2009 SEASON IN REVIEW

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1 SEASON IN REVIEW IN THIS SECTION Rocket Notes - Results Hitting Statistics Pitching Statistics Review Tournament Runner-Up

2 Year Record Division Finish STANDINGS (FINAL) - th PRESEASON West Div. Overall -* nd POLL REVISITED Team W L PCT W L PCT - T-th WEST PICK +/- #$BSU.. - T-th Ball State nd + #TOLEDO.. - th TOLEDO th + #EMU.. Eastern Michigan th + #CMU.. - th Central Michigan rd - NIU.. - th Northern Illinois th - WMU.. - th Western Michigan st - - th -* th - th -* nd * - Qualified for Tournament East Div. Overall Team W L PCT W L PCT #%^BGSU.. #Ohio.. #!KSU.. #MIA.. UA.. UB.. # - Qualified for Tournament $ - West Division Champion % - East Division Champion ^ - Regular Season Champion! - Tournament Champion A LOOK AT THE ROCKETS: Toledo experienced a respectable campaign, tallying a - overall mark and a - ledger in the Mid-American Conference West Division. The Rockets finished a close second to Ball State in the division standings, equalling the sixth-most conference wins in UT annals. The Midnight Blue & Gold played its best baseball at the end of the season and advanced to the finals of the Tournament for the second time in school history (). Their late-season run came to an end with a setback to tourney champion Kent State at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe. IMPRESSIVE WIN TOTAL: Toledo won contests last spring and finished in second place in the West Division standings. The Rockets conference victories tied for the most in the last decade and also equalled the sixth-most all-time in school history. The single-season record is wins set in. (Listed at the top of the middle column are Toledo s records and league finish since the conference went to split divisions in ) SAYING GOODBYE TO THE SENIORS: With the completion of the season, the Rockets bode farewell to their four seniors Jeff Cinadr, Josh Colliver, Ryan France, Jake Oester. POSTSEASON ACCOLADES: Sophomore RHP Matt Kuna received second-team All-Mid-American Conference honors. Voting for the first and second all-league teams was conducted by the conference s head coaches. Kuna became the first UT hurler to be selected All- since (Jeremy ROCKETS STATISTICAL COMPARISON All Games Category Only - Record -. Batting Average.. Runs Per Game.. Hits Per Game. Home Runs RBI. On-Base Percentage. Walks For Walks Against Strikeouts Sacrifice Hits - Stolen Bases-Attempts - Errors. Fielding Percentage.. Earned Run Average. Complete Games Shutouts Saves. Runs Allowed Per Game.. Hits Allowed Per Game.. Opp. Batting Average.. Opp. ERA. EAST PICK +/- Bowling Green rd + Ohio nd even Kent State st - Miami th even Akron th even Buffalo th even Griffiths and Junie Melendez, first team). ROCKETS QUALIFY FOR TOUR- NAMENT: Toledo qualified for the Tournament for the second time in the last three seasons and the fifth time overall. The sixth-seed Rockets advanced all the way to the finals for only the second time in school history (), defeating third-seed Ohio, -, and seventh-seed Eastern Michigan on two occasions, - and -, at VA Memorial Stadium in Chillicothe. UT s run to its first league title in school history came to an end with a - setback to eventual champion Kent State. Toledo is - (.) all-time in the doubleelimination post-season tourney. NAILBITERS: Toledo had several games go down to the wire last season, as of its contests were decided by two runs or less, including seven one-run affairs. The Rockets were - in those contests and - in one-run matchups. ROCKETS AT THE PLATE: Toledo hit. (-for-,, eighth in the ) with runs scored (. rpg, th) last spring. In competition, the Rockets batted. (-for-, seventh) with runs scored (. rpg). In, the Rockets finished th in the conference with a. team average and ninth in runs scored (. rpg). Toledo Baseball

