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1 William Woods Owls Location... Fulton, Mo. Founded Enrollment...1,000 Colors...Burgundy and Forrest Green Conference... American Midwest Head Coach... Darren Munns (Missouri Western, 91) Record at WWU (Years) (2) Career Record (Years) (4) 2007 Overall Record AMC Record Starters Returning/Lost... 8/2 Home Field...Owl Field Press Box Phone...None Baseball Contact...Jason Vittone Phone...(573) Fax...(573) Website... All-Time Series Records Alabama Arkansas-Little Rock Arkansas Arkansas State Arkansas-Pine Bluff Armstrong Atlantic Augustana (Ill.) Austin Peay Belmont Bethel (Tenn.) Bradley Brescia Brown Butler Carroll (Wis.) Centenary Central Arkansas Central Michigan Central Missouri Central Oklahoma Christian Brothers Cleveland State Columbus State Concordia (Mo.) Concordia (Neb.) Creighton Culver-Stockton Delaware State Delta State Eastern Kentucky Eastern Illinois Eckerd Evansville Florida A&M Florida Atlantic Florida Southern Florida State Freed-Hardeman Georgia Tech Grand View Greenville Harris-Stowe Illinois-Chicago Illinois State Illinois Tech Indiana State Iowa Iowa State Jackson State Jacksonville State Kansas Kansas State Lakeland Lincoln (Mo.) Lindenwood Lipscomb Long Island Louisville Luther Lyon MacMurray Marietta Martin Methodist Maryville (Mo.) McKendree McNeese State Maryland-Eastern Shore Memphis Middle Tennessee State Millikin Minnesota State-Mankato Mississippi Mississippi State Missouri Missouri Baptist Missouri State Missouri Valley Missouri Southern Missouri S&T (Missouri-Rolla) Missouri-St. Louis Minnesota State-Moorhead Morehead State Murray State Nebraska-Omaha Norfolk State North Alabama North Dakota Northeastern Illinois Northern Colorado Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Northern Kentucky Northwest Missouri State Northwestern Northwestern State Oakland City Oklahoma Oklahoma State Olivet Nazarene Oral Roberts OVC Baseball Tournament When: Wed., May 21 - Sun., May 25 Where: Brooks Stadium, Paducah, Ky. Who: Top six OVC regular season finishers advance to the tournament Automatic Bid: Tournament champion receives a bid to the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Regional. Pittsburg State Princeton Quincy Rhode Island Rockford Southeastern Louisiana SIU Edwardsville Sacred Heart Saint Louis Samford Savannah State Slippery Rock South Alabama South Dakota State South Florida Southern Illinois Southern Indiana Southern Mississippi Southern Southwest Baptist St. Anselm St. Augustine s St. Joseph s St. Leo St. Olaf Tampa Tennessee-Martin Tennessee State Tennessee Tech Troy Truman State (Northeast Missouri State) Tulane Union (Ky.) Union (Tenn.) Valdosta State Valparaiso Vanderbilt Washburn Washington (Mo.) West Alabama Western Illinois Western Kentucky Western Michigan Westminster (Mo.) Wichita State William Jewell William Penn William Woods Wingate Winona State Consecutive OVC Tournament Appearances

2 Ed Williams, (.450) 1 year Joe Uhls, (.591) 25 years Palmer Muench, (.533) 10 years Mark Hogan, 1995-Present (.546) 13 years Year Coach Games Won Lost Tied Pct Williams Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Year Coach Games Won Lost Tied Pct Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Uhls Muench Muench Muench Muench Muench Muench Muench Muench Muench Muench Year Coach Games Won Lost Tied Pct Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan Hogan SCHOOL TOTALS, 1959-Present Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct. 49 1, Postseason History Since joining Division I OVC Tournament Records Did not appear Did