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1 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 1 JMU BASEBALL QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location (Pop.) Harrisonburg, Va. (50,000) Founded 1908 Enrollment 21,227 Nickname Dukes Mascot Duke Dog Colors Purple, Gold Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Colonial Athletic Association President Mr. Jonathan R. Alger Director of Athletics Jeffrey T. Bourne Athletics Website JMUSports.com VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK First Season 2010 Capacity 1,200 Dimensions Surface FieldTurf Home Record (.559) Press Box Phone (540) BASEBALL STAFF Head Coach Marlin Ikenberry JMU Record (2nd season) Career Record (12 seasons) Phone (540) dukesbaseball@jmu.edu Assistant Coach Alex Guerra Assistant Coach Jimmy Jackson Assistant Coach Daniel Bowman Administrative Assistant Elizabeth Dove Phone (540) Trainers Jon Leonard TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Overall Record CAA Record Letterwinners Returning/Lost 18/15 Position Starters Returning/Lost 6/2 Starting Pitchers Return/Lost 3/1 Newcomers 20 BASEBALL HISTORY First Year (46th season) All-Time Record 1, (.588) NCAA Regionals 9 ( 76 DII, 80, 81, 83, 88, 95, 02, 08, 11) CWS Appearances 83 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Asst. A.D. Kevin Warner Office Fax (540) Mail 380 University Blvd./MSC 0404 James Madison University Harrisonburg, VA Assistant/Baseball Andy Lohman lohmanar@jmu.edu Cell (571) Office (540) Press Box Phone (540) Broadcaster/Dir. Multimedia Comm. Curt Dudley dudleycm@jmu.edu Assistant Dir. Chris Brooks Assistant Dir. Devon Howard Assistant Dir. Jason Krech Assistant Dir. Taylor Shirey Athletics Website JMUSports.com Athletics Baseball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (Division II -76/Division I beginning 1977) Year Coach Overall % Conf. Place Home Away Neutral Phil Huntsinger Brad Babcock Brad Babcock Brad Babcock Brad Babcock nd Brad Babcock nd Brad Babcock 32-10@ Division II Totals (7 seasons) Brad Babcock Brad Babcock 30-13*.698 4th Brad Babcock 31-13*.705 2nd Brad Babcock 32-13*@.711 1st Brad Babcock *@.692 1st Brad Babcock *.723 4th Brad Babcock 37-13*@#.740 3rd Brad Babcock 38-13*.745 2nd Brad Babcock Brad Babcock 35-14* t-1st Brad Babcock 28-21* th Brad Babcock *@ st Brad Babcock 32-21* rd Ray Heatwole 27-19* th Ray Heatwole 25-23* th Ray Heatwole 26-24* th Ray Heatwole * th Kevin Anderson * t-2nd Kevin Anderson 42-17*@ st Kevin Anderson 34-25* t-6th Kevin Anderson 31-26* rd Spanky McFarland 27-29* rd Spanky McFarland * th Spanky McFarland 37-22* th Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland 44-16*@ st Spanky McFarland * th Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland 38-21* st Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland 39-19*!@ nd Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland 30-23* st Spanky McFarland 42-19*!@ st Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland th Spanky McFarland th Marlin Ikenberry th CAA Totals (1986-current) Division I Totals (38 seasons) Program Totals (45 seasons) Phil Huntsinger (1 season) Brad Babcock (19 seasons) Ray Heatwole (4 seasons) Kevin Anderson (4 seasons) Spanky McFarland (18 seasons) Marlin Ikenberry (1 season) CAA started 1986 * CAA Tournament! CAA NCAA Tournament # College World Series +includes forfeit win over Radford, originally loss

2 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK JMU BASEBALL SCHEDULE February 17/Fri vs. North Carolina A&T 3 p.m. 18/Sat vs. St. John s 3 p.m. 19/Sun at Coastal Carolina 1 p.m. 21/Tue at Longwood 3 p.m. 24/Fri vs. Wofford 5 p.m. 25/Sat vs. UNC Asheville 12 p.m. 26/Sun at USC Upstate 1 p.m. 28/Tue RICHMOND 3 p.m. March 1/Wed at Maryland 4 p.m. 3/Fri BUFFALO 3 p.m. 4/Sat BUFFALO 2 p.m. 5/Sun BUFFALO 1 p.m. 7/Tue at Old Dominion 3 p.m. 8/Wed at Old Dominion 3 p.m. 11/Sat COPPIN STATE 6:30 p.m. 12/Sun COPPIN STATE 6:30 p.m. 13/Sun COPPIN STATE 4 p.m. 14/Tue IONA 6 p.m. 15/Wed IONA 2 p.m. 17/Fri NJIT 6 p.m. 18/Sat NJIT (DH) 1 p.m./4 p.m. 19/Sun NJIT 1 p.m. 21/Tue at Liberty 3 p.m. 24/Fri DELAWARE* 6 p.m. 25/Sat DELAWARE* 4 p.m. 26/Sun DELAWARE* 2 p.m. 28/Tue VMI 6 p.m. 31/Fri at Elon* 6 p.m. April 1/Sat at Elon* 4 p.m. 2/Sun at Elon* 1:30 p.m. 5/Wed GEORGE MASON 6 p.m. 7/Fri COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* 6 p.m. 8/Sat COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* 4 p.m. 9/Sun COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* 2 p.m. 11/Tue LIBERTY 6 p.m. 14/Fri at UNCW* 6 p.m. 15/Sat at UNCW* 2 p.m. 16/Sun at UNCW* 2 p.m. 19/Wed at Virginia 6 p.m. 21/Fri at William & Mary* 6 p.m. 22/Sat at William & Mary* 4 p.m. 23/Sun at William & Mary* 1 p.m. 25/Tue MARYLAND 6 p.m. 26/Wed LONGWOOD 6 p.m. May 5/Fri TOWSON* 7 p.m. 6/Sat TOWSON* 5 p.m. 7/Sun TOWSON* 2 p.m. 9/Tue at George Mason 3 p.m. 12/Fri HOFSTRA* 7 p.m. 13/Sat HOFSTRA* 5 p.m. 14/Sun HOFSTRA* 2 p.m. 16/Tue at VMI 7 p.m. 18/Thu at Northeastern* 2:30 p.m. 19/Fri at Northeastern* 1 p.m. 20/Sat at Northeastern* 1 p.m. 24/27 Wed-Sat CAA Tournament (Top 6 teams) * Colonial Athletic Association game 2017 JMU BASEBALL ROSTER No. Name Yr.. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (College) 1 DaVonn Griffin Fr. OF R/R Savage, Md./Hammond 2 Kyle McPherson Jr. MINF R/R Chesapeake, Va./Western Branch 3 Josh Wyatt r-jr. IF/OF R/R Eden, Md./James M. Bennett 4 Ryan Lynch r-so. MINF R/R Portsmouth, R.I./La Salle Academy (Marist) 5 Bradley McKay Jr. INF R/R Midlothian, Va./Cosby 6 Ky Parrott Sr. OF L/L Herndon, Va./Herndon 7 Matt Dipasupil Fr. MINF L/R Upper Saddle River, N.J./Northern Highlands 8 Kyle Hayes Fr. C R/R Vienna, Va./James Madison 10 Ryan Coale Jr. C/OF L/R Lexington, Va./Rockbridge County (Patrick Henry CC) 11 Tanner Dofflemyer r-jr. MINF R/R Shenandoah, Va./Page County (VMI) 12 Colton Harlow Jr. LHP L/L Mount Jackson, Va./Stonewall Jackson 13 Christian Leckert So. RHP R/R Fairfax, Va./Fairfax 14 Tucker McCoy Jr. LHP L/L Penn Laird, Va./Spotswood 15 Michael Bechtold Fr. RHP R/R Chadds Ford, Pa./Garnet Valley 16 Christian Bourne So. RHP R/R Forest, Va./Jefferson Forest 17 Josh Silvestri Jr. RHP R/R Middletown, Del./Appoquinimink (Harford CC) 18 Matt Marsili So. RHP R/R Apalachin, N.Y./Owego Free Academy 20 Adam Sisk Jr. OF R/R Fairfax, Va./Robinson 21 Mike Sciorra Jr. OF R/R Chantilly, Va./Chantilly 22 Harry Brown Fr. 1B/C L/R Virginia Beach, Va./Greenbriar Christian 23 Logan Quimuyog r-jr. OF R/R Lynn Haven, Fla./A. Crawford Mosley 24 Fox Semones Fr. RHP/INF R/R Woodbridge, Va./Hylton 26 Caleb Thompson Fr. RHP R/R Danville, Va./Tunstall 27 Brett Johnson r-sr. 1B R/R Charlottesville, Va./St. Anne s-belfield 28 Brandon Withers r-sr. RHP R/R Manassas, Va./Osbourn 29 Cam Vassar Fr. RHP R/R Charlotte Court House, Va./Randolph Henry 30 Zach Tondi r-jr. C L/R Wood-Ridge, N.J./Bergen County Technical (Fairleigh Dickinson) 31 Henry Kreienbaum Fr. OF R/R Crozet, Va./Western Albemarle 32 Nick Robertson Fr. RHP R/R Callaway, Va./Franklin County 33 Daniel Pinson r-so. RHP R/R Midlothian, Va./Trinity Episcopal 34 Kevin Kelly Fr. RHP R/R Springfield, Va./Paul VI 35 Joe Williams r-jr. LHP L/L Haymarket, Va./Battlefield (George Mason) 36 Garrett Marchand Fr. 3B/1B R/R Chesapeake, Va./Western Branch 37 Michael Evans Sr. LHP L/L Falls Church, Va./George C. Marshall 38 James Reilly Fr. RHP R/R Garnerville, N.Y./Albertus Magnus 39 Jack Hamner Jr. OF R/R Manassas, Va./Osbourn Park (Harford CC) 41 Matt Colon Jr. RHP R/R Williamstown, N.J./Buena Regional (Cumberland CC) 42 Korey Singh Fr. 1B L/R Midlothian, Va./James River Head Coach: Marlin Ikenberry Assistant Coaches: Alex Guerra, Jimmy Jackson Volunteer Assistant Coach: Daniel Bowman Athletic Trainers: Jon Leonard Alphabetical Roster 15 Michael Bechtold 16 Christian Bourne 22 Harry Brown 10 Ryan Coale 41 Matt Colon 7 Matt Dipasupil 11 Tanner Dofflemyer 2016 CAA COMPOSITE SCHEDULE March UNCW 6/2/2 JMU 6/4/2 ELON 6/4/2 CofC 6/2:30/1 March 31-April 2 UD 3/1/1 TU 3/2/1 CofC 6/2:30/1 ELON 6/4/1:30 April 7-9 NU 2:30/1/1 HU 3/1/1 W&M 6/4/1 JMU 6/4/2 37 Michael Evans 1 DaVonn Griffin 39 Jack Hamner 12 Colton Harlow 8 Kyle Hayes 27 Brett Johnson 34 Kevin Kelly 31 Henry Kreienbaum 13 Christian Leckert 4 Ryan Lynch 36 Garrett Marchand 18 Matt Marsili 14 Tucker McCoy 5 Bradley McKay 2 Kyle McPherson 6 Ky Parrott April NU 2:30/1/1 TU 3/2/1 UD 3/1/1 UNCW 6/2/2 April HU 3/1/1 CofC 6/2:30/1 W&M 6/4/1 ELON 6:30/4/1:30 April NU 2:30/1/1 TU 3/2/1 UNCW 6/2/2 CofC 6/2:30/1 33 Daniel Pinson 23 Logan Quimuyog 38 James Reilly 32 Nick Robertson 21 Mike Sciorra 24 Fox Semones 17 Josh Silvestri 42 Korey Singh May 5-7 HU 3/1/1 W&M 6/4/1 JMU 7/5/2 UNCW 7/6/2 20 Adam Sisk 26 Caleb Thompson 30 Zach Tondi 29 Cam Vassar 35 Joe Williams 28 Brandon Withers 3 Josh Wyatt May W&M 6/3/6 (Thu/Fri/Fri) UD 3/3/1 ELON 6/4/1:30 JMU 7/5/2 May (Thu/Fri/Sat) NU 2:30/1/1 TU 3/3/1 UD 3/3/3 HU 3/12/3 (Fri/Sat/Sat) #/#/# indicates Fr./Sat./Sun. start times Unless otherwise noted

3 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 3 Marlin Ikenberry HEAD COACH Hometown: Richmond, VA 1995 Graduated from VMI Wife Shannon, two sons IKENBERRY YEAR-BY-YEAR AT VMI Season Overall W/L% Big South , 8th , 5th , 7th , 4th , 3rd , 8th , 6th , 6th , 11th , 6th , 5th 11 Seasons Director of Athletics Jeff Bourne announced on June 30, 2015, the appointment of Marlin Ikenberry as head coach of the James Madison baseball program, naming Ikenberry the sixth skipper in program history. "I am extremely excited to welcome Coach Ikenberry to JMU and our baseball program," Bourne said. "Marlin brings a tremendous philosophy and set of experiences that mesh well with our vision for being the NCAA model for the student-athlete experience." In his first year at the helm of the JMU, Ikenberry led the Dukes to a record, a six-win improvement over the previous season. JMU went in Colonial Athletic Association play to finish the regular season fourth place in the conference. The Dukes took down Northeastern 3-2 for their first CAA tournament win since Five players earned All-CAA honors and four were named VaSID All-State, including Ky Parrott, who was First Team for both organizations. Ikenberry previously served as head coach at Virginia Military Institute from , racking up 282 wins, the most in program history, and leading the Keydets to numerous school records. IKENBERRY YEAR-BY-YEAR AT JMU Season Overall W/L% Big South , 4th IKENBERRY NOTES 15 Total years coaching 282 wins, Most in VMI program history VMI s longest serving head coach First 3, 30 win seasons in program history at VMI 2000: 32 wins, single season school record at W&M as assistant 2007: 34 wins, single season school record at VMI In 11 seasons at VMI, averaged 25 wins per season 15 players selected to the MLB first year player draft Played baseball at VMI, was a 4 year starting catcher This past year, was VP for business development at ARMS Software He departed VMI in 2014 as the Institute's longest-serving head coach and was instrumental in turning around a program that had won more than 20 games just twice in the nine seasons prior to his tenure. In 11 seasons with Ikenberry at the helm, the Keydets dipped below the 20-win mark just twice and posted the first three 30-win seasons in program history. Prior to being named head coach, Ikenberry served as the top assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at VMI under head coach Tom Slater beginning in After Slater's departure for a coaching job at the University of Florida, Ikenberry was tabbed to head up the program and the decision paid immediate dividends. Ikenberry returned to his alma mater for the 2001 season after spending three years at William and Mary as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. In 2000, his final season in Williamsburg, the Tribe racked up a school-record 32 wins. The following year, William and Mary won the only Colonial Athletic Association title in program history. After guiding the Keydets to 23 wins in 2004 and 27 in 2005, Ikenberry led VMI to 30 victories in 2006 and 34 in 2007, a single-season mark that still stands as the best in program history. Over the course of