3 Sophomore RHP Matt Kuna received second-team All- honors, becoming the first UT hurler to be selected All- since. TOUCHING ON PITCHING: The Rockets ranked eighth in the with a. overall ERA in, including seventh with a. ERA against league opponents. Individually, sophomore Matt Kuna led the league with a. overall ERA and the right-hander was also ninth with a. ERA against foes. UT s hurlers averaged. walks and. strikeouts every nine innings overall, compared to a league-low. walks and. strikeouts in contests. M I D N I G H T BLUE & GOLD STRONG IN THE FIELD AS WELL: The Midnight Blue & Gold finished third in the with a. overall fielding percentage, including a. mark (third-best) in conference action. The Rockets tallied, put- Player of the Year Marc Krauss, Ohio Pitcher of the Year Brennan Smith, BGSU All- Selections First Team Pos. Name, School C Zach Dygert, BSU B Tom Nurre, MIA B Logan Meisler, BGSU SS Ryan Shay, BGSU B Marc Krauss, OHIO OF Jeremy Hazelbaker, BSU OF Gauntlett Eldemire, OHIO OF Adam Eaton, MIA SP Brennan Smith, BGSU SP Matt Erwood, MIA SP Chris Rigo, OHIO SP Matt Malewitz, BGSU RP Andrew Chafin, KSU DH Matt Skirving, EMU UTIL Kobrin Vitek, BSU outs against errors last spring. The. overall fielding percentage tied for the second-best mark in school history. The single-season school record is. set in. UT finished last in the league with a. fielding mark ( errors and, putouts) in. DUDLEY EXCELS AGAINST COMPETITION: Junior Aaron Dudley hit a team-high. with runs scored, two home runs and a squadbest RBI against competition last spring. Dudley tied for fourth in doubles () in league play. Overall in, he started games ( at catcher, five at designated hitter), batting. with runs scored, four home runs and RBI. The Toledo native, who ranks eighth in career doubles () in UT annals, ninth in RBI (, ) and tied for ninth in two-base hits (, ) in a single season, hit safely in contests in, including multi-hit and multi-rbi efforts. He finished first on the team in sacrifice flies (), second in RBI and stolen bases (), as well as third in batting average, doubles (), AWARDS Freshman of the Year Andrew Chafin, KSU Coach of the Year Danny Schmitz, BGSU All- Selections Second Team Pos. Name, School C Tyler Elkins, BGSU B Greg Rohan, KSU B Jimmy Rider, KSU SS Jim Gulliver, EMU B Derek Spencer, BGSU OF Jared Humphreys, KSU OF Jordin Hood, NIU OF Hayden Johnston, OHIO SP Dan Taylor, CMU SP Trent Howard, CMU SP Matt Kuna, UT SP Corey Chaffins, EMU RP Jon Pokorny, KSU DH Robert Maddox, OHIO UTIL Brandon Besl, OHIO Ian Nielsen, BSU TOLEDO S RECORD WHEN W L Total Mid-American Conference Non-Conference Home Away Neutral Day Night Shutouts vs. Left-Hander vs. Right-Hander UT Scores - runs UT Scores - runs UT Scores - runs UT Scores + runs Opp. Scores - runs Opp. Scores - runs Opp. Scores - runs Opp. Scores + runs UT Scores in First Inning Opp. Scores in First Inning UT Scores First Opp. Scores First UT Out-hits Opp. Opp. Out-hits UT Teams Tie in Hits UT Has - Hits UT Has - Hits UT Has - Hits UT Has + Hits Opp. Has - Hits Opp. Has - Hits Opp. Has - Hits Opp. Has + Hits UT Commits Errors UT Commits Errors UT Commits Errors UT Commits Errors UT Commits + Errors Opp. Commits Errors Opp. Commits Errors Opp. Commits Errors Opp. Commits Errors Opp. Commits + Errors Run Games Run Games Run Games Run Games + Run Games Inning Games Inning Games Extra Inning Games Tournament Runner-Up