not appear (Runner-up) (Runner-up) (Champion) (Runner-up) (Champion) (Runner-up) Overall A Call From The Hall 1976 NCAA Division II College World Series Third Place Squad The 1976 Southeast Missouri State baseball team was inducted into the Southeast Athletics Hall of Fame on Nov. 4, 2006, becoming the first baseball team inducted into the Hall of Fame since its inception in The team joined legendary Southeast head coach Joe Uhls, player Tom Upton ( ) and former player Steve Williams ( ) in the Hall. The squad, coached and led by Uhls, won the MIAA conference title, the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional title and advanced to the NCAA Division II College World Series in Springfield, Ill. They finished third in the nation and ended the season with a overall record. Members of the team included All-Americans Mark Amick, Trae Hastings and Dan Wieser, as well as current Southeast head coach, Mark Hogan. NCAA Regional Tournament Results Midwest Regional - Wichita, Kan. 5/21 vs. Wichita State L, 4-7 5/21 vs. Georgia Tech L, Tuscaloosa Regional - Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5/31 vs. Alabama W, 7-4 6/1 vs. Florida-Atlantic L, 6-12 Experience Southeast... Experience Success 33

3 Season Team Records GENERAL Most Games Won: 37, 2002; 2000 Most Games Lost: 33, 2006; 1997 Highest Winning Pct:.800, 1965 Lowest Winning Pct:.306, 1962 Most Shutouts Won: 8, 2007;2001;1976 Most Shutouts Lost: 5, 4 times (Last: 2006) BATTING Highest Batting Avg.:.354, 1986 Lowest Batting Avg.:.204, 1966 Most Runs: 397, 2000 Fewest Runs: 57, 1960 Most Hits: 590, 2002 Fewest Hits: 67, 1959 Most Doubles: 122, 2002; 2001 Fewest Doubles: 10, 1973 Most Triples: 23, 1995 Fewest Triples: 2, 1979; 1972 Most Home Runs: 92, 2000 Fewest Home Runs: 5, 1969 Most Walks: 247, 2000 Fewest Walks: 54, 1973 Most Times HBP: 78, 2007 Fewest Times HBP: 2, 1971 Most : 405, 2004 Fewest : 60, 1973 Most Stolen Bases: 84, 1997 Fewest Stolen Bases: 2, 1972; 1968 PITCHING Lowest ERA: 1.82, 1973 Highest ERA: 6.06, 1992 Most Complete Games: 25, 1985; 1983 Fewest Complete Games: 5, 1993 Most : 441, 2001 Fewest : 110, 1973 Most Walks: 247, 1992 Fewest Walks: 53, 1972 Most Hits: 591, 1997 Fewest Hits: 71, 1973 Most Runs Allowed: 385, 2004 Fewest Runs Allowed: 39, 1973 Most Saves: 12, 2004; 2002 Fewest Saves: 1, 4 times (Last: 1990) FIELDING Highest Fielding Pct:.965, 2007 Lowest Fielding Pct:.916, 1990 Most Errors: 113, 1997 Fewest Errors: 23, 1973 Most Double Plays: 67, 1997 Wins tied at...29 Last: 2004 Winning Percentage (16-4) (14-4) (30-9) (15-5) (29-10) ( ) (37-17) (15-7) (18-9) (25-13) ^ MIAA Record Consecutive Streaks Runs Scored Batting Average Earned Run Average ^ Fielding Percentage Wins Length Year Details /12 (vs. St. Louis) - 4/12 (at Eastern Ky.), snapped: 4/12 (at Eastern Ky.) Game 1 (vs. Centenary) - Game 13 (vs. Lincoln), snapped: Game 14 (vs Lincoln) /3 (gm. 2 vs. Evansville) - 4/19 (vs. Northeastern Ill.), snapped: 4/20 (at SIU-E) Game 12 (vs. Mo.-Rolla) - Game 22 (vs. Mo. State), snapped: Game 23 (vs. Truman St.) Game 2 (vs. Memphis) - Game 11 (vs. Tenn.-Martin), snapped: Game 12 (vs. Tenn.-Martin) /13 (at Arkansas) - 2/27 (vs. Mo. State), snapped: 3/3 (at Mississippi) /11 (vs. Maryville) - 3/26 (at Southern Ill.), snapped: 3/26 (at Southern Ill., tie) 8 8 times Last: 4/18/01 (vs. Southern Ill.) - 5/6/01 (Tenn. Tech), snapped: 5/8 (at Memphis) Losses Length Year Details /19 (at Ark. State) - 3/8 (at Columbus College), snapped: 3/8 (at Columbus College) /11 (vs. South Dakota St.) - 3/26 (at Tenn.-Martin), snapped: 3/29 (vs. Missouri) /8 (at Southern Ill.) - 4/18 (vs. Mo.