his 11 seasons, VMI averaged more than 25 wins per season. Prior to Ikenberry taking the reins, the 25-win 2003 campaign--ikenberry's third and final year as recruiting coordinator before stepping in as head coach-- marked the only time the Keydets had reached that mark in a single season. From , 15 VMI players were selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. In 2015, Ikenberry served as the Vice President for Business Development at ARMS Software, which develops recruiting, management and scouting software for collegiate athletic departments across the country. Ikenberry began his collegiate baseball career as a four-year starting catcher for the Keydets. While playing, he developed a reputation for his excellent defensive skills and his handling of the pitching staff. He also caught for former VMI and Major League pitcher Ryan Glynn. He played on VMI's 1993 squad that advanced to the Southern Conference Championship game and ranked third nationally in defense. A native of Richmond, Va., Ikenberry has two brothers who also attended VMI. Twin brother Merlin Ikenberry was a teammate as a pitcher and designated hitter while his oldest brother Steve Ikenberry is an alum of the class of Marlin married the former Shannon Marshall in August 2000 and the couple has two sons.

4 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 4 Alex Guerra ASSISTANT COACH/RECRUITING COORDI- NATOR Hometown: Wantagh, N.Y. Jimmy Jackson ASSISTANT COACH/PITCHING COACH Hometown: Glen Burnie, Md. with the catchers on a day-to-day basis. Alex Guerra is in his second season as the assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the James Madison baseball program. In 2016, his first season with the Dukes, JMU finished 24-31, a six-win improvement over the previous season. The Dukes finished with a Colonial Athletic Association record and won their first CAA Tournament game since Before coming to JMU, Guerra was on the staff at Radford, where he had served the Highlanders as an assistant coach since At Radford, he acted as the team s lead hitting coach and recruiting coordinator while working closely The Wantagh, N.Y, native oversaw the development of six all-conference position players, including a pair of selections in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft and Radford s first-ever nominee for the Johnny Bench Award, given annually to the top catcher in Division I. Prior to Radford, Guerra served as director of baseball operations at Central Florida before moving into a volunteer assistant coach position the next season. While in Orlando, he played a vital role in recruiting, budgets and travel while also coaching the outfielders and assisting with the infield, catchers and scouting reports. Before going into coaching, Guerra played two season at Division III Greensboro College before transferring to Radford for his final two collegiate campaigns. As a Highlander, he batted.311 and drove in 94 runs while playing second base, shortstop and third base, tacking on 11 home runs across his junior and senior seasons. Guerra is married to the former Jackie Jenkins. Jimmy Jackson is in his second season as the assistant coach and pitching coach for the James Madison baseball program. In 2016, his first season with the Dukes, JMU finished 24-31, a six-win improvement over the previous season. The Dukes finished with a Colonial Athletic Association record and won their first CAA Tournament game since JMU's staff ERA fell by 0.75 runs from the 2015 season. Jackson comes to Harrisonburg from Fordham, where he spent four seasons as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator, putting together some of the Atlantic 10 s best pitching staffs along the way. In 2015, his staff combined to break the program record for strikeouts in a season, as the Rams fanned 392 opposing batters to break the 1999 mark of 387 en route to their second straight appearance in the A-10 Championship. Jackson also saw two members of his first recruiting class selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, including pitcher Brett Kennedy, who was taken in the 11th round by the San Diego Padres. The 2014 season marked Fordham s first appearance in the A-10 Championship in four seasons, as Jackson guided the pitching staff to its best strikeout-to-walk ratio (1.91:1) since joining the conference. Prior to his four years at Fordham, Jackson spent three years at Siena, the last two as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. The pitching staff led the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in ERA in his first season as pitching coach and finished second in the conference the following year. Jackson's staff lowered its ERA by two full runs each season and, in 2011, posted the program s best ERA in over 10 years. Siena's pitchers also broke three individual season records and two season staff records, as well as a pair of freshman season records. In three years at Siena, the Saints had multiple All-Conference and All-Region players, as well as one Freshman All-American and one All-American. Prior to Siena, Jackson spent three years as the varsity pitching coach at Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, Maryland. In that time, Archbishop Spalding had 17 players who advanced to play in college, including 10 pitchers. Additionally, Jackson delivered private lessons to over 20 players that moved onto the collegiate ranks, including eight who played at the Division I level. Originally from Glen Burnie, Md., and a graduate of Old Mill High School, Jackson played two years ('04 & '05) of independent professional baseball in the Frontier and Atlantic Leagues after a standout collegiate career that ended in 2004 at Division II Shepherd University in West Virginia, where he earned his bachelor s degree. He was a two-way player as an infielder and pitcher at Shepherd, earning First Team All-Conference, All- Region and Preseason All-American honors as a pitcher. He still holds multiple pitching records at Shepherd. Jackson and his wife, Brittany, have one son, Grayson.

