Trevor Thiessen. So. SS. Jr. RHP. Fr. C. Fr. RHP. Mike Schneider So. LHP. Fr. OF. Fr. OF

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2 Greg Blohowiak Sr. RHP Michael Porcaro Fr. 2B Tell Taylor So. SS Trevor Thiessen Fr. IF Kaleb Engelke Sr. LHP Jonathan Capasso Jr. OF Derek Peake So. OF Paul Hoenecke Sr. C/IF Mark Strey Sr. OF Cale Tassi Jr. RHP Luke Meeteer Fr. OF Jake Long Jr. RHP Eric King Fr. RHP Alex Erdmann Jr. IF Jim Lundstrom Sr. IF Mitch Ghelfi Fr. C Kyle Spurley Sr. RHP Justin Jaquish Fr. LHP Sam Koenig So. 3B Will Fadness Jr. C Nick Lingvay Jr. IF Joshua Uhen Fr. RHP Gunnar Eastman So. RHP Drew Pearson Jr. C Ryan Solberg So. 1B/OF Jordan Guth Jr. RHP Mike Schneider So. LHP Phil Striggow Sr. 3B/1B Eric Semmelhack Jr. RHP Dillion Engle Fr. LHP Jake Tuttle Fr. LHP Sam Hammer Fr. OF Dan Barwick Fr. OF Nick Nicholson Fr. C

3 General Information School... University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee City/Zip... Milwaukee, Wis Founded Enrollment... 30,000 Nickname... Panthers Colors...Black and Gold Home Field... Henry Aaron Field Capacity Surface...Grass Dimensions... LF - 320, CF - 390, RF Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Horizon League Chancellor...Michael R. Lovell Director of Athletics... Rick Costello Associate AD/SWA...Kathy Litzau Athletics Phone Ticket Office Phone History First Year of Baseball ; 1987-present Overall All-Time Record First Year in Division I/Record ; All-Time Horizon League Record NCAA Regionals/Last...4/2010 Result...L, 6-2 at #1 Arizona St.; L, 22-1 vs. #15 San Diego Media Relations Asst. SID/Baseball Contact... Chris Zills Office Phone Cell Phone/Press Box Phone czills@uwm.edu Sports Information Director... Kevin O Connor Office Phone Assistant SID... Kevin Conway Office Phone SID Fax Mailing Address...UWM Athletics... P.O. Box Milwaukee, Wis Overnight Address...UWM Athletics... The Pavilion, Room North Downer Avenue...Milwaukee, Wis Baseball Information Head Coach... Scott Doffek Record at School (Years) (5) Head Assistant Coach... Cory Bigler Assistant Coach...Mike Goetz Director of Baseball Operations...Steve Sanfilippo Volunteer Assistant Coach... Sam Sivilotti 2011 Record Home/Away/Neutral / / League Record/Finish /Third 2011 League Tournament Letterwinners Returning/Lost...21/8 Starters Returning/Lost...5/4 Newcomers TV/Radio Roster... Inside Front Quick Facts/Table of Contents...1 Panther Staff Head Coach Scott Doffek...2 Cory Bigler/Mike Goetz/Steve Sanfilippo/Sam Sivilotti Season Preview Media Information...6 Roster Information...7 Returning Players Greg Blohowiak...8 Kaleb Engelke...9 Paul Hoenecke...10 Mark Strey...11 Jim Lundstrom...12 Kyle Spurley...13 Phil Striggow...14 Jonathan Capasso...15 Cale Tassi...16 Jake Long...17 Alex Erdmann...18 Nick Lingvay...19 Drew Pearson...20 Jordan Guth...21 Eric Semmelhack...22 Tell Taylor...23 Derek Peake...24 Sam Koenig...25 Gunnar Eastman...26 Ryan Solberg...27 Mike Schneider...28 Incoming Players and Redshirts Michael Porcaro/Trevor Theissen/Luke Meeter...29 Eric King/Mitch Ghelfi/Justin Jaquish...30 Will Fadness/Joshua Uhen/Dillion Engle...31 Jake Tuttle/Sam Hammer/Dan Barwick...32 Nick Nicholson Results Statistics...35 Horizon League Review All-Time Coaching Records...38 Early Program History...39 Year-by-Year Batting and Pitching Leaders Game Records...42 Season Records...43 Career Records...44 Team Records...45 Record vs. All-Time Opponents...46 All-Time Honors...47 All-Time Series Histories Year-By-Year Results Panther Letterwinners MLB Draft Picks/Henry Aaron Field...60 The 2012 Milwaukee Baseball Media Booklet was written and edited by UWM Assistant SID Chris Zills. Editorial assistance provided by Kevin O Connor, Kevin Conway and Tim Prahl of the UWM Sports Information Office. Photographs courtesy of Trevor Thompson, John Ward, Rick Cochran and UWM Photographic Services. Printing by UWM UITS Copy Center. 1

4 Scott Doffek Head Coach Sixth Season Scott Doffek begins his sixth year as the head coach of the Milwaukee Panthers. A mainstay in the UWM baseball program, Doffek enters his 18th season with the Milwaukee coaching staff after spending the first 12 of those years as the assistant head coach. The Panthers battled injuries and adversity in 2011, losing several starters and a handful of pitchers to injury. Despite that, they won 21 of their final 31 games of the regular season, finished second in the league in ERA and had just one fewer victory in league play than the first-place finisher. Three players earned All-Horizon League First-Team honors, including league pitcher of the year Chad Pierce, who was selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2011 MLB Draft. Doug Dekoning and Cole Kraft were both named ABCA/Rawlings All-Mideast Region Second- Team members, with Dekoning finishing his career as the program s all-time leader in games played (222) and at bats (793), second in runs (160) and hits (267), and third in total bases (374) and steals (41). Kraft signed professionally with the Rockland Boulders of the Can-Am League after placing third in program history in games (204), hits (250) and doubles (52), and fourth in at bats (734) and runs (142). The 2010 season will go down as a memorable one, as the team won the Horizon League Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth time, winning 25-plus games for the 13th time in the past 14 years. The squad had a memorable run to the crown, going 4-1 while riding strong pitching to the championship. The team recorded a 2.66 ERA in the five games, limiting opponents to just a.247 batting average. Eight players earned all-league honors, with Chad Pierce earning the Horizon League Newcomer of the Year award and Cameron Amsrud the Horizon League Relief Pitcher of the Year honor. The team led the league in earned run average and was second in batting, while also setting a school record with 21 wins in a row at home. Doffek was named Horizon League Coach of the Year in 2009 after leading the Panthers to a second-place finish in the league standings. His team had a league-high four first team allleague selections and set a school record by going 14-1 at home. He won 78 games in his first three seasons, a school record, after already establishing marks for most victories by a first-year head coach (25) and most after his first two seasons (50). He was rewarded with a new threeyear contract following the season. The 2008 campaign ended just one victory away from the Panthers making their first trip to the NCAA Regionals since 2002, with UWM falling to UIC in a one-game, winner-take-all, title contest. Milwaukee rode three upsets and a potent offense to the title game, batting.347 in the six games, averaging almost nine runs and 14 hits per contest. Eight players earned postseason honors from the Horizon League and the offense ended the season ranked 73rd in the NCAA with its.309 batting average. Its 412 runs scored led the Horizon League and ranked 67th in the country. Its 672 hits were second all-time in program history, led the league and ranked 16th in the country. The Panthers were a doubles machine, recording 156 two-baggers to smash the old school record of 143 and end the season ranked No. 2 in the NCAA. Six regulars batted over.300 in 2007, including two finishing in the top 10 in the league. His team also reeled off the longest winning streak since the 2001 season (eight games) and set a program record when it scored more than 10 runs in seven consecutive games in May, breaking the old standard of five-straight 10-plus run outings. Career Record Overall League Totals Horizon League Standings (Since 1995) In League Games W L Pct. WS Milwaukee UIC Wright State Butler Youngstown State ^ Detroit Cleveland State Valparaiso Overall W L Pct. WS Milwaukee UIC Wright State Butler Detroit Valparaiso Youngstown State ^ Cleveland State WS - Season at.500 or above ^ Totals since 2002, YSU s first season in HL / + Totals since 2008, Valpo s first season in HL After a slow start where the team played series against nationally-ranked Arkansas and Kentucky and also against eventual NCAA-Tournament participant Austin Peay, the Panthers righted the ship to go the rest of the regular season. After posting two postseason victories, they had their season come to a heartbreaking close in extra innings of the semifinals at the Horizon League Tournament. Doffek was named the seventh head coach in the history of the Milwaukee baseball program on Sept. 25, As the assistant head coach in the past, he worked primarily with the team s hitting and defensive units while also serving as the lead recruiter and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the program. The 2006 season - his last as the assistant - will go down as a memorable one, as the Panthers won 30+ games for the sixth time since UWM moved to the NCAA Division I level in 1991, going overall. Doffek led the offense to great heights, with seven regulars batting over.300, paced by All- American outfielder Mike Goetz. Doffek helped guide Goetz to a.493 average on the season - the highest in the nation - in addition to hitting streaks of 32 and 27 games and team records in seven categories. Goetz went on to be drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers. As a team, the Panthers batted.324, the 16th-best average in the nation. His squad also ranked in the national leaders in doubles (third at 2.51 per game), slugging percentage (18th at.488), triples (35th), and runs (48th). UWM set a team record in doubles (143) and ended in the top five in the record book in numerous categories: average (third), runs (third), hits (second), triples (second), runs batted in (third), total bases (third) and home runs (fifth). During Doffek s time at UWM, he has been instrumental in the Panthers rise to a league and regional power. Since his first season in 1995, the Panthers have reset every offensive record and set school marks for wins and winning percentage multiple times. He has also coached a list of players nearing 30 that have been either drafted or signed by professional teams. Doffek s influence reached a national level in 1999 when Milwaukee upset No. 1 Rice University during the program s first appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Doffek, along with Jerry Augustine, was named the 1999 Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association (WBCA) Co-Coach of the Year. In 2001, the Panthers offense ranked second in the nation after hitting a school-record.352 as a team. Together, Milwaukee saw all 10 regulars bat above.300 and five hit over.350. The team was led by a pair of players that hit over.420, including Scott Gillitzer s then school-record average of.424. Gillitzer is one of nine drafted players through Doffek s instruction. Before joining the coaching staff, Doffek spent five seasons ( ) in the Los Angeles Dodgers minor league system, making it to the Triple-A level with the Albuquerque Dukes. Collegiately, Doffek played baseball at Waukesha County Community College, where he won the NJCAA batting title after hitting.539 as a sophomore. He was honored as an all-region and allconference selection. Doffek attended Hartland Arrowhead High School, where he was selected to all-state and all-conference teams. He also played football for three years. Doffek lives in Menomonee Falls with his wife, Kara, and two children, daughter Kori and son Ty. 2

5 Cory Bigler Head Assistant Coach Ninth Season Mike Goetz Assistant Coach Third Season Cory Bigler enters his ninth season as an assistant at his alma mater. Bigler serves as Milwaukee s head assistant coach as well as pitching coach. He also assists with recruiting. A year ago, Milwaukee finished second in the league in ERA and was first in strikeouts, with Chad Pierce earning Horizon League Pitcher of the Year honors. He went on to be selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2011 MLB Draft. It was a record-breaking season overall for the staff, as the team ERA was the lowest in program history. The strikeout total broke the school record, as well as the six shutouts that were thrown in In addition, the.258 opponent average was the second-lowest in team history, just off the program record of.256. The Panthers led the Horizon League in earned run average in 2010 and went 4-1 in the league tournament, riding strong pitching to the championship. The team recorded a 2.66 ERA in the five games, limiting opponents to just a.247 batting average. Under Bigler s watch in 2009, three members of his staff ended the season among the top seven in earned run average in league contests. In conference games, the Panthers led the Horizon League in ERA by half a run per game (3.68 to 4.37). Cory has really poured his heart and soul into his job here, whether it is recruiting, field work, office work or practice, UWM head coach Scott Doffek said. He does it with everything he has. We work hand-in-hand on all aspects of the program and he has been such a great asset. We are blessed to have him. In 2008, Brad Lusti stepped in immediately as a weekend starter for UWM and earned Horizon League All-Newcomer Team honors. He led the team with a 4.24 ERA that ranked eighth in the Horizon League and had a team-high 53 strikeouts. He also helped Andy Hetebrueg to six wins on the year (third in the league), including a stretch of victories in four-straight starts. In 2007, Robert Michalkiewicz earned second team all-league honors, leading the conference in shutouts and complete games while setting UWM records for career games started, innings pitched and with his streak of 22.1 consecutive scoreless innings. The staff also posted the first one-hitter since April of Rick Cavaiani recorded the best winning percentage in school history in 2006, going 8-2 with seven-consecutive wins at one point in earning all-league honors. Jed Dolske finished with a 2.33 ERA and seven saves, setting the school record for career saves while becoming just the second-ever Panther to pitch in more than 100 games. Aaron Sorenson earned Horizon League Newcomer of the Year honors in The junior hurler tied the school-record with nine victories and also tied school records for strikeouts in a game with 13 against Butler and consecutive wins in one season with seven-straight. A three-year letterwinner from , Bigler transferred to Milwaukee from UW-Oshkosh, where he played in At UWM, the righthander posted an 11-8 record, pitching innings in 21 starts. Bigler s best season came in 1994 when he posted a staff-best 4.26 earned run average to go along with a team-high 47 strikeouts. Following that season, Bigler was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 23rd round of the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. Bigler played two seasons of professional baseball. Even while playing during his college years, coaching has always been in Bigler s blood. Bigler served as a part-time and full-time pitching instructor at Mike Hegan s Field of Dreams from while also serving as the pitching coach at Cardinal Stritch University in Bigler added to his impressive resume by serving as the varsity pitching coach at the high school level, coaching at Whitnall High School from and Brookfield Central High School in Bigler and his wife, Marci, reside in Brookfield with their three children: daughters Emery and Peyton, and son Brooks. Mike Goetz returns to the UWM coaching staff for his third season. Goetz will continue to serve as first base coach and work with the outfielders and baserunning. We are excited to have Mike back at UWM, head coach Scott Doffek said. He was able to accomplish great things here as player and now he looks to take the next step in his baseball career as a coach. I was able to witness firsthand the focus and desire he brought to the game as a player, and it was second to none. We are extremely fortunate to have Mike back in the Panther family. Goetz officially retired as a player in 2009, spending his final season with the Frontier League s Rockford (Ill.) RiverHawks. He spent three additional years in professional baseball prior to that tenure in Rockford. The Milwaukee Brewers drafted him after he became UWM s first-ever All-American in 2005, leading the nation with a.493 average. Steve Sanfilippo Director of Baseball Operations Fourth Season Steve Sanfilippo begins his fourth season as a member of the staff of the Milwaukee baseball team. Sanfilippo is now in his second year as Director of Baseball Operations after spending his first two seasons as an assistant coach. His responsibilities include helping with fundraising and community service. He will also be in charge of the Milwaukee Baseball Camp program and help out with summer placement of Panther players. Before coming to UWM, he spent three seasons as the hitting and infield coach at MSOE in Milwaukee and started his coaching experience at the Ripken Baseball Academy in Aberdeen, Md. While there, Sanfilippo gained baseball knowledge working beside MLB Hall of Famer Cal Ripken, his brother Bill and many other former major leaguers. Sanfilippo was a three-year letterwinner on the baseball diamond for the Panthers ( ), earning league all-newcomer team honors in Sanfilippo is married to wife Leah and they have a son, Sam, born in April of Sam Sivilotti Volunteer Assistant Coach First Season 3