-St. Louis), snapped: 4/21 (vs. Maryville) Game 4 (vs. Wisc. State) - Game 10 (vs. Mo.-Rolla), snapped: Game 11 (vs. Mo.-Rolla) /4 (vs. Tenn.-Tech) - 4/16 (at Southern Ill.), snapped: 4/17 (vs. Tennessee St.) /29 (at NW Mo. St.) - 5/7 (at Southern Ind.), snapped: 5/7 (at Southern Ind.) /7 (at Southern Ill.) - 5/18 (at Ark. State), end of season 5 13 times Last: 4/23/06 (vs. Austin Peay) - 4/29/06 (at Eastern Ill.), snapped: 4/30 (at Eastern Ill.) Shutout Wins 3, 3 times; Last: 4/1/06 (vs. Murray St.) - 4/2/06 (vs. Murray St.) Shutout Losses 2, 5 times; Last: 3/13/04 (at Alabama) - 3/14/04 (at Alabama) Single-Game Records Most Runs Scored: Largest Margin of Victory: 27, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 3/28/07 (W, 27-16) 22, at Mo.-St. Louis, 3/23/85 (W, 24-2) Most Runs Allowed: 22, vs. Flat River JC, 5/11/61 (W, 22-0) 24, at Eastern Ky., 3/28/97 (L, 2-24) Largest Margin of Loss: 23, at Tampa, 3/12/88 (L, 0-23) Largest Shutout Win: 22-0, vs. Flat River JC, 5/11/61 Largest Shutout Loss: 0-23, at Tampa, 3/12/ Consecutive OVC Tournament Appearances

4 Southeast All-Americans Keith Newcombe 1968 Steve Vaughn 1968 Trae Hastings 1976 Dan Wieser 1976 Mark Amick 1976 Steve Williams 1982, 1983 Lance Hemmer 1983 Dan Shy 1989 Todd Shylanski 1991 Jeff Bourbon 1998 Ryan Spille 1998 Zach Borowiak 2000 Jeremy Johnson 2000 Clemente Bonilla 2001 Todd Pennington 2001 Ohio Valley Conference Honorees OVC Player of the Year 1995 Rex Crosnoe 2000 Jeremy Johnson 2001 Clemente Bonilla OVC Pitcher of the Year 1995 David Michel 1998 Ryan Spille 2001 Todd Pennington 2002 Brad Purcell 2003 Tim Alvarez OVC Rookie of the Year 2000 Jeffrey Hilz 2003 Justin Christian 2007 Jim Klocke OVC Coach of the Year 2002 Mark Hogan First Team All-OVC 1992 Todd Shylanski, C 1993 Rex Crosnoe, C Scott Pruneau, UT 1994 Rex Crosnoe, C 1995 Tom Bruer, 3B Rex Crosnoe, C David Michel, P Troy Pehle, P Kerry Robinson, OF 1996 Tom Bruer, UT 1997 LaMonte Collier, OF 1998 Ryan Spille, P 1999 Jeremy Johnson, OF Ryan Spille, P 2000 Lanson Debrock, P Jeffrey Hilz, P Jeremy Johnson, OF Darin Kinsolving, 1B Charlie Marino, OF 2001 Clemente Bonilla, 2B Zach Borowiak, SS Jeff Bourbon, C 2002 Vern Hatton, OF Brad Purcell, P Denver Stuckey, 3B 2003 Tim Alvarez, P Justin Christian, 2B Brian Hopkins, OF 2004 Brad Smith, P 2005 Eric Horstman, 3B 2006 Levi Olson, C Omar Padilla, 2B 2007 Asif Shah, UT Tim Alvarez 2003 Second Team All-OVC 1992 Rhett Pierce, OF 1993 Darrell Dannenmueller, P Kerry Robinson, OF 1994 Max Mitts, P Sherron Rives, SS Brian Schaeffer, OF 1995 Brian Schaeffer, OF 1996 LaMonte Collier, OF Rusty Curran, SS 1997 Mike Miller, UT 1998 Steve Lowe, SS Charlie Marino, OF Jason Swearingen, P Kyle Yount, 2B 1999 Dan Huesgen, P 2000 Kevin Meyer, OF 2002 Tim Alvarez, P Clemente Bonilla, 2B Zach Borowiak, SS Tristen McDonald, C Brandon Smith, P 2003 Zach Borowiak, SS Tristen McDonald, C Denver Stuckey, 3B 2004 Eric Horstman, IF Frank Montiel, OF 2007 Dustin Renfrow, SP Justin Christian 2003 Nick Harris 2007 Brad Smith 2004 Honorable Mention All-OVC 1994 Richie Pierce, P 1996 Shawn Clark, 1B Jason Swearingen, P 1998 Darin Kinsolving, 3B 1999 Phil Warren, OF Kyle yount, 2B 2000 Tommy Thomas, P 2002 Mark Frazier, P Brian Hopkins, OF 2004 Ernie Bracamonte, SS All-Freshmen 2006 Andrew Graham Aaron Rave 2007 Jim Klocke Josh Syberg Nick Harris Jim Klocke 2007 Experience Southeast... Experience Success 35