4 TOLEDO SUMMARY Inning-by-Inning Team EX Total TOLEDO Opponents Senior Jake Oester wrapped up his Toledo career fifth in school history in career walks () and seventh in runs scored (). UT IN TOURNEY (- MARK) at Columbus, OH Lost to Western Michigan, - Defeated Ohio, - Defeated Western Michigan, - *Lost to Eastern Michigan, - at Kent, OH Lost to Ohio, - Defeated Kent State, - Lost to Ohio, - at Muncie, IN Defeated Miami, - Lost to Bowling Green, - Lost to Ball State, - at Ypsilanti, MI Lost to Eastern Michigan, - Lost to Northern Illinois, - at Chillicothe, OH Defeated Ohio, - Defeated Eastern Michigan, - Defeated Eastern Michigan, - *Lost to Kent State, - * - Tournament Finals total bases () and walks (). Dudley batted. (-for-) with five runs scored and a team-high RBI over the final nine games (May -), including hitting a a pair of two-run homers vs. Ohio in the opening round of the Tournament (May ). HOYING IS A CONSTANT IN THE TO- LEDO LINEUP: Sophomore Jared Hoying was the only Rocket to start all games last spring, hitting. with runs scored, home runs and a squadbest RBI. Hoying s season numbers tied for sixth-best in RBI and total bases (), tied for eighth in round trippers and tied for ninth in doubles () in UT annals in a single season. The Fort Loramie, OH native hit safely in a squad-best contests in, including multi-hit and a team-high multi-rbi efforts. The two-year starter at shortstop batted. (-for-) in the Tournament (May -). DUDICS IMPRESSIVE SETTING THE TABLE FOR THE ROCKETS: Sophomore Chris Dudics batted a team-best. with runs scored, one home run and RBI at the top of the Rockets lineup last spring. Dudics, who started games ( in center field, four at third base, three at designated hitter, one at second base) in his second year wearing the Midnight Blue & Gold, hit safely in contests, including a squad-high multi-hit efforts. The Shelby, OH native ranked eighth in the in batting???did YOU KNOW??? The Rockets tallied RBI with two outs in, including a team-best off the bat of junior Aaron Dudley, as well as from sophomore Dan Sherwood and from classmate Jim Vahalik. Toledo Baseball West DIVISION Player & Pitcher of the Week Player of the Week Feb. Ian Nielsen BSU March Jeremy Hazelbaker BSU March Jeremy Hazelbaker BSU March Jordin Hood NIU March Jeremy Hazelbaker BSU April Ian Nielsen BSU April Wally Gerbus EMU April Dave Reynolds NIU April Kolbrin Vitek BSU May Matt Skirving EMU May Jim Gulliver EMU May Jordin Hood NIU Pitcher of the Week Feb. Dan Taylor CMU March Andy Deain NIU March Brad Piatt BSU March Kolbrin Vitek BSU March Steve Teno CMU April Rick Dodridge CMU April Corey Chaffins EMU April Steve Teno CMU April Trent Howard CMU May Corey Chaffins EMU May Brenden Stines BSU May Jordan Glover EMU average and also finished first on the team on-base percentage (.), third in hits () and tied for third in sacrifice bunts (). He took his game to an even higher level late in the season, hitting a squad-best. (-for-) with six runs scored, one home run and three RBI in the Tournament, earning alltourney team accolades (May -). KROFCHECK ON A TEAR: Junior Tim Krofcheck hit safely in of the final games last spring, batting. (- for-) with runs scored, two home runs and RBI (April -May ). For the season, Krofcheck started games ( at second base, two at designated hitter) and hit. with runs scored, two home runs, RBI and stolen bases. The Euclid, OH native finished first on the squad in runs scored, stolen bases and sacrifice bunts (), tied for first in doubles (), second in hits (), walks () and sacrifice flies