6 2012 Milwaukee Baseball Preview The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee baseball team has always been known for outstanding offense. While the bats again helped the squad rank at or near the top of all categories in the Horizon League a season ago, it was the pitching that made its mark for the Panthers. When all was said and done, the Milwaukee pitching staff set school records by posting the lowest earned run average in program history, accumulated the most total strikeouts, most shutouts and finished with the second-best opponent batting average. Graduated from the offense are talented seniors Doug Dekoning, Cole Kraft, Sam Sivilotti and Chad Pierce. Those four players alone accounted for 55 percent of the team s extra-base hits, 47 percent of the RBI s, 45 percent of runs scored and 44 percent of total hits. Obviously, we had some very good seniors that did some really good things in the batters box last year, but it was a team with youth everywhere, UWM head coach Scott Doffek said. What I see is that we have 56 percent of our hits, 55 percent of the runs and 53 percent of the RBI s returning with a year more of experience. Last year was a very young team. If you look at the games at the conference tournament, there were times when we had four or five freshmen in the game for us. That s a great opportunity for those guys to learn on the fly and go through things you cannot practice. I think that experience is invaluable and we are really looking to build on it. The young players stepped up as well, with junior Jonathan Capasso and sophomore Tell Taylor selected as members of the all-league second-team. In addition, Taylor and sophomore Ryan Solberg were honored as members of the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team. We are actually in a position that I can t remember being in before with having so much youth in the lineup last season, Doffek said. It certainly showed at times, as we were kind of all learning, and then you throw in the bat change. At this point, I look at it as a positive. They had a chance to learn and get used to the speed of the game. They have had good summers, good falls and are looking forward to what this season has to bring. Pierce led the way on the mound as well, earning Horizon League Pitcher of the Year honors while pacing the staff in wins, innings, starts and strikeouts while limiting opponents to a.236 average, one of the lowest marks in the league. He went on to be selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the MLB Draft. Overall as a staff, UWM finished first in strikeouts (389) in the Horizon League and second in ERA (4.16) and opponent batting average (.256). I am happy with the way our young pitchers have started to embrace a different culture, Milwaukee pitching coach Cory Bigler said. The culture of pitching at UWM has definitely been elevated. I think it s a hard-working group and each senior class has left the next better than they found it. The attitude is better and the pitching has started to match what the hitters have done over the years. Losing Pierce and his 100-plus innings of work is difficult, but Milwaukee also graduated several other key members of the staff. The young arms that we have, if they mature, should step up and fill that gap and void that Chad Pierce left, Bigler said. His mentality was his No. 1 tool. I think pitch-wise, we should be as good as or better than last year. It s just that mentality that we have to instill that hard-nosed attitude that needs to permeate the whole staff. One important factor will be the experience of the starting rotation, as players that accounted for 38 starts in 2011 are back on the mound this year. I think it is one of the most important things, Bigler said. We talk non-stop about the ability to slow the game down. And, when you have been through it, mentally you can slow the game down a lot easier. That is our goal to get the rest of those starts that Chad left us filled with guys that believe. If we do that, we should stay in a lot of games and give our team a chance to win a lot of games. A look around the diamond starts at first base, where the Panthers will be counting on a strong season from senior Paul Hoenecke. A first-team all-league choice as a utility player as a sophomore, Hoenecke batted.304 with five home runs and 31 RBI as a junior, spending most of his time as the starting catcher. After playing numerous positions in his career, he will enter his senior campaign knowing the starting job at first base is his. We have been unfair to Paul if you look at his career here, Doffek said. He played a lot as a freshman at third base. In his second year, and we move him to second. Then, last season, we throw him behind the plate because of need. And now, we are going to move him to first base. He has bounced around and not had a stable practice or game environment. Not that he won t catch at all, but by being the everyday first baseman he can get comfortable and confident and relaxed when he comes to the park every day. He had a tremendous summer after recovering from the hand injury. We know it s in there. With some added stability, we are looking for his numbers to pop. The Panthers will be looking to replace everyday starter Kraft at second, but already had an option in place a year ago. Senior Jim Lundstrom sat out the 2011 campaign as a redshirt and looks to be the starter. Another redshirt, freshman Michael Porcaro, is also part of the picture. We were fortunate to redshirt Jim last season, who was behind essentially one of the best players in the Horizon League in Kraft, Doffek said. He gets the nod headed into the season, but right behind him is Mike Porcaro, who is definitely nipping at his heels. They are both really good competitors and good teammates and sound baseball players. Shortstop looks to be in the capable hands of sophomore Tell Taylor after a second-team and all-newcomer season 4 a year ago, batting.267 in 47 games, making 38 starts. I definitely see Tell as that guy, Doffek said. He had some health issues, but those seem to be behind him. We look for him to be a mainstay on the field. He is an upper-echelon shortstop that can really play defense. He is physically stronger and I think his bat is starting to show some leverage. Sophomore Sam Koenig started 47 of the 50 games he appeared in as a newcomer last year and will again be counted on as the starter at third base. He scored 24 runs and knocked in 13, stealing 11 bases in 12 attempts. He had a tremendous fall and took care of some health issues over the summer, Doffek said. He was playing at about 70 percent last season and really gutted it out. He is healthy now and we really look for Sam to be a guy that can take off and be a major piece of the middle of the order. Other players looking to earn time on the field are juniors Alex Erdmann (23 games in 2011) and Nick Lingvay (.253 in 30 games, 21 starts), senior Phil Striggow (29 games) and newcomer Trevor Theissen. Nick Lingvay was splitting time with Tell and had the hand injury when he got stepped on and never really recovered from that, Doffek said. He gives us a bat, can play third and can play short. Same thing with Alex Erdmann at third base. They both give us added flexibility and depth. Striggow is a guy we brought in last season who was coming out of a junior college with tremendous offensive numbers but could just never get comfortable. He had a good fall and we are hoping that he can pick up where he left off at the end of last season where he was much more comfortable. I see him fighting for time at first base as well as the designated hitter spot. Last year, Hoenecke played behind the plate based on need. Fast-forward just one season and UWM has many more choices at the position. Junior Drew Pearson made 24 starts in 30 appearances in 2011 and will be joined by junior college transfer Will Fadness and freshman Mitch Ghelfi. Compared to where we were a year ago, we feel much better about our catching situation, Doffek said. We brought in Will Fadness who we look at to come in and solidify that position and also be a guy in the middle of the order to give us quality at bats. When Paully (Hoenecke) played last season, he was impressive and we would be doing him a disservice to not let him play some back there. We also have Pearson, who did a nice job catching and blocking last year. He is working on being more consistent with his throwing and has always showed bat speed. He gives us added depth. Ghelfi is a switch-hitting catcher with very good game instincts. He is recovering from two major hip surgeries but is doing well. This kid has a chance to be very good. With Dekoning no longer roaming center field after four years of doing so, just one of the outfield spots is locked up heading into the new campaign. Capasso remains the experienced leftfielder and comes off a second-straight.300 campaign, batting.313 in 54 games, driving in and scoring 27 runs.

7 We have a group of about six guys that are fighting for innings and at bats, Doffek said. We can count on Capasso for sure as an everyday guy. You could see him starting to take off at the end of last season and then he had a great summer in the Prospect League. We look for him to take what he s done and continue to build. Other returnees include senior Mark Strey (.221 in 40 games, 19 starts) and sophomore Derek Peake (37 games, 16 starts), as well as Solberg (.284 in 24 games, 33 starts), who will be moved to the outfield after mainly playing at first base as a freshman. Newcomers include Luke Meteer, Sam Hammer and Dan Barwick. Center will be a combo of Derek Peake and Mark Strey, Doffek said. It s going to be an outfield by committee a little bit. We moved Solberg to outfield. He is a guy that can really throw so we are doing him, and us, a favor by moving him to the outfield. Also in the mix, you have Sam Hammer fighting for time in the outfield as well as DH. We moved Dan Barwick from infield to the outfield, so he is working hard at practice every day trying to make the adjustment. Luke Meteer is a real toolsy kid who is trying to learn the game and doing a great job. You aren t going to outwork Luke. It won t be too long and he will find his way into the lineup pretty regularly. You can t teach his speed. With the NCAA-mandated bat change in 2011, each and every team went through an adjustment period. The Panthers were no different. No question everyone has to deal with it, but it was a factor, Doffek said. Last year we just got thrown into it and no one really knew the effect it would have. We knew going in that execution of small ball was going to be paramount. But there is an adjustment period for all of these guys. If you look at the power across the country, home runs were down by 50 percent. The team stole 87 bases second most all-time and used things like sacrifice bunts on a much more regular basis. You have to find different ways to put pressure on people, Doffek said. When the ability to hit the ball in the gap or over the fence ends up in the hands of just a few guys in the lineup, you have to find other ways. It s sacrifices, it s hit and runs, it s the little things that really good baseball teams do anyways. It is a different style than we have ever used. I think we got better at it last year as the season progressed. We have worked very hard this offseason to get more proficient there. Junior Eric Semmelhack tops the list of returners on the mound after posting a 3.44 ERA in 13 starts last season. He suffered numerous tough-luck defeats and got stronger as the season progressed posting a 2.11 ERA over his final nine starts. With Eric, he s the guy that logically would step into the No. 1 role and he is the pitcher that has been there and done that more than any, Bigler said. He is our leading choice for that No. 1 spot to start the season and we are very comfortable with his mentality and maturity on the mound. Junior Jordan Guth also made 13 starts last season, striking out 55 batters in 62.1 innings of work. Jordan has every physical trait that you would want in a pitcher and the pitches to match that stature, Bigler said. He just needs to take that next step mentally and he needs to get himself in a position where he can break through that fourth or fifth inning. If he can do that, he will be a major contributor to the staff. Mike Schneider made a nice impression as a freshman last season, going 4-2 in 13 games, making eight starts. He fanned 47 in 52.1 innings and allowed an opponent batting average of just.226 one of the lowest in the Horizon League. His challenge is to make sure that he doesn t allow the big inning, Bigler said. He gave himself no chance a few times with walks and getting into negative counts with hitters. If he can do a better job to dictate the count to the hitter his numbers are going to be even better than they were last year. We expect that from him, we expect him to be a solid weekend starter. He s done a good job to this point, but if we are going to be good, we need him to take that next step. Junior Cale Tassi had a solid season in 2011, going 4-3 in 17 appearances with a 4.62 ERA, but was moved from bullpen to starting and could never find a consistent role. We really feel that Cale has the opportunity to be special for us, we just have to get him into the proper role, Bigler said. Last year, we put him in positions that made it difficult to succeed. He started, he was in middle relief, he was in late relief and never got a chance to get into a good rhythm due to the fact that we never had him in a consistent role. If we can take care of that, he should really lock down a spot and be a consistent contributor. Senior Kyle Spurley (9.0 innings in 11 games) and sophomore Gunnar Eastman (21.0 IP in 10 games) both look to improve on their potential that was flashed last season. Spurley has had some arm issues and we are looking to get him healthy before we make any decisions, Bigler said. Gunnar has some pitches that really make sense for a young guy, he just needs to have confidence in himself on the mound and that comes with experience. Senior Greg Blohowiak looks to close out his career on a high note. Last season, he led the team and was among league leaders with a 2.60 ERA while finishing fourth in the conference with 27 appearances. I told Greg that it would be tough to match the numbers from his previous year (1.67 ERA in 2010) and not to worry about the numbers so much but really try to take the next step in leadership on the mound and the ability for us to get to the next guy, Bigler said. From day one, he was a mature kid and someone you could put in at any point during a game and get some competitive innings. Greg s goal this year is to attack the zone and allow us to use him in different roles which would be invaluable to us. 5 Finding a consistent closer will also play a key role in the success of the team in Senior Kaleb Engelke was that guy last season, finishing with five saves and a 2.84 ERA while limiting opponents to a.206 average before getting hurt in early May. We ve talked to Kaleb about closing and, ultimately, if we can use him as a lefty setup man, that would be the ideal role for him, Bigler said. That means we need to find someone for the end of the game. If we can t do that, than Kaleb would be in that role and we feel very comfortable with that due to his competitive nature and what he has accomplished. His role will be closer to start the season and we will see how that progresses. A pair of pitchers are coming off injuries and will look to stay healthy in Junior Jake Long has been battling the injury bug his entire career at UWM, while Joshua Uhen ended up redshirting his freshman campaign after an elbow injury shut him down. Jake Long is coming off of some different injuries and has really had a string of bad luck, Bigler said. He had a really good fall and we were very encouraged by his progress. If his arm and body stay healthy, he will be a major contributor to what we do. Josh Uhen has a huge ceiling and capability to be a power pitcher. He is coming off a surgery but all indications say he will be ready this year. If that s the case, he will see a major role towards the end of the bullpen. A group of four newcomers joins the staff. Redshirt Eric King and freshmen Justin Jaquish, Dillion Engle and Jake Tuttle round out the UWM pitchers. Eric King is in the mix for starting some games this year, Bigler said. Healthwise, he seems to be doing well. We brought him in here to be a weekend starter and we feel he will get to that point and hopefully it will be sooner or later. We have three freshmen lefties that all bring something different. Engle is a command lefty that is working on his pitches. Jake Tuttle is a high-ceiling guy with a plus-breaking ball and when Jaquish throws a lot of strikes, he will be successful. The Panthers won the league tournament and went to the NCAA Tournament in 2010, so the hunger to get back is there after a season a year ago. Wright State won the league s regular season and tournament crown again last season and will be the team to beat. No doubt, Wright State is the team to beat, Doffek said. If you just look at their roster, it is full of guys returning with experience and years of success under their belt. UIC has won 10 or 11 of 12 titles and just does everything right you aren t going to outwork them. They are going to be a good baseball team year-in and year-out. It s going to be a dogfight. The teams that can be consistent on the mound, make the routine plays and get the two-out hits, those are the teams that are going to find a way to win it. Executing those things at an efficient rate is about expectation and mindset. That is what we are striving for daily.