5 Southeast Players in Professional Baseball CLEMENTE BONILLA, 2B, Orange County Flyers After signing with the Cincinnati Reds organization as an undrafted free agent in 2002, Bonilla has had a successful six-year career in the minors. Spending the majority of his time in the independent ranks, he has split the 2007 season between the Windy City Thuderbolts of the Northern League and Orange County Flyers of the Golden League. In 2006, the second basemen blasted a two-run home run in the Frontier League All-Star Game. ZACH BOROWIAK, SS, Boston Red Sox Borowiak has been a mainstay in the Red Sox organization since he was selected in the 14th round of the 2003 MLB Draft, making him the earliest pick in Southeast history. Over his five seasons, the shortstop has worked his way up through the organization, advancing to the Triple-A Pawtucket Red Sox last season. Most of his time has been spent with the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs. In 2007, he batted.232 with six doubles, three home runs, 31 RBIs and 41 runs scored for Portland. He played in eight games for the Pawtucket club. In 2005, Borowiak earned a spot on the Carolina League All-Star Team as a member of the Single-A Wilmington Blue Rocks. His sister, Allie, currently plays on the infield for the Southeast softball team. JUSTIN CHRISTIAN, OF, New York Yankees Christian has emerged as one of the top prospects in the Yankees organization since signing as an undrafted free agent in Last season, he made the jump to the Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre Yankees and enjoyed the finest success of his four-year professional career. In 40 games at Scranton-Wilkes Barre, Christian batted.325 with eight doubles, four triples, one home run, 16 RBIs and 32 runs scored. He hit.350 against left-handed pitching in He played in 65 games with the Double-A Trenton Thunder, hitting eight doubles, three triples and three home runs with 32 RBIs and 25 runs scored. CHRIS GIBSON, OF, St. Louis Cardinals Gibson signed a minor league contract with the Cardinals after spending the last two seasons with the Gateway Grizzlies of the Frontier League. In 61 games played in 2007, he batted.260 with five doubles, one home run, 15 RBIs and 19 runs scored. Gibson committed only two errors in the outfield and also stole two bases. He drove in 22 runners and tied for the team-lead with nine stolen bases in His father, Bob, was a legendary pitcher for the Cardinals and is enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. CHAD MERCADO, C, River City Rascals Mercado recently signed with the Rascals after a successful summer season with the Cape Girardeau Capahas. Over his two-year Redhawks career, Mercado played in 36 games, making 11 starts behind the plate. In 2007, he battled a hand injury and played in only 11 games. In 2006, Mercado played in 25 games, starting 10, and threw out 10 attempting base stealers. He posted a.990 fielding percentage in 2006 and.984 percentage during his Southeast career. OMAR PADILLA, 2B, Gary SouthShore RailCats Padilla signed a contract with the RailCats of the Northern League on Nov. 15, Over his two-year Southeast career, the standout second basemen hit.333 with 96 runs scored, 138 hits, 30 doubles, 12 home runs, 61 RBIs, 208 total bases, a.501 slugging and.976 fielding percentage. He led the Redhawks with a.325 average, 54 runs, 69 hits, 12 doubles, eight home runs, 109 total bases and a.514 slugging and.988 fielding percentage last season. He also drove in 36 runs and hit two triples in In 2006, he was a first team All-OVC selection after batting.340 with a team-high 69 hits, 99 total bases, nine sacrifices and nine stolen bases to go along with 18 doubles, four home runs, 25 RBIs and 42 runs. Padilla ranks seventh in Southeast