5 TOP INDIVIDUAL GAME PERFORMANCES IN At-Bats A. Dudley vs. WMU (May ) J. Hoying vs. WMU (May ) Runs Scored J. Oester vs. WMU (May ) J. Vahalik vs. WMU (May ) J. Oester vs. Wayne State (Mar. ) Hits J. Corfman vs. Ohio (May ) J. Oester vs. WMU (May ) J. Vahalik vs. WMU (May ) C. Dudics vs. WMU (May ) D. Sherwood vs. WMU (May ) A. Dudley at CMU (Apr. ) J. Vahalik at CMU (Apr. ) J. Colliver at Akron (Mar. ) J. Hoying vs. Vermont (Mar. ) Doubles B. Hammer at NIU (Apr. ) Triples J. Oester vs. Oakland (Apr. ) Home Runs A. Dudley vs. Ohio (May ) J. Hoying vs. Miami (Mar. ) RBI A. Dudley vs. WMU (May ) J. Vahalik at CMU (Apr. ) B. Hammer at NIU (Apr. ) Total Bases Aaron Dudley vs. Ohio (May ) J. Hoying vs. Miami (Mar. ) J. Hoying vs. Vermont (Mar. ) Stolen Bases T. Krofcheck vs. WMU (May ) T. Krofcheck vs. Sacred Heart (Mar. ) Innings Pitched J. Collop vs. Miami (Mar. ). Strikeouts J. Collop vs. Ohio (Apr. )???DID YOU KNOW??? UT s wins tied for the most in the last decade and also equaled the sixth-most all-time in school history. (), and tied for second in hit by pitch (). He ranks ninth in runs scored (, ) and tied for ninth in doubles (, ) in UT annals in a single season. Krofcheck hit safely in contests, including multi-hit and six multi-rbi efforts. Krofcheck also finished tied for sixth in two-base hits () in league play. NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP: Sophomore Jim Vahalik started games ( at first base, four at catcher, three at designated hitter) in, hitting. with runs scored, nine home runs and RBI. Vahalik hit safely in contests, including multi-hit and eight multi-rbi efforts. He finished second on the team in total bases () and third in runs scored, home runs and RBI. The Westerville, OH native hit an impressive. (-for-) with a teamhigh eight runs scored, a squad-best three home runs and four RBI in the Tournament, earning all-tourney team accolades (May -). CORFMAN MAKES BIG FIRST IMPRES- SION: Freshman Joe Corfman made a smooth transition to the collegiate game last spring, hitting. with runs scored, five home runs and RBI. Corfman appeared in games in his first season, making starts ( at designated hit- Junior RHP Justin Collop was selected in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft in the sixth round (rd overall pick) by the Chicago White Sox. TOLEDO MISCELLANEOUS STATS Multiple Hits Games + Total C. Dudics T. Krofcheck A. Dudley J. Hoying J. Vahalik D. Sherwood J. Corfman J. Oester J. Edwards J. Wierzba B. Hammer J. Colliver J. Cola M. Lapikas A.J. DeMarco J. Johnson Multiple RBI Games + Total J. Hoying A. Dudley D. Sherwood J. Vahalik J. Corfman T. Krofcheck J. Oester J. Colliver C. Dudics B. Hammer J. Edwards J. Cola J. Wierzba M. Lapikas A.J. DeMarco Tournament Runner-Up

6 ter, in left field, four at second base, one at first base, one at third base). The Richfield, OH native hit safely in contests, including multi-hit and eight multi-rbi efforts. He finished first on the team in hit by pitch (), tied for first in triples () and third in on-base percentage (.). Corfman started all four games in the Tournament, batting. (-for-) with four runs scored, one home run and three RBI, including a season-high four hits and three-runs scored vs. Ohio in opening round (May -). SHERWOOD LIKES THE LONG BALL: Sophomore Dan Sherwood tied for the team lead