5 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 5 Daniel Bowman VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Hometown: Bridgewater, Va. Jon Leonard ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC TRAINER Daniel Bowman is in his second season as a volunteer assistant coach for the James Madison baseball program. In 2016, his first season with the Dukes, JMU finished 24-31, a six-win improvement over the previous season. The Dukes finished with a Colonial Athletic Association record and won their first CAA Tournament game since Bowman, a Bridgewater, Va. native and former standout at Turner Ashby High School, came to JMU after spending the 2015 season as a member of the coaching staff at East Tennessee State, where he worked with the Buccaneers outfielders, hitters and baserunners. Prior to ETSU, Bowman spent the 2014 season playing in the Arizona Diamondbacks farm system after a pair of seasons playing for the Lake Erie Crushers in the Frontier League. Bowman was a collegiate standout, leading Coastal Carolina to Big South Conference regular-season and tournament championships in all four of his seasons with the Chanticleers, as well as a 2010 NCAA Regional Championship. As a senior, Bowman capped off his career by garnering Big South Player of the Year and All-America honors. He graduated from Coastal Carolina as the program s leader in games played (246), games started (244), at bats (963), hits (309), RBIs (206) and total bases (526). He was also the first player in Big South history with 200 runs scored, 200 RBIs and 300 hits. At Turner Ashby, Bowman batted over.400 in each of his final three seasons, including an eye-popping.510 in his final prep campaign. His average as a senior, coupled with 11 home runs and 36 RBIs, earned him First Team All-State honors and saw him named the District and Region Player of the Year. He also helped the storied program capture state championships in both 2007 and Jonathan Leonard came to JMU in 2008 as an assistant athletic trainer working primarily with baseball, though he has also spent time working with men s basketball, football, softball, lacrosse, swimming and diving and golf. He now serves as the associate athletic trainer for JMU baseball. His responsibilities include injury prevention and rehabilitation, offseason conditioning and treatment as well as day-to-day operations for the softball and baseball facilities. Leonard is also an approved Clinical Instructor for the JMU Athletic Training Education Program, for which he is assigned two or three students each semester in addition to a graduate assistant who is in charge of softball. He has also worked multiple summer camps for JMU baseball and field hockey. Leonard graduated from Kent State University in 2006 with a Bachelor s of Science in athletic training. While at Kent State, he worked as a student athletic trainer and worked with the Golden Flashes track & field, football, women s soccer, baseball and wrestling teams. He also provided additional coverage at Ravenna High School and Summa Health Care. He provided first aid for participants in the 2003 and 2004 Akron Marathons and served as a medical volunteer for the Empire State Games in Hudson Valley, N.Y. in Leonard then attended Virginia Commonwealth University and earned a Master s of Science in sports leadership in During his time at VCU, he worked with baseball, volleyball and men s soccer while providing additional support with women s soccer, men s basketball and tennis. He also served as a clinical instructor for VCU entry-level master s students. In addition to his master s degree, Leonard was certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association in Additional certifications include the Virginia Athletic Training License, National Academy of Sports Medicine Corrective Exercise Specialist, Graston Technique Training (trained), Kinesio Taping trained 1,2, and 3, American Red Cross Professional Rescuer (First Aid & CPR/AED Certified) and approved clinical instructor. He has professional memberships with the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Mid Atlantic Athletic Trainers Association (MAATA) and the Virginia Athletic Trainers Association (VATA). He and his wife, Jackie, live in Harrisonburg along with their daughter.

6 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 6 JMU Season Game-by-Game Key: P=place, R=result, S=score, I=innings Baseball (4-8) A L 7-0 Hampden-Sydney 0-1 A L 3-1 Hampden-Sydney 0-2 A W 9-6 Shepherd 1-2 A W Shepherd 2-2 A L 5-3 Frostburg State 2-3 A L 7-2 Frostburg State 2-4 A W 10-5 Eastern Mennonite 3-4 A L 4-3 Va.Commonwealth 3-5 A L 19-1 Va. Commonwealth 3-6 A W 12-7 Eastern Mennonite 4-6 A L 5-4 George Mason 4-7 A L 3-2 George Mason Baseball (12-5) 4/14 A L 8-1 Bridgewater 0-1 4/17 A W 4-1 Shepherd 1-1 4/17 A W 2-1 Shepherd 2-1 A W 5-4 Millersville State 3-1 4/21 A W 2-1 Eastern Mennonite 4-1 L 3-2 Va. Commonwealth 4-2 W 9-7 Va. Commonwealth 5-2 4/28 A W 7-3 Hampden-Sydney 6-2 4/28 A L 2-1 Hampden-Sydney 6-3 5/4 A W 2-1 Frostburg State 7-3 5/4 A W 4-3 Frostburg State 8-3 5/8 A W 7-0 George Mason 9-3 5/8 A L 4-0 George Mason 9-4 5/11 A W 9-2 Eastern Mennonite /12 A W 3-2 Bridgewater /15 A W 4-0 Washington & Lee /15 A L 11-5 Washington & Lee Baseball (11-14) A L 2-1 VMI 0-1 