consecutive appearances in the Junior College World Series ... in 2008, hit .386 and was third on the team with 13 doubles ... in 2007, batted .314 with 10 doubles and 28 RBIs ... first-team All-Region XI selection in 2008 ... community college teammates with current Billiken Cody Cotter.

At BurnsvillePlayed four seasons at catcher for Mick Scholl’s Blaze ... was a two-time All-State selection ... garnered All-Conference plaudits all four seasons.

CAREER HIGHSAB 5, 4x, last vs. Richmond, 4/4/09Runs 3 at Ole Miss, 3/24/09Hits 4 at Temple, 5/8/09RBIs 4 vs. UCSB, 2/22/092B 2 vs. UCSB, 2/22/09BB 3, 6x, last at Missouri State, 4/28/09PO 14 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09A 3, 4x, last vs. Rhode Island, 5/14/09Hit Streak 7 games, 5/1/09 to 5/12/09

Ben BraatenSr. • C • 6-1 • 210 • L/R • Savage, Minn.

#13

CAREER STATSYear G/GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB PO A2009 53/53 .335 170 42 57 11 0 8 41 1-1 49 291 38


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorSecond on the team in hitting with a .336 average ... his 71 hits tied for 14th in the SLU single-season record book ... stroked 15 doubles, which tied for ninth on the single-season chart ... led team with a .989 fielding percentage, and his 416 putouts are the fifth most in SLU history ... appeared in all but one game, starting 52 contests

at first base and one at third base early in the season ... hit safely in all but eight games ... tied for second on the club with 21 multiple hit games ... had a career-high 12-game hitting streak late in the season ... singled in a run in the opening game of the Rhode Island series ... had two hits and scored a run in the victory against SIUE at GCS Ballpark ... doubled and scored in the win against Southern Illinois ... accumulated five hits, three RBIs and four runs

scored in the three-game set at Temple ... in the finale against the Owls, stroked an RBI single and homered ... had five hits and three runs scored in the George Washington series ... went 3-for-5 with a career-high four RBIs in the win at Missouri State ... began his career-long 12-game hitting streak with a pair of singles in the final two games of the Charlotte series ... went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a run scored in the win against Illinois ... singled, walked and scored against Eastern Illinois ... hit safely in all three games at Dayton ... singled, walked twice and was hit by a pitch in the second game against the Flyers ... singled twice and drove in a run in the win at UT Martin ... went 2-for-4 with a double, RBI and run scored in the middle game of the UMass set ... singled and scored twice in the win at home against SIU Edwardsville ... tripled and drove in two runs at SIUE ... also made is lone pitching appearance at SIUE, allowing three runs in one inning of work ... single, walked, scored and drove in a run in the win against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... had two hits, including a double, and an RBI in the Xavier finale ... banged out two hits in the opening game of the series against the Musketeers ... registered two hits in both games of the North Dakota series ... singled in the first two games of the Murray State series ... went 2-for-3 with two RBIs in the first game of the Northern Illinois series ... accumulated eight hits

and five RBIs in the Chicago State series ... went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs scored in the second game against the Cougars ... banged out three hits, two of which were doubles, and drove in two runs in the first game against CSU ... posted RBIs in back-to-back games against Southeast Missouri State and Evansville ... singled twice against Eastern Illinois ... registered five hits in the season-opening three-game series at CSU Bakersfield ... went 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI in his Billiken debut against the Roadrunners.

At Northeastern (Colo.) CCTwo-time All-Region and All-Conference selection at first base for coach Bryan Shepard’s Plainsmen ... also saw time on the mound ... led team in 2008 with a .407 batting average, five homers, 19 doubles and 41 RBIs ... did not allow an earned run in 11-2/3 innings and went 2-0 while picking up four saves ... also played for the Laramie Colts of the Mountain Collegiate Baseball League and won its Home Run Derby in the summer of 2008.

At Mountain ViewWas a two-time honorable mention All-State selection for the Mountain Lions ... three-time All-Conference pick ... led team to state final four his first two seasons, including his freshman year when the team finished second at state tournament ... slugged five homers and hit .450 his senior year ... also posted a 7-2 record on the mound and had an ERA around 2.00.

CAREER HIGHSAB 6 at Temple, 5/8/09Runs 2, 9x, last at Temple, 5/9/09Hits 3, 4x, last at Missouri State, 4/28/09RBIs 4 at Missouri State, 4/28/092B 2, twice, last vs. Duquesne, 3/27/09BB 2, 3x, last at George Washington, 5/1/09PO 14 vs. Southern Illinois, 5/12/09A 3 vs. Rhode Island, 5/14/09Hit Streak 12 games, 4/25/09 to 5/14/09

Danny BrockSr. • 1B • 6-1 • 210 • R/R • Loveland, Colo.

#9



THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorSecond on the club with 11 starts on the mound ... also made three appearances out of the bullpen ... struck out 52 hitters while allowing just 11 walks ... went 5-4 with a 4.64 ERA ... went 6-2/3 innings in the win at Temple but did not figure into the decision ... also pitched into the seventh against Charlotte ... did not allow an

earned run in 1-1/3 innings in the win against Illinois ... picked up a win in the second game of the UMass series after allowing one unearned run on nine hits while striking out six in eight innings ... struck out a career-high nine batters in the victory in the

second game of the Richmond series ... scattered seven hits over eight innings and did not allow an earned run against the Spiders ... picked up the win in the Murray State finale after tossing 7-1/3 innings and allowing one run on eight hits while fanning six ... got the win in the Northern Illinois finale after allowing a run on five hits in seven inning of work ... was the tough-luck loser against Southeast Missouri State at GCS Ballpark after striking out a then-career high seven hitters and not allowing an earned run in 6-2/3 innings ... picked up his first career victory after coming out of the bullpen for three innings of scoreless relief against Eastern Illinois ... yielded just one hit against the Panthers ... started but did not figure into the decision in SLU’s victory against UC Santa Barbara.

At Butler (Kan.) CCPlayed two seasons for coach Steve Johnson’s Grizzlies ... in 2007, registered a 3.60 ERA and a 7-2 record in helping the Grizzlies to a 37-13 record ... earned honorable mention All-Conference honors last season while striking out 36 batters and walking only seven ... was a preseason All-American pitcher his sophomore year.

At Omaha CentralEarned three letters for coach Scott Hodges’ Eagles ... named a first-team All-Nebraska outfielder his senior year as well as first-team Super State ... two-time first-team All-Metro selection ... also played three years of basketball, including in 2006 when he helped the Eagles win a state championship.

CAREER HIGHSIP 8.0, twice, last vs. UMass, 4/11/09SO 9 vs. Richmond, 4/4/09PO 2 vs. Eastern Illinois, 3/31/09Asst. 4 vs. UMass, 4/11/09

Bryant CottonSr. • RHP • 6-2 • 190 • R/R • Omaha, Neb.

#5

CAREER STATSYear G ST CG W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2009 14 11 0 5-4 0 75.2 101 52 39 11 52 4.64


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorStarted all but three games in center field ... third on team with 14 stolen bases ... hit .220 and scored 34 runs ... concluded his junior season fifth all time with 45 career stolen bases ... tied for 13th all time with 80 walks and 19th with 97 career runs scored ... singled in the series finale against Rhode Island ... singled, walked and stole

a base in the win against Southern Illinois ... hit safely in all three games in the series sweep at Temple ... blasted a two-run homer in the series finale against the Owls ... was 2-for-4 with a double and two RBIs in the series finale against Charlotte ... made a highlight-reel diving catch in center in the win against Illinois ... lifted a solo home run,

his first homer of the season, in the second game against Dayton ... singled and stole a base against Missouri at Busch Stadium ... walked and scored in the win against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... doubled in a run in the second game against Xavier ... went 3-for-4 with a triple, an RBI and two runs scored in the first game against Northern Illinois ... recorded two hits and two runs scored against Eastern Illinois and Evansville ... doubled, walked twice and scored a pair of runs in the finale against CSU Bakersfield ... walked twice and scored a run in the first game against the Roadrunners ... posted three hits and scored twice in the season opener vs. CSU Bakersfield.

2008 • SophomoreStarted all 53 games ... ranked second on the team with a .326 average, and first in runs (47) and stolen bases (26) ... his 26 steals are the fourth-most in school history, while his 15 doubles are eighth overall ... belted five homers and drove in 29 runs ... reached base safely in all but one game, including the final 37 contests ... had a team-high 10-game hitting streak and was second on the club with 17 multi-hit and eight multi-RBI games ... had two hits, an RBI and scored a run in the second game against Temple ... smashed a two-run homer in the series opener against the Owls ... had two hits and stole a base in the wood bat game against Southern Illinois ... had three hits and scored four times in two games at Duquesne ... scored twice and recorded a pair of hits in the three-game set at Richmond ... had three hits and swiped a pair of bases in the George Washington finale ... registered back-to-back two-hit games at St. Bonaventure ... homered in

back-to-back games at Rhode Island ... had two hits, scored twice and stole two bases against Illinois State ... went 1-for-2 with a double and run scored against Ohio State ... carried a team-high 10-game hitting streak through the Spring Break trip in Bradenton, Fla., which included a three-hit, two-RBI outing against UMBC ... smashed a two-run home run in the second game of the Samford set ... went 3-for-5 with two RBIs in the season opener at Belmont.

2007 • FreshmanHad a .246 average and nine RBIs in 39 games, including 33 starts ... added a single in the first game against Dayton before leaving with a broken finger that forced him to miss the rest of the season ... went 1-for-2 with a pair of walks in the series finale at UMass ... posted two hits and scored the game-winning run in the 15th inning in the second game against the Minutemen ... added a double and a single in the first game at UMass ... drove a run at Missouri State ... singled, walked and scored a run while reeling in a career-high seven putouts on a blustery day against Evansville ... drove in a run and singled at SEMO ... scored two runs and drew a season-high three walks at No. 19 Texas A&M ... had a hit and an RBI in win over New Mexico ... named A-10 Rookie of the Week after hitting .500 in the three-game series at Central Arkansas.

At CentennialPlayed two years for coach Rob Baughman’s Cougars ... was a three-time All-County selection ... earned All-District honors as a senior, hitting .454 with 20 stolen bases ... twice hit for the cycle senior year.

CAREER HIGHSAB 7 at UMass, 5/12/07Runs 3, 5x, last at Duquesne, 5/9/08Hits 3, 6x, last vs. N. Illinois, 3/10/09RBI 3 vs. Fordham, 3/29/082B 2, 3x, last at CSU Bakersfield, 2/20/09BB 4 vs. Fordham, 3/28/08SB 3 at Sam Houston St., 3/7/08PO 7 vs. Evansville, 3/21/07Hit Streak 10 games, from 3/8/08 to 3/21/08

J.D. DunnSr. • CF • 5-9 • 175 • R/R • Franklin, Tenn.

#25

CAREER STATSYear G/GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB PO A2007 39/33 .246 114 16 28 3 0 0 9 5-7 14 58 42008 53/53 .326 187 47 61 15 2 5 29 26-31 43 144 42009 52/52 .220 182 34 40 10 2 2 19 14-17 23 138 8TOTAL 144/138 .267 483 97 129 28 4 7 57 45-55 80 340 16


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorStarted all but one game in the outfield ... collected 50 hits for the second straight year ... finished the season third on the squad with seven home runs ... drove in 32 runs and scored 37 runs ... doubled and scored in the season finale against Rhode Island ... walked, was hit by a pitch, singled and drove in a pair of runs in the finale game

of the SIU Edwardsville season series at GCS Ballpark ... singled and scored in each of the final two games of the Temple series ... had two hits and an RBI in the win at Missouri State ... went 2-for-4 and scored twice in the Charlotte finale ... doubled, walked twice and scored in the second game against the 49ers ... singled in a run and

scored in the victory against Illinois ... belted a solo home run at Eastern Illinois ... hit safely in all three games against Dayton ... drove in a pair of runs in the first of three games against UMass ... accumulated four hits in the Richmond series ... drove in two runs in the first game of the series and scored twice in the second game ... doubled against Missouri at Busch Stadium ... homered in the first game against Duquesne to complete a season-long eight-game hitting streak ... recorded two hits and drove in a run in the win against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... turned in four hits and four RBIs in the three-game set at Xavier ... homered in both games against North Dakota and totaled five RBIs in the two games against the Fighting Sioux ... went 2-for-4 with a season-best four RBIs in the first game against Northern Illinois ... had three hits and scored twice in the first game against Chicago State ... belted two home runs in the season-opener against CSU Bakersfield.

2008 • SophomoreFinished fifth on the club with a .298 batting average ... recorded a SLU single-season record 21 doubles ... started 38 games at second base and eight in left field ... led team with 133 assists, which is the 14th most in a single season at SLU ... walked and scored in the second Temple matchup ... doubled, drove in two runs and scored twice in the series-opener at Duquesne ... named A-10 Player of the Week on May 5 after posting seven RBIs and six hits over a two-game stretch at Richmond ... had two doubles as part of a four-hit day in the series finale with the

Spiders ... homered for the second-straight game and doubled en route to a career-high five RBIs in game two against Richmond ... also scored three times in each of those games, and drove in three runs against the Hornets ... went 3-for-4 with three RBIs against UMSL ... hit safely in all three games at St. Bonaventure ... had three consecutive two-hit games against UT Martin, Eastern Illinois and St. Bonaventure in the midst of a career-high nine-game hitting streak ... recorded three doubles in the Rhode Island series ... went 3-for-4 with a homer, double and three RBIs in the middle game of the La Salle series ... doubled in a run and scored twice in the second game of the Charlotte series ... went 2-for-4 with two doubles and three runs scored against UMBC ... was 2-for-3 with his first double and scored a run against Sam Houston State ... went 2-for-4 and belted his first-career home run in the second game of the Samford series ... tripled for his first-career hit and RBI in the season opener at Belmont.

At RiceSpent two seasons in the nationally renowned Owls program but did not see any playing time.

At Jesuit Prep in DallasWas a two-year starter and four-year letterwinner for coach Kevin Williamson’s Rangers ... picked up first-team All-District honors his senior year after helping the squad to the the bi-district championship and second round of the state playoffs ... hit .380 and was the team’s Defensive MVP his senior year.

CAREER HIGHSAB 6 at Ole Miss, 3/24/09Runs 3, 3x, last at Illinois State, 4/30/08Hits 4 at Richmond, 5/4/08RBIs 5 at Richmond, 5/3/082B 2, 2x, last at Richmond, 5/4/08HR 2 vs. CSU Bakersfield, 2/2/09BB 3 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09PO 6 vs. Fordham, 3/29/08A 7, 3x, last vs. EIU, 4/16/08Hit Streak 9 games from 4/11/08 to 4/22/08

Andrew GuerraSr. • OF • 6-0 • 175 • R/R • Dallas, Texas

#12

CAREER STATSYear G/GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB PO A2008 52/51 .298 188 39 56 21 1 5 31 9-13 32 113 1332009 54/54 .243 206 37 50 11 0 7 32 6-9 22 93 9Total 106/105 .269 394 76 106 32 1 12 63 15-22 54 206 142


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • FreshmanHitting – Hit .293 with 12 doubles, three home runs and 31 RBIs ... his 12 doubles are tied for third all time among freshman while his 31 RBIs are fifth ... was third on the team with 25 walks ... was 6-for-7 in the stolen bases department ... served as the DH on 26 occasions and started at third base 14 times, primarily at the beginning of the year

... reached base three times in the win against Rhode Island ... went 2-for-2 with a homer and three RBIs in the victory against Southern Illinois ... singled in a run and was hit by a pitch in the finale against Temple ... also stole a season-high two bases against the Owls ... doubled in back-to-back victories against George Washington and Missouri State ... walked, was hit by a pitch and singled in a run in the

second game against Charlotte ... was hit by two pitches in the first game against the 49ers ... went 2-for-5 with a double, RBI and two runs scored in the win against Illinois ... went 4-for-4 and was hit by a pitch in the Dayton finale ... walked twice, singled and scored in the opening game of the UMass series ... had two hits and scored a run in the first and final game of the Richmond series ... in the first game against the Spiders, also drove in two runs, doubled, walked, was hit by a pitch and stole a base ... stroked a two-run single against Missouri at Busch Stadium ... singled in a run in his lone at-bat in the first SIU Edwardsville game ... recorded a game-high four RBIs in the win against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... singled, walked and was hit by three pitches against the Rebels ... walked, homered, scored twice and recorded a pair of RBIs in the first game of the North Dakota series ... recorded 10 hits in a five-game stretch against Chicago State and Northern Illinois ... went 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs in the first game of the Northern Illinois series ... drove in six runs in the first two games of the Chicago State ... doubled in a run against Southeast Missouri State at GCS Ballpark ... singled, walked, stole a base and scored a run at Evansville ... singled twice and lifted a sacrifice fly for his first career RBI at Indiana State ... registered his first career hit in the win against UC Santa Barbara, which started an 11-game hitting streak.

Pitching – Posted a 3-1 record and a 8.01 ERA in two starts and nine appearances out of the bullpen ... struck out 13 batters and walked just four over 30-1/3 innings ... went seven innings and picked up the win at UT Martin after allowing two earned runs on nine hits ... started the third game against SIU Edwardsville and earned the win after five innings of work, striking out a season-best four Cougars in the process ... tossed an inning of scoreless relief in the first Duquesne game, striking out two ... picked up the win against nationally ranked Ole Miss after throwing 3-1/3 innings of relief ... did not allow a hit in an inning of relief against North Dakota ... went four innings in his debut at CSU Bakersfield, allowing one run on four hits.

At RockhurstPitched and played the infield for three seasons for Jim Degrow’s Hawklets ... earned All-State honors his senior year after hitting .410 and blasting 5 home runs ... was also tough on the mound, posting an 8-1 record with seven complete games and a 0.79 ERA ... threw a no-hitter his senior year ... as a junior hit .433 with a .564 on-base percentage and seven RBIs ... on the mound, he posted a 3.16 ERA in five starts, striking out 19 batters and tossing one complete game.

CAREER HIGHSAB 5, 4x, last at GW, 5/1/09Runs 2, 3x, last at GW, 5/1/09Hits 4 at Dayton, 4/18/09RBI 4 at Ole Miss, 3/24/092B 2 vs. Chicago State, 3/6/09BB 2, 4x, last at GW, 5/2/09SB 2 at Temple, 5/10/09PO 6 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 2/22/09Asst. 3, 4x, last at UT Martin, 4/14/09Hit Streak 11 games, 2/22/09 to 3/13/09

IP 7.0 at UT Martin, 4/14/09SO 4 vs. SIU Edwardsville, 4/8/09

Jerry MancusoSo. • IF/RHP • 6-1 • 170 • R/R • Kansas City, Mo.

#4


Year G ST CG W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO ERA2009 11 2 0 3-1 0 30.1 48 28 27 4 13 8.01


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • FreshmanLouisville Slugger Freshman All-American ... led the team with 61 RBIs, which are the most ever by a SLU freshman and tied for fifth all time ... accumulated 70 hits to rank second on the freshman charts ... also ranked in the top five on the freshman lists in runs (39, tied for second), doubles (11, fifth), triples (four, tied for second), home

runs (10, tied for third) and total bases (119, first) ... earned a spot on the A-10 All-Rookie Team and finished third in the league in RBIs ... tabbed a freshman Mid-Season All-American by the baseball Web site www.pgcrosschecker.com ... earned A-10 Rookie of the Week honors

on three occasions ... drove in a run with a single in the season finale against Rhode Island ... singled and stole a base in the game against SIUE at GCS Ballpark ... put together a season-best 11-game hitting streak late in the season ... had two hits with an RBI and run scored in the finale against Temple ... lifted a solo home run in the opening game of the Temple series ... had a big series at George Washington, totaling four hits, five RBIs and two home runs ... doubled, singled and scored twice in the win at Missouri State ... banged out two hits in all three games of the Charlotte series, beginning a stretch of five straight two-hit games ... tripled, recorded two RBIs and scored twice in the victory against Illinois ... went 3-for-4 and was a homer shy of the cycle in the first game of the Dayton series ... homered and drove in three runs in the win against SIU Edwardsville ... went 2-for-4 with a double and three RBIs in the second game of the Richmond series ... homered and drove in four runs in the first game against the Spiders ... against Missouri at Busch Stadium, pounded out three hits and recorded four RBIs ... had three hits and scored a run in the second game against Duquesne ... tripled and drove in three runs in the opener against the Dukes ... had three hits and scored twice in the win against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... had back-to-back two hit games in the final two games of the Xavier series ... recorded seven hits in the Murray State series and also drove in four runs and scored twice ... had three-straight three-RBI games against Chicago State and Northern Illinois ... had back-to-back two-hit games against UC Santa Barbara and Indiana State ... homered in his first career at-bat at CSU Bakersfield.

At Fort Zumwalt WestPlayed two seasons for Mike Rimmer’s Jaguars ... hit .444 with 15 extra-base hits, 29 RBIs and 38 runs scored his senior season ... for his efforts, he earned All-GAC first-team honors and was named to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro team ... helped team to a 21-5 record.

CAREER HIGHSAB 6, twice, last at Temple, 5/10/09Runs 2, 8x, last at GW, 5/2/09Hits 4 vs. Murray State, 3/14/09RBIs 4, twice, last vs. Rich., 4/3/09BB 3 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09PO 4 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09A 5, twice, last vs. SIUE, 5/13/09Hit Streak 11 games from 4/22/09 to 5/10/09

Zach MillerSo. • IF • 6-0 • 190 • R/R • Dardenne Prairie, Mo.

#26



THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • JuniorPlayed in 14 games before suffering a season-ending injury ... had a pinch hit RBI single against Murray State in what would be his final at-bat of the season ... had a career high three hits and scored twice in the final game of the Northern Illinois series ... poked a pinch-hit single and scored in the first game against the Huskies

... drove in a career-high three runs and doubled in the first game against Chicago State ... lifted a sacrifice fly and drove in another run with a single in the game vs. Eastern Illinois ... singled in a run,

was hit by a pitch and scored in the victory against UC Santa Barbara.

At Meramec (Mo.) CCAll-American shortstop for coach Tony Datoli’s Magic ... also earned All-Region honors after leading the team with a .404 batting average ... slugged 13 home runs and drove in 36 runs ... in his first season at Meramec in 2007, he hit .373 while driving in 26 runs.

At Fort Zumwalt SouthPlayed three seasons for coach Tony Primeau’s Bulldogs, where he was a first-team All-State selection at shortstop in 2006 after hitting .386 with four homers, 24 RBIs, 22 runs scored and 10 steals ... helped team to a sectional championship in 2006 ... also played soccer for four years and basketball for three.

CAREER HIGHSAB 4, 5x, last vs. Murray St., 3/13/09Runs 2 vs. NIU, 3/11/09Hits 3 vs. NIU, 3/11/09RBIs 3 vs. Chicago State, 3/6/09Hit Streak 5 games, 2/22/09 to 3/6/09

Jon MyersJr. • IF • 6-2 • 210 • R/R • O’Fallon, Mo.

#11


2009 • FreshmanAppeared in 32 games, including 13 starts ... drew 11 starts at second base, one in left field and one in right field ... four of his 11 hits went for home runs ... scored 12 runs and posted 10 RBIs

... started the final game of the regular season against Rhode Island and singled ... delivered a walk-off double in the bottom of the tenth inning to secure a win against SIUE at GCS Ballpark ... walked and scored in games against Missouri State and George

Washington ... belted a solo home run in the second game of the Dayton series ... also drew a walk and stole a base in that game against the Flyers ... went 2-for-4 with a home run in the second game of the North Dakota series ... singled and

scored in the second game against Murray State ... singled and scored in his lone at bat in the Northern Illinois opener ... went 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBIs in the Chicago State finale ... singled and scored against Southeast Missouri State at GCS Ballpark ... blasted a three-run home run at Indiana State for his first career hit.

At Belen JesuitPlayed three seasons for coach Tony Mellan’s Wolverines ... earned second-team All-State honors after hitting .380 and belting nine home runs in 2008 ... drove in 30 runs and scored 26 times for the Wolverines ... earned All-Dade 4A-1A first-team accolades from the Miami Herald ... in 2007, he helped his team to district and regional championships and an appearance in the state final four.

Lucas CalderonSo. • IF • 5-10 • 165 • R/R • Miami, Fla.

#19

CAREER HIGHSAB 4, 5x, last at Dayton, 4/18/09Runs 2 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09Hits 2, twice, last vs. UND, 3/18/09RBIs 3 at Indiana State, 2/24/09PO 4, 4x, last at Dayton, 4/18/09A 6 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2/27/09



THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • SophomoreMade 12 appearances on the mound, including eight starts ... had a 3-2 record with a 6.65 ERA ... played his best baseball late in the season ... did not allow an earned run in three innings against Rhode Island ... went the distance in a key A-10 victory at Temple, yielding three runs on nine hits ... tossed three innings of relief at George

Washington, allowing one run on five hits ... picked up the win at Missouri State after going six innings and allowing two runs on four hits ... earned his first victory

after going 5.2 innings against Illinois, allowing five runs and tying his career high with four strikeouts ... started the Ole Miss game and struck out four but did not figure into the winning decision

... pitched scoreless innings of relief against Murray State and Northern Illinois.

At Galveston (Texas) CCPlayed one season for Javier Solis’ Whitecaps ... led the team in strikeouts and had an ERA that hovered around the 2.00 mark.

PreviousAttended St. Brebeuf High School in British Columbia, Canada ... also competed with the Langley Blaze in Canada in addition to playing for Team British Columbia, with whom he had the league’s third-best ERA.

CAREER HIGHSIP 9.0 at Temple, 5/10/09SO 4, twice, last vs. Illinois, 4/22/09Asst. 2 at George Washington, 5/2/09

Andrew BuckhamJr. • LHP • 5-10 • 170 • L/L • Abbotsford, B.C.

#10


2009 • SophomoreLed team with 51 runs scored, which is the fifth most in a single season at SLU ... was hit by a league-high 22 pitches, which ranked in the top 10 nationally ... was second on the club with 31

walks 15 stolen bases ... started 52 games in left field and served as the Billikens’ leadoff hitter in 43 contests ... in the first game against Temple, tied career highs with three hits and three RBIs ... went 2-for-3, two RBI performance in the second Charlotte game ... doubled and homered in

that game and scored twice ... went 3-for-3 with a double, RBI and run scored in the second game of the Dayton series ... had two hits, including a key late home run, and three RBIs in the victory against nationally ranked Ole Miss ... went 3-for-4 with a double and a career-high three runs scored in the second game of the Xavier series ... doubled and scored in the first game against the Thoroughbreds ... singled in both games against Northern Illinois ... drew three walks in the final game of the Chicago

State series ... in the first game against the Cougars, he singled twice and scored a pair of runs ... doubled and scored in the win against Eastern Illinois ... singled, walked and scored twice in the win against UC Santa Barbara ... walked, singled and posted his first RBI of the season in the final game of the CSU Bakersfield series.

At Iowa Western CCLeft-handed hitter who played both the infield and outfield for coach Mark Rardin’s squad that advanced to the Junior College World Series ... posted a .395 batting average and broke the school record with eight triples in 2008 ... also led the team with 13 stolen bases and cracked 11 doubles ... second-team All-Region XI selection in 2008 ... community college teammates with current Billiken Ben Braaten.

At St. Joseph CentralTwo-time All-City, All-District and All-Conference selection for the Indians.

Cody CotterJr. • OF • 5-9 • 180 • L/R • St. Joseph, Mo.

#7

CAREER HIGHSAB 6, twice, last vs. Ole Miss, 3/24/09Runs 3, twice, last vs. Xavier, 3/21/09Hits 3, 3x, last vs. Temple, 5/8/09RBIs 3, twice, last vs. Temple, 5/8/09BB 3, twice, last vs. UND, 3/17/09SB 2 vs. George Washington, 5/2/09PO 5, twice, last vs. Charlotte, 4/26/09Hit Streak 8 games, 4/25/09 to 5/9//09



THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • FreshmanMade four appearances on the mound in his first season with the Billikens ... tossed an inning of scoreless relief in the second Dayton game ... pitched a scoreless 2/3 inning against SIU Edwardsville ... struck out two in an inning of relief in the win against Chicago State.

At Penn CharterPlayed three seasons of varsity baseball for coach Rick Mellor’s William Penn Charter squad ... in 2007,

was selected to play for Mike Manning’s Elite All-Star Baseball Academy select showcase team ... at the Perfect Game Wood Bat Association U-17 National Championship in Marietta, Ga., he appeared in two games and did not allow a hit.

CAREER HIGHSIP 1.1 at SIU Edwardsville, 4/7/09SO 2 vs. Chicago State, 3/6/09

Mike CarrollSo. • RHP • 5-11 • 165 • R/R • Erdenheim, Pa.

#34


2009 • FreshmanMade 11 appearances out of the bullpen and drew two starts ... struck out 10 and walked seven in 23-1/3 innings of work ... started the final SIU Edwardsville matchup at GCS Ballpark and fanned two ... pitched an inning of relief in the victory at George Washington ... did not allow an earned run in an inning of relief against Richmond ... threw two innings of scoreless relief against Eastern Illinois,

yielding just one hit ... struck out the lone hitter he faced in a relief effort at Xavier ... picked up the win against Chicago State in his first career start after working

six innings and allowing four runs ... struck out two in two innings of work at Indiana State ... tossed a scoreless inning of relief in the second game against CSU Bakersfield in his Billiken debut.

At HoltPlayed three years of varsity for coach Joel Adam’s Indians ... mainly utilized as a left-handed pitcher but also saw time at first base ... went 5-2 on the hill and posted a 2.13 ERA in 46 innings pitched his senior year ... also had a .372 average at the plate ... his junior season, helped the Indians to an appearance in the Missouri Class 4 State Championship game ... earned a 6-4 record that season and posted a 2.64 ERA in 61 innings of work ... also struck out 39 batters.

Jim FosterSo. • LHP • 6-0 • 165 • L/L • Wentzville, Mo.

#16

CAREER HIGHSIP 6.0 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09SO 2, 3x, last vs. SIUE, 5/13/09A 3 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09



THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • FreshmanStarted nine games behind the plate, appearing in 24 total ... registered one home run and walked eight times ... drew a pinch-hit walk in the win at Temple ... walked and scored at Eastern Illinois ... singled in the second game of the Dayton series ... singled in back-to-back games against Eastern Illinois and Missouri at Busch

Stadium ... homered, walked and scored twice in the final game of the North Dakota series ... went 2-for-3 with two runs scored and a career-high three RBIs in the final game of the Chicago State

series ... singled in the first game against the Cougars ... singled in the CSU Bakersfield finale for his first collegiate hit.

At St. Luke’s SchoolPlayed four years of varsity baseball for coach John Lord’s Crusaders ... three-time All-League selection as a catcher ... hit .425 his senior season, which included 11 doubles, two triples, three homers and 26 RBIs ... scored 33 runs and stole 11 bases ... was solid defensively, throwing out 20 of 24 base runners ... played on the accomplished Team Connecticut Blue Jays (AAU) club squad.

CAREER HIGHSAB 5 vs. SIU Edwardsville, 4/8/09Runs 2, twice, last vs. UND, 3/18/09Hits 2 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09RBIs 3 vs. Chicago State, 3/7/09PO 9 at Evansville, 2/28/09A 3, twice, last vs. SIUE, 5/13/09

Connor GandossySo. • C • 6-2 • 195 • R/R • Madison, Conn.

#6


2009 • FreshmanSecond on the team and first among relievers with a 4.01 ERA ... appeared in 15 games in the bullpen and drew one start ... opposing batters hit just .221 against him, a team best ... struck out 24 and walked 15 in 24-2/3 innings ... did not allow a hit in an inning of relief in the victory against SIU Edwardsville ... went 2-1/3 innings

out of the bullpen for his first career win at Temple, allowing one run on three hits while fanning two ... pitched two innings of scoreless relief and struck out two in the victory at

Missouri State ... earned his first career start at Eastern Illinois but did not figure into the decision ... went a career-high five innings and allowed three runs on six hits ... also struck out a career-best six batters ... struck out three in two innings of scoreless relief in the Dayton finale ... threw an inning of scoreless relief in the win

against Richmond ... held nationally ranked Ole Miss scoreless in one inning of relief ... pitched a span of six innings of relief over four games where he did not allow an earned run ... pitched two scoreless innings against both Chicago State and North Dakota ... pitched 1-1/3 innings of relief in the victory against UC Santa Barbara.

At Belen JesuitPlayed for coach Tony Mellan’s Wolverines ... his senior year, made 10 appearances (five starts) and posted a 2.67 ERA and three complete games ... also struck out 38 batters in 36-2/3 innings while walking just nine ... in 2007, helped team to a district and regional championship and an appearance in the state final four.

CAREER HIGHSIP 5.0 at Eastern Illinois, 4/21/09SO 6 at Eastern Illinois, 4/21/09A 2 vs. North Dakota, 3/17/09

Marco MejiaSo. • RHP • 6-1 • 185 • R/R • Miami, Fla.

#31



THE 2010 BILLIKENS

2009 • FreshmanMade 10 appearances out of the bullpen ... pitched two scoreless innings of relief at SIU Edwardsville ... did not allow a run or a hit in back-to-back relief efforts against Murray State and North Dakota ... tossed a scoreless inning of relief in the CSU Bakersfield finale.

At StevensonPlayed all four years for coach Paul Mazucca’s Patriots ... ranked as the

47th-best prospect in the state by the Illinois Prep Baseball Report ... also played for Top Tier, a summer showcase team, allowing just four runs on four hits in 20 innings while holding opponents to a .059 batting average ... was one of 30 players invited to the Illinois Pitch and Hit Club All-Star Showcase.

Andrew MeisterSo. • RHP • 5-11 • 160 • R/R • Lincolnshire, Ill.

#17

CAREER HIGHSIP 2.0 at SIU Edwardsville, 4/7/09


At Cypress BayPlayed two seasons for coach Michael White’s Lightning ... in 2008, posted a 5-2 record and a 3.07 ERA on the mound for the Lightning while striking out 28 batters in 41 innings ... named Performer of the Week in Broward County when he helped Cypress Bay to a 6-2

district victory over Western, allowing just one earned run in six innings while striking out five in the contest ... helped Cypress Bay post 17 wins his junior and senior seasons ... team advanced to regionals his senior year after posting a 17-8 record.

Alex AlemannRS Fr. • RHP • 6-5 • 200 • R/R • Weston, Fla.