with home runs in. Sherwood s round-tripper total ranks tied for eighth in UT annals in a single season. Overall in the spring, he started contests ( in right field, three at des- MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT MAY - (VA Memorial Stadium Chillicothe, OH) Wednesday, May Game # - No. Kent State, No. Miami Game # - No. TOLEDO, No. Ohio Game # - No. Eastern Michigan, No. Ball State Game # - No. Central Michigan, No. Bowling Green Thursday, May Game # - No. Ohio, No. Ball State (Cardinals eliminated) Game # - No. Miami, No. Bowling Green (Falcons eliminated) Game # - No. Kent State, No. Central Michigan Game # - No. TOLEDO, No. Eastern Michigan Friday, May Game # - No. Miami, No. Central Michigan (Chippewas eliminated) Game # - No. Eastern Michigan, No. Ohio (Bobcats eliminated) Game # - No. Kent State, No. Miami (RedHawks eliminated) Game # - No. TOLEDO, No. Eastern Michigan (Eagles eliminated) Saturday, May Game # - No. Kent State, No. TOLEDO (Golden Flashes Champions) ignated hitter) and batted. with runs scored and RBI. He also finished first on the squad in slugging percentage (.), tied for second in hit by pitch () and tied for third in sacrifice flies (). The Richfield, OH native hit safely in contests, including multi-hit and nine multi-rbi efforts. Sherwood batted. (-for- ) with one home run and five RBI in the Tournament, earning all-tourney team accolades (May -). COLLOP PITCH- ES ON ALL CYL- INDERS: Junior RHP Justin Collop worked at least. innings in eight of his final starts Senior RHP Jeff Cinadr was named firstteam ESPN The Magazine Academic All- District IV, majoring in bioengineering with a. GPA. Toledo Baseball???DID YOU KNOW??? The Rockets ranked fifth in the league with doubles in. UT s twobase hit total was the second highest in school history in a single season. The single-season school record is set in. in, including. frames against Ohio in the opening round of the Tournament to earn the victory (May ). Collop s top performance of the season was a four-hit complete-game shutout vs. Miami with seven strikeouts in the opener (March ). The Rockets No. starter the last two seasons was - with a. ERA in. The Wayne, MI native accumulated. innings of work, surrendering runs ( earned) on hits with a team-high strikeouts. He tied for first in the in shutouts (), tied for third in complete games (), tied for sixth in games started (), eighth in strikeouts and tied for eighth in innings pitched. In league games only, Collop tied for first in shutouts and games started (), tied for second in complete games, fourth in innings pitched (.) and fifth in strikeouts (). KUNA MOWING THEM DOWN: Sophomore RHP Matt Kuna earned secondteam All- honors last spring and became the first UT hurler to garner all-league accolades since. Kuna worked at least. frames in nine starts, sporting a - record with a league-low. ERA. The Rockets No. starter won four of his final five starts, including a strong. innings in a win over Eastern Michigan in the Tournament with a career-best seven strikeouts (May ). He accumulated. innings of work in, surrendering runs ( earned) on hits with strikeouts. He also finished seventh in the conference in opponent batting average (., -for-) and tied for ninth in wins. In league games, he was - with a. ERA, ranking tied for first in games started (), tied for seventh in wins and ninth in ERA.