A L 11-6 Bridgewater 0-2 A L 3-1 Elizabethtown 0-3 A L 4-0 Elizabethtown 0-4 W 10-5 Bethany 1-4 W 3-2 Bethany 2-4 A L 8-0 Millersville 2-5 A W 2-1 Brockport 3-5 A W 16-4 Eastern Mennonite 4-5 A W 8-2 Shenandoah 5-5 A L 5-0 Lynchburg 5-6 A L 11-1 Va. State 5-7 A L 3-0 Va. State 5-8 H W 1-0 Va. Commonwealth 6-8 H W 7-3 Va. Commonwealth 7-8 A W 3-0 Hampden-Sydney 8-8 A L 6-2 Hampden-Sydney 8-9 W 2-1 Virginia 9-9 A L 2-1 Shepherd 9-10 A L 11-6 Shepherd 9-11 A L 4-1 Frostburg State 9-12 A L 2-0 Frostburg State 9-13 A L 3-1 George Mason 9-14 A W 3-1 George Mason A W 2-0 Eastern Mennonite Baseball (12-8) 3/11 A W Allen University 1-0 3/14 A L Shorter College 1-1 3/16 A W Berry College 2-1 3/19 A W The Citadel 3-1 3/20 A L The Citadel 3-2 3/24 A W VMI 4-2 3/24 A L VMI 4-3 3/28 H L Bridgewater 4-4 3/30 H W St. Mary's College 5-4 4/3 H W Shepherd 6-4 4/3 H W Shepherd 7-4 4/7 A L Frostburg State 7-5 4/7 A W Frostburg State 8-5 4/14 H W Hampden-Sydney 9-5 4/14 H L Hampden-Syndey 9-6 4/15 A W Binghamton College /19 A W Washington & Lee /21 A W Va. Commonwealth /21 A L Va. Commonwealth /24 A L Lynchburg College /27 A L Bridgewater /1 H L 6-5 Virginia (Exhibition) 1974 Baseball (23-11) 3/11 A L Furman 0-1 3/12 A L Furman 0-2 3/13 A L South Carolina 0-3 3/14 A W Davidson 1-3 3/15 A W Voorhees 2-3 3/15 A L Voorhees 2-4 3/17 A L The Citadel 2-5 3/17 A L The Citadel 2-6 3/23 H W Eastern Mennonite 3-6 3/26 H W VMI 4-6 3/26 H W VMI 5-6 3/28 H W Randolph-Macon 6-6 4/2 A W Shepherd 7-6 4/2 A W Shepherd 8-6 4/5 H W Binghamton 9-6 4/6 H W Emory & Henry /6 H W Emory & Henry /10 H W Oneonta State /11 H W Bridgewater /12 A L William & Mary /16 H W Virginia State /16 H W Virginia State /17 A W Hampden-Sydney /18 H W Washington & Lee /20 H W Va. Commonwealth /20 H W Va. Commonwealth /22 A L Bridgewater /23 H L Lynchburg /27 N W Bridgewater /27 A L Lynchburg /30 A W Washington & Lee /2 A W Eastern Mennonite /3 H W Lynchburg Baptist /3 H L Lynchburg Baptist Baseball (25-7) 3/10 A L Florida Tech 0-1 3/11 A W Florida Tech 1-1 3/12 A L Florida Tech 1-2 3/13 A L Eckerd 1-3 3/15 A W St Leo 2-3 3/21 H W Old Dominion 3-3 3/23 H W Rhode Island 4-3 3/27 H W Lock Haven 5-3 3/28 A L Randolph-Macon 5-4 3/29 H W Oneonta State 6-4 3/31 H W Binghamton 7-4 4/2 A L Bridgewater 7-5 4/4 H W Morris Harvey 8-5 4/5 H W Hampden-Sydney 9-5 4/5 H W Hampden-Sydney /6 H W Old Dominion /7 A W George Washington /9 H W William & Mary /11 H W Eastern Mennonite /13 H W Shepherd /13 H W Shepherd /17 H W Washington & Lee /19 A W Va. Commonwealth /20 A L Va. State /20 A W Va. State /21 A W 7-0 Va. Union (Forfeit) /21 A W 7-0 Va. Union (Forfeit) /22 H W Washington & Lee /26 N W *Virginia Wesleyan /26 N L #Lynchburg /2 H W Eastern Mennonite /3 A W VMI 25-7 * VCAA Semifinals # VCAA Finals 1976 Baseball (32-10) 3/6 A W Catawba 1-0 3/7 A L Clemson 1-1 3/8 A W Francis Marion 2-1 3/10 A L South Carolina 2-2 3/11 A W South Carolina-Aiken 3-2 3/11 A W South Carolina-Aiken 4-2 3/13 A L Wake Forest 4-3 3/14 A L Wake Forest 4-4 3/20 H W Lock Haven 5-4 3/21 H W Dickinson 6-4 3/21 H W Dickinson 7-4 3/22 H W Keene State 8-4 3/22 H W Keene State 9-4 3/23 H W Randolph-Macon /24 A W Virginia /26 H W Franklin & Marshall /27 H W Oneonta State /30 H W Shippensburg St /30 H W Shippensburg St /1 H L VMI /1 H W VMI /3 A L Old Dominion /3 A W Old Dominion /6 H W Virginia State /6 H W Virginia State /9 H L Virginia /11 A W Shepherd /11 A W Shepherd /12 H W California St. (Pa.) /13 A L George Mason /17 H W Va. Commonwealth /17 H W Va. Commonwealth /22 A W Washington & Lee /25 A W William & Mary /27 A W George Washington /28 H W Maryland /29 A W Washington & Lee /21 N W *Fla. International /22 N W *Columbus College /23 N L *Florida Southern /24 N W *Eckerd College /24 N L *Florida Southern * NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional Tournament 1977 Baseball (32-9) 3/5 A L South Carolina 0-1 3/9 A L Furman 0-4 3/10 A W High Point 1-4 3/11 A W N.C. State 2-4 3/12 A W Elon 3-4 3/7 A L Clemson 0-2 3/8 A L Clemson 0-3 3/12 A L Elon 3-5 3/18 H W Lock Haven 4-5 3/19 H W Glenville State 5-5 3/21 H W Virginia 6-5 3/23 H W Fairmont State 7-5 3/24 H W Fairmont State 8-5 3/26 H W Oneonta State 9-5 3/27 H W Indiana State (Pa.) /27 H W Indiana State (Pa.) /29 A W North Carolina /2 H L Rhode Island /2 H W Rhode Island /3 H W Rhode Island /3 H L Rhode Island /6 H W Edinboro State /6 H W Buffalo State /7 H W William & Mary /8 H W Albany State (N.Y.) /8 H W Edinboro State /9 H W California State (Pa.) /9 H W California State (Pa.) /10 H W Canisius /11 H W Liberty Baptist /12 H W Canisius /15 H W George Mason /17 H W Old Dominion /17 H W Old Dominion /19 A W Maryland /21 A W VMI /23 A W Va. Commonwealth /23 A W Va. Commonwealth /26 H L Liberty Baptist /30 H L Howard /30 H W Howard Baseball (30-13) 3/6 A L South Carolina 0-1 3/7 A L Clemson 0-2 3/7 A L Clemson 0-3 3/11 A L East Carolina 0-4 3/11 N W Purdue 1-4 3/12 A L East Carolina 1-5 3/16 A L Richmond 1-6 3/16 A W Richmond 2-6 3/18 H W West Virginia Tech 3-6 3/18 H W West Virginia Tech 4-6 3/19 A W High Point 5-6 3/20 A L North Carolina 5-7 3/21 H W Rhode Island 6-7 3/21 H W Rhode Island 7-7 3/22 H W Rhode Island 8-7 3/23 H W Quinnipiac 9-7 3/24 H W Oneonta State /24 H W Oneonta State /28 H W Indiana (Pa.) /29 A L Liberty Baptist /31 A L Maryland /1 H W