#28

At Parkway CentralPlayed three seasons for coach Ryan Connors’ Colts ... played first and third base ... earned honorable mention All-State honors his senior year after finishing third on the team with a .391 average ... led the team with nine home runs, which tied for fourth overall in the

St. Louis metro area ... had a .826 slugging percentage, registered a .523 on-base percentage and scored 30 runs ... was an All-Metro and All-Conference selection his junior season ... also played three seasons of football at Parkway Central.

Steve FernandezRS Fr. • IF/OF • 6-2 • 215 • R/R • St. Louis, Mo.

#18


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

Nick BeckerRS Sr. • OF • 6-0 • 180 • R/R • St. Louis, Mo.

Matt O’NealJr. • RHP • 6-2 • 205 • R/R • Fort Smith, Ark. #14

Will sit out this season as part of NCAA transfer rule.

2009 • At CreightonThird on the team in hitting with a .318

average, including a .333 mark in Missouri Valley Conference games ... played in all but one contest ... homered and drove in 31 runs on the season ... was the team’s hottest hitter down the stretch and helped the Bluejays advance to the MVC title game ... stole two bases and did not commit an error in 60 chances in the outfield.

2007 and 2008 • At Jefferson CollegePlayed two years for head coach Sam Carel’s Vikings ... first-team All-Region selection in 2008 after leading the team in hitting (.413), slugging percentage (.703) and on-base percentage (.474) ... also led the team in doubles (23) and runs scored (45) en route to team

MVP honors in 2008 ... Vikings were the Metro Community College Athlete Conference champions both seasons ... team advanced to the NJCAA Playoffs his freshman season.

At VianneyPlayed four seasons for Steve Bieser’s St. John Vianney Griffins ... played on two state championship teams in 2004 and 2006 (sophomore and senior seasons) ... had the game-winning hit vs. Hazelwood Central in the 2006 state championship game ... hit .338 and drove in 19 runs his senior season ... played in the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Academy All-Star Game following his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons ... played AAU baseball for the Rawlings Knights in the summer of 2006 under head coach Vince Loggins ... named team MVP during his one season with the team after hitting .500 and smacking six homers and recording 45 RBIs.

At Northeast Texas Community CollegePlayed two seasons for coach Chris Smith’s Eagles ... made 13 appearances on the mound in 2009, posting a 3-2-1 record and yielding only 15 walks in 42 innings ...

as a freshman, twirled 35 innings while also appearing in 49 games in right field ... led the team with 10 doubles and was 14-of-17 in the stolen bases department ... hit .296 to rank third on the squad ... earned a spot on the Region XIV Athletic Conference All-Academic Team in 2009.

At Fort Smith SouthsidePitched and produced at the plate for Travis Biggs’ Rebels ... earned Arkansas (7A) All-State honors after going 8-2 and registering a 1.60 ERA on the mound ... struck out 96 batters while walking just 23 in 63 innings pitched ... also hit .390 and cracked a pair of homers ... member of the Arkansas High School Baseball All-Star squad in 2007 ... earned All-Conference accolades as a junior and sophomore ... was staring quarterback of the football team for three years, including in 2006 when the Rebels won the Class 7A Arkansas State Championship ... honored as MVP of the 2006 state championship game ... earned an honors diploma and was a member of the National Honor Society.

Tommy CoovertJr. • RHP • 6-0 • 180 • R/R • Belton, Mo. #21At MCC-Maple WoodsWas a two-year starter for coach Marty Kilgore’s Monarchs, the same program that produced St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols ... helped the Monarchs to

the 2009 Region XVI Championship while posting a 5-3 record ... appeared in six games his freshman campaign and registered a 2-1 record with a 2.86 ERA.

At BeltonWas a four-year starter for coach George Shrum’s Pirates ... first-team Class 4 All-State selection in 2006 ... as a senior at Belton, turned in an 8-1 record on the mound with a 1.30 ERA ... helped team to the state quarterfinals after rolling to conference and district championships his senior season ... tossed a complete-game shutout in the Pirates’ sectional playoff victory ... member of the honor roll and National Honor Society.


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

Travis ParkerJr. • IF/RHP • 6-1 • 205 • R/R • Lincoln, Neb. #422009 • Seward County Community CollegeWas a bona fide two-way player for coach Gaylen McSpadden’s Saints ... helped team to a second place in the region ... named first-team All-Region after finishing

second on the team in average (.371), home runs (nine) and RBIs (54) ... also led the Saints’ pitching staff in appearances (20), saves (12) and ERA (1.85).

2008 • Kansas City Kansas Community CollegePlayed one season for coach Steve Burleson’s Blue Devils ... helped team to a second-place finish in the competitive Jayhawk Conference.

At Lincoln NortheastFour-year letterwinner for coaches Bill Flagler and Jerome Erlich’s Rockets ... picked up first-team All-State honors as a senior after earning second-team All-State plaudits his junior year ... earned honorable-mention All-State honors as a freshman and sophomore ... as a senior, posted a 5-3 record with a 2.02 ERA and 46 Ks ... also contributed at the plate with a .418 average and 15 extra base hits, including five homers.

Michael SchraderSo. • LHP • 6-5 • 210 • L/L • St. Charles, Mo. #332009 • At Meramec Community CollegeAppeared in just four games for the Magic before suffering a season-ending injury.

2008 • At Wabash Valley CollegeAppeared in five games for the Warriors, who won the Great Rivers Athletic Conference (GRAC) in 2008.

At St. Charles WestPlayed four seasons for head coach Ray Rico’s Warriors, which won district championships in 2004 and 2006 ... pitched in addition to playing the outfield ... two-time second-team All-Conference selection ... struck out a combined 34 batters his junior and senior seasons ... as a junior, ranked seventh in the GAC North Conference with 7.0 Ks per seven innings ... also strong at the plate and is tied for third on St. Charles West’s career home runs chart..

Jason BellFr. • RHP • 6-2 • 165 • R/R • St. Louis, Mo. #8At Parkway CentralPlayed baseball all four years for Ryan Connors’ Colts ... earned second-team All-Conference plaudits his senior year after posting a 3-1 record and a 3.83 ERA

... helped the Colts to a 19-5 mark in 2009 ... as a junior, went 4-1 including back-to-back playoff wins while helping Parkway Central to the state quarterfinals ... played for the St. Louis Pirates select

baseball club his senior year that won a national title in Fort Meyers, Fla. ... also played for Rawlings Prospects in St. Louis his sophomore and junior seasons ... member of the honor roll.


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

Jon LevinFr. • LHP • 6-3 • 210 • L/L • O’Fallon, Ill. #15At O’Fallon TownshipPlayed baseball years for coach Jason Portz’ Panthers ... posted a 9-4 record with a 3.55 ERA his senior year while leading the team to the state tournament ... also

fanned 56 batters in 65 innings pitched ... his team posted a 32-10

record his senior year en route to a sectional and super-sectional championship ... earned honorable mention All-Area plaudits for his efforts ... named to the Honor Roll.

Mike LevineFr. • IF • 5-7 • 155 • R/R • Prairie Village, Kan. #1At Shawnee Mission SouthLettered all four seasons for Mitch Wills’ Raiders ... earned second-team All-State, first-team All-Sun and first-team All-Sunflower League honors his senior year

after hittin .456 with 16 RBIs and 17 stolen bases ... also posted a .649 slugging percentage and a .610 on-base percentage ... his junior season, led team to a regional championship while hitting

.514 with 19 RBIs and 11 doubles ... also played three years of soccer at Shawnee Mission South, where he was an All-State selection ... was an All-Academic Team selection and member of the National Honor Society.

Mike McKeanFr. • OF • 6-3 • 185 • R/R • Mendham, N.J. #23At RandolphPlayed three seasons for coach Jeff Grantham’s Rams ... first-team Group 4 All-State selection ... also drew first-team All-Conference, All-County and All-Area

distinction ... his senior year, hit .482 with 43 hits, 11 doubles, four triples and two homers ... scored 40 times and posted a .575 on-base percentage and slugged .765 ... as a junior, hit .450 with 30 RBIs and

17 stolen bases ... helped Randolph to a sectional championship and a New Jersey Group 4 State runner-up finish ... also played football, where he kicked a school-record 47-yard field goal ... member of the Honor Roll.


THE 2010 BILLIKENS

Alex VanderVorsteFr. • C/OF • 6-1 • 180 • L/R • Tyler, Texas #2At Bishop T.K. GormanPlayed all four years for coach Jarrod Bitter’s Crusaders ... second-team All-State selection as a sophomore and junior and honorable-mention All-State pick

his freshman and senior years ... earned first-team All-District distinction all four seasons while helping his team to four playoff appearances ... three-time team MVP (freshman, sophomore

and senior seasons) and Offensive Player of the Year his junior season ... also played four years of football and was an All-District defensive back ... member of the National Honor Society ... earned Merit Awards in math, foreign language and English.

Andres WiltzFr. • RHP • 6-2 • 225 • R/R • Miami, Fla. #35At Belen JesuitPlayed four seasons for head coach Tony Meilan’s Wolverines, playing with Billiken teammates Lucas Calderon and Marco Mejia ... picked up the Florida Athletics

Coaches Award (F.A.C.A) 4-A Player of the Year award in 2009 ... earned second-team All-Dade honors his senior year as a pitcher after going 8-2 with a 2.39 ERA and 52 strikeouts ... third-team All-

Dade selection as a utility player his junior season ... honorable-mention All-Dade pick as a sophomore, the year the Wolverines captured a regional championship ... his brother, Danny, pitched for the University of Tennessee and was drafted by the Chicago White Sox in 2009.


2010 OPPONENT INFORMATION

ARKANSASRAZORBACKS

CHARLOTTE49ERS

CENTRAL ARK.BEARS

Location ..............Fayetteville, Ark.Founded ....................................1871Enrollment .............................19,849Nickname ....................RazorbacksColors ............ Cardinal and WhiteConference ....Southeastern (SEC)Athletic Director ............Jeff LongWeb Site ArkansasRazorbacks.com

Baseball SID ............Zach LawsonOffice Phone ...........(479) 575-7089Office Fax ................(479) 575-7481Cell Phone ...............(479) 595-2358Email [email protected]

Head Coach ...........Dave Van HornAlma Mater ...........Arkansas, 1988Record at UA .......... 276-158 (7 yrs)Career Record ..... 861-398 (21 yrs)

2009 Record ............................ 41-24Conference Record ............... 14-15

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ........ 19/10Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 5/3Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost .... 11/6

Home Field ........Baum Stadium @ George Cole Field (10,737)Press Box Ph. .........(479) 575-4141

Location ...................Charlotte, N.C.Founded .....................................1946Enrollment ..............................24,701Nickname ................................49ersColors ................. Green and WhiteConference .....................Atlantic 10Athletic Director ...........Judy RoseWeb Site .........charlotte49ers.com

Baseball SID ..................Ryan RoseOffice Phone ............(704) 687-6312Office Fax .................(704) 687-4918Cell Phone ................(704) 425-8740Email ............ [email protected]

Head Coach ................. Loren HibbsAlma Mater .........Wichita St., 1984Record at CHA ...528-423-3 (17 yrs)Career Record ....................... Same

2009 Record ............................. 33-22Conference Record ................ 16/11

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ......... 20/10Starters Ret/Lost ........................ 6/3Pitchers Ret/Lost ..................... 10/4

Home Field .............Hayes StadiumCapacity ....................................3,000Press Box Ph. ..........(704) 425-8740

Location ................... Conway, Ark.Founded ....................................1908Enrollment .............................11,783Nickname ..............................BearsColors ..................Purple and GrayConference .................... SouthlandAthletic Director Dr. Brad TeagueWeb Site .............. UCASports.com

Baseball SID .................Steve EastOffice Phone ...........(501) 450-5743Office Fax ................(501) 450-5740Cell Phone ..................................NAEmail [email protected]

Head Coach ..................Doug ClarkAlma Mater ........... Colorado, 1974Record at UCA ....190-178-1 (7 yrs)Career Record ...................... Same


Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......... 13/9Starters Ret/Lost ........................ 4/5Pitchers Ret/Lost........................ 8/3

Home Field .............. Bear StadiumCapacity ...................................1,000Press Box Ph. ............................NA

DAYTONFLYERS

Location ......................Dayton, OhioFounded .....................................1850Enrollment ................................7,700Nickname ...............................FlyersColors ........................Red and BlueConference .....................Atlantic 10Athletic Director ......... Tim WablerWeb Site ........... DaytonFlyers.com

Baseball SID ............... Seth IiamesOffice Phone ............(937) 229-4419Office Fax .................(937) 229-4461Cell Phone ................(937) 877-0948Email [email protected]

Head Coach ................ Tony VittorioAlma Mater ..............Hanover, 1988Record at DAY ...... 473-446 (17 yrs)Career Record ...... 249-248 (11 yrs)

2009 Record ............................. 38-19Conference Record................... 21-6

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ......... 17/10Starters Ret/Lost ........................ 3/5Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ....... 5/2

Home Field Time Warner Cable Stadium (2,000)Press Box Ph. ..........(937) 229-2255

EASTERN ILLINOISPANTHERS

Location ..................Charleston, Ill.Founded ....................................1895Enrollment .............................11,966Nickname ........................ PanthersColors ..................... Blue and GrayConference ...................Ohio ValleyAthletic Director .. Barbara BurkeWeb Site ........... EIUPanthers.com

Baseball SID ................Ben TurnerOffice Phone ...........(217) 581-7020Office Fax ................(217) 581-6434Cell Phone ...............(217) 549-7965Email ............... [email protected]

Head Coach ................Jim SchmitzAlma Mater ....... Wilmington, 1979Record at EIU ....... 411-388 (15 yrs)Career Record ..... 575-549 (22 yrs)

2009 Record ............................ 31-19Conference Record ................. 13-5

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ........ 16-12Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 5/4Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 2/1

Home Field ............ Coaches’ Field Capacity ......................................550Press Box Ph. .........(217) 581-8464

DUQUESNEDUKES

Location ................. Pittsburgh, Pa.Founded ....................................1878Enrollment .............................10,160Nickname ............................. DukesColors .......................Red and BlueConference ....................Atlantic 10Athletic Director ..... Greg AmodioWeb Site ...........GoDuquesne.com

Baseball SID ....... George NiemanOffice Phone ...........(412) 396-5376Office Fax ................(412) 396-6210Cell Phone ..................................NAEmail ................. [email protected]

Head Coach ............... Mike WilsonAlma Mater ..Chadron State, 1971Record at EIU ....329-499-2 (16 yrs)Career Record ..329-499-2 (16 yrs)


Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......... 20/8Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 5/4Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 2/2

Home Field ...........Duquesne Field Capacity ...................................1,500Press Box Ph. ............................NA


KANSASJAYHAWKS

LA SALLEEXPLORERS

Location ................. Lawrence, Kan.Founded ..................................... 1866Enrollment .............................. 30,102Nickname ........................JayhawksColors ................ Crimson and BlueConference ............................. Big 12Athletic Director ........ Lew PerkinsWeb Site .............. KUAthletics.com

Baseball SID ........ Mike CummingsOffice Phone ............ (785) 864-3575Office Fax ................. (785) 864-7944Cell Phone ................. (785) 331-6307Email [email protected]

Head Coach ................... Ritch PriceAlma Mater .........Williamette, 1978Record at KU ........ 242-193-1 (7 yrs)Career Record ... 817-617-2 (31 yrs)

2009 Record ..............................39-24Conference Record .................15-12

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ..........19/10Starters Ret/Lost .........................6/3Pitchers Ret/Lost ........................8/4

Home Field ......... Hoglund BallparkCapacity .................................... 2,500Press Box Ph. .......... (785) 864-4037

Location ..............Philadelphia, Pa.Founded ....................................1863Enrollment ...............................7,554Nickname ........................ExplorersColors ..................... Blue and GoldConference ....................Atlantic 10Athletic Director Dr. Thomas BrennanWeb Site ............GoExplorers.com

Baseball SID ............ Marc MullenOffice Phone ...........(215) 951-1633Office Fax ................(215) 951-1694Cell Phone ...............(215) 514-5317Email .......... [email protected]

Head Coach ................... Mike LakeAlma Mater ............. La Salle, 1982Record at LAS ............ 35-66 (2 yrs)Career Record ...................... Same


Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......... 15/4Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 6/2Pitchers Ret/Lost ...................... 4/2

Home Field Hank DeVincent FieldCapacity ...................................1,000Press Box Ph. ............................NA


Location ............... Amherst, Mass.Founded ....................................1863Enrollment .............................27,016Nickname .................... MinutemenColors Maroon, White and Cool GreyConference ....................Atlantic 10Athletic Director ....................John ..................................... McCutcheonWeb Site ..... UMassAthletics.com

Baseball SID ...........Jillian JakubaOffice Phone ...........(413) 577-0053Office Fax ...................................NACell Phone ...............(413) 420-3116Email [email protected]

Head Coach ................. Mike StoneAlma Mater ...............UMass, 1982Record at UMass 561-469-2 (22 yrs)Career Record ..615-559-4 (27 yrs)


Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......... 18/7Pitchers Ret/Lost ...................... 9/3

Home Field .........Earl Lorden FieldCapacity ...................................1,500Press Box Ph. ............................NA

EVANSVILLEPURPLE ACES

MASSACHUSETTSMINUTEMEN

Location .................Evansville, Ind.Founded ....................................1854Enrollment ...............................2,699Nickname ...................Purple AcesColors Purple, Orange and WhiteConference ...........Missouri ValleyAthletic Director ..... John StanleyWeb Site ........GoPurpleAces.com

Baseball SID ..............Tom BensonOffice Phone ...........(812) 488-1152Office Fax ................(812) 488-2090Cell Phone ...............(812) 589-9862Email [email protected]

Head Coach ................ Wes CarrollAlma Mater ..........Evansville, 2001Record at UE ................ 25-30 (1 yr)Career Record ...................... Same


Letterwinners Ret/Lost ........ 15/11Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 6/3Pitchers Ret/Lost ...................... 6/4

Home Field ............Braun Stadium Capacity ...................................1,200Press Box Ph. .........(812) 479-2587

FORDHAMRAMS

Location ........................Bronx, N.Y.Founded ....................................1841Enrollment ...............................7,994Nickname ...............................RamsColors .............Maroon and WhiteConference ....................Atlantic 10Athletic Director Frank McLaughlinWeb Site ...... FordhamSports.com

Baseball SID .. Scott KwiatkowskiOffice Phone ...........(718) 817-4240Office Fax ................(718) 817-4244Cell Phone ..................................NAEmail [email protected]

Head Coach .............Nick RestainoAlma Mater ............Fordham, 1993Record at FOR .....144-131-1 (5 yrs)Career Record ...................... Same


Letterwinners Ret/Lost .......... 16/4Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 7/2Pitchers Ret/Lost .................... 12/3

Home Field ........Jack Coffey FieldCapacity ...................................1,000Press Box Ph. .........(718) 817-0773

INDIANA STATESYCAMORES

Location ............... Terre Haute, Ind.Founded ..................................... 1865Enrollment .............................. 10,457Nickname ......................SycamoresColors ......... Royal Blue and WhiteConference .............Missouri ValleyAthletic Director ....Ron PrettymanWeb Site .......... GoSycamores.com

Baseball SID .............Danny PfrankOffice Phone ............ (812) 237-4145Office Fax ................. (812) 237-4945Cell Phone ................. (812) 208-8329Email [email protected]

Head Coach ....................Rick HellerAlma Mater ........ Upper Iowa, 1986Record at ISU ................... First yearCareer Record ... 561-472-4 (22 yrs)

2009 Record ..............................33-21Conference Record ...................15-7


Home Field ............ Bob Warn FieldCapacity .................................... 1,000Press Box Ph. ............................. NA



OLE MISSREBELS

MURRAY STATETHOROUGHBREDS

Location ..................... Oxford, Miss.Founded ..................................... 1848Enrollment .............................. 18,344Nickname ..............................RebelsColors ..Cardinal Red & Navy BlueConference .................................SECAthletic Director ......... Pete BooneWeb Site .........OleMissSports.com

Baseball SID ................ Bill BuntingOffice Phone ............ (662) 915-7006Office Fax ................. (662) 915-1083Email ........ [email protected]

Head Coach ................ Mike BiancoAlma Mater ......................LSU, 1989Record at Ole Miss 361-203-1 (9 yrs)Career Record ... 461-274-1 (12 yrs)

2009 Record ..............................44-20Conference Record .................20-10

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ..........17/16Starters Ret/Lost .........................5/4Pitchers Ret/Lost .........................6/7

Home Field .................Swayze FieldCapacity .................................... 5,000Press Box Ph. ............................. NA

Location .........................Murray, Ky.Founded ..................................... 1922Enrollment .............................. 10,078Nickname ...............ThoroughbredsColors ......................Navy and GoldConference ....................Ohio ValleyAthletic Dir. ...................Allen WardWeb Site .......www.GoRacers.com

Baseball SID ................ John BrushOffice Phone ............ (270) 809-7044Office Fax ................. (270) 809-6814Cell Phone ................. (270) 293-0590Email ............................john.brush@.................................murraystate.edu

Head Coach ............ Rob McDonaldRecord at MSU ..... 133-192-1 (6 yrs)Career Record ........................Same

2009 Record .......................... 34-24-1Conference Record................ 13-8-1

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ............15/7Starters Ret/Lost .........................7/2Pitchers Ret/Lost ........................7/3

Home Field .................Reagan FieldCapacity ....................................... 800Press Box Ph. .......... (270) 809-5650

MISSOURI STATEBEARS

Location .................Springfield, Mo.Founded ..................................... 1905Enrollment .............................. 22,938Nickname ............................... BearsColors .............. Maroon and WhiteConference .............Missouri ValleyAthletic Dir. ...................Kyle MoatsWeb Site MissouriStateBears.com

Baseball SID ............Ben AdamsonOffice Phone ............ (417) 836-4584Office Fax ................. (417) 836-4868Cell Phone ................. (405) 742-7585Email ...................... BenAdamson@ .............................. missouristate.edu

Head Coach .................. Keith GuttinRecord at MSU .......938-573 (28 yrs)Career Record ........................Same

2009 Record ..............................34-20Conference Record....................17-5


Home Field .............Hammons FieldCapacity .................................... 8,000Press Box Ph. (417) 863-0395 x3070

OHIO STATEBUCKEYES

Location ................. Columbus, OhioFounded ..................................... 1870Enrollment .............................. 55,014Nickname ........................ BuckeyesColors ..................Scarlet and GrayConference ...........................Big TenAthletic Director ..... Eugene SmithWeb Site OhioStateBuckeyes.com

Baseball SID ..................Jerry EmigOffice Phone ............ (614) 688-0343Office Fax ................. (401) 854-5354Cell Phone ................ (614) 688-0343Email [email protected]

Head Coach ...................... Bob ToddAlma Mater ............. Missouri, 1971Record at OSU ... 873-454-2 (22 yrs)Career Record ... 997-536-2 (26 yrs)



Home Field ........Bill Davis StadiumCapacity .....................................4,450Press Box Ph. ...........(614) 292-0021

SAINT JOSEPH’SHAWKS

Location ............... Philadelphia, Pa.Founded ..................................... 1851Enrollment ................................ 4,550Nickname ..............................HawksColors ................ Crimson and GrayConference ..................... Atlantic 10Athletic Director ......... Don DiJuliaWeb Site ................SJUHawks.com

Baseball SID ..........Joe GreenwichOffice Phone ............ (610) 660-1738Office Fax ................. (610) 660-1724Cell Phone ................ (610) 745-9339Email [email protected]

Head Coach .............. Fritz HamburgAlma Mater ..................Ithaca, 1989Record at SJU ............ 16-30-1 (1 yr)Career Record ........................Same

2009 Record .......................... 16-30-1Conference Record ...................9-17

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ............22/8Starters Ret/Lost .........................8/1Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ........3/1

Home Field ........... Campbell’s FieldCapacity .................................... 6,425Press Box Ph. .......... (610) 745-9339

SIU EDWARDSVILLECOUGARS

Location ................Edwardsville, Ill.Founded ..................................... 1957Enrollment .............................. 13,940Nickname ........................... CougarsColors ......................Red and WhiteConference ....................Ohio ValleyAthletic Director ...Dr. Brad HewittWeb Site ............SIUECougars.com

Baseball SID .................... Eric HessOffice Phone ............ (618) 650-3608Office Fax ................. (618) 650-2296Home Phone ............. (618) 656-0510Email [email protected]

Head Coach ..................Gary CollinsAlma Mater .................... SIUE, 1973Record at SIUE .. 959-676-7 (31 yrs)Career Record ........................Same

2009 Record ..............................24-25Conference Record .................... NA


Home Field SimmonsCooper ComplexCapacity .................................... 1,500Press Box Ph. .......... (618) 650-3608


Location ....... St. Bonaventure, N.Y.Founded ..................................... 1939Enrollment ................................ 2,000Nickname ........................... BonniesColors .................Brown and WhiteConference ..................... Atlantic 10Athletic Director .....Steve WatsonWeb Site ................GoBonnies.com

Baseball SID ................ Pat PiersonOffice Phone ............ (716) 375-2575Office Fax ................. (716) 375-2383Email [email protected]

Head Coach ............Larry SudbrookAlma Mater .......... Kent State, 1978Record at SBU ... 529-520-7 (24 yrs)Career Record ........................Same


Letterwinners Ret/Lost ............19/7Starters Ret/Lost .........................7/4Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ........9/2

Home Field ...... McGraw-Jennings ......................................................Field

ST. BONAVENTUREBONNIES

Location .......................Macomb, Ill.Founded ..................................... 1899Enrollment .............................. 13,331Nickname .. Fighting LeathernecksColors ................... Purple and GoldConference ............ Summit LeagueAthletic Director ...Tim Van AlstineWeb Site ........... WIUAthletics.com

Baseball SID ............... Ryan BowerOffice Phone ............ (309) 298-1133Cell Phone ................ (610) 763-2713Office Fax ................. (309) 298-2060Email [email protected]

Head Coach ................ Mike VillanoAlma Mater ....Sag. Valley St., 2001Record at WIU ............ First seasonCareer Record ........................Same



Home Field ........................ Alfred D. ....................................Boyer StadiumCapacity ....................................... 500

WESTERN ILLINOISLEATHERNECKS


Location .................Carbondale, Ill.Founded ....................................1869Enrollment .............................20,350Nickname ............................SalukisColors .............Maroon and WhiteConference ...........Missouri ValleyAthletic Director ... Mario MocciaWeb Site .............. SIUSalukis.com

Baseball SID ............................TBDOffice Phone ...........(618) 435-5470Office Fax ................(618) 435-2648Cell Phone ................................TBDEmail .........................................TBD

Head Coach ..............Dan CallahanAlma Mater ............... Quincy, 1981Record at SIU ....414-418-1 (15 yrs)Career Record ..567-576-2 (21 yrs)


Letterwinners Ret/Lost ........ 18/13Starters Ret/Lost ....................... 7/2Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 1/2

Home Field .........Abe Martin FieldCapacity ...................................2,000Press Box Ph. .........(618) 453-3794

SOUTHERN ILLINOISSALUKIS

TEMPLEOWLS

Location ................Philadelphia, Pa.Founded ......................................1884Enrollment ...............................34,000Nickname ..................................OwlsColors ................. Cherry and WhiteConference ......................Atlantic 10Athletic Director ..... Bill BradshawWeb Site ................. OwlSports.com

Baseball SID ..........Alex SamuelianOffice Phone .............(215) 204-7446Office Fax ..................(215) 204-7499Cell Phone .................(609) 969-0975Email ...... [email protected]

Head Coach ........................Rob ValliAlma Mater ............ Delaware, 1994Record at TU .............. 74-140 (4 yrs)Career Record ......299-199-1 (9 yrs)

2009 Record .............................. 17-33Conference Record.................. 11-15

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ............ 18/7Starters Ret/Lost ......................... 5/4Pitchers Ret/Lost ...................... 11/1

Home Field ..........Skip Wilson FieldCapacity .....................................1,000Press Box Ph. ...........(609) 969-0975

SEMOREDHAWKS

Location ........ Cape Girardeau, Mo.Founded ......................................1873Enrollment ...............................10,859Nickname ........................RedhawksColors .......................Red and BlackConference .....................Ohio ValleyAthletic Director .........John ShaferWeb Site .............GoSoutheast.com

Baseball SID ........ Brett MaikowskiOffice Phone .............(573) 651-2294Office Fax ..................(573) 651-2810Cell Phone .................(214) 402-5725Email [email protected]

Head Coach ................. Mark HoganAlma Mater .................. SEMO, 1977Record at SEMO .439-373-1 (15 yrs)Career Record ....824-630-3 (28 yrs)

2009 Record .............................. 26-25Conference Record ................. 12-11

Letterwinners Ret/Lost ............ 15/7Starters Ret/Lost ......................... 5/4Pitchers Ret/Lost ........................ 7/5

Home Field ................. Capaha FieldCapacity .....................................2,000Press Box Ph. ...........(573) 651-9139

Location .................Cincinnati, OhioFounded ..................................... 1831Enrollment ................................ 6,700Nickname .....................MusketeersColors .........Navy, Gray and WhiteConference ..................... Atlantic 10Athletic Director .....Mike BobinskiWeb Site ................... GoXavier.com

Baseball SID ........... Jenna WillhoitOffice Phone ............ (513) 745-3961Cell Phone ................ (513) 532-2781Office Fax ................. (513) 745-2825Email .............. [email protected]

Head Coach ..............Scott GooginsAlma Mater ...........Ohio Wes., 1992Record at XAV .........114-120 (4 yrs)Career Record ........................Same



Home Field .................Hayden FieldCapacity ....................................... 500Press Box Ph. ............................. NA

XAVIERMUSKETEERS


2009 RESULTS

Date Opponent Result Score r-h-e/r-h-e Pitcher of record Attend Feb 20, 2009 at CSU Bakersfield W 8-7 8-11-1/7-14-1 Turmail (W 1-0) 876Feb 21, 2009 at CSU Bakersfield L 2-4 2-8-2/4-5-1 Sever (L 0-1) 520Feb 21, 2009 at CSU Bakersfield L 4-7 4-8-1/7-15-2 Buckham (L 0-1) 520 Feb 22, 2009 vs. UC Santa Barbara W 8-7 8-10-0/7-13-2 Salembier (W 1-0) 102 Feb 24, 2009 at Indiana State L 5-7 5-11-1/7-8-0 Outman (L 0-1) 233 Feb 27,2009 vs. Eastern Illinois W 5-4 5-7-1/4-10-2 Cotton (W 1-0) 65 Feb 28,2009 at Evansville W 4-2 4-8-0/2-7-2 Sever (W 1-1) 184Mar 03, 2009 vs. Southeast Missouri L 5-6 5-7-2/6-8-2 Cotton (L 1-1) 156 Mar 06, 2009 CHICAGO STATE W 14-3 14-20-1/3-8-0 Turmail (W 2-0) 155 Mar 07, 2009 CHICAGO STATE W 9-6 9-11-3/6-8-0 Sever (W 2-1) 163 Mar 07, 2009 CHICAGO STATE W 14-4 14-13-1/4-8-4 Foster (W 1-0) 163 Mar 10, 2009 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 13-2 13-18-0/2-6-2 Cotton (W 2-1) 83 Mar 11, 2009 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 7-2 7-9-0/2-6-3 Outman (W 1-1) 59 Mar 13, 2009 MURRAY STATE L 1-4 1-6-1/4-11-1 Turmail (L 2-1) 142 Mar 14, 2009 MURRAY STATE L 5-12 5-14-1/12-14-2 Sever (L 2-2) 233 Mar 15, 2009 MURRAY STATE W 4-1 4-8-0/1-8-0 Cotton (W 3-1) 164 Mar 17, 2009 NORTH DAKOTA W 13-6 13-13-4/6-8-2 Outman (W 2-1) 218 Mar 18, 2009 NORTH DAKOTA L 9-13 9-13-3/13-16-1 Cooper (L 0-1) 153 Mar 20, 2009 at Xavier University* L 3-4 (10) 3-7-0/4-11-1 Mancuso (L 0-1) 242 Mar 21, 2009 at Xavier University* L 8-12 8-12-2/12-19-1 Outman (L 2-2) 307 Mar 22, 2009 at Xavier University* L 7-8 7-11-3/8-14-3 Salembier (L 1-1) 190 Mar 24, 2009 at Ole Miss W 15-11 15-15-3/11-14-4 Mancuso (W 1-1) 5605 Mar 25, 2009 vs. SIU Edwardsville L 3-12 3-5-2/12-15-0 Cooper (L 0-2) 225 Mar 27, 2009 DUQUESNE* W 11-8 11-9-3/8-11-1 Turmail (W 3-1) 142 Mar 27, 2009 DUQUESNE* W 10-8 10-10-4/8-10-3 Salembier (W 2-1) 142 Mar 31, 2009 EASTERN ILLINOIS L 8-12 8-10-2/12-15-3 Cotton (L 3-2) 153Apr 01, 2009 vs. Missouri L 6-19 6-12-4/19-16-3 Outman (L 4-3) 2117 Apr 03, 2009 RICHMOND* W 13-6 13-12-3/6-12-2 Turmail (W 4-1) 155 Apr 04, 2009 RICHMOND* W 8-1 8-12-1/1-8-0 Cotton (W 4-2) 164 Apr 04, 2009 RICHMOND* W 4-0 4-7-1/0-6-1 Sever (W 3-2) 164Apr 07, 2009 at SIU Edwardsville L 1-14 1-5-0/14-16-1 Outman (L 2-4) 296 Apr 08, 2009 SIU EDWARDSVILLE W 9-5 9-15-1/5-11-2 Mancuso (W 2-1) 255 Apr 11, 2009 MASSACHUSETTS* L 4-6 4-8-2/6-9-0 Turmail (L 4-2) 302 Apr 11, 2009 MASSACHUSETTS* W 3-1 3-5-1/1-9-1 Cotton (W 5-2) 302 Apr 12, 2009 MASSACHUSETTS* L 1-5 1-6-2/5-5-3 Sever (L 3-3) 109 Apr 14, 2009 at UT Martin W 4-3 4-9-1/3-11-1 Mancuso (W 3-1) 75 Apr 17, 2009 at Dayton* L 2-6 2-8-5/6-9-1 Turmail (L 4-3) 612 Apr 18, 2009 at Dayton* L 9-25 9-12-0/25-24-3 Cotton (L 5-3) 230 Apr 18, 2009 at Dayton* L 3-7 3-11-1/7-11-2 Outman (L 2-5) 225 Apr 21, 2009 at Eastern Illinois L 6-10 6-7-0/10-16-1 Salembier (L 2-2) 116 Apr 22, 2009 ILLINOIS W 11-10 11-11-1/10-14-3 Buckham (W 1-1) 222 Apr 24, 2009 CHARLOTTE* L 3-9 3-5-3/9-15-0 Turmail (L 4-4) 243 Apr 25, 2009 CHARLOTTE* L 6-10 6-10-2/10-16-1 Sever (L 3-4) 291 Apr 26, 2009 CHARLOTTE* L 6-8 6-10-1/8-9-2 Salembier (L 2-3) 213 Apr 28, 2009 at Missouri State W 8-3 8-11-1/3-7-3 Buckham (W 2-1) 751 May 01, 2009 at George Washington* W 13-3 13-11-0/3-7-3 Turmail (W 5-4) 87 May 02, 2009 at George Washington* L 5-7 5-7-0/7-14-1 Cotton (L 5-4) 195 May 02, 2009 at George Washington* W 7-3 7-10-1/3-8-1 Sever (W 4-4) 175 May 08, 2009 at Temple* W 12-11 12-15-0/11-18-0 Sever (W 5-4) 150 May 09, 2009 at Temple* W 11-7 11-11-0/7-12-5 Mejia (W 1-0) 164 May 10, 2009 at Temple* W 12-3 12-16-1/3-9-3 Buckham (W 3-1) 250 May 12, 2009 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 4-0 4-6-0/0-6-1 Outman (W 3-5) 209 May 13, 2009 vs. SIU Edwardsville W 4-3 (10) 4-6-1/3-8-1 Salembier (W 3-3) 426 May 14, 2009 RHODE ISLAND* W 5-3 5-7-0/3-8-0 Sever (W 6-4) 150 May 15, 2009 RHODE ISLAND* L 1-9 1-3-4/9-13-2 Buckham (L 3-2) 152

Overall: 30-25 Atlantic 10: 12-13 Home: 17-10 Away: 10-12 Neutral: 3-3


2009 OVERALL STATSHITTING

PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Ryan Bennett .368 50-50 209 49 77 16 0 2 43 99 .474 16 7 24 2 .424 4 7 19-23 Danny Brock .336 54-53 211 37 71 15 1 2 38 94 .445 18 9 28 5 .407 3 1 4-4 Ben Braaten .335 53-53 170 42 57 11 0 8 41 92 .541 49 5 38 5 .487 4 1 1-1 Zach Miller .324 54-54 216 39 70 11 4 10 61 119 .551 21 8 36 7 .402 1 0 5-5 Tom Pinnell .302 49-42 172 30 52 12 2 4 25 80 .465 18 4 33 6 .376 3 4 3-3 Jerry Mancuso .293 52-44 140 19 41 12 0 3 31 62 .443 25 19 39 2 .459 1 1 6-7 Jon Myers .244 14-11 41 6 10 1 0 0 8 11 .268 1 2 8 1 .283 2 1 0-0 Andrew Guerra .243 54-54 206 37 50 11 0 7 32 82 .398 22 11 42 2 .344 2 6-9 Cody Cotter .232 54-52 190 51 44 10 2 2 16 64 .337 31 22 38 1 .399 0 2 15-23 J.D. Dunn .220 52-52 182 34 40 10 2 2 19 60 .330 23 5 37 3 .319 3 4 14-17 David Blackwell .213 29-9 47 11 10 3 1 1 10 18 .383 6 2 11 0 .316 2 0 1-1 Lucas Calderon .190 32-13 58 12 11 1 0 4 10 24 .414 7 2 16 3 .294 1 0 3-3 Connor Gandossy .178 24-9 45 5 8 0 0 1 4 11 .244 8 0 20 1 .302 0 0 0-1 Ryan Johnson .143 9-1 7 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 .143 1 2 6 0 .400 0 1 0-0

Totals .286 55-55 1894 376 542 113 12 46 338 817 .431 246 98 376 38 .391 26 23 77-97 Opponents .312 55-55 1950 369 609 112 22 56 337 933 .478 182 43 342 29 .378 32 49 55-76

LOB - Team (481), Opp (436). DPs turned - Team (40), Opp (52). CI - Team (1), Braaten 1, Opp (7). IBB - Team (5), Braaten 2,Guerra 1, Bennett 1, Mancuso 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Brock 5, Bennett 4, Mancuso 3, Pinnell 1, Cotter 1.