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9 2012 Player Breakdown Pitchers (14) No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 0 Greg Blohowiak Sr. RHP R/R Green Bay, Wis./Green Bay West 4 Kaleb Engelke Sr. LHP L/L Mineral Point, Wis./Mineral Point 10 Cale Tassi Jr. RHP R/R Presque Isle, Wis./Lakeland Union/UW-Superior 12 Jake Long Jr. RHP R/R Wisconsin Rapids, Wis./Wisconsin Rapids 13 Eric King Fr. RHP R/R Fond du Lac, Wis./Fond du Lac 17 Kyle Spurley Sr. RHP R/R Linden, Wis./Iowa-Grant/MATC 18 Justin Jaquish Fr. LHP L/L Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chippewa Falls 24 Joshua Uhen Fr. RHP R/R Oshkosh, Wis./Oshkosh North 26 Gunnar Eastman So. RHP R/R Green Bay, Wis./Green Bay Southwest 30 Jordan Guth Jr. RHP R/R Onalaska, Wis./Onalaska 31 Mike Schneider So. LHP L/L De Pere, Wis./West De Pere 33 Eric Semmelhack Jr. RHP R/R Oak Creek, Wis./Oak Creek 34 Dillion Engle Fr. LHP L/L Milwaukee, Wis./West Allis Hale 37 Jake Tuttle Fr. LHP L/L Mukwonago, Wis./Mukwonago Catchers (5) No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 8 Paul Hoenecke Sr. C/IF L/R Kewaskum, Wis./West Bend West 16 Mitch Ghelfi Fr. C R/S La Crosse, Wis./La Crosse Central 20 Will Fadness Jr. C R/R Eau Claire, Wis./South Mountain CC 27 Drew Pearson Jr. C R/R Racine, Wis./Racine Horlick 51 Nick Nicholson Fr. C R/R Neenah, Wis./Neenah Infielders (10) No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 1 Michael Porcaro Fr. 2B R/R Burlington, Wis./Burlington 2 Tell Taylor So. SS R/R Burlington, Wis./Burlington 3 Trevor Theissen Fr. IF R/R Franklin, Wis./Franklin 8 Paul Hoenecke Sr. C/IF L/R Kewaskum, Wis./West Bend West 14 Alex Erdmann Jr. IF R/R Menomonee Falls, Wis./Menomonee Falls 15 Jim Lundstrom Sr. IF R/R Crete, Ill./Crete-Monee/MATC 19 Sam Koenig So. 3B R/R Prairie du Sac, Wis./Sauk Prairie 23 Nick Lingvay Jr. IF R/R Kenosha, Wis./Kenosha Tremper 28 Ryan Solberg So. 1B/OF R/R Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West 32 Phil Striggow Sr. 3B/1B R/R Monee, Ill./Crete-Monee/Kankakee CC Outfielders (7) No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 6 Jonathan Capasso Jr. OF L/L Racine, Wis./Racine Horlick 7 Derek Peake So. OF L/R Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha Catholic Memorial 9 Mark Strey Sr. OF R/R Marshfield, Wis./Marshfield/MATC 11 Luke Meeteer Fr. OF R/R Middleton, Wis./Middleton 28 Ryan Solberg Fr. 1B/OF R/R Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West 41 Sam Hammer Fr. OF R/R Muskego, Wis./Muskego 42 Dan Barwick Fr. OF R/R Brookfield, Wis./Brookfield Central Head Coach: #5 Scott Doffek (Sixth year) Head Assistant Coach: #22 Cory Bigler (Ninth year) Assistant Coaches: Mike Goetz (Third year) & Sam Sivilotti (First year) Director of Baseball Operations: Steve Sanfilippo (Fourth year) By Class: Seniors (7): Blohowiak, Engelke, Hoenecke, Lundstrom, Spurley, Strey, Striggow Juniors (9): Capasso, Erdmann, Fadness, Guth, Lingvay, Long, Pearson, Semmelhack, Tassi Sophomores (6): Eastman, Koenig, Peake, Schneider, Solberg, Taylor Freshmen (12): Barwick, Engle, Ghelfi, Hammer, Jaquish, King, Meeteer, Nicholson, Porcaro, Theissen, Tuttle, Uhen By State: Wisconsin (32): Barwick, Blohowiak, Capasso, Eastman, Engelke, Engle, Erdmann, Fadness, Ghelfi, Guth, Hammer, Hoenecke, Jaquish, King, Koenig, Lingvay, Long, Meeteer, Nicholson, Peake, Pearson, Porcaro, Schneider, Semmelhack, Solberg, Spurley, Strey, Tassi, Taylor, Theissen, Tuttle, Uhen Illinois (2): Lundstrom, Striggow Numerical 0 Greg Blohowiak, Sr., P 1 Michael Porcaro, Fr., 2B 2 Tell Taylor, So., SS 3 Trevor Theissen, Fr., IF 4 Kaleb Engelke, Sr., P 6 Jonathan Capasso, Jr., OF 7 Derek Peake, So., OF 8 Paul Hoenecke, Sr., C/IF 9 Mark Strey, Sr., OF 10 Cale Tassi, Jr., P 11 Luke Meeteer, Fr., OF 12 Jake Long, Jr., P 13 Eric King, Fr., P 14 Alex Erdmann, Jr., IF 15 Jim Lundstrom, Sr., IF 16 Mitch Ghelfi, Fr., C 17 Kyle Spurley, Sr., P 18 Justin Jaquish, Fr., P 19 Sam Koenig, So., 3B 20 Will Fadness, Jr., C 23 Nick Lingvay, Jr., IF 24 Joshua Uhen, Fr., P 26 Gunnar Eastman, So., P 27 Drew Pearson, Jr., C 28 Ryan Solberg, So., OF/1B 30 Jordan Guth, Jr., P 31 Mike Schneider, So., P 32 Phil Striggow, Sr., 3B/1B 33 Eric Semmelhack, Jr., P 34 Dillion Engle, Fr., P 37 Jake Tuttle, Fr., P 41 Sam Hammer, Fr., OF 42 Dan Barwick, Fr., OF 51 Nick Nicholson, Fr., C Alphabetical 42 Dan Barwick, Fr., OF 0 Greg Blohowiak, Sr., P 6 Jonathan Capasso, Jr., OF 26 Gunnar Eastman, So., P 4 Kaleb Engelke, Sr., P 34 Dillion Engle, Fr., P 14 Alex Erdmann, Jr., IF 20 Will Fadness, Jr., C 16 Mitch Ghelfi, Fr., C 30 Jordan Guth, Jr., P 41 Sam Hammer, Fr., OF 8 Paul Hoenecke, Sr., C/IF 18 Justin Jaquish, Fr., P 13 Eric King, Fr., P 19 Sam Koenig, So., 3B 23 Nick Lingvay, Jr., IF 12 Jake Long, Jr., P 15 Jim Lundstrom, Sr., IF 11 Luke Meeteer, Fr., OF 51 Nick Nicholson, Fr., C 7 Derek Peake, So., OF 27 Drew Pearson, Jr., C 1 Michael Porcaro, Fr., 2B 31 Mike Schneider, So., P 33 Eric Semmelhack, Jr., P 28 Ryan Solberg, So., OF/1B 17 Kyle Spurley, Sr., P 9 Mark Strey, Sr., OF 32 Phil Striggow, Sr., 3B/1B 10 Cale Tassi, Jr., P 2 Tell Taylor, So., SS 3 Trevor Theissen, Fr., IF 37 Jake Tuttle, Fr., P 24 Joshua Uhen, Fr., P 7

10 2011: Led the team and finished fourth in the Horizon League with 27 appearances... went 2-1 with one save... his 2.60 ERA was second on the team and among the lowest in the league... struck out 12 batters in 27.2 innings of work... struck out a pair in 1.0 innings of the season opener against Tennessee Feb picked up his first win two days later, working 2.0 scoreless innings to beat the Volunteers... started the season with four-straight scoreless outings... threw a scoreless inning in UWM s 3-0 shutout over Santa Clara March struck out both batters he faced against IPFW March did not allow a run over sixconsecutive appearances April picked up the save with a scoreless inning in UWM s win over Cardinal Stritch April earned the victory against Valparaiso May 20, giving up just one hit in 1.1 innings of work. 2010: Tied for second on the team with 20 appearances, leading the squad with a 1.67 earned run average... his ERA was the second-lowest by a reliever in program history (minimum 25.0 IP; Matt Freisleben 1.15 in 2001)... struck out 14 batters and allowed opponents to hit just the lowest since was 2-0 with two saves, tying for fourth in the league in that category... allowed no earned runs in 18 of 20 outings on the season... struck out both batters he faced in first appearance of the year against Arkansas State Feb pitched a three-inning save against Bradley April 21, giving up just one hit and no earned runs... recorded the win against Valparaiso May 1, working 4.0 scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and striking out a pair... other save came against Youngstown State May recorded the win in an elimination game against Valparaiso in the Horizon League Tournament May pitched a scoreless frame against #1 Arizona State in the NCAA Tournament June 4... limited lefties to a.053 average (1-for-19) on the season. 2009: Appeared in six games as a freshman... did not record a decision... worked 6.2 innings and registered eight strikeouts... struck out two batters in 2.0 innings of his debut, coming against No. 6 Arizona State in the season opener Feb worked two-thirds of an inning in a combined shutout against Chicago State April 7, recording a strikeout... struck out the side in his one inning of work in UWM s win over Cardinal Stritch April 23. High School: Was a four-year member of the baseball team at Green Bay West High School... lettered twice while appearing on the mound, in the infield and in the outfield... served as team captain as a senior, earning honorable mention all-area honors as a utility player as well as Second Team All-Fox River Classic Conference as a utility player... was tabbed for second team all-conference on the mound his junior season... honor roll member all four years... also played soccer and basketball, where he served as a team captain as a senior. Personal: Son of Bart and Debra Blohowiak... a finance minor in school... career goal is to become a CPA and own his own firm... lists hobbies as snowboarding, spending time with friends and family, anything that keeps him active and watching the Packers... has worked at Miller Park making replica bats and has also worked summer basketball camps and with Little League tournaments... born April 30, GREG BLOHOWIAK 0 Greg Blohowiak Blohowiak Career Game-Highs Innings vs. Valparaiso, 5/1/10 Strikeouts 3...vs. Cardinal Stritch, 4/23/09 Walks 4... at Butler, 4/17/10 Hit by Pitch 2...at Tennessee, 2/20/11 Wild Pitch 2... Two times Pitcher Senior R/R Major: Finance Green Bay, Wis. Green Bay West High School MORE ON GREG: Four years old Texas Rangers No No, that is what the Cy Young is for. A pitcher does not impact the same amount of games as a position player. Fenway Park UIC Wright State Family I have the unlimited plan GREG BLOHOWIAK S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / / / Totals /