Virginia Tech /2 H W High Point /4 A W VMI /7 H W Maryland /8 H W Davidson /8 H W Davidson /9 A W Old Dominion /9 A W Old Dominion /11 H L Howard /11 H W Howard /13 A W Virginia /15 A W William & Mary /15 A W William & Mary /22 H W Va. Commonwealth /22 H W Va. Commonwealth /23 A W Virginia Tech /24 A W Davidson /24 A L Davidson /27 H W VMI H W 6-1 Liberty Baptist N L 3-1 * Fordham N L 4-1 * Delaware * ECAC District II Playoffs 1979 Baseball (31-13) 3/3 A W Florida International 1-0 3/4 A L Florida International 1-1 3/5 A L Miami 1-2 3/6 A W Biscayne 2-2 3/7 A W Florida Memorial 3-2 3/9 A W Florida Memorial 4-2 3/10 N W St Joseph's (Pa.) 5-2 3/11 A W Biscayne 6-2 3/14 H W Kutztown State 7-2 3/14 H W Kutztown State 8-2 3/15 H W Kutztown State 9-2 3/16 H W Alderson Broaddus /16 H W Alderson-Broaddus /21 H W Massachusetts /22 H W Massachusetts /23 H W Oneonta State /23 H W Oneonta State /24 H W Bucknell /26 A L Virginia /29 H W Richmond /29 H L Richmond /31 A L Virginia Tech /2 A W VMI /7 H W Davidson /7 H W Davidson /8 H L Old Dominion /8 H L Old Dominion /14 H W William & Mary /14 H W William & Mary /17 H L Virginia Tech /18 A L Liberty Baptist /21 A W Va. Commonwealth /21 A L Va. Commonwealth /22 H W Howard /22 H W Howard /25 H W VMI /27 H W Liberty Baptist 27-10

7 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 7 5/8 H L Clemson /9 H W Clemson /10 H W Clemson /17 N L * George Washington N W * Richmond N W * Catholic N L * George Washington * ECAC Southern Division Tourmnament 1980 Baseball (32-13) 3/1 A L West Georgia 0-1 3/6 A L Georgia State 0-2 3/6 A W Georgia state 1-2 3/7 A W Georgia State 2-2 3/14 H W Alderson-Broaddus 3-2 3/15 H W Alderson-Broaddus 4-2 3/19 H W VMI 5-2 3/22 H W Rider 6-2 3/22 H L Rider 6-3 3/23 H W Rider 7-3 3/26 A W George Mason 8-3 3/27 H L Virginia 8-4 3/27 H L Virginia 8-5 3/29 H W Rhode Island 9-5 3/30 A W Old Dominion /1 H W Hofstra /1 H W Hofstra /2 H W Hofstra /2 H W Rhode Island /3 H W Virginia Tech /4 H W Hofstra /4 H W Clarion State /5 H W Towson State /6 H W Towson State /7 H L Richmond /9 H W Oneonta State /9 H W Oneonta State /10 H W Oneonta State /12 A W William & Mary /12 A W William & Mary /13 H L Howard /16 A L Virginia Tech /19 H W Va. Commonwealth /19 H W Va. Commonwealth /21 H L Liberty Baptist /23 A W Richmond /25 A W VMI /5 A L Liberty Baptist /5 A L 7-5 Liberty Baptist /16 H W * Richmond / H W * Catholic / H W * Richmond / N W # Delaware / N L # Miami / N L # Delaware * ECAC southern division Tournament # NCAA Eastern Regional Tournament 1981 Baseball ( ) 3/8 A L Jacksonville 0-1 3/8 A L Jacksonville 0-2 3/9 A L Jacksonville 0-3 3/10 A L Jacksonville 0-4 3/11 N W Walsh 1-4 3/12 N W Marian 2-4 3/12 A L Florida 2-5 3/13 N L Eastern Kentucky 2-6 3/16 H W Alderson-Broaddus 3-6 3/16 H W 7-0 Alderson-Broaddus 4-6 3/17 H W VMI 5-6 3/21 H W Fairmont State 6-6 3/21 H W Fairmont State 7-6 3/22 H L Davis & Elkins 7-7 3/22 H T Davis & Elkins /23 H W Pittsburgh /26 H W American /28 H W Old Dominion /29 H L Old Dominion /29 H W Old Dominion /1 H W Vermont /1 H W Vermont /3 A W George Mason /4 A W Towson State /4 A W Towson State /5 A W Towson State /7 H W Richmond /8 H W Oneonta State /8 H W Oneonta State /9 H W Oneonta State /11 H W William & Mary /11 H W William & Mary /12 A W Va. Commonwealth /12 A W Va. Commonwealth /15 A W Richmond /16 H L Virginia Tech /18 H W Siena /18 H W Siena /19 H W Siena /21 H L George Mason /22 H L Catholic /22 H W Catholic /24 A W VMI /25 H W Baltimore /25 H W Baltimore /26 H L Baltimore /27 A L Virginia /30 H W Virginia /2 H W Howard /2 H L Howard /10 A L Virginia Tech /11 A W Liberty Baptist /16 H W *Richmond /17 H L *Old Dominion /17 H W *Villanova /18 H W *Old Dominion /20 N W *Old Dominion /22 N L # Memphis State /23 N W # Temple /24 N L # Memphis State * ECAC Southern Division Tournament (Harrisonburg, Va.) # NCAA Eastern Regional Tournament (Columbia, S.C.) 1982 Baseball ( ) 3/5 A L East Carolina 0-1 5/13 A L Georgia Southern 0-2 H L East Tennessee State 0-3 H L American 0-4 A W Georgia Southern 1-4 H W William & Mary 2-4 H L East Tennessee State 2-5 H W William & Mary 3-5 H W East Tennessee State 4-5 H W American 5-5 3/13 A L Georgia Southern 5-6 3/14 A W Georgia Southern 6-6 3/18 H W Scranton 7-6 3/18 H W Scranton 8-6 3/19 H W VMI 9-6 3/23 A L Maryland 9-7 3/26 A L Old Dominion 9-8 3/27 A W Old Dominion /27 A T Old Dominion /28 A W William & Mary /28 A W William & Mary /30 H W Colgate H W Liberty Baptist /1 A W George Mason /2 H W Maryland /4 H W Norfolk State /4 H W Norfolk State /5 A W VMI /7 H W Oneonta State /7 H W Oneonta State /8 H W Oneonta State /8 H W Fredonia State /9 H W Virginia /10 H W Towson State /10 H W Towson State /11 H W Towson State /13 A L Richmond /13 A W Richmond /14 H W Virginia Tech /17 A L Catholic /17 A L Catholic /18 H W George Mason /21 H W Longwood /22 A L Virginia Tech /24 A W Baltimore /24 A W Baltimore /25 A W Baltimore A W Virginia /29 H W V. Commonwealth /29 H W V. Commonwealth /1 H L Georgetown /1 H W Georgetown /2 H W Howard /2 H W Howard N L * East Carolina N L * Old Dominion *ECAC South Tournament 1983 Baseball (37-13) 3/8 N W Georgetown 1-0 3/8 N W Campbell 2-0 3/9 N W Georgetown 3-0 3/9 A W Stetson 4-0 3/10 H W Campbell 5-0 3/10 A L Stetson 5-1 3/11 H W Georgetown 6-1 3/12 A L Michigan 6-2 3/12 A