PITCHING

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/C SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP Dave Sever 3.60 6-4 17 9 1 1/0 2 65.0 65 38 26 25 70 13 1 5 255 .255 5 8 Marco Mejia 4.01 1-0 16 1 0 0/0 0 24.2 21 14 11 15 24 3 1 4 95 .221 0 2 Scott Turmail 4.32 5-4 13 13 2 0/0 0 89.2 114 55 43 14 42 20 3 9 352 .324 5 1 Bryant Cotton 4.64 5-4 14 11 0 0/0 0 75.2 101 52 39 11 52 13 3 11 309 .327 4 4 Chaz Salembier 4.75 3-3 19 0 0 0/0 5 30.1 36 20 16 11 19 5 0 3 118 .305 9 2 Garrett Cooper 5.72 0-2 13 1 0 0/0 0 28.1 30 21 18 21 18 9 0 3 104 .288 7 1 Zach Outman 5.92 3-5 15 8 1 1/0 1 59.1 63 43 39 32 64 15 0 5 225 .280 3 6 Andrew Buckham 6.65 3-2 12 8 1 0/0 0 43.1 65 45 32 26 25 11 5 5 190 .342 1 5 Jerry Mancuso 8.01 3-1 11 2 0 0/0 0 30.1 48 28 27 4 13 7 5 7 130 .369 3 4 Danny Brock 9.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 3 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 .500 0 1 Jim Foster 9.64 1-0 13 2 0 0/0 0 23.1 45 34 25 7 10 12 1 4 110 .409 3 3 Andrew Meister 10.00 0-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 9.0 11 10 10 12 2 2 0 0 37 .297 5 6 Mike Carroll 13.50 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 4.0 7 6 6 4 3 1 3 0 19 .368 1 0

Totals 5.45 30-25 55 55 5 2/0 8 484.0 609 369 293 182 342 112 22 56 1950 .312 46 43 Opponents 5.60 25-30 55 55 3 0/0 10 479.0 542 376 298 246 376 113 12 46 1894 .286 55 98

PB - Team (11), Braaten 9, Gandossy 2, Opp (18). Pickoffs - Team (11), Foster 2, Braaten 2, Turmail 2, Outman 1, Cooper 1,Cotton 1, Sever 1, Buckham 1, Opp (14). SBA/ATT - Braaten (47-62), Turmail (9-14), Buckham (10-14), Gandossy (8-12), Cotton(10-11), Sever (7-9), Outman (3-8), Foster (6-6), Cooper (1-4), Mejia (4-4), Mancuso (3-3), Salembier (1-2), Meister (1-1).


2009 A-10 STATSHITTING

PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Ryan Bennett .382 25-25 102 23 39 6 0 1 22 48 .471 12 5 7 1 .459 3 3 9-10 Ben Braaten .346 25-25 78 21 27 4 0 5 22 46 .590 24 4 16 3 .505 3 1 0-0 Zach Miller .305 25-25 105 18 32 6 3 4 29 56 .533 8 4 19 4 .373 1 0 3-3 Tom Pinnell .300 25-25 100 18 30 8 0 2 16 44 .440 9 2 15 4 .363 2 2 3-3 Danny Brock .286 25-25 98 16 28 6 0 1 14 37 .378 11 5 12 4 .383 1 1 3-3 Cody Cotter .279 25-25 86 26 24 5 2 1 11 36 .419 13 15 16 0 .456 0 1 11-16 Connor Gandossy .250 6-0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 1 0 2 0 .400 0 0 0-0 Andrew Guerra .220 24-24 91 15 20 5 0 1 11 28 .308 9 5 16 1 .321 1 1 3-5 Jerry Mancuso .210 23-20 62 9 13 3 0 0 6 16 .258 17 10 22 0 .449 0 0 4-5 J.D. Dunn .207 25-25 87 12 18 5 0 2 13 29 .333 10 3 21 2 .307 1 2 4-5 Lucas Calderon .133 11-3 15 3 2 0 0 1 1 5 .333 3 1 7 1 .316 0 0 2-2 David Blackwell .077 11-3 13 6 1 0 0 1 2 4 .308 2 1 4 0 .235 1 0 0-0 Ryan Johnson .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0

Totals .279 25-25 842 167 235 48 5 19 147 350 .416 119 55 158 20 .397 13 11 42-52 Opponents .321 25-25 895 170 287 54 7 31 155 448 .501 72 19 146 10 .378 14 27 29-40

LOB - Team (219), Opp (197). DPs turned - Team (14), Opp (23). CI - Team (0), Opp (3). IBB - Team (2), Mancuso 1, Braaten 1,Opp (1). Picked off - Brock 3, Bennett 3, Pinnell 1, Mancuso 1.

PITCHING

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/C SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP Mike Carroll 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 Andrew Buckham 2.40 1-1 3 2 1 0/0 0 15.0 22 9 4 4 4 6 3 1 65 .338 1 1 Dave Sever 3.23 4-2 11 5 1 1/0 2 39.0 40 20 14 15 40 7 0 5 154 .260 3 5 Scott Turmail 4.29 3-3 9 9 2 0/0 0 65.0 80 43 31 10 30 16 1 6 256 .313 3 0 Marco Mejia 5.40 1-0 7 0 0 0/0 0 8.1 9 8 5 8 8 1 0 1 34 .265 0 1 Bryant Cotton 6.20 2-2 7 7 0 0/0 0 40.2 63 33 28 6 27 8 1 8 177 .356 1 3 Chaz Salembier 6.35 1-2 8 0 0 0/0 0 11.1 14 10 8 6 7 2 0 2 45 .311 5 2 Garrett Cooper 7.11 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 6.1 6 7 5 7 2 0 0 2 22 .273 2 0 Zach Outman 7.61 0-2 6 2 0 0/0 1 23.2 31 22 20 9 23 6 0 3 95 .326 1 3 Jim Foster 12.27 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 3.2 10 8 5 2 2 5 0 1 21 .476 0 0 ---- Mike Carroll 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0 Andrew Buckham 2.40 1-1 3 2 1 0/0 0 15.0 22 9 4 4 4 6 3 1 65 .338 1 1 Jerry Mancuso 12.60 0-1 3 0 0 0/0 0 5.0 11 7 7 1 3 3 2 2 20 .550 1 2 Andrew Meister 27.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 3 3 4 0 0 0 0 3 .333 1 2

Totals 5.32 12-13 25 25 4 1/0 3 220.0 287 170 130 72 146 54 7 31 895 .321 18 19 Opponents 5.42 13-12 25 25 3 0/0 4 219.0 235 167 132 119 158 48 5 19 842 .279 25 55

PB - Team (5), Braaten 4, Gandossy 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (7), Braaten 2, Cotton 1, Turmail 1, Sever 1, Buckham 1,Outman 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Braaten (28-37), Turmail (7-11), Cotton (7-7), Sever (4-6), Buckham (3-5), Outman (2-4), Mejia(3-3), Cooper (0-1), Gandossy (1-1), Foster (1-1), Meister (1-1), Salembier (1-1).


2009 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE RECAP2008 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS

A-10 Pct. Overall Pct. Dayton-x 21-6 .778 38-19-0 .667Rhode Island 19-6 .760 37-20-1 .647Xavier-y 18-9 .667 39-21-0 .650Massachusetts 16-11 .593 27-26-0 .509Fordham 16-11 .593 22-32-0 .407Charlotte 16-11 .593 33-22-0 .600Saint Louis 12-13 .480 30-25-0 .545George Washington 11-15 .423 22-33-0 .400Temple 11-15 .423 17-33-0 .340Richmond 11-16 .407 22-25-0 .468Saint Joseph’s 9-17 .346 16-30-1 .351St. Bonaventure 9-17 .346 24-25-0 .490La Salle 8-18 .308 19-30-0 .388Duquesne 7-19 .269 14-41-0 .255

x-regular season champion | y-tournament champion

2009 AWARDSPlayer of the Year: Dan Rhault (URI)Pitcher of the Year: Pat Lehman (GW)Rookie of the Year: Cameron Hobson (UD)Coach of the Year: Tony Vittorio (UD)Student-Athlete of the Year: Ryan Bennett (SLU)

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMP – Pat Lehman (GW), Eric Smith (URI); RP – Jordan Conley (XU); C – Scott Dunwoody (UD); 1B – Rob Lyerly (CHA); 2B – Sean Rockey (GW); 3B – Jimmy Roesinger (UD); SS – Dan Rhault (URI); OF – Sean Barksdale (TU), Mike Donato (UM), Jacob Spaeth (UD); DH – Jim Macdonald (UM)

ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAMP – Cameron Hobson (UD), Joe Yermal (CHA); RP – Luke Demko (URI); C – Zane Williams (CHA); 1B – Ben Thomas (XU); 2B – Oliver Palmer (URI); 3B – Danny Leach (FOR); SS – Jordan Conley (XU); OF – Max Navalinski (UD), Adam Pasono (XU), Justin Wilson (CHA); DH – Ryan Rivers (CHA)

HONORABLE MENTIONNick Greenwood, SP (URI); John Malloy, OF (LAS); Billy O’Conner, C (XU); Dewey Oriente, DH (SJU)

ALL-ROOKIE TEAMMilan Adams, C (URI); Tom Conley, C (UM); Ricky Devereaux, C/IF (DUQ); Cameron Hudson, P (UD); Mike LeBel, IF (URI); Adam McConnell, IF (UR); Zach Miller, IF (SLU); Tony Negrin, OF (LAS); Ryan Skellie, OF (SBU)

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMBrian Alas (UR); Ryan Bennett (SLU); Bobby DiNardo (FOR); Scott Dunwoody (UD); Mitchell Eilenberg (UM); Quinn Haselhorst (UD); Rob Lyerly (CHA); Billy O’Conner (XU); Oliver Palmer (URI); Ryan Rivers (CHA)

2009 A-10 TournamentMay 20-23 • Fifth Third Field • Dayton, Ohio

Game 1 – Massachusetts 5, Fordham 4Game 2 – Xavier 8, Charlotte 6Game 3 – Charlotte 13, Fordham 10Game 4 – Dayton 9, Massachusetts 5Game 5 – Rhode Island 7, Xavier 6Game 6 – Massachusetts 6, Charlotte 5 (10 inn.)Game 7 – Rhode Island 9, Dayton 2Game 8 – Xavier 6, Massachusetts 4Game 9 – Xavier 11, Dayton 3Game 10 – Xavier 9, Rhode Island 7Game 11 – Xavier 10, Rhode Island 1Champion – Xavier

Most Outstanding Player – Billy O’Conner (XU)All-Championship Team – Jordan Conley, SS (XU); Tom Coulombe, OF (URI); Bobby Freking, 1B (XU); Mike Gedman, 1B (UM); NickGreenwood, P (URI); Zack Jacobs, 2B (UD); Rob Lyerly, 1B (CHA); John McCambridge, 3B (XU); Billy O’Conner, C (XU); Oliver Palmer,2B (URI); Zac Richard, P (XU); Ben Thomas, DH (XU)

Saint Louis captured the A-10 Tournament title in 2006.


ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE

On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is now the Atlantic 10 Conference was conceived. What started as an eight-school, men’s basketball-only affiliation has grown into a 14-university, 21-sport league that is universally hailed as one of the best conferences in the country.

That growth and prominence is a direct result of the ideals and commitments of the member institutions of the Atlantic 10 – the University of Dayton, Duquesne University, Fordham University, The George Washington University, La Salle University, University of Massachusetts, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University of Rhode Island, University of Richmond, St. Bonaventure University, Saint Joseph’s University, Saint Louis University, Temple University and Xavier University.

The 14 member institutions of the A-10 are united and strengthened by their diversity. Each is extraordinary in its educational mission, whether of a Catholic faith, a private university or a land grant institution. The varied pursuits of each member prove that there are many threads that weave the fabric of a great conference.

The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic 10 institutions, in conjunction with Atlantic 10 Commissioner Bernadette V. McGlade, have made a strong commitment to making the academic and athletics equation a successful one. Over the years, the league membership has strived to better recognize the academic accomplishments of its student-athletes. The Commissioner’s Honor Roll, which cites every Atlantic 10 student-athlete with a 3.5 grade point average or better, recognized 1,162 student-athletes in fall 2008, while 1,164 were named to the spring 2009 Honor Roll.

The league sponsors Academic All-Conference teams in each of its sports and honors one student-athlete per sport as the A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year. Moreover, the Atlantic 10 provides four postgraduate scholarship grants to qualified student-athletes. In 2000-09, 182 student-athletes earned Academic All-Conference recognition, while Charlotte’s Lamarra Currie, Christa Dominick of La Salle, St. Bonaventure’s Katelyn Murray and David Zenk of George Washington received postgraduate scholarship grants.

The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total population of nearly 74 million people within its geographic footprint of eight states and the District of

Columbia, will crown champions in 21 sports this season – baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, field hockey, men’s golf, women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track & field, women’s rowing, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s tennis, and women’s volleyball.

2008-09 REVIEW

Xavier captured its first-ever Atlantic 10 Baseball Championship and became the first team since 1999 to hoist the A-10 trophy with two wins on the final day of the Championship.

Atlantic 10 student-athletes thrived in the classroom as well. In all, 17 Atlantic 10 student-athletes were named to ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America teams. First-team Academic All-America honorees were Ryan Bennett (baseball) and Theresa Lisch (women’s basketball) of Saint Louis, Charlotte’s Lamarra Currie (women’s track & field) and Nikki Labuda Czaplicki (women’s soccer), Temple’s J.T. Noone (men’s soccer) and Zack Simmons (men’s soccer) of Massachusetts, who was tabbed the NCAA Academic All-American of the Year for men’s soccer.

Second-team Academic All-Americans were Jimmy Baron (men’s basketball) of Rhode Island, Charlotte’s Hailey Beam (women’s soccer) and Darius Law (track & field), Pat Disbennett (men’s soccer) and Lauren Olson (women’s soccer) of Saint Louis, Dayton’s Amanda Gallow (women’s soccer) and Alex Torda (men’s soccer), Yves Mekongo Mbala (men’s basketball) of La Salle, and St. Bonaventure’s Katelyn Murray (women’s basketball). Those named third-team Academic All-America were Charlotte’s Adam Goss (men’s soccer) and Kevin Lisch (men’s basketball) of Saint Louis.

Women’s volleyball standout Christa Dominick of La Salle earned an educational grant for the 2009-10 academic year through the NCAA postgraduate scholarship program, while Charlotte’s Lamarra Currie received an NCAA Ethnic Minority Postgraduate Scholarship. Additionally, Priscilla Edwards of St. Bonaventure was among just 20 student-athletes nationally to be presented with the National Academic Momentum Award, while La Salle’s field hockey team posted the highest team grade point average in the nation for field hockey.

ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE11827 Canon Blvd., Suite 200

Newport News, VA 23606Phone: 757-706-3040

Fax: 757-706-3042www.Atlantic10.com

Commissioner................................. Bernadette McGladeAssociate Commissioner .................Debbie RichardsonAssociate Commissioner ................................Ed PasqueAssistant Commissioner..............................Megan KahnAssistant Commissioner...........................Robert AcuntoAssistant Commissioner........................... Stephen HaugAssoc. Dir. of Communications ..........Melissa KristofakDir. of New Media and Internet ........ AnnMarie PersonDirector of Championships ........................... Brad Jones


SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITYMISSION STATEMENT “My vision is to establish and maintain Saint Louis University as the finest Catholic university in the United States, wherein the entire University community is actively engaged in student formation. Challenged by outstanding faculty and a modern, value-centered curriculum reflecting the Jesuit tradition, students are fully prepared to contribute to society and to be effective leaders of social change based on the ethical values and principles taught in the Saint Louis University tradition.” -Father Biondi

SLU FACTS Founded: 1818Location

St. Louis, Missouri -- in the city’s arts district, five minutes from the Gateway Arch on the Mississippi Riverfront. A second campus is located in Madrid, Spain.

EnrollmentMore than 7,800 undergraduates and 4,900 graduate students (including medical and law students) from all 50 states and nearly 90 foreign countries.

Majors and ProgramsMore than 85 undergraduate majors and more than 50 graduate programs.

SLU BY THE NUMBERS 108,598 living alumni 12,733 total enrollment in 2008-09

(42 pct. male; 58 pct. female)7,814 undergraduates in 2008-092,876 degrees awarded in 2007-08612 international students96 percent of first-time freshmen receiving financial aid 57 percent of undergraduates from out of state39 number of endowed professorships

ABOUT SLU Saint Louis University is a Catholic, Jesuit university ranked among the top research institutions in the nation. The University fosters the intellectual and character development of 12,733 students. Founded in 1818, it is the oldest university west of the Mississippi and the second-oldest Jesuit university in the United States. Through teaching, research, health care and community service, SLU has provided one-of-a-kind education, leadership and service for 191 years.

SLU AT A GLANCE Saint Louis University is ranked among the top five Jesuit universities in the country and is considered one of the nation’s best values in higher education. Many of SLU’s undergraduate and graduate programs have earned national recognition. The 2009 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” ranks SLU 80th out of more than 260 national universities. SLU is one of the area’s largest and most respected employers with almost 9,000 employees, including faculty, staff, student workers and house-staff residents. The University consists of 127 buildings on 235 acres.

LIFE AT SLU The Student Government Association charters approximately 190 student organizations including service/honorary/social fraternities and sororities, media/audiovisual programming groups and special-interest clubs. Among the University’s numerous amenities are a 120,000-square-foot recreation center, an expanded student and alumni center, an on-campus hotel and several art galleries. Eight residence halls, three apartment complexes

and three language houses offer diverse living options.

TOP-NOTCH TEACHING Saint Louis University boasts more than 1,500 outstanding faculty members, with 99 percent of tenured and tenure-track faculty members holding a terminal degree. SLU offers inquiry courses for undergraduates that feature small class sizes and unique learning experiences. In fact, the average class size is 23.1 students, and the student-to-teacher ratio is 12:1. Thirty-seven Jesuits live, teach and minister at Saint Louis University, which boasts 39 endowed chairs and 13 named professorships. SLU offers more than 95 academic programs in the arts and sciences, philosophy and letters, engineering and aviation, business, the allied health professions and nursing, and social services. Nationally recognized experts teach undergraduate courses in philosophy, biology and chemistry, just to name a few.

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT SLU has been recognized as a character-building college by The Templeton Guide: Colleges that Encourage Character Development. Dedicated to forming “women and men for others,” the University received a $1.93 million grant from the Lilly Endowment Inc. for a project that encourages students to reflect on faith and value commitments, as well as service to others, when choosing careers. In 2007, University students, faculty and staff contributed a record-high 836,550 community service hours to organizations, groups and individuals.


ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

BUSINESS Greater St. Louis is home to eight Fortune 500 companies:• Emerson Electric• Express Scripts Inc.• Energizer Holdings• Monsanto Company• Ameren Corporation• Charter Communications• Peabody Electric• Graybar Electric

SPORTS St. Louis has served as host of a myriad of athletic events, including the 1904 Olympics. Below are a few recent notables: • 1994 U.S. Olympic Festival• 2000 NCAA Wrestling Championships• 2000 U.S. Gymnastics Championships• 2001 NCAA WBB Final Four• 2002 NCAA MBB 1st/2nd Rounds• 2003 USA Women’s Marathon• 2004 USGA Senior Open• 2004 MLB World Series• 2005 NCAA MBB Final Four• 2005 NCAA Wrestling Championships• 2006 NCAA Men’s Soccer College Cup• 2006 U.S. Figure Skating Championships• 2006 MLB World Series• 2007 NCAA MBB Regional• 2007 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four• 2008 NCAA Wrestling Championships• 2008 BMW Championships (PGA Tour)• 2009 WBB Final Four• 2009 NCAA Wrestling Championships• 2009 MLB All-Star GameUpcoming Events:• 2010 NCAA MBB Regional• 2010 NCAA III Volleyball Championships• 2011 NCAA Ice Hockey Regional• 2011 NCAA III Volleyball Championships

ATTRACTIONS• The Gateway Arch is both a tribute to Thomas Jefferson and a monument to

westward expansion. An elevator ride to the top of the 630-foot structure offers a spectacular view of the St. Louis metropolitan area.

• A tour of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery provides an exciting behind-the-scenes look at how the local beer producer creates the products that make it the biggest and best brewery in the world.

• The Missouri Botanical Garden, one of the world’s leading botanical research facilities, is a national historic landmark and one of the most beautiful and scientifically significant botanical gardens in the world.

• Forest Park covers almost 1,300 acres and is one of the nation’s largest metropolitan parks – more than 500 acres larger than New York’s Central Park. The showcase of the 1904 World’s Fair, the park houses some of St. Louis’ premier attractions, including the Saint Louis Zoo, the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Missouri History Museum, the Saint Louis Science Center, the Jewel Box, the Muny, two golf courses, tennis courts, a six-mile running trail, dozens of ball fields and much more.

MUSIC AND THEATRE• The Pageant, located a few miles from campus in the University City Loop, is a

venue for bands on national tours.

• Blocks from SLU’s campus, Powell Symphony Hall is the home of the Saint Louis Symphony.

• The Muny is an outdoor amphitheater in Forest Park that plays host to great summer musicals.

• The Fox Theatre is a venue within walking distance of SLU’s campus that hosts everything from comedy and concerts to Broadway plays.

SPORTS• Busch Stadium is the home of MLB’s St. Louis Cardinals, the 2006 World Series

Champions.

• The 70,000-seat state-of-the-art Edward Jones Dome is home to the NFL Rams, 2000 Super Bowl Champions.

• Scottrade Center, a 20,000-seat downtown arena, is home to the NHL’s St. Louis Blues. Scottrade is also the site for many musical concerts as well as ice shows, circuses and touring productions.

WHAT TO DO IN ST. LOUIS With so much history and diversity tied into its culture, the St. Louis area offers

entertaining attractions that cater to everyone, regardless of age or taste. There is something for every interest – architecture, music, history, botany, food and

nightlife.


UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

Since his inauguration in 1987, Saint Louis University President Lawrence Biondi, S.J., has upgraded and modernized University buildings and has revitalized the surrounding campus environment. Most importantly, he has committed vast University resources to academics, student scholarships and financial aid, faculty research and state-of-the-art technology.

Under his guidance, the University has completed a number of significant construction projects including the $81 million on-campus Chaifetz Arena, which opened in 2008. Also during his tenure, Biondi has focused on recruiting the finest faculty and students, increasing the University’s academic standards and achievements and developing the University as a major research center. His ultimate vision is to establish SLU as the finest Catholic university in the United States.

Considered one of the most influential citizens in St. Louis, Biondi has earned numerous accolades and honors throughout his more than two decades as SLU’s president. The St. Louis Business Journal has honored Biondi as one of only 10 “legends” – individuals “who have gone beyond being influential to become legends in our region and beyond.” He was named St. Louis’ “Citizen of the Year” for 2005. Awarded by a committee of former recipients, the honor is given to a community leader who demonstrates concern for St. Louis’ growth and vitality. The Coro Leadership Center-St. Louis

recognized Biondi with the Mayor John H. Poelker Award, which honors community leaders who are committed to excellence in public affairs and who demonstrate a passion for neighborhood and economic development.

In recognition of his outstanding service to the development of the city of St. Louis, Biondi earned the prestigious St. Louis Award. The St. Louis Ambassadors also recognized Biondi with the Leon R. Strauss Urban Pioneer Award, which is given to an individual in the St. Louis community who has contributed greatly to the development, restoration or improvement of St. Louis. And in 1999, readers of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch named him one of St. Louis’ “Citizens of the Century.”

Biondi’s leadership and vision also have earned him international acclaim. The president of Italy conferred upon him the rank and title of Cavaliere, Order of Merit, Republic of Italy.

In addition to his commitment to SLU, Biondi serves on many boards of local and national organizations including Civic Progress of St. Louis, the Missouri Botanical Garden, the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities and the Atlantic 10 Conference.

A Chicago native, Biondi holds six degrees. His master’s degree in linguistics (1966) and his doctorate in sociolinguistics (1975) were conferred by Georgetown University. He has three degrees from Loyola University Chicago and a licentiate in sacred theology from the Jesuit School of Theology at Chicago. Before coming to Saint Louis University, Biondi was dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Loyola University Chicago.

Lawrence Biondi, S.J. | President


ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Chris May was introduced as Saint Louis University’s director of athletics on Jan. 30, 2008.

The mission of Saint Louis athletics under May’s leadership is to deliver a program of academic and athletic excellence and engage the University community in sharing in the success of Billiken student-athletes. His vision is to fully integrate SLU athletics into the Saint Louis University community

through realization of the department’s primary goals of educating student-athletes, attaining competitive success and building community.

“Chris May possesses a passion and commitment to take our athletic program to national prominence,” said University President Lawrence Biondi, S.J. “His strong background in strategic planning and fund raising is essential as we continue to move our program forward.”

“I am honored to be the director of athletics at an institution that is making the commitment to athletics that SLU is undertaking,” May said. “Father Biondi is committed to enhancing intercollegiate athletics at SLU. It is a privilege to work with him as we strive to raise the profile of SLU athletics, win championships and continue the tradition of graduating our student-athletes. I am committed to a teamwork approach to the department, to make sure we are seen as a part of the University team and as team players within the St. Louis community.”

On the education front, SLU continues to be one of the leading institutions in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Billiken student-athletes posted an aggregate 3.12 grade point average in the 2008-09 academic year, a mark that was bolstered by 46 individuals who achieved a 4.0 GPA. Saint Louis produced five of the A-10’s 17 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America, as well as the A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year in three sports and 22 A-10 Academic All-Conference selections. A total of 124 individuals earned a place on the A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (minimum 3.5 semester GPA) in at least one semester, with 76 Billikens appearing on the list in both semesters.

Saint Louis teams also have enjoyed success in the realm of competition during May’s brief tenure. An upset of No. 3 Stanford before a program-record crowd of 2,152 propelled the 2008 volleyball team to the most prolific season in program history, a campaign that included the team’s first-ever national ranking and NCAA Tournament victory. The Bills’ success led to their selection by the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association as the nation’s top 1-AAA women’s volleyball program for 2008-09. The men’s soccer team also reached the NCAA Tournament second round after recording a first-round victory at home, while the Homecoming game against Missouri State drew 5,785 spectators, the second-largest crowd in Robert R. Hermann Stadium history.

The 2008-09 men’s basketball team tallied an 18-14 record in the inaugural season in Chaifetz Arena, the University’s state-of-the-art, on-campus facility. The arena hosted three sellout crowds for men’s basketball, while the women’s team set a record with a crowd of 2,018 against Oklahoma.

The 2009 baseball team tallied 30 victories, while the men’s tennis, women’s tennis and women’s cross country teams turned in their best-ever A-10 Championship finishes. In track and field, a SLU quartet captured the women’s 4x880-yard relay title at the prestigious Kansas Relays, and Brittney Cloudy became the first Billiken to win an A-10 Championship event and participate in an NCAA Regional.

Equally as impressive as the academic and athletic accomplishments is the department’s strong commitment to community service that coincides with the University’s mission. In 2008-09, SLU student-athletes stayed true to the Jesuit tradition by contributing approximately 4,000 service hours to groups and individuals.

Under May’s guidance, the department of athletics established a Billiken Club fund-raising record in 2008-09 and carried out a successful spectator reseating plan for Chaifetz Arena. May spearheaded the successful negotiation of a three-year agreement with the Bonneville Radio Group to carry Billiken men’s basketball on the 100,000-watt 101.1 WXOS-FM/ESPN Radio, dramatically increasing the Bills’ broadcast reach in the Greater St. Louis area.

May’s membership on the A-10’s Finance Committee and Men’s Basketball Tournament Committee is part of a department-wide involvement, as several SLU staff members hold positions on conference committees. He also was a member of the Athletic Director Committee that participated in the process which culminated in the hiring of A-10 Commissioner Bernadette McGlade. In addition, May is active with the St. Louis Sports Commission and is a member of the Missouri Athletic Club.

May came to Saint Louis following more than 22 years of service at the University of Colorado, where he most recently was associate athletic director for external affairs. He was a leader in the “Your Team” campaign for Colorado athletics, which focused on ticket sales, fund raising and image building, and he played a major role in the $46.4 million expansion of CU’s football stadium, Folsom Field. Also among May’s numerous significant contributions were management of the annual Colorado-Colorado State “Rocky Mountain Showdown” football game in Denver; negotiations with corporate sponsors that culminated in an $18.1 million guaranteed contract with Learfield Sports; management of sport programs that won NCAA national championships; and participation in the management of 18 bowl appearances by the CU football team.

May received a bachelor of business administration degree from Iowa State University, where he was a track and field athlete, in 1985 and an MBA from the University of Colorado in 1988. He and his wife, Joanne, are the parents of Lucy, Jack and Sophia.

Chris May | Athletics Director


BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFFScott Charland | Strength and Conditioning

Angie Wills | Baseball Athletic Trainer

Scott Charland is in his second season as director of strength and conditioning at Saint Louis. He is responsible for managing strength and conditioning programs for all Billiken sports programs, excluding men’s and women’s basketball, and will oversee day-to-day operation of the new strength and conditioning area at Chaifetz Arena. Charland comes to

Saint Louis after serving as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at Ohio State University from 2005 to 2007. Charland designed and implemented strength and conditioning programs for eight of Ohio State’s intercollegiate athletics teams including men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s tennis. He assisted with all aspects of strength training for 18 other sports including baseball, field hockey, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s track and field, softball and women’s volleyball.

Prior to his stint at Ohio State, Charland served three years as head strength and conditioning coach at Birmingham-Southern College in Birmingham, Ala. He initiated the strength and conditioning program in BSC’s transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division I and was involved in the design of the college’s strength and conditioning facility. Charland spent a year as a volunteer strength and conditioning coach at the University of Alabama, preceded by two years as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is a 1996 graduate of Florida State University with a bachelor’s degree in leisure services and studies and recreation administration. He graduated from UAB in 2001 with a master’s degree in exercise physiology. Charland is a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association, the National Strength and Conditioning Association and USA Weightlifting.

Angie Wills joined the Billikens’ sports medicine staff in December 2007. At SLU, she oversees the sports medicine operations of the men’s soccer, swimming and diving and baseball programs. Wills came to SLU after spending the past three years as the sole athletic trainer at St. Louis Community College at

Forest Park. She was responsible for the daily medical welfare of 150 student-athletes for Forest Park’s six sports. In addition to her athletic training duties, Wills taught two classes at the college.

The Waterloo, Ill., native got her start in athletic training at Southeast Missouri State, where she served as a student athletic trainer from 1998 to 2001. After earning a bachelor’s degree in health management from SEMO, she continued her education as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Middle Tennessee State. During that time, Wills also worked with STAR Physical Therapy in Nashville, Tenn., and Page High School in Franklin, Tenn. In December 2002, she was hired by STAR as a clinic outreach athletic trainer to continue covering Page High School’s athletic events in addition to carrying a full patient load at the clinic. Wills is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA).