11 2011: Emerged as the closer with a breakout season, appearing in a career-high 24 games while going 3-1 with a team-high five saves... ranked second in the Horizon League in saves and ninth in appearances despite a late-season injury that kept him off the field from May 15 on... struck out 22 batters in 19.0 innings, limiting opponents to a.206 average that included a.040 (1-for-25) mark against lefties... set career-highs in all categories... was not scored upon in 11 of first 12 appearances on the year... first outing was against Tennessee Feb earned first save of the season against IPFW March 25, striking out the only batter he faced with the tying run at second base... recorded the victory against the Mastodons the next day, striking out a career-high four batters in 2.1 hitless innings of relief... beat Butler April 2, striking out a pair in 1.2 innings... posted saves in three-straight outings April 8-16, picking up two against UIC April 8-9 and a oneinning, three-strikeout performance against Cleveland State April saved UWM s win over Iowa May 4... picked up the win against Youngstown State May : Appeared in 11 games on the season, working 7.2 innings... gave up zero earned runs in eight of his first nine appearances of the year; carried an ERA below 2.00 for majority of season... made first appearance of the year at Iowa April struck out two batters in 1.0 inning against Butler April suffered the loss at Youngstown State April worked a perfect inning against Wright State May 8... appeared in the NCAA Regional against #15 San Diego June : Saw action in 11 games as a freshman... struck out nine batters in 7.2 innings of work on the season... made collegiate debut by striking out both batters he faced against Louisville March 6... did not allow a run in first four appearances... helped preserve a shutout win against Chicago State April 7... fanned three in 1.1 innings of work at Cleveland State May 3. High School: Named the MVP of the Southwest Wisconsin Activities League Conference while also being named Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State Honorable Mention as a utility player following his senior season... earned first team all-conference honors as both a junior and senior and was also selected as the Team MVP each season... was an All-Academic All-District selection as a junior... went 17-6 in his career, striking out 226 batters in innings (11.9/K per 9 innings) and a 2.17 ERA... was a perfect 8-0 in 10 starts as a senior, fanning 122 in 67 innings while recording a 1.43 ERA... batted.342 in 66 career games... scored 53 runs and had 21 doubles, five home runs, drove in 50 runs and stole 30 bases... batted.400 as a senior, scoring 21 times and knocking in 22 runs in 21 games... an all-conference selection in basketball and football, earning a combined five letters. Personal: Son of Brian and Mary Kay Engelke... lists hunting, playing cards and playing and watching sports as his interests... born Nov. 19, KALEB ENGELKE 4 Kaleb Engelke Engelke Career Game-Highs Innings at IPFW, 3/27/11 Strikeouts 4...at IPFW, 3/27/11 Walks 3...Three times Hit by Pitch 2...Three times Wild Pitch 1...Three times Pitcher Senior L/L Major: Educational Studies Mineral Point, Wis. Mineral Point High School MORE ON KALEB: Three years old Texas Rangers Nope Yes, the award is for the Most Valuable Player in the league, not Most Valuable Position Player. Yankee Stadium At East Carolina and home vs. Wright State Youngstown State Water 250 KALEB ENGELKE S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / / / Totals /

12 2011: Ended the season with a.304 average, making 49 starts in 51 games... started at catcher 38 times despite never playing the position in his career before the season... limited the final two weeks of the campaign after an injury against Butler May second on the team and seventh in the Horizon League with five home runs... scored 24 runs, recorded 56 hits and drove in led the Horizon League with 24 runners thrown out stealing, six better than second place... hit.370 in league play and.346 against righties... named to Capital One Academic All-District Baseball Team... also selected to the Horizon Academic All-League baseball team for the second-straight campaign... reached base safely in the first 16 games of the season... went 6-for-12 in the season-opening series at Tennessee Feb three hits at Ohio March was 3-for-4 with a home run, two runs scored and two RBI in win over UIC April 9... seven-game hit streak April recorded another seven-game streak April 30-May 14, which included five multi-hit games... had two hits - including a grand slam - and scored twice in victory over Youngstown State May 6... limited to just five at bats over the final 10 games of the season... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2010: Named First Team All-Horizon League as a utility player after appearing in games at second base, third base, designated hitter and first base over the course of the season... batted.308 overall, starting all 56 games he appeared... scored 36 runs and had 17 doubles, driving in 31 runs... hit safely in the first eight games of the season... 3-for-3 with three RBI and two doubles against Minnesota March 3... named Horizon League Player of the Week in early March, going 9-for-14 (.643) at the ASPU Riverview Invitational... went 3-for-3 with a career-best five runs batted in against SIU Edwardsville March 6... two hits and an RBI against Iowa April tied career-high with four hits against Youngstown State April three hits and three RBI in win over Valparaiso May 1... three more hits against Wright State May 7... compiled a career-best 10-game hitting streak May 8-22, going 20-for-45 (.444) in the span... also had four hits against YSU May drove in UWM s first run of the NCAA Tournament against #1 Arizona State June 4... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2009: Played in 50 games as a freshman, batting.286 on the season with 33 runs scored and 30 runs driven in... named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team... his 46 starts were the most for a UWM freshman since 2004 (Ross McCoy: 50)... had 15 doubles and three home runs... first collegiate hit came against No. 6 Arizona State Feb had two hits and drove in three in UWM s win over nationally-ranked Michigan Feb warmed up as the season went on, batting.331 after April 1... hit first home run against UIC April 3... season-high four hits in 4-for-5, four-rbi outing against Wright State April scored three runs and tied school record with three doubles against the Raiders that day... four hits and four RBI in win over Wisconsin Lutheran April 15, scoring three times... had three RBI s against Northern Illinois April for-4 in win over Butler May 9... season-best eight-game hitting streak May named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. High School: Named the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel State Player of the Year as a junior and senior... hit.483 with nine home runs his last season, going 8-0 with a 0.91 ERA... player of the year in the conference, district and state... earned first team all-state and all-league honors... selected by the Detroit Tigers in the MLB Draft... led team to a 34-1 record and state title as a junior... earned first team all-state and all-conference honors, setting school records with his.515 batting average, 67 hits, 59 runs batted in, 19 doubles, 39 runs scored and five home runs... went 9-1 on the mound with a 2.18 earned run average, striking out 51 while walking just excelled in the postseason, carrying his team by going 15-for-21 with 16 runs batted in, eight doubles, one triple and three home runs in the six games... WIAA Scholar-Athlete... Academic All-District as a junior and senior. Personal: Son of Andrew and Shelly Hoenecke... nickname is Squeeks... career goal is to play professional baseball... list golf as a hobby... lists getting drafted by the Tigers and winning the state championship as his most memorable sports experiences... has done community service for Habitat for Humanity and the American Red Cross... born July 8, PAUL HOENECKE 8 Paul Hoenecke Hoenecke Career Game-Highs At Bats 7...vs. YSU, 5/22/10 Runs 3... Two times Hits 4...Four times RBI 5...vs. SIUE, 3/6/10 Doubles 3... vs. Wright State, 4/10/09 Triples 1...vs. Cardinal Stritch, 4/21/11 HR times Total Bases 7... vs. Wright State, 4/10/09 Walks 2... Six times Stolen Bases 1... Seven times Catcher/Infield Senior L/R Major: Marketing Kewaskum, Wis. West Bend West High School MORE ON PAUL: Four years old Texas Rangers I didn t attend any postseason games at Miller Park. Yes, even though I believe that most pitchers aren t real players. Fenway Park Minnesota four-game set in the Metrodome UIC or Wright State Criminal Minds on A&E and ION No idea, not that many though PAUL HOENECKE S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

13 2011: Appeared in 40 games, making 19 starts... batted.221 and scored 16 runs... had 17 hits and drove in four... went 5-for-7 on the basepaths... nine walks and nine hit-by-pitches gave him a.368 on-base percentage... scored a run in debut at Tennessee Feb first hit came against #16 Arkansas March 6... went 2-for-2 with a double, run scored and RBI at Ohio March 19; on base all four times after being hit twice... hit a home run at Northwestern April 5... set season-high with three hits at Cleveland State April collected two hits and scored twice at Valparaiso May had the same stat line against Butler the next day, driving in a run. 2010: Redshirted and maintained junior eligibility. Prior to UWM: A two-year starter at MATC, batting.322 in 45 games in 2009 to help the Wolfpack to conference and regional crowns... earned All-Wisconsin Technical College Conference honors... scored 26 times and knocked in 31 runs while recording a.416 on-base percentage... started 25 times in 33 games as a freshman, batting.286 with 25 runs scored and 20 runs batted in... Dean s List member and an academic all-league choice. High School: A two-time all-conference pick, earning Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association Honorable Mention All-State honors as a senior when he batted First Team All-Wisconsin Valley Conference his final season... selected team MVP... also an all-district selection... batted.354 as a junior and was also selected to play in the WBCA All-Star Classic... three-year letterwinner... multi-sport athlete who also played football, wrestled and ran track... honor roll member. Personal: Son of Ron and Diane Strey... career goals are to win a Horizon League championship and to graduate... considers playing in the American Legion All-Star Game as his most memorable sports experience... lists hobbies as hunting, fishing and watching sports... has done volunteer work at baseball camps and with Special Olympics... born June 8, MARK STREY 9 Mark Strey Strey Career Game-Highs At Bats 4... Nine times Runs 2... Two times Hits 3... at Cleveland State, 4/15/11 RBI 1...Four times Doubles 1...Three times Triples 0... N/A HR 1...at Northwestern, 4/5/11 Total Bases 4...at Northwestern, 4/5/11 Walks 1... Nine times Stolen Bases 1... Five times Outfield Senior R/R Major: Communications Marshfield, Wis. Marshfield High School MORE ON MARK: Four years old Neither No No, they only play in one or two games a week. The MVP should be awarded to the player who has the greatest impact on his team both offensively and defensively. Fenway Park Minnesota The Hank Swagger 2,000 to 3,000 MARK STREY S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Redshirted Totals

14 2011: Redshirted and maintained senior eligibility. 2010: Made 17 starts among 48 appearances on the season... played role of late-game defensive specialist... scored 15 runs and recorded 17 hits... fielded first 57 chances of season without an error... made first start of season at third base against Arkansas State Feb went 2-for-3 with with two doubles and scored a season-high four times in win over SIU Edwardsville March 6... had two hits against #14 Arkansas March for-3 with a triple, two runs and two RBI against Parkside March two hits, two runs and two driven in against Butler April scored a key insurance run as a pinch-runner in the ninth inning of the Horizon League Tournament Championship against Wright State May 30. Prior to UWM: Helped MATC to its 18th-straight conference title and third-consecutive regional crown in 2009, starting 44 games... scored 44 runs and had 18 runs batted in... one of the team leaders with 16 stolen bases... batted.326 in 46 games as a freshman, driving in 27 runs, scoring 41 times, stealing 10 bases and recording a.437 on-base percentage... earned All-Wisconsin Technical College Conference honors and all-academic honors. High School: Named all-region twice and all-conference three times on the diamond... four-year letterwinner at shortstop and pitcher... earned two baseball achievement awards... also an all-conference quarterback, earning team MVP honors in scholar-athlete for four years. Personal: Son of Robert and Kathy Lundstrom... nickname is Jimmy... brother, Mike, played baseball at Concordia (Wis.)... chose UWM because it was close to home and he liked the direction of the program... career goal is to become a high school teacher and become a successful coach... most memorable sports experience was when his team hosted a playoff football game for just the second time in 30 years... lists guitar as a hobby... born June 3, JIM LUNDSTROM 15 Jim Lundstrom Lundstrom Career Game-Highs At Bats 5...Two times Runs 4... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10 Hits 2... Four times RBI 2... Four times Doubles 2... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10 Triples 1... vs. Parkside, 3/30/10 HR 0...N/A Total Bases 4...Two times Walks 2... vs. SIUE, 3/6/10 Stolen Bases 0...N/A Infield Senior R/R Major: Educational Studies Crete, Ill. Crete-Monee High School MORE ON JIM: Five years old Texas Rangers Did not make it to any games They should be able to. They are valuable members of every team and put their teams in position to win, often times more than position players. Yankee Stadium Opening home series vs. UIC UIC Music 850 JIM LUNDSTROM S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Redshirted- Totals

15 2011: Appeared in 11 games in his first season as a Panther... was 0-2 in 9.0 innings of work, striking out 10 batters... opponents batted just.235 against him on the year, including a.174 clip by righties... made UWM debut at Tennessee Feb recorded both outs with strikeouts against #16 Arkansas March 4... struck out one in a scoreless inning against San Jose State March helped UWM to a shutout with 1.2 scoreless frames against St. Norbert April 12, striking out three... also fanned three in his next outing, working 2.0 shutout innings against Wright State April named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2010: Redshirted and maintained junior eligibility... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. Prior to UWM: Went 5-0 in 19 games over his two seasons at MATC, helping team to conference and regional titles... went 4-0 in nine games in 2009, hurling two complete-game shutouts... struck out 27 and walked just nine batters in 34.1 innings... ended with 21 strikeouts in 27.2 innings of work as a freshman... named to the all-academic team. High School: Was a standout prep, earning all-conference honors four times and honorable mention all-state accolades... won over 30 games and recorded over 300 strikeouts in his career, earning Southwest Wisconsin Activities League Player of the Year honors... four-year varsity starter... Telegraph Herald Player of the Year as a senior... also an all-conference basketball and football player. Personal: Son of Bob and Kris Spurley... career goal is to get drafted by a Major League Baseball team... chose UWM because the baseball program was a good fit for him... lists hobbies and interests as hanging out with friends, playing sports and playing cards... born Dec. 31, KYLE SPURLEY 17 Kyle Spurley Spurley Career Game-Highs Innings at Wright State, 4/23/11 Strikeouts 3... Two times Walks 3...vs. St. Norbert, 4/12/11 Hit by Pitch 1...Three times Wild Pitch 1...Four times Pitcher Senior R/R Major: Education/History Linden, Wis. Iowa-Grant High School MORE ON KYLE: Probably around age four or five Texas Rangers NLCS Game No. 2 Yes, Justin Verlander was the most valuable player on his team and the best player in MLB last year even though he only played in about 35 games. Fenway Park Wright State. It s the last series of the regular season and hopefully we re celebrating the 2012 Horizon League Championship. Wright State Family, friends and teammates No idea, probably around 200 KYLE SPURLEY S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG Redshirted / Totals /