L Stetson 6-3 3/16 H L Va. Commonwealth 6-4 3/20 H W George Washington 7-4 3/20 H W George Washington 8-4 3/21 H W Queens 9-4 3/24 A W American /29 H W Virginia /29 H L Virginia /31 H W Oneonta State /31 H W Oneonta State /2 H W William & Mary /3 H W New York Tech /4 H L New York Tech /6 A W VMI /11 H W George Mason /12 H W Richmond /12 H W Richmond /13 A W Va. Commonwealth /16 A W Virginia Tech /17 H W American /19 H W Virginia Tech /21 H W VMI /23 A L Georgetown /23 A W Georgetown /27 H W Longwood /28 A L George Mason /30 H W Norfolk State /30 H W Norfolk State /1 H W Howard /1 H W Howard /7 H L Old Dominion /8 H W Old Dominion /8 H W Old Dominion /12 H W * William & Mary /13 H L * Georgetown /14 H L * William & Mary /26 N W # South Carolina /27 N W # William & Mary /28 N W # The Citadel /29 N W # Delaware /3 N L $ Texas /5 N L $ Stanford * ECAC Southern Division Tournament # NCAA Eastern Regional Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.) $ College World Series 1984 Baseball (38-13) 3/2 A L 7-10 Atlantic Christian 0-1 3/3 A W` 6-1 Atlantic Christian 1-1 3/4 N W 4-1 West Virginia 2-1 3/5 N W 9-4 Detroit 3-1 3/7 N W 14-8 West Virginia 4-1 3/7 A W 11-4 Georgia Southern 5-1 3/8 N W 13-2 Detroit 6-1 3/8 N L Towson State 6-2 3/9 N W 16-4 West Virginia 7-2 3/10 N L 3-4 Detroit 7-3 3/18 H W 8-3 Utica 8-3 3/18 H W 21-1 St. Francis (N.Y.) 9-3 3/19 H W 13-2 Providence /19 H W 5-4 Providence /20 H W 10-1 St. Francis (N.Y.) /23 H W 12-2 VMI /24 A W 9-2 William & Mary /24 A L 3-4 William & Mary /25 H W 3-2 Ohio /25 H W 9-7 Ohio /31 A W 4-1 Richmond /1 A L 3-4 East Carolina /6 A L 1-4 VMI /7 H W Middlebury /7 H W Middlebury /8 H L East Carolina /9 A W George Washington /10 H W Maryland /11 A W Virginia Tech /18 A W George Mason /19 H W Virginia Tech /20 A W American /20 A W American /21 H W Howard /21 H W Howard /24 H W Va. Commonwealth /25 A W Virginia /25 A L Virginia /26 H W George Mason /27 H W Longwood /28 H W Georgetown /28 H L Georgetown /29 A L Maryland /6 A L Old Dominion /6 A W Old Dominion /7 A W Norfolk State /7 A W Norfolk State /10 H W 10-4 La Salle /11 H W 11-0 Georgetown /12 H L 3-4 East Carolina /12 H L 5-9 East Carolina Baseball (24-21) 3/9 A L Florida International 0-1 3/10 A L Miami 0-2 3/11 H L * Liberty 0-3 3/11 N W # Georgetown 1-3 3/12 N L Florida International 1-4 3/13 N W # Liberty 2-4 3/14 N W * Georgetown 3-4 3/15 N L # Georgetown 3-5 3/15 A W Florida International 4-5 3/16 N L # Liberty 4-6 3/17 N L 2-10 Southern Illinois 4-7 3/20 H W VMI 5-7 3/21 A L Towson State 5-8 3/25 A W Virginia Tech 6-8 3/28 H W Towson State 7-8 3/30 A W East Carolina 8-8 3/30 A L East Carolina 8-9 3/31 A L East Carolina /2 H L Maryland /3 A W VMI /4 H W Va. Commonwealth /6 H W William & Mary /6 H W William & Mary /8 A W Virginia /10 A W Richmond /10 A W Richmond /14 A L George Mason /14 A L George Mason /16 H W George Washington /17 H W Richmond /18 H L Virginia Tech /20 H W UNC-Wilmington /20 H L UNC-Wilmington /21 H W UNC-Wilmington /24 H L George Mason /25 H L Virginia /27 A L William & Mary /28 H L Howard /28 H W Howard /29 A W Maryland /30 H W American /30 H W American /4 A W American /5 H L Old Dominion /5 H L Old Dominion 24-21

8 JMU BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 8 Game played in Miami, Fla. # Game played at Florida Game played at University of Miami (Fla.) 1986 Baseball (35-14) 3/1 H W West Virginia 1-0 3/2 H W West Virginia 2-0 3/2 H W West Virginia 3-0 3/4 A L Virginia 3-1 3/9 N L # Maine 3-2 3/11 A W St. Thomas, Fla /12 N L # Southern Illinois 4-3 3/13 N W # Southern Illinois 5-3 3/15 N L # Maine 5-4 3/19 A W VMI 6-4 3/20 H W Towson State 7-4 3/21 H W Liberty 8-4 3/22 H W St. Joseph's 9-4 3/22 H W St. Joseph's /23 H W St. Joseph's /25 A W Towson State /26 H W VMI /27 H W Bucknell /29 H W East Carolina /29 H W East Carolina /30 H L East Carolina /2 H L Richmond /2 H W Richmond /3 H W Georgetown /4 A W Va. Commonwealth /6 A W William & Mary /6 A W William & Mary /8 H W Virginia /9 H L Virginia Tech /12 A W UNC-Wilmington /12 A L UNC-Wilmington /13 A W UNC-Wilmington /16 A L Richmond /19 H W William & Mary /20 H W Howard /20 H W Howard /23 H W George Mason /23 H W George Mason /24 A L Virginia Tech /25 H W Va. Commonweath /27 A W American /27 A L American /29 H W Maryland /30 A L Liberty /2 H W 3-1 Howard /3 H W American /4 A W George Mason /15 H L * UNC-Wilmington /16 A L * East Carolina * CAA Tournament # Game played in Miami, Game played in Front Royal, Va Baseball (28-21) 3/1 H W West Virginia 1-0 3/1 H W West Virginia 2-0 3/7 A W Atl. Christian 3-0 3/8 N L # New York Tech 3-1 3/9 N W # West Virginia 4-1 3/10 N L # New York Tech 4-2 3/10 N L # C.W. Post 4-3 3/11 N W # Eastern Michigan 5-3 3/12 A L Georgia Southern 5-4 3/13 N W # Eastern Michigan 6-4 3/13 N L # New York Tech 6-5 3/14 N L # West Virginia 6-6 3/17 H W Lafayette 7-6 3/18 H W VMI 8-6 3/21 A L East Carolina 8-7 3/21 A L East Carolina 8-8 3/22 A L East Carolina 8-9 3/25 H W Virginia 9-9 3/26 H L Rider /27 H W Kent State /28 A L George Mason /28 A W George Mason /29 A L George Mason /1 H W Towson State /2 A L Towson State /8 H W Liberty /11 H W Richmond /11 H L Richmond /12 H L Richmond /18 A W William & Mary /18 A W William & Mary /19 A W William & Mary /21 A L Va. Commonwealth /22 H W VMI /24 N L 3-4 Miami (Fla.) /28 