Eric MuellerEvent Manager

Jessica LutzAdministrative Asst.

Brian KundermanBilliken Media Relations

Additional Support Staff


ACADEMIC SERVICESCombining academic

achievement with athletic success is the primary focus of the Saint Louis University department of athletics and its coaches. Under the guidance of academic coordinator Brandon Morris, the Billiken athletic academic services program provides SLU student-athletes with a broad range of high-quality services that are second to none in intercollegiate athletics.

The mission of Saint Louis athletic academic services is to provide a comprehensive program that challenges, supports and nurtures

the academic, personal and professional growth of Billiken student-athletes. Through Project BALANCE – Billiken Athletes Learning and Achieving while Negotiating their commitment to Competition and Education – SLU student-athletes are provided with opportunities and services that can make their experience at Saint Louis University truly extraordinary.

The Billiken academic services staff offers academic, career and personal counseling, guidance in monitoring the registration

and class schedules of student-athletes, supervised and open study tables, access to an Internet-compatible computer lab in the new Chaifetz Arena and a comprehensive tutorial program.

Academic services has a staff of trained tutors, both undergraduate and graduate students, who post superior academic records. The goal of tutoring is to provide assistance that encourages students to become independent learners. Students requesting a tutor meet first with their team academic counselor to discuss specific needs, expectations and goals.

Through the support of its faculty and administration and the dedication of its student-athletes, SLU is routinely among the Atlantic 10 Conference’s top academic institutions.

In 2008-09, Saint Louis student-athletes garnered 22 selections to the A-10 Academic All-Conference teams including Student-Athletes of the Year Theresa Lisch (women’s basketball), Kevin Lisch (men’s basketball) and Ryan Bennett (baseball). A total of 124 individuals earned a place on the A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (minimum 3.5 semester GPA) in at least one semester, with 76 Billikens appearing on the list in both semesters. Also, 2008-09 yielded five ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans: Pat Disbennett (men’s soccer), Lauren Olson (women’s soccer), Kevin Lisch (men’s basketball), Theresa Lisch (women’s basketball) and Ryan Bennett (baseball).

Brandon MorrisAcademic Coordinator

Academic Services Core Values

Provide an atmosphere that will enhance learning, leading to significant intellectual and personal development.

Provide a sense of empowerment to become strong self-advocates in the academic and athletic arenas.

Provide awareness of, and appreciation for, the ideals of a diverse and inclusive community on and off campus.

Provide opportunities to build and expand qualities of leadership, accountability and commitment.


SLU SPORTS MEDICINE The sports medicine team at Saint Louis University is dedicated to four primary elements: prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and education. The athletic training and SLU medical staffs strive to reach the highest standards in each of these areas when working with our student-athletes.

There are two on-campus athletic training rooms that serve SLU student-athletes. The main sports medicine center is located in Chaifetz Arena, while Robert R. Hermann Stadium is home to a satellite athletic training room. The Chaifetz Arena facility boasts state-of-the-art equipment that is strategically designed to provide the best care and performance, including a SwimEx 700 series rehabilitation pool, a Grimm Scientific CRYOTherm polar-plunge pool and numerous other essential pieces of modality and rehabilitation equipment. Each piece of equipment is designed to give student-athletes the best care and to aid them in returning to competition as quickly and safely as possible.

The SLU SportsCare Clinic also serves the student-athletes. It features physician services (including x-ray) as well as physical-therapy services for SLU students and is conveniently located at the Student Health Center in Marchetti Towers.

Billiken student-athletes receive physician coverage that is second to none in the Atlantic 10 Conference. Our physicians are tirelessly dedicated to the Billikens, covering athletic events and regularly providing medical care during evenings and weekends.

An extensive referral network also is in place. Through the Saint Louis University Medical Center, the Anheuser-Busch Eye Institute and SLUCare, Billiken student-athletes receive medical care from some of the nation’s top specialists. Areas of specialty include asthma/allergy, cardiology, dentistry, dermatology, gastroenterology, general surgery, neurology, nutrition, ophthalmology, orthopedics, otolaryngology, plastic surgery, physical therapy, psychology and radiology. Saint Louis University sports medicine also has a strong working relationship with the team physicians at The Orthopedic Center of St. Louis and Saint Louis University Hospital.

Jonathan BurchMS, ATC, LAT

Director

Angie WillsMS, ATC, LAT

Staff Athletic Trainer

Theresa HummelMS, ATC, LAT


Dr. Lyndon GrossTeam Physician

Miya SullivanMS, ATC, LAT


Dr. Mark ReinkingPT, MS, SCS, ATC, LAT

Rehab Coordinator

SLU Sports Medicine Mission StatementUnder the direction of the Saint Louis University department of athletics, the goal of the SLU sports medicine staff is to provide our student-athletes the highest quality of comprehensive health care services that are associated with their athletic participation at Saint Louis University. The SLU sports medicine staff is determined to provide the highest quality care by managing all risks affecting the health and safety of every Billiken student-athlete.


STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING The Saint Louis University department of athletics continually seeks to identify and implement the latest and best innovations in strength and conditioning. The philosophy is that all student-athletes can improve their performance potential and decrease the risk of injury by elevating their fitness levels through a comprehensive strength and conditioning program.

“The goal of the Saint Louis University strength and conditioning department is to increase the athleticism of each student-athlete while reducing his or her risk of suffering a sport-related injury,” strength and conditioning director Scott Charland said. “With the opening of Chaifetz Arena and our new strength and conditioning center, we are now able to accomplish that goal in one of the best facilities in the country.”

The Billiken strength and conditioning program has been greatly enhanced by the addition of a spacious, ultra-modern strength and conditioning center located in the new Chaifetz Arena. The facility measures almost 4,000 square feet and features Power Lift state-of-the-art equipment – popular for its unique design and appearance, recruiting appeal and safe, multifunctional training capabilities – along with more than 8,000 pounds of free weights. The setup allows entire teams to train simultaneously as opposed to only individual workouts.

Charland and Erick Schork, the men’s and women’s basketball strength and conditioning coach, work intensively with student-athletes in all aspects to maximize athletic development. They coordinate specialized training with the sports medicine staff for student-athletes recovering from injury. The staff is also available to counsel student-athletes in nutritional issues and recovery techniques to maximize performance potential.

Scott Charland Erick Schork


THE BILLIKEN SPORTS CENTER Saint Louis is entering its 19th season at the Billiken Sports Center on the University campus, just steps away from Chaifetz Arena. The facility opened in 1990 and originally was used for soccer, field hockey and intramurals. In the summer of 1991, a baseball diamond was added to make The Billiken Sports Center more versatile. Until the summer of 1999, The BSC boasted the second largest artificial surface in the world. Now, after extensive renovation, both the soccer and baseball fields are a natural surface. The baseball field recently underwent extensive renovation. The infield was laser-graded and received an entirely new surface. In addition, brick was added to the dugouts and the back stop to make the facility more

visually appealing. New padding was also placed on the outfield wall. Dimensions for the baseball field are 330 feet down the lines, 370 feet in the alleys and 403 feet to center. Seating for baseball is 500. The BSC is truly the finest facility Billiken baseball has ever called home. Before 1992, Saint Louis played at Sauget Field in Sauget, Ill.

Prior to that, the Billikens played at Musial Field, which was located where the soccer field now lies. For a long time before the opening of Musial Field in the mid-1960s, Saint Louis played its home games at Forest Park. A chain-link fence was built during the fall of 1994, and each sideline now features a true bullpen and batting cage. A new outfield fence was put up two years ago. Baseball was introduced to the facility on March 2, 1992, when Saint Louis defeated Washington (Mo.) University, 7-3. Located on the Saint Louis University campus, the facility is minutes from downtown St. Louis. The baseball field is one block south of Lindell Avenue and two blocks east of Grand Boulevard.

Quick FactsTotal Cost $1.5 millionDesign Hastings & ChivettaConstruction Sverdrup, Corp.First Game SLU 7, Wash. U. 3 (March 2, 1992)Seating Capacity 500Turf Natural GrassDimensions

Lines - 330; Alleys - 370; Center - 403

W-L Record 248-205 (18 years)

One of the truly unique mascots in college athletics, the Billiken is a symbol of good luck that became a national craze in the early 1900s. In 1908, Florence Pretz, an art teacher and illustrator in Kansas City, Mo., received a patent for her version of an ancient Asian figure – a chubby character with pixie ears, fat cheeks and an ear-to-ear grin. A year later, the Billiken Company of Chicago adopted the likeness, giving it its eventual name. Initially manufactured as a bank and statuette, the

Billiken reached its peak of popularity in 1911, when it was widely recognized as a universal symbol of good fortune. Legend has it that the Billiken has three kinds of luck – good, better and best. To buy a Billiken gave the buyer luck. To have one given to you is better luck. The best luck came if the Billiken was stolen.

How the name became associated with Saint Louis University remains a hotly debated issue. Whatever version you accept, it happened between 1910 and 1911 at the height of Billikenmania. The generally accepted version of the story can be traced back to two St. Louis sportswriters who felt the SLU football coach, John Bender, bore a striking resemblance to the impish creature. William O’Connor and Charles Z. McNamara noticed the similarity one afternoon at practice as Bender was especially satisfied with his team’s performance. Looking at the coach with a broad grin and squinty eyes, O’Connor exclaimed, “Why Bender’s a regular Billiken!” After practice, McNamara drew a cartoon of Bender as a Billiken, posted it in a local drugstore window and tabbed the football team “Bender’s Billikens.” The sporting public took up the name with such enthusiasm that it soon became the official nickname of all SLU teams.

What’s a Billiken?


NCAA BOOSTER GUIDELINES Saint Louis University deeply appreciates your financial support and volunteer hours, all of which enhance our athletics program. Your support greatly benefits the men and women student-athletes who participate in the University’s 16 intercollegiate programs.

However, your assistance is needed in another area. Saint Louis must carefully control and monitor the involvement of persons inside and outside the University in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes as well as their involvement with current student-athletes. According to NCAA Rules and Regulations, an “athletics representative” is:

A) A Saint Louis University athletics booster club member or season ticket holder.

B) A person who assists or has been requested to assist in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes by Saint Louis University’s executive/athletics administration.

C) A person who assists or has been requested to assist with present student-athletes by Saint Louis University’s executive/athletics administration. Once an individual is identified as an “athletics representative,” the person retains that identity indefinitely. The NCAA has rules and regulations governing the behavior of such representatives with regard to prospective/current student-athletes. Any violation of those rules and regulations by an “athletics representative” could result in sanctions for the Saint Louis University department of intercollegiate athletics and/or its student-athlete(s). In an effort to ensure that the institution you support is in compliance with NCAA regulations, included here are some helpful “DO NOTS.”

CONTACTS WITH CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENT-ATHLETES DO NOT provide a student-athlete, their relatives or friends any benefit or special arrangement (e.g., use of an automobile, promise employment after graduation, discounted prices or free cost for services or products). The NCAA considers these “extra benefits,” and they are specifically prohibited.

DO NOT provide payment of expeNses (e.g., room, board, transportation) for friends or relatives to visit the student-athletes where they are enrolled. DO NOT expend funds to entertain student-athletes, their friends or relatives. DO NOT use the name or picture of an enrolled student-athlete to directly advertise, recommend or promote sales or the use of a commercial product or service of any kind. Even the SALE of a picture of an enrolled student-athlete would jeopardize the student’s eligibility.

DO NOT provide any payment of expense or loan of any automobile for a student-athlete to return home or to any other location for ANY reason. DO NOT provide awards or gifts to student-athletes for their athletic performance. All awards must conform to NCAA regulations and must be approved by the institution.

CONTACTS WITH HIGH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT-ATHLETES DO NOT make any contact with a prospect or the prospect’s family on or off campus. If a coach has a prospect at an athletic event, you should not approach the coach until the prospect and his or her family have gone elsewhere. If you are approached by a prospect off-campus regarding the institution’s athletics program, suggest that the prospect contact the institution for information.

DO NOT become directly or indirectly involved in making arrangements for a prospect, the prospect’s relatives or friends to receive money or financial aid of any kind. DO NOT transport, pay or arrange for payment of transportation costs for a prospect or the prospect’s relatives or friends to visit campus or elsewhere. DO NOT provide room and/or board, transportation of any kind or any other benefit to a prospect during the summer prior to enrollment.

DO NOT provide ANYTHING to or for a prospect, or the prospect’s relatives or friends, without first checking with the institution’s athletics department. DO NOT provide tickets, transportation or entertainment for high school, prep school, AAU or community college COACHES at ANY location. DO NOT contact an enrolled student-athlete at another institution for the purpose of encouraging him/her to transfer and participate in another institution’s athletics program.

EMPLOYMENT OF PROSPECTIVE AND ENROLLED STUDENT-ATHLETES DO NOT employ or arrange for the employment of a prospect or enrolled student-athlete without checking first with the department of athletics. DO NOT provide transportation for prospects or student-athletes whom you employ unless transportation is provided for all other employees. DO NOT provide student-athletes with employment during the academic year without contacting the department of athletics.

ASK BEFORE YOU ACT Please call the compliance office at (314) 977-3265 if you have any questions or

concerns.

Thank you for your support!


BILLIKEN RECORD BOOKCAREER INDIVIDUAL

BATTINGBold indicates current player

Bredensteiner

Steiner Sweeney

Brown Conreaux Gabris Hausladen Jones

Average (min. 200 AB and two yrs.)1. John Jones 1958-60 .4672. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 .3753. Jim Woods 1979-81 .3744. Joel Sher 1987-88 .3635. Marv Shaeffer 1970-73 .3496. Ryan Bennett 2007-08 .345 7. Dave Hagenbrock 1980-83 .3428. Jeff Ray 1993-96 .3379. Scott Mueth 1992-93 .33110. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 .329

Hits1. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 2822. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 2473. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 2434. Adam Gabris 1994-97 2355. Johnny Sweeney 2003-06 2256. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 2117. Eric Koettker 1994-97 2078. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 2059. Jim Bredenkoetter 1999-2002 20010. Jeff Ray 1993-96 199

Doubles1. Adam Gabris 1994-97 542. Johnny Sweeney 2003-06 51 Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 51 Jason Boehlow 1989-92 515. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 496. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 477. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 398. Jim Bredenkoetter 1999-2002 389. Bill Musselman 2004-07 3710. Casey Moore 2004-08 36

Triples1. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 162. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 153. Mike Huelsmann 1994-96 144. Mark Webb 1980-82 115. Brent Knox 1990-92 96. Kurt Evans 1999-2002 8 Jason Wood 1996-99 8 Jeff Ray 1993-96 8 John Jones 1958-60 810. Frank Mana 1970-72 7 Greg Schuster 1976-77 7 Tom Sullivan 1976-79 7

Home Runs1. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 472. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 433. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 374. Dan Sprick 1977-80 335. Adam Gabris 1994-97 296. Jim Woods 1979-81 277. Phil Catalfamo 1985-86 248. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 239. Nick Crocker 1996-99 2210. Mike Orrico 1998-2001 19

Runs Batted In1. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 1872. Adam Gabris 1994-97 182 Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 1824. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 1455. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 1446. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 1417. Jim Bredenkoetter 1999-2002 1378. Jim Woods 1979-81 1369. Tom Sullivan 1976-79 12410. Greg Rodgers 2006-08 123

Runs Scored1. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 169 Pat Conreaux 1991-94 1693. Adam Gabris 1994-97 1524. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 1485. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 1436. Jeff Ray 1993-96 1387. Dan Sprick 1977-80 1318. Tom Sullivan 1976-79 1309. Eric Koettker 1994-97 12810. Mike Huelsmann 1994-96 125

At Bats1. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 7782. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 753 Pat Conreaux 1991-94 7534. Johnny Sweeney 2003-06 7525. Adam Gabris 1994-97 7176. Eric Koettker 1994-97 6877. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 6868. Tom Pinnell 2006-09 6809. Brad Brown 1990-93 64610. Jim Bredenkoetter 1999-2002 629

Total Bases1. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 4592. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 3953. Adam Gabris 1994-97 3864. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 3825. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 3736. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 3617. Jim Bredenkoetter 1999-2002 3018. Johnny Sweeney 2003-06 2919. Jeff Ray 1993-96 27010. Tom Pinnell 2006-09 268 Jim Woods 1979-81 268

Stolen Bases1. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 802. Mike Huelsmann 1994-96 693. Jeff Ray 1993-96 52 Carl Gentile 1964-66 525. J.D. Dunn 2007-09 456. Tom Sullivan 1976-79 437. Brent Knox 1990-92 438. Mike Barger 1993 379. Ryan Bennett 2007-09 3610. Kurt Evans 1999-2002 35 John Duncan 1980-82 35

Walks1. Brad Brown 1990-93 1482. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 1233. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 1224. Greg Rodgers 2006-08 1175. Eric Koettker 1994-97 102 Tom Sullivan 1976-79 1027. Brandon Shockley 1998-2001 978. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 969. Adam Gabris 1994-97 9210. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 89

Games Played1. Johnny Sweeney 2003-06 207 Pat Conreaux 1991-94 2073. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 2034. Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 2005. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 1986. Brad Brown 1990-93 1947. Eric Koettker 1993-97 191 Adam Gabris 1994-97 1919. Tom Pinnell 2006-09 19010. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 189


BILLIKEN RECORD BOOK

Boehlow Steiner

CAREER INDIVIDUALFIELDING

Bold indicates current player

CAREER INDIVIDUALPITCHING


Sever

Schwarz

Marcum

Tocco

Moriarty

Bird

Games Started1. Pat Conreaux 1991-94 2032. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 200 Brett Bredensteiner 1995-98 2004. Johnny Sweeney 2003-06 1965. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 1936. Adam Gabris 1994-97 1927. Eric Koettker 1993-97 1868. Brandon Shockley 1998-2001 1819. Tom Pinnell 2006-09 17710. Jim Bredenkoetter 1999-2002 166

Putouts1. Jason Boehlow 1989-92 11172. Tony Hausladen 1994-97 10533. Bill Musselman 2004-07 8994. Andrew Slania 2001-03 7805. Jeff Ray 1993-96 7476. Bob Nance 1993-96 7407. Adam Shea 1997-2000 7378. Brian Haddock 1997-2000 7349. Tom O’Connor 1990-93 64210. Miguel Ribas 1984-87 587

Assists1. Nick Steiner 1998-2001 5622. Eric Koettker 1993-97 4793. Brad Brown 1990-93 4764. Tom Pinnell 2006-09 4475. Scott Malchow 1993-96 4406. Brandon Shockley 1998-2001 3967. Adam Gabris 1994-97 3798. Ryan Hirsch 1995-98 3719. Pat Steinhoff 2002-05 35510. Paul Miles 2000-01 344

Wins1. Dave Sever 2006-09 222. John Marcum 1964-66 213. Mark Schwarz 1975-78 17 Dan Wetzel 1990-93 175. Ryan Bird 2004-07 16 Tim Blomberg 1992-95 16 John Davsko 1966-69 168. Eric Rohr 2003-07 159. Rich Hansmann 1966-68 1410. Wes Jaillet 1999-2002 13 Alvin Yates 1975-78 13

Strikeouts1. Ryan Bird 2004-07 2862. Dave Sever 2006-09 269 John Marcum 1964-66 2694. Ben Hutton 1999-2001, 03 2505. Wes Jaillet 1999-2002 2376. Dan Wetzel 1990-93 2357. Eric Rohr 2003-07 1738. Mark Schwarz 1975-78 1639. Matt Boxdorfer 1984-87 15310. Joel Sigman 1994-96 150

ERA (min. 100 IP and two yrs.)1. Tony Tocco 1965-67 1.622. Ryan Bird 2004-07 3.483. Scott Turmail 2008-09 3.674. Rick Paul 1981-82 3.895. Mike Ismail 1981-82 3.906. Mark Schwarz 1975-78 3.997. Steve Walsh 1973-74 4.008. Alvin Yates 1975-78 4.12 Dave Sever 2006-09 4.1410. Corey Lawson 2002-03 4.16

Appearances1. John Moriarty 1993-96 842. Greg Rhoades 1990-94 793. Chad Tayon 1992-95 754. Dave Guntorius 2001-04 715. Ben Hutton 1999-2001, 03 706. Brad Wehrfritz 1999-2002 65 Mike Gilliam 1986-89 658. Dan Wetzel 1990-93 649. Dave Sever 2006-09 6310. Wes Jaillet 1999-2002 62 Dan Shouse 1998-2001 62

Games Started1. Ryan Bird 2004-07 562. Dan Wetzel 1990-93 553. Dave Sever 2006-09 48 Ben Hutton 1999-2001, 03 485. Tim Blomberg 1992-95 466. Mark Schwarz 1975-78 407. Eric Rohr 2003-07 38 Wes Jaillet 1999-2002 38 Matt Boxdorfer 1984-87 3810. Dan Shouse 1998-2001 35 Dan Walsh 1987-90 35

Complete Games1. Mark Schwarz 1975-78 242. John Marcum 1964-66 213. Matt Boxdorfer 1984-87 204. Corey Lawson 2002-03 145. Dan Wetzel 1990-93 12 Alvin Yates 1975-78 127. Dan Walsh 1987-90 10 John Tiernan 1979-80 10 Steve Walsh 1973-74 1010. Ryan Bird 2004-07 9 Rick Paul 1981-82 9 Dennis Becker 1976-77 9 Marty Pranger 1973-74 9 John Marcum 1964-66 9

Innings Pitched1. Ryan Bird 2004-07 374.22. Ben Hutton 1999-01, 03 354.03. Dave Sever 2006-09 341.04. Dan Wetzel 1990-93 331.25. Eric Rohr 2003-07 286.06. Wes Jaillet 1999-2002 262.07. Mark Schwarz 1975-78 252.08. Matt Boxdorfer 1984-87 249.19. Tim Blomberg 1992-95 241.010. John Kraft 1969-72 231.2


BILLIKEN RECORD BOOKSEASON INDIVIDUAL

BATTINGBold indicates current player

Barger

Crocker

Boehlow

Hausladen

Bredensteiner

Huelsmann

Brown

Jones

Crespi

Wood

Average (min. 74 AB)1. John Jones 1959 .5272. Mike Barger 1993 .4603. Jim Woods 1981 .4334. Pat Conreaux 1993 .4115. Pat Conreaux 1994 .4036. Dave Hagenbrock 1983 .4027. Jason Boehlow 1992 .3918. Marv Schaefer 1972 .3919. Phil Kumnick 1989 .38610. Charlie Franz 1971 .384

Hits1. Mike Barger 1993 812. Jason Wood 1999 803. Nick Steiner 1999 794. Ryan Bennett 2009 77 Nick Crocker 1999 77 Pat Conreaux 1994 777. Greg Rodgers 2006 768. Mike Huelsmann 1995 74 Jeff Ray 1994 74 Pat Conreaux 1993 74 Pat Conreaux 1991 74

Doubles1. Andrew Guerra 2008 212. Jason Boehlow 1992 183. Johnny Sweeney 2006 17 Jason Boehlow 1991 175. Ryan Bennett 2009 16 Ben Caffey 2001 16 Nick Steiner 1999 16 Jim Woods 1981 169. Danny Brock 2009 15 J.D. Dunn 2008 15 Johnny Sweeney 2005 15 Adam Gabris 1997 15 Brett Bredensteiner 1996 15 Pat Conreaux 1991 15

Triples1. Mike Huelsmann 1995 82. Jason Wood 1999 6 Brett Bredensteiner 1997 6 Pat Conreaux 1993 6 Don Spencer 1961 66. Ryan Crespi 2006 5 Mike Huelsmann 1996 5 Brett Bredensteiner 1995 5 Brent Knox 1992 5 Mark Webb 1982 5 Mark Webb 1980 5 Frank Obermeier 1970 5 Frank Mana 1970 5

Home Runs1. Tony Hausladen 1996 192. Brett Bredensteiner 1997 18 Phil Kumnick 1989 184. Ron Dieckman 1969 175. Nick Crocker 1999 156. Jason Boehlow 1991 13 Phil Catalfamo 1985 138. Scott Peden 2005 12 Brett Bredensteiner 1998 12 Jim Woods 1981 12

Runs Batted In1. Tony Hausladen 1996 672. Tom Sullivan 1978 653. Jim Woods 1981 644. Brett Bredensteiner 1997 635. Zach Miller 2009 61 Tony Hausladen 1995 617. Nick Steiner 1999 57 Jason Boehlow 1991 579. Three with 56

Runs Scored1. Jason Wood 1999 642. Mike Huelsmann 1995 543. Nick Crocker 1999 52 Jim Woods 1981 525. Cody Cotter 2009 51 Brett Bredensteiner 1997 51 Jeff Ray 1994 51 Pat Conreaux 1992 519. Ryan Bennett 2009 49 Mike Barger 1993 49 John Duncan 1981 49

At Bats1. Ryan Crespi 2006 2382. Jon Guyre 2006 2293. Johnny Sweeney 2006 2284. Nick Crocker 1999 2265. Greg Rodgers 2006 2256. Nick Steiner 1999 2247. Jason Wood 1999 221 Pat Conreaux 1991 2219. Brian Haddock 1999 21810. Zach Miller 2009 216

Total Bases1. Brett Bredensteiner 1997 1502. Nick Crocker 1999 1353. Phil Kumnick 1989 1324. Jason Boehlow 1991 1275. Jim Woods 1981 1256. Zach Miller 2009 119 Nick Steiner 1999 1198. Tony Hausladen 1995 1189. Jason Wood 1999 11510. Adam Gabris 1997 113 Tony Hausladen 1996 113 Jason Boehlow 1992 113

Stolen Bases1. Mike Barger 1993 372. Mike Huelsmann 1996 313. Carl Gentile 1966 284. J.D. Dunn 2008 265. Jason Wood 1999 256. Mike Huelsmann 1995 24 Pat Conreaux 1994 24 Terry Haus 1984 249. John McDermott 1994 21 Brent Knox 1991 21 Pat Conreaux 1991 21

Walks1. Brad Brown 1991 512. Ben Braaten 2009 49 3. Greg Rodgers 2008 464. J.D. Dunn 2008 43 5. Pat Conreaux 1992 446. Paul Miles 2001 41 Tony Hausladen 1996 418. Tom Sullivan 1977 409. Greg Rodgers 2007 3910. Jason Boehlow 1992 38 Brad Brown 1992 38

Hit Streak29 by Scott Peden from 3/11/05 to 4/24/0527 by Greg Shipman in 1978



SEASON INDIVIDUALFIELDING


SEASON INDIVIDUALPITCHING


Haddock Miles

Bird

Marcum

Buehler

Tocco

Lawson

Wetzel

Games Played1. Brad Brown 1991 612. Ryan Crespi 2006 60 Greg Rodgers 2006 60 Jason Boehlow 1991 60 Pat Conreaux 1991 60 Eric Decker 1991 60 Adam Lynn 1991 608. Johnny Sweeney 2006 599. Tim Landy 2006 58 Brian Haddock 1999 58 Jason Wood 1999 58

Games Started1. Ryan Crespi 2006 59 Greg Rodgers 2006 593. Johnny Sweeney 2006 58 Brian Haddock 1999 585. Tim Landy 2006 56 Nick Crocker 1999 56 Jason Wood 1999 56 Pat Conreaux 1991 56 Eric Decker 1991 5610. Gilbert Marlowe 2006 55 Mike Huelsmann 1995 55 Brad Brown 1991 55

Putouts1. Brian Haddock 1999 5312. Jason Boehlow 1991 4783. Tony Hausladen 1997 4524. Tim Landy 2006 4415. Danny Brock 2009 416 6. Ben Caffey 2001 4147. Jason Boehlow 1992 4048. Tony Hausladen 1996 3979. Scott Peden 2005 36710. Greg Rodgers 2008 364

Assists1. Paul Miles 2000 1732. Paul Miles 2001 171 Brandon Shockley 1999 1714. Nick Steiner 1999 159 Ryan Hirsch 1997 1596. Tom Pinnell 2007 1567. Brad Brown 1991 1558. Scott Malchow 1994 1549. Eric Koettker 1997 14710. Nick Steiner 2001 145

Wins1. Rich Hansmann 1967 9 John Marcum 1965 93. Ryan Bird 2006 8 Corey Lawson 2002 8 John Kraft 1980 86. Scott Turmail 2008 7 Dave Sever 2006 7 Alvin Yates 1978 7 Mark Schwarz 1978 7 John Marcum 1966 7 John Davsko 1966 7

Strikeouts1. John Marcum 1965 1202. Ryan Bird 2006 1003. Rich Hansmann 1967 934. Brian Kern 1996 925. Ben Hutton 2001 876. Dave Sever 2008 807. Joel Sigman 1996 798. Dan Wetzel 1992 789. Ryan Bird 2005 7610. Wes Jaillet 2001 7511. John Davsko 1967 74

ERA (min. 50 IP)1. Tony Tocco 1966 0.412. John Davasko 1967 0.953. John Marcum 1965 1.164. William Schall 1958 1.175. Rich Hansmann 1967 1.586. John Kraft 1971 1.777. Rich Keys 1971 1.938. Alvin Yates 1977 2.399. Ryan Bird 2006 2.7510. Mark Schwarz 1977 2.78

Appearances1. Joe Buehler 2004 262. Chad Tayon 1994 253. John Moriarty 1996 24 John Moriarty 1995 24 Greg Rhoades 1994 246. B.J. Rodrigue 2005 22 Greg Rhoades 1991 22 Chuck Forthaus 1985 229. Eight players tied at 21

Games Started1. Ryan Bird 2006 18 Dan Wetzel 1992 183. Jonathan Estes 1999 164. Ben Hutton 2001 15 Dan Wetzel 1991 156. Seven players with 14

Complete Games1. Corey Lawson 2002 9 John Marcum 1965 93. Matt Boxdorfer 1987 8 Mark Schwarz 1977 8 Rich Keys 1971 86. Dan Wetzel 1991 7 Dave Parson 1983 7 Mike Ismail 1982 7 Mark Schwarz 1975 7 Steve Walsh 1974 7 John Kraft 1971 7

Innings Pitched1. Ryan Bird 2006 124.12. Jonathan Estes 1999 111.13. Scott Turmail 2008 106.24. Ben Hutton 2001 106.1 Dan Wetzel 1992 106.16. Corey Lawson 2002 101.17. Ryan Bird 2005 98.08. Eric Rohr 2007 97.0 Dan Wetzel 1991 97.010. John Marcum 1965 94.1



At Bats58 vs. Missouri Baptist, 4/7/94

Runs21 vs. Harris-Stowe, 3/18/03 at Grambling State, 3/13/96

Runs in an Inning11 vs. Harris-Stowe, 3/18/03 at Grambling St., 3/13/96

Hits22 at UT Martin, 3/22/00 vs. UT Martin, 3/24/99

Doubles10 vs. Western Illinois, 3/14/99

Triples3 vs. Greenville, 4/15/96 vs. St. Mary’s (Minn.), 3/27/87

Home Runs6 vs. Eastern Illinois, 3/30/04 at Creighton, 4/8/77

Stolen Bases13 vs. Dayton, 3/14/93

Walks17 vs. Eastern Illinois, 3/30/04

Runs Batted In19 at Eastern Illinois, 4/11/00 at Grambling State, 3/13/96

Hit By Pitch6 vs. North Dakota, 3/17/09 vs. Illinois State, 4/30/08

At Bats7 16 times; most recently by Blake Bratcher, J.D. Dunn and B.J. Rodrigue at UMass, 5/12/07

Runs Scored5 by Eric Koettker at Grambling St., 3/13/96 by Bob Nance vs. Maryville, 4/13/94

Hits5 Nine times; most recently by Adam Shea, at Bradley, 4/7/99 Doubles3 Seven times; most recently by Jon Guyre, vs. South Dakota State, 3/3/06 Triples2 Five times; most recently by Brett Bredensteiner vs. Western Illinois, 3/20/97

Home Runs3 by Jon Greenwich vs. Eastern Illinois, 3/30/04 by Nick Crocker vs. Bradley, 3/3/99

Runs Batted In8 by Scott Peden vs. Louisville, 4/24/05

Stolen Bases4 by Scott Malchow vs. Dayton, 3/14/93

Walks5 by Scott Malchow vs. Maryville, 4/13/94

Hit by Pitch2 25 times; most recently by Ryan Johnson vs. Illinois State, 4/30/08

SINGLE-GAMETEAM

SINGLE-GAMEINDIVIDUAL

HITTING HITTING

PITCHING PITCHINGFIELDING FIELDINGInnings Pitched16 vs. Mo. Baptist, 4/7/94

Hits Allowed28 vs. George Wash., 4/26/08

Runs Allowed27 vs. Fontbonne, 4/9/98

Earned Runs Allowed25 at Dayton, 4/18/09

Walks Allowed17 vs. Missouri, 4/2/97

Strikeouts17 vs. Cincinnati, 5/9/03

Wild Pitches6 at UAB, 4/8/95 vs. Illinois, 3/4/87

Innings Pitched10.0 by Brad Wehrfritz vs. UT Martin, 5/1/01

Hits Allowed19 by Jonathan Estes vs. Tulane, 5/1/99

Runs Allowed13 by Corey Lawson vs. TCU, 3/23/03 by Jonathan Estes vs. Tulane, 5/1/99

Earned Runs Allowed13 by Jonathan Estes vs. Tulane, 5/1/99

Walks Allowed10 by Joel Sigman at Tulane, 3/24/96

Strikeouts16 by Mike Ruhman vs. Westminster, 3/28/96

Putouts48 vs. Mo. Baptist, 4/7/94

Assists25 vs. SEMO, 4/20/95

Errors9 vs. Fontbonne, 4/9/98

Double Plays5 at Xavier, 4/14/06 vs. Illinois-Chicago, 3/7/03 vs. Memphis, 5/10/02

Putouts21 by Jeff Ray vs. Missouri Baptist, 4/7/94

Assists12 by Paul Miles vs. Murray St., 3/10/00

Double Plays4 by Patrick Valdez at Bradley, 3/24/04 by Don Rodgers at McKendree, 4/23/03 by Bradon Shockley at Tennessee Tech, 2/28/99