16 2011: Made 17 starts in 29 games in his first season at UWM... drove in 12 runs on 10 hits, scoring nine times... recorded a double, triple and two home runs, batting made Milwaukee debut in the season opener against Tennessee Feb collected first hits as a Panther in a 2-for-3, 2-RBI outing against Illinois State Feb that started a streak of reaching base safely in 10-consecutive games... had a huge day at the plate against Northern Illinois May 17, driving in five runs on a pair of home runs after coming into the game as a pinch-hitter... added another hit and scored a pair of runs in the second game of the doubleheader against the Huskies that day... drove in a pair with a triple to give UWM an early lead in win over Valparaiso May named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. Prior to UWM: A transfer from Kankakee Community College in Kankakee, Ill.... batted.395 in 61 games in helping his team go drove in 77 runs on 70 hits - including 16 home runs - recording a.564 on-base percentage and scoring 83 runs... honored as a First-Team All-Region IV selection... as a freshman, led the Cavaliers to a third-place finish at the NJCAA World Series, earning series alltournament team honors... batted.353 that first year, driving in 42 runs while scoring 39 more... team went in his two seasons. High School: Batted.390 and led team in home runs (8) and RBI (34) as a senior... helped team to four-straight SICA South conference titles. Personal: Son of Lloyd and Juanita Striggow... nickname is Striggs... chose UWM because it s not too far from home and the successful baseball program... career goals are to play Major League Baseball and, after that, help with his dad s farm... most memorable sports experience was playing in the JUCO World Series and placing third... lists hobbies as playing sports and riding dirt bikes and snowmobiles... born Dec. 14, PHIL STRIGGOW 32 Phil Striggow Striggow Career Game-Highs At Bats 5... vs. Valparaiso, 5/20/11 Runs 2...Two times Hits 2...Three times RBI 5...vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Doubles 1...at Santa Clara, 3/12/11 Triples 1... vs. Valparaiso, 5/19/11 HR 2...vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Total Bases 8...vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Walks 2... at Ohio, 3/18/11 Stolen Bases 0...N/A Infield Senior R/R Major: Information Studies Monee, Ill. Crete-Monee High School MORE ON PHIL: Three or four years old Texas Rangers No Yes. Just say if Verlander was not on the Tigers, they would not have even made it to the playoffs. Fenway Park or old Yankee Stadium San Diego State UIC Family 3,000 PHIL STRIGGOW S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

17 2011: Named Second-Team All-Horizon League after a season in which he batted.313 in 54 games, making 53 starts... also batted.344 in Horizon League play and.352 with runners on base... scored 27 runs and collected 60 hits and 27 RBI... went 11-for-12 in stolen bases... had three hits, including a home run, against Illinois State Feb three hits and two runs scored at #16 Arkansas March 5... named Horizon League Player of the Week April 11 after batting.563 (9-for-16) with five runs batted in and four runs scored... started with three hits and a career-best four RBI in win over Northwestern April 5... then recorded UWM s only five-hit game of the season, going 5-for-5 against UIC April for-4 against Wright State April great day at the plate against Youngstown State May 6, going 4-for-5 with three runs scored, hitting a home run and tying career-best with four RBI... 4-for-7 with a home run, two RBI and three runs scored in doubleheader against Valparaiso May perfect 3-for-3 with a pair of runs scored against Northern Illinois May : Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team after a season in which he batted.310 in 47 games, making 32 starts... scored 25 runs and recorded 36 hits, most of any UWM newcomer... batted.341 in Horizon League play... in the starting lineup as a freshman for the season opener against Arkansas State Feb went 2-for-4 and drove in two runs in that contest... two hits and two runs scored in Milwaukee s win over Minnesota March for-4 with two RBI in victory over Dayton March 7... returned to the starting lineup May 8 at Wright State, starting the final 18 games of the season... went 21-for-61 in that stretch (.344), scoring 12 runs... perfect 3-for-3 with only home run of season against Northern Illinois at Miller Park May went 6-for-18 at the Horizon League Tournament, including two hits and a late RBI in championship game... batted.351 against lefties on the year. High School: Repeated as a Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association Third Team All-State outfielder as a senior, batting.543 with 24 runs batted in and 34 runs scored, slugging also repeated as a first team all-league and first team all-county selection... Milwaukee Journal Sentinel First Team All-Area... named the Racine Journal Times All-Racine County Player of the Year in each of his final two seasons... batted.528 with 20 runs batted in as a junior... in addition, was runner-up for player of the year honors in the Southeast Conference and selected to play in the WBCA Brewers Classic All-Star Game... recorded 213 hits, scored 158 runs and knocked in 99 runs in his career... an academic scholar-athlete. Personal: Son of Jim and Sara Capasso... also played club baseball for the Racine Hitters... chose UWM because he liked the coaches and it was close to home... career goal is to play in the major leagues... lists hobbies as playing sports and hanging out... considers a walk-off hit in the playoffs as his most memorable sports experience... has done community work by helping out at charity and church dinners for the homeless... born Sept. 11, JONATHAN CAPASSO 6 Jonathan Capasso Capasso Career Game-Highs At Bats 6... Two times Runs 3... at Youngstown State, 5/6/11 Hits 5... at UIC, 4/9/11 RBI 4... Two times Doubles 1... Seven times Triples 1... at Wright State, 5/8/10 HR 1...Four times Total Bases 8... at Youngstown State, 5/6/11 Walks 3... at UIC, 4/9/11 Stolen Bases 2...vs. St. Norbert, 4/12/11 Outfield Junior L/L Major: Undecided Racine, Wis. Racine Horlick High School MORE ON JONATHAN: Seven years old Texas Rangers Yes, game No. 1 against the Cardinals Yes, if he is deserving Yankee Stadium Season opener at East Carolina Wright State My ipod 1,300 JONATHAN CAPASSO S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

18 2011: Went 4-3 in 17 appearances in his first season at UWM... struck out 28 batters in 37.0 innings of work... made three starts and recorded an ERA of made debut in season opener against Tennessee Feb. 18, working an inning... struck out three in 2.1 innings in his next appearance against Illinois State Feb tied season-high with four strikeouts against Ohio March 20 and IPFW March 25, picking up the win against the Mastodons with 5.0 scoreless innings, allowing just two hits... earned victories in back-to-back appearances against UIC April 9 and Cleveland State April 15, working 2.2 scoreless innings with three strikeouts each outing... recorded the victory in his first start, beating Iowa May 4 with 4.0 innings of shutout baseball, giving up just one hit while striking out three. Prior to UWM: A transfer from the University of Wisconsin-Superior who sat out in 2010 due to NCAA regulations... appeared in 14 games as a freshman, recording 46 strikeouts in 40.0 innings of work... had an ERA of moved into starting rotation at the end of the season. High School: All-Lumberjack Conference selection on the mound as a junior and senior... also named to the all-region squad his final season... helped team to first postseason win in seven years... earned team MVP honors two times... also played football and was on the swim team. Personal: Son of Terrance and Kim Tassi... chose UWM because he always wanted to play at the Division I level and it was a good fit... career goals are to play professional baseball, graduate and become a teacher and coach... has done volunteer work as a youth umpire... lists hobbies as hanging out with friends, hunting, fishing and being outdoors... born Feb. 23, CALE TASSI 10 Cale Tassi Tassi Career Game-Highs Innings at IPFW, 3/25/11 Strikeouts 4... Two times Walks 3... vs. UIC, 5/27/11 Hit by Pitch 2...Three times Wild Pitch 1...Three times Pitcher Junior R/R Major: Educational Studies Presque Isle, Wis. Lakeland Union High School MORE ON CALE: Four years old St. Louis Cardinals No I m indifferent about it Fenway Park Wright State at home. Still salty about them taking three against us at home last season. Wright State Hunting and fishing Beats me... CALE TASSI S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / Totals /

19 2011: Did not make any appearances on the season while recovering from injury. 2010: Limited to just three appearances due to injury... appeared in 1.2 innings... first outing came against Arkansas State Feb appeared against Austin Peay March 5... threw a scoreless inning against UIC March : Received medical hardship waiver... maintained freshman eligibility... did appear in 4.0 innings of two games... struck out two and did not walk a batter... made collegiate debut against Chicago State April 7... struck out two and did not allow a hit in 2.0 innings of work in win over Wisconsin Lutheran April 15. High School: Earned All-Wisconsin Valley Conference honors each of his last three seasons, including as an infielder and pitcher his senior year... went 3-3 on the mound, striking out 36 and walking 10 in 38 innings, recording a 2.13 ERA... named all-state and all-district in the infield, batting.385 in league play with 22 runs scored in 16 games walks led to a.609 on-base percentage... earned second team accolades as a junior, batting.340 in league play... went 6-2 with a 1.72 earned run average, with 53 strikeouts and 19 walks in 44 innings of work... named first team all-conference and player of the year as a sophomore, batting.422 with 25 runs and 24 runs batted in... also played basketball for four years. Personal: Son of Dave and Sue Long... older brother, Ben, played at UWM from career goal is to play in the major leagues... lists sports, movies and video games as hobbies... considers playing in Miller Park and playing at the state tournament to be his most memorable sports experiences... born Dec. 7, JAKE LONG 12 Jake Long Long Career Game-Highs Innings Two times Strikeouts 2... vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 4/15/09 Walks 1...at Austin Peay, 3/5/10 Hit by Pitch 1... Two times Wild Pitch 1... Two times Pitcher Junior R/R Major: Criminal Justice Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Wisconsin Rapids High School MORE ON JAKE: Five years old Texas Rangers No Yes, because I am a pitcher Fenway Park UIC UIC Water 1,000 JAKE LONG S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / / Did not appear due to injury- Totals /

20 2011: Made 10 starts among 23 appearances on the season... batted.195 and scored seven runs... started the season opener against Tennessee Feb. 18 and went 1-for-2... was 2-for-4 with a double against Illinois State Feb had a hit and scored a run against Ohio March for-1 with a steal and pair of runs scored in win over Wisconsin Lutheran May 3... scored twice and drove in a run against Butler May : Made 10 starts in 29 appearances on the season, batting scored eight times and drove in five... hit.353 in Horizon League games... first at bat of season came against Arkansas State Feb was 2-for-4 with two runs driven in and stole a base against Cleveland State April 3... made first collegiate start against Wisconsin Lutheran April 9... doubled, scored a run and drove one in that contest... 2-for-3 at Youngstown State April a perfect 2-for-3 with a run scored against Valparaiso May : Redshirted and maintained freshman eligibility. High School: An all-state first team selection CNI All-Suburban Player of the Year... All-Division 2008 Greater Metro All-Conference Team as an infielder... named GMC Co-Player of the Year and tabbed for the 2008 WBCA All-Star East Squad... led his team to a record as a senior... hit.605 (52-for-86) with five home runs and 46 runs batted in... added seven doubles, three triples and scored 41 runs... went 4-2 in 43.2 innings on the mound, striking out 41 batters with a 1.54 ERA... as a junior, was named 2007 Greater Metro All-Conference All-Division as a pitcher and to the North Division squad as an infielder... was also honored as a 2007 WBCA Second Team All-District infielder... also played football and ran track. Personal: Son of Dave and Patti Erdmann... has worked as a youth baseball instructor and as an assistant at a football camp... has also done community service by shoveling snow for the elderly... born Aug. 3, ALEX ERDMANN 14 Alex Erdmann Erdmann Career Game-Highs At Bats 4... Six times Runs 2...Four times Hits 2...Four times RBI 2... vs. Cleveland State, 4/3/10 Doubles 1... Two times Triples 0... N/A HR 0... N/A Total Bases 3... vs. Illinois State, 2/27/11 Walks 2... Two times Stolen Bases 1...Three times Infield Junior R/R Major: Sociology Menomonee Falls, Wis. Menomonee Falls High School MORE ON ALEX: I started playing when I was three or four years old. Texas Rangers No No, they don t play in enough games. Fenway Park East Carolina UIC or Wright State My ipod 50 to 100 ALEX ERDMANN S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Redshirted Totals