history with 51 succesful double plays turned, despite playing only two seasons after transferring from Santa Rosa Junior College. ASIF SHAH, LHP/OF, Southern Illinois Miners Shah agreed to a minor league deal with the Miners of the Frontier League on Oct. 4, The left-handed pitcher and outfielder was named a first team All-OVC utility player in 2007 after leading the team with 50 RBIs in addition to hitting.312 with 10 doubles, five home runs, 79 total bases and 37 runs scored. He also led the pitching staff with seven victories, six complete games, three shutouts and 72 strike outs in He is tied for second on the Southeast singleseason and career record books with the three shutouts. Shah finished with a 3.22 ERA and allowed only 32 earned runs in 89.1 innings pitched. In 2006, he hit five doubles, one triple, one home run with 14 RBIs. He also two victories on the mound, including a complete game at Missouri, as a junior, his first season at Southeast after transferring from Wabash Valley College. PHIL WARREN, MANAGER, Gateway Grizzlies Warren is entering his second season as the Grizzlies Manager after a successful 6-year playing career in the Frontier League from In 2006, he served as the Grizzlies Director of Player Personnel. Warren holds 11 offensive records for the Grizzlies, including games played (270), at-bats (1,016), home runs (45) and RBIs (181) during his Gateway career. DARIN KINGSOLVING, BENCH COACH, Gateway Grizzlies Kingsolving joined the Grizzlies staff prior to the 2007 campaign after playing professionally for seven years, spending parts of five years in the Northern League and also competing in the Frontier League. He was a two-time Frontier League All-Star and also competed for the Chillicothe Paints and Florence Freedom. He finished his Frontier League career fourth all-time with 56 home runs and fifth in the career record book with 248 RBIs Consecutive OVC Tournament Appearances

6 Season Top 10 Batting Games Played Ernie Bracamonte Eric Horstman Bo Jenkins Vern Hatton Jeremy Johnson players tied (Last: Nick Harris & Jim Klocke, 2007) Doubles Kevin Meyer Frank Montiel Levi Olson Clemente Bonilla LaMonte Collier Eric Horstman Zach Borowiak Brian Hopkins Clemente Bonilla Jeff Bourbon Jeremy Johnson Batting Average (min. 70 AB) 1. ^.489 Dan Shy Chris Shadowens Todd Shylanski Dan Patterson Lon Steward Steve Vaughn LaMonte Collier Chris Janet Brent Wood Jeremy Johnson At Bats Ernie Bracamonte Denver Stuckey Nick Harris Eric Horstman Kyle Yount Kerry Robinson Vern Hatton Zach Borowiak Eric Horstman Denver Stuckey Runs Scored Charlie Marino Eric Horstman Jeremy Johnson Brian Hopkins Vern Hatton Kevin Meyer Jeremy Johnson Kerry Robinson Justin Christian Denver Stuckey Tony Gongwer Hits Kerry Robinson LaMonte Collier Eric Horstman Vern Hatton Ernie Bracamonte Brian Hopkins Denver Stuckey Jeremy Johnson Jeremy Johnson Kyle Yount At Bats 8: Omar Padilla at Austin Peay, 4/22/07 Hits 6: 2 times (Last: Jordan Payne at Tenn. Tech, 5/14/05) Triples 2: 6 times (Last: Justin Christian vs. Missouri, 3/11/03) Runs Batted In 9: Dan Shy at Lincoln on 4/21/89 Walks 5: Clemente Bonilla at Austin Peay, 5/19/00 Triples 1. 