7 ROCKET TEAM RECORDS HITS.... RUNS.... AT-BATS.,.,.,., DOUBLES... HOME RUNS.... RUNS BATTED IN.... TOTAL BASES... HIT BY PITCH... PITCHING STRIKEOUTS... SAVES.... FIELDING PERCENTAGE PUTOUTS.,.,.,., ASSISTS.... Sophomore INF Jared Hoying was the only Rocket to start all games last spring, hitting. with runs scored, home runs and a squad-best RBI. ZAHEL SLAMS THE DOOR SHUT AGAINST THE OPPOSITION: Sophomore RHP Matt Zahel converted nine of save opportunities last spring, ranking first in the and tied for th nationally. He closed out victories against Eastern Michigan (May ), Central Michigan (G, April ), Northern Illinois (G, April ), Ohio (April ), Akron (March ), Vermont (March ), Sacred Heart (March ) and Belmont on two occasions (Feb. -). Zahel s save total also ranks second in school history for a single season. CINADR EARNS ACADEMIC ALL- DISTRICT HONORS: Senior RHP Jeff Cinadr was named first-team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV. As an all-district honoree, Cinadr was eligible for consideration for Academic All-America. District IV is comprised of colleges and universities in the states of Alabama, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee. Cinadr, a bioengineering major with a. GPA, appeared in a school-record games out of the bullpen last spring, sporting a - ledger with a team-low. ERA and two saves. He accumulated. innings of work, surrendering runs ( earned) on hits with strikeouts. The Hudson, OH native ranked fourth in the in total appearances and was also second in appearances () in EAst DIVISION Player & Pitcher of the Week Player of the Week Feb. Greg Rohan KSU March Jason Patton KSU March Marc Krauss Ohio March Gauntlett Eldemire Ohio March Tommy Nurre MIA April Marc Krauss Ohio April Rob Lawler UB April Adam Eaton MIA April Derek Spencer BGSU May Adam Skonieczki UB May Brandon Besl Ohio May Ryan Schlater BGSU Pitcher of the Week Feb. Mike Stangroom UB March Pierre Miville-Deschenes UB March Matt Malewitz BGSU March Brad Stillings KSU March Chris Rigo Ohio Pierre Miville-Deschenes UB April Andrew Chafin KSU April Brad Stillings KSU April Jordan Jankowski MIA April Alex Loftin UA May Brennan Smith BGSU May Benjamin Danziger UA May Alex Loftin UA league play. An excellent student in the classroom, Cinadr was a and Academic All- selection as well as UT s Student-Athlete Advisory Council Student Government Representative for the - Academic Year. TOLEDO RECEIVES NCAA RECOGNITION FOR ACADEMIC PROGRESS RATE FIG- URES: The NCAA released its annual Academic Progress Rate (APR) figures and the Toledo baseball team (score of ) received a recognition award for finishing among the top percent of Division schools in its sport. APR is a gauge of every team s academic performance at a given point in time. Points are awarded on a semester-by-semester basis for eligibility, retention and graduation of scholarship student-athletes. is considered a perfect score. The APR data is a cumulative figure taken from the -, -, - and - school years. Tournament Runner-Up

8 RESULTS - Overall: - (nd-west); - Home; - Away; - Neutral Date Opponent W/L UT-OPP UT OPP INN Pitcher Overall/ Attend./Time Feb. at Western Kentucky L J. Collop (-) -/ /: Feb. at Belmont W () D. Gatins () -/ /: Feb. at Belmont L () L. Rassi (-) -/ /: Feb. at Belmont W M. Suschak () -/ /: Mar. at Tennessee Tech L R. France (-) -/ /: Mar. at Tennessee Tech L D. Gatins (-) -/ /: Mar. at Tennessee Tech L () M. Inselmann (-) -/ /: Mar. at Tennessee Tech W M. Zahel () -/ /: Mar. vs. Sacred Heart% W J. Cinadr () -/ /: Mar. vs. Bucknell% L T. Scott (-) -/ /: Mar. vs. Connecticut% L J. Collop (-) -/ /: Mar. vs. Vermont% W L. Rassi (-) -/ /: Mar. vs. Eastern Kentucky% L