21 2011: Batted.253 in 30 games, making 21 starts... recorded 22 hits, scored 10 runs and drove in 10 more... went 4-for-5 in stolen bases... batted.360 with runners in scoring position... collected a pair of hits in the season opener against Tennessee Feb added two hits in series opener against #16 Arkansas March for-3 with two RBI and a run scored against Ohio March drove in two against IPFW March 27 and Cleveland State April had two hits and scored twice in win over Cardinal Stritch April went 2-for-3 against Youngstown State April named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2010: Redshirted and maintained sophomore eligibility... named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2009: Played in 24 games as a freshman, earning seven starts... scored six runs and drove in six... first start of his career came against Eastern Illinois March 8... first hit was a run-scoring single against Valparaiso March went 2-for-2 with four runs batted in and scored twice against Chicago State April 7... had a double and triple that game... recorded two hits and two stolen bases in win over Wisconsin Lutheran April doubled and scored a run in his only at bat against Wright State in the league tournament May 21. High School: 2008 WBCA Second Team All-State infielder, helping his team to a Southeast Conference Championship while earning league player of the year honors as a senior... batted.456 in 22 games, driving in 25 runs while adding eight doubles and stealing nine bases... recorded a.560 on-base percentage and.691 slugging percentage while scoring 18 runs... batted.408 in 21 games as a junior... also pitched, going 3-2 with five saves and 33 strikeouts in 28.2 innings on the mound in his career... boasted a.431 high school batting average and was named a 2008 WBCA All-Star (East Squad), 2008 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area Team and to the 2008 WBCA All-State Academic Team... earned First Team All-Southeast Conference honors as a senior and junior and second team honors as a sophomore... two-year team captain was also tabbed for the First Team All-Kenosha County squad three times... National Honor Society member... Kenosha Academic Skills Challenge participant. Personal: Son of Ronald and Mary Claire Lingvay... career goal is to play professional baseball and earn his degree... list golf video games as hobbies... considers getting the win in the longest game in Wisconsin high school history (20 innings) as his most memorable sports moment... has done volunteer work at baseball camps and at homeless shelters during food drives... born May 25, NICK LINGVAY 23 Nick Lingvay Lingvay Career Game-Highs At Bats 5... Five times Runs 2... Two times Hits 2... Eight times RBI 4... vs. Chicago State, 4/7/09 Doubles 1... Five times Triples 1... Two times HR 0... N/A Total Bases 5... vs. Chicago State, 4/7/09 Walks 2... Two times Stolen Bases 2... vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 4/15/09 Infield Junior R/R Major: Engineering Kenosha, Wis. Kenosha Tremper High School MORE ON NICK: Started playing t-ball at the age of seven. Texas Rangers No No, since they can already win the Cy Young. Fenway Park San Diego State Tournament Haha... gotta love the Hank My family and friends 791 NICK LINGVAY S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Redshirted Totals

22 2011: Made 24 starts in 30 games, batting.220 on the season... had 18 hits and scored and drove in seven runs... hit.357 in Horizon League play and also batted.393 against lefties... started and had a base hit in the season opener against Tennessee Feb two hits, RBI, stolen base and run scored at San Jose State March banged out two doubles and drove in a career-high three runs in win over Carroll April two hits, including a home run, against Cleveland State April for-4 with an RBI at Butler May went 5-for-11 in three-game series against Valparaiso May named to the Horizon League Academic Honor Roll. 2010: Appeared in 20 games as a freshman, making five starts... batted.200 in limited at bats, recording seven hits and scoring three runs with seven driven in... led team in pinch-hit at bats... first game came as the starting DH against Arkansas State Feb. 27, going 2-for-4 with two runs batted in... started against Wisconsin Lutheran April 9, recording a hit and an RBI... came through with a pinch-hit double and scored a run against Butler April hit a long two-run home run against Bradley April started and had hits against Cardinal Stritch May 4 and Northern Illinois May 18. High School: Earned First Team All-Southeast Conference and First Team All-Racine County honors as a catcher... batted.410 with 23 runs batted in and 13 extra-base hits as a senior... was a two-time WBCA Brewers Classic All-Star and also played three years with the Racine Hitters Premier team... batted.454 in 44 games in 2009, driving in 39 runs and recording a team-high.708 slugging percentage. Personal: Son of Tony and Marie Pearson... given name is Andrew... sister, Corey, is a cheerleader at UW-Whitewater... career goal is to play professional baseball... chose UWM because it was close to home so his family can attend games... lists hobbies as watching the Packers and Brewers... born March 23, DREW PEARSON 27 Drew Pearson Pearson Career Game-Highs At Bats 4...Sixteen times Runs 2... vs. Butler, 4/2/11 Hits 2... Seven times RBI 3...vs. Carroll, 4/12/11 Doubles 2...vs. Carroll, 4/12/11 Triples 0... N/A HR 1...at Bradley, 4/21/10 Total Bases 4... Two times Walks 1... Seven times Stolen Bases 1... Two times Catcher Junior R/R Major: Marketing Racine, Wis. Racine Horlick High School MORE ON DREW: Five years old Texas Rangers Yes, Games No. 1 and No. 5 of NLCS Yes, if he is most valuable Fenway Park All of them Wright State My family 927 DREW PEARSON S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

23 2011: Was a weekend starter as a sophomore, with his 13 starts finishing second on the squad and tied for 12th in the league... recorded 55 strikeouts in 62.1 innings of work, ranking 11th in the league in that category... went 1-5 with a 6.06 ERA, appearing in 15 games overall... set career-highs in most categories... made first appearance at Tennessee Feb. 20, striking out three in 4.1 innings... fanned seven in 4.1 innings of his next start against Illinois State Feb allowed no earned runs in 5.1 innings against UIC April 9, allowing just one hit... tied career-high with seven K s in just 4.0 innings against Cleveland State April beat Cardinal Stritch April 21, striking out four in 5.0 innings... tied career-high for third time, striking out seven in 5.1 innings against CSU April : Went 2-0 in 11 games as a freshman, making five starts... struck out 10 batters in 23.1 innings of work... first appearance came against Arkansas State Feb. 27, striking out two while allowing just one hit in 2.0 scoreless innings... first career start came against Parkside March 30, earning the win with 3.2 innings on the mound, giving up two earned runs and posting two K s... allowed just one earned run in 3.0 innings against Wisconsin Lutheran April 9... his other victory came in a start against Bradley April 21, working the first 3.0 innings in allowing just one earned run... also started against Cleveland State April 25, Cardinal Stritch May 4 and Northern Illinois May gave up one earned run in 4.0 innings against NIU at Miller Park that day. High School: Named Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-District Second Team and All-Mississippi Valley Conference Second Team as a senior... went 7-1 with an ERA of 1.52, striking out 94 batters while allowing just 18 walks and 42 hits in 64 innings of work... as a junior, went 8-0 with a 1.66 ERA in nine games... led Onalaska to a 24-4 record overall... finished with five complete games and two shutouts... played in the WBCA Brewers Classic All-Star game and is also a National Honor Society member... earned all-academic honors... member of the 2008 Wisconsin State Baseball Legion championship team... also an all-state hockey player and all-conference quarterback. Personal: Son of Eric and Sue Guth... father played football at UW-La Crosse; grandfather Shooky Fink played for the Dodgers... chose UWM because he liked the school and the coaches... career goals are to get his degree, have a good baseball career at UWM and hopefully after as well... lists hobbies as Xbox, hanging out with friends and going out on the river... born April 7, JORDAN GUTH 30 Jordan Guth Guth Career Game-Highs Innings Two times Strikeouts 7...Three times Walks 6... vs. UC Davis, 3/11/11 Hit by Pitch 2... vs. Northern Illinois, 5/12/10 Wild Pitch 2...Three times Pitcher Junior R/R Major: Engineering Onalaska, Wis. Onalaska High School MORE ON JORDAN: Tee ball Texas Rangers No Yes, if he is deserving and was truly the best player in that league. Fenway Park Wright State or UIC Wright State Family 2,000 JORDAN GUTH S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / / Totals /

24 2011: A weekend starter as a sophomore, was second on the team with 13 starts and second in ERA for a starting pitcher at went 3-4, ending up with several hard-luck no-decisions when leaving with the lead... struck out 63 batters in 86.1 innings, setting career-highs in all categories... posted quality starts in nine of his final 11 outings - allowing two earned runs or fewer each of the nine occasions... went 1-0 in four May starts despite an ERA of 1.55, recording 19 strikeouts in 29 innings... final Horizon League rankings included fifth in strikeouts, seventh in innings pitched, ninth in opponent batting average (.241) and 11th in ERA and games started... posted a 2.21 ERA over his final nine starts... first start came against Tennessee Feb threw a complete game against Ohio March 19, allowing just a pair of runs... beat UIC April 9, striking out seven and allowing just one run over 6.1 innings... tied his then career-high with seven more K s his next start against Cleveland State April fanned seven against Youngstown April 29, giving up just a run in 6.2 innings... struck out eight in 7.0 innings against Valparaiso May 20, again allowing just one run but getting the no-decision... saved his best outing for the Horizon League Tournament, throwing a complete-game shutout against Butler May 27, walking none and striking out a career-best nine batters... never even reached a three-ball count on any Bulldog in the contest. 2010: Made 12 appearances as a freshman, including two starts... struck out 18 batters in 19.1 innings... began the season as a weekend starter, taking the mound against Arkansas State in the second game of the year Feb allowed just two earned runs in 7.0 innings, striking out five in a no-decision... slowed by injury after a start against SIU Edwardsville March 6, not appearing again until April pitched a scoreless inning against Valparaiso April 30 and Northern Illinois May recorded both outs via strikeout in 0.2 innings of relief against Youngstown State May struck out four batters in 1.2 innings against Wright State in the Horizon League Tournament May struck out a batter in his outing against #15 San Diego in the NCAA Tournament June 5. High School: Went 10-4 on the mound as a senior, leading his team to a divisional title in the Greater Metro Conference and a spot in the state tournament... set a school record by throwing 85.1 innings, while his 10 wins and 97 strikeouts were second all-time... had a 2.21 ERA as a junior, limiting opponents to just a.194 average... offensively, he batted.404 with two home runs, two triples, nine doubles, 22 runs scored and a team-high 37 runs batted in... earned a spot on the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area Honorable Mention Team as a utility player and was also named First Team All-Division Greater Metro Conference twice... tabbed 2008 CNI All-Suburban High Honorable Mention and selected to play in the WBCA Brewers Classic All-Star Game. Personal: Son of Michael and Kim Semmelhack... chose UWM to compete at a high level and be close to home... career goals are to win a conference championship and play professional baseball... played club baseball for the Racine Hitters... most memorable sports experience was the high school state tournament... lists hobbies as sports, fishing and friends... born Jan. 7, ERIC SEMMELHACK 33 Eric Semmelhack Semmelhack Career Game-Highs Innings Two times Strikeouts 9... vs. Butler, 5/27/11 Walks 5... at San Jose State, 3/10/11 Hit by Pitch 2... at San Jose State, 3/10/11 Wild Pitch 1...Three times Pitcher Junior R/R Major: History Oak Creek, Wis. Oak Creek High School MORE ON ERIC: Six years old Texas Rangers I was unable to attend Yes, if he is a significant reason as to why the team has success. Fenway Park At Wright State 4/13/12 UIC Cell phone 1,500 ERIC SEMMELHACK S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / / Totals /

25 2011: Named Second-Team All-Horizon League and to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team following a season in which he batted.267 in 47 games, making 38 starts... scored 15 runs and drove in made UWM debut against Tennessee in season opener Feb first hits came in a 2-for-4 outing against #16 Arkansas March 4... went 4-for-11 in that series... 2-for-3 against San Jose State March took over the role of starting shortstop at the end of March... walked three times and knocked in a run against Northwestern April 5... drove in a season-high four runs in a win over UIC April 9... three hits against Wright State April had three hits and drove in a pair in win over Iowa May 4... collected a pair of hits against Valparaiso May 14 and added two more against Butler the next day... was 2-for-4 and had two key RBI s in Horizon League Tournament victory over Butler May 27. High School: Batted.403 with 37 runs batted in as a senior, leading team to 25-3 record... First Team All-Southeast Conference selection for the second-straight season... walked 23 times and stole 13 bases... batted.340 as a junior, knocked in 16 runs and went 15-for-15 in stolen bases... earned second-team all-league honors as a sophomore after batting.400 and was selected to the roster for the 2008 Brewers Classic... was double-play combo with UWM teammate Michael Porcaro... also an honorable-mention all-league basketball player and two-year letterwinner for the football team. Personal: Son of Mark and Lynn Taylor... chose UWM because of the coaching staff and the success of the program... lists the WBCA All-Star game as his most memorable sports experience... born April 23, TELL TAYLOR 2 Tell Taylor Taylor Career Game-Highs At Bats 5... Six times Runs 1...Fifteen times Hits 3... Two times RBI 4... at UIC, 4/9/11 Doubles 1...at Arkansas, 3/4/11 Triples 0... N/A HR 1... at UIC, 4/9/11 Total Bases 4... at UIC, 4/9/11 Walks 3...at Northwestern, 4/5/11 Stolen Bases 1...Four times Shortstop Sophomore R/R Major: Business Burlington, Wis. Burlington High School MORE ON TELL: Three years old Texas Rangers No No, they can t contribute on a daily basis. Yankee Stadium Wright State UIC Family 100 TELL TAYLOR S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

26 2011: Made 16 starts in 37 appearances his first season... stole six bases and did not make an error in the field all year... batted.191 with 13 hits and nine runs scored, driving in seven... UWM debut came as a pinch-hitter in the season opener against Tennessee Feb scored a run as a pinch runner the next day... first hit came in a 2-for-3 effort at IPFW March also walked and stole a base that game... went 2-for-3 in the league opener against Butler April 1... recorded a pair of hits against UIC April 9... pinch-hit single and stolen base against Youngstown State April 29. High School: Batted.325 with six doubles, six triples, seven home runs, 30 runs scored and 29 runs batted in as a senior... drew 18 walks and stole 21 bases, posting a.438 on-base percentage and a.685 slugging percentage... named First-Team All-Classic Eight Conference his final two years... batted.410 with five home runs as a junior... three-year starter and team captain as a senior... helped basketball team to state title in first-team all-league kicker and defensive back on the gridiron... honor roll member... turned down a football scholarship at St. Cloud State to play for UWM. Personal: Son of Steve and Debbie Peake... chose UWM because it s close to home and the success of the baseball program... career goal is to be a physical therapist for a professional team... lists hobbies as fishing, other sports and video games... considers winning the state basketball championship as his most memorable sports experience... has worked a basketball referee for the Special Olympics... born June 16, DEREK PEAKE 7 Derek Peake Peake Career Game-Highs At Bats 6...at IPFW, 3/27/11 Runs 1... Nine times Hits 2...Three times RBI 1... Seven times Doubles 0... N/A Triples 0... N/A HR 0... N/A Total Bases 2...Three times Walks 1...Three times Stolen Bases 1...Six Times Outfield Sophomore L/R Major: Kinesiology Waukesha, Wis. Waukesha Catholic Memorial HS MORE ON DEREK: Four years old Texas Rangers Yes, NLCS Games No. 1 and 2 No, they do not play in enough games during the season. Fenway Park Opening Day at East Carolina UIC Water 500 DEREK PEAKE S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

27 2011: Made 50 appearances, including 47 starts, all at third base in his first season... batted.247 with 13 RBI, collecting 41 hits and scoring 24 runs... hit and run total led all UWM newcomers... one of four players to steal at least 10 bases, going 11-for-12 on the basepaths... first start came against Tennessee Feb strong outing at the plate the next day, going 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two walks... that marked the first of a season-best eightgame hitting streak (10-for-28,.357)... two hits and three runs scored against Northwestern April 5... walked twice and swiped a pair of bases in win over Cardinal Stritch April for-3 with two runs scored against Wisconsin Lutheran May 3... compiled a seven-game hitting streak the next 11 days, going 10-for-26 (.385) in the stretch... was 3-for-3 with two stolen bases in Horizon League Tournament opener against Youngstown State May 25. High School: Unanimous First-Team All-Badger North Conference selection after batting.473 with six home runs, 29 RBI, 32 walks and 23 runs scored... Second-Team Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State for the second-straight year... First-Team All-Badger North Conference selection as a junior... batted.473, led state players in home runs with 12, had seven doubles and drove in 34 runs, leading to WBCA First Team All-District 5 accolades as well... second-team all-league as a sophomore, leading the team in doubles and batting a team-best.350 to send Sauk Prairie to the conference title... also an honorable-mention all-league basketball player... honor roll member. Personal: Son of Kurt and Pam Koenig... brother, Lucas, played baseball at Madison College and at North Dakota... career goal is to play baseball professionally... chose UWM because it is close to home, the coaching staff and program success... most memorable sports moment was a 2010 state basketball game against Catholic Memorial... lists hobbies as hunting, fishing, basketball, golf and tennis... born March 16, SAM KOENIG 19 Sam Koenig Koenig Career Game-Highs At Bats 6... vs. Illinois State, 2/27/11 Runs 3...at Northwestern, 4/5/11 Hits 3... vs. Youngstown State, 5/25/11 RBI 1... Thirteen times Doubles 1... Seven times Triples 1... vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 5/3/11 HR 0... N/A Total Bases 4... vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 5/3/11 Walks 2... Two times Stolen Bases 2... Two times Third Base Sophomore R/R Major: Education Prairie du Sac, Wis. Sauk Prairie High School MORE ON SAM: Three or four around the house. Five in my first league. Texas Rangers Yes, game one vs. Arizona and game one vs. Cardinals Yes, it s Most Valuable Player, not Most Valuable Position-Player Rangers Ballpark at Arlington San Diego State Tournament UIC Family and friends Way too many... couple thousand? SAM KOENIG S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

28 2011: Appeared in 10 games in his first season at Milwaukee, making a pair of starts... threw 21.0 innings, striking out 10 while limiting opponents to a.250 average... went 0-2 with an ERA of made UWM debut with 1.1 innings against Illinois State Feb allowed no earned runs in 3.0 innings against #16 Arkansas March 4, allowing just one hit in the appearance... worked 2.1 scoreless innings of relief against Ohio March earned his first career start against Carroll April 12, working 3.2 innings, allowing just one run... struck out a season-best three in his second start, a 4.0-inning outing against Northern Illinois May 17. High School: Named Fox River Classic Conference Player of the Year as a senior, going 10-1 with a 1.92 ERA and 79 strikeouts to lead his team to its first league title since selected by the Green Bay Press-Gazette as its baseball player of the year... first-team all-area... was also named honorable mention all-league as an infielder, batting.344 with 28 runs scored and 26 runs driven in... went 5-1 with a 2.95 earned run average as a junior, earning a spot on Showtime Sports Team Wisconsin... a multi-sport athlete, was also an all-conference honorable mention selection in hockey. Personal: Son of Greg and Maria Eastman... chose UWM because it s close to home and has a good baseball program... career goal is to play professional baseball... lists hobbies as fishing and video games... born Nov. 13, GUNNAR EASTMAN 26 Gunnar Eastman Eastman Career Game-Highs Innings vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Strikeouts 3... vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Walks 5... vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Hit by Pitch 2...at Arkansas, 3/4/11 Wild Pitch 3... vs. Northern Illinois, 5/17/11 Pitcher Sophomore R/R Major: Finance Green Bay, Wis. Green Bay Southwest High School MORE ON GUNNAR: Six months old Texas Rangers Yes, Game No. 1 of NLCS vs. Cardinals Yes, if a pitcher is dominant enough where he wins almost every time he pitches, he s deserving. Fenway Park UIC Wright State Lays Kettle Cooked Jalapeno Chips Around 400 GUNNAR EASTMAN S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / Totals /

29 2011: Named to the Horizon League All-Newcomer Team after batting.284 in 33 games, making 24 starts overall... scored 13 runs and drove in 10 on 27 hits... made just one error in 186 chances in the field... made a quick first impression, going 2-for-5 with three RBI in his UWM debut at Tennessee Feb singled in his second at bat and hit a home run in his third, sending just the seventh pitch of his collegiate career over the fence down the leftfield line... two hits against Illinois State Feb put together a season-best six-game hitting streak March 27-April 22, batting.364 (8-for-22) in the stretch... posted two-hit games against UIC April 8 and Cleveland State April best game offensively came against Youngstown State May 6, going 3-for-5 with three runs scored and an RBI... started the final two games of the season at the Horizon League Tournament and went 4-for-7 (.571) at the plate. High School: Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association district and summer state player of the year... hit.431 with 32 RBI, 42 runs, a.642 slugging percentage while also walking 25 times... helped team to Classic 8 Conference title, reach state for the first time in three years and advance to the semifinals, finishing 28-7 overall... First-Team WBCA All-State... Waukesha Freeman Athlete of the Year and Wisconsin Old Timers Baseball Association Player of the Year... in four seasons, he finished with a composite batting average of.451, had 132 RBIs and 14 home runs... named First Team WBCA All-State as a junior, batting.461, hitting eight home runs, driving in 41 runs and recording a.775 slugging percentage... All-Classic Eight Conference and all-district selection as a junior, he earned second team all-league and honorable mention all-district honors as a sophomore after batting.473 with 41 RBI... Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area baseball team selection... averaged 15 points a game as an all-conference basketball player... high honor roll member... also first-team all-state in volleyball as a senior when he was league player of the year... all-state academic team. Personal: Son of Shane and Lisa Solberg... nickname is Ryno... dad played college baseball at UW-La Crosse... chose UWM because it is the highest level of baseball in the state and for the physical therapy program... lists volleyball, basketball and mountain biking as hobbies... career goal is to go as far as he can with baseball and become a physical therapist... born Sept. 15, RYAN SOLBERG 28 Ryan Solberg Solberg Career Game-Highs At Bats 6... vs. Illinois State, 2/27/11 Runs 3... at Youngstown State, 5/6/11 Hits 3... at Youngstown State, 5/6/11 RBI 3...at Tennessee, 2/20/11 Doubles 1... Two times Triples 0... N/A HR 1...at Tennessee, 2/20/11 Total Bases 5...at Tennessee, 2/20/11 Walks 1...Three times Stolen Bases 1... Two times First Base/Outfield Sophomore R/R Major: Kinesiology Waukesha, Wis. Waukesha West High School MORE ON RYAN: Five years old Texas Rangers No Yes, but only if they had a season that made them stand out more than any position player. Yankee Stadium San Diego State tournament UIC Family 2,000 RYAN SOLBERG S CAREER BATTING STATISTICS Year AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% OBP SB Totals

30 2011: Went 4-2 in 13 games in his first season at Milwaukee, making eight starts... his 53.2 innings and 47 strikeouts led all newcomers... his opponent batting average of.226 was the lowest on the staff and in the Horizon League... made his UWM debut against Illinois State Feb threw a scoreless inning against #16 Arkansas March 4... worked 2.2 innings of scoreless relief against San Jose State March struck out seven in his first start of the year against Ohio March started and earned the victory against Northwestern April 5, giving up two earned runs in 5.0 innings, striking out six... posted wins in his next two appearances as well... started against his older brother, David, in win over St. Norbert, allowing only a leadoff single in 5.0 innings of the one-hitter UWM threw that day... beat Cleveland State April 16 with 4.0 innings of scoreless relief, giving up just one hit while striking out five... threw another gem against the Vikings May 7, recording a complete-game shutout, walking none and striking out a season-high eight batters... marked the first complete-game shutout by a Panther freshman since High School: Earned Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State honorable mention honors as a senior, going 8-2 with a 1.40 earned run average... struck out 96 batters in 65 innings of work Bay Conference Player of the Year... first-team all-league selection as a pitcher and the WBCA Co-Player of the Year in the District, earning a first-team spot on the mound on that squad as well... named the MVP of his team, setting school records with eight home runs and 44 runs batted in at the plate... had an all-conference junior season where he went 8-4 with a 2.64 ERA, striking out 78 in 61 innings. Personal: Son of Joe and Lauri Schneider... brother, David, plays baseball at St. Norbert College... chose UWM because it is the highest level of baseball in the state... career goal is to play baseball as long as he can... lists hunting and fishing as hobbies... born Feb. 9, MIKE SCHNEIDER 31 Mike Schneider Schneider Career Game-Highs Innings vs. Cleveland State, 4/30/11 Strikeouts 8... vs. Cleveland State, 4/30/11 Walks 5... Two times Hit by Pitch 2...vs. Valparaiso, 5/20/11 Wild Pitch 3...at Northwestern, 4/5/11 Pitcher Sophomore L/L Major: Business De Pere, Wis. West De Pere High School MORE ON MIKE: Four years old Texas Rangers Unfortunately not Yes, pitchers are just as much of a reason of why a team wins or is good. Yankee Stadium Minnesota UIC My family and close friends Way too many, around 2,000 MIKE SCHNEIDER S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W L APP GS CG Sho SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG / Totals /

31 Michael Porcaro Trevor Theissen Luke Meeteer Second Base Freshman R/R Major: Journalism Burlington, Wis. Burlington High School MORE ON MICHAEL: Four years old Texas Rangers Yes, NLDS Game No. 1 and NLCS Game No. 2 No, they don t have an impact on half of the games. Fenway Park First league series against UIC UIC Food 200 Infield Freshman R/R Major: Business Management Franklin, Wis. Franklin High School MORE ON TREVOR: Since I can remember Texas Rangers Unfortunately not I don t believe so, just for the fact that they don t play every day. The new Marlins stadium Playing at San Diego State because Tony Gwynn coaches them. Probably UIC Baseball Probably a lot Outfield Freshman R/R Major: Kinesiology Middleton, Wis. Middleton High School MORE ON LUKE: Five years old Texas Rangers No No, I think an MVP should be a player that plays every day. Fenway Park UIC UIC Competition 1, : Redshirted and maintained freshman eligibility. High School: Earned Second-Team All-Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association honors, First-Team WBCA All-District honors and First-Team All-Southern Lakes Conference honors as a senior, with team going 25-3 overall... hit.513 with 11 doubles and 22 RBIs out of the leadoff position, drawing 23 walks, stealing 15 bases and recording a.625 on-base percentage... committed just one error in the field and broke school records for hits (40) and runs (40)... hit at a.410 clip with a.541 on-base percentage as a junior... earned firstteam all-conference honors... also selected First-Team All- County by the Racine Journal Times his last two years and to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area First Team as a senior... national scholar athlete award honoree... was double-play combo with UWM teammate Tell Taylor... also an honorable-mention all-state volleyball player... won the Demon Award for top male athlete in class... National Honor Society... Badger Boys State representative. Personal: Son of Anthony and Barb Porcaro... brother, Anthony, plays baseball at Marian University... chose UWM because he liked the staff and the direction the team is going... career goal is to play professional baseball and work for ESPN... hobbies include video games, playing other sports and hanging out with friends... most memorable sports moment was winning the 2008 State Legion tournament... born April 29, High School: Helped lead Franklin High School to backto-back state championships his final two years... team went 29-7 as a senior... team captain was named firstteam all-state, all-district, all-area and all-conference, batting.450 in league play and.385 overall, leading team with 25 stolen bases... Sabers finished his junior year, repeating Second-Team Greater Metro All-Conference honors while batting.334 at the plate... known for his defense, set school record for most assists in a career and season... selected the Defensive Player of the Year three times... batted.395 as a sophomore... also a fouryear member of the basketball team... honor roll member. Personal: Son of Kevin and Gail Theissen... career goal is to stay in the game of baseball any way he can... chose UWM because of the good coaching, good academics and close to home... has done volunteer work at Franklin High School summer basketball camps... most memorable sports experience was winning back-to-back state baseball championships and playing in Japan for USSSA National Team... lists hobbies as playing sports and hanging out with friends... born Dec. 5, High School: Earned back-to-back First Team Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State honors as a senior after batting.515 with a.566 on-base percentage... scored 28 runs and drove in also earned firstteam honors from the WBCA in District V and in the Big 8 Conference for second consecutive season... batted.462 with a.548 on-base percentage and.615 slugging percentage as a junior, scoring 31 runs, driving in 15 and stealing 24 bases in helping the Cardinals to a 22-4 record overall... high honor roll... all-state academic team member... also an all-state football player. Personal: Son of Mike and Wanda Meeteer... father was an All-American decathlete at Wisconsin-La Crosse... career goal is to become a professional baseball player or a sports physical therapist... chose UWM because he really liked what the coaches had to offer and the direction of the program... most memorable sports experience is playing high school football... lists hobbies as golf and basketball... has helped coach youth baseball and football camps... born Jan. 15,

32 Eric King Mitch Ghelfi Justin Jaquish Pitcher Freshman R/R Catcher Freshman R/S Pitcher Freshman L/L Major: Undecided Fond du Lac, Wis. Fond du Lac High School MORE ON ERIC: Five years old Texas Rangers Yes, game No. 3 against the Cardinals Yes, he can control the entire game. Fenway Park California trip The Hank Gunnar Eastman 4, : Redshirted and maintained freshman eligibility. High School: First-Team All-Fox Valley Association on the mound as a senior, striking out 62 batters in 47.0 innings... went 4-2 with a 1.34 earned run average, throwing two no-hitters... Second-Team All-FVA honors as a junior, going 3-2 with a 2.52 ERA... recorded a save and 36 strikeouts in 36.0 innings of work... threw a no-hitter against Kaukauna... batted.385 at the plate, slugging played on the varsity as a sophomore and was the winning pitcher in the second round of the regionals for the Cardinals... played four years of football, earning first-team all-league and all-region as a defensive back. Personal: Son of Thomas and Tammy King...nicknames are EK and Kinger... chose UWM because it was close to home and in a great city... career goals are education, family and going far in baseball... most memorable sports moments were winning all-conference awards and rupturing his spleen during a football game... lists hobbies as baseball and hanging out... born Sept. 21, Major: Undecided La Crosse, Wis. La Crosse Central High School MORE ON MITCH: Four years old Texas Rangers No No, a player who is most valuable to their team should impact more than one out of every five games. I also think MVP should have an impact on offense. Yankee Stadium Minnesota UIC Music 600 High School: Missed his senior year after injuring his hip during hockey season... led team to second-straight Mississippi Valley Conference title as a junior, a season in which he was named Second-Team Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-State, first-team all-district, First- Team All-MVC and all-city at catcher... batted.324 with 16 extra-base hits, driving in 25 runs... that followed a sophomore campaign in which he batted.440 while driving in 32 runs and was again first-team in the city, MVC and district in addition to earning WBCA Third-Team All-State honors... also an all-conference soccer and hockey player. Personal: Son of Andy and Tina Ghelfi... father played in college at Indiana State and professionally in Cleveland Indians organization... brother, Drew, pitches at Minnesota... given name is Mitchell... career goal is to get an education and play professional baseball... chose UWM because he really liked the coaching staff and the style of play Milwaukee is known for... most memorable sports experience was playing in the National Legion Tournament... lists hobbies as sports, video games and hanging out with friends... born Sept. 24, Major: Undecided Chippewa Falls, Wis. Chippewa Falls High School MORE ON JUSTIN: Four years old Texas Rangers No Yes. If people think he s the MVP he should be allowed to win it. Fenway Park East Carolina UIC Family 2,000 High School: Earned Big Rivers Conference Co-Player of the Year honors as a senior, as well as first-team all-county, district and all-conference selections on the mound... tabbed Second- Team WBCA All-State in the outfield... went 5-2 with 38 strikeouts in 38 innings, finishing career on the mound with a 17-4 record, 2.31 ERA and 150 K s in 128 innings... as a junior, went 7-2 with a 1.93 earned run average, tossing three shutouts and a no-hitter... batted.449 with 23 runs batted in that year, making the WBCA Second-Team All-State in addition to first-team all-district, all-city and First-Team All-Big Rivers Conference accolades... finished career with a.435 batting average... two-time pitcher of the year and MVP of state champion legion team... also four-year member of basketball and cross country teams... honor roll member and academic all-conference. Personal: Son of Terry and Carrie Jaquish... chose UWM because he liked the coaches and campus, and for the experience and opportunity... most memorable sports experience was winning state in legion as a senior... hobbies include basketball, running, bowling and ping-pong... has volunteered for numerous activities in the community, including Chi-Hi baseball and basketball camps and as a tutor... born Feb. 7,

33 Will Fadness Joshua Uhen Dillion Engle Catcher Junior R/R Major: History Eau Claire, Wis. Eau Claire Memorial High School MORE ON WILL: I started playing baseball as soon as I could walk. Rangers. I would never root for a team that beat the Brewers. I did not, but wish I could have. No, there is already a separate award for pitchers. Also, a person who only plays in about 1 of 5 games shouldn t be able to win it. Fenway Park. I m a history major so obviously, I would want to see the most historic field in the game. East Carolina University First year. I haven t been to all of them yet. My ipod Way too many for my own good... Prior to UWM: Was the starting catcher for two years at South Mountain Community College in Phoenix, Ariz., batting.317 with a.429 on-base percentage in 54 games in helped the team to a record in his two years, recording over 100 hits, 40 runs scored and 60 RBI in that span. High School: Concluded an impressive prep career with Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association First-Team All-State honors as a senior... batted.611 with nine home runs and 41 runs batted in that season... three-time first-team all-league catcher was also named Big Rivers Conference Player of the Year his final campaign... member of state championship hockey team and also played football. Personal: Son of Rob and Dori Fadness... father played baseball at Minnesota-Duluth... three brothers - Ty, Mickey and Nolan - also played baseball in college and sister, Tess, played softball collegiately... chose UWM for the chance to win a conference championship and to further his baseball career... lists career goal as to win... most memorable sports experiences include hockey state title, winning player of the year and going to state in baseball... hobbies include golf and music... born April 22, Pitcher Freshman R/R Major: Biology Oshkosh, Wis. Oshkosh North High School MORE ON JOSHUA: Five years old Texas Rangers The game they clinched to go to the playoffs, Game No. 1 of NLDS and Game No. 1 of NLCS. Yes, they are just as much a part of the team as anyone else. Fenway Park,my parents went and said the atmosphere was great. UIC home opener UIC surface and backdrop. Wright State s facility overall. Baseball : Received medical hardship waiver... maintained freshman eligibility... was listed as one of three top newcomers in the Horizon League by Baseball America... did appear in one game against #16 Arkansas March 4 before suffering a season-ending elbow injury. High School: Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-District Team and Third-Team WBCA All-State... First-Team All-Fox Valley Association selection in the outfield and first-team all-area as a senior after batting.431 with a league-record six triples... won five games on the mound, with a 2.44 ERA in 11 games... had 76 K s in 51.2 innings... FVA honorable mention utility player as a junior... hit.333 and pitched, recording 26 strikeouts in 27.1 innings of work... four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain... selected to join Team Wisconsin, where he struck out six batters in 4.0 innings and batted.333 at the plate... led his 2009 Oshkosh American Legion team in hitting with a.466 average and was 2-0 with one save and 22 K s in 14.2 innings on the mound... four-year legion starter, led team in batting in 2009 and also a four-year member of the basketball team... a starter and captain as a senior, chosen to play in the FVA All-Star game and was the 2010 FVA Dunk champion... honor roll member. Personal: Son of Kevin and Cheryl Uhen... chose UWM because it was close to home, teammates he knew and the coaching staff... career goal is to play professional baseball and impact people s lives in a positive way... most memorable sports experience was playing for Team Wisconsin... lists hobbies as camping, fishing, drawing, being outdoors and traveling... has done volunteer work for the Oshkosh Humane Society and Special Olympics... member of Youth Leadership Oshkosh... born April 7, Pitcher Freshman L/L Major: Marketing Milwaukee, Wis. West Allis Hale High School MORE ON DILLION: Six years old Texas Rangers I wish Yes, because if he can lead his team to victory every fifth day he deserves a chance to be called MVP. Safeco Field in Seattle San Diego, but really looking forward to first conference series. From the looks of it, UIC My iphone Way too many... High School: Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association First-Team All-State honors as a senior... First-Team All Greater Metro Conference and all-district honoree was a team MVP and captain... WBCA East All-Star went 5-4 with a 1.17 ERA, throwing a no-hitter with 15 strikeouts against West Allis Central... in 70 innings, gave up just 46 hits (.167 opponent average), striking out 103 batters while walking just also played football. Personal: Son of Don and Judy Engle... chose UWM because he considered it to be the best opportunity to play for the best college team in Wisconsin... career goals are to advance his baseball career as far as possible and then become a college coach or scout... most memorable sports experience was WBCA All-Star Weekend in has done volunteer work at Harvey Kuenn Baseball Camps... lists hobbies as playing cards and hanging out with friends... born Feb. 20,

34 Jake Tuttle Sam Hammer Dan Barwick Pitcher Freshman L/L Major: Engineering Mukwonago, Wis. Mukwonago High School MORE ON JAKE: Six years old Texas Rangers My dad and I got a chance to go to the opening game of the NLCS against the Cards. Greatest. Game. Ever. Ordinarily no, but what Verlander did was definitely deserving. Oakland A s Coliseum, ever since Moneyball Definitely San Diego State UIC My baseball glove and some Nilla Wafers Around 200 Outfield Freshman R/R Major: Accounting Muskego, Wis. Muskego High School MORE ON SAM: Four years old Texas Rangers Unfortunately, I did not Yes he should, his name is on the roster. Fenway Park End of the season series against Wright State UIC Baseball 5,500 Outfield Freshman R/R Major: Finance Brookfield, Wis. Brookfield Central High School MORE ON DAN: Day one Texas Rangers Yes, NLDS Game No. 2 and NLCS Game No. 1 No, pitchers aren t everyday players Fenway Park Wright State The Hank My ipod 2,000 High School: Closed out career with First-Team All- Classic 8 Conference and Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association Second Team All-State honors... also tabbed for Milwaukee Journal Sentinel All-Area Honorable Mention status and played in the WBCA All-Star Classic... struck out 90 batters in 52.2 innings as a senior, posting a 2.53 ERA while limiting opponents to a.184 average... named Honorable Mention All-Classic 8 Conference as a junior, going 4-2 with a 4.24 ERA in eight games, recording 69 strikeouts in 41.0 innings of work... lettered in baseball, football and tennis in high school and was 4-2 with a 4.24 ERA as a sophomore, striking out 54 batters in 34.2 innings... four-year honor roll member. High School: Son of David and Sandra Tuttle... career goal is to play baseball as long as he can and get his degree... chose UWM because it was his best opportunity for baseball and school... most memorable sports experience was his first varsity appearance as a sophomore against Marquette... lists hobbies as playing sports and hanging out with family and friends... born Aug. 12, Prior to UWM: Attended the University of Wisconsin- Whitewater in the fall of 2010 before transferring to Milwaukee at semester break... will be a freshman eligibilitywise for the Panthers in High School: Broke out with an impressive senior season, batting.525 with 62 hits, 10 home runs, 46 RBI s and 36 runs scored as the Warriors everyday left fielder... named the Greater Metro Conference s Player of the Year... Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association First Team All-State choice and runner-up in the 2010 NOW All-Suburban Baseball Team s player of the year voting, in which he was named first-team... finished with a career.471 batting average, 62 RBI s, 59 runs scored and 13 home runs... academic all-state team member... four-year honor roll member. Personal: Son of Randy and Margaret Hammer... chose UWM to play baseball and because of its business school... career goal is to graduate with an accounting degree and become a CPA... most memorable sports experience was hitting a two-run home run in 2009 sectional final to go to the state tournament... hobbies include weightlifting and cooking... has done volunteer work for baseball camps through his church... born June 23, High School: Earned first-team all-state, all-area and all-district honors as a senior after batting.475 with 47 hits, 30 runs batted in, a.545 on-base percentage and a.727 slugging percentage... selected First-Team All- Greater Metro Conference as a senior and sophomore and second-team as a junior... hit.356 that season, with 53 hits and 28 RBI... batted.402 as a sophomore, driving in 26 runs on 42 hits... also stole 17 bases. Personal: Son of Jim and Christel Barwick... father played baseball for the Wisconsin Badgers from chose UWM because of the great program and coaches... most memorable sports experience was winning the conference baseball title in lists hobbies as fishing, running and hanging out with friends... born Sept. 5,

35 Nick Nicholson Catcher Freshman R/R Major: Business Neenah, Wis. Neenah High School MORE ON NICK: Five years old Texas Rangers NLCS Game No. 2 vs. St. Louis... It was a cool experience, but I didn t enjoy watching the Crew getting blown out. No, because they are only out there one out of every five games, they are huge difference makers, just not MVP material. Fenway Park Northwestern at Miller Park UIC Video games... especially Madden. Around 1,000 High School: Spent four seasons on the baseball team... closed out career with Honorable Mention Fox Valley Association honors as a senior... earned the team s coaches award... was also a three-time letterwinner as a wrestler, recording 50 varsity victories. Personal: Son of Patrick and Barbara Nicholson... chose UWM because it was always a school he could see himself enjoying... carer goal is to get his degree, find a job and work the hardest he can at whatever he does... most memorable sports experience was playing in the WIAA State