At BatsSLU: 58 vs. Mo. Baptist, 4/7/94Opp.: 55 by Cincinnati, 5/9/03

RunsSLU: 21 vs. Harris-Stowe, 3/18/03Opp.: 27 by Fontbonne, 4/9/98

Runs in an InningSLU: 11 vs. Harris-Stowe, 3/18/03Opp.: 12 by S. Miss, 4/11/04

HitsSLU: 23 vs. So. Dakota St., 3/3/06Opp.: 28 by George Wash., 4/26/08

Runs Batted InSLU: 18 vs. Eastern Ill., 3/30/04Opp.: 24 by Indiana St., 4/30/97

Home RunsSLU: 6 vs. Eastern Ill., 3/30/04Opp.: 12 by S. Miss, 4/11/04

TriplesSLU: 3 vs. Greenville, 4/15/96Opp.: 3, four times, most recently by Charlotte, 4/1/05

DoublesSLU: 10 vs. Western Ill., 3/14/99Opp.: 7 by UIC, 3/7/04

WalksSLU: 17 vs. Eastern Ill., 3/30/04Opp.: 17 by Missouri, 4/2/97

Stolen BasesSLU: 13 vs. Dayton, 3/14/95Opp.: 6, twice, most recently by Fordham, 3/29/08

RunsSLU: 5 by Bob Nance vs. Maryville, 4/13/94Opp.: 5, four times, most recently by Nick Haley, Louisville, 4/24/05

HitsSLU: 5, two times, most recently by Jason Boehlow vs. Butler, 4/20/99Opp.: 6, two times, most recently by Jordan DeVoir, UIC, 3/7/04

Runs Batted InSLU: 8 by Scott Peden vs. Louisville, 4/24/05Opp.: 8 by B.J. Huff, UAB, 3/15/96

Home RunsSLU: 3, two times, most recently by Jon Greenwich vs.Eastern Ill., 3/30/04Opp.: 2, 20 times, most recently by Brett Nommensen, EIU, 3/31/09

TriplesSLU: 2, five times, most recent by Brett Bredensteiner vs. WIU, 3/20/97Opp.: 2, four times, most recent by Mike Hughes, UIC, 3/7/04

DoublesSLU: 3, four times, most recent by Jon Guyre, vs. S. Dakota St., 3/3/06Opp.: 3, three times, recent by Brad Ryan, UIC, 3/7/04

WalksSLU: 5 by Scott Malchow vs. Maryville, 4/13/94Opp.: 5 by Aaron Jaworowski, Missouri, 4/2/97

Stolen BasesSLU: 4 by Scott Malchow vs. Dayton, 3/14/93Opp.: 3 by Tim Heming, Memphis, 4/25/92

THE BILLIKEN SPORTS CENTERTEAM

THE BILLIKEN SPORTS CENTERINDIVIDUAL

HITTING HITTING

PITCHING PITCHINGFIELDING

MISCELLANEOUS

FIELDING

PutoutsSLU: 48 vs. Mo. Baptist, 4/7/94Opp.: 46 by Mo. Baptist, 4/7/94

AssistsSLU: 25 vs. Mo. St., 4/20/95Opp.: 26 by UAB, 4/12/98

ErrorsSLU: 9 vs. Fontbonne, 4/9/98Opp.: 10 by Chi. St., 3/27/93

Double PlaysSLU: 5 vs. Ill.-Chicago, 3/7/03 vs. Memphis, 5/10/02Opp.: 4 by S. Miss, 4/24/98

StrikeoutsSLU: 16 by Mike Ruhman vs. Westminster, 3/28/96Opp.: 13, four times, most recent by Ryan Zink, UIC, 3/7/04

PutoutsSLU: 21 by Jeff Ray vs. Missouri Baptist, 4/17/94Opp.: 18 by Jay Fik, Memphis, 3/26/00

AssistsSLU: 10 by Scott Malchow vs. Cincinnati, 3/25/95Opp.: 10, two times, most recent by Dan Harness, UAB, 4/12/98

ErrorsSLU: 4 by Don Rogers vs. McKendree, 4/23/03Opp.: 3, five times, most recently by Nick Rainwater, UIC, 3/12/05

Margin of Victory18 vs. Harris-Stowe, 3/18/03 (21-3)

Margin of Defeat20 vs. Fontbonne, 4/9/98 (7-27) vs. Ind. St., 4/30/97 (4-24)

Longest Game16 inn. vs. Mo. Baptist, 4/7/94

Innings PitchedSLU: 16.0 vs. Mo. Bap., 4/7/94Opp.: 15.1 by Mo. Bap., 4/7/94

Hits AllowedSLU: 28 vs. George Wash., 4/26/08Opp.: 23 by So. Dak. St., 3/3/06

Runs AllowedSLU: 27 vs. Fontbonne, 4/9/98Opp.: 21 by Harris-Stowe, 3/18/03

Earned Runs AllowedSLU: 22 vs. Southern Ill., 4/23/97Opp.: 16 by Maryville, 4/13/94

Walks AllowedSLU: 17 vs. Missouri, 4/2/97Opp.: 13, three times, most recently by Mo. St., 4/16/97

StrikeoutsSLU: 17 vs. Cincinnati, 5/9/03Opp.: 15, four times, most recently by Bradley, 3/9/05

Innings PitchedSLU: 10.0 by Brad Wehrfritz vs. UT Martin, 5/1/01Opp.: 11.2 by Brian Washburn, UT Martin, 4/26/00

Hits AllowedSLU: 19 by Jonathan Estes vs. Tulane, 5/1/99Opp.: 20 by Brian Huss, Dayton, 3/18/95

Runs AllowedSLU: 13, two times, most recent by Corey Lawson vs. TCU, 3/23/03Opp.: 12, three times, most recently by Joe Alstat, Greenville, 4/4/95

Walks AllowedSLU: 8, three times, most recent by Michael Schaeffer vs. USF, 4/5/97Opp: 9, five times, most recently by Will Lawrence, CSU, 3/7/09


AWARDS AND HONORS

One of the program’s most decorated players, Mike Barger was inducted into the Billiken Hall of Fame in 2003.

All-America / All-RegionMike Barger3rd Team All-America – 19931st Team All-Midwest – 1993

Brett BredensteinerFreshman All-America – 1995

John JonesAll-America – 1959

John MarcumAll-America – 1965

Zach MillerFreshman All-America – 2009

Mike OrricoABCA 1st Team All-Region – 2001

Academic All-AmericaRyan Bennett1st Team – 2009

Ryan Bird1st Team – 2006

Pat Conreaux3rd Team – 1993

Jeff Ray3rd Team – 1996

Academic All-DistrictRyan Bennett1st Team – 2009

Ryan Bird1st Team – 2005, 2006

Pat Conreaux1st Team – 1993

Brian Haddock1st Team – 1999, 2000

Mike Huelsmann1st Team – 1994, 1995

Ben Hutton1st Team – 2001

Eric Koettker1st Team – 1997

Corey Lawson1st Team – 2003

Mark Panzeri1st Team – 1988, 1989, 1990

Scott Peden1st Team – 2005

Jeff Ray1st Team – 1994

Johnny Sweeney1st Team – 2005, 2006

Academic All-ConferenceRyan BennettAtlantic 10 – 2009

Ryan BirdAtlantic 10 – 2006

Johnny SweeneyAtlantic 10 – 2006

B.J. Rodrigue, Eric RohrAtlantic 10 – 2007

Casey MooreAtlantic 10 – 2008

All-ConferenceMike BargerPlayer of the Year (GMW) – 1993Newcomer of the Year (GMW) – 19931st Team (GMW) – 1993

Ryan BennettHon. Mention (A-10) – 2008SA of the Year (A-10) – 2009

Ryan Bird2nd Team (A-10) – 20062nd Team (C-USA) – 2005

Jason Boehlow1st Team (GMW) – 1992

Jerry Boehmer1st Team (MVC) – 1966

Len Boehmer1st Team (MVC) – 1961

Brett Bredensteiner2nd Team (C-USA) – 1997, 1998Hon. Mention (C-USA) – 1996Newcomer of the Year and 2nd Team (GMW) – 1995

Brad Brown2nd Team (GMW) – 1992

Pat Conreaux1st Team (GMW) – 19942nd Team (GMW) – 1992, 1993

Nick CrockerAll-Freshman (C-USA) – 1997

John Davasko1st Team (MVC) – 1966

Jim Dix1st Team (MVC) – 1964, 1965

Tom Dix1st Team (MVC) – 1963, 1964

John Duncan(Metro) 1982

Dan Flaherty1st Team (MVC) – 1967

Adam Gabris2nd Team (C-USA) – 1996, 19972nd Team (GMW) – 1995

Joe Gegg1st Team (MVC) – 1964, 1965

Dave Hagenbrock(MCC) 1983

Rich Hansmann1st Team (MVC) – 1967

Tony Hausladen1st Team (C-USA) – 19961st Team (GMW) – 1995

Joe Hennessey1st Team (MVC) – 1962, 1963, 1964

Mike HuelsmannHon. Mention (C-USA) – 19961st Team (GMW) – 1995

Ben Hutton1st Team (C-USA) – 2001

Jerry Jones1st Team (MVC) – 1960

John JonesBaseball Athlete of the Year (MVC) – 1965

Jerry Koehler1st Team (MVC) – 1962

Phil Kumnick1st Team (MCC) – 1989

Corey Lawson1st Team (C-USA) – 2002

Joe Marcum1st Team (MVC) – 1964

John Marcum1st Team (MVC) – 1965,1966

Zach MillerAll-Rookie (A-10) – 2009

Bill Musselman1st Team (A-10) – 2006

Tom O’Connor2nd Team (GMW) – 1992

Mike Orrico2nd Team (C-USA) – 2001

Lee Pelligreen1st Team (MVC) – 1962, 1963

Tom PinnellAll-Rookie (A-10) – 2006

Zach PlaczekAll-Freshman (C-USA) – 2000

Jeff RayHon. Mention (C-USA) – 1996

Greg Rodgers1st Team (A-10) – 2006

Ray Rohr1st Team (MVC) – 1968

Dave SeverAll-Rookie (A-10) – 2006

Dan Sprick(Metro) 1979, 1980

Nick Steiner2nd Team (C-USA) – 2001

Johnny Sweeney1st Team (A-10) – 2006

Dan Wetzel1st Team (GMW) – 1992

Jason Wood2nd Team (C-USA) – 1999

Jim Woods(Metro) 1979, 1980, 1981

Al York2nd Team (MVC) – 1965A-10 indicates Atlantic 10 ConferenceC-USA indicates Conference USAGMW indicates Great Midwest ConferenceMCC indicates Midwestern City ConferenceMetro indicates Metro 7 ConferenceMVC indicates Missouri Valley Conference


BILLIKENS IN THE PROSMajor League Baseball – In the DraftMike Barger 1993 23rd round by the Seattle MarinersJerry Boehmer 1965 43rd round by the New York MetsDarin Cissell 1997 18th round by the San Francisco GiantsJim Dix 1965 40th round by the New York MetsJohn Duncan 1982 9th round by the Seattle MarinersJoe Gegg 1965 32nd round by the St. Louis CardinalsTony Hausladen 1997 19th round by the Arizona DiamondbacksMike Huelsmann 1996 20th round by the Cleveland IndiansWes Jaillet 2002 29th round by the St. Louis CardinalsBill Musselman 2007 30th round by the Arizona DiamondbacksCasey Moore 2008 48th round by the Detroit TigersZach Outman 2009 28th round by the Toronto Blue JaysMichael Schaeffer 1998 18th round by the Texas RangersDave Sever 2008 21st round by the Los Angeles Dodgers 2009 16th round by the Toronto Blue JaysDan Shouse 2001 39th round by the St. Louis Cardinals

Major League Baseball – Free-Agent SigneesRyan Bird 2007 Toronto Blue JaysJason Boehlow 1992 Chicago CubsNick Crocker 1999 Atlanta BravesCarl Gentile 1965 New York MetsJoe Hennessey 1964 Kansas City AthleticsJohn Jones 1960 St. Louis CardinalsBrian Kern 1996 Oakland AthleticsBrad Wehrfritz 2002 St. Louis Cardinals

Played for Independent TeamsJim Bredenkoetter River City RascalsPat Conreaux Amarillo ArmadillosRyan Crespi Herkimer Trailbusters (N.Y.) Dave Guntorius River City RascalsPaul Miles River City RascalsAdam Shea Valley Vipers (Scottsdale, Ariz.) River City RascalsChad Tayon Dubois County DragonsRoy Tippet River City Rascals Gateway GrizzliesRyan Warnecke River City Rascals Gateway GrizzliesKris Weber River City Rascals

Billiken Major LeaguersLen Boehmer Cincinnati Reds (1967) NY Yankees (1969, 1971)Dan Dugan Chicago White Sox (1928-29)Bob Habenicht St. Louis Cardinals (1951), St. Louis Browns (1953) Charlie High Philadelphia Athletics (1919-20)Eddie Mulligan Chicago Cubs (1915-16) Chicago White Sox (1921-22) Pittsburgh Pirates (1928)Joe Murphy St. Louis Browns (1886-87)Bill Norman Chicago White Sox (1931-32)Gene Robertson St. Louis Browns (1919, 1922-26) N.Y. Yankees (1928-29) Boston Braves (1929-30)Ray Schmandt St. Louis Browns (1915) Brooklyn Robins (1918-22)Justin Stein Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati Reds (1938)Harry Sullivan St. Louis Cardinals (1909)


YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATSTEAM HITTING STATISTICS

Year Avg. GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB SO OB% SB-SBA PO A E FLD%1980 .315 43 1158 220 365 65 12 33 207 553 .478 200 179 .408 54-61 894 301 95 .9261981 .312 53 1490 301 466 84 19 34 270 690 .463 182 219 .385 55 866 285 66 .9461982 .283 43 1143 178 324 47 10 20 148 451 .395 150 188 .366 74 608 198 62 .9291983 .249 28 778 125 194 31 9 12 116 279 .359 84 124 .323 41 592 248 55 .9391984 .239 39 973 200 233 37 13 15 169 341 .350 213 256 .376 95-110 642 233 74 .9221985 .230 53 1466 182 337 59 6 34 165 510 .348 133 325 .298 46-65 1092 594 142 .9221986 .252 53 1513 220 382 65 9 31 187 558 .369 141 328 .320 36-64 1103 441 123 .9261987 .270 47 1288 196 348 51 4 22 166 473 .367 149 237 .343 14-26 944 478 106 .9311988 .273 40 1194 210 326 53 14 22 200 473 .396 154 200 .354 38-57 863 373 66 .9491989 .293 51 1622 279 475 66 13 54 235 729 .449 184 241 .359 44-64 .9401990 .250 46 1351 188 338 68 7 15 156 465 .344 158 240 .337 23-41 831 338 85 .9321991 .286 61 1899 376 544 90 19 33 318 771 .406 242 325 .370 108-158 1391 612 114 .9461992 .296 50 1517 279 449 83 19 21 248 633 .417 237 249 .396 87-116 1147 484 88 .9491993 .303 45 1483 275 450 70 18 15 228 601 .405 197 187 .388 90-124 1106 459 82 .9501994 .290 53 1765 292 511 73 13 22 244 676 .383 222 280 .373 82-111 1302 572 105 .9471995 .310 54 1759 361 545 90 27 32 315 785 .446 211 270 .386 82-114 1322 604 102 .9501996 .300 49 1693 348 508 85 18 45 303 764 .451 231 309 .392 73-97 1260 523 87 .9531997 .299 51 1793 352 537 94 12 63 323 844 .471 237 388 .389 59-79 1317 588 80 .9601998 .254 48 1530 239 389 75 5 34 212 576 .376 186 301 .341 39-58 1181 467 127 .9281999 .311 58 1977 426 615 111 9 42 368 870 .440 299 405 .410 107-152 1446 667 112 .9502000 .287 53 1808 343 518 79 10 32 305 713 .394 251 345 .382 92-119 1396 591 75 .9642001 .270 53 1746 287 471 75 10 35 249 671 .384 243 332 .364 50-77 1366 582 84 .9592002 .266 52 1664 219 443 87 6 19 198 599 .360 180 341 .347 64-94 1325 518 81 .9582003 .253 50 1657 246 419 73 7 30 218 596 .360 180 323 .341 59-84 1312 502 73 .9612004 .261 55 1827 289 476 100 6 38 269 702 .384 220 440 .354 56-94 1400 536 93 .9542005 .267 53 1818 274 486 99 9 25 244 678 .373 209 424 .353 40-65 1390 544 77 .9622006 .277 61 2087 333 579 94 11 22 300 761 .365 216 406 .360 38-53 1600 682 102 .9572007 .252 53 1796 198 452 89 5 15 184 596 .332 175 330 .330 38-65 1413 633 99 .9542008 .276 53 1777 301 491 103 7 28 269 692 .389 273 388 .386 80-108 1375 604 76 .9632009 .286 55 1894 376 542 113 12 46 338 817 .431 246 376 .391 77-97 1452 579 78 .963

TEAM PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA W L App. CG ShO Sv. IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg. HP WP1980 7.25 17 26 43 20 4 2 283.0 335 292 228 222 157 60 24 22 .284 8 191981 4.82 20 29 53 23 2 7 333.2 400 318 179 237 275 65 25 29 .269 9 1982 6.12 21 21 43 18 4 1 265.0 281 211 176 154 209 53 15 30 .240 5 1983 6.32 11 17 28 14 1 205.0 255 201 144 91 126 39 11 18 10 131984 7.05 18 21 39 13 4 5 260.1 313 283 204 182 197 15 191985 9.39 8 45 53 15 0 1 367.0 585 525 383 217 156 129 37 67 .348 13 211986 9.42 9 44 53 9 0 3 367.0 567 510 384 203 159 128 29 92 .346 16 341987 9.50 7 40 47 14 2 5 315.1 484 454 333 238 122 113 16 53 .349 17 451988 8.00 11 29 40 11 0 3 291.1 514 316 259 206 149 16 571989 8.40 14 37 51 8 0 7 388.0 602 479 362 247 201 86 30 51 .366 1990 7.04 8 37 46 5 0 3 337.2 433 358 264 191 208 78 18 33 .309 36 291991 6.96 21 40 61 12 1 6 460.1 596 443 356 243 261 111 16 61 .316 53 351992 5.51 22 28 50 6 2 9 383.2 450 305 235 169 234 77 21 32 .293 36 291993 5.02 22 23 45 5 0 6 369.2 438 257 206 141 229 75 7 21 .293 34 291994 6.10 20 33 53 7 2 6 438.1 530 361 297 210 278 87 18 36 .294 44 501995 6.11 24 30 54 7 0 3 443.1 543 395 301 264 246 95 9 49 .301 38 711996 6.34 25 24 49 6 1 7 420.0 526 364 296 231 380 87 17 52 .305 35 551997 7.44 21 30 51 6 2 4 439.0 621 434 363 243 249 127 17 68 .331 53 561998 7.27 10 38 48 6 1 2 393.2 558 439 318 201 256 114 21 57 .329 43 461999 9.06 19 39 58 8 1 6 482.0 823 578 485 205 277 169 35 69 .380 67 412000 5.94 19 34 53 6 3 5 465.1 547 366 307 226 334 111 16 54 .297 2001 6.01 21 32 53 12 1 6 455.1 570 357 304 191 348 104 18 43 .309 45 332002 4.71 22 30 52 10 0 4 441.2 494 295 231 176 327 90 13 28 .280 36 322003 6.09 18 32 50 7 1 6 437.1 575 359 296 158 323 109 11 54 .318 45 432004 7.64 14 41 55 4 0 7 466.2 697 492 396 240 305 121 17 83 .346 15 452005 7.23 13 40 53 3 2 7 463.1 618 457 372 276 287 123 23 51 .319 62 542006 4.24 32 29 61 14 2 4 533.1 591 324 251 222 325 106 14 30 .286 62 262007 4.78 16 37 53 5 3 5 471.0 572 341 250 193 306 121 17 21 .303 52 292008 5.36 24 29 53 10 3 6 458.1 527 313 273 171 280 103 13 34 .292 41 402009 5.45 30 25 55 55 5 2 484.0 609 369 293 182 342 112 22 56 .312 46 43


ANNUAL LEADERSBatting AverageYear Avg. Player2009 .368 Ryan Bennett2008 .357 Ryan Bennett2007 .301 Ryan Crespi2006 .344 Bill Musselman2005 .340 Johnny Sweeney2004 .310 Drew Eder2003 .317 Corey Lawson2002 .337 Ryan Murphy2001 .332 Mike Orrico2000 .340 Steiner, Bredenkoetter1999 .362 Jason Wood1998 .353 Brett Bredensteiner1997 .362 Adam Gabris1996 .378 Jeff Ray1995 .368 Mike Huelsmann1994 .403 Pat Conreaux1993 .460 Mike Barger1992 .391 Jason Boehlow1991 .335 Pat Conreaux1990 .337 Tom O’Conner1989 .386 Phil Kumnick1988 .360 Joel Sher1987 .366 Joel Sher1986 .315 Rob Goldschmidt1985 .351 Miguel Ribas1984 .333 Pat Baker1983 .402 Dave Hagenbrock1982 .343 Dave Hagenbrock1981 .433 Jim Woods1980 .369 Sprick, Duncan

WinsYear No. Player2009 6 Dave Sever2008 7 Scott Turmail2007 6 Eric Rohr2006 8 Ryan Bird2005 5 Ryan Bird2004 3 Bird, Guntorius, Weber2003 5 Jake Baumgartner 2002 8 Corey Lawson2001 5 Hutton, Jaillet, Wehrfritz2000 4 Wes Jaillet1999 6 Ryan Warnecke1998 3 Tippett, Schaeffer1997 3 Mick Portell1996 5 Ruhman, Kern, Sigman1995 6 John Moriarty1994 4 Jones, Kottmeyer, Blomberg1993 5 Greg Rhoades1992 6 Dan Wetzel1991 6 Dan Wetzel1990 3 Dan Walsh1989 3 Weiss, Cunningham1988 3 Rick Breidenbach1987 3 Boxdorfer, Forthaus1986 3 Collin Lodico1985 3 Matt Boxdorfer1984 5 Tim Clubb1983 6 Dave Parson1982 5 Rick Paul1981 5 Mark Mosley 1980 4 Nick Jans

Home RunsYear No. Player2009 10 Zach Miller2008 6 Greg Rodgers2007 3 Rodgers, Bratcher2006 5 Greg Rodgers2005 12 Scott Peden2004 10 Kyle Wort2003 8 Lawson, Rogers2002 6 Jim Bredenkoetter2001 9 Mike Orrico2000 10 Nick Steiner1999 15 Nick Crocker1998 12 Brett Bredensteiner1997 10 Brett Bredensteiner1996 19 Tony Hausladen1995 11 Tony Hausladen1994 6 Adam Gabris1993 4 Mike Barger1992 10 Jason Boehlow1991 13 Jason Boehlow1990 3 Jason Boehlow1989 18 Phil Kumnick1988 7 Tim Braden1987 4 Laughlin, Basler1986 11 Phil Catalfamo1985 13 Phil Catalfamo 1984 4 Gary Corner1983 3 Hagenbrock, Spurr1982 6 Dave Hagenbrock1981 12 Jim Woods1980 9 Sprick, Woods

Earned Run AverageYear No. Player2009 3.60 Dave Sever2008 3.12 Scott Turmail2007 3.18 Dave Sever2006 2.75 Ryan Bird2005 3.49 Ryan Bird2004 4.86 Ryan Bird2003 5.57 Ben Hutton2002 3.29 Corey Lawson2001 4.32 Ben Hutton2000 6.06 Ben Hutton1999 5.98 Jonathan Estes1998 5.17 Ross Noecker1997 5.98 Michael Schaeffer1996 4.07 Drew Graefe1995 3.75 John Moriarty1994 1.47 Chad Tayon1993 2.23 John Moriarty1992 3.22 Dan Wetzel1991 4.61 Jason Boehlow1990 3.59 Joe Simone1989 6.25 Dan Walsh1988 4.33 Mike Bennett1987 6.68 Matt Boxdorfer1986 7.11 Chuck Forthaus1985 6.93 Matt Boxdorfer1984 3.60 Tim Clubb1983 3.41 Ken Brotherton1982 3.77 Mike Ismail1981 3.27 Rick Paul1980 3.66 Brian Marsalli

Runs Batted InYear No. Player2009 61 Zach Miller2008 44 Greg Rodgers2007 26 Casey Moore2006 56 Greg Rodgers2005 49 Scott Peden2004 39 Kyle Wort2003 39 Corey Lawson2002 41 Jim Bredenkoetter2001 53 Mike Orrico2000 46 Jim Bredenkoetter1999 57 Nick Steiner1998 44 Brett Bredensteiner1997 33 Brett Bredensteiner1996 67 Tony Hausladen1995 61 Tony Hausladen1994 48 Adam Gabris1993 51 Pat Conreaux1992 47 Jason Boehlow1991 57 Jason Boehlow1990 21 Bryan Binkholder1989 49 Phil Kumnick1988 27 Joel Sher1987 24 Miguel Ribas1986 44 Phil Catalfamo1985 36 Phil Catalfamo1984 23 Miguel Ribas1983 20 Dave Hagenbrock1982 32 Dave Hagenbrock1981 64 Jim Woods1980 43 Jim Woods

StrikeoutsYear No. Player2009 70 Dave Sever2008 80 Dave Sever2007 73 Dave Sever2006 100 Ryan Bird2005 76 Ryan Bird2004 62 Dave Guntorius2003 72 Ben Hutton2002 66 Corey Lawson, Wes Jaillet2001 87 Ben Hutton2000 54 Dan Shouse1999 61 Jonathan Estes1998 69 Michael Schaeffer1997 32 Michael Schaeffer1996 92 Brian Kern1995 45 Brian Kern1994 58 Marcus Jones1993 68 Dan Wetzel1992 78 Dan Wetzel1991 58 Dan Wetzel1990 43 Joe Simone1989 45 Dan Walsh1988 30 Dave Warnecke1987 34 Matt Boxdorfer1986 44 Matt Boxdorfer1985 49 Matt Boxdorfer1984 42 Tim Clubb1983 42 Dave Parson1982 72 Rick Paul1981 72 Rick Paul1980 36 John Tiernan


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

4/2 Drake W 5-44/7 MacMurray L 2-44/7 MacMurray W 8-34/9 Winona St. W 8-64/10 Winona St. L 2-64/10 Winona St. W 6-04/13 Washington (Mo.) W 5-44/17 Memphis W 6-54/17 Memphis T 4-44/23 Wichita St. L 5-64/24 Wichita St. W 9-54/24 Wichita St. W 3-04/28 Harris-Stowe W 11-44/30 at Concordia W 16-85/1 vs Arkansas St. W 6-15/1 vs Arkansas St. L 4-135/2 at Quincy W 16-85/4 MacMurray W 6-05/4 MacMurray W 3-05/7 Tulsa W 7-05/8 Tulsa W 13-45/8 Tulsa W 9-55/1 Ky. Wesleyan W 2-05/15 Ky. Wesleyan L 4-65/18 at Washington (Mo.) W 6-35/21 Cincinnati ! W 4-35/21 Cincinnati ! W 6-05/27 vs Missouri @ W 5-45/27 vs Missouri @ W 5-45/29 Southern Illinois L 1-65/29 Southern Illinois L 2-56/7 vs Connecticut $ W 2-16/8 vs Arizona St. $ L 3-136/9 vs Florida St. $ W 5-36/10 vs Arizona St. $ L 2-6

3/30 at Concordia W 9-04/1 Winona St. W 13-24/2 Winona St. W 3-04/2 Winona St. W 4-0

4/5 at Western Ky. W 7-54/6 at Western Ky. W 18-44/7 at Murray St. W 7-64/7 at Murray St. W 2-14/8 at Christian Bros. W 3-04/9 vs Central Mich. L 3-54/11 at Arkansas St. W 1-04/11 at Arkansas St. W 3-24/17 at Washington (Mo.) W 6-04/22 at Cincinnati W 4-24/23 at Cincinnati W 11-04/23 at Cincinnati L 3-44/29 at Bradley L 7-84/30 at Bradley W 6-25/1 at Bradley W 2-05/3 at Washington (Mo.) W 15-65/6 Louisville W 15-05/7 Louisville W 5-15/7 Louisville W 14-45/8 at Quincy W 3-2 Harris-Stowe W 4-35/14 vs Murray St. W 3-25/14 vs Murray St. W 3-05/15 Southern Illinois L 0-35/15 Southern Illinois W 4-25/20 Wichita St. ! W 7-05/20 Wichita St. ! W 7-46/2 at Oklahoma St. @ L 3-46/3 at Oklahoma St. @ L 3-4

3/18 at Arkansas St. L 5-73/18 at Arkansas St. W 8-63/20 Hiram W 4-33/21 Hiram L 4-53/22 Jacksonville St. W 8-63/23 Valdosta St. L 1-43/23 Valdosta St. L 1-23/24 Jacksonville St. W 7-23/25 Jacksonville St. L 3-43/27 at Delta St. W 4-03/28 at Delta St. W 1-03/29 Murray St. L 4-63/29 Murray St. W 10-33/31 Winona St. W 3-04/1 Winona St. L 4-74/1 Winona St. L 3-74/4 at Concordia W 3-14/8 at Quincy W 5-04/8 at Quincy W 8-64/10 Western Ky. W 3-2

4/10 Western Ky. L 12-134/15 at Iowa Wesleyan W 11-04/16 at Quincy L 3-54/18 at Harris-Stowe W 8-24/22 vs Northern Illinois W 6-34/22 vs Northern Illinois T 2-24/28 at Wichita St. L 8-94/29 at Wichita St. W 2-14/29 at Wichita St. W 2-05/2 at Washington (Mo.) L 0-25/5 Tulsa W 5-35/6 Tulsa W 3-25/6 Tulsa L 7-105/7 vs Arkansas St. L 5-75/12 at Drake W 3-15/13 at Drake W 7-25/13 at Drake W 21-05/19 Cincinnati ! W 4-05/19 Cincinnati ! L 0-25/20 Cincinnati ! L 7-8

3/31 at Quincy L 5-84/5 Winona St. W 8-44/6 Winona St. W 8-34/6 Winona St. W 5-14/8 at Arkansas St. L 1-24/9 at Arkansas St. L 1-34/10 at Union W 6-14/11 at Murray St. W 4-34/12 at Murray St. W 8-14/18 St. Mary’s W 13-54/22 at Concordia W 11-44/23 at Harris-Stowe W 16-14/26 Wichita St. L 3-44/26 Wichita St. W 6-24/27 Wichita St. L 6-84/30 at Washington (Mo.) W 4-35/3 at Tulsa L 0-35/3 at Tulsa L 0-15/4 at Tulsa L 4-95/7 at Washington (Mo.) W 10-55/8 at Harris-Stowe W 6-55/10 Drake W 8-15/12 at Southern Illinois L 4-55/19 vs Arkansas St. W 7-1

3/28 Quincy W 6-53/29 Winona St. W 12-43/29 Winona St. W 11-23/31 at Arkansas St. L 2-104/1 at Arkansas St. W 4-14/2 at Memphis L 5-84/8 at Harris-Stowe W 6-34/10 at UM-St. Louis W 8-34/11 at Northern Illinois L 7-84/12 at Northern Illinois W 4-14/12 at Northern Illinois W 2-14/18 vs Air Force T 0-04/22 at Harris-Stowe W 10-24/24 vs Western Illinois L 0-24/24 at Southern Illinois L 2-84/25 at Wichita St. L 3-74/25 at Wichita St. L 3-44/29 at Washington (Mo.) W 4-25/2 Tulsa L 0-115/2 Tulsa L 1-45/3 Tulsa L 7-115/5 at Washington (Mo.) L 7-85/7 at SIU Edwardsville W 4-2

5/10 at Drake W 8-25/10 at Drake W 12-15/12 at Concordia W 12-15/15 at UM-St. Louis W 10-4

St. Leo L 0-6 South Florida W 1-0 Tampa W 10-5 Missouri St. W 6-4 Missouri St. W 7-6 Winona St. W 4-3 Winona St. L 3-5 Winona St. W 4-0 at UM-St. Louis L 6-74/10 Eastern Illinois W 9-44/10 Eastern Illinois W 8-34/11 Wichita St. W 11-64/11 Wichita St. W 7-54/12 Wichita St. L 8-94/14 Washington (Mo.) L 2-114/16 Concordia W 8-14/18 Western Ky. W 7-24/21 Harris-Stowe W 7-24/21 Harris-Stowe W 10-24/26 Southern Illinois L 4-64/28 Washington (Mo.) W 6-25/2 at Tulsa L 1-75/2 at Tulsa L 1-65/3 at Tulsa W 6-05/5 SEMO L 1-105/8 Drake W 12-25/8 Drake L 3-105/9 Drake W 13-45/11 Arkansas St. L 2-85/12 UM-St. Louis W 3-15/18 SIU-Edwardsville W 5-3

4/1 Winona St. W 4-24/1 Winona St. L 2-44/5 at Missouri L 1-24/5 at Missouri W 4-14/9 at SIU Edwardsville L 1-54/10 at SIU Edwardsville L 2-34/10 at SIU Edwardsville L 6-74/16 at Creighton W 4-14/16 at Creighton W 2-14/17 at Creighton L 0-44/17 at Creighton L 4-134/19 at McKendree W 19-14/19 at McKendree W 10-34/20 at UM-St. Louis L 1-54/22 Washington (Mo.) L 2-64/24 at Eastern Illinois W 9-34/24 at Eastern Illinois L 0-34/25 Arkansas St. L 2-64/27 at Washington (Mo.) L 2-124/30 vs Louisville ! L 3-55/1 vs Drake ! W 5-05/2 vs Louisville ! W 5-25/4 at Missouri St. L 0-45/4 at Missouri St. L 3-65/7 vs Memphis ! L 2-45/11 Northern Illinois L 4-55/11 Northern Illinois L 3-45/13 UM-St. Louis W 10-45/16 at SIU Edwardsville W 10-15/18 at Illinois St. L 4-55/18 at Illinois St. L 3-4

25-9-1 1965COACH ROY LEE

MVC TOURN. CHAMPIONSNCAA WORLD SERIES

27-6 1966COACH ROY LEE

MVC TOURN. CHAMPIONSNCAA DISTRICTS

23-16-1 1967COACH ROY LEE

15-9 1968COACH ROY LEE

15-11-1 1969COACH JIM ROBINSON

20-11 1970COACH JOE GEGG


Al York (1963-67) and Tom Daly (1963-67) were part of the 1965 College World Series team that nearly repeated the feat in 1966. York earned second-team All-Conference honors in 1965.