9 Vern Hatton Steve Vaughn Scott Hopper Eric Horstman Jeremy Johnson Steve Lowe Steve Bieser Dan Shy players tied (Last: Harris, 2007) Home Runs Charlie Marino ^20 Dan Patterson Jeremy Johnson Brian Hopkins Steve Williams Darin Kinsolving Charlie Marino Kerry Kumer Dan Shy Mark Simmons Steve Williams Runs Batted In Brian Schaefer Charlie Marino Zach Borowiak Brian Hopkins Vern Hatton Darin Kinsolving Chris Shadowens Jeff Bourbon Jeremy Johnson Steve Williams Walks 1. *61 Clemente Bonilla Clemente Bonilla Clemente Bonilla Jeremy Johnson Aaron Rave Clemente Bonilla Steve Bieser Darin Kinsolving Jeff Morris Russ Deal Bo Jenkins Daniel Schuh Robert Kern Charlie Marino Jeremy Johnson Charlie Marino Scott Hopper Brian Schaefer Brian Hopkins Bo Jenkins Jordan Paye Hit by Pitch Jeremy Johnson Charlie Marino Omar Padilla Jim Gerwitz Daryl Graham Omar Padilla Eric Horstman Vern Hatton Brady Noll Jim King Single-Game Batting Records Runs Scored 5: 4 times (Last: Nick Harris at Austin Peay, 4/22/07) Doubles 3: 9 times (Last: Omar Padilla vs. Ind. State, 3/4/06) Home Runs 4*: Scott Pruneau at Austin Peay, 3/29/92 Stolen Bases 4: Lance Craft at Murray State, 3/16/97 4: 12 times (Last: Jordan Payne vs. Samford, 5/25/06) Zach Borowiak Stolen Bases Doug Muench LaMonte Collier Lance Craft Kerry Robinson Rhett Pierce Tony Gongwer Mark Amick Justin Christian Denver Stuckey Charlie Marino Total Bases Brian Hopkins Jeremy Johnson Vern Hatton Charlie Marino Jeremy Johnson Zach Borowiak Dan Shy Darin Kinsolving LaMonte Collier Charlie Marino Slugging Pct. (min. 70 AB) Dan Shy Steve Vaughn Dan Patterson Kerry Kumer Dan Patterson Chris Shadowens Steve Williams Steve Williams Brian Hopkins Jeremy Johnson On-Base Pct. (min. 70 AB) Clemente Bonilla Dan Shy Steve Vaughn Lon Steward Todd Shylanski Jeremy Johnson Darin Kinsolving LaMonte Collier Brent Wood Steve Bieser Dan Patterson Experience Southeast... Experience Success 37

7 Career Top 10 Batting Games Played Jeremy Johnson Zach Borowiak Clemente Bonilla Jeff Bourbon Denver Stuckey Darin Kinsolving Kyle Yount Tom Breuer Brian Moeglin Scott Pruneau At Bats Zach Borowiak Jeremy Johnson Jeff Bourbon Denver Stuckey Clemente Bonilla Kyle Yount Darin Kinsolving Tom Breuer Tristen McDonald Scott Pruneau Runs Scored Jeremy Johnson Denver Stuckey Clemente Bonilla Jeff Bourbon Darin Kinsolving Zach Borowiak Brian Hopkins Steve Williams Tom Breuer Charlie Marino Hits 1. *287 Jeremy Johnson Zach Borowiak Denver Stuckey Jeff Bourbon Kyle Yount Clemente Bonilla Darin Kinsolving Tom Breuer Brian Hopkins Tristen McDonald Doubles 1. *68 Zach Borowiak Jeremy Johnson Jeff Bourbon Clemente Bonilla Denver Stuckey Tom Breuer Brian Hopkins Tristen McDonald Phil Warren Scott Pruneau Triples Vern Hatton Jeremy Johnson Scott Hopper Steve Vaughn Jeff Steffens Don Metz Kerry Robinson Brian Moeglin Chris Janet Eric Horstman Steve Lowe Home Runs Steve Williams Jeremy Johnson Darin Kinsolving Dan Patterson Charlie Marino Jeff Bourbon Brian Hopkins Zach Borowiak Phil Warren Scott Siebert Runs Batted In Jeremy Johnson Steve Williams Jeff Bourbon Darin Kinsolving Zach Borowiak Tom Breuer Dan Paterson Clemente Bonilla Charlie Marino Tristen McDonald Batting Average (min. 200 AB) Dan Shy Lon Steward Todd Shylanski Dan Patterson Doug Muench LaMonte Collier Eric Horstman Paul Rosburg Jeremy Johnson Chris Janet Walks 1. *207 Clemente Bonilla Jeremy Johnson Darin Kinsolving Steve Williams Rex Crosnoe Brent Wood Tom Breuer Denver Stuckey Brian Hopkins Russ Deal Consecutive Records Consecutive Games Hit Safely 35: Kerry Robinson, 1995 Consecutive Games Reach Base Safely 48: Eric Horstman, March 5-May 26, Darin Kinsolving Jeremy Johnson Brian Hopkins Jeff Bourbon Clemente Bonilla Bo Jenkins Brian Schaefer Denver Stuckey Charlie Marino Tristen McDonald Hit by Pitch Omar Padilla Jeremy Johnson Darin Kinsolving Tom Breuer Charlie Marino Denver Stuckey Vern Hatton Jeff Bourbon Zach Borowiak Eric Horstman Stolen Bases Denver Stuckey Jeremy Johnson Kerry Robinson Doug Muench Lance Craft Clemente Bonilla