H W Va. Commonwealth /29 A W Liberty /30 H W Penn State /30 H W Penn State /1 H W Howard /1 H W Howard /9 H L UNC-Wilmington /9 H L UNC-Wilmington /10 H W UNC-Wilmington /14 N W * Richmond /15 N W * East Carolina /16 N W * UNC-Wilmington /17 N L * East Carolina /17 N L * East Carolina # Game played at Statesboro, Game played at Norfolk State * CAA Tournament 1988 Baseball ( ) 2/27 H W West Virginia 1-0 2/27 H W West Virginia 2-0 2/28 H W West Virginia 3-0 3/3 H W George Washington 4-0 3/5 A W Atl. Christian 5-0 3/6 N W # Eastern Michigan 6-0 3/7 N T # Eastern Michigan /8 N W # Eastern Michigan /8 N T # West Virginia /9 N W # UNC-Wilmington /10 A L Georgia Southern /11 N W # Evansville /12 A W Georgia Southern /16 H W VMI /17 A W Towson State /22 H W VMI /23 A W George Washington /24 H L Hartford /27 A W East Carolina /27 A W East Carolina /29 H W Bucknell /30 A L Virginia /31 H W Bucknell /2 H W Richmond /2 H W Richmond /3 H W Richmond /6 H W Virginia Tech /8 H W Va. Commonwealth /9 H W UNC-Wilmington /9 H W UNC-Wilmington /10 H W UNC-Wilmington /13 H W Virginia /14 A W Liberty /16 A W George Mason /16 A W George Mason /17 A W George Mason /20 A L Old Dominion /21 H L Towson State /23 H W William & Mary /23 H W William & Mary /24 H L William & Mary /26 H W Liberty /27 H W Old Dominion /30 H W Howard /30 H W Howard /1 H W Howard /1 H W Howard /7 H W George Washington /7 H W George Washington /9 A L Virginia Tech /12 N W * Richmond /13 N W * UNC-Wilmington /14 N L * George Mason /14 N L * Richmond /26 N L 2-3 Carolina /28 N L # Game played at Statesboro, Ga. * CAA Tournament Game (Richmond, NCAA Atlantic Regional (Coral Gables, Fla.) 1989 Baseball (32-21) 2/25 H W West Virginia 1-0 2/25 H W West Virginia 2-0 2/26 H W West Virginia 3-0 3/1 H W Radford 4-0 3/2 A L Old Dominion 4-1 3/4 Rained Out Maryland 3/5 N L #Army 4-2 3/6 N W #Georgetown 5-2 3/7 A W Florida International 6-2 3/8 N W #Georgetown 7-2 3/9 N W #Army 8-2 3/10 A W Florida International 9-2 3/11 N W #Southern Illinois /14 H L Towson State /15 A W Maryland /18 H W East Carolina /18 H L East Carolina /19 H L East Carolina /21 H W Utica /22 H W Coppin State /23 H W Coppin State /25 A L Richmond /25 A W Richmond /26 A W Richmond /28 A L Va. Comonwealth /29 H W Bucknell /30 H W VMI /1 A L UNC-Wilmington /1 A L UNC-Wilmington /2 A L UNC-Wilmington /4 A L Liberty /5 H L Virginia /6 A L VMI /8 Rain Out George Mason 4/9 H W George Mason /9 H W George Mason /11 H W Va. Commonwealth /12 H L Old Dominion /13 H L Liberty /15 Rain Out 9 William & Mary 4/16 A W William & Mary /16 A W William & Mary /18 A W Virginia /20 A L Towson State /22 A L George Washington /23 H W George Washington /23 H W George Washington /25 A L Penn State /25 A L Penn State /27 Rain Out Virginia Tech 4/30 H W Howard /30 H W Howard /30 H W Howard /8 H W Virginia Tech /12 N L *Richmond /13 N W *William & Mary /14 N L *East Carolina # Game played in Miami, Fla. * CAA Tournament 1990 Baseball (27-19) 2/25 Rain Out Va. Commonwealth 2/28 H W George Washington 1-0 3/1 H W Va. Commonwealth 2-0 3/2 Rain Out Virginia Tech 3/4 N W #Youngstown State 3-0 3/5 N W #Youngstown State 4-0 3/6 A L #Georgia Southern 4-1 3/7 N L #West Virginia 4-2 3/8 N L #West Virginia 4-3 3/8 A L #Georgia Southern 4-4 3/9 N L #West Virginia 4-5 3/10 A W High Point 5-5 3/11 A W Pfeiffer 6-5 3/13 H W Maryland-Balt. Co /14 H W Towson State 8-5 3/17 Rain Out Richmond 3/18 H W Richmond 9-5 3/18 H W Richmond /20 H W Coppin State /21 H W VMI /22 H W Mount St. Mary's /24 Snowed Out UNC-Wilmington 3/25 Snowed Out UNC-Wilmington 3/27 A L Virginia /28 A L Old Dominion /29 H W Bucknell /31 A L George Mason /31 A L George Mason /1 A W George Mason /3 A L George Washington /4 H L Virginia /5 H W Maryland /7 Snowed Out William & Mary 4/8 Snowed Out William & Mary 4/10 H W Old Dominion /11 A W VMI /12 A L Liberty /14 A L East Carolina /14 A L East Carolina /15 A L East Carolina /17 A L Towson State /18 H W Radford /21 H W Liberty /21 Rain Out Liberty 4/23 H W Virginia Tech /24 H L Penn State /24 H W Penn State /28 H W Howard /28 H W Howard /29 H W Howard /7 A W Maryland /8 A W Radford /11 N L *Richmond /12 N L *East Carolina # Hall of Fame Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.) * CAA Tournament (Wilmington, N.C.) 1991 Baseball (25-23) 2/23 H W Old Dominion 1-0 2/24 H L Old Dominion 1-1 2/27 H L George Washington 1-2 2/28 A L Liberty 1-3 3/2 A L Winthrop 1-4 3/3 Rained Out Winthrop 3/4 A W North Carolina 2-4 3/5 A W Campbell 3-4 3/6 A L Campbell 3-5 3/7 A W UNC-Charlotte 4-5 3/8 Rained Out Davidson 3/9 A W UNC-Charlotte 5-5 3/10 A W UNC-Charlotte 6-5 3/12 H L Towson State 6-6 3/13 Rained Out Maryland-Balt. Co. 3/15 A W UNC-Wilmington 7-6 3/16 A W UNC-Wilmington 8-6 3/17 A L East Carolina 8-7 3/17 A W East Carolina 9-7 3/19 H W VMI /20 A L Virginia /24 H W George Mason /24 H L George Mason /26 A W Virginia Tech /27 H W Va. Commonwealth /30 H L William & Mary /30 H W William & Mary /31 H L Richmond /31 H L Richmond /2 H W Liberty /3 A W George Washington /6 H L East Carolina /6 H W East Carolina /7 H L UNC-Wilmington /7 H W UNC-Wilmington /9 A W VMI /10 H W Maryland /13 Rained Out George Mason 4/14 Rained Out George Mason 4/15 Rained Out Virginia Tech 4/16 H W Virginia Tech /17 H W Radford /19 A L Richmond /20 Rained Out Richmond