3/24 McKendree W 7-43/24 McKendree W 4-13/25 at Missouri L 0-53/25 at Missouri L 2-33/30 St. Mary’s W 9-33/30 St. Mary’s W 13-33/31 Winona St. W 4-34/5 UM-St. Louis L 5-94/5 UM-St. Louis W 6-34/8 at Creighton L 4-144/8 at Creighton L 1-74/9 at Creighton W 8-44/9 at Creighton L 1-84/11 at Northern Illinois L 2-94/14 at Illinois St. W 4-34/14 at Illinois St. L 5-94/14 vs Bradley ! L 4-104/15 at Southern Illinois L 2-34/15 at Southern Illinois L 4-144/17 Northeastern Ill. L 6-104/17 Northeastern Ill. L 9-104/19 SIU Edwardsville L 2-74/19 SIU Edwardsville L 2-134/22 Concordia L 1-44/25 at UM-St. Louis W 2-14/27 Concordia W 10-25/3 vs New Mexico St. ! W 4-3 vs Tulsa ! L 10-125/6 at Washington (Mo.) W 1-05/6 at Washington (Mo.) L 6-7

3/21 Luther W 2-04/3 at McKendree L 5-64/3 at McKendree L 1-34/5 UM-St. Louis L 5-154/6 at Southern Illinois L 0-84/6 at Southern Illinois L 1-24/7 MacMurray L 1-154/7 MacMurray L 4-74/8 Concordia L 2-44/10 at Harris-Stowe W 10-04/10 at Harris-Stowe W 7-54/13 at Creighton W 5-04/13 at Creighton L 2-54/14 at Creighton W 6-24/14 at Creighton L 2-44/17 at Missouri L 4-94/17 at Missouri W 14-94/20 Washington (Mo.) W 9-64/26 at UM-St. Louis L 3-164/27 at Concordia W 15-34/28 at SIU Edwardsville L 2-34/28 at SIU Edwardsville L 2-75/5 at Washington (Mo.) W 1-05/5 at Washington (Mo.) W 9-05/11 Oral Roberts W 6-55/11 Oral Roberts L 0-75/12 at Missouri Baptist W 13-65/19 vs Drake ! W 8-55/19 vs Drake ! W 8-75/20 vs Tulsa ! L 7-125/20 at Memphis ! L 6-7

3/19 Luther W 14-33/19 Luther L 2-44/4 Moorhead St. W 8-44/4 Moorhead St. L 3-84/5 Bradley L 5-84/6 Bradley L 6-84/6 Bradley L 6-94/12 at Creighton L 0-14/13 at Creighton L 1-54/13 at Creighton L 6-74/16 at Missouri L 6-74/16 at Missouri L 1-24/18 at UM-St. Louis W 3-24/18 at UM-St. Louis W 3-24/22 Washington (Mo.) W 5-04/23 at Harris-Stowe L 3-104/23 at Harris-Stowe W 1-0 SIU Edwardsville L 1-5 SIU Edwardsville W 2-04/27 at Southern Illinois L 3-54/27 at Southern Illinois L 0-54/28 at Southern Illinois L 2-9 Missouri Baptist W 8-7 at UM-St. Louis L 2-7 at UM-St. Louis L 0-4 Washington (Mo.) L 1-2 Washington (Mo.) L 3-4 at MacMurray L 1-4 at MacMurray L 2-65/13 at Missouri Baptist W 4-1 McKendree L 0-2 McKendree W 7-5 at Tulsa ! L 3-85/17 vs Louisville ! L 5-7

4/11 at Creighton L 1-44/11 at Creighton L 1-24/12 at Creighton L 6-164/12 at Creighton L 4-66/25 Greenville W 6-46/25 Greenville W 18-46/18 at Missouri Baptist W 14-106/20 Washington (Mo.) W 11-3 Missouri L 9-10 Missouri W 10-6

3/18 at Harris-Stowe W 22-53/18 at Harris-Stowe L 5-7 South Dakota W 5-3 Eastern Illinois L 1-3 SIU Edwardsville L 1-33/24 Eastern Illinois W 5-0 at UM-St. Louis L 2-63/26 vs Neb.-Omaha L 3-43/29 at UM-St. Louis W 9-43/29 at UM-St. Louis L 2-43/30 Winona St. L 4-84/1 Winona St. L 3-54/1 Missouri Baptist L 4-54/2 Bradley W 1-04/2 Bradley W 2-14/3 Bradley L 5-84/3 Bradley L 2-94/6 at Washington (Mo.) L 2-3

4/7 at SEMO W 6-44/7 at SEMO W 5-44/9 at Creighton L 0-34/9 at Creighton L 6-114/10 at Creighton L 4-84/10 at Creighton L 3-114/13 at Missouri L 2-34/13 at Missouri L 0-24/14 at Southern Illinois L 4-54/14 at Southern Illinois L 1-44/26 Missouri Baptist W 7-24/26 Arkansas St. L 4-124/28 Washington (Mo.) W 13-35/1 at Illinois St. L 2-65/1 at Illinois St. L 5-95/2 at Illinois St. L 1-25/2 at Illinois St. L 7-85/5 UM-St. Louis W 13-65/5 UM-St. Louis L 5-65/7 Greenville W 7-15/7 Greenville W 2-15/8 McKendree W 4-35/8 McKendree L 1-8 at MacMurray L 2-3 at MacMurray W 12-45/12 SIU-Edwardsville L 1-35/12 SIU-Edwardsville W 3-25/14 vs Memphis * L 1-2

3/13 MacMurray W 12-13/13 MacMurray W 8-13/15 Missouri Baptist W 7-63/17 Harris-Stowe W 6-03/18 Iowa L 3-103/18 Iowa L 3-73/21 Central Mich. L 2-43/21 Central Mich. L 4-73/24 Upper Iowa W 3-03/24 Upper Iowa W 5-13/28 Moorhead St. W 19-73/29 Quincy W 3-03/29 Quincy W 3-04/1 at Bradley W 3-24/1 at Bradley W 6-14/2 at Bradley W 8-74/2 at Bradley L 3-44/4 at Cincinnati L 4-114/8 at Creighton W 5-34/8 at Creighton W 9-34/9 at Creighton L 1-64/9 at Creighton W 13-1

4/12 at McKendree W 9-44/12 at McKendree W 7-44/13 Western Illinois W 5-14/13 Western Illinois W 12-114/16 at UM-St. Louis L 0-114/16 at UM-St. Louis L 0-34/19 at Missouri W 8-04/19 at Missouri L 0-54/23 vs William Jewell L 0-14/23 at Quincy W 7-14/24 vs Illinois Benedictine W 4-14/25 at Missouri Baptist W 9-34/27 Southern Illinois L 1-84/27 Southern Illinois L 1-84/30 Illinois St. W 3-04/30 Illinois St. W 7-65/1 Illinois St. W 6-55/1 Illinois St. W 3-25/3 at Washington (Mo.) W 10-05/7 Memphis L 0-95/7 Memphis L 0-95/8 Memphis L 1-95/10 at SIU Edwardsville L 2-65/10 at SIU Edwardsville W 9-45/12 vs Georgia Tech * L 2-35/12 vs Cincinnati * W 4-35/13 vs Tulane * L 2-7

3/18 at Tulane L 1-63/18 at Tulane L 7-83/19 at Tulane L 4-123/19 at Tulane L 0-43/20 at Delta St. L 3-43/20 at New Orleans L 0-13/21 at La. Tech W 4-33/23 at Memphis L 1-93/24 at Memphis L 1-73/24 at Memphis L 7-153/25 at Milliken W 2-13/25 at Arkansas St. W 17-13/28 Moorhead St. W 13-43/28 Moorhead St. W 25-53/31 Bradley L 8-103/31 Bradley T 4-44/1 Bradley L 0-154/1 Bradley W 15-104/2 Missouri L 3-44/2 Missouri W 6-54/6 McKendree L 5-74/6 McKendree L 0-44/8 UM-St. Louis L 2-9


14-20 1975COACH TOM DIX



19-32-1 1978COACH TOM DIX



Seven of Bud Yates’ (1975-78) 13 career wins – the ninth-best total by a Billiken pitcher – came during the 1977 season. He ranks among the program’s leaders in career strikeouts (139), ERA (4.12) and starts (29).


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/8 UM-St. Louis L 6-134/9 at Harris-Stowe W 18-04/9 at Harris-Stowe W 6-04/11 at Missouri L 2-154/11 at Missouri L 2-174/12 at Western Illinois W 3-24/12 at Western Illinois L 6-74/15 at Louisville L 1-64/15 at Louisville W 6-14/18 SEMO L 8-154/22 Creighton W 5-24/23 Creighton L 5-64/23 Creighton W 8-14/25 at Southern Illinois L 3-114/25 at Southern Illinois L 0-64/20 Missouri Baptist L 3-44/20 Missouri Baptist W 10-14/29 at Indiana St. L 3-84/29 at Indiana St. L 5-124/30 Cincinnati W 3-14/30 Cincinnati L 4-35/2 Washington (Mo.) W 8-45/2 Washington (Mo.) W 15-65/3 SIU Edwardsville W 4-05/3 SIU Edwardsville L 1-25/6 at Illinois St. W 8-25/6 at Illinois St. L 1-35/11 vs Louisville * L 4-105/12 vs Georgia Tech * L 5-8

3/12 at UAB W 8-53/13 at UAB L 3-43/14 at Birmingham Sthrn. L 0-163/15 at Sthrn. Benedictine L 2-33/15 at Sthrn. Benedictine L 2-33/16 at South Alabama L 5-83/18 at SEMO L 2-153/18 at SEMO W 9-83/19 at Greenville W 10-33/20 Concordia W 7-13/22 at McKendree W 4-33/22 at McKendree W 3-23/28 UM-St. Louis L 15-163/31 Harris-Stowe W 7-03/31 Harris-Stowe W 7-0

4/1 Missouri L 3-144/1 Missouri L 0-114/4 Memphis L 14-174/7 at Bradley L 2-54/7 at Bradley W 8-44/8 at Bradley L 6-94/10 at UM-St. Louis W 5-34/11 at Missouri Baptist L 5-64/14 at Louisville W 8-74/14 at Louisville L 1-74/17 Cincinnati L 2-124/17 Cincinnati W 4-34/18 Cincinnati L 3-134/19 Western Illinois L 4-54/21 at Memphis L 4-74/21 at Memphis L 4-74/28 at Southern Illinois L 1-114/28 at Southern Illinois L 3-85/1 at Washington (Mo.) W 10-05/1 at Washington (Mo.) L 5-65/4 at Concordia W 9-15/5 Illinois St. L 1-25/5 Illinois St. L 0-35/6 Illinois St. L 0-75/6 Illinois St. L 2-75/10 vs Virginia Tech * L 2-95/11 vs Louisville * W 11-105/12 vs Cincinnati * L 4-5

3/12 Illinois L 6-7 Concordia W 4-1 Concordia W 16-03/16 at Evansville W 7-43/16 at Evansville W 5-03/18 at South Alabama L 3-73/19 at Fairleigh Dickinson W 6-53/19 at Fairleigh Dickinson L 4-103/24 McKendree W 5-43/24 McKendree L 1-123/26 at SIU Edwardsville W 4-2 at UM-St. Louis L 7-124/4 Bradley W 3-14/4 Bradley L 1-54/5 Bradley L 11-144/5 Bradley L 6-7

4/7 Missouri-Rolla W 6-04/7 Missouri-Rolla W 3-04/11 at Illinois L 3-44/12 Louisville L 4-74/12 Louisville W 5-44/13 Louisville W 5-44/13 Louisville L 11-13 at Cincinnati L 2-6 at Cincinnati L 4-54/20 at Xavier L 10-144/22 SEMO W 14-124/22 SEMO W 8-54/23 Missouri Baptist W 11-14/24 at SIU-Edwardsville L 3-124/25 at UM-St. Louis L 3-54/25 at UM-St. Louis L 4-114/28 at Southern Illinois L 4-184/29 Washington (Mo.) W 7-24/29 Washington (Mo.) L 2-94/30 at Missouri L 1-34/30 at Missouri L 3-85/2 Greenville W 4-15/3 at Illinois St. L 8-95/3 at Illinois St. W 18-165/4 at Illinois St. L 3-105/4 at Illinois St. L 6-75/8 vs Memphis * L 6-145/9 vs Louisville * L 3-8

3/12 Illinois L 3-43/14 Concordia W 3-13/14 Concordia W 14-43/15 at Indiana L 3-103/15 at Indiana W 7-13/18 at McKendree L 4-53/18 at McKendree L 1-23/20 at SEMO L 4-83/20 at SEMO W 7-33/21 Indiana L 5-63/28 Evansville W 12-13/28 Evansville L 2-63/30 vs North Dakota W 9-13/30 at Murray St. L 4-103/31 at Tenn. Tech W 8-63/31 at Tenn. Tech L 3-14/1 at Virginia Tech L 1-144/2 at Virginia Tech L 8-94/2 at Virginia Tech L 2-104/6 Southern Illinois L 5-104/6 Southern Illinois L 3-44/7 at Washington (Mo.) W 8-34/8 at SIU Edwardsville W 5-34/8 at SIU Edwardsville L 0-114/11 at Louisville W 17-84/11 at Louisville L 2-44/12 at Louisville L 8-144/12 at Louisville L 2-154/14 at Western Illinois W 8-34/14 at Western Illinois L 3-84/15 Illinois L 1-64/15 Illinois L 1-24/17 Cincinnati W 18-84/18 Cincinnati W 7-24/18 Cincinnati W 7-04/21 at Harris-Stowe W 20-84/21 at Harris-Stowe T 2-24/24 at Greenville W 11-24/25 at Arkansas St. W 20-94/25 at Arkansas St. L 2-34/27 at Bradley L 2-154/27 at Bradley L 4-64/29 at Missouri L 2-144/29 at Missouri L 2-15

5/1 Illinois St. W 8-25/1 Illinois St. L 6-205/2 Illinois St. L 2-205/2 Illinois St. L 2-4 Lindenwood W 18-75/5 Missouri-Rolla L 5-105/5 Missouri-Rolla W 7-05/13 at Florida St. * L 3-155/15 vs Cincinnati * L 3-4

at Parks (Ill.) L 11-13/8 at UALR L 3-93/9 at Louisiana St. L 1-11 at Tulane L 2-53/10 at SW Louisiana L 1-43/12 at SW (Tenn.) W 6-03/13 at Rhode Island L 3-43/17 Greenville L 1-63/21 Illinois W 1-03/21 Illinois L 1-93/23 McKendree L 4-83/23 McKendree W 11-73/24 at Southern Illinois L 1-23/27 at Evansville L 1-93/27 at Evansville W 4-13/28 at Evansville L 3-43/28 at Evansville L 7-163/31 at Harris-Stowe W 6-43/31 at Harris-Stowe L 3-74/1 Harris-Stowe W 4-34/1 Harris-Stowe W 10-04/1 Harris-Stowe L 3-74/2 Maryville L 1-34/3 Virginia Tech L 1-34/3 Virginia Tech L 2-84/4 Virginia Tech L 1-134/7 at Missouri L 3-134/12 Millikin W 9-54/12 Millikin W 7-04/14 Washington (Mo.) W 6-24/14 Washington (Mo.) T 5-54/16 at Cincinnati L 3-164/21 SIU Edwardsville W 11-7 at Harris-Stowe W 16-8 at Harris-Stowe W 6-44/25 SEMO L 3-74/25 SEMO W 3-24/28 UM-St. Louis L 3-94/28 UM-St. Louis W 9-85/12 vs Memphis * L 7-155/13 vs Cincinnati * L 7-18

3/8 at Mississippi L 2-83/9 at UALR W 9-53/9 at UALR L 2-43/10 at Murray St. L 4-83/12 at SEMO L 2-83/12 at SEMO L 4-53/15 at SIU Edwardsville L 2-83/16 at Greenville W 6-53/23 Harris-Stowe W 6-23/23 Harris-Stowe W 6-23/24 Minnesota-Morris L 7-113/27 Evansville W 2-13/27 Evansville L 3-43/30 at Missouri L 2-234/2 Western Illinois W 4-3

Dan Sprick (1977-80) was a steady power hitter, leading the Billikens in home runs from 1978-80. A two-time All-Conference selection, he also led the club with a .362 average in 1980.

15-28 1979COACH LYLE REUSS


20-32-1 1981COACH LYLE REUSS




YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/6 at Washington (Mo.) W 16-54/9 Oklahoma City L 2-34/9 Oklahoma City L 5-154/15 Maryville W 2-04/16 Harris-Stowe W 5-44/16 Harris-Stowe L 12-144/18 Missouri Baptist W 5-24/18 Missouri Baptist W 5-34/27 SIU Edwardsville L 5-155/2 at UM-St. Louis L 2-125/2 at UM-St. Louis L 4-65/11 Oral Roberts L 2-115/11 Oral Roberts L 2-7

3/7 at Missouri St. L 0-173/9 at Oklahoma City L 0-113/9 at Oklahoma City L 3-103/10 at Oklahoma City L 1-113/10 at Oklahoma City L 1-93/14 Greenville W 8-23/22 at Westminster W 2-13/22 at Westminster L 2-33/23 Harris-Stowe W 8-13/26 Illinois College W 5-23/26 Illinois College W 13-123/29 at Evansville L 0-153/29 at Evansville L 0-123/31 at Western Illinois L 2-103/31 at Western Illinois W 3-04/1 at Western Illinois L 3-164/5 Quincy W 13-34/5 Quincy W 11-24/10 Washington (Mo.) L 9-14/11 at Illinois College W 12-04/11 at Illinois College W 9-14/13 at Oral Roberts L 0-214/13 at Oral Roberts L 0-144/14 at Oral Roberts L 1-64/14 at Oral Roberts L 2-74/18 Harris-Stowe W 10-24/18 Harris-Stowe W 15-134/19 at Millikin L 1-24/19 at Millikin L 6-84/25 at UM-St. Louis L 8-114/27 at Maryville W 9-74/28 at MacMurray W 4-34/28 at MacMurray L 7-104/29 Lindenwood W 8-64/29 Lindenwood W 6-24/30 Lindenwood W 10-04/30 Lindenwood W 10-05/1 at SIU Edwardsville L 0-85/8 Missouri Baptist L 6-11

2/28 Missouri Baptist W 5-13/6 at Oklahoma City L 4-153/6 at Oklahoma City L 2-143/7 at Oklahoma City L 3-83/7 at Oklahoma City L 0-183/10 Bradley L 0-113/10 Bradley L 2-123/12 Evansville L 0-13/12 Evansville L 3-113/15 at Missouri Baptist W 14-113/16 at Illinois L 6-73/16 at Illinois L 2-43/17 Indiana St. L 1-133/17 Indiana St. L 0-2

3/19 at UM-St. Louis L 4-63/20 at Evansville L 1-73/20 at Evansville L 5-203/21 at Indiana St. L 2-63/21 at Indiana St. L 0-23/22 UM-St. Louis L 5-183/23 Illinois St. L 1-153/23 Illinois St. L 3-133/24 Illinois St. L 4-203/24 Illinois St. L 2-43/26 SEMO L 4-83/26 SEMO L 0-43/27 at Southern Illinois L 2-63/27 at Southern Illinois L 2-143/28 at SIU Edwardsville L 9-144/2 at Washington (Mo.) W 9-24/3 Maryville L 5-124/4 Illinois L 1-74/6 Missouri St. L 6-124/6 Missouri St. L 0-134/8 at Missouri Baptist W 5-34/8 at Missouri Baptist W 8-44/9 at Harris-Stowe L 5-94/12 at Oklahoma St. L 1-114/12 at Oklahoma St. L 5-154/13 at Oklahoma St. L 1-144/16 at Missouri W 7-54/16 at Missouri L 0-144/17 Southern Illinois L 3-134/19 Oral Roberts L 1-114/19 Oral Roberts L 2-194/20 Oral Roberts L 2-44/20 Oral Roberts L 1-104/21 at SIU Edwardsville L 0-64/21 at SIU Edwardsville L 6-84/22 at Maryville L 5-84/23 at McKendree L 4-114/23 at McKendree W 7-64/24 UM-St. Louis W 11-10

2/28 at Oral Roberts L 0-112/28 at Oral Roberts L 5-93/1 at Oral Roberts L 0-153/1 at Oral Roberts L 1-123/4 Missouri Baptist L 4-123/5 Bradley L 3-143/5 Bradley L 1-83/8 at South Alabama L 3-103/8 at South Alabama L 0-143/9 at South Alabama L 0-113/10 at Tulane L 3-143/11 at Tulane L 0-113/11 at Tulane L 2-16

3/12 at South Alabama L 2-113/16 Indiana St. L 0-63/16 Indiana St. L 1-63/22 at Murray St. L 1-73/23 vs Missouri L 2-123/23 at Murray St. W 6-53/25 Maryville W 7-13/26 Harris-Stowe W 3-13/26 Harris-Stowe W 5-33/27 Southern Illinois L 1-73/29 at Western Illinois L 3-183/29 at Western Illinois L 11-143/31 at Missouri St. L 6-73/31 at Missouri St. L 6-134/2 UM-St. Louis L 3-44/4 Washington (Mo.) W 7-24/5 Quincy W 19-94/5 Quincy L 8-94/6 Missouri St. L 5-64/6 Missouri St. L 2-84/7 Missouri St. L 5-164/9 at Illinois St. L 2-134/9 at Illinois St. W 9-64/11 at Evansville L 11-124/11 at Evansville L 2-94/12 Evansville L 5-104/12 Evansville L 6-164/15 at Central Missouri St. L 6-74/15 at Central Missouri St. W 7-54/16 at UM-St. Louis L 4-54/18 at SIU Edwardsville L 6-124/19 McKendree L 8-174/19 McKendree W 9-84/22 at Southern Illinois L 5-194/23 at Indiana St. L 3-64/23 at Indiana St. L 2-154/25 SIU Edwardsville L 2-34/29 Eastern Illinois L 2-74/29 Eastern Illinois L 2-15/2 at SEMO L 4-5

3/3 Bradley L 2-63/3 Bradley L 3-73/4 Illinois L 1-213/6 at Missouri St. L 8-193/7 at Missouri St. L 4-83/7 at Missouri St. L 5-133/8 at Missouri St. L 5-73/10 at Arkansas L 10-203/10 at Arkansas L 0-93/11 at Arkansas L 5-153/13 at Oral Roberts L 3-10

3/13 at Oral Roberts L 0-123/14 at Oral Roberts L 0-153/14 at Oral Roberts L 6-173/17 SEMO L 4-93/21 at Creighton L 1-123/21 at Creighton L 2-53/22 at Creighton L 0-103/22 at Creighton L 1-23/27 Saint Mary’s (Minn.) W 4-13/27 Saint Mary’s (Minn.) W 4-13/28 Western Illinois L 1-43/28 Western Illinois L 0-33/31 Illinois College W 10-04/2 at Southern Illinois L 3-134/5 UM-St. Louis W 14-04/5 UM-St. Louis L 5-74/7 at Indiana L 3-94/9 SIU-Edwardsville L 2-114/11 at Evansville L 6-74/11 at Evansville L 3-114/12 Evansville L 3-64/12 Evansville L 5-174/16 SIU Edwardsville L 5-64/16 at SIU Edwardsville L 1-134/21 at Missouri Baptist L 4-74/21 Missouri Baptist W 7-54/23 at Washington (Mo.) L 3-194/25 Notre Dame W 3-14/25 Notre Dame L 2-54/26 Notre Dame W 3-24/28 at Eastern Illinois L 5-64/28 at Eastern Illinois L 7-164/29 Indiana St. L 2-154/29 Indiana St. L 6-164/30 Southern Illinois L 2-185/1 at SEMO L 9-16

2/27 Westminster W 9-22/27 Westminster W 10-12/29 Missouri Baptist L 5-93/9 Maryville W 14-43/10 Illinois L 4-63/15 at Western Ky. L 0-33/15 at Western Ky. L 1-83/17 at Austin Peay L 0-33/22 at Missouri L 10-233/24 Creighton L 1-143/24 Creighton L 0-123/30 SIU Edwardsville L 1-73/31 at Washington (Mo.) W 11-54/4 Southern Illinois L 5-84/5 at Murray St. L 10-214/6 Webster W 13-34/7 at Maryville W 23-84/8 Washington (Mo.) L 7-94/10 Chicago St. W 15-54/10 Chicago St. W 11-84/12 Missouri L 2-184/13 at Southern Illinois L 7-114/16 Evansville L 1-54/16 Evansville L 1-164/17 Evansville L 6-84/17 Evansville W 10-84/19 at Illinois St. L 3-114/19 at Illinois St. L 4-104/21 Murray St. W 4-34/23 at Butler L 2-34/23 at Butler L 1-44/24 at Butler L 0-24/24 at Butler W 6-44/26 Eastern Illinois L 3-54/26 Eastern Illinois L 2-44/27 at Indiana St. L 3-10

18-21 1984COACH JOHN KAZANAS

9-44 1986COACH ED KOPFF


11-29 1988COACH FRANK MORMINO


Matt Boxdorfer (1984-87) was the Billikens’ most dominating pitcher for three of his four seasons. He led the team in wins and ERA in 1985 and 1987 and strikeouts in 1985, 1986 and 1987.


4/27 at Indiana St. L 1-114/29 at SIU Edwardsville L 1-135/3 UM-St. Louis L 4-125/4 at Illinois L 1-10

2/24 at Kansas St. L 7-172/24 at Kansas St. L 4-103/1 Washington (Mo.) W 9-73/2 at Westminster W 7-63/4 Bradley L 2-113/13 at UALR W 10-93/14 at UALR L 7-93/15 at Northeast La. L 8-163/16 at Northeast La. W 4-23/16 at Northeast La. L 2-143/19 Northern Iowa L 4-103/19 Northern Iowa W 7-63/24 at Oklahoma St. L 6-213/24 at Oklahoma St. L 2-73/25 at Oklahoma St. L 2-54/1 Notre Dame L 0-14/1 Notre Dame L 2-54/5 at Washington (Mo.) W 13-24/7 Butler L 5-84/7 Butler W 7-44/11 at Murray St. L 4-54/12 at Murray St. L 1-134/12 at Murray St. L 6-94/15 at Evansville L 3-104/15 at Evansville L 3-104/16 at Evansville L 7-84/16 at Evansville W 8-44/19 Illinois St. W 10-74/19 Illinois St. L 6-164/22 at Butler L 1-144/22 at Butler L 12-204/23 at Butler W 8-64/23 at Butler W 6-34/25 Indiana St. L 2-154/25 Indiana St. L 5-84/27 at Eastern Illinois L 3-144/27 at Eastern Illinois L 1-104/29 at Western Illinois L 5-64/29 at Western Illinois L 2-34/30 at Milliken W 12-75/5 Missouri St. L 11-165/6 Evansville L 5-65/6 Evansville L 3-185/7 Evansville L 3-55/7 Evansville L 0-85/10 Butler W 10-85/10 Butler W 13-55/12 Central Missouri L 4-95/12 Central Missouri L 8-255/17 vs Xavier ^ L 4-105/19 at Notre Dame ^ L 6-10

3/3 at Arkansas L 4-143/3 at Arkansas L 7-103/4 at Missouri St. L 2-83/4 at Missouri St. L 1-133/5 at UALR L 5-63/10 Notre Dame L 2-103/10 Northern Iowa L 3-73/11 Bradley L 4-53/13 at Louisiana St. L 2-203/14 at SW Louisiana L 4-93/15 at SW Louisiana L 6-113/15 at SW Louisiana L 0-4

3/17 at SW Louisiana L 8-163/18 at Nicholls St. L 1-53/18 at Nicholls St. L 1-53/20 Murray St. L 4-53/21 Murray St. L 1-43/21 Murray St. L 6-73/22 at Indiana St. L 11-213/22 at Indiana St. W 9-43/27 at Illinois St. L 4-53/27 at Illinois St. L 3-83/31 at Notre Dame L 0-54/3 SIU Edwardsville L 5-94/4 Washington (Mo.) W 14-34/4 Washington (Mo.) W 10-34/5 Southern Illinois L 1-214/7 Westminster L 6-124/11 at Murray St. W 8-54/11 at Murray St. W 10-44/17 McKendree W 8-44/18 at Indiana L 4-54/18 at Indiana T 5-54/21 at Evansville L 2-94/21 at Evansville L 6-144/22 at Evansville L 1-54/22 at Evansville L 3-64/24 at Southern Illinois L 3-174/27 Western Illinois L 2-55/2 at SIU Edwardsville L 0-65/2 at SIU Edwardsville W 4-15/5 at Butler L 0-65/5 at Butler L 1-25/6 at Butler L 1-25/6 at Butler W 3-15/16 vs Evansville ^ L 3-115/17 vs Dayton ^ L 6-10

2/23 at Wichita St. L 4-282/23 at Wichita St. L 3-112/24 at Wichita St. L 1-103/1 at Missouri St. L 6-133/1 at Missouri St. L 2-123/4 at Murray St. L 5-103/6 Washington (Mo.) W 19-23/9 Missouri St. L 4-73/10 Iowa W 6-33/10 Northern Illinois W 18-23/11 at Northeast La. W 4-33/12 at Tulane L 0-23/12 at Tulane L 10-123/13 at Louisiana St. L 4-63/14 at Nicholls St. W 14-93/20 Illinois St. L 2-133/20 Illinois St. L 3-43/24 Chicago St. W 10-33/24 Chicago St. W 15-13/26 Indiana St. L 5-123/26 Indiana St. L 3-93/27 Missouri L 5-83/30 Detroit L 8-93/30 Detroit L 5-153/31 Detroit W 7-43/31 Detroit L 16-184/5 at Western Illinois L 7-84/6 at Western Illinois W 13-104/6 at Western Illinois L 2-134/7 at Northeastern Ill. L 2-44/7 at Northeastern Ill. W 4-24/8 at Bradley L 2-74/8 at Bradley L 7-84/11 at SIU Edwardsville L 2-94/13 Butler L 5-64/14 Butler W 10-04/14 Butler L 5-84/20 at Xavier W 6-5

4/20 at Xavier W 7-64/21 at Xavier L 1-54/21 at Xavier L 15-164/23 at Southern Illinois W 12-14/24 at Missouri L 2-54/25 at Arkansas St. W 6-44/25 at Arkansas St. L 3-54/27 at Notre Dame L 5-84/27 at Notre Dame L 7-184/28 at Notre Dame L 1-24/28 at Notre Dame W 3-15/2 SIU Edwardsville L 2-65/5 Dayton W 5-15/5 Dayton W 15-65/6 Dayton W 4-35/6 Dayton W 17-105/11 at Evansville L 2-45/11 at Evansville L 5-65/12 at Evansville L 2-65/12 at Evansville L 2-55/15 vs Butler ^ L 2-55/16 vs Detroit ^ W 6-45/17 vs Xavier ^ L 5-7

2/29 at Southwest Baptist W 30-83/1 at Missouri St. L 5-253/1 at Missouri St. L 4-103/3 Washington (Mo.) W 7-63/4 Bradley W 4-23/4 Bradley W 7-23/7 vs Prairie View A&M W 7-43/7 at Lamar L 3-43/8 at Lamar L 0-53/9 at Houston W 7-13/10 at Rice L 3-53/14 Eastern Illinois L 0-43/14 Indiana St. L 3-43/15 Murray St. W 10-53/17 Northern Iowa W 12-103/17 Northern Iowa L 2-123/24 Northern Illinois W 5-33/24 Northern Illinois W 7-63/28 McKendree W 7-33/28 McKendree W 3-04/1 Southern Illinois L 7-114/2 at Indiana St. L 7-164/2 at Indiana St. L 2-34/4 Cincinnati L 3-44/4 Cincinnati W 8-44/5 Cincinnati W 11-14/7 Western Illinois W 6-54/8 Missouri L 2-54/11 at Memphis L 3-104/11 at Memphis L 4-94/12 at Memphis L 3-44/15 at Southern Illinois W 6-14/18 at UAB L 6-74/18 at UAB L 4-64/19 at UAB L 10-114/22 at SIU Edwardsville L 6-94/23 Missouri L 5-64/25 Memphis W 10-94/25 Memphis L 3-94/26 Memphis W 5-34/30 UM-St. Louis W 7-25/2 UAB L 4-75/2 UAB L 5-145/3 UAB L 3-85/7 SIU-Edwardsville W 6-05/10 at Cincinnati L 7-85/10 at Cincinnati W 4-25/13 at UAB # L 0-15/14 vs Memphis # W 4-35/14 at UAB # L 2-8

3/6 at North Carolina L 1-103/7 at North Carolina L 2-53/8 at Campbell W 19-23/9 at Duke L 1-63/10 at Wake Forest L 3-163/11 at Wake Forest L 3-43/14 Dayton W 10-13/26 at Washington (Mo.) W 14-23/27 Chicago St. W 13-73/27 Chicago St. W 13-13/28 Chicago St. W 15-33/29 Missouri Baptist L 5-63/29 McKendree W 10-53/30 at Southern Illinois W 6-43/31 Missouri W 7-64/3 Cincinnati W 9-44/3 Cincinnati W 13-84/4 Cincinnati W 12-44/6 at Northern Illinois W 5-34/6 at Northern Illinois L 1-44/7 at Western Illinois L 2-34/10 at Memphis L 6-94/10 at Memphis L 1-94/11 at Memphis L 0-104/12 at Greenville W 9-24/17 at UAB L 0-84/17 at UAB L 3-64/18 at UAB L 6-74/21 at Indiana St. W 2-14/21 at Indiana St. L 1-64/22 at SIU Edwardsville W 9-44/24 Memphis L 3-54/24 Memphis L 1-94/25 Memphis L 3-94/29 at Missouri W 7-45/1 UAB W 8-75/1 UAB L 3-75/2 UAB L 0-15/5 SIU Edwardsville W 9-55/8 at Cincinnati W 12-95/8 at Cincinnati L 0-45/9 at Cincinnati W 12-65/14 vs UAB # W 11-55/15 at Memphis # L 1-135/15 vs UAB # L 4-7

3/2 at Missouri St. L 1-103/2 at Missouri St. L 0-73/5 at Mississippi L 0-83/6 at Mississippi L 1-73/7 at Samford L 3-43/8 at Alabama L 0-143/12 at Memphis L 4-143/12 at Memphis L 3-43/13 at Memphis L 3-113/16 Greenville W 16-13/19 Cincinnati W 3-23/19 Cincinnati W 4-33/20 Cincinnati W 2-03/22 at Southern Illinois L 2-93/24 Iowa L 6-73/27 UAB L 2-103/27 UAB L 0-53/29 Missouri L 0-83/31 Harris-Stowe W 11-14/1 Westminster W 5-44/2 Northeastern Ill. W 11-104/2 Northeastern Ill. W 3-1

20-33 1994COACH BOB HUGHES



8-38-1 1990COACH BOB HUGHES





YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS4/5 at Bradley W 19-74/7 Missouri Baptist W 3-24/9 at Dayton L 10-114/9 at Dayton L 0-94/10 at Dayton W 8-44/13 Maryville W 17-24/14 McKendree W 2-04/16 Memphis L 6-74/16 Memphis L 7-144/17 Memphis L 0-44/20 at SIU Edwardsville L 6-94/23 at Cincinnati L 4-94/23 at Cincinnati W 10-34/24 at Cincinnati W 10-44/26 at Indiana St. L 10-114/26 at Indiana St. L 10-124/27 at SEMO W 7-34/30 at UAB L 1-84/30 at UAB L 7-85/1 at UAB L 2-45/3 UM-St. Louis W 3-25/4 Missouri L 5-105/6 at Notre Dame L 3-145/7 at Notre Dame L 5-115/8 at Notre Dame L 4-65/11 SIU Edwardsville W 7-65/14 Dayton W 18-85/15 Dayton W 8-25/15 Dayton L 5-95/20 vs Dayton # L 10-145/20 at Cincinnati # L 5-8

2/25 Indiana St. L 4-92/25 Indiana St. L 4-153/4 at Georgia St. L 3-43/4 at Georgia St. L 3-63/8 at Missouri St. L 7-123/11 at Memphis L 7-193/11 at Memphis L 3-53/12 at Memphis L 8-153/13 at UT Martin W 12-73/17 at Central Arkansas L 6-113/18 Dayton W 12-33/18 Dayton W 7-53/19 Dayton W 8-53/22 Westminster W 9-33/23 at McKendree W 8-23/25 Cincinnati W 7-43/25 Cincinnati L 3-43/26 Cincinnati L 4-53/28 Missouri St. L 6-93/29 at Eastern Illinois L 3-73/30 Maryville W 17-34/1 Cleveland St. W 4-24/1 Cleveland St. W 16-14/2 Cleveland St. W 14-34/4 Greenville W 15-24/5 Lincoln W 7-34/8 at UAB L 1-164/8 at UAB L 7-104/9 at UAB L 9-104/12 Southern Illinois L 4-104/14 at Washington (Mo.) W 15-44/15 Memphis L 1-164/15 Memphis W 9-64/16 Memphis W 3-14/18 Western Illinois W 9-54/19 at SIU Edwardsville L 4-84/20 SEMO W 4-24/22 at Cincinnati L 2-124/22 at Cincinnati L 2-34/23 at Cincinnati L 9-104/25 Missouri L 2-134/26 at Missouri L 0-5

4/27 Rockhurst L 8-114/30 UAB W 10-94/30 UAB L 4-145/6 at Evansville W 6-55/7 Evansville L 5-135/10 SIU Edwardsville L 5-65/13 at Dayton W 17-115/14 at Dayton W 5-25/14 at Dayton W 7-65/18 Memphis # W 10-55/19 Cincinnati # L 3-115/20 Memphis # L 4-7

2/28 at Missouri St. L 10-113/1 at Samford L 4-63/2 at Samford W 10-33/2 at Samford L 1-23/3 at Alabama St. W 17-93/12 at Northeast La. L 8-93/13 at Grambling St. W 21-53/14 at UALR W 11-83/15 UAB L 10-193/16 UAB L 3-123/17 UAB W 7-63/21 Iowa L 5-223/22 at Tulane L 4-113/23 at Tulane L 7-123/24 at Tulane W 9-43/26 Missouri St. W 7-33/27 Eastern Illinois W 9-43/28 Westminster W 8-13/29 at Charlotte L 5-73/30 at Charlotte L 4-73/31 at Charlotte W 13-84/2 Lincoln W 8-14/3 at Missouri L 5-174/5 Southern Miss W 2-04/6 Southern Miss W 3-24/7 Southern Miss L 3-84/9 Missouri W 7-64/10 at SEMO W 8-74/13 Memphis L 5-134/13 Memphis L 3-64/14 Memphis W 4-24/15 Greenville W 15-34/17 Washington (Mo.) W 4-34/18 at SIU Edwardsville W 14-104/19 at South Florida L 1-124/20 at South Florida L 3-54/21 at South Florida L 3-94/24 at Southern Illinois W 3-24/26 at Cincinnati W 4-34/27 at Cincinnati W 11-74/30 at Bradley L 6-85/1 at Indiana St. L 3-45/1 at Indiana St. L 14-155/3 Louisville W 17-15/8 SIU Edwardsville W 6-55/10 at West Virginia L 4-155/15 vs Tulane % L 5-145/16 vs Memphis % W 9-85/17 at Southern Miss % L 5-9

3/5 Bradley W 8-43/8 Northeastern Ill. W 10-43/8 Northeastern Ill. W 4-03/9 Northeastern Ill. L 3-73/9 Northeastern Ill. W 14-63/11 at Texas Southern W 11-2

3/14 at Houston L 5-73/15 at Houston L 3-43/16 at Houston L 6-113/18 at Missouri L 6-233/20 Western Illinois W 14-73/21 at Louisville L 3-83/22 at Louisville L 6-73/23 at Louisville W 13-33/25 at SEMO L 8-193/26 UT Martin W 7-33/28 Cincinnati W 14-53/29 Cincinnati W 9-23/30 Cincinnati L 10-144/1 at Missouri St. L 4-54/2 Missouri L 9-174/5 South Florida W 10-64/5 South Florida W 1-04/6 South Florida L 5-214/8 at UT Martin W 17-74/9 SEMO W 9-34/12 at Memphis L 2-34/12 at Memphis L 4-104/13 at Memphis W 11-94/15 Harris-Stowe W 4-24/16 Missouri St. L 12-174/18 at Southern Miss L 4-194/19 at Southern Miss W 15-84/20 at Southern Miss L 1-74/22 Eastern Illinois L 2-124/23 Southern Illinois L 7-224/25 Charlotte L 3-54/26 Charlotte W 7-64/26 Charlotte L 6-124/29 at Eastern Illinois W 7-34/30 Indiana St. L 4-245/1 at Bradley W 11-105/3 Tulane L 0-75/3 Tulane L 5-75/4 Tulane L 9-135/9 at UAB L 4-65/10 at UAB L 4-55/11 at UAB L 6-115/13 vs Memphis % W 9-25/14 vs Houston % L 4-135/15 vs UAB % L 2-6

2/21 at Oral Roberts L 1-52/21 at Oral Roberts L 4-132/22 at Oral Roberts L 7-112/28 at UALR L 5-92/28 at UALR L 8-153/1 at UALR L 15-163/3 at Indiana St. W 14-103/4 Bradley L 3-83/5 Western Illinois L 4-53/7 Northeastern Ill. W 3-13/7 Northeastern Ill. W 9-63/11 at UT Martin W 12-33/12 at Arkansas St. L 2-113/13 Memphis W 3-03/14 Memphis L 1-123/15 Memphis L 3-43/24 at Missouri St. L 6-73/25 Missouri L 2-93/28 Houston L 4-83/29 Houston W 4-13/29 Houston L 0-94/1 at Southern Illinois L 2-134/3 at South Florida L 3-74/4 at South Florida L 10-134/5 at South Florida L 11-124/8 at Missouri L 4-114/9 Fontbonne L 7-274/10 UAB W 10-8

4/11 UAB W 3-14/12 UAB L 4-154/14 at Eastern Illinois L 2-144/17 at Charlotte L 1-144/18 at Charlotte L 1-54/18 at Charlotte L 4-74/21 at SEMO W 8-54/24 Southern Miss L 3-54/25 Southern Miss L 0-144/26 Southern Miss L 6-144/28 at Bradley L 9-115/1 at Tulane L 4-135/2 at Tulane L 5-85/3 at Tulane L 7-125/8 Louisville L 7-145/9 Louisville L 3-105/10 Louisville L 4-65/12 vs South Florida % W 7-65/13 vs Tulane % L 3-75/14 vs UAB % L 1-4

2/20 at Murray St. W 7-52/20 at Murray St. L 0-102/21 at Murray St. L 5-62/27 at Tenn. Tech L 13-172/28 at Tenn. Tech L 5-82/28 at Tenn. Tech L 12-133/3 Bradley L 12-203/6 Iowa W 7-63/7 Iowa W 7-53/8 at Mercer W 11-103/9 at Mercer L 13-203/10 vs Detroit W 13-113/13 Western Illinois W 7-53/13 Western Illinois W 5-43/14 Western Illinois W 14-63/17 at Missouri L 6-73/19 at Southern Miss L 4-93/20 at Southern Miss L 10-253/21 at Southern Miss L 5-103/23 at Missouri St. L 4-103/24 UT Martin L 15-203/26 at UAB L 2-73/27 at UAB L 15-163/28 at UAB W 12-13/31 Evansville L 2-64/2 Charlotte L 1-34/3 Charlotte L 2-84/4 Charlotte L 4-74/6 Missouri L 5-164/7 at Bradley L 14-184/9 at Houston L 0-114/10 at Houston L 6-74/11 at Houston L 1-64/13 at Eastern Illinois L 7-124/17 South Florida L 5-134/17 South Florida L 9-224/18 South Florida W 8-54/20 SEMO W 9-74/21 Indiana St. W 10-64/23 at Louisville L 6-94/24 at Louisville L 9-144/25 at Louisville L 5-74/30 Tulane L 4-195/1 Tulane L 11-165/2 Tulane W 10-95/7 Cincinnati L 9-195/8 Cincinnati L 5-85/9 Cincinnati L 9-155/11 at SEMO L 5-65/12 at UT Martin W 7-55/14 at Memphis W 6-05/15 at Memphis L 9-155/16 at Memphis W 8-5







5/18 vs Charlotte % W 5-25/19 vs Houston % L 4-145/20 vs Memphis % W 11-95/21 vs South Florida % W 16-55/22 vs Houston % L 0-3

2/20 at Western Ky. L 2-122/20 at Western Ky. L 4-72/26 vs Northwestern St. L 7-132/26 at Oral Roberts L 7-82/27 at Oral Roberts L 7-92/29 at Indiana St. W 17-53/1 Eastern Illinois L 2-43/4 Illinois-Chicago W 3-03/4 Illinois-Chicago W 9-03/5 Illinois-Chicago L 8-153/7 at Arkansas L 4-73/8 at Arkansas L 4-143/10 at Murray St. W 4-03/14 Missouri St. W 3-23/17 at Cincinnati L 16-173/18 at Cincinnati L 2-43/18 at Cincinnati W 10-33/22 at UT Martin W 17-53/24 Memphis W 10-83/25 Memphis L 3-73/26 Memphis L 4-73/28 at Bradley W 15-83/29 Harris-Stowe W 15-53/31 Southern Miss L 0-24/1 Southern Miss L 2-44/2 Southern Miss W 8-44/4 at Missouri L 8-164/5 Bradley W 11-14/7 at Tulane L 2-34/8 at Tulane L 2-34/9 at Tulane L 9-134/11 at Eastern Illinois W 20-124/12 SEMO W 5-44/14 at South Florida L 5-64/15 at South Florida L 6-134/16 at South Florida W 9-74/18 at Evansville L 2-44/19 at Missouri St. W 8-24/21 Louisville L 7-94/22 Louisville L 6-104/22 Louisville W 10-64/25 vs Missouri L 3-54/26 UT Martin L 5-64/28 Houston L 0-44/29 Houston L 4-154/30 Houston L 0-55/3 at SEMO W 10-95/5 at Charlotte L 7-105/6 at Charlotte L 6-85/7 at Charlotte L 0-55/12 UAB L 8-95/13 UAB W 5-45/14 UAB L 2-7

2/16 vs Iowa St. L 8-92/17 vs Centenary L 4-92/18 at NW St. (La.) L 0-72/20 Indiana St. W 3-22/25 Chicago St. W 9-72/25 Chicago St. W 11-43/3 IUPUI L 3-73/4 IUPUI W 18-63/6 Bradley L 5-9

3/8 Missouri St. W 12-83/9 Illinois-Chicago W 7-53/10 Illinois-Chicago W 9-53/11 Illinois-Chicago W 15-63/13 at UALR L 5-63/14 at UALR L 4-93/16 at UAB L 3-43/17 at UAB W 4-23/18 at UAB L 3-43/20 at UT Martin L 1-63/21 Southern Illinois W 4-23/23 at Louisville L 2-43/24 at Louisville W 2-03/25 at Louisville L 1-53/27 SEMO L 1-133/28 at SEMO L 6-103/30 Tulane W 8-53/31 Tulane W 10-64/1 Tulane L 9-114/4 Eastern Illinois W 11-64/6 at Southern Miss W 8-74/7 at Southern Miss L 5-114/8 at Southern Miss L 2-64/11 at Missouri St. L 4-64/13 South Florida W 2-14/14 South Florida W 5-44/15 South Florida L 4-54/17 at Bradley W 6-34/20 Cincinnati L 5-94/21 Cincinnati L 5-184/22 Cincinnati W 4-34/24 Missouri L 6-114/25 vs Missouri L 2-44/27 at Memphis L 7-94/28 at Memphis L 7-94/29 at Memphis L 3-45/1 UT Martin W 5-45/2 at Eastern Illinois L 6-95/4 at Houston L 2-135/5 at Houston L 3-65/6 at Houston L 3-105/11 Charlotte L 2-135/12 Charlotte W 12-95/13 Charlotte L 1-6

2/23 Western Illinois W 7-52/23 Western Illinois W 8-42/24 Western Illinois W 7-63/1 at Lipscomb W 4-23/2 at Belmont W 4-33/5 at Indiana State W 8-63/6 Bradley W 3-23/8 Northwestern L 0-43/10 Northwestern W 4-33/10 Northwestern L 4-63/12 at Evansville L 3-43/13 Missouri St. L 5-63/15 at South Florida L 5-93/16 at South Florida L 6-133/17 at South Florida W 5-23/20 Arkansas L 4-63/22 Louisville L 1-63/23 Louisville L 1-23/23 Louisville L 4-63/26 at SEMO L 2-93/29 at Tulane L 2-163/30 at Tulane L 6-73/31 at Tulane W 6-24/2 at Missouri St. L 1-124/3 Eastern Ilinois W 11-74/5 UAB W 16-24/6 UAB L 3-84/6 UAB W 4-14/10 UT Martin L 2-5

4/12 at TCU L 0-64/13 at TCU L 1-114/14 at TCU L 0-144/16 at Bradley W 12-114/17 at Missouri L 4-114/19 Southern Miss L 0-54/20 Southern Miss W 6-54/23 vs Missouri L 0-104/26 Houston L 3-74/28 Houston L 5-94/30 SEMO L 4-55/3 at East Carolina W 6-25/5 at East Carolina W 2-15/5 at East Carolina L 1-25/10 Memphis W 4-25/11 Memphis W 2-15/11 Memphis W 11-55/14 at Southern Illinois W 8-15/16 at Cincinnati L 7-85/18 at Cincinnati W 2-15/18 at Cincinnati L 0-35/21 vs Houston% L 0-55/22 vs Tulane% L 5-6

2/28 vs Evansville W 5-23/1 vs Northern Illinois L 1-63/2 vs Ball State L 0-23/4 at UT Martin L 5-63/7 Illinois-Chicago W 4-33/8 Illinois-Chicago W 16-143/8 Illinois-Chicago W 11-103/12 at SEMO L 4-93/14 at Southern Miss L 1-133/15 at Southern Miss L 0-113/16 at Southern Miss L 6-93/18 Harris-Stowe W 21-33/21 TCU L 1-53/22 TCU L 3-133/23 TCU L 3-133/25 Eastern Illinois W 9-83/26 Evansville W 10-53/28 Charlotte L 3-83/29 Charlotte W 10-73/30 Charlotte L 2-124/1 UT Martin W 11-74/2 Missouri L 6-124/4 at Louisville W 5-34/5 at Louisville L 1-24/6 at Louisville W 6-54/9 at Missouri St. L 7-84/11 South Florida L 8-114/12 South Florida L 3-94/13 South Florida L 2-34/14 Missouri St. W 6-54/16 at Bradley W 5-14/18 at Houston L 2-84/19 at Houston L 5-84/20 at Houston L 1-44/23 McKendree W 7-64/26 Tulane W 12-84/26 Tulane L 4-134/27 Tulane L 4-94/29 vs Missouri L 0-64/30 at Eastern Illinois W 7-55/2 at Memphis L 2-45/3 at Memphis L 2-45/3 at Memphis L 2-35/9 Cincinnati L 4-55/10 Cincinnati W 6-55/11 Cincinnati W 5-05/13 vs Southern Illinois L 0-145/15 at UAB L 0-85/16 at UAB L 4-125/17 at UAB L 4-12

2/21 at Belmont L 1-42/21 at Belmont L 6-132/22 at Belmont L 5-72/25 Indiana State W 8-42/27 Creighton W 8-22/28 Creighton L 0-32/29 Creighton L 1-113/2 at Evansville L 0-23/5 Illinois-Chicago W 10-93/6 Illinois-Chicago W 15-133/7 Illinois-Chicago L 3-183/10 at SEMO L 4-73/12 UW-Milwaukee L 8-93/13 UW-Milwaukee W 7-33/13 UW-Milwaukee W 8-73/16 Missouri St. L 10-213/19 at Charlotte L 4-53/20 at Charlotte L 11-163/21 at Charlotte L 4-53/23 UT Martin L 3-83/24 at Bradley L 10-113/27 UAB W 8-63/27 UAB L 5-63/30 Eastern Illinois W 19-103/31 at Missouri St. L 2-194/2 at South Florida L 2-64/3 at South Florida L 1-184/4 at South Florida L 6-114/7 at Missouri W 3-14/9 Southern Miss L 1-134/10 Southern Miss L 3-104/11 Southern Miss L 3-184/13 SEMO W 6-44/44 at UT Martin L 4-144/16 Houston W 4-34/17 Houston L 3-74/18 Houston L 3-94/21 at Eastern Illinois L 15-164/23 at TCU L 8-104/24 at TCU L 5-124/25 at TCU L 2-54/28 vs Missouri L 0-34/30 at Cincinnati W 7-55/1 at Cincinnati L 7-135/2 at Cincinnati W 6-25/7 East Carolina L 5-155/8 East Carolina L 1-75/9 East Carolina L 5-165/12 vs Southern Illinois L 1-55/14 at Tulane L 3-105/15 at Tulane L 3-125/16 at Tulane L 9-135/20 Memphis L 4-65/21 Memphis L 1-65/22 Memphis W 8-3

2/18 at Western Kentucky L 8-122/19 at Western Kentucky W 5-22/25 at Creighton L 12-132/26 at Creighton L 1-113/2 at SEMO L 3-83/4 at Troy L 4-53/5 at Troy W 7-53/6 at Troy L 2-143/9 Bradley L 2-83/11 Illinois-Chicago L 10-133/12 Illinois-Chicago L 7-143/13 Illinois-Chicago L 7-14









YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS3/18 at UAB L 1-123/19 at UAB L 2-33/20 at UAB L 1-23/23 at Bradley L 10-113/25 TCU L 0-103/26 TCU L 1-133/26 TCU W 11-43/29 Eastern Illinois W 4-23/30 Missouri W 8-164/1 Charlotte L 9-214/2 Charlotte L 7-114/3 Charlotte L 5-94/5 SEMO L 2-34/6 at Missouri St. W 6-54/8 Cincinnati W 6-24/9 Cincinnati L 3-64/10 Cincinnati L 3-94/13 UT Martin L 7-94/15 at Southern Miss L 4-104/16 at Southern Miss W 5-14/17 at Southern Miss L 4-114/19 at Indiana State L 7-124/20 vs Missouri L 4-134/23 Louisville L 4-194/23 Louisville W 4-14/24 Louisville L 13-194/27 Missouri St. L 8-164/29 at Memphis W 3-24/30 at Memphis W 7-35/1 at Memphis W 11-05/4 vs Southern Illinois L 0-65/6 at Houston L 6-85/7 at Houston L 1-25/8 at Houston L 2-95/11 at Eastern Illinois W 8-55/13 Tulane L 7-165/14 Tulane L 0-65/15 Tulane L 4-155/19 at East Carolina L 7-85/20 at East Carolina L 5-95/21 at East Carolina W 6-0

2/17 at Mississippi L 1-02/17 at Mississippi L 2-112/24 Creighton L 2-112/25 Creighton L 5-92/26 Creighton L 2-52/28 Bradley W 8-33/1 Indiana State W 3-23/3 South Dakota State W 18-53/4 South Dakota State W 12-13/4 South Dakota State W 5-43/7 at Missouri L 0-163/10 Illinois-Chicago W 3-23/11 Illinois-Chicago W 3-23/15 at Evansville L 2-63/17 Purdue L 1-73/18 Purdue L 0-43/19 Purdue W 6-53/24 Richmond L 2-143/25 Richmond W 12-23/26 Richmond W 8-33/28 Eastern Illinois W 7-23/29 at Missouri State L 2-103/31 Duquesne L 6-74/1 Duquesne W 5-44/1 Duquesne W 11-14/4 SEMO W 11-104/5 at Bradley W 11-84/7 at Saint Joseph’s W 13-34/9 at Saint Joseph’s L 1-2

4/9 at Saint Joseph’s W 6-34/11 at UT Martin L 4-124/14 at Xavier W 10-24/15 at Xavier L 7-84/16 at Xavier W 6-14/19 vs Missouri L 0-44/21 Massachusetts L 4-54/22 Massachusetts L 5-84/23 Massachusetts L 3-64/25 Missouri State W 5-34/26 vs Southern Illinois L 3-54/28 at Charlotte L 7-84/29 at Charlotte W 4-14/30 at Charlotte W 4-35/2 at Eastern Illinois W 6-35/5 at George Washington W 7-55/6 at George Washington W 4-35/7 at George Washington W 7-35/12 Rhode Island L 1-65/13 Rhode Island L 10-125/14 Rhode Island W 4-25/16 at SEMO L 6-75/19 at Dayton L 5-65/19 at Dayton W 6-15/20 at Dayton L 2-55/24 vs Charlotte & W 3-15/25 vs Rhode Island & W 3-25/26 vs St. Bonaventure & W 10-55/27 vs St. Bonaventure & L 2-35/28 vs St. Bonaventure & W 7-06/2 at Cal St. Fullerton < L 1-66/3 vs San Diego < L 12-19

2/16 at Troy L 0-52/17 at Troy L 1-52/18 at Troy L 9-102/23 at Central Arkansas L 4-62/25 at Central Arkansas L 4-52/25 at Central Arkansas L 12-133/2 vs New Mexico W 5-23/3 at Texas A&M L 3-143/4 vs Oregon State L 0-23/5 vs New Mexico L 5-173/7 at SEMO L 2-53/9 at Creighton L 1-63/10 at Creighton L 4-53/11 at Creighton L 0-143/13 Bradley L 2-53/14 at Missouri L 1-193/16 Illinois State W 5-13/17 Illinois State W 5-43/18 Illinois State L 1-63/20 UT Martin W 1-03/21 Evansville L 10-203/23 Charlotte L 0-63/24 Charlotte L 10-123/25 Charlotte W 6-53/27 at Eastern Illinois L 1-93/28 at Missouri State L 1-93/30 Xavier L 0-113/31 Xavier L 0-34/1 Xavier L 3-44/3 at Bradley L 1-54/6 at La Salle L 2-74/7 at La Salle W 11-04/7 at La Salle W 5-34/11 at UT Martin L 1-54/15 St. Bonaventure L 4-94/15 St. Bonaventure W 7-64/18 Eastern Illinois L 6-84/20 at Fordham L 4-74/21 at Fordham W 6-44/22 at Fordham W 2-04/25 vs Southern Illinois L 0-7

4/27 at Temple L 10-124/28 at Temple W 14-104/29 at Temple L 0-75/5 Saint Joseph’s W 6-45/5 Saint Joseph’s W 5-35/6 Saint Joseph’s L 2-35/11 at Massachusetts L 1-55/12 at Massachusetts W 4-25/13 at Massachusetts L 1-25/17 Dayton W 3-25/18 Dayton W 4-35/19 Dayton L 3-4

2/22 at Belmont L 3-42/23 at Belmont W 3-0 2/24 at Belmont L 2-72/29 at Samford L 5-113/1 at Samford L 5-43/1 at Samford W 5-83/7 at Sam Houston St. L 4-93/8 vs Texas Pan AM L 1-63/9 vs South Dakota St. L 4-203/11 at SEMO W 9-53/12 Fontbonne W 6-2 3/14 vs IPFW W 5-23/15 vs Dartmouth W 8-03/17 vs UMBC W 12-93/18 vs Lafayette L 1-23/19 vs Ohio State W 4-03/21 at Charlotte L 6-11 3/22 at Charlotte L 9-103/23 at Charlotte L 1-93/25 Illinois State W 9-83/28 Fordham W 10-83/29 Fordham L 6-73/29 Fordham W 9-34/2 Illinois L 2-94/4 La Salle W 6-34/5 La Salle W 4-14/6 La Salle L 1-84/8 Missouri State L 3-74/9 Bradley W 3-24/11 at Rhode Island L 1-34/11 at Rhode Island L 6-74/13 at Rhode Island L 3-64/15 UT Martin W 11-44/16 Eastern Illinois W 3-24/18 at St. Bonaventure W 11-14/19 at St. Bonaventure L 10-144/20 at St. Bonaventure L 2-44/22 Missouri-St. Louis W 7-64/23 Missouri State L 4-94/26 George Washington L 3-54/26 George Washington L 5-214/27 George Washington W 11-44/29 Harris-Stowe W 12-14/30 at Illinois State W 16-85/2 at Richmond L 1-25/3 at Richmond W 12-35/4 at Richmond L 5-75/9 at Duquesne W 17-65/10 at Duquesne L 3-95/13 vs Southern Illinois L 1-25/16 Temple L 6-75/16 Temple W 5-25/17 Temple L 0-5

2/20 at CSU Bakersfield W 8-72/21 at CSU Bakersfield L 2-42/21 at CSU Bakersfield L 4-82/22 UC Santa Barbara W 8-72/24 at Indiana State L 5-72/27 Eastern Illinois W 7-52/28 at Evansville W 4-23/3 SEMO L 6-73/6 Chicago State W 14-33/7 Chicago State W 9-63/7 Chicago State W 14-43/10 Northern Illinois W 13-23/11 Northern Illinois W 7-23/13 Murray State L 1-43/14 Murray State L 5-123/15 Murray State W 4-13/17 North Dakota W 13-63/18 North Dakota L 9-133/20 at Xavier L 3-43/21 at Xavier L 8-123/22 at Xavier L 7-83/24 at Ole Miss W 15-113/25 SIU Edwardsville L 3-123/27 Duquesne W 11-83/27 Duquesne W 10-83/31 Eastern Illinois L 8-124/1 Missouri L 6-194/3 Richmond W 13-64/4 Richmond W 8-1 4/4 Richmond W 4-04/7 at SIU Edwardsville L 1-144/8 SIU Edwardsville W 9-54/11 UMass L 4-64/11 UMass W 3-14/12 UMass L 1-54/14 at UT Martin W 4-34/17 at Dayton L 2-64/18 at Dayton L 9-254/19 at Dayton L 3-74/21 at Eastern Illinois L 6-104/22 Illinois W 11-104/24 Charlotte L 3-94/25 Charlotte L 6-104/26 Charlotte L 6-84/28 at Missouri State W 8-35/1 at Geo. Washington W 13-35/2 at Geo. Washington L 5-75/3 at Geo. Washington W 7-35/8 at Temple W 12-115/9 at Temple W 11-75/10 at Temple W 12-35/12 SIU Carbondale W 4-05/13 SIU Edwardsville W 4-3 5/14 Rhode Island W 5-35/15 Rhode Island L 1-9

@ indicates NCAA District Playoffs< indicates NCAA Regional$ indicates NCAA World Series! indicates Missouri Valley Conf. Tournament* indicates Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conf. Tourn.^ indicates Midwestern City Conf. Tournament# indicates Great Midwest Conf. Tournament% indicates Conference USA Tournament& indicates Atlantic 10 Tournament


A-10 Tourn. ChampionsNCAA Regional


24-29 2008COACH DARIN HENDRICKSON

30-25 2009COACH DARIN HENDRICKSON


ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS Last LastOpponent Record Streak SLU Win Opp. WinAir Force 0-0-1 T1 — 4/18/69Alabama 0-1 L1 — 3/8/94Alabama State 1-0 W1 3/3/96 —Arizona State 0-2 L2 — 6/10/65Arkansas 5-13 L8 4/15/60 3/20/02Arkansas State 9-12 L2 4/25/91 3/12/98Ark.-Little Rock 3-8 L5 3/14/96 3/14/01Austin Peay 0-1 L1 — 3/17/88Ball State 0-1 L1 — 3/2/03Belmont 2-5 L1 2/23/08 2/24/08Birmingham Southern 0-1 L1 — 3/14/79Bradley 28-40-1 W1 4/5/06 4/9/08Buena Vista 1-0 W1 4/5/55 —Butler 8-12 L2 4/14/91 5/15/91UC Santa Barbara 1-0 W1 2/22/09 ––Cal State-Bakersfield 1-2 L2 2/20/09 2/21/09Cal State-Fullerton 0-1 L1 –– 6/2/06Campbell 1-0 W1 3/8/93 —Centenary 0-1 L1 — 2/17/01Central Arkansas 0-4 L3 — 2/25/07Central Michigan 0-3 L3 — 3/21/77Central Missouri State 1-3 L2 4/15/86 5/12/89Charlotte 9-29 L6 3/25/07 4/26/09Chicago State 12-0 W12 3/7/09 —Christian Bros. (Tenn.) 1-0 W1 4/8/66 —Cincinnati 42-42 L2 4/8/05 4/10/05Cleveland State 3-0 W3 4/2/95 —Concordia 23-13 W7 3/14/81 4/8/73Connecticut 1-0 W1 6/7/65 —Creighton 11-37 L10 2/27/04 3/11/07Dartmouth 1-0 W1 3/15/08 ––Dayton 17-11 L4 5/18/07 4/18/09Delta State 2-1 L1 3/28/67 3/20/78DePaul 1-0 W1 1927 —Detroit 5-4 L2 3/10/99 3/31/91Drake 24-4 W4 5/19/73 5/8/70Duke 0-1 L1 — 3/9/93Duquesne 5-2 W2 3/27/09 5/10/08East Carolina 3-6 W1 5/21/05 5/20/05Eastern Illinois 18-22 L2 2/27/09 4/21/09Eden 7-1 W3 5/2/41 5/11/35Evansville 11-45 W1 2/28/09 3/21/07Fairleigh Dickenson 1-1 L1 3/19/80 3/19/80Florida St. 1-1 L1 6/9/65 5/13/81Fontbonne 1-1 W1 3/12/08 4/9/98Fordham 4-2 W1 3/29/08 3/29/08George Washington 6-3 W1 5/2/09 5/2/09Georgia State 0-2 L2 — 3/4/95Georgia Tech 0-2 L2 — 5/12/78Grambling State 1-0 W1 3/13/96 —Greenville 13-1 W6 4/15/96 3/17/82Harris-Stowe 44-6-1 W7 4/29/08 4/9/85Hiram College 1-1 L1 3/20/67 3/21/67Houston 5-28 L5 4/16/04 5/8/05Illinois 2-14 W1 4/22/09 4/2/08Illinois Benedictine 1-0 W1 4/24/77 —Illinois-Chicago 12-5 W2 3/11/06 3/13/05Illinois College 7-2 W5 3/31/87 5/9/36Illinois State 16-31 W2 4/30/08 3/18/07Indiana 1-4-1 T1 3/15/81 4/18/90Indiana State 9-32 L1 3/1/06 2/24/09Iowa 3-6 W2 3/7/99 3/21/96

Last LastOpponent Record Streak SLU Win Opp. WinIowa State 0-1 L1 — 2/16/01Iowa Wesleyan 1-0 W1 4/15/67 —IPFW 1-0 W1 3/14/08 ––IUPUI 1-1 W1 3/4/01 3/3/01Jacksonville State 2-1 L1 3/24/67 3/25/67Kansas 0-2 L2 — 5/20/13Kansas State 0-2 L2 — 2/24/89Kentucky Wesleyan 1-1 L1 5/14/65 5/15/65Lamar 0-2 L2 — 3/8/72Lafayette 0-1 L1 –– 3/18/08La Salle 4-2 L1 4/5/08 4/6/08Lincoln 2-0 W2 4/2/96 —Lindenwood 5-0 W5 4/4/83 —Lipscomb 1-0 W1 3/1/02 —Louisiana State 0-3 L3 — 3/13/91Louisiana Tech 1-0 W1 3/21/78 —Louisville 17-30 L1 4/23/05 4/24/05Luther College 2-1 L1 3/19/74 3/19/74MacMurray 7-7 L1 4/28/84 4/28/84Maryville 7-3 W5 3/30/95 4/22/85Massachusetts 2-7 L1 4/11/09 4/12/09McKendree 22-12 W8 4/23/03 4/19/86Memphis 23-57-1 W4 5/1/05 5/21/04Mercer 1-1 L1 3/8/99 3/9/99Millikin 4-2 W1 4/30/89 4/19/84Minnesota-Morris 0-1 L1 — 3/24/83Mississippi 1-5 W1 3/24/09 2/17/06Missouri 20-78-1 L7 4/7/04 4/1/09Missouri Baptist 17-8 W1 4/7/94 3/29/93Missouri-Rolla 4-2 W1 5/5/81 5/5/81Missouri-St. Louis 17-28 W3 4/22/08 5/3/88Missouri State 10-42 W1 4/28/09 4/23/08Moorhead State 4-1 W3 3/28/78 4/4/74Murray State 14-18 W1 3/15/09 3/14/09Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 L1 — 1976New Mexico 1-1 L1 3/2/07 3/5/07New Mexico State 1-0 W1 1972 —New Orleans 0-1 L1 — 3/20/78Nicholls State 1-2 W1 3/14/91 3/18/90North Carolina 0-2 L2 — 3/7/93North Dakota 2-1 L1 3/17/09 3/18/09Northeast Louisiana 2-3 L1 3/11/91 3/12/96Northeastern Illinois 8-4 W3 3/7/98 3/9/97Northern Illinois 9-6-1 W2 3/11/09 4/6/93Northern Iowa 2-3 L1 3/17/92 3/17/92Northwestern 1-2 L1 3/10/02 3/10/02Northwestern State (La.) 0-2 L2 — 2/18/01Notre Dame 3-12 L3 4/28/91 5/8/94Ohio State 1-0 W1 3/19/08 ––Oklahoma City 0-10 L10 — 3/7/85Oklahoma State 0-8 L8 — 3/25/89Oral Roberts 1-24 L24 5/11/73 2/22/98Oregon State 0-1 L1 — 3/4/07Prairie View A&M 1-0 W1 3/7/92 —Purdue 1-2 W1 3/19/06 3/18/06Quincy 12-4 L2 4/5/86 4/9/90Rhode Island 3-7 L1 5/14/09 5/15/09Rice 0-1 L1 — 3/10/92Richmond 6-3 W3 4/4/09 5/4/08Rockhurst 0-1 L1 — 4/27/95Saint Joseph’s 4-2 L1 5/5/07 5/6/07Samford 2-5 L1 3/1/08 3/1/08


ALL-TIME SERIES/COACHING RECORDSLast LastOpponent Record Streak SLU Win Opp. WinSam Houston State 0-1 L1 –– 3/7/08San Diego 0-1 L1 –– 6/3/06South Alabama 0-6 L6 — 3/12/86South Dakota 1-0 W1 1976 —South Dakota State 3-1 L1 3/9/08 ––South Florida 10-20 L6 3/17/02 4/4/04Southeast Missouri St. 18-25 L1 3/11/08 3/3/09Southern Benedictine 0-1 L1 — 3/15/79Southern Illinois 9-49 W1 5/12/09 5/13/08SIU Edwardsville 19-37 W2 5/13/09 4/7/09Southern Miss 7-23 L1 4/16/05 4/17/05Southwest Baptist 1-0 W1 2/29/92 —Southwest Louisiana 0-5 L5 — 3/17/90Southwestern (Tenn.) 1-0 W1 3/12/82 —Springfield 0-1 L1 — 5/3/13St. Bonaventure 4-4 L2 4/18/08 4/15/07St. Leo 0-1 L1 — 1970St. Mary’s (Minn.) 6-0 W6 3/27/87 —Tampa 1-0 W1 1970 —Taylor 1-0 W1 4/2/58 —TCU 1-11 W1 3/26/05 3/26/05UT Martin 11-10 W2 4/14/09 4/11/07Tennessee Tech 1-4 L4 3/31/81 2/28/99Temple 5-4 W3 5/10/09 5/17/08

Last LastOpponent Record Streak SLU Win Opp. WinTexas A&M 0-1 L1 — 3/3/07Texas-Pan AM 0-1 L1 –– 3/8/08Texas Southern 1-0 W1 3/11/97 —Troy 1-5 L4 3/5/05 2/18/07Tulane 6-38 L8 4/26/03 5/15/05Tulsa 7-12 L3 5/3/70 1974UAB 14-45 L4 3/27/04 3/20/05UMBC 1-0 W1 3/17/08 ––Union 1-0 W1 4/10/68 —Upper Iowa 2-0 W2 3/24/77 —Valdosta State 0-2 L2 — 3/23/67Virginia Tech 0-7 L7 — 4/5/82Wake Forest 0-2 L2 — 3/11/93Washington (Mo.) 42-21-2 W9 4/17/96 4/8/88Webster 1-0 W1 4/6/88 —West Virginia 0-1 L1 — 5/10/96Western Illinois 17-17 W6 2/24/02 3/5/98Western Kentucky 5-6 W1 2/19/05 2/18/05Westminster 7-2 W3 3/28/96 4/7/90Wichita State 9-10 L4 4/11/70 2/24/91William Jewell 0-1 L1 — 4/23/77Winona State 16-7 L2 3/31/72 4/1/76Wisconsin 1-0 W1 1927 —UW-Milwaukee 2-1 W2 3/13/04 3/12/04Xavier 4-12 L6 4/16/06 3/22/09

COACHING RECORDSPhil Dynan Year W L T Pct. 1956 13 6 .684 1957 9 5 .643 1958 10 7 .588 3 years 32 18 .640

Jerry Del Gaudio Year W L T Pct. 1959 8 9 .471 1960 9 13 1 .413 2 years 17 22 1 .438

Roy Lee Year W L T Pct. 1961 3 18 1 .159 1962 13 12 .520 1963 18 12 1 .597 1964 16 11 1 .589 1965 25 9 1 .729 1966 27 6 .818 1967 23 16 1 .588 1968 15 9 .625 8 years 140 93 5 .599

Jim Robinson Year W L T Pct. 1969 15 11 1 .574

Joe Gegg Year W L T Pct. 1970 20 11 .645 1971 11 20 .550 1972 12 18 .400 1973 14 17 .452 4 years 57 66 .463

Tom Dix Year W L T Pct. 1974 10 24 .294 1975 14 20 .412 1976 16 30 .348 1977 30 19 .612 1978 19 32 1 .375 5 years 89 125 1 .419

Lyle Reuss Year W L T Pct. 1979 15 28 .349 1980 18 26 .409 1981 20 32 1 .387 1982 21 23 .477 1983 11 17 .393 5 years 85 126 1 .403

John Kazanas Year W L T Pct. 1984 18 21 .462

Ed Kopff Year W L T Pct. 1985 8 45 .151 1986 9 44 .170 1987 7 40 .149 3 years 24 129 .157

Frank Mormino Year W L T Pct. 1988 11 29 .275

Bob Hughes Year W L T Pct. 1989 14 37 .275 1990 8 38 1 .181 1991 21 40 .344 1992 22 28 .440 1993 22 23 .489 1994 20 33 .377 1995 24 30 .444 1996 25 24 .510 1997 21 30 .412 1998 10 38 .208 1999 19 39 .328 2000 19 34 .358 2001 21 32 .396 2002 22 30 .423 2003 18 32 .360 2004 14 41 .255 2005 13 40 .245 2006 32 29 .525 2007 16 37 .302 19 years 361 635 1 .362

Darin Hendrickson Year W L T Pct. 2008 24 29 .453 2009 30 25 .5452 years 54 54 .500


BASEBALL ALUMNI

Adams 1915Ailworth, John F. 1913Albers, Mike 1993-95Albus, Tom 1964Alcorn, Harold 1957Anderson, Pete 1967-69Anselmo, Robert 1959-60Anstey, John 1967-69Arensmeyer, Bob 1941Aspito, G.A. 1991

Bachkora, Chris 2004-06Baden, Steve 1971-72Bahre, Dave 1983Baker, George 1939Baker, Pat 1983-84Baldridge, Eric 1990, 92-93Banche, Nick 1955Bandle, Don 1940-41Barada, J. 1970Barbaglin, Charles 1957Barclay, Shepard 1867Barger, Mike 1993Barmann, Patrick 2004-05Barrett, Tim 1980Barron, Mike 1984-86Barry, Bob 1950Basler, Darin 1986-89Batteiger, Jim 1965-67Baumgartner, Jake 2000-03Baumgartner, Joe 2008Baumstark, Gary 1965-67Beach, Tim 1973Beal, Mike 2008Beale, Jon 1999Beckemeyer 1906Becker, Bob 1960-62Becker, Dennis 1975-77Beggs, Gary 1992Bennett, Mike 1987-88Bennett, Ryan 2007-09Bergman, Jim 1983-86Bernard, David 1986Bernsen, B. 1946Bernsen, G. 1946Bersner 1915Bertel, Joe 1993-96Binkholder, Bryan 1990-91Bird, Ryan 2004-07Birk, Jerry 1957Bischoff, Don 1950-51Bissinger, Carl 1935Bivens, Tony 1976Blackwell, David 2007-08Blazer 1940Blomberg, Tim 1992-95Blue 1928Blume, Charlie 2004-05

Blumentritt, Eldon 1938-40Bode, Wally 1950-51Boecklen, Wayne 1941Boehlow, Jason 1989-92Boehmer, Jerry 1963, 65-66Boehmer, Len 1959-61Bogarde, Mike 1965Bohling 1974Bollmann 1914Bollwerk, Emil 1927Boone, Jim 1968-70Borak 1946Boushka, Dick 1952Boxdorfer, Matt 1984-87Boyer, Joe 2000-02Braden, Jim 1988Braden, Tim 1989Brady, Frank 1937-39Brady, Steve 1940-41Bratcher, Blake 2007Braun, Chris 1999Braun, Don 1989Brauner, Paul 1960Bredenkoetter, Jim 1999-2002Bredensteiner, Brett 1995-98Brewer, Eric 2005-07Bridges, John 2003-05Briedenbach, Rick 1988-90, 92Brinkop 1914Bronstein 1946Brotherton, Ken 1982-85Brown 1928Brown, Brad 1990-93Brown, Butch 1972Brown, Greg 1985Buchy, Bob 1971Buehler, Joe 2001-04Buha, Mike 1970-73Bumpus, Perry 1974-77Burke, Vince 1937-39Burnett, Dan 1989-92Burns, John 1913Burrichter, Bob 1946Burtch, Pat 2003-04Butkovich, Ed 1955Butler, Jim 1961-64

Caffey, Ben 2001Campanella, Jim 1961-62, 65-66Campbell, Mark 1996-99Cardarelli, Charles 1967-68Carlson, Carl 1980-82Carlyle, Dean 1950Carter, Tom 1963-64Casey, Jack 1927Cash, Ray 1978, 1980Caswell, Dick 1951, 53Catalfamo, Phil 1985-86Chambers, Nick 2001Chiburis, Chris 1988-89, 91-92Chrisman, Ed 1938-40Christoffersen 1906Cigno, Tom 1974, 76-77Cissell, Darin 1997Clark, Bill 1937-39Clark, Bob 1962-65

Clubb, Tim 1983-84Coghlan, Phil 1949-51Coles, Greg 2001-02Conreaux, Pat 1991-94Constable, Eric 1998-2000Conte, Joe 1988Cooney, Tom 1927-28Cooper, Garrett 2009Cordia, John 1949-50Corner, Gary 1984-85Corrigan, Mike 2008Cowsert, Ryan 2006-07Crabtree, Chris 1991-93Craig, Steve 1972-75Crane, Michael 2001-02, 2004Crawford, Jeff 1985Cree, R.J. 1998Crespi, Ryan 2006-07Crocker, Nick 1996-99Croghan, Dan 1950Cullen, John 1952Cunneen, John 1962, 64Cunningham, Ed 1988-89Curran, Russ 1970-71Curran, Rusty 1994

D’Cruz, Joe 1986Daly, Tom 1963, 65-67Daniels 1914Daubach, Brad 2003-04Daues 1914Davis 1906Davis 1946Davis, Bill 1950Davis, Jim 1983Davis, Ken 1972Davsko, John 1966-69Dean 1906Dean 1940DeArmas, Rafael 2005Debrecht, Joe 1936-37DeBroeck, Ed 1951Decker, Eric 1991DeGroony, Ed 1971DePew 1906Deschamp,Dustin 1998-99Diebold, Tim 1997-98Dieckmann, Ron 1969-71Diedrich, Norm 1964DiMartino, Ed 1972-73Dirksen, Charles 1935Dirnberger, Morris 1972-75Dix, Jim 1962-65Dix, Paul 1976-79Dix, Steve 1970-73Dix, Tom 1961-65Dobbs, Ross 1940Dockery, Raymond 1913Doerr 1946Donnelly, Charles 1939-41Donnelly, Jamie 1994Donohue, Ed 1950Dooley, Paul 1973Dopking, Al 1977-78Doucleff, K.C. 1994-95Dougherty, Ed 1972

Drabelle, Joe 1939Drone, Ed 1936Drone, Lou 1935-37DuBois, Tom 1985-88Dudenhoeffer, Al 1937-38Dudenhoeffer, Les 1938-40Duffy, Bob 1939-40Duncan, John 1980-82

Eberle,Alphonse 1913-14Eder, Drew 2001-02, 2004-05Engram, Con 1951Ernst, Jack 1949Espinda 1928Estes, Jonathan 1999Evans, Kurt 1999-2002

Faddis 1974Failoni, Leo 1950Falb, Derek 1993, 96Farimo, F. 1970Fash, Herb 1935-36Fellin, Tom 1971-72Ferrell, Tim 1970-71Fincher, Francis 1935Finnegar, Dave 1980Finney, John 1960-61Fisher, Rob 1992Fitzporter, Lonnie 1906-07Flaherty, Dan 1965, 67-69Flanigan, John 1935Flavin, Tom 1973-76Fleming 1936-37Fleming, Tom 1978-81Flores, Mike 1980Foppe, Curt 1995Forthaus, Chuck 1985-88Frank, Robbie 1990Frank, Steve 1968-70Franz, Charlie 1968-71Frazier, Matt 1987-90Freidrich, Ed 1940-41Freund, Sam 1927-28Friederich, Jake 2002-03Fritzinger, Gary 1965-66Furrer, Bob 1976-77

Gabris, Adam 1994-97Gabrys, Dick 1950Gajewski, Jody 2000-01

Gall, John 1941Gallagher, Neil 1984-87Gasaway, Ed 1951-52Gazzola, Rick 1979Geary, Bill 1949Gegg, Joe 1962-66Gehm, Jim 1977Geimer, G. 1968-70Gentile, Carl 1963-66Gerst, Matt 2005Ghnouly, Tom 1974, 76-77Ghuman, 1937Giles, Mel 1937, 40-41Gilliam, Mike 1986-89Gilmore, Len 1982-83Gilsinn, Jerry 1965Giovanni, Larry 1972-74Glass, Jim 1977Gleason, Jack 1970-72Goewert, Terry 1956-57, 59Goldschmidt, John 1982Goldschmidt, Rob 1986-87Goldschmidt,Steve 1981-83Goldstein, Keith 1979Gooch, Mike 1961Goodwin 1946Gorman, Len 1937-38Graefe, Drew 1996-97Graser, Neil 2004-06Gravatt, Dave 1960Gray, Chad 1994Green, Gordon 1982-83Greenwich, Jon 2004Gresham, Ed 1989-91Griffin 1937Grimand, Roger 1937Groneck, Tim 1978Grooms, Ed 1992Guerra, Andrew 2008Guerra, Omar 1993Guntorius, Dave 2001-04Guyre, Jon 2003-06

Haas, Terry 1984-85Habenicht, 1940Haddock, Brian 1997-2000Hagebusch 1928Hagenbrock, Dave 1980-83Hahn, Bill 1967Haley, Michael 1913Hall, Rich 1937Hance, Jeff 1976-77Handley, Tom 1950Haney, Chuck 1978Hankes, Mark 2004-07Hanratty 1928Hansmann, Rich 1966-68Harless, Bill 1959Harrington, Jeremiah 1998-2000Hart, Mike 1938, 40Hartman, Butch 1970-71Hasse, Rob 1988Hasser, George 1966Hasser, George 1938-40Hausladen, Tony 1994-97Hauswirth, Dennis 1969-71

Mike AlbersA

Brett BredensteinerB

C

D

Pat Conreaux

Jim Dix

E Jonathan Estes

F Chuck Forthaus

G Adam Gabris

H Tony Hausladen


BASEBALL ALUMNIHayes 1953Hayes, James 1992Hebert, George 2008Heidenry, Mike 1960-63Heiligenstein, Al 1952Heitz, Kelly 1935Helein, Jim 1959-60Hellman, Shawn 1997Hemm 1906Hemp, Ralph 1936Henderson, Alex 1986Hennessey, Joe 1961-64Hennessey, Pat 1951, 53Henry, Brad 1998Herwig, Edd 1973Hessi, Bill 1987Heuserman, Art 1935Hewitt, Brock 2006Higgs 1953Higley, Leo 1913Hilton, Ed 1949Hinderberger, Steve 1973-76Hirsch, Ryan 1995-98Hirstein, Dan 1980Hoffman, Leonard 1935Hoffman 1914Hohl, Les 1956Holecek, Jim 1979Hollrah, Scott 1989Hopfinger, Bill 1974, 76-77Hopson, Rich 1950-52Horton 1946Housewright, Joel 1978Houston, John 1983Howe, Francis 1905-07Huelsmann, Mike 1994-96Hummel 1946Hummel, Jack 1965-69Hummel, John 1963Hurd, Henry 1927Hutton, Ben 1999-2001, 2003Hutton, James 1999-2000Hyland, Bob 1938-40Hyland, Robert 1913

Idell, Bill 1972Isaak, Russ 1962-65Ismail, Mike 1981-82

Jacobs, Claude 1956-57Jaillet, Wes 1999-2002Jankowski, Ray 1982-84Jans, Nick 1979-80, 82Jansen, Paul 1984Jasper, Dick 1949Jenkenson 1915Jockish, Michael 1984Johnson, Ryan 2007-09

Jones, John 1957-60Jones, Marcus 1992, 94Jordan, Ed 1927

Kahlmeyer, Jim 1955-56Kane, Frank 1927-28Kapl, Al 1927Katz, Brett 1999Katz, Don 1950Katzman, Andy 1988Keegan, Brice 1981Keller, Scott 1997Kelly, Jim 1935Kelly, Ed 1970Kemp 1906Kenney 1906Kern, Brian 1995-96Ketron, Greg 1980Kettlekamp, Don 1955Keys, Rich 1969-72Khoury, George 1971-74Kilman, Eric 1980-83King 1953King, Dan 1988Kinstler, Mitch 1987Kistner 1936Kloeckner, Tom 1981, 83-84Klostermeyer, Bob 1952Klostermeyer, Bob 1975-78Knobbe, Don 1950-52Knobbe, Vern 1956Knox, Brent 1990-92Koehler, Jerry 1962-64Koehler, Ron 1968-71Koettker, Eric 1993-97Kolesa, Eric 1987Kopff, Ed 1977-78Kottmeyer, Matt 1994Kraft, John 1969-72Krause, Chip 1982-85Krause, Henry 1935-36Krekeler, John 1987Kretz, Tom 1956-58Kumnick, Phil 1988-89Kutryb, Mike 1984-85

Lake, John 1938Lally, John 1982-84Landy, Tim 2003-06Lanigan 1914Larkin, Gary 1966Latinovich, George 1960Laughlin, Rod 1986-87LaValle, John 1961Lavin 1914Law, William 1960Lawson, Corey 2002-03Lawton, Tom 1949

Layton, Mike 1979-80Leahy, Dan 1964-66Leber, E. 1906Lee, Carl 1964Leighton, Kevin 1996-98Leithner 1946LeMaster 1914Lembeck, Wally 1965-68Lemp, Dan 1995Lemp, Mike 1992-95Luechtefeld, Dave 1960Lindemann, Brad 1988-91Lindley, Charles 1941Linkul, Fred 1949Listen 1906Llewellyn, Harry 1952-55Lodico, Collin 1983-86Lombardo, Torrey 2000-02London, Dave 1981-82Lonergan 1906Long, Bob 1970-71Luechtefeld, Jeff 1988-90Luke, Francis 1927-28Luna, Charlie 1950Lyles, Joe 1949Lynn, Adam 1991, 93-94

Mach, Matt 2006-08MacMenamy, Rapier 1940Maguire, John 1913, 15Maher, Edgar 1913Mahon, Frank 1938Malchow, Scott 1993-96Maletich, Jim 1955-56Malone, Greg 1981Mana, Frank 1969-72Marchand 1946Marcum, John 1964-66Marklin, George 1960-61Marks 1936Markway, Greg 1978-79Marlowe, Gilbert 2006-07Marsalli, Brian 1980-81Martin, Jack 1939Marvel, Randy 1990Mason, James 1936Mason, Ryan 1998Matteson, Bob 1971 Maurice, Matt 1989, 91-92Mayes 1915Mazur, Tom 1967-68McAfee 1914McCabe, Marty 1959McCalpin 1946McCarthy, Charlie 1940McCartney, John 1956-58McCluskey, Pat 1993-95McDermott, John 1971-74McDonald, John 1935-36McEllen, John 1970-71McGonnigle, Mel 1938McGuire, Bernie 1973McGuire, Pat 1949McKenna, Lou 1951-53McLaughlin, John 1998-2001McLeod, Mike 1961-64

McMahon, Jeff 1967McNamara, Tom 1967-70McQuade, Chuck 1980McWilliams, B. 1970Meagher, Dan 1982-83Medwick, Joe 1967Meglio, Tony 1955-56Melis, George 1936Menestrina, Ernest 1913Mercer, Chuck 1950Merenda 1935Merrick, Chris 2008Meyer, Earl 1953, 55Meyer, Len 1951, 53Miles, Paul 2000-01Miller 1928Miller, Dennis 1976-79Miller, Mike 1988-89Miller, Rod 1949Mobley, Ken 1941Modde, Darren 1990-91Moll, Joe 1990-92Moody, Bob 1967-69Mooney, Mike 1967Moore 1914Moore, Casey 2004-08Moore, Ziggy 2006-08Moriarty, John 1993-96Mosher, Bob 1946Mosley, Mark 1981-82Moss, Steve 2000-03Mowry, Joe 1959-60Mudd, Clayton 1937-39Mudd, Sid 1936-38Mueller, Bob 1982Mueller, Eric 2003-07Mueth, Scott 1992-93Mullen, Jim 1966Muncy, Derek 2000-03Mundt, Carol 1940Mundwiller, Al 1949Munoz, Billy 1979Murphy, Bill 1938Murphy, Charles 1941Murphy, Glenn 1994Murphy, Jim 1965-68Murphy, John 1939Murphy, Ryan 2002-03Murray, Billy 1979Murray, John 1977-80Musselman, Bill 2004-07

Nakata 1953Nance, Bob 1993-96Nappier, Mike 1986-87Nelson, Ben 1996-99Neville, Vince 1939Nickel, Tom 1977-78Nicollerat, Steve 1976-77Niemeyer, Tom 1956Nivert, William 1903-06Nix, Don 1952-53, 55Nixon, Richard 1984Noecker, Ross 1997-98Nolen 1906Norton, Pat 1984

O’Brien, Bob 1952O’Connell, Dan 1978-81O’Connor 1928O’Connor, Dan 1978-79O’Connor, Tom 1990-93O’Leary, Joe 1927-28O’Malley 1906O’Rourke 1928O’Rourke, John 2004O’Shea 1953Obermeier, Frank 1968-71Origliasso, Pete 1987-89Orrico, Mike 1998-2001Ortmann, Lou 1953, 55-57Ortyl, Greg 1993, 95-96Ossola, Jim 1955Ossola, Joe 1949-50Ostapowicz, Dave 1976-78Otten, Bill 1950-52Outman, Zach 2008-09

Padberg 1906Padberg 1914Page, Bob 1955, 57Page, Dave 1970Paino, Vince 1935-36Painter, Earl 1913Palermo 1946Panzeri, Mark 1987-90Parker, Dan 2000-03Parkinson, George 1938Parson, Dave 1981-83Parsons, Brandon 2007-08Paul, Rick 1981-82Paulson, Chris 2005, 2007Peden, Scott 2004-05Peil, Earl 1936-38Pelegrin, Gene 1952Pelligreen, Lee 1960-62, 64Perkins 1936Perkins, Brad 2008Perkins, C.I. 1952Perkinson, George 1939Pfuhl, Dick 1941Pheney, Shawn 1993-96Pieper, Henry 1949-51Pinnell, Tom 2006-09Placzek, Zach 2000-03Plate, Rick 1977-78Podsedly, Paul 1927Poetz, Bob 1956Pohlman, Mike 1977-80Poindexter, Charles 1994-96Polumbo, Tony 1979Pope 1928Portell, Mick 1997-98Porzell, Dick 1963-64Poston, Mike 1967-70

IJ

Mike Ismail

John Jones

K Eric Koettker

L Corey Lawson

M Eric Mueller

N Bob Nance

O Mike Orrico

P Scott Peden

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSPoth, Dave 1974-77Pranger, Marty 1973-76Prendergast, Paul 1940-41Price 1953Purzell, Dick 1963-65

Rafalko, Walter 1941Randle, Albert 1986Rataj, John 1968-71Ratican, Bill 1938-39Ratte-Delorme, Etienne 2005-06Ray, Jeff 1993-96Ray, Joe 1976Raymonds 1946Re, Charles 1952Reddinger,Charles 1936Rehm, Dolor 1951Reilly, Matt 1914Renken, Dale 1984Rensing, G. 1969Repa, Dennis 1967-68Reuss, Scott 1983Reynolds, Jim 1952Rheinecker, Don 1962Rhoades, Greg 1990-91, 93-94Rhodes, Lance 2005-06Ribas, Miguel 1984-87Richie, Dave 1961-62, 64Rieke, Mike 1998Riess 1983Riggio, Nick 1951-53Riley, F. 1937Ripstein, Bob 1927Robinson, Brad 1905-07Robinson, James 1935-36Roche, Dick 1907Roder, Jim 1985Rodgers, Greg 2006-08Rodrigue, B.J. 2005-08Roedner, Don 1956Roemer, Cletus 1937Rogers, Don 2003Rogers, Rich 1957Rohr, Eric 2003-07Rohr, Ray 1967-70Rossini, Martin 1935-37Ruhman, Mike 1996Rutledge 1928Ryan, Bob 1965, 67-69Ryan, Robert 1936-38

Salembier, Chaz 2008-09Samples, Dave 2002Sanders, Dave 1956-58Sanders, John 1973-76Sansone, Pete 1997Saunders, Roy 1952-53Sauvage 1946

Saxatowicy, Frank 1937Saxe 1928Schacht, Bill 1956Schaefer, Marv 1970-73Schaeffer, Michael 1997-98Schall, Bill 1956-57Schatzmann, Marv 1946, 49Scheper, Jason 1996Scherer, Larry 1960Schlattman, Ron 1955Schlautman, Jason 1998, 2000Schlesinger, Loyd 1952Schmandt, Ray 1915Schmidt, Bill 1962, 64Schmidt, Bob 1949-50Schmidt, Don 1951-53Schmidt, Joe 1978Schmidt, Joe 1949-50Schneider, Jack 1905-07Schobel, John 1941Schoemehl, John 1965-66Schroeder, Adam 2004-05Schuchat, Justin 1936Schuster, Greg 1976-77Schwarz, Mark 1975-78Schwieder, Nick 1995Scott, Charlie 1972Scott, John 1927Scott, Roy 1936, 38-39Semanisin, Mike 1992Sencibaugh, Steve 1976Sever, Dave 2006-09Shaffrey, George 1952-53, 55Shallenberger, Bob 1991Shaughnessy, Joe 1955-58Shea, Adam 1997-2000Sheffield, Doug 1984Sher, Joel 1987-88Shipman, Greg 1977-78Shobel, John 1940Shockley, Brandon 1998-2001Shocky, Steve 1977Shortal, Ed 1949Shouse, Dan 1998-2001Siebenberger, Doug 1983-84Sigman, Joel 1994-96Simone, Joe Pete 1990-91Sirtak, Ray 1952-53Slania, Andrew 2001-03Smith, Joe 1962-65Smith, Keith 1993Smith, Rob 1992-93Smith, Wes 1965Snyder, Charlie 1938-39Snyders, Lee 1949Soebbing, Brian 2003-04Sondermann, Matt 2003Spain, Merceda 1927-28Spalding 1928Speiss, Joe 1983Spencer, Don 1960-62Spitzfaden, Rich 1974-77Sprick, Dan 1977-80Spurr, Tom 1981-84Stadtherr, Anthony 1913Stanfield, Jason 1997-98Stanton 1949Stanton, Tom 1927Stapenhorst, Glen 1941Stegmann, Tom 1989-90Steiner, Mark 1971-73Steiner, Nick 1998-2001Steinhoff, Pat 2002-05Steinlage, Karl 2004-05

Steitz, Ray 1939-41Stoddard 1949Stopper, Jeff 1997-98Stratmann, Roy 1950Strnad 1974Stroot, Gary 1962, 64Struckhoff, Kurt 2002-06Sullivan, Tom 1976-79Swansten, Buzz 1972Sweeney 1928Sweeney, John 1985Sweeney, Johnny 2003-06Sweet, Ryan 2004

Tabash, Ed 1970-71Tabor 1974Talluto, Ben 1955Tayon, Chad 1992-95Tegtmeier 1946Temm, Bob 1939Tessereau 1974Thomeczek, Bob 1984Thompson, Aaron 2003-04Tibbles, Ron 1967Tiernan, John 1979-81Tighe, Bernie 1951, 53Tippett, Roy 1996, 98Tocco, Tony 1965-68Tolliver, Rodney 1985-88Tolomeo, Bob 1967-69Tombridge, Tom 1949-50Torres 1928Toschi, Fred 1961Totsch, Carl 1937-38Trost, Tom 1960Turmail, Scott 2008-09Twomey, Jack 1984 Tyberendt, Corey 2006Tylicki, Walt 1961

Ulukou, Dick 1927-28Underwood, Brett 1985Unwin 1937Urcavich, Steve 1986-87Urschler, Charlie 1983-86

Valdez, Patrick 2004-05Van Deven, Herb 1941Vanek, Ben 1960Vatterott, Greg 1961-64Veith, Johnny 1937Verble, Kevin 1982Vickery, Jerry 2004-06Vineyard, Nathan 1995-96Vitale, Andy 1993-96Vitale, John 1955-56Vogt, Charlie 1984-86Von der Linden, Chris 1986-89

Waldo, Charles 1957, 59Walsh, Dan 1987-90Walsh, Steve 1972-75Walters 1940Walters, Tim 1985-86, 88Walz, Tom 1965-66Warfield, Eldon 1980-81Warnecke, Dave 1988-91Warnecke, Ryan 1999-2000Watson, L.J. 2007-08Webb, Mark 1980-82Weber, Jim 1949Weber, Kris 2001-04Weckherlin, Chris 1994-97Wehrfritz, Brad 1999-2003Weinstroer, Dan 1977-80Weiss, Matt 1989, 92Weissing, Nick 1999Welsh, Gary 1967Wentker, Carl 1927Wetzel, Dan 1990-93Wetzel, Pete 1963, 65White, Bill 1961Whitney, Mike 1992Wiedman, Tom 1952-53Wiegers, Jim 1960Wienstroer, Dan 1977-80Wilhelm, Mike 1988Williams, Rich 1986Willie, Jack 1959Winslade 1936Winter, Philip 1998Wise, Justin 2006-07Witte, George 1956Wittmer 1914Wochner, Jim 1965, 67-68Wodraska, Ed 1956Wood, Carl 1936Wood, Jason 1996-99Wood, Jim 1949Woods, Jim 1979-81Wort, Kyle 2002-04Wrape, Jack 1949Wright, Lou 1981Wrinkle, Chad 2000-02Wunderlich, Matt 1996-99

Yacoub, Ramee 2008Yates, Bud 1975-78Yates, Carl 1936-38York, Al 1963, 65-67Young 1906

Zachritz, Arthur 1913Zak, Leo 1949Zielinski, Mark 2005-07Zurliene, Kyle 2004

R Jeff Ray

S Tom Sullivan

T Tony Tocco

U Steve Urcavich

V Chris Von der Linden

W Jason Wood

YZ

Bud Yates

Mark Zielinski

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FEBRUARYFri., 19 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Little Rock, Ark. 11 a.m.Sat., 20 vs. Saint Peter’s College Little Rock, Ark. 10 a.m.Sat., 20 at Arkansas-Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. 1 p.m.Sun., 21 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Little Rock, Ark. 10 a.m.Fri., 26 at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 3 p.m.Sat., 27 at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 2 p.m.Sun., 28 at Central Arkansas Conway, Ark. 1 p.m.

MARCHTue., 2 SEMO St. Louis, Mo. 2 p.m.Wed., 3 Western Illinois St. Louis, Mo. 3 p.m.Fri., 5 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson Port Charlotte, Fla. TBASat., 6 vs. Ohio State Port Charlotte, Fla. NoonSat., 6 vs. Ohio State Port Charlotte, Fla. 3 p.m.Sun., 7 vs. Duquesne Port Charlotte, Fla. NoonTue., 9 Western Illinois St. Louis, Mo. 3 p.m.Fri., 12 at Murray State Murray, Ky. 2 p.m.Sat., 13 at Murray State Murray, Ky. 1 p.m.Sun., 14 at Murray State Murray, Ky. 1 p.m.Tue., 16 Indiana State St. Louis, Mo. 3 p.m.Wed., 17 Evansville St. Louis, Mo. 3 p.m.Sat., 20 Kansas St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Sun., 21 Kansas St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Tue., 23 at SEMO Cape Girardeau, Mo. 3 p.m.Wed., 24 at Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. 6:30 p.m.Fri., 26 Xavier* St. Louis, Mo. 6 p.m.Sat., 27 Xavier* St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Sun., 28 Xavier* St. Louis, Mo. NoonTue., 30 Eastern Illinois St. Louis, Mo. 3 p.m.

APRILThu., 1 at Saint Joseph’s* Camden, N.J. 2 p.m.Thu., 1 at Saint Joseph’s* Camden, N.J. 5 p.m.

Fri., 2 at Saint Joseph’s* Camden, N.J. 6 p.m.Wed., 7 at Arkansas Fayetteville, Ark. 6:30 p.m.Fri., 9 Temple* St. Louis, Mo. 7 p.m.Sat., 10 Temple* St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Sun., 11 Temple* St. Louis, Mo. NoonWed., 14 at SIU Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill. 7 p.m.Fri., 16 at Fordham* Bronx, N.Y. 3 p.m.Sat., 17 at Fordham* Bronx, N.Y. NoonSun., 18 at Fordham* Bronx, N.Y. 11 a.m.Tue., 20 Missouri State St. Louis, Mo. 6 p.m.Fri., 23 at UMass* Amherst, Mass. 2 p.m.Sat., 24 at UMass* Amherst, Mass. NoonSun., 25 at UMass* Amherst, Mass. 11 a.m.Wed., 28 at SIU Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill. 7 p.m.Fri., 30 St. Bonaventure* St. Louis, Mo. 7 p.m.

MAYSat., 1 St. Bonaventure* St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Sun., 2 St. Bonaventure* St. Louis, Mo. NoonFri., 7 at La Salle* Philadelphia, Pa. 2 p.m.Sat., 8 at La Salle* Philadelphia, Pa. NoonSun., 9 at La Salle* Philadelphia, Pa. 11 a.m.Wed., 12 SIU Edwardsville# Sauget, Ill. 7 p.m.Fri., 14 at Charlotte* Charlotte, N.C. 5 p.m.Sat., 15 at Charlotte* Charlotte, N.C. 1 p.m.Sun., 16 at Charlotte* Charlotte, N.C. 11 a.m.Tue., 18 vs. Southern Illinois# Sauget, Ill. 7 p.m.Thu., 20 Dayton* St. Louis, Mo. 7 p.m.Fri., 21 Dayton* St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Sat., 22 Dayton* St. Louis, Mo. 1 p.m.Wed.-Sat., 26-29 Atlantic 10 Conference Championship Camden, N.J. (Campbell’s Field) TBA

* Atlantic 10 Conference game | # Game played at GSC Ballpark

2010 BILLIKEN BASEBALL SCHEDULE Home games in Bold played at The Billiken Sports Center :: All times Central and subject to change

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