Charlie Marino Mark Amick LaMonte Collier Jeff Steffens Total Bases 1. *521 Jeremy Johnson Zach Borowiak Darin Kinsolving Jeff Bourbon Denver Stuckey Steve Williams Brian Hopkins Clemente Bonilla Kyle Yount Charlie Marino Slugging Pct. (min. 200 AB) Dan Patterson Dan Shy Steve Williams Lon Steward Charlie Marino Todd Shylanski Jeremy Johnson Steve Vaughn LaMonte Collier Darin Kinsolving On-Base Pct. (min. 200 AB) Dan Shy Lon Steward Steve Bieser Clemente Bonilla Jeff Morris Todd Shylanski Dan Patterson Russ Deal LaMonte Collier Doug Muench Omar Padilla cracked the record book in 2007 after being hit by a pitch 27 times in only two seasons as a Redhawk Consecutive OVC Tournament Appearances

8 Season Top 10 Pitching ERA (min. 40 IP) Mike Payne Todd Pennington Trae Hastings Galen McSpadden Galen McSpadden Kenny Reinagel Jeff Hilz Jerry Payne Mike Payne Steve Hosick Wins 1. *14 Tim Alvarez Brad Purcell Brandon Smith Todd Penington Ryan Spille Brian Harper Ryan Spille Jim Parks Lee Lummus pitchers tied (Last: Lanson Debrock, 2000) Games Started Dave Jorn Brad Purcell Jason Swearingen Derek Herbig Dan Huesgen John Jarvis pitchers tied (Last: Josh Syberg, 2007) Appearances Brad Smith Jeff Hilz Josh Parham Jeff Hilz Jamie McAlister Mark Frazier Jamie McAlister Anthony Maupin James Beever Ryan Spille Jason Swearingen David Michel D. Dannenmueller Innings Pitched Brad Purcell Jason Swearingen Jamie McAlister Ryan Spille Tim Alvarez Ryan Spille Anthony Maupin Lanson Debrock Joey Evans Brian Harper Ryan Spille Todd Pennington Brad Purcell Brian Harper Tommy Thomas Jim Parks Brian Harper Ryan Spille Brandon Smith David Michel Walks per 9 IP (min. 40 IP) Jason Swearingen Max Mitts Troy Pehle Dan Huesgen Jamie McAlister Jeff Bohnert David Michel Dustin Renfrow Lee Lummus Galen McSpadden Hits Allowed Jason Swearingen Jamie McAlister Mike Fitch Anthony Maupin Dan Huesgen Brad Purcell Anthony Maupin Ryan Spille Brandon Smith Jason Swearingen Losses Jamie McAlister John Jarvis Tommy Thomas Jamie McAlister Anthony Maupin David Michel Dave Siboda Kerry McMahon Dave Gronowski pitchers tied (Last: Casey Johnson, 2005) Saves Brad Smith Hal Hempe Mark Frazier Jeff Hunt Jeff Hilz Troy Pehle pitchers tied (Last: Ivan Nails & Josh Parham, 2007) Shutouts 1. 4 Trae Hastings Asif Shah Tim Alvarez Todd Pennington Dan Huesgen pitchers tied (Last: Dustin Renfrow, 2007) Complete Games 1. 9 Jason Swearingen Lance Hemmer Ryan Spille Ryan Spille Brian Harper Dan Stroud Trae Hastings pitchers tied (Last: Maupin, 2004) per 9 IP (min. 40 IP) Galen McSpadden Hal Hempen Jon Nourie Jeff Hilz Todd Pennington Tommy Thomas Ralph Hachman Brad Smith Ryan Spille Derek Herbig Walks Allowed Joe Schulte Derek Herbig Mike Fitch Ryan Spille John Jarvis Asif Shah Tommy Thomas Jim Edwards D. Dannenmueller Alan Wieter Single-Game Pitching Records Innings Pitched 11.0: Tom Reinagel, 4/19/71 17: John Holdner, 1961 Tim Alvarez won 14 games in 2003 to set a school record and tied the Ohio Valley Conference single-season mark. Experience Southeast... Experience Success 39

9 Career Top 10 Pitching ERA (min. 100 IP) Dave Jorn Trae Hastings Kenny Reinagel Jeff Hilz Galen McSpadden Tim Alvarez Todd Pennington Tim Smith Mike Payne Doug Paker Wins Lee Lummus Jason Swearingen Dan Huesgen Trae Hastings Ryan Spille Jim Parks Brian Harper Tim Alvarez David Michel Galen McSpadden Losses Jamie McAlister Jason Swearingen Lanson Debrock David Michel Troy Pehle John Jarvis D. Dannenmueller Anthony Maupin Dan Huesgen Jim Parks Keith Boeller Saves Brad Smith Hal Hempen Troy Pehle Josh Parham Jeff Hilz Jamie McAlister Mark