M. Inselmann (-) -/ /: Mar. WAYNE STATE W M. Suschak (-) -/ /: Mar. at IPFW L K. Shaw (-) -/ /: Mar. MIAMI* W J. Collop (-) -/ /: Mar. MIAMI* W M. Inselmann (-) -/- /: Mar. MIAMI* W M. Zahel (-) -/- /: Mar. at Dayton L L. Rassi (-) -/- /: Mar. at Akron* W J. Collop (-) -/- /: Mar. at Akron* L M. Inselmann (-) -/- /: Mar. at Akron* W J. Cinadr (-) -/- /: Mar. OLIVET COLLEGE L M. Suschak (-) -/- /: Apr. at Notre Dame L L. Rassi (-) -/- /: Apr. at Ohio* L J. Collop (-) -/- /: Apr. at Ohio* L M. Kuna (-) -/- /: Apr. at Ohio* W J. Bernath () -/- /: Apr. OAKLAND W K. Shaw (-) -/- /: Apr. KENT STATE* L J. Collop (-) -/- /: Apr. KENT STATE* W M. Kuna (-) -/- /: Apr. KENT STATE* L M. Inselmann (-) -/- /: Apr. at Northern Illinois* L J. Collop (-) -/- /: Apr. at Northern Illinois* W K. Shaw (-) -/- /: Apr. at Northern Illinois* W M.. Inselmann (-) -/- /: Apr. BOWLING GREEN L R. France (-) -/- /: Apr. at Central Michigan* W J. Collop (-) -/- /: Apr. at Central Michigan* W M. Kuna (-) -/- /: Apr. at Central Michigan* L M. Inselmann (-) -/- /: Apr. at Oakland L () L. Rassi (-) -/- /: Apr. at Oakland L () D. Gatins (-) -/- /: May WESTERN MICHIGAN* W () R. France (-) -/- /: May WESTERN MICHIGAN* W M. Kuna (-) -/- /: May WESTERN MICHIGAN* L M. Inselmann (-) -/- /: May EASTERN MICHIGAN* L J. Collop (-) -/- /: May EASTERN MICHIGAN* W M. Kuna (-) -/- /: May EASTERN MICHIGAN* L M. Inselmann (-) -/- /: May at Wright State L R. Moffat (-) -/- /: May at Youngstown State L R. France (-) -/- /: May at Ball State* L J. Collop (-) -/- /: May at Ball State* L M. Kuna (-) -/- /: May vs. Ohio# W J. Collop (-) -/-,/: May vs. Eastern Michigan# W M. Kuna (-) -/-,/: May vs. Eastern Michigan# W M. Inselmann (-) -/-,/: May vs. Kent State# L M. Suschak (-) -/-,/: Home games in BOLD CAPS * - Mid-American Conference game % - RussMatt Invitational (Winter Haven, FL) # - Tournament (Chillicothe, OH) Toledo Baseball

9 HITTING STATISTICS - Overall: - (nd-west); - Home; - Away; - Neutral PLAYER AVG. G-GS AB R H B B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Chris Dudics Josh Colliver Mark Lapikas Aaron Dudley Joe Corfman Tim Krofcheck Josh Johnson# Jim Vahalik Jared Hoying A.J. DeMarco Josh Wierzba Ben Hammer Dan Sherwood Jason Edwards Jeff Cola Jake Oester Ross Hartwig.... TOTALS. -,.. -, OPPONENTS. -,.. -, Returning players in bold italics # - Missed final games with arm injury Batting Average Team Avg. Bowling Green. Kent State. Ball State. Ohio. Miami. Buffalo. Akron. TOLEDO. Northern Illinois. Central Michigan. Eastern Michigan. Western Michigan. TEAM STATISTICS (ALL GAMES) Runs Per Game Team Avg. Kent State. Bowling Green. Ohio. Ball State. Miami. Buffalo. Central Michigan. Eastern Michigan. TOLEDO. Akron. Northern Illinois. Western Michigan. Earned Run Average Team Avg. Ball State. Kent State. Miami. Central Michigan. Akron. Eastern Michigan. Ohio. TOLEDO. Northern Illinois. Western Michigan. Bowling Green. Buffalo. Fielding Percentage Team Avg. Kent State. Miami. TOLEDO. Bowling Green. Eastern Michigan. Akron. Ohio. Western Michigan. Buffalo. Northern Illinois. Central Michigan. Ball State. Tournament Runner-Up

10 PITCHING STATISTICS - Overall: - (nd-west); - Home; - Away; - Neutral PLAYER ERA W-L Jeff Cinadr. -. Matt Kuna Matt Zahel. -. Jacob Bernath.. Justin Collop Ryan France. -. Alex Radon.. Lincoln Rassi. -. Mike Inselmann Matt Suschak. -. Dan Gatins. -. Kyle Shaw. -. Ben Hammer.. Rob Moffat. -. Tyler Scott. -. TOTALS OPPONENTS Returning players in bold italics APP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO B B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP BK FRONT ROW (l-r): Matt Delewski, Chris Dudics, Tim Krofcheck, Matt Zahel, Joe Wordeman, A.J. DeMarco, Josh Wierzba, Ross Hartwig. SECOND ROW (l-r): Kyle Shaw, Jason Edwards, Lincoln Rassi, Assistant Coach Josh Bradford, Head Coach Cory Mee, Assistant Coach Oliver Wolcott, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer Jill Brigle, Ben Hammer, Joe Corfman. THIRD ROW (l-r): Alex Radon, Josh Johnson, Jake Oester, Mike Inselmann, Jim Vahalik, Aaron Dudley, Justin Collop, Dan Sherwood, Jeff Cola. FOURTH ROW (l-r): Ryan France, Matt Kuna, Dan Gatins, Rob Moffat, Tyler Scott, Jeff Cinadr, Josh Colliver, Matt Suschak, Jake Bernath, Jared Hoying. Toledo Baseball

11 REVIEW BATTING Player, Team GP AVG. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. T. Elkins, BGSU.. T. Nurre, MIA.. M. Krauss, OHIO.. H. Johnston, OHIO. HITTING (ALL GAMES) RUNS SCORED Player, Team GP R R\G. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. M. Krauss, OHIO.. R. Shay, BGSU.. K. Rhoad, EMU.. A. Eaton, MIA. TOTAL BASES Player, Team GP TB TB\G. M. Krauss, OHIO.. H. Johnston, OHIO.. K. Vitek, BSU. T. Nurre, MIA.. J. Hazelbaker, BSU. HITS Player, Team GP H H\G. H. Johnston, OHIO.. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. C. Tremblay, KSU. C. Ciesla, UB. M. Krauss, OHIO. DOUBLES Player, Team GP B B\G. K. Vitek, BSU. H. Johnston, OHIO.. B. Klafczynski, KSU.. C. Nadeau, MIA. Z. Dygert, BSU. WALKS Player, Team GP SB SB\G. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. M. Krauss, OHIO.. J. Gulliver, EMU.. J. Behm, NIU.. B. Augustin, UB. HOME RUNS Player, Team GP HR HR\G. M. Krauss, OHIO.. G. Eldemire, OHIO.. A. Marshall, EMU.. T. Nurre, MIA.. M. Skirving, EMU. TRIPLES Player, Team GP B B\G. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. C. Karstedt, UB.. A. Eaton, MIA.. J. Berti, BGSU. J. Gulliver, EMU. RUNS BATTED IN Player, Team GP RBI RBI\G. M. Krauss, OHIO.. K. Vitek, BSU.. M. Skirving, EMU.. G. Rohan, KSU.. J. Humphreys, KSU. J. Gulliver, EMU. STOLEN BASES Player, Team GP SB SB\G. K. Rhoad, EMU. N. Fields, BSU.. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. A. Eaton, MIA.. J. Humphreys, KSU. ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP OB%. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. M. Krauss, OHIO.. T. Nurre, MIA.. R. Shay, BGSU.. J. Hood, NIU. SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Player, Team GP SLUG%. M. Krauss, OHIO.. T. Nurre, MIA.. K. Vitek, BSU.. J. Hazelbaker, BSU.. H. Johnston, OHIO. WINS Player, Team GP W-L. B. Smith, BGSU -. M. Erwood, MIA - C. Lukanen, NIU -. J. Jankowski, MIA - Four others tied with wins COMPLETE GAMES Player, Team GP CG W-L. T. Farmer, UA - D. Taylor, CMU -. J. CULLOP, UT - others tied with complete game STRIKEOUTS Player, Team GP SO SO\G. D. Taylor, CMU. B. Smith, BGSU.. S. Teno, CMU.. B. Stillings, KSU.. C. Chaffins, EMU. PITCHING (ALL GAMES) INNINGS PITCHED Player, Team GP IP IP\G. D. Taylor, CMU... S. Teno, CMU... C. Rigo, OHIO... B. Smith, BGSU... M. Malewitz, BGSU... J. COLLOP, UT.. GAMES STARTED Player, Team GP GS W-L. B. Smith, BGSU -. M. Erwood, MIA - M. Malewitz, BGSU - Two others tied with SAVES Player, Team GP SV. M. ZAHEL, UT. A. Chafin, KSU. C. Bassitt, UA. M. Coombs, BSU Four others tied with APPEARANCES Player, Team GP W-L. S. Dawes, MIA M. Rosinski, MIA. T. Zelasko, NIU -. J. CINADR, UT - T. Mueller, BSU -. J. BERNATH, UT SHUTOUTS Player, Team GP ShO. J. COLLOP, UT T. Howard, CMU M. Malewitz, BGSU B. Stillings, KSU Tournament Runner-Up