2015 LIBERTY FLAMES BASEBALL

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1 2015 LIBERTY FLAMES BASEBALL GAME NOTES 2015 Schedule/Results Date Opponent Time/Result 2/13 at Kennesaw State 4 p.m. 2/14 at Georgia State 2 p.m. 2/15 at Georgia Tech 1 p.m. 2/20 vs. Michigan Noon 2/21 vs. St. John s Noon 2/22 at East Carolina 3 p.m. 2/24 at Old Dominion 3 p.m. 2/27 Bryant 3 p.m. 2/28 Bryant (DH) 2 p.m. 3/1 Bryant 1 p.m. 3/3 at Duke 4 p.m. 3/6 Kent State 3 p.m. 3/7 Kent State (DH) 3 p.m. 3/8 Kent State 2 p.m. 3/10 West Virginia 3 p.m. 3/13 Western Carolina ^ 5 p.m. 3/14 Penn State ^ 1 p.m. 3/14 Western Carolina ^ 5 p.m. 3/15 Penn State ^ 1 p.m. 3/17 at Virginia Tech 5:30 p.m. 3/20 at Radford * 5 p.m. 3/21 at Radford * 4 p.m. 3/22 at Radford * 2 p.m. 3/24 Duke 3 p.m. 3/25 Virginia 3 p.m. 3/27 Presbyterian * 7 p.m. 3/28 Presbyterian * 3 p.m. 3/29 Presbyterian * 2 p.m. 3/31 Old Dominion 4 p.m. 4/2 at Charleston So. * 6 p.m. 4/3 at Charleston So. * 4 p.m. 4/4 at Charleston So. * 2 p.m. 4/8 at North Carolina 6 p.m. 4/10 Campbell * 7 p.m. 4/11 Campbell * 3 p.m. 4/12 Campbell * 2 p.m. 4/14 Maryland 4 p.m. 4/15 at The Citadel 3 p.m. 4/17 at Longwood * 6 p.m. 4/18 at Longwood * 4 p.m. 4/19 at Longwood * 1 p.m. 4/22 at Virginia 6 p.m. 4/24 Gardner-Webb * 7 p.m. 4/25 Gardner-Webb * 3 p.m. 4/26 Gardner-Webb * 2 p.m. 4/28 James Madison 7 p.m. 5/6 Richmond 3 p.m. 5/8 at Coastal Carolina * 6 p.m. 5/9 at Coastal Carolina * 6 pm. 5/10 at Coastal Carolina * 1 p.m. 5/12 at Maryland 3 p.m. 5/14 High Point * 7 p.m. 5/15 High Point * 7 p.m. 5/16 High Point * 2 p.m. 5/19-23 Big South Championship Springs, N.C. 5/29-31 NCAA Regionals TBA - Atlanta Challenge - Atlanta, Ga. - Keith LeClair Classic - Greensville, N.C. ^ - Liberty Invitational - Lynchburg, Va. * - Big South Conference Game Home Games in Bold All times are Eastern Time and Subject to Change #23 LIBERTY FLAMES OVERALL: 0-0 BIG SOUTH: 0-0 Head Coach: Jim Toman Career Record: (7) Record at Liberty: Same Media Coverage Radio FM/1320 AM WGVM (Friday-Saturday) FM WIQO (Sunday) Play-by-Play: Nick Pierce Internet Audio - LibertyFlames.com GAMES 1-3 ATLANTA CHALLENGE Feb Atlanta, Ga. Feb at Kennesaw St. - 4 p.m. Stillwell Stadium (1,200) Feb at Georgia State - 2 p.m. GSU Baseball Complex (1,092) Feb at Georgia Tech - 1 p.m. Ross Chandler Stadium (4,157) Live Stats: LibertyFlames.com In Game #19 KENNESAW STATE OWLS Head Coach: Mike Sansing Record at KSU: (23) GEORGIA STATE PANTHERS Head Coach: Greg Frady Record at GSU: (8) GEORGIA TECH YELLOW JACKETS Head Coach: Danny Hall Record at GT: (21) Quick Hits 1. Liberty enters 2015 ranked in three national preseason polls. The Flames were listed No. 23 in the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper s Fabulous 40, Baseball America ranked the Flames No. 25 and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association had Liberty No. 30 in its preseason poll. 2. For the second consecutive year, Liberty was seleted to win the conference title in the 2015 Big South Preseason Poll by the conference s head coaches. Flames 1B Alex Close was voted as the conference s Preseason Player of the Year. 3. 1B Alex Close and OF/P Ashton Perritt have been named Preseason All-Americans. Close and Perritt both recieved inclusion on the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-America team by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. Close was also selected to the Perfect Game team, while Perritt was listed on the D1Baseball.com team. 4. Liberty posted a overall mark in, the fourth 40 or more win season in program history. Three of Liberty s 40-plus win seasons have come under current head coach Jim Toman. 5. Liberty received the program s fi rst ever at-large bid to an NCAA Regional in. With their selection, the Flames appeared in an NCAA Regional n back-to-back seasons for the fi rst time in the 41-year history of the program. 6. The Flames posted a 23-3 mark to claim the third Big South regular season title in program history in. Liberty s 23 Big South wins are a program record, eclipsing 19 wins in Possible Starters Liberty Pitching Probables Feb LU: RHP Parker Bean vs. KSU: RHP Jordan Hillyer Feb LU: RHP Ashton Perritt vs. GSU: LHP Kenny Anderson Feb LU: LHP Shawn Clowers vs. GT: LHP Devin Stanton Statistical Leaders - Avg: Ryan Seiz (.351) 2B: Ryan Seiz (16) HR: Ryan Seiz (12) Runs: Ryan Seiz (55) RBI: Alex Close (46) SB: Ashton Perritt (18) Wins: Trey Lambert (11) ERA: Trey Lambert (2.23) APP:Shawn Clowers (23) SO: Parker Bean (77) IP: Trey Lambert (102.2) SV: Ashton Perritt (12) Pos. # Player B/T AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB C 22 Becker Sankey R/R B 12 Alex Close R/R B 3 Clay Kernanen R/R SS 26 Dalton Britt L/R B 33 Dylan Allen L/R LF 8 Nick Paxton* L/R CF 17 Ashton Perritt R/R RF 34 Will Shepherd R/R DH 39 Andrew Yacyk R/L * Stats

2 Thursday - 2/12 Friday - 2/13 Saturday - 2/14 Sunday - 2/15 Monday - 2/16 Wednesday - 2/18 Tuesday - 2/17 Travel & Practice at Stillwell Stadium Results Liberty vs. Kennesaw State Stillwell Stadium 4 p.m. Liberty vs. Georgia State GSU Baseball Complex 2 p.m. Liberty vs. Georgia Tech Russ Chandler Stadium 1 p.m. Day Off Practice at Liberty Baseball Stadium Practice at Liberty Baseball Stadium Date Opponent Score Pitcher of Record Save Time Overall Big South 2/14 at North Florida L/ 4-11 Trey Lambert (0-1) 2: /15 vs. South Florida L/ 1-2 Parker Bean (0-1) 2: /16 vs. Richmond W/ 11-6 Jared Lyons (1-0) Ashton Perritt (1) 3: /18 OLD DOMINION L/ 4-7 Blake Fulghum (0-1) 2: /22 vs. Ohio W/ 8-5 Parker Bean (1-1) Ashton Perritt (2) 3: /22 at UNCW W/ 14-6 Trey Lambert (1-1) 2: /23 vs. Ohio L/ 4-5 Adam Parks (0-1) 2: /23 at UNCW L/ 0-11 Carson Herndon (0-1) 2: /25 vs. Missouri W/ 2-1 Blake Fulghum (1-1) Ashton Perritt (3) 2: /1 BALL STATE W/13-0 Trey Lambert (2-1) 2: /1 RIDER W/ 3-1 Parker Bean (2-1) Ashton Perritt (4) 2: /2 BALL STATE L/ 3-4 Blake Fulghum (1-2) 2: /2 RIDER W/ 11-2 Carson Herndon (1-1) 2: /5 at Duke W/ 8-2 (11) Shawn Clowers (1-0) 3: /8 KENT STATE - 1 W/ 6-2 Trey Lambert (3-1) 2: /8 KENT STATE - 2 W/ 4-2 Parker Bean (3-1) Ashton Perritt (5) 2: /9 KENT STATE W/ 9-1 Carson Herndon (2-1) 2: /11 at Elon W/ 4-2 Jared Lyons (2-0) Ashton Perritt (6) 2: /14 CAMPBELL W/ 17-1 Trey Lambert (4-1) 2: /15 CAMPBELL - 1 W/ 5-1 Blake Fulghum (2-2) 2: /15 CAMPBELL - 2 L/ 5-6 (13) Ashton Perritt (0-1) 4: /19 at Old Dominion W/ 1-0 (16) Shawn Clowers (2-) Blake Fulghum (1) 4: /21 HIGH POINT W/ 6-4 Trey Lambert (5-1) Ashton Perritt (7) 2: /22 HIGH POINT W/ 8-1 Carson Herndon (3-1) 2: /23 HIGH POINT W/ 4-1 Shawn Clowers (3-0) 2: /28 at Presbyterian College W/ 5-0 Trey Lambert (6-1) 2: /29 at Presbyterian College W/ 8-0 Carson Herndon (4-1) 2: /30 at Presbyterian College W/ 8-0 Parker Bean (4-1) 2: /1 DUKE W/ 4-3 Matt Marsh (1-0) 2: /2 at Maryland L/ 3-8 Jared Lyons (2-1) 2: /4 VMI W/ 5-0 Trey Lambert (7-1) 2: /5 VMI W/ 4-0 Carson Herndon (5-1) 2: /6 VMI W/ 17-0 Parker Bean (5-1) 2: /8 RICHMOND W/ 10-7 Shawn Clowers (4-0) Ashton Perritt (8) 2: /11 at Longwood W/ 10-4 Trey Lambert (8-1) 2: /12 at Longwood W/ 8-5 Blake Fulghum (3-2) 2: /13 at Longwood W/ 6-1 Parker Bean (6-1) 2: /14 Virginia Tech L/ 3-4 Jared Lyons (2-2) 2: /17 at Gardner-Webb W/ 5-1 Trey Lambert (9-1) 2: /18 at Gardner-Webb W/ 4-1 Ashton Perritt (1-1) 2: /22 at No. 20 Clemson W/ 4-3 Shawn Clowers (5-0) Ashton Perritt (9) 3: /23 at North Carolina L/ 1-3 Jared Lyons (2-3) 2: /25 UNC ASHEVILLE W/ 7-4 Matt Marsh (2-0) Ashton Perritt (10) 2: /26 UNC ASHEVILLE W/ 4-2 Shawn Clowers (6-0) Ashton Perritt (11) 2: /27 UNC ASHEVILLE W/ 4-3 Shawn Clowers (7-0) 2: /7 at No. 1 Virginia L/ 2-8 Jared Lyons (2-4) 2: /9 Coastal Carolina W/ 7-1 Trey Lambert (10-1) 2: /10 Coastal Carolina W/ 4-3 Blake Fulghum (4-2) Matt Marsh (1) 2: /11 Coastal Carolina W/ 2-1 Parker Bean (7-1) Matt Marsh (2) 2: /13 Elon L/ 6-7 Cody Albright (0-1) 3: /16 at Radford - 1 L/ 1-4 Trey Lambert (10-2) 3: /16 at Radford - 2 W/ 9-4 Shawn Clowers (8-0) 3: /17 at Radford L/ 2-4 Parker Bean (7-2) 2: /20 vs. No. 8 seed Gardner-Webb W/ 3-0 Trey Lambert (11-2) Matt Marsh (3) 2: /22 vs. No. 4 seed High Point L/ 0-9 Blake Fulghum (4-3) 2: /23 vs. No. 5 seed Radford W/ 4-3 Shawn Clowers (9-0) Ashton Perritt (12) 3: /24 at No. 2 seed Winthorp L/5-6 Ashton Perritt (1-2) 2: /30 vs. Arkansas L/2-3 Trey Lambert (11-3) 3: /31 vs. Bucknell L/2-5 Parker Bean (7-3) 2:

3 Jim Toman Head Coach Eighth Year Overall: At Liberty: Same YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall Conference (2nd) (3rd) (2nd) (3rd) (2nd) (Champion) TOTAL (.630) (.669) MILESTONE WINS Win Score Date 1 Liberty 6, Notre Dame 2 2/22/ Liberty 10, Gardner-Webb 7 5/2/ Liberty 8, Charleston So. 4 3/16/ Liberty 2, Campbell 1 5/25/13 First Big South Title 250 Liberty 10 Longwood 4 4/11/14 HEAD COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Has posted the highest NCAA Division I winning percentage (.630) during his fi rst seven years of any Liberty head baseball coach in program history..669 conference winning percentage is also the best of any head coach in program history. Named the Big South Coach of the Year after leading Flames to a programrecord 23 conference wins. Guided Liberty to its fi rst NCAA Regional fi nal in program history at the 2013 Columbia, S.C. Regional Led the Flames to the Big South Championship in 2013 and back-to-back NCAA Regional appearances in 2013 and. The fi rst time in school history Liberty has made back-to-back regional appearances. The Flames have posted the school s top three single-season win totals in program history during his tenure. His 2010 team set the school record for wins with a mark, while his 2012 and Liberty squads posted 41 win seasons. In 2011, a program-record seven Flames were selected during the MLB Draft. The number tied the Big South Conference record for players picked in a single draft. Was cited by PerfectGameUSA.com, as one of the 10 head coaches on the rise in college baseball (2012 & 13) Has had 24 players selected in MLB Draft. During his tenure at Liberty: First three-time All-American (Ryan Seiz -) First two CoSIDA Academic First Team All-Americans (Alex Close, Trey Lambert - ) Four Preseason All-Americans Three Freshman All-Americans 29 All-Conference Players (13 fi rst team) COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Part of 16 NCAA Regional teams Member of seven NCAA Super Regional teams Part of three College World Series teams 2002 Baseball America/ABCA Assistant Coach of the Year Tracking Liberty Liberty enters 2015 ranked in three national preseason polls. The Flames highest ranking is No. 23 by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. The Flames were seleted to win the conference title in the 2015 Big South Preseason Poll.1B Alex Close was voted as the conference s Preseason Player of the Year. Liberty returns 20 players from, including Close, Big South Freshman of the Year and Freshman All-American Paker Bean and All-Big South players Dalton Britt and Ashton Perritt. Liberty posted a overall mark in, the fourth 40 or more win season in program history. Three of Liberty s 40-plus win seasons have come under current head coach Jim Toman. Liberty made its fi fth NCAA Regional appearance in. In addition, the Flames made a regional fi eld for the second consecutive year, the fi rst time in program history. Head Coach Jim Toman was named the Big South Coach of the Year after leading Flames to a program-record 23 wins. Last season, he won his 250th game at Liberty, becoming only the second of six head coaches in program history to reach that milestone. Liberty averaged 5.5 runs per game, while allowing its opponents 3.2 runs per game last season. The Flames fi nished, 14th in the country in runs allowed per game. The Flames led the Big South Conference with a school-record 2.62 ERA and fi nished the year ranked 14th nationally. Liberty pitching also ranked eighth nationlly in hits allowed (7.25 per nine innings). Player Quick Hits 1B Alex Close was selected the Big South Preseason Player of the Year. Both the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and Perfect Game listed the senior on their Preason All-America teams. Close was one of only two juniors to be selected to the Capital One Academic All- America fi rst team. Close enters 2015 ninth in program history with 26 career home runs. Close led the Flames with with a.408 batting average with runners in scoring position. RHP/OF Ashton Perritt has been named to both the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and D1Baseball.com Preseason All-American teams. Perritt has been listed on the initial National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Watch List. Perritt recorded 12 saves in, a career high. His season save total was the second most in a season in program history. He enters 2015 ranked second all-time in program history with 22 career saves. He has led the Flames in saves each of the past two seasons. As the Liberty starting center fi elder, he hit.279 and stole a team-leading 18 bases, last season. He led the Flames with a.339 batting average over the fi nal 20 games of. RHP Parker Bean was named the Big South Freshman of the Year and a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American in. Bean recorded a 7-3 mark with a 2.95 ERA in his fi rst collegiate season. He led the Flames with 78 strikeouts. Bean, Close, Perrit and SS Dalton Britt are the four returners on the Liberty roster that were named to the Big South All-Conference team last season. Britt was one of two Flames to start every Liberty game in. The shortstop hit.299 and had the longest hit streak by a Flame last season of 18 games. Britt was one of 16 shortstops to make the fi nal Brooks Wallace National Shortstop of the Year Watch List. Britt played outstanding defense in, making 12 errors in 241 chances for a.950 fi elding percentage. LHP Shawn Clowers had a breakout season in. Clowers posted a 9-0 record and set a Liberty single season record with a 0.83 ERA in a team-leading 23 appearances. Clowers was named a Gregg Olson Breakthrough Player of the Year semifi nalist. After serving as Liberty s DH for most of, Becker Sankey takes over behind the plate for Liberty in Sankey hit.221 with 26 RBI and 25 runs scored in. Sankey hit.318 with runners in scoring position and two outs last season. OF Will Shepherd started 49 games in right fi eld for the Flames in. The outfi elder solidifi ed the Liberty outfi eld as he went on to hit.273 in his fi rst collegiate season. OF Nick Paxton returns for his senior campaign after sitting out due to an ankle injury. Paxton stole 20 bases in 58 games and was hit a team-high 19 times in OF/1B Andrew Yacyk provided the Liberty lineup with some pop in his fi rst season in. In 26 games, Yacyk belted four home runs and drove in 18, posting a.405 batting average. Four team captains were selected by the Flames. Alex Close, Ashton Perritt, Nick Paxton and senior RHP Matt Pennington were voted captains by their teammates. Alex Close is joined on the Liberty roster by his brother Josh, a freshman outfielder. The two are the fi rst brothers to play at the same time for Liberty since Phil and Tim John in 2007.

4 Big South Conference Conference Standings North Division W L T Pct. Liberty Campbell High Point Radford VMI Longwood South Division W L T Pct. Winthrop Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Gardner-Webb Presbyterian College UNC Asheville Overall Records North Division W L T Pct. Liberty Campbell High Point Radford VMI Longwood South Division W L T Pct. Charleston So Winthrop Gardner-Webb Coastal Carolina Presbyterian College UNC Asehville Upcoming Schedule Friday, Feb. 13 Delaware St.at Presbyterian 2 p.m. Ohio at UNC Asheville 3 p.m. Longwood at Tennessee Tech 3 p.m. James Madison at Gardner-Webb 3 p.m. Old Dominion at Coastal Carolina 4 p.m. High Point at UNCG 4 p.m. Liberty at Kennesaw St. 4 p.m. Kent St. at Winthrop 4 p.m. Chicago St. at Charleston Southern 6 p.m. Northern Kentucky at Campbell 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14 Delaware St. at Presbyterian 11 a.m. Buffalo at Gardner-Webb Noon Kent St. at Winthrop 1 p.m. Ohio at UNC Asheville 2 p.m. Longwood at Tennesse Tech 2 p.m. Liberty at Georgia St. 2 p.m. UNCG at High Point 2 p.m. James Madison at Gardner-Webb 3 p.m. Northern Kentucky at Campbell 3 p.m. Maryland at Coastal Carolina 3 p.m. Radford at Samford 3 p.m. Chicago St. at Charleston Southern 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15 Kent St. at Winthrop Ohio at UNC Asheville Delaware St. at Presbyterian Longwood at Tennessee Tech Liberty at Georgia Tech High Point at UNCG Buffalo at Gardner-Webb Maryland at Coastal Carolina Radford at Samford Northern Kentucky at Campbell Radford at Samford Chicago St. at Charleston Southern 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m Big South Preseason Poll For the second straight year, the Liberty Flames have been selected to win the Big South Conference title in the 2015 Big South Preseason Poll by the conference s head coaches. Flames 1B Alex Close was also selected as the Big South Preseason Player of the Year. Liberty received eight fi rst-place votes and garnered 116 points in being tabbed to rest atop the Big South standings at year s end and claim the conference s title. The Flames fi nished ahead of High Point, who was selected to fi nish second in the preseason poll. The Panthers collected two fi rst place votes and 98 points. Rank Team Points 1. Liberty (8) High Point (2) Coastal Carolina Campbell Radford (1) Winthrop Charleston Southern Gardner-Webb Longwood Presbyterian UNC Asheville Note: Points are based on a weighted system. First-place votes received 11 points, followed by 10 points for second place, and so on. Preseason Player of the Year: 1B Alex Close, Liberty Preseason Pitcher of the Year: RHP Aaron Myers, Longwood Quick Facts BASIC INFORMATION Name of School... Liberty University Location...Lynchburg, Va. Founded Enrollment... 13,600 Nickname...Flames Mascot... Eagle School Colors... Red, White and Blue Conference... Big South (since 1991) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Jim Toman (8th year) Assistant Coach... Garrett Quinn (7th year) Assistant Coach... Jason Murray (6th year) Volunteer Coach... Blake Hunt Student Assistant Coach... Jaret White Director of Baseball Operations... Daniel Brown Athletic Trainer... Dan Preusser Liberty and the Big South Liberty, a 24-year member of the Big South Conference, has compiled a (.593) record against the Big South Conference s current membership since Last season, Liberty posted a 23-3 mark in Big South Conference play, claiming the conference s regular season title for the third time in program history (1998, 2000 and ). Liberty has captured four Big South tournament baseball titles, including the 2013 crown (1993, 1998, 2000 & 2013). Liberty s 23 conference wins in set a new program record, eclipsing the previous mark of 19 set by the 2010 Flames. Liberty won 20 straight conference contests during the season, also setting a new program record. Liberty All-Time Against the Big South Campbell Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Gardner-Webb High Point Longwood Presbyterian Radford UNC Asheville Winthrop Total HISTORY First Year of Baseball All-Time (.571) First Year in Big South Big South Regular Season Titles (1998, 2000, ) Big South Tournament Titles (1993, 1998, 2000, 2013) NCAA Regional Appearances (1993, 1998, 2000, 2013, ) Last NCAA Appearance Charlottesville, Va. Regional ()

5 National Preseason Polls Liberty is ranked as high as No. 23 in the 2015 National Preseason Polls. The Flames have been ranked by both the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper (No. 23), by Baseball America (No. 25) and National Collegiate Baseball Writers (NCBWA) (No. 30). Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Preseaon Fabulous Vanderbilt 2. TCU 3. Virginia 4.LSU 5. Oklahoma 6. Florida 7. Texas 8. Houston 9. Texas Tech 10. UCLA 11. Florida St. 12. Louisville 13. Cal. Poly 14. Miami, Fla. 15. Oregon 16. U.C. Santa Barbara 17. Cal. St. Fullerton 18. Stanford 19. Arizona 20. Mississippi St. 21. South Carolina 22. Rice 23. Liberty 24. North Carolina 25. Coll. of Charleston 26. Georgia Tech 27. Kennesaw St. 28. Clemson 29. St. John s 30. Kent St. 31. Ball St. 32. Wichita St. 33. Tennessee 34. San Diego 35. Loyola Marymount 36. Arkansas 37. Maryland 38. Nebraska 39. U.C. Irvine 40. Illinois Baseball America Preseason Top Vanderbilt 2. Louisiana St. 3. Houston 4. Virginia 5. Texas Tech 6. Florida 7. Texas Christian 8. Oklahoma St. 9. Miami 10. Texas 11. UCLA 12. Louisville 13. South Carolina 14. Mississippi St. 15. Rice 16. Maryland 17. North Carolina 18. Arizona St. 19. Kennesaw St. 20. Oregon 21. Florida St. 22. Central Florida 23. Cal St. Fullerton 24. Clemson 25. Liberty NBWA Preseason Poll 1. Vanderbilt 2. Virginia 3. TCU 4. LSU 5. Florida 6. Texas 7. Houston 8 Oklahoma St. 9. UCLA 10. Louisville. 11. South Carolina 12.Texas Tech 13. Miami (Fla.) 14. North Carolina 15. Rice 16. Florida St. 17. Oregon 18. Cal St. 19. Ole Miss 20. Maryland 21. Arizona St. 22. Mississippi St. 23. Cal Poly 24. Stanford 25. Texas A&M 26. Kennesaw St. 27. Clemson 28. Alabama 29. Tennessee 30. Liberty 31. Nebraska 32. Oregon St. 33. UC Irvine 34. UCF 35. Coll. of Charleston Liberty Month-by-Month * since 1976 Feb.: 4-5 (.571) March: 17-2 (.895) April: 14-3 (.824) May: 6-8 (.429) Liberty Baseball Stadium - One of the Best Stadium Experiences The Liberty Baseball Stadium was ranked as one of the Top 100 stadium experiences of by Stadium Journey. The home of the Liberty baseball program was listed No. 52. Oriole Park at Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles, topped the list. Opened two years ago, Stadium Journey ranked the Liberty Baseball Stadium No. 4 among collegiate baseball stadiums on the list. Stadium Journey s ratings took into account the food and beverage served in the stadium, the overall atmosphere, the neighborhood where the stadium is located, the fans, access (which includes traffi c, parking, ability to move around and restrooms), the overall return on investment and one fi nal extras category. Liberty averaged 1,467 fans per home date at Liberty Baseball Stadium in, ranking 43rd in the nation in the fi nal regular season NCBWA Attendance report. Liberty has drew 38,142 fans (49th in total attendance) over 26 dates at Liberty Baseball Stadium in. Since opening Liberty Baseball in 2013, the Flames have averaged 1,219 fans per game. On April 4,, the Flames drew 2,792 fans against VMI, setting the stadium record for attendance. After 34 years of playing at Worthington Stadium, the Flames christened the new facility, with a three-game sweep of Penn State, Feb , : 22-5 (.815) Liberty All-time at Liberty Baseball Stadium: (.770) Liberty Stadium Dimensions: LF - 325, LC - 371, CF - 395, RC - 371, RF Capacity: 2,500 Surface: AstroTurf Attendance Record: 2,792 (April 4, vs. VMI) At Home All-Time under Toman: (.704) Flame on the Road Liberty will open the 2015 with seven straight away games. The Flames will play fi ve away games and two neutral site games during the stretch. After its three road games this week, Liberty will travel to Greenville, N.C., next weekend (Feb ) for the Keith LeClair Classic. The Flames will face Michigan, St. John s and host East Carolina during the weekend. Liberty then fi nishes the road swing with a contest at Old Dominion on Feb. 24. The Flames posted a record away from home in. Liberty went 14-8 in away contests and 5-5 in neutral site games. Overall: (.633) Away Games: 14-8 Neutral Games: 5-5 Under Toman Feb.: (.686) March: (.667) April: (.583) May: (.601) All-Time* Feb.: (.669) March: (.571) April: (.549) May/June: (.565)

6 Record Breakdowns at Home on Road at a Neutral site In Day Games In Night Games Midweek Games Weekend Games When LU Starter pitches 5+ inn When LU Starter pitches < 5 inn When LU Staff strikes out When LU Staff strikes out vs. left-handed starter vs. right-handed starter In one-run games In two-run games In fi ve-plus run games Extra innings After winning a game After losing a game When LU has 10+ hits When LU has 15+ hits Hit a home run Do not hit a home run Opponents do not hit a HR Opponents At a Glance Kennesaw State Meeting: 4th Last Meeting: Liberty won, 10-4, in Kennesaw, Ga., 2/21/10 First Meeting: 2010 All-Time Series: Liberty leads, 3-0 Series in Lynchburg: N/A Series in Kennesaw, Ga.: Liberty leads, 3-0 Neutral Site: N/A Liberty under Jim Toman: 3-0 Liberty and Kennesaw State will be playing a season opener at Stillwell Stadium for the second time. The Flames defeated the Owls, 10-4, on Feb. 19, 2010 to start the year. Defending Atlantic Sun Champion Kennesaw State posted a overall and fi nished with a 17-9 record in conference. The Owls are favored to capture the A-Sun crown again in the conference s 2015 preseason poll. The Owls are ranked as high as No. 19 nationally in preseason polls. Kennesaw State juior outfi elder has been named a Preseason All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assocation (NCBWA). Kennesaw State made its fi rst-ever NCAA Division I Regional Appearance in, reaching the Louisville NCAA Super Regional, after winning the Tallahasse Regional. The Owls fi nished the year ranked as high as No. 13 nationally (Collegiate Baseball Newspaper). Head Coach Mike Sanig is starting his 24th year at Kennesaw State. He has posted an (.602) mark at the school. Georgia State Meeting: First Meeting The Panthers posted a overall record and an conference mark in their fi rst season as a member of the Sun Belt Conference. Georgia State was picked to fi nish eighth in the 2015 Sun Belt Preseason Poll. Georgia State was previously a member of the Colonial Athletic Association, winning the league s title in Panthers third baseman Matt Rose was named a Preseason All-American by D1Baseball.com. Head Coach Greg Frady is in his 10th year at GSU. He has posted a (.553) mark at the school. Wore red uniforms Wore white uniforms Wore grey uniforms Wore blue uniforms Played on Tuesday Played on Wednesday Played on Thursday Played on Friday Played on Saturday Played on Sunday Series Openers Middle Games Series Finales In Virginia In North Carolina In South Carolina In Florida In Maryland Georgia Tech Meeting: 6th Last Meeting: Georgia Tech won, 6-1, in Atlanta, Ga., 3/15/2000 First Meeting: 1984 All-Time Series: Georgia Tech leads, 4-1 Series in Lynchburg: N/A Series in Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Tech leads, 4-1 Neutral Site: N/A Liberty under Jim Toman: 0-0 Defending Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Champion Georgia Tech recorded a overall record and a mark as a member of the ACC s Coastal Division. The Yellow Jackets captured the ACC Tournament title and made their seventh consecutive appearance in a NCAA Regional. Georgia Tech has claimed the ACC title nine times in program history. Georgia Tech was picked to fi nish fourth in the ACC s Coastal Division in 2015 Georgia Tech s Russ Chandler was selected as the No. 53 best stadium experience by Stadium Journey for. The Sports Turf Managers Association also gave the stadium the Field of the Year Award for college baseball, becoming only the second repeat winner of the honor (Nebraska) since its inception in Head Coach Danny Hall is in his 23rd year at the school and has guided the Yellow Jackets to a (.675) record during his tenure.

7 NCAA Rankings (Final) Team (296 Ranked) Category Rank... Actual Batting Average Scoring Runs Hits Doubles Triples Home Runs Slugging Percentage On Base Percentage Stolen Bases Base on Balls Sacrifice Bunts Hit by Pitch Sacrifice Flies Earned Run Average Strikeouts Per Nine Innings Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings Fielding Percentage Double Plays WL Pct WHIP Shutuouts Individual Top 50 Runs Ryan Seiz Hits Ryan Seiz Home Runs Ryan Seiz Slugging Percentage Ryan Seiz Total Bases Ryan Seiz Victories Trey Lambert Shawn Clowers Saves Ashton Perritt Strikeouts Per Nine Innings Parker Bean Games Started Trey Lambert Season Openers Friday s game at Kennesaw St. will be the 42nd season opener in LU program history. Liberty enters the season lid-lifter with a mark in openers since Friday s contest will be the second time in Liberty program history that the Flames have opened their season at Kennesaw St. Liberty began its 2010 season at Kennesaw St., defeating the Owls, 10-4, at Stillwell Stadium on Feb. 17. The Flames went on to sweep the series with an 11-2 victory, the next day, and a 10-4 win in the series fi nale. Last season, host North Florida defeated Liberty, 11-4, to begin the season at the UNF Best Bet Tournament. The Flames are 3-4 in season openers under head coach Jim Toman. Two of three Liberty victories came on neutral fi elds. In Flames Head Coach Jim Toman s fi rst contest as Liberty head coach, the Flames defeated Notre Dame, 6-2, at Jack Russell Stadium in the Clearwater, Fla. Invitational to open their season on Feb. 22, Liberty has not opened its season at home since 2005, a 7-6 win over Old Dominion. The Flames are 5-4 in season openers since then. The Atlanta Challenge Liberty joins Fordham and St. John s as the teams that will face three Atlanta, Ga. region teams, Georgia State, Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State, in the Atlanta Challenge. The three outside teams will face the three Atlanta teams on their home fi elds during the weekend. The schedule for the Challenge is as follows: Friday, Feb. 13 Fordham at Georgia State St. John s at Georgia Tech Liberty at Kennesaw State Saturday, Feb. 14 Liberty at Georgia State Fordam at Georgia Tech St. John s at Kennesaw State Sunday, Feb. 15 St. John s at Georgia State Liberty at Georgia Tech Fordham at Kennesaw State Four teams in this weekend s field have been ranked in the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper s Preseason Fabulous 40. Liberty (No. 23), Georgia Tech (No. 26), Kennesaw State ((No. 27) and St. John s (No. 29) all appear in the preseason poll. Liberty is scheduled to face St. John s next week at the Keith LeClair Classic at Greenville, N.C. Liberty is combined 4-4 all-time against the three Atlanta schools. Kennesaw State was the last of the three to face the Flames. Liberty opened the season at Kennesaw State in Alex Close - Preseason All-American and Big South Player of the Year Senior 1B Alex Close has been selected to the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American team by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and to the Perfect Game All-AmericanAmerican squad. In addition, Close was voted the Big South Preseason Player of the Year. Close was one of only two juniors to be selected to the Capital One Academic All-America fi rst team. He became one of three Liberty baseball player to be voted to a CoSIDA Academic All-America team and one of two to be named to the fi rst team. Close also was selected to the All-Big South fi rst team and also garnered inclusion on the VaSID All-State baseball and All-State Academics squads. A 27th round selection of the Kansas City Royals in the Major League Draft, Close lead the Flames with 45 RBI and a.408 batting average with runners in scoring position. Close enters the 2015 season ninth in program history with 26 career home runs. He has posted a.288 batting average and driven in 120 runs during his career.

8 Ashton Perritt- Preseason All-American Senior two-way player Ashton Perritt has been named a Preseason All-American by both Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and D1Baseball.com. Perritt garnered All-American mention as a relief pitcher on the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-America team by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. The right-hander was named to the initial NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List for D1Baseball.com selected Perritt a Preseason All-American as a utility player. The two-way player pitched and started in the outfi eld for the Flames in. As a relief pitcher, the right-hander was a member of the midseason NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List and selected to the Big South All-Conference second team, last season. He was also named to the VaSID All-State fi rst team as a utility player. Perritt posted a 1-2 record with 1.52 ERA and a career-high 12 saves over 29 2/3 innings, last season. His 12 saves were second in the Big South and the second most in a season by a Liberty pitcher. As an outfiel elder, he hit.279 with 24 RBIs and 39 runs scored in. He led Liberty with 18 stolen bases. Perrit was selected by the Atlanta Braves as a pitcher during the 17th round of the Major League Draft. Perritt enters 2015 ranked second all-time in program history with 22 career saves. He has led the Flames in saves each of the past two seasons. Runners in Scoring Position - Liberty fi nished, hitting.297 with runners in scoring position. Alex Close led the Flames with a.420 average with runners in scoring position. W/Runners in Scoring Position Avg. AB Hits RBIs Alex Close Dalton Britt Danny Grauer Dylan Allen Will Shepherd Ashton Perritt Team Liberty vs All-Time Vs. ATLANIC SUN Kennesaw St. is a member of the Atlantic Sun Conference (A-Sun). The Owls won the A-Sun title in. Liberty has a mark against the A-Sun s current membership since Liberty All-Time Against the A-Sun East Tennessee St Florida Gulf Coast Jacksonville Kennesaw St Lipscomb Mercer North Florida USC Upstate Stetson Total SUN BELT Georgia St. is a member of the Sun Belt Conference. Last season was the Panthers fi rst in the conference. Liberty has posted a 7-4 mark against the Sun Belt s current membership since Liberty All-Time Against the Sun Belt Appalachian St Arkansas - Little Rock (UALR) Arkansas St Georgia Southern Georgia St Louisiana - Lafayette Louisiana - Monroe South Alabama Texas - Arlington Texas St Troy Total W/Runners in Scoring Position & 2 Outs Avg. AB Hits RBIs Will Shepherd Danny Grauer Ashton Perritt Alex Close Dylan Allen Dalton Britt Team ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Georgia Tech is a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The Yellow Jackets won their ninth ACC Tournament title in. Liberty is scheduled to play seven games against ACC opponents this season and holds a record against the ACC s current membership since Liberty All-Time Against the ACC Boston College Clemson Duke Florida St Georgia Tech Louisville Miami, Fla North Carolina N.C. State Notre Dame Pittsburgh Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Total

9 A LOOK BACK AT The Flames are introduced before the NCAA Charlottesville, Virginia Regional. Liberty received its first at-large selection to a NCAA regional and made back-to-back regional appearances for the first time in program history in. The Liberty Flames made program history by competing in a NCAA Regionals in back-to-back seasons for the first time ever. Liberty earned selection to the NCAA Charlottesville, Va. Regional in, after participating in the NCAA Columbia, S.C. Regional in The Flames received the program s first ever at-large selection to an NCAA Regional in the 41-year history of Liberty baseball in. The Flames, who finished the year with a overall record, became only the second program in school history to obtain an at-large selection to a NCAA Division I postseason tournament/event. Liberty won 40 or more games for the fourth time in program history and the third time during head coach Jim Toman s seven- year tenure. The Flames 41 wins tied Toman s 2012 Liberty team for the second-most wins in program history. After capturing the Big South regular season title with a 23-3 record, Liberty became the first baseball team in conference history to sweep all of the league s major awards, as second baseman Ryan Seiz was named the Player of the Year, Trey Lambert the Pitcher of the Year and Scholar Athlete of the Year, Parker Bean the Freshman of the Year and Toman the Coach of the Year. Seiz would go on to be named to three All-American teams, while Bean would garner Freshman All-America honors. Below is a brief recap of the campaign. Flames Make Program History with Back-to-Back NCAA Regional Appearances With their selection to the NCAA Charlottesville, Va. Regional, Liberty made consecutive NCAA Regional fields for the first time in the 41-year history of the program. In 2013, the Flames won the Big South Championship and received the conference s automatic bid to the Columbia, S.C. Regional. Liberty made its fifth NCAA Regional appearance in. The Flames have also been to a regional in 1993, 1998, 2000 and 2013.

10 Liberty Claims First-Ever At-Large Selection For the first time in school history, the Flames received an at-large selection to an NCAA Regional in. The Liberty baseball team becomes only the second program in school history to receive an at-large selection to a NCAA Division I postseason tournament/event. The only other athletics team in Liberty history to obtain an at-large selection has been the men s golf team, which received at-large selections three times (2003, 2006 and 2013). Flames Among Nation s Best Liberty finished the year with mark and a.695 winning percentage. The Flames winning percentage ranked 22nd in the nation in. With 41 wins, the Flames tied with the 2012 Flames (41-19) for the second-most wins in a season. Liberty posted its highest RPI in program history of 39. Liberty Posts Fourth 40-Win Season With a record in, the Flames posted 40 or more wins in a season for the fourth time in school history. Liberty has won 40 or more games in a season in 1983, 2010, 2012 and. BACK-TO-BACK NCAA REGIONALS A LOOK BACK AT Ryan Seiz All-American and Big South Player of the Year Three of the four 40-plus win seasons have come during Big South Coach of the Year and current Flames head coach Jim Toman s tenure. Under Toman, Liberty previously recorded 40-win seasons in 2010 and The Flames posted a school record for wins during a season in 2010, while recording a mark in The only other time, the Flames collected 40 wins was in 1983 under Liberty s first head coach Al Worthington. The Flames posted a record during their run to an appearance in the NAIA National Tournament. Flames Ranked in National Polls The Flames appeared in all four national baseball polls during the season. Liberty was listed by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, National Collegiate Baseball Writers (NCBWA) and USA Today Coaches poll during the year. Liberty reached as high as No. 21 in the polls, as Baseball America had the Flames listed there in their May 12 poll. For the first time in program history, Liberty was ranked in one of the four national baseball polls during the regular season, when the Flames were ranked No. 30 by the NCBWA on April 14. Liberty made its first ever appearance in the Baseball America Top 25 on May 5, as the Flames were ranked No. 22. Trey Lambert Capital One Academic All- American and Big South Pitcher of the Year Liberty Claims Big South Regular Season Title with Program Record 23 Wins With a 7-1 win over Coastal Carolina on May 9, Liberty captured the Big South regular season title and clinched the No. 1 seed for the Big South Baseball Championship in Rock Hill, S.C. It is the third Big South regular-season title in program history and Liberty s first since The Flames also won the conference s regular season title in 1998 and Liberty claimed the title, winning a program-record 23 Big South games. The mark eclipses the 19 Big South wins by the 2010 Flames. The Flames won 20 consecutive conference games during the season, sweeping seven straight league series.

11 A LOOK BACK AT Parker Bean Freshman All-American, Big South Freshman of the Year and VaSID Rookie of the Year Flames Sweep Big South Honors Liberty became the first team in Big South history to sweep the conference awards in. 2B Ryan Seiz was named the Big South Player of the Year. Seiz becomes the third Liberty player to be named the Big South Player of the Year. He joins outfielder Keith Butler (2000) and infielder Jason Benham (1998) as Flames who have won the award. RHP Trey Lambert was selected the Big South Pitcher of the Year, becoming the first Liberty pitcher ever to garner the award. Lambert also was named the Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year, given by the conference s SIDs. RHP Parker Bean was named the Big South Freshman of the Year. The pitcher becomes the fourth Flame to be selected the conference s Freshman of the Year. The pitcher joins pitcher Tim Harrell (1995), outfielder Keith Butler (2000) and teammate Alex Close (2012) as Flames who have received the honor. Head Coach Jim Toman was a unanimous selection as the Big South Coach of the Year. It is the first for the Liberty head coach. He is the second Flames skipper to win the honor, as Dave Pastors was named the conference s Coach of the Year in Seven Flames Named to Big South All-Conference Team Liberty placed seven players on the Big South All-Conference team in, the most for the Flames since Catcher Danny Grauer, first baseman Alex Close, second baseman Ryan Seiz and pitchers Trey Lambert and Parker Bean were selected to the first team. Shortstop Dalton Britt and relief pitcher Ashton Perritt were named to the second team. It was the first time in program history the Flames have had five players voted to the first team and the third time that Liberty has had seven players named to the team. Six Flames Voted to VaSID All-State Team Six Flames were named to the VaSID University Division All-State Baseball team. The team is voted on by the Virginia Sports Information Directors. Second baseman Ryan Seiz, utility player Ashton Perritt and right-hander Trey Lambert were selected to the first team, while first baseman Alex Close, relief pitcher Matt Marsh and pitcher Parker Bean garnered second team honors. Bean also became the first Liberty player to be named the Commonwealth s Rookie of the Year. The six selections were the most in school history. Toman Guides Flames to Best Division I Mark over First Seven Years, Reaches 250th Win With the third 40-plus win season during his seven-year tenure, Jim Toman has recorded the best NCAA Division I winning percentage of any head coach in Liberty history with a.631 winning percentage. The Flames have averaged 38 wins a year during Toman s tenure, posting a record. Named the Big South Coach of the Year, Toman s Flames have recorded the best Big South Conference mark of any coach in school history with a mark (.669). Toman joined Al Worthington, who posted 343 wins during his 13 seasons at Liberty, as one of only two Liberty coaches to win over 250 games in program history, this past season. The Flames defeated Longwood, 10-4, on April 11 for Toman s milestone victory. The top three win totals in Liberty history have come under Toman, as he has led the Flames to three of the four 40-plus win seasons in program history. Along with this last season, Toman s Flames have posted 41 wins in 2012 and a school-record 43 victories in Head Coach Jim Toman Big South Coach of the Year

12 BACK-TO-BACK NCAA REGIONALS A LOOK BACK AT Pitching Makes Its Mark Sets ERA Record One of the key elements of head coach Jim Toman s team s success in was its mound corps. The Flames led the Big South Conference with a 2.62 ERA and finished the year ranked 14th nationally in the category. Liberty s ERA was the lowest in program history for a season. The 2012 Flames held the previous mark with a 3.04 ERA. Liberty also topped the Big South with nine shutouts. The Flames ranked 14th nationally in blankings. Liberty recorded six consecutive shutouts in Big South contests from March 28 - April 6. Liberty did not allow a run in a sweep of a three-game series at Presbyterian College, March 28-30, and during a three-game sweep of a series against VMI at Liberty Baseball Stadium, April 4-6. Liberty pitching held opponents to.221 batting average and allowed opponents 3.2 runs per game this season, the 12th fewest in the nation. Liberty Pitching Coach Garrett Quinn talks with pitcher Jared Lyons. The Flames pitching staff posted a 2.62 ERA, the lowest in program history, in. Four Flames Taken in MLB Draft Liberty had four players taken in the Major League Baseball Draft, concluded on June 7. Infielder Ryan Seiz and pitcher/outfielder Ashton Perritt were selected in the 17th round. Seiz was chosen by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and Perritt was drafted by the Atlanta Braves. Alex Close was selected as a catcher in the 27th round by the Kansas City Royals and pitcher Adam Parks was chosen in the 33rd round by the Texas Rangers. Liberty has had three or more players selected in each of the last four MLB Drafts, including 2011 when seven Flames were drafted to set a program record and tie the Big South Conference record. Liberty has had 17 players drafted over that span. Liberty has had 58 players selected in the MLB Draft during the 41-year history of its program. One or more Flames have been chosen in each draft since Right-hander pitcherd Matt Marsh and Trey Lambert later signed a free agent contracts. Marsh signed with the New York Yankees. and Lambert inked a contract with the Texas Rangers. Seiz Named to 3 All-America Teams The Big South Player of the Year Ryan Seiz was selected to three different All-America teams this past spring. Seiz was named to the Louisville Slugger, National Collegiate Baseball Writers (NCBWA) and the Rawlings/American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) NCAA Division I All-America teams, earning second team mention on each team. The junior became the first Liberty player to earn postseason Division I All- America honors in program history. Seiz also became the first Liberty player ever to be listed as a semifinalist for the Dick Howser Award, which the NCBWA gives annually to college baseball s top player. The second baseman also was a semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award, given to the collegiate baseball s breakout player of the year. One of only two Flames to start every game in, Seiz led the Big South in runs scored, home runs, slugging percentage and total bases. Named a Big South All-Conference first team member, he finished the year pacing Liberty in batting average (.351), runs scored (55), doubles (16), home runs (12), on base percentage (.429), total bases (137) and slugging percentage (.593). He also had 43 RBIs.. Ryan Seiz ACBA, Louisville Slugger and NCBWA All-American

13 A LOOK BACK AT Alex Close Capital One Academic All-America first team Lambert, Close Selected to Capital One Academic All-America Team Pitcher Trey Lambert and first baseman Alex Close were honored for their excellence in the classroom and on the baseball diamond by being selected to the Capital One Academic All-America Division I Baseball Team. The two become the second and third players in program history to be named to the nation s highest academic team and the first two be named to the first team. Third baseman Jason Benham was selected to the third team in The Big South Pitcher of the Year, Lambert, also was named the Big South Conference Men s Scholar-Athlete of the Year and the Big South Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The pitcher graduated in May with a 3.95 GPA in health promotions and was selected as the Rock Royer/Mac Rivera Award winner, honoring the top graduating senior student-athlete at Liberty University. Lambert tied the Liberty record and led the Big South with 11 wins in. The right-hander fashioned an 11-3 record with a 2.23 ERA over a career-high 109 innings. Close was one of only two juniors to be named to the 33-man squad. The first baseman also was selected to the Big South All-Conference first team. Close and Lambert were also named to the VaSID Academic All-State team. Trey Lambert Capital One Academic All-America first team Bean Named Freshman All-American, All-State Rookie of the Year Right-hander Parker Bean, the Big South Freshman of the Year, became the fifth Liberty freshman to be selected to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team. Bean also was voted the VaSID All-State Rookie of the Year, becoming the first Liberty player to be honored with the award. He was a second team allstate selection. A Big South All-Conference first team selection, Bean posted a 7-3 record with a 2.95 ERA, striking out a team-leading 78 and walking 36 batters over 73 1/3 innings in. Bean finished among the leaders in the Big South Conference in ERA, strikeouts and opponent batting average (.224). On April 6, the freshman came within two outs of a no-hitter in a 17-0 win over VMI. Lambert Ties Season Mark Goes Out in Style Senior pitcher Trey Lambert finished his career with a record-setting year in. The right-hander tied the Liberty record for wins in a season, posting an 11-3 mark. He ties former Flames Keegan Linza (2011) and Jason Jones (2002) on the program s season list. Lambert posted a 2.23 ERA over a career-high 109 innings. The team captain struck out 71 and walked 28 batters, while holding opponents to a.214 batting average. The senior s innings pitched rank fifth and ERA ranks sixth, respectively for a season in program history. Off the field, Lambert became one of only three Flames in program history to be named to the Capital One Academic All-American Team, being named to the first team. He was also selected the Big South Men s Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Big South Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. On the field, the team captain was named to the ACBA All-Atlantic Region team and listed on the National Pitcher of the Year Watch list. In addition, he was voted the Big South Pitcher of the Year and to the Big South All-Conference first team.

14 Ashton Perritt VaSID Utilty Player first team BACK-TO-BACK NCAA REGIONALS A LOOK BACK AT Two-Way Standout Perritt Second on All-Time Save List Utility player Ashton Perritt made his mark in. He was voted the Big South All-Conference second team relief pitcher, named to the midseason NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch list and was selected the first team utility player on the VaSID All-State team. Perritt finished his season with career-high 12 saves in. The right-hander reliever s save total rank second in program history. With 22 career saves, Perritt is second in Liberty history in the category. Josh Brey( ) tops the save list with 27. The junior went 1-2 with 1.52 ERA over 29 2/3 innings this past season. He finished second in the Big South in saves. In addition, the right-hander struck out 28 batters and walked five in 21 appearances. Selected by the Atlanta Braves in the MLB Draft, Perritt finished the year second all-time in Liberty history with 22 career saves. Perritt was selected to the NCAA Charlottesville All-Regional team as a center fielder and the Big South All-Tournament team as its utility player. The outfielder hit.279 with 24 RBIs and 39 runs scored. He led Liberty with 18 stolen bases. Perritt was a NCBWA and Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American at the utility position. Clowers and Marsh Form Formidable Bullpen Twosome Junior left-hander Shawn Clowers and senior right-hander Matt Marsh provided the Flames with quite a bullpen duo in. After appearing in 20 games and pitching 23 2/3 innings during his two seasons at Liberty, Clowers more than doubled his career numbers in. Clowers posted a 9-0 record with a 0.53 ERA over 54 1/3 innings and a team-high 23 appearances, all career-highs. His nine wins ranked third in the Big South and tied him for the most by a reliever in the conference. The left-hander was one of 36 players named a Gregg Olson Breakout Player of the Year Award semifinalist. Clowers did not allow a run over his first 24 2/3 innings of the season, yielding his first runs of the year on April 8. Meanwhile, Marsh saved his best season for his last, earning VaSID All-State second Shawn Clowers Gregg Olson Award Semifinalist team honors at season s end. Marsh finished the year with a 2-0 record with a 0.46 ERA and three saves over 39 innings and 20 appearances, all career highs. He struck out 51 and walked just nine batters. Matt Marsh VaSID All-State After allowing a run in his first appearance of on Feb. 18, the right-hander did not give up a run the rest of the season. Marsh did not yield a run over his final 19 appearances, spanning 37 2/3 innings

15 A LOOK BACK AT Liberty Baseball Stadium No. 5 in Best College Ballpark Experiences The Liberty Baseball Stadium, home of Liberty baseball for the past two seasons, was ranked No. 5 in best college ballpark experiences of by the Stadium Journey web site. Stadium Journey publishes reviews of sports stadiums from around the world and to date, has reviewed 1,928 different venues in 41 countries. The Liberty Baseball Stadium joined by Dudley Noble Field Home of Mississippi State, Russ Chandler Stadium Home of Georgia Tech, Mark Light Field at Alex Rodriguez Park Home of Miami (Fla.) and No. 1 Carolina Stadium Home of South Carolina in the top five. Liberty has posted a record (.770) at Liberty Baseball Stadium. Liberty averaged 1,467 fans per home date at Liberty Baseball Stadium this season. Liberty Award Winners ACBA All-America Team Ryan Seiz, 2B, second team Louisville Slugger All-America Team Ryan Seiz, 2B, second team NCBWA All-America Team Ryan Seiz, 2B, second team Capital One Academic All-America Team Trey Lambert, P, first team Alex Close, 1B, first team Louisville Slugger Preseason All-America Team Ashton Perritt, Utility, third team NCBWA Preseason All-America Team Ashton Perritt, Utility, second team Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalist Ryan Seiz Gregg Olson Breakout Player of the Year Semifinalist Shawn Clowers Ryan Seiz NCBWA Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List Ashton Perritt National Pitcher of the Year Watch List Trey Lambert Louisville Slugger Player of the Week Parker Bean (April 7) NCBWA Hitter of the Week Ryan Seiz (March 3) NCAA.com Performer of the Week Trey Lambert (April 1) Parker Bean (April 9) ABCA All-Atlantic Region Team Ryan Seiz, 2B, first team Trey Lambert, SP, second team ECAC All-Star Team Ryan Seiz, 2B VaSID All-State Rookie of the Year Parker Bean VaSID All-State Team Trey Lambert, SP, first team Ashton Perritt, Utility, first team Ryan Seiz, 2B, first team Parker Bean, SP, second team Alex Close, 1B, second team Matt Marsh, RP, second team VaSID All-Academic Team Alex Close Trey Lambert ECAC Players of the Week Trey Lambert (March 30) Ryan Seiz (March 30) Charlottesville, Va. All-Regional Team Ashton Perritt, OF Rock Royer/Mac Rivera Award Trey Lambert Liberty Baseball Stadium Ranked No. 5 Best College Ballpark Experiences by Stadium Journey The Flames average attendance ranked 43rd in the nation on the final NCBWA Attendance Report of the season. Liberty drew 38,142 fans (50th in total attendance) over 27 games at Liberty Baseball Stadium, this season. Since opening Liberty Baseball Stadium last season, the Flames have averaged 1,219 fans per game. Big South Men s Scholar-Athlete of the Year Trey Lambert Big South Player of the Year Ryan Seiz Big South Pitcher of the Year Trey Lambert Big South Freshman of the Year Parker Bean Big South Coach of the Year Jim Toman Big South Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year Trey Lambert Big South All-Conference Alex Close, INF, first team Parker Bean, P, first team Danny Grauer, INF, first team Trey Lambert, P, first team Ryan Seiz, INF, first team Dalton Britt, SS, second team Ashton Perritt, RP, second team Big South All-Tournament Team Dalton Britt, INF Ashton Perritt, Utility Big South Player of the Week Ryan Seiz (March 3, March 31) Big South Pitcher of the Week Shawn Clowers (March 24) Trey Lambert (March 31) Parker Bean (April 7) Danny Grauer Big South All-Conference Dalton Britt Big South All-Conference Alex Close Big South All-Conference

16 SEASON STATS LIBERTY BASEBALL Overall Statistics for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 22-5 Away: 14-8 Neutral: 5-5 Big South: 23-3 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 32 SEIZ, Ryan CLOSE, Alex BRITT, Dalton PERRITT, Ashton SHEPHERD, Will GRAUER, Danny LACIK, Nick SANKEY, Becker CLOWERS, Shawn BOSWELL, Nick ALLEN, Dylan KERANEN, Clay YACYK, Andrew SALISBURY, Nick KIMBLE, Jake BARBEE, Jake ROBERTS, Tray BREAM, Austin WEIKER, Russ Totals Opponents LOB - Team (450), Opp (420). DPs turned - Team (39), Opp (38). CI - Team (2), SANKEY, B. 2. IBB - Team (8), SEIZ, R. 5, BRITT, D. 3, Opp (17). Picked off - BRITT, D. 2, PERRITT, A. 1, ROBERTS, T. 1, SHEPHERD, W. 1, GRAUER, D. 1, SEIZ, R. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 13 LAMBERT, Trey / BEAN, Parker / FULGHUM, Blake / LYONS, Jared / SCOGGINS, David / GRAY, Robert / WEIKER, Russ / GRAUER, Danny / MARSH, Matt / PENNINGTON, Matt / CLOWERS, Shawn / PERRITT, Ashton / HERNDON, Carson / BLAYLOCK, Nate / STAFFORD, Michael / EVANS, Caleb / ALBRIGHT, Cody / PARKS, Adam / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (6), GRAUER, D. 6, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (17), LAMBERT, T. 5, GRAUER, D. 4, FULGHUM, B. 3, MARSH, M. 1, LYONS, J. 1, BEAN, P. 1, STAFFORD, M. 1, PENNINGTON 1, Opp (7). SBA/ATT - GRAUER, D. (39-51), FULGHUM, B. (8-12), BEAN, P. (4-8), LYONS, J. (5-7), LAMBERT, T. (4-6), MARSH, M. (5-6), PARKS, A. (6-6), SANKEY, B. (5-5), HERNDON, C. (4-4), PERRITT, A. (3-3), CLOWERS, S. (3-3), PENNINGTON (1-3), STAFFORD, M. (1-2), EVANS, C. (1-1), CLOSE, A. (1-1).

17 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME PITCHING LIBERTY BASEBALL Team Game-by-Game for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) Batting (All games) Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 14 at North Florida Feb 15 vs South Fla Feb 16 vs Richmond Feb 18 OLD DOMINION Feb 22 vs Ohio Feb 22 at UNCW Feb 23 vs Ohio Feb 23 at UNCW Feb 25 vs Missouri Mar 01 BALL STATE Mar 01 RIDER Mar 02 BALL STATE Mar 02 RIDER Mar 05 at Duke Mar 08 KENT STATE Mar 08 KENT STATE Mar 09 KENT STATE Mar 11 at Elon *Mar 14 CAMPBELL *Mar 15 CAMPBELL *Mar 15 CAMPBELL Mar 19 at Old Dominion *Mar 21 HIGH POINT *Mar 22 HIGH POINT *Mar 23 HIGH POINT *Mar 28 at Presbyterian College *Mar 29 at Presbyterian College *Mar 30 at Presbyterian College Apr 01 DUKE Apr 02 at Maryland *Apr 04 VMI *Apr 05 VMI *Apr 06 VMI Apr 08 RICHMOND *Apr 11 at Longwood *Apr 12 at Longwood *Apr 13 at Longwood Apr 14 VIRGINIA TECH *Apr 17 at Gardner-Webb *Apr 18 at Gardner-Webb Apr 22 at Clemson Apr 23 at North Carolina *Apr 25 UNC ASHEVILLE *Apr 26 UNC ASHEVILLE *Apr 27 UNC ASHEVILLE May 07 at Virginia *May 09 COASTAL CAROLINA *May 10 COASTAL CAROLINA *May 11 COASTAL CAROLINA May 13 ELON *May 16 at Radford *May 16 at Radford *May 17 at Radford May 20 vs Gardner-Webb May 22 vs High Point May 23 vs Radford May 24 at Winthrop May 30 vs Arkansas May 31 vs Bucknell Totals

18 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME BATTING LIBERTY BASEBALL Team Game-by-Game for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) Batting (All games) Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 14 at North Florida Feb 15 vs South Fla Feb 16 vs Richmond Feb 18 OLD DOMINION Feb 22 vs Ohio Feb 22 at UNCW Feb 23 vs Ohio Feb 23 at UNCW Feb 25 vs Missouri Mar 01 BALL STATE Mar 01 RIDER Mar 02 BALL STATE Mar 02 RIDER Mar 05 at Duke Mar 08 KENT STATE Mar 08 KENT STATE Mar 09 KENT STATE Mar 11 at Elon *Mar 14 CAMPBELL *Mar 15 CAMPBELL *Mar 15 CAMPBELL Mar 19 at Old Dominion *Mar 21 HIGH POINT *Mar 22 HIGH POINT *Mar 23 HIGH POINT *Mar 28 at Presbyterian College *Mar 29 at Presbyterian College *Mar 30 at Presbyterian College Apr 01 DUKE Apr 02 at Maryland *Apr 04 VMI *Apr 05 VMI *Apr 06 VMI Apr 08 RICHMOND *Apr 11 at Longwood *Apr 12 at Longwood *Apr 13 at Longwood Apr 14 VIRGINIA TECH *Apr 17 at Gardner-Webb *Apr 18 at Gardner-Webb Apr 22 at Clemson Apr 23 at North Carolina *Apr 25 UNC ASHEVILLE *Apr 26 UNC ASHEVILLE *Apr 27 UNC ASHEVILLE May 07 at Virginia *May 09 COASTAL CAROLINA *May 10 COASTAL CAROLINA *May 11 COASTAL CAROLINA May 13 ELON *May 16 at Radford *May 16 at Radford *May 17 at Radford May 20 vs Gardner-Webb May 22 vs High Point May 23 vs Radford May 24 at Winthrop May 30 vs Arkansas May 31 vs Bucknell Totals

19 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE STATS Conference statistics for LIBERTY (as of May 18, ) (Big South games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 23-3 Home: 14-1 Away: 9-2 Big South: 23-3 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 32 SEIZ, Ryan CLOSE, Alex GRAUER, Danny LACIK, Nick ALLEN, Dylan SHEPHERD, Will BRITT, Dalton PERRITT, Ashton SANKEY, Becker BOSWELL, Nick KERANEN, Clay BARBEE, Jake YACYK, Andrew KIMBLE, Jake ROBERTS, Tray SALISBURY, Nick BREAM, Austin WEIKER, Russ Totals Opponents LOB - Team (191), Opp (175). DPs turned - Team (19), Opp (17). IBB - Team (2), BRITT, D. 1, SEIZ, R. 1, Opp (6). Picked off - SEIZ, R. 1, GRAUER, D. 1, SHEPHERD, W. 1, BRITT, D. 1. (Big South games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 13 LAMBERT, Trey / BEAN, Parker / FULGHUM, Blake / MARSH, Matt / STAFFORD, Michael / LYONS, Jared / BLAYLOCK, Nate / GRAY, Robert / CLOWERS, Shawn / HERNDON, Carson / PERRITT, Ashton / PENNINGTON, Matt / ALBRIGHT, Cody / EVANS, Caleb / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (0), Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (7), FULGHUM, B. 3, LAMBERT, T. 2, PENNINGTON 1, MARSH, M. 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - GRAUER, D. (13-18), FULGHUM, B. (6-9), BEAN, P. (1-4), PENNINGTON (1-3), LAMBERT, T. (3-3), PERRITT, A. (2-2), SANKEY, B. (2-2), HERNDON, C. (1-1), MARSH, M. (1-1).

20 MISCELLANEOUS STATS LIBERTY BASEBALL Miscellaneous Stats for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) (All games) Multiple Hit Games Total 32 SEIZ, Ryan CLOSE, Alex BRITT, Dalton GRAUER, Danny SHEPHERD, Will PERRITT, Ashton LACIK, Nick SANKEY, Becker YACYK, Andrew ALLEN, Dylan KERANEN, Clay KIMBLE, Jake BARBEE, Jake TEAM Multiple RBI Games Total 32 SEIZ, Ryan GRAUER, Danny CLOSE, Alex BRITT, Dalton YACYK, Andrew SANKEY, Becker PERRITT, Ashton LACIK, Nick SHEPHERD, Will ALLEN, Dylan TEAM Hitting Streaks Longest Current 26 BRITT, Dalton GRAUER, Danny SHEPHERD, Will SEIZ, Ryan 9-12 CLOSE, Alex LACIK, Nick 7-17 PERRITT, Ashton KERANEN, Clay ALLEN, Dylan SANKEY, Becker YACYK, Andrew 3-11 BOSWELL, Nick 3-9 SALISBURY, Nick 3-1 KIMBLE, Jake 2-6 CLOWERS, Shawn ROBERTS, Tray 1-30 BARBEE, Jake 1 - Reached Base Streaks Longest Current 12 CLOSE, Alex BRITT, Dalton SHEPHERD, Will GRAUER, Danny SEIZ, Ryan SANKEY, Becker ALLEN, Dylan PERRITT, Ashton LACIK, Nick 7-3 KERANEN, Clay YACYK, Andrew 5-11 BOSWELL, Nick 4-9 SALISBURY, Nick 3-1 KIMBLE, Jake 3-5 BREAM, Austin BARBEE, Jake 1-10 ROBERTS, Tray 1-6 CLOWERS, Shawn 1 1

21 LIBERTY BASEBALL Games Summary for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) (All games) Score by innings EX Total LIBERTY Opponents Record when... Overall Conference 23-3 Non-Conference Home games 22-5 Away games 14-8 Neutral site 5-5 Day games Night games 11-5 vs Left starter 13-7 vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games 17-5 Extra innings 2-1 Shutouts 9-2 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 8-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 0-2 Scored in 1st inning 13-3 Opp. scored in 1st 8-9 Scores first 29-4 Opp. scores first After 6 leading trailing tied 3-0 After 7 leading trailing tied 5-1 After 8 leading trailing tied 3-1 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs 8-2 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 1-0 Made 0 errors error errors 10-7 Opp. made 0 errors error errors 14-3 Out-hit opponent 31-4 Out-hit by opponent 7-13 Hits are tied 3-1 Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Current losing streak: 3 Longest winning streak: 8 Longest losing streak: 3 Home attendance : ( 23 dates avg = 1441 ) Away attendance : ( 30 dates avg = 762 ) Total attendance: ( 53 dates avg = 1056 )

22 LIBERTY BASEBALL Individual Season/Career Summary for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 22-5 Away: 14-8 Neutral: 5-5 Big South: 23-3 SEASON CAREER Player Avg G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att Avg G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att 32 SEIZ, Ryan CLOSE, Alex BRITT, Dalton PERRITT, Ashton SHEPHERD, Will GRAUER, Danny LACIK, Nick SANKEY, Becker CLOWERS, Shawn BOSWELL, Nick ALLEN, Dylan KERANEN, Clay YACYK, Andrew SALISBURY, Nick KIMBLE, Jake BARBEE, Jake ROBERTS, Tray BREAM, Austin WEIKER, Russ Totals Opponents (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) SEASON CAREER Player ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO 13 LAMBERT, Trey BEAN, Parker FULGHUM, Blake LYONS, Jared SCOGGINS, David GRAY, Robert WEIKER, Russ GRAUER, Danny MARSH, Matt PENNINGTON, Matt CLOWERS, Shawn PERRITT, Ashton HERNDON, Carson BLAYLOCK, Nate STAFFORD, Michael EVANS, Caleb ALBRIGHT, Cody PARKS, Adam Totals Opponents

23 GAME HIGHS TEAM Batting At bats: 55 at Old Dominion (Mar 19, ) Runs scored: 17 vs Campbell (Mar 14, ) 17 vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Hits: 21 vs VMI (Apr 06, ) RBIs: 17 vs Campbell (Mar 14, ) 17 vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Doubles: 7 vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Triples: 2 vs Ball State (Mar 01, ) 2 vs High Point (Mar 21, ) Home runs: 3 vs Duke (Apr 01, ) Total bases: 28 at UNCW (Feb 22, ) 28 vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Walks: 9 vs Ball State (Mar 01, ) Strikeouts: 13 at Duke (Mar 05, ) 13 at Maryland (Apr 02, ) Sac hits: 3 vs Richmond (Feb 16, at Jacksonville, Fla.) 3 at Presbyterian College (Mar 28, ) Sac fl ies: 2 vs Ball State (Mar 01, ) 2 vs High Point (Mar 22, ) 2 at Longwood (Apr 12, ) Stolen bases: 4 at Longwood (Apr 12, ) Hit by pitch: 4 vs Old Dominion (Feb 18, ) 4 vs Campbell (Mar 14, ) Caught stealing: 2 vs Old Dominion (Feb 18, ) 2 vs Ohio (Feb 22, at Wilmington, N.C.) 2 vs Gardner-Webb (May 20, at Rock Hill, S.C.) Runners LOB: 15 at Old Dominion (Mar 19, ) Hit into DP: 4 vs UNC Asheville (Apr 26, ) Fielding Putouts: 48 at Old Dominion (Mar 19, ) Assists: 19 vs Campbell (Mar 15, ) Errors: 4 at North Florida (Feb 14, ) 4 vs Ohio (Feb 22, at Wilmington, N.C.) Passed balls: 2 at Maryland (Apr 02, ) DPs turned: 2 (6 times) Pitching Innings pitched: 16.0 at Old Dominion (Mar 19, ) Runs allowed: 11 at North Florida (Feb 14, ) 11 at UNCW (Feb 23, ) Earned runs: 11 at UNCW (Feb 23, ) Walks allowed: 9 vs Richmond (Feb 16, at Jacksonville, Fla.) Strikeouts: 16 vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Hits allowed: 13 at North Florida (Feb 14, ) 13 vs High Point (Mar 21, ) 13 vs High Point (May 22, at Rock Hill, S.C.) Doubles allowed: 3 (7 games ) Triples allowed: 1 (10 games ) Homers allowed: 2 vs. Richmond (Apr 09, ) Wild pitches: 5 vs Campbell (Mar 15, ) Hit batters: 3 at UNCW (Feb 23, ) INDIVIDUAL Batting At bats: 8 LACIK, Nick at Old Dominion (Mar 19, ) Runs scored: 4 LACIK, Nick vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Hits: 5 SEIZ, Ryan vs Campbell (Mar 15, ) RBIs: 5 CLOSE, Alex vs Rider (Mar 02, ) Doubles: 3 SEIZ, Ryan at Presbyterian College (Mar 28, ) 3 LACIK, Nick vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Triples: 1 (8 games ) Home runs: 2 CLOSE, Alex at UNCW (Feb 22, ) Total bases: 9 CLOSE, Alex at UNCW (Feb 22, ) 9 SEIZ, Ryan vs Campbell (Mar 15, ) Walks: 3 LACIK, Nick vs Ball State (Mar 02, ) 3 ALLEN, Dylan at Longwood (Apr 13, ) Strikeouts: 4 BRITT, Dalton at Duke (Mar 05, ) Sac hits: 2 SHEPHERD, Will vs High Point (Mar 23, ) 2 ALLEN, Dylan vs VMI (Apr 04, ) Sac fl ies: 2 SANKEY, Becker at Longwood (Apr 12, ) Stolen bases: 2 PERRITT, Ashton vs Richmond (Feb 16, at Jacksonville, Fla.) 2 SHEPHERD, Will at Longwood (Apr 12, ) 2 PERRITT, Ashton vs UNC Asheville (Apr 25, ) 2 PERRITT, Ashton at Radford - 2 (May 16, ) Hit by pitch: 2 GRAUER, Danny vs Old Dominion (Feb 18, ) 2 PERRITT, Ashton vs Old Dominion (Feb 18, ) 2 SANKEY, Becker at Elon (Mar 11, ) Caught stealing: 1 (20 games ) Runners LOB: 5 (4 games ) Fielding Putouts: 18 CLOSE, Alex vs Campbell (Mar 15, ) Assists: 8 BRITT, Dalton at Longwood (Apr 12, ) Errors: 2 (4 games ) Passed balls: 2 GRAUER, Danny at Maryland (Apr 02, ) Pitching Innings pitched: 9.0 (6 times) Runs allowed: 8 HERNDON, Carson at UNCW (Feb 23, ) Earned runs: 8 HERNDON, Carson at UNCW (Feb 23, ) Walks allowed: 6 HERNDON, Carson vs Campbell (Mar 15, ) Strikeouts: 16 BEAN, Parker vs VMI (Apr 06, ) Hits allowed: 12 LAMBERT, Trey vs High Point (Mar 21, ) Doubles allowed: 3 FULGHUM, Blake vs Ball State (Mar 02, ) 3 FULGHUM, Blake vs UNC Ashevile (Apr 26, ) Triples allowed: 1 (6 games ) Homers allowed: 1 (5 games ) Wild pitches: 2 (4 games ) Hit batters: 2 HERNDON, Carson at UNCW (Feb 23, ) 2 BEAN, Parker vs UNC Asheville (Apr 27, ) 2 PERRITT, Ashton vs Winthrop (May 24, )

24 PLAYER GAME-BY-GAME BATTING AB-R-H-RBI #33 #30 #26 #12 #20 #3 #1 #8 #17 #10 #9 #22 #32 #34 #39 Opponent Date ALLEN,D BARBEE,J BRITT,D CLOSE,A GRAUER,D KERANEN, KIMBLE,J LACIK,N PERRITT,A ROBERTS, SALISBUR SANKEY,B SEIZ,R SHEPHER YACYK,A North Florida Feb Def South Fla. Feb Def Richmond Feb Def Def Old Dominion Feb Ohio Feb Def UNCW Feb Ohio Feb Def UNCW Feb Missouri Feb Def Def Ball State Mar Rider Mar Def Def Ball State Mar Def Def Rider Mar 02 Def Def Duke Mar Kent State Mar Def Kent State Mar Def Kent State Mar Def Def Elon Mar Def Def Campbell Mar Campbell Mar Campbell Mar Def Old Dominion Mar Def High Point Mar Def High Point Mar High Point Mar Presbyterian College Mar Presbyterian College Mar Def Def Presbyterian College Mar Def Def Duke Apr Def Maryland Apr VMI Apr VMI Apr VMI Apr Richmond Apr Def Longwood Apr Longwood Apr Longwood Apr Virginia Tech Apr Gardner-Webb Apr Def Def Gardner-Webb Apr Clemson Apr Def North Carolina Apr UNC Asheville Apr Def UNC Asheville Apr Def UNC Asheville Apr Def Virginia May Def Coastal Carolina May Coastal Carolina May Coastal Carolina May Elon May Radford May Def Radford May Radford May Def Gardner-Webb May High Point May Radford May Def Winthrop May Def Arkansas May 30 Def Bucknell May

25 STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER Date OPP Perritt Lacik Grauer Seiz Close Britt Kimble Keranen Roberts 2/15 vs. USF Perritt Lacik Grauer Seiz Close Britt Allen Salisbury Roberts 2/16 vs. Richmond Perritt Lacik Grauer Seiz Britt Sankey Shepherd Kimble Keranen 2/18 ODU Perritt Lacik Seiz Britt Grauer Salisbury Roberts Close Keranen 2/22 vs. Ohio Peritt Lacik Seiz Yacyk Close Britt Bream Kimble Keranen UNCW Perritt Lacik Seiz Yacyk Grauer Close Kimble Britt Keranen 2/23 vs. Ohio Perritt Lacik Seiz Yacyk Grauer Close Salisbury Britt Allen UNCW Perritt Lacik Seiz Britt Close Allen Shepard Sankey Salisbury 2/25 vs. Missouri Perritt Lacik Seiz Britt Grauer Close Kimble Yacyk Keranen 3/1 Ball State Perritt Lacik Seiz Britt Grauer Close Yacyk Kimble Keranen 3/1 Rider Perritt Lacik Seiz Grauer Sankey Britt Yacyk Kimble Keranen 3/2 Ball State Perritt Lacik Seiz Sankey Yacyk Britt Grauer Close Keranen 3/2 Rider Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Yacyk Close Britt Keranen Perritt Duke Lacik Shepherd Seiz Britt Yacyk Grauer Close Keranen Perritt 3/8 Kent St. - 1 Lacik Shepherd Seiz Close Grauer Yacyk Britt Keranen Perritt 3/8 Kent St. - 2 Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Close Britt Yacyk Allen Perritt 3/9 Kent St. Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Close Britt Grauer Allen Perritt Elon Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Close Britt Grauer Allen Perritt 3/14 Campbell Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 3/15 Campbell - 1 Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 3/15 Campbell - 2 Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Dominion Lacik Shepherd Seiz Yacyk Close Grauer Britt Perritt Keranen 3/21 High Point Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 3/22 High Point Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 3/23 High Point Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Shepherd Allen Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Yayck Perrit 4/1 Duke Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perrit Maryland Shepherd Allen Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Yacyk Perritt 4/4 VMI Shepherd Allen Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Yacyk Perritt 4/5 VMI Shepherd Allen Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Yacyk Perritt 4/6 VMI Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 4/8 Richmond Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 4/14 Virginia Tech Shepherd Allen Seiz Sankey Close Grauer Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Allen Seiz Sankey Close Grauer Britt Yacyk Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Barbee Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Carolina Shepherd Alllen Seiz Sankey Close Grauer Britt Yacyk Perritt 4/25 UNC Asheville Shepherd Kimble Seiz Sankey Close Grauer Britt Yacyk Perritt 4/26 UNC Asheville Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 4/27 UNC Asheville Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/9 Coastal Carolina Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/10 Coastal Carolina Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Grauer Close Britt Kimble Roberston 5/11 Coastal Carolina Shepherd Keranen Seiz Sankey Close Grauer Yacyk Britt Perritt 5/13 Elon Shepherd Keranen Seiz Sankey Close Grauer Yacyk Britt Perritt 5/15 Radford -1 Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/15 Radford - 2 Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/16 Radford Lacik Shepherd Seiz Barbee Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/20 Gardner-Webb Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/22 High Point Lacik Shepherd Seiz Sankey Britt Close Grauer Allen Perritt 5/23 Radfrod Perritt Shepherd Seiz Close Grauer Britt Yacyk Allen Lacik 5/24 Winthrop Perritt Shepherd Seiz Close Grauer Britt Yacyk Allen Lacik 5/30 Arkansas Perritt Shepherd Seiz Close Yacyk Britt Grauer Kimble Lacik 5/31 Bucknell Perritt Shepherd Seiz Close Grauer Yacyk Sankey Britt Kimble

26 STARTERS BY POSITION Date OPP C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH UNF Close Seiz Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Roberts Grauer 2/15 vs. USF Grauer Close Salisbury Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Roberts Seiz 2/16 vs. Richmond Sankey Seiz Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Shepherd Grauer 2/18 Old Dominion Grauer Close Salisbury Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Roberts Seiz 2/22 vs. Ohio Close Yacyk Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Bream Seiz UNCW Grauer Close Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Yacyk Seiz 2/23 vs. Ohio Grauer Close Salisbury Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Yacyk Seiz UNCW Sankey Close Salisbury Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepard Seiz 2/25 vs. Missouri Grauer Close Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Yacyk Seiz 3/1 Ball State Grauer Close Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Yacyk Seiz 3/1 Rider Grauer Seiz Kimble Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Yacyk Sankey 3/2 Ball State Grauer Close Seiz Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Yacyk Sankey 3/2 Rider Sankey Close Seiz Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk Duke Grauer Close Seiz Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 3/8 Kent St. - 1 Grauer Close Seiz Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 3/8 Kent St. - 2 Sankey Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 3/9 Kent St. Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Elon Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 3/14 Campbell Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 3/15 Campbell - 1 Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 3/15 Campbell - 2 Sankey Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Grauer Old Dominion Grauer Close Seiz Britt Keranen Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 3/21 High Point Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 3/22 High Point Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 3/23 High Point Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/1 Duke Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Maryland Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/4 VMI Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/5 VMI Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/6 VMI Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/8 Richmond Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/14 Virginia Tech Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Barbee Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Carolina Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/25 UNC Asheville Grauer Close Seiz Kimble Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/26 UNC Asheville Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 4/27 UNC Asheville Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/9 Coastal Carolina Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/10 Coastal Carolina Grauer Close Seiz Kimble Britt Lacik Robertson Shepherd Sankey 5/11 Coastal Carolina Grauer Close Seiz Keranen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/13 Elon Grauer Close Seiz Keranen Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/15 Radford -1 Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/15 Radford - 2 Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/16 Radford Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Barbee 5/20 Gardner-Webb Graurer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/22 High Point Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Sankey 5/23 Radford Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 5/24 Winthrop Grauer Close Seiz Allen Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 5/30 Arkansas Grauer Close Seiz Kimble Britt Lacik Perritt Shepherd Yacyk 5/31 Bucknell Grauer Close Seiz Kimble Britt Yacyk Perritt Shepherd Sankey

27 INHERITED RUNNERS LIBERTY BASEBALL Inherited Runners/Scored Breakdown for LIBERTY (as of Jan 29, 2015) (All games) #35 #55 #24 #6 #40 #27 #20 #23 #13 #16 #31 #25 #21 #17 #19 Opponent Date Albright,c Bean,p Blaylock,n Clowers,s Evans,c Fulghum,b Grauer,d Herndon,c Lambert,t Lyons,j Marsh,m Parks,a Pennington Perritt,a Stafford,m North Florida Feb 14 1/ Start 0/ South Fla. Feb Start / Richmond Feb /1 Start... 2/0... 0/0 3/3 0/0... Old Dominion Feb Start / /3... Ohio Feb Start 0/ / /0... UNCW Feb Start Ohio Feb / /0... Start UNCW Feb /0... 0/ Start / Missouri Feb Start /0... Ball State Mar /0... 0/ Start Rider Mar Start / /0... Ball State Mar 02 0/ Start / Rider Mar / Start /0 0/ Duke Mar / Start /0... Kent State Mar Start... 1/ Kent State Mar Start /0... Kent State Mar /0 0/ Start / Elon Mar Start 0/ /0... Campbell Mar 14 0/ / Start / Campbell Mar /0... Start Campbell Mar Start... 0/ / /0... Old Dominion Mar /0... 0/ Start High Point Mar / Start... 0/ /0... High Point Mar /1... Start /0 High Point Mar Start... 3/ Presbyterian College Mar Start Presbyterian College Mar / Start... 0/ /0 Presbyterian College Mar Start... 0/ / Duke Apr /0... Start / Maryland Apr / Start... 0/0... 0/0 3/3 VMI Apr Start VMI Apr /0... Start / VMI Apr Start / Richmond Apr / Start /0... Longwood Apr Start /0 Longwood Apr Start Longwood Apr Start Virginia Tech Apr Start 1/ Gardner-Webb Apr Start Gardner-Webb Apr /0... Start /0... Clemson Apr Start... 0/ / /0... North Carolina Apr 23 0/ Start /0 UNC Asheville Apr Start... 2/ /0... UNC Asheville Apr /0... Start /0... UNC Asheville Apr Start... 0/ / Virginia May /3 0/ Start 0/0 2/1... 0/0... Coastal Carolina May 09 0/ Start Coastal Carolina May Start / Coastal Carolina May Start... 0/ / Elon May 13 2/ / /0 0/0 Start... 0/0 Radford May Start / Radford May /0 0/0 Start / Radford May Start... 1/ / /0... Gardner-Webb May / Start... 1/ High Point May /0 2/1 0/0 Start /0... 0/0 0/0 Radford May Start... 0/ / /0... Winthrop May / Start 0/ /2... Arkansas May Start... 1/ Bucknell May Start... 2/ / Totals 7 5 / 2 7 3/2 0/0 2/0 19/5 1/0 9/1 2/1 0/0 0/0 6/1 16/5 2/1 4/3 8/5 3/3

28 PITCHERS TALLY - LIBERTY RECORD BY STARTING PITCHER PITCHER RECORD PCT. Trey Lambert Parker Bean Carson Herndon Blake Fulghum Jared Lyons Adam Parks Matt Pennington LIBERTY RUNS IN GAMES STARTED PITCHER STARTS AVG. Trey Lambert High: 17 runs, Campbell, 3/14 Low: 2 runs, vs Arkansas, 5/30 Parker Bean High: 17 runs, VMI, 4/5 Low: 1 run, vs. South Florida, 2/15 Blake Fulghum High: 9 runs, at Radford - 2, 5/16 Low: 2 runs, vs. Missouri, 2/25 Carson Herndon High: 11 runs, vs. Richmond, 2/16 Low: 0 runs, at UNCW, 2/23 Jared Lyons High: 10 runs, Richmond, 4/8 Low: 1 run, at Old Dominion, 3/19, at North Carolina, 4/23 Adam Parks High: 4, vs. Ohio, 3/27 Low:... Matt Pennigton High: 6, vs. Elon, 5/13 Low:... BIG INNINGS FOUR-PLUS RUNS LIBERTY DATE OPP INN. RUNS RESULT 2/22 vs. Ohio 3 4 W/ W/ W/14-6 3/1 Ball State 2 4 W/ /1 Ball State 4 4 W/ /2 Rider 1 5 W/ W/ 8-2 3/9 Kent St. 2 4 W/ 9-1 3/14 Campbell 4 10 W/ /14 Campbell 5 4 W/ /15 Campbell W/ 5-1 3/21 High Point 4 4 W/ W/ 5-0 4/6 VMI 1 5 W/ /6 VMI 4 4 W/ /6 VMI 5 4 W/ /8 Richmond 2 4 W/ W/ W/ W/ 5-1 5/9 Coastal Carolina 4 5 W/ W/ 9-4 OPPONENT 3 6 L/ L/4-11 2/23 vs. Ohio 1 4 L/5-4 3/15 Campbell L/ 5-6 (13) 6 5 L/ 3-8 4/13 Elon 6 4 L/ L/ 5-6 HOME RUN LISTING DATE PLAYER OPP. INN. ON BASE OUT RESULT 2/14 Danny L/ /16 Ryan Seiz vs. Richmond W/ /22 Ryan Seiz vs. Ohio W/ 8-5 2/22 Andrew Yacyk vs. Ohio W/ 8-5 2/22 Alex W/ /22 Alex W/ /23 Danny Grauer vs. Ohio L/ 4-5 3/2 Ryan Seiz Rider W/ /14 Ryan Seiz Campbell W/ /15 Ryan Seiz Campbell L/ 5-6 (13) 3/29 Ryan W/ 8-0 3/29 Alex W/ 8-0 3/30 Alex W/ 8-0 3/30 Danny W/ 8-0 4/1 Alex Close Duke W/4-3 4/1 Andrew Yacyk Duke W/ 4-3 4/1 Ryan Seiz Duke W/ 4-3 4/11 Becker W/ /11 Ryan W/ /12 Ryan W/ 8-5 4/13 Danny W/ 6-1 4/14 Andrew Yacyk Virginia Tech L/ 3-4 4/14 Ryan Seiz Virginia Tech L/ 3-4 4/17 Danny W/ 5-1 4/22 Danny W/ 4-3 4/25 Ryan Seiz UNC Asheville W/ 4-2 4/26 Becker Sankey UNC Asheville W/ 4-3 4/27 Alex Close UNC Asheville W/ 4-3 5/13 Ashton Perritt Elon L/ 6-7 5/16 Alex L/ 1-4 5/17 Ashton L/ 3-4 5/23 Alex Close vs. Radford W/ 4-3 5/23 Ryan Seiz vs. Radford W/ 4-3 5/24 Will Shepherd vs Winthrop L /5-6 5/24 Andrew Yacyk vs. Winthrop L/ 5-6 5/31 Alex Close vs. Bucknell L/2-5

29 PLAYER NOTES #1 JAKE KIMBLE INF, So. SEASON:.167 CAREER:.181 #3 CLAY KERANEN INF, Jr, SEASON:.254 CAREER: BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Started 11 games, seven games at second base and four at third base Entered the game as a defensive replacement for the fi rst time in career as center fi elder during 13-inning game vs. Campbell, 3/ Started 34 games at third base Went 3-for-4 with a stolen base and two runs scored in 8-3 win over Clemson at the NCAA Columbia Regional, 5/31 Drove in a career-high three runs on two hits in 9-8 win over Coastal Carolina in Game 12 of Big South Tournament, 5/24 Made fi rst college start in game 1 of a doubleheader vs. Longwood, 3/30 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A TOT CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 3, vs. Clemson, 5/31/13 RUNS: 2, vs. Clemson, 5/31/13 RBI: 3, at Coastal Carolina, 5/24/13 HIT STREAK: 2 games, two times, last time 2/16-2/22/14 #2 NICK PAXTON OF, Sr. SEASON:.248 CAREER:.248 Received medical redshirt 2013 Has started 45 games, 44 in right fi eld and one as designated hitter Has been hit by a pitch 19 times - second in the Big South Tied for fi fth in the Big South in stolen bases Had two hits and drove in two runs in Game 6 of Big South Tournament vs. Charleston Southern, 5/22 Hit by pitch for the 12th time with bases loaded and two out to give Liberty a 12-11, 10th inning win over James Madison, 4/9 Collected three hits, including a RBI triple and scored two runs in win over Longwood, 3/29 Went 4-for-4 and hit for the fi rst cycle by a Liberty player since 2006 in a 6-4 win over Army, 3/1 His fi rst home run of the season was also the fi rst in Liberty Baseball Stadium history, 3/1 Scored three times at East Carolina, 2/27 Made fi rst Liberty start on opening day, 2/15 Transfer from Mount Hood Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 4, Army, 3/1/13 RUNS: 3, two times RBI: 2, two times HIT STREAK: 6 games, 2/17-3/1/13 Has started 15 contests, 13 at shortstop and two at third base Had two hits and a RBI in victory over Coastal Carolina, 5/11 Collected two hits and scored a run vs. Old Dominion, 2/18 Had two hits, a double and a RBI in win vs. Richmond, 2/16 Transfer from Florence Darlington Tech, where he played two years Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 2, three times, last time vs. Coastal Carolina, 5/11/14 RUNS: 1, fi ve times, last time vs. Rider, 3/1/14 RBI: 1, four times, last time vs. Coastal Carolina, 5/11/14 HIT STREAK: 4 games, 3/1-3/2/14 #5 AUSTIN BREAM OF, Jr. SEASON:.000 CAREER:.000 Has started one game in right fi eld Received fi rst collegiate start vs. Ohio, 2/ Saw action in nine games Drove in a run with a sacrifi ce fl y in a 9-0 victory over Siena (3/3) Walked and scored a run against South Carolina in NCAA Columbia, S.C. Regional (6/1) Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A TOT CAREER HIGHS: HITS: N/A RUNS: 1, two times, last time vs Campbell, 3/14/14 RBI: 1, Siena, 3/3/13 HIT STREAK: N/A #7 SAMMY TAORMINA 3B, So, SEASON: CAREER:.212 Received a medical redshirt 2013 Started 11 games this season, 10 at third base and one as the designated hitter Had four hits, including fi rst collegiate home run and two doubles, and three RBI at Old Dominion, 4/24 Collected fi rst multiple-hit game in start against Penn State, 2/24 Drove in a run with a sacrifi ce fl y in fi rst collegiate start in game one of DH at South Carolina, 217 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 4, at Old Dominion, 4/24/13 RUNS: 2, at Old Dominion, 4/24/13 RBI: 3, at Old Dominion, 4/24/13 HIT STREAK: 3, 2/24-3/3/13

30 #8 NICK WALKER C, Jr, SEASON: CAREER: Previous School Transfer to Liberty after attending Eastern Oklahoma State during the academic year and Cal Albert State during the academic year NJCAA Academic All-American Larry Stone Award, top male athlete at Eastern Oklahoma State Selected as a Region II Division I Gold Glove winner at catcher Hit.326 with fi ve home runs, 38 RBI and 47 runs scored in #9 NICK SALISBURY INF, So. SEASON:.190 CAREER:.190 Has started four games at second base Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 1, four times, the last vs. Ohio, 2/23/14 RUNS: 1, two times, the last vs. Rider, 3/2/14 RBI: 1, two times, the last vs. Ohio, 2/23/14 HIT STREAK: 3 games, 2/15-18/14 #10 TRAY ROBERTS OF, So. SEASON:.050 CAREER:.050 Has started three games in right fi eld and one in center fi eld As defensive replacement, reached on a sacrifi ce bunt and scored in 4-1 win at Gardner-Webb, 4/18 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 1, vs. Old Dominion, 2/18/14 RUNS: 1, at UNCW, 2/22/14 RBI: 1, vs. Ball State, 3/1/14 HIT STREAK: N/A #11 JOSH CLOSE OF, Fr. SEASON: CAREER: 2015 Brother Alex is an infi elder for the Flames Prep Graduate of Spain Park High School Broke the school record for career stolen bases with 55 Two-time All-Shelby County team member Two-time Hoover South team member Selected to play in the North/South All-Star game #12 ALEX CLOSE 1B, Sr. SEASON:.324 CAREER: PRESEASON LOUISVILLE SLUGGER ALL-AMERICAN 2015 PRESEASON PERFECT GAME ALL-AMERICAN 2015 BIG SOUTH PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR MLB DRAFT SELECTION CAPITAL ONE ALL-AMERICAN FIRST TEAM BIG SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM BIG SOUTH PLAYER OF THE WEEK FOR APRIL 22-28, NCBWA FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN 2012 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN 2012 BIG SOUTH FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2015 Named to the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American second team Selected to the Perfect Game Preseason All-American third team Voted Big South Preseason Player of the Year by the conference head coaches Brother Josh is an outfi elder for the Flames Drafted in the 27th round of the MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals One of two juniors to be selected to the Capital One All-American fi rst team Named to the Big South All-Conference fi rst team Has started 57 games, 55 at fi rst base and two at catcher Tied for second in Big South in RBI Among Big South top 10 in home runs, total bases and slugging percentage. Led the Flames in RBI and a.415 batting average with runners in scoring position Hit solo home run vs. Bucknell at the NCAA Charlottesville, Va. Regional 5/31 Had two hits, including a home run, and scored twice in 4-3 win over Radford in Game 10 of the Big South Baseball Championship, 5/23 Collected two hits, including a home run at Radford in game one of a doubleheader, 5/16 Had a walk-off single and also hit a solo home run in 4-3 win over UNC Asheville, 4/27 Reached base in 28 consecutive games (2/25-4/13) Posted fi rst four-hit game of career and scored three times in win vs. VMI, 4/6 Hit a solo home run in three consecutive games 3/29-4/1 Went 3-for-4 with two doubles and four RBI in win over Kent State, 3/8 Drove in fi ve runs with three hits in win over Rider, 3/2 Collected three hits, two home runs and three RBI in win over UNCW, 2/ Started 60 games at fi rst base and one at catcher this season Had two hits, including a solo home run in 8-3 victory over Clemson at NCAA Columbia, S.C. Regional (May 31) Had back-to-back two-hit games, scoring two runs in each contest vs. Coastal Carolina in Games of the Big South Championship, 5/24 Doubled and scored winning run in 2-1 win over Charleston Southern in Game 6 of Big South Championship, 5/22 Had three hits, including a grand slam, and drove in a career-high six runs at Old Dominion, 4/24 Had two hits and scored three times at Georgia, 3/ Made 49 starts - 46 at fi rst base, three as the DH and one as a pitcher Led the Big South in home runs with 14 Set a new Big South and Liberty record for most home runs in a season by a freshman Home run total tied for the seventh most in program history Had the longest hitting streak by a Flame in 2012, 11 games, 3/30-4/16 Third in the conference in slugging percentage, sixth in RBI (47) and fi fth in total bases (117) Hit a grand slam in win over Gardner-Webb, March 23. Hit the fi rst two home runs of his collegiate career at Old Dominion, 3/6

31 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A TOT CAREER HIGHS HITS: 4, VMI, 4/6/14 RUNS: 3, three times, last VMI, 4/6/14 RBI: 6, at Old Dominion, 4/24/13 HIT STREAK: 11 games, 3/30-4/16/12 #13 THOMAS YODER C, Fr. SEASON: CAREER: Prep Graduate of Green Hope High School Two-time all-state fi rst team Two-time all-metro fi rst team Three-time Tri 9 All-Conference fi rst team Four-time Tri 9 Academic All-Conference team Two-time team MVP Team Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore Team Offensive Player of the Year as a senior Hit over.400 during his three seasons #17 ASHTON PERRITT OF/RHP, Sr. SEASON:.279 CAREER: NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2015 D1BASEBALL.COM PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - UTILITY 2015 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - RELIEF PITCHER MLB DRAFT SELECTION VaSID All-STATE FIRST TEAM - UTILITY BIG SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM - RELIEF PITCHER BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM NCBWA PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - UTILITY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - UTILITY NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR AWARD WATCH LIST 2013 BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT MVP 2015 Named to Initial NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Selected to the D1Baseball.com Preseason All-American as utility player Named to the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American team as a relief pitcher A 17th round selection of the Atlanta Braves in the MLB Draft Named to Big South All-Conference second team as a relief pitcher Has started 58 games in center fi eld Sixth in the Big South in stolen bases Named to the NCAA Charlottesville All-Regional team as an outfi elder Had two hits and scored a run against Bucknell at NCAA Charlottesville Regional 5/31 Collected two hits, a RBI and a run scored at Winthrop in Game 10 of the Big South Baseball Championship, 5/24 Had two hits, a double, a RBI and a run scored in 3-0 win over Gardner- Webb in Game 4 of Big South Baseball Championship, 5/20 Collected two hits, including a home run at Radford, 5/17 Went 4-for-4 with homer, tying career high with three RBI vs. Elon, 5/13, good for fi rst career four-hit game Had two hits, a triple, two RBI and two runs scored vs. Richmond, 4/8 Went 2-for-4 with a career-high three RBI vs. VMI, 4/6 Collected two hits, walked twice and scored three times at Duke, 3/5 Had two hits, a RBI double and a run scored in win vs. Richmond, 2/ Made 39 starts, 36 as an OF, two as the DH and one as pitcher Also made 22 appearances as a pitcher Hit.400 with 10 hits, fi ve RBI and two home runs in six games during the 2013 Big South Baseball Championship to earn MVP honors Also recorded four saves, not allowing a run as pitcher in the fi ve appearances Posted 20 multiple-hit games Collected his seventh three-hit game of season and knocked in the winning run in 2-1 Big South Title Game win over Campbell, 5/25 Collected three hits and scored a career-high four runs, both career highs in win over West Virginia, 4/13. Hit the fi rst home run of his career at Coastal Carolina, 4/ Made six starts - all in the outfi eld Received fi rst collegiate start against James Madison, 3/14 Had fi rst collegiate hit, a double against Bryant, 3/13 Made two appearances as a pitcher Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A TOT CAREER HIGHS HITS: 4 vs. Elon, 5/13/14 RUNS: 4, West Virginia, 4/13/13 RBI: 3, two times, last vs. Elon, 5/13/14 HIT STREAK: 9 games, 3/30-4/13/14 #20 JAKE BARBEE C, Fr. SEASON:.143 CAREER:.143 Has made two start as the designated hitter Received fi rst collegiate start at Gardner-Webb, 4/18 Collected two hits after entering contest in 7th inning in win over Gardner-Webb, 4/17 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 2, at Gardner-Webb, 4/7/14 RUNS: N/A RBI: 1, at UNCW, 2/22/14 HIT STREAK: N/A #22 DEREK PERRY INF, Fr. SEASON: CAREER: Prep Graduate of South Point High School Four-time Big South 3A All-Conference team member Named the 2013 Gaston Gazette Player of the Year Selected 2013 All-State team member Hit.486 with a Gaston County record 42 RBI in State Games of North Carolina participant

32 #25 ISSAC CRAFTON C, Fr. SEASON: CAREER: Prep Graduate of Jeffersonville High School Two-time All-Hoosier Hills Conference fi rst team member All-area member and District Player of the Year in 2013 Rawlings High School All-American honorable mention in 2013 Set school record with a.575 average as a junior #26 DALTON BRITT INF, So. SEASON:.299 CAREER:.264 BIG SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM NATIONAL SHORTSTOP OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2013 BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Selected to Big South All-Conference second team One of the fi nal 16 shortstops on the Brooks Wallace National Shortstop of the Year Watch List Named to Big South All-Tournament team Started every game, 46 at shortstop and 13 at third base Collected two hits, a double, a run scored and an RBI against Arkansas at NCAA Charlottesville, Va. Regional Had two-run single in 4-3 win over Radford in Game 10 of the Big South Baseball Championship, 5/23 Collected two hits and a RBI in win over Gardner-Webb in Game 4 of Big South Baseball Championship, 5/20/14 Posted a career-best 14-game hitting streak from 4/4-4/26, the longest of the season by a Liberty player Collected two hits, a double and scored twice in 4-1 win over Gardner- Webb, 4/18 Tied career-high with four hits at Old Dominion, 3/19 Had a career-high four RBI in win over Ball St., 3/1 Drove in game-winning run in the eighth in win vs. Missouri, 2/25 Posted fi rst career four hit game in win at UNCW, 2/ Started every game at shortstop during his freshman season Hit fi rst two home runs of season during the 2013 Big South Tournament Hit second home run of the season in 2-1 win over Campbell in Big South title game Had two hits and two RBI in 4-0 win against Siena, 3/2 Had two hits in his fi rst collegiate game against South Carolina, 2/15 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A TOT #27 BECKER SANKEY C, Sr. SEASON:.221 CAREER:.221 Started 43 games, 38 as DH and fi ve at catcher Collected two hits, including a home run in win at Longwood, 4/11 Had two two-out hits, driving in three runs in win over VMI, 4/4 Had three hits and scored a run against Campbell, 3/15 Collected two hits and drove in a run with a double in win over Rider, 3/1 Had two hits, scored a run and drove in a run in win vs. Richmond, 2/16 Transfer from Palomar College, where he played during the academic year Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 3, Campbell, 3/15/14 RUNS: 2, fi ve times, the last time vs. Elon, 5/13/14 RBI: 3, two times, last time vs. Richmond, 4/8/14 HIT STREAK: 5 games, 2/23-3/2/14 #30 JOSH BARRICK INF, Fr. SEASON: CAREER: Prep Graduate of Liberty Christian Academy Two-time VISAA DI All-State fi rst team member Two-time all-conference team member Two-time Lynchburg News & Advance All-Area team member Teammate of fellow Liberty freshman Zach Clinton on VISAA State Championship team, the fi rst title in school history Batted.443 as a senior #32 AARON STROOSMA OF, Jr. SEASON: CAREER: Previous School Attended Bellevue College for two years Two-time All-NWAACC Tournament team member All-NWAACC Academic team in Prep Graduate of Sedro-Woolley High School Three-time WSBCA All-State member Three-time All-Northwest Conference 2A member Hit.400 his senior year as an infi elder CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 4, two times, last time at Old Dominion, 3/19/14 RUNS: 2, seven times, last time at Clemson, 4/22/14 RBI: 4, vs. Ball State, 3/1/14 HIT STREAK: 14 games, 4/4-4/26/14

33 #33 DYLAN ALLEN INF, Fr. SEASON:.258 CAREER:.258 Has started 40 games at third base Collected two hits, a double, scored twice and drove in a run in win at Radford in game two of doubleheader, 5/16 Went 3-for-3 and scored twice in win at Presbyterian, 3/29 Walked with the bases loaded in 16th inning in 1-0 win at Old Dominion, 3/19 Went 3-for-3 with three RBI and three runs scored in win over Campbell, 3/14 Doubled and scored the go-ahead run vs. Kent State, 3/8 Posted fi rst multi-hit game with two hits and a double vs. Ohio, 2/23 First collegiate start vs. USF, 2/16 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 3, twice, last time at Presbyterian, 3/29 RUNS: 3, vs Campbell, 3/14/14 RBI: 3, two times, last time vs Campbell, 3/15/14 HIT STREAK: 5, 4/6-18/14 #39 ANDREW YACYK 1B, Fr. SEASON:.241 CAREER:.241 Has made 24 starts, 10 in left fi eld, six in right fi eld, seven at DH and one at fi rst base Collected two his, including a two-run home run at Winthrop in Game 12 of the Big South Baseball Championship, 5/24 Had two hits, including a two-run home run vs. Virginia Tech, 4/14 Hit two-run pinch hit HR, tying the game in win over Duke, 4/1 Collected career highs with four hits and three runs in win vs. Rider, 3/2 Collected three hits vs. Missouri, 2/25 Doubled, hit fi rst collegiate home run and had three RBI in fi rst college start vs. Ohio, 2/22 Collected fi rst collegiate hit vs. USF, 2/16 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 4, vs. Rider, 3/2/14 RUNS: 3, vs. Rider, 3/2/14 RBI: 3, vs Ohio, 2/22/14 HIT STREAK: 3 games, 2/15-2/22/14 #34 WILL SHEPHERD OF, So. SEASON:.273 CAREER:.273 Started 49 games in right fi eld Collected two hits, including a solo home run at Winthrop in Game 12 of the Big South Baseball Championship (5/24) Drove in a career-high three runs vs. Coastal Carolina, 5/9 Collected two hits, including game-tying RBI single in 4-2 win over UNC Asheville, 4/26 Had a season-high hit streak of 10 games, 3/22-4/6 Went 4-for-4 and scored twice in 5-0 win over VMI, 4/4 Led off for fi rst time at Presbyterian, 3/30 Had two hits and doubled in the go-ahead run vs. Kent St., 3/8 Collected two hits and scored a run at Duke, 3/5 Had two hits and scored twice in victory over Rider, 3/2 Had two hits, a double and scored twice in fi rst collegiate start in win over Richmond, 2/16 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB-A CAREER HIGHS: HITS: 4, VMI, 4/4/14 RUNS: 2, seven times, the last time Richmond, 4/8/14 RBI: 3, Coastal Carolina, 5/9/14 HIT STREAK: 10 games, 3/22/14-4/6/14

34 PITCHER NOTES #4 VICTOR COLE LHP, Jr. Previous School Attended Tallahassee Community College (TCC) for two years Two-time All-Conference team member Two-time FCSAA Academic All-State fi rst team member Two time FCSAA Honor Roll member TCC Male Scholar Athlete of the Year 2013 Panhandle Conference Fireman of the Year honors Went 6-3 with a 2.54 ERA and 90 strikeouts over 81 2/3 innings in Prep Graduate of Memphis University School Three-time all-state fi rst team member Recorded a 29-4 mark during his four years Set school records for career ERA, strikeouts and wins #6 SHAWN CLOWERS LHP, Sr. GREG OLSON AWARD WATCH LIST CO- BIG SOUTH PITCHER OF THE WEEK FOR MARCH 17-23, One of 36 semifi nalists for the Gregg Olson Breakout Player of the Year Set Liberty single-season record with a 0.83 ERA Made a career-high and team-leading 23 appearances Set career highs for wins, ERA, innings pitched, appearances and strikeouts Tied third in the Big South in wins Did not allow a run over his fi rst 24 1/3 innings of the season Picked-up his ninth win of the year with four scoreless innings of relief in 4-3 victory over Radford in Game 10 of the Big South Championship, 5/23 Recorded his career-high eighth win with two scoreless innings in game two of a doubleheader at Radford, 5/16 Fanned six in 3 2/3 innings of relief vs. Coastal Carolina, 5/11 Picked-up the win in back-to-back games vs. UNC Asheville, 4/26-27 Notched win with 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief vs. Clemson, 4/22 Recorded victory with 5 1/3 innings of relief vs. Richmond, 4/8 Pitched 4 2/3 of scoreless relief, collecting the win vs High Point, 3/24. He retired the fi rst 12 batters he faced. Named Big South Co-Pitcher of the Week for March 23 Recorded the victory with six scoreless innings of relief in 16-inning win at Old Dominion, 3/19. He retired the fi rst 14 batters he faced and struck out a career-high eight batters. Picked up win with two scoreless innings of relief and had his fi rst collegiate hit, a RBI single, at Duke, 3/5 Did not allow a run over 4 2/3 innings of relief vs. Ohio, 2/ Made eight appearances Allowed one run over 4 2/3 innings in win against James Madison, 4/9 Clowers Game-By-Game 2012 Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/18 vs. Towson /26 Siena W 3/4 Coppin State /11 St. John s /13 Bryant /21 Old Dominion /1 at Marshall /15 at Winthrop S 4/24 at James Madison /27 Coastal Carolina /2 North Carolina A&T W 5/13 High Point Tot / Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/27 at East Carolina /8 at Georgia /13 at Virginia /16 Charleston Southern /27 at James Madison /9 James Madison /23 at Maryland L 5/14 at James Madison Total Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/23 vs. Ohio /2 Ball State /5 at Duke W 3/9 Kent State /14 Campbell /19 at Old Dominion W 3/23 High Point W 3/30 at Presbyterian Coll /1 Duke /2 at Maryland /8 Richmond W 4/18 at Gardner-Webb /22 at Clemson W 4/26 UNC Asheville W 4/27 UNC Asheville W 5/7 at Virginia /11 Coastal Carolina /16 at Radford W 5/17 at Radford /20 vs Gardner-Webb /22 vs High Point /23 vs. Radford W 5/31 vs. Bucknell Tot Made 12 appearances Earned a save with three scoreless innings of relief at Winthrop, 4/15 Recorded fi rst win with fi ve no-hit, scoreless innings over Siena, 2/26 Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / / / Tot / CAREER HIGHS IP: 6.0, at Old Dominion, 3/19/14 Long Start: N/A Short Start: N/A Hits: 5, James Madison, 4/9/13 Runs: 5, Old Dominion, 3/21/12 Strikeouts: 8, at Old Dominion, 3/19/14 Walks: 3, Charleston Southern, 3/16/13 Liberty Record in App: Liberty Record in Starts: 0-0

35 #12 ALEX CLOSE RHP, Sr. Did not pitch 2013 Did not pitch 2012 Made four appearances with one start Started 49 games at fi rst base, earning Freshman All-American honors and being named Big South Freshman of the Year Pitched an inning of scoreless relief in 12-1 win at James Madison, 4/24 Pitched one scoreless inning in 12-0 victory over Richmond, 2/12 CAREER HIGHS IP: 1.1, Siena, 2/25/12 Long Start: 1.1, Siena, 2/25/12 Short Start: 1.1, Siena, 2/25/12 Hits: 5, Siena, 2/25/12 Runs: 5, Siena, 2/25/12 Strikeouts: 1, two times Walks: 3, Siena, 2/25/12 Liberty Record in App: 3-1 Liberty Record in Starts: 0-1 Close Game-By-Game 2012 Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/17 vs. Richmond /25 Siena - 2 * /24 at James Madison /2 North Carolina A&T Tot #16 JARED LYONS LHP, Sr. Has appeared in 17 games, with eight starts Three innings of scoreless relief at Winthrop in Game 12 of the Big South Baseball Championship, 5/24 Did not allow a run over a career-high nine innings in start at Old Dominion, 3/19 Allowed two runs over seven innings in win at Elon, 3/11 Struck out a career-high 10 and allowed two hits over seven scoreless innings in start at Duke, 3/5 Picked up the win with 3 1/3 innings of relief vs. Richmond, 2/ Made 21 appearances with three starts Threw fi ve scoreless innings, recording the win in 9-8 victory over Coastal Carolina in Game 12 of Big South Tournament, 5/24 Pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings of relief and recorded the win against Charleston Southern in Game 6 of Big South Tournament, 5/22 Won fi rst start of 2013 with six innings of work vs. Old Dominion, 4/16 Made longest relief outing of his career of 5 2/3 scoreless innings at Coastal Carolina, striking out a career-high seven batters, 4/ His 24 appearances were the second most by a Liberty pitcher Made two starts in his fi rst collegiate start came against Coppin State, 3/4 First collegiate win came at North Carolina, 4/18 Pitched 3 1/3 innings of relief to earn back-to-back saves in 9-5 win over Marshall, 3/31 Recorded his fi rst collegiate save in an 8-4 win over all, 3/30 Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / / / Tot / CAREER HIGHS IP: 9.0, at Old Dominion, 3/19/14 Long Start: 9.0, at Old Dominion, 3/19/14 Short Start: 2.0, Coppin State 3/4/12 Hits: 10, Virginia Tech, 4/14/14 Runs: 5, three times, last time at Virginia, 5/7/14 Strikeouts: 10, at Duke, 3/5/14 Walks: 5, at Maryland, 4/2/14 Liberty Record in App: Liberty Record in Starts: 7-6 Lyons Game-By-Game 2012 Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/17 vs. Richmond /19 at The Citadel /21 Radford /25 Siena L 3/4 Coppin State * /6 at Old Dominion /11 St. John s /13 Bryant * L 3/21 Old Dominion /24 Gardner-Webb /30 at Marshall SV 3/31 at Marshall SV 4/4 at VCU /6 Campbell /7 Campbell /16 at Georgia /18 at North Carolina W 4/21 at UNC Asheville /26 Coastal Carolina L 4/28 Coastal Carolina /12 High Point W 5/15 at Virginia Tech L 5/18 at Radford W 5/25 vs. Gardner-Webb Tot / Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/15 at South Carolina /17 at South Carolina /27 at East Carolina /1 Army /3 Army /9 at Georgia /10 at Georgia /15 Charleston Southern /19 at Virginia Tech /27 at James Madison /7 at Coastal Carolina /16 Old Dominion * W 4/23 at Maryland * /27 at VMI W 5/1 Maryland /10 at Campbell /12 at Campbell /18 Radford W 5/22 Charleston Southern W 5/24 Coastal Carolina * W 6/1 at South Carolina Tot Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/14 at North Florida /16 vs. Richmond W 2/22 vs. Ohio /23 vs. Ohio /1 Rider /5 at Duke * /11 at Elon * W 3/19 at Old Dominion * /29 at Presbyterian Coll /2 at Maryland * L 4/8 Richmond * /14 Virginia Tech * L 4/23 at North Carolina * L 4/27 UNC Asheville /7 at Virginia * L 5/17 at Radford Tot

36 #17 ASHTON PERRITT RHP, Sr NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2015 D1BASEBALL.COM PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - UTILITY 2015 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - RELIEF PITCHER MLB DRAFT SELECTION VaSID All-STATE FIRST TEAM - UTILITY BIG SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM - RELIEF PITCHER BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM NCBWA PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - UTILITY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN - UTILITY NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR AWARD WATCH LIST 2013 BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT MVP 2015 Named to Initial NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Selected to the D1Baseball.com Preseason All-American as utility player Named to the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American team as a relief pitcher Selected by the Atlanta Braves in the 17th round of the Major League Draft Selected to Big South All-Conference second team as relief pitcher NCBWA Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List member Finished year second on program s career save list with 22 Made 21 appearances Recorded a career-high 12 saves - the second most in a season in Liberty history Finished second in the Big South in saves Also started 58 games in the outfi eld Earned 12th save in 4-3 win over Radford in Game 10 of the Big South Baseball Championship, 5/23 Recorded back-to-back saves against UNC Asheville, 4/25-26 Earned his ninth save of the year by retiring the side in order in the ninth at Clemson, 4/22 Recorded win with 1 1/3 innings of scoreless relief at Gardner-Webb, 4/18 Tied career-high by striking out six against Campbell, 3/15 Retired all six batters he faced in recording save vs. Missouri, 2/25 Earned fi rst save with two innings of scoreless relief vs. Richmond, 2/ Made 21 appearances, with one start Had a team-high 10 saves - the second most in a season by a Liberty pitcher Also had played in the outfi eld for the Flames Did not allow a run in 5 1/3 innings and recorded four saves during the Big South Tournament Pitched fi ve hitless innings, striking out a career-high six batters against Virginia, 4/2 Recorded his fi rst collegiate win with two scoreless innings in a 4-3, 11 inning win over Army, 3/3 Recorded fi rst collegiate save with 1 1/3 innings of scoreless relief in 3-2 win over South Carolina, 2/ Made two appearances Made fi rst appearance as pitcher against Coppin State, 3/3/12 Two-way player - saw time in the Liberty outfi eld Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / / / Tot / CAREER HIGHS IP: 5.0, two times, last time Campbell, 3/15/14 Long Start: 4.0, at South Carolina, 6/2/13 Short Start: 4.0, at South Carolina, 6/2/13 Hits: 6, at South Carolina, 6/2/13 Runs: 4, at South Carolina, 6/2/13 Strikeouts: 6, two times, last time Campbell, 3/15/14 Walks: 4, at South Carolina, 6/2/13 Liberty Record in App: Liberty Record in Starts: 0-1 Perritt Game-By-Game 2012 Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 3/3 Coppin State /15 James Madison Tot Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 5/17 at South Carolina /17 at South Carolina SV 2/23 Penn State SV 3/2 Siena /3 Army W 3/10 at Georgia /22 at High Point SV 4/2 Virginia /9 James Madison W 4/16 Old Dominion /20 Winthrop SV 4/27 at VMI /1 Maryland /5 Duke W 5/10 at Campbell L 5/17 Radford SV 5/22 Charleston Southern SV 5/23 Radford SV 5/24 Coastal Carolina SV 5/25 Campbell SV 6/2 vs. Clemson SV 6/2 at South Carolina * L Tot /10 Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/16 vs.richmond SV 2/18 Old Dominion /22 vs. Ohio SV 2/25 vs. Missouri SV 3/1 Ball State SV 3/5 at Duke /8 Kent State SV 3/11 at Elon SV 3/15 Campbell L 3/21 High Point SV 4/2 Maryland /8 Richmond SV 4/18 at Gardner-Webb W 4/22 at Clemson SV 4/25 UNC Asheville SV 4/26 UNC Asheville SV 5/7 at Virginia /17 at Radford /22 vs. High Point /23 vs Radford SV 5/24 at Winthrop L Tot /12

37 #18 JONRYAN BREENDEN LHP, Fr. Prep Graduate of Jefferson Forest High School Member of All-Timesland, Lynchburg News and Advance All-Area and All-Seminole Conference teams Selected to the all-conference team and earned all-tournament fi rst team honors Named fi rst team all-conference and all-state as a junior Played two seasons at Liberty Christian Academy (LCA) Selected the 2012 LCA Pitcher of the Year #19 MICHAEL STAFFORD RHP, So. Appeared in seven games Hurled two scoreless innings of relief at North Carolina, 4/23 Pitched scoreless inning in fi rst collegiate appearance, 3/24 Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / CAREER HIGHS IP: 2.0, two times, last time at North Carolina, 4/23/14 Long Start: N/A Short Start: N/A Hits: 2, at Presbyterian, 3/29/14 Runs: 2, at Maryland, 4/2/14 Strikeouts: 3, at Longwood, 4/11/14 Walks: 2, three times, last time vs. Elon, 5/13/14 Liberty Record in App: 3-4 Liberty Record in Starts: 0-0 Stafford Game-By-Game Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 3/22 High Point /29 at Presbyterian Coll /2 at Maryland /11 at Longwood /23 at North Carolina /14 Elon /22 vs High Point Tot #21 MATT PENNINGTON LHP. Sr. Appeared in eight games, with one start Made fi rst career start on 5/13 vs. Elon, allowing one hit and striking out three in three innings pitched Transfer from St. John s River State College, where he played two seasons Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / CAREER HIGHS IP: 4.0, at Radford - 1, 5/16/14 Long Start: 3.0, vs. Elon, 5/13/14 Short Start: 3.0, vs. Elon, 5/13/14 Hits: 4, at Radford - 1, 5/16/14 Runs: 2, Rider, 3/2/14 Strikeouts: 4, at Radford -1, 5/16/14 Walks: 1, three times, last time Radford, 5/16/14 Pennington Game-By-Game Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/16 vs. Richmond /23 at UNCW /2 Rider /14 Campbell /30 Presbyterian Coll /6 VMI /13 Elon * /16 at Radford Tot #23 CARSON HERNDON RHP, Sr. Made eight starts until suffering season-ending injury Pitched six scoreless innings in combined shutout at Presbyterian, 3/29 Pitched six scoreless innings in wins over Rider, 3/2 and Kent State 3/ Has made 11 appearances, with 10 starts Had a strong effort in losing cause at Coastal Carolina, allowing two runs on two hits over 7 1/3 innings, 4/6 Pitched fi rst career complete game, allowing one run on six hits in 8-1 win over Longwood, 3/29 Struck out a career-high nine batters in Longwood win Allowed one run over 6 2/3 innings in a 8-2 win over Charleston Southern, 3/15 Was opening day starter at South Carolina, 2/ Appeared in 13 games with seven starts in 2012 Made an appearance in three Liberty shutouts Allowed one run on three hits over six innings to pick up the win at Winthrop, 4/16 Recorded his fi rst collegiate victory in his fi rst start at Liberty with fi ve scoreless innings against James Madison, 3/14, facing one more batter than the minimum 15 Earned the fi rst save of his college career with three scoreless innings, striking out two against St. John s, 3/10 Pitched two scoreless innings and was hit by pitch in his fi rst collegiate hitting appearance vs. Coppin St., 3/3 Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / / / Tot / CAREER HIGHS IP: 9.0, Longwood, 3/29/13 Long Start: 9.0, Longwood, 3/29/13 Short Start: 1.2, High Point, 5/13/12 Hits: 10, Winthrop, 4/20/13 Runs: 8, at UNCW, 2/23/14 Strikeouts: 9, Longwood, 3/29/13 Walks: 6, Campbell, 3/15/14 Liberty Record in App: Liberty Record in Starts: 17-8 Liberty Record in App: 5-3 Liberty Record in Starts: 0-1

38 Herndon Game-By-Game 2012 Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/17 vs. Richmond /3 Coppin State /10 St. John s S 3/14 James Madison * W 3/21 Old Dominion * W 3/24 Gardner-Webb L 4/1 at Marshall /7 Campbell /15 at Winthrop * W 4/22 at UNC Asheville * /2 North Carolina A&T * /13 High Point * /19 at Radford Tot / Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/15 at South Carolina * L 2/23 Penn State * /1 Army * W 3/8 at Georgia * L 3/15 Charleston Southern * W 3/22 at High Point - 1 * /29 Longwood * W 4/6 at Coastal Carolina * L 4/12 West Virginia * L 4/20 Winthrip - 1 * L 4/27 at VMI /1 Maryland * Tot Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/17 vs. Richmond * /23 at UNCW * L 3/2 Rider * W 3/9 Kent State * W 3/15 Campbell - 1 * /22 High Point * W 3/29 at Presbyterian Coll * W 4/5 VMI * W Tot #24 NATHAN BLAYLOCK RHP, So. Made six appearances Made fi rst collegiate appearance in relief vs. Ohio, 2/22 Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / CAREER HIGHS IP: 1.1, at UNCW, 2/23/14 Long Start: N/A Short Start: N/A Hits: 2, at UNCW, 2/23/14 Runs: 1, at UNCW, 2/23/14 Strikeouts: 1, vs. High Point, 5/22/14 Walks: 1, four times, at Presbyterian, 3/29/14 Liberty Record in App: 4-2 Liberty Record in Starts: 0-0 Blaylock Game-By-Game Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/22 vs. Ohio /23 at UNCW /1 Ball State /8 Kent State /29 at Presbyterian Coll /22 vs. High Point Tot #29 A.J. STEVENS RHP, Jr. Previous School Attended St. John s River State College for two years Prep Graduate of Harmony High School Two-time Osceola County Player of the Year Two-time all-conference team member #31 COREY HOWARD LHP, Fr. Prep Graduate of Georgetown Prep Three-time All-Met team member Three-time All-IAC fi rst team member Three-time All-Gazette team member Posted a 5-2 mark with a 1.66 ERA and 56 strikeouts in 2013 #35 ZACH CLINTON RHP, Fr. Prep Graduate of Liberty Christian Academy Lynchburg News & Advance Player of the Year 2013 Lynchburg News & Advance All-Area fi rst team Four-time all-conference team member All-State fi rst team in 2013 and VISAA Div. I Player of the Year in Teammate of Josh Barrick on VISSA State Championship team, the fi rst title in school history Undefeated as a pitcher in his last two seasons Posted a 6-0 record with a 0.36 ERA as junior and was 8-0 with a 0.95 ERA as a senior Was an infi elder when not pitching, hitting.435 as a senior and.404 as a junior #40 CALEB EVANS RHP, Fr. Made eight appearances Tossed 1 2/3 innings of hitless relief, fanning three vs. Elon, 5/13 First collegiate appearance came in relief at UNCW, 2/23 Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / CAREER HIGHS IP: 1.2, vs. Elon, 5/13/14 Long Start: N/A Short Start: N/A Hits: 3, at UNCW, 2/23/14 Runs: 2, at UNCW, 2/23/14 Strikeouts: 3, vs. Elon, 5/13/14 Walks: 2, at Radford-2, 5/16/14 Liberty Record in App: 3-5 Liberty Record in Starts: 0-0 Evans Game-By-Game Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/23 at UNCW /1 Ball State /14 Campbell /7 at Virginia /13 Elon /16 at Radford /22 vs High Point /24 at Winthrop Tot

39 #55 PARKER BEAN RHP, Fr. LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN BIG SOUTH FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR BIG SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM VASID ALL-STATE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR VASID ALL-STATE SECOND TEAM LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PLAYER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 7, BIG SOUTH PITCHER OF THE WEEK FOR MARCH 31- APRIL 7, Selected to Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team Named Big South Freshman of the Year Selected as VaSID All-State Rookie of the Year Named to Big South All-Conference second team Voted to VaSID All-State second team Selected Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week for April 7 Named NCAA.com Performer of the Week for April 9 Selected Big South Pitcher of the Week for April 7 Made 15 appearances, all starts Posted a 7-3 record with a 2.95 ERA over 73 1/3 innings Struck out 78 and walked 36 batters Finished sixth in the Big South in strikeouts Ranked ninth in the Big South with a.224 opponent batting average Allowed one run on fi ve hits, striking out 11 in complete-game victory at Longwood (4/13) Came within two outs of a no-hitter, striking out a career-high 16 batters over 8 1/3 innings in 17-0 win over VMI (4/6) Record the win by scattering three hits and striking out seven over six scoreless innings in 8-0 victory at Presbyterian (3/30) Gave up two runs on fi ve hits over eight innings in 4-2 win over Kent St. (3/8) Allowed one run on four hits over six innings, picking up the win in 3-1 victory over Rider at Liberty Invitational (3/1) Allowed two runs on seven hits over 4 1/3 innings in fi rst collegiate start against USF at UNF Best Bet Tournament (2/15) Year ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO OBA / CAREER HIGHS IP: 9.0, at Longwood, 4/13/14 Long Start: 9.0, at Longwood Short Start: 4.0, at Clemson, 4/22/14 Hits: 7, at North Florida, 2/14/14 Runs: 5, vs Ohio, 2/22/14 Strikeouts: 16, VMI, 4/6/14 Walks: 6, at Clemson, 4/22/14 Liberty Record in App: 11-4 Liberty Record in Starts: 11-4 Bean Game-By-Game Date Opp GS IP H R ER BB SO Score Dec./SV 2/15 vs. South Florida * L 2/22 vs. Ohio * W 3/1 Rider * W 3/8 Kent State * W 3/15 Campbell - 2 * /23 High Point * /30 at Presbyterian Coll * W 4/6 VMI * W 4/13 at Longwood * W 4/22 at Clemson * /27 UNC Asheville * /11 Coastal Carolina * W 5/17 at Radford * L 5/23 vs. Radford * /31 vs. Bucknell * L Tot

40 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Cl. Hgt. Wgt. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Jake Kimble INF R/R Jr Concord, N.C./ Mount Pleasant HS 2 Nick Paxton OF L/R Sr Warren, Ore./ Scappoose HS (Mt. Hood) 3 Clay Keranen INF R/R Sr Spotsylvania, Va./ Courtland HS (Florence Darlington Tech) 4 Victor Cole LHP L/L Jr Memphis, Tenn./Memphis University School (Tallahassee CC) 5 Austin Bream 1B/LF R/R Jr Zelienople, Pa./ Seneca Valley HS 6 Shawn Clowers LHP L/L Sr Axton, Va./ Tunstall HS 7 Sammy Taormina INF L/R So Rock Hill, S.C./Northwestern HS 8 Nick Walker C L/R Jr Sallisaw, Okla./Sallisaw HS (Eastern Oklahoma St.) 9 Nick Salisbury INF S/R So Mint Hill, N.C./ Independence HS 10 Tray Roberts OF R/R So Aiken, S.C./ Aiken HS 11 Josh Close OF R/R Fr Hoover, Ala./Spain Park HS 12 Alex Close 1B/RHP R/R Sr Hoover. Ala./ Spain Park HS 13 Thomas Yoder C R/R Fr Cary, N.C./ Green Hope HS 16 Jared Lyons LHP L/L Sr Yorktown, Va./ Tabb HS 17 Ashton Perritt OF/RHP R/R Sr Whiteland, Ind./ Whiteland Community HS 18 JonRyan Breeden LHP R/L Fr Forest, Va./Jefferson Forest HS 19 Michael Stafford LHP L/L So Canton, Mich./Canton HS 20 Jake Barbee C L/R So Harrisburg, N.C./Hickory Ridge HS 21 Matt Pennington LHP L/L Sr Live Oak, Fla./ Suwannee (St. John s River State) 22 Derek Perry INF R/R Fr Belmont, N.C./South Point HS 23 Carson Herndon RHP R/R Sr Salisbury, N.C/ Davie County HS 24 Nathan Blaylock LHP L/L So Fletcher, N.C./ T.C. Roberson HS 25 Issac Crafton C S/R Fr Jeffersonville, Ind./Jeffersonville HS 26 Dalton Britt INF L/R Jr Greenville, N.C./ J.H. Rose HS 27 Becker Sankey C R/R Sr San Diego, Calif./ Rancho Bernardo HS (Palomar) 29 A.J. Stevens RHP R/R So St. Cloud, Fla./ Harmony HS (St. John s River St.) 30 Josh Barrick INF R/R Fr Forest, Va./Liberty Christian Academy 31 Corey Howard LHP L/L Fr Silver Spring, Md./Georgetown HS 32 Aaron Stroosma OF R/R Jr Mount Vernon, Wash./Sedro-Woolley HS (Bellevue) 33 Dylan Allen INF L/R So Lakeland, Fla./George Allen HS 34 Will Shepherd OF R/R So Wilkesboro, N.C./West Wilkes HS 35 Zach Clinton RHP/INF R/R Fr Forest, Va./Liberty Christian Academy 39 Andrew Yacyk OF/1B R/L So Hagerstown, Md./ North Hagerstown 40 Caleb Evans RHP R/R So Smith Island, Md./ Crisfi eld HS 55 Parker Bean RHP R/R So Hanover, Pa./ South Western Hs Head Coach: 37 Jim Toman Assistant Coach: 42 Garrett Quinn Assistant Coach: 50 Jason Murray Assistant Coach: Blake Hunt Student Assistant Coach: Jaret White Director of Baseball Operations: Daniel Brown Alphabetical 33 Dylan Allen 20 Jake Barbee 30 Josh Barrick 55 Parker Bean 24 Nathan Blaylock 5 Austin Bream 18 JonRyan Breeden 26 Dalton Britt 35 Zach Clinton 12 Alex Close 11 Josh Close 6 Shawn Clowers 4 Victor Cole 25 Isaac Crafton 40 Caleb Evans 23 Carson Herndon 31 Corey Howard 3 Clay Keranen 1 Jake Kimble 16 Jared Lyons 2 Nick Paxton 21 Matt Pennington 17 Ashton Perritt 22 Derek Perry 10 Tray Roberts 9 Nick Salisbury 27 Becker Sankey 34 Will Shepherd 19 Michael Stafford 29 A.J. Stevens 32 Aaron Stroosman 7 Sammy Taormina 8 Nick Walker 39 Andrew Yacyk 13 Thomas Yoder Pronunciation Guide Barbee...Just like it looks Bar-bee Barrick... Bare-rick Keranen... Care-an-nen Perritt...Pear-rit (like bird) Sankey...SANK-key Stroosma... Str-eews-ma Taormina... Tar-mean-a Toman... TOW-man Yayck... YEAH-sick Breakdown by Position Pitchers (15) Parker Bean (So.) Nathan Blaylock (So.) JonRyan Breeden (Fr.) Zach Clinton (Fr.) Alex Close (Sr.) Shawn Clowers (Sr.) Victor Cole (Jr.) Caleb Evans (So.) Carson Herndon (Sr.) Corey Howard (Fr.) Jared Lyons (Sr.) Matt Pennington (Sr.) Ashton Perritt (Sr.) Michael Stafford (Fr.) A.J. Stevens (So.) Catchers (5) Jake Barbee (So.) Issac Crafton (Fr.) Becker Sankey (Sr.) Nick Walker (Jr.) Thomas Yoder (Fr.) Infielders (11) Dylan Allen (So.) Josh Barrick (Fr.) Austin Bream (Jr.) Dalton Britt (Jr.) Alex Close (Jr.) Clay Keranen (Sr.) Jake Kimble (Jr.) Derek Perry (Fr.) Nick Salisbury (So.) Sammy Taormina (So.) Andrew Yacyk (So.) Outfielders (6) Austin Bream (Jr.) Nick Paxton (Sr.) Ashton Perritt (Sr.) Tray Roberts (So.) Will Shepherd (So.) Aaron Stroosma (Jr.)