Frazier Mick Eftink Jeff Hunt Tim Alvarez James Beever The Last Time It Happened HITTING Hit for the Cycle: Denver Stuckey, 5/4/03 at Tennessee-Martin Grand Slam: Omar Padilla, 4/29/07 vs Eastern Illinois (7th inning) Leadoff Home Run: Omar Padilla, 3/20/07 at Central Arkansas Pinch-Hit Home Run: Philip Riley, 4/21/07 at Austin Peay (8th inning) Five-Hit Game: Levi Olson, 4/15/06 vs. Samford (5-for-5) Six-Hit Game: Jordan Payne, 5/14/05 at Tennessee Tech (6-for-6) Two Hits, One Inning: Asif Shah, 3/28/07 vs. Freed-Hardeman (2nd inning) Two-Home Run Game: Nick Harris, 3/28/07 vs. Freed-Hardeman Three-Home Run Game: Brian Hopkins, 5/4/03 at Tennessee-Martin Back-to-Back Home Runs: Matt Wagner and Philip Riley, 4/22/07 at Austin Peay (7th inning) 3 Consecutive Home Runs: Kevin Meyer, Charlie Marino and Jeremy Johnson, 4/19/00 vs. Southern Illinois (6 th inning) Three-Home Runs, One Inning: Frank Montiel, Gary Gilbert and Bo Jenkins, 5/21/04 at Tennessee-Martin (9 th inning) Four-Home Runs, One Inning: Asif Shah, Omar Padilla, Nick Harris and Matt Wagner, 3/25/07 vs. Tennessee-Martin (6th inning) PITCHING No-Hitter: Tim Alvarez, 5/22/03 vs. Austin Peay (W 4-0, OVC Tournament) No-Hitter, Opposing Team: Chris McDowell (Eastern Kentucky) on 4/6/96 (L 0-4) One-Hitter: Brandon Smith, 4/6/02 at Eastern Kentucky (W 2-0) One-Hitter, Opposing Team: Christian Friedrich (Eastern Kentucky) on 5/6/07(1) (W 1-0) 10+ strikeouts: Josh Syberg, 3/18/07 vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff (14)) Shutout: Asif Shah, 5/6/07 (1) at Eastern Ky. (W 1-0) Back-to-Back Complete Games: Dustin Renfrow and Asif Shah, 4/21/07 (1-2) at Austin Peay (L 2-4, L 0-4) Back-to-Back Complete Game Wins: Dustin Renfrow and Asif Shah, 4/14-4/15/07 (1) at Samford (4-0, 9-0) Back-to-Back Shutouts: Dustin Renfrow and Asif Shah, 4/14-4/15/07 (1) at Samford (4-0, 9-0) MISCELLANEOUS Triple Play: 1992 Three or more steals, one game: Chris Gibson, 5/14/06 at Morehead State (3) Steal of Home: Philip Riley, 4/9/06 at Jacksonville State (4 th inning) Games Started Jason Swearingen Derek Herbig David Michel Lee Lummus Dan Huesgen Lanson Debrock Jim Parks Trae Hastings Anthony Maupin Brad Purcell Ryan Spille Brian Harper Appearances Jason Swearingen Dan Huesgen Lanson Debrock Josh Parham Troy Pehle Brandon Smith Ryan Forsyth David Michel Jeff Hilz D. Dannenmueller Lee Lummus Shutouts 1. 5 Trae Hastings Asif Shah Tim Alvarez Todd Pennington Dan Huesgen Ryan Spille Doug Baker Lance Hemmer Kenny Reinagel Keith Boeller Complete Games Trae Hastings Jason Swearingen Ryan Spille Jim Parks Keith Boeller Brian Harper Anthony Maupin Lee Lummus Lance Hemmer Dan Stroud Galen McSpadden Innings Pitched Jason Swearingen Dan Huesgen David Michel Lee Lummus Jim Parks Lanson Debrock Trae Hastings Ryan Spille Brian Harper Anthony Maupin Consecutive OVC Tournament Appearances Trae Hastings Ryan Spille Brian Harper Galen McSpadden Dan Huesgen Jason Swearingen Jim Parks David Michel Derek Herbig Lanson Debrock per 9 IP (min. 100 IP) Jeff Hilz Todd Pennington Joe Schulte Tommy Thomas Galen McSpadden Trae Hastings Ryan Spille Brian Harper Dan Stroud Dave Siboda Walks per 9 IP (min. 100 IP) Max Mitts Jason Swearingen Jeff Bohnert Jamie McAlister Dan Huesgen Tim Alvarez Larry Rothweil David Michel Anthony Maupin Lanson Debrock Hits Allowed Jason Swearingen Dan Huesgen Lanson Debrock David Michel Lee Lummus Ryan Forsyth Brandon Smith Anthony Maupin Jamie McAlister Troy Pehle Walks Allowed Derek Herbig Trae Hastings Jim Parks Brian Harper D. Dannenmueller Joe Schulte Ryan Forsyth Jason Swearingen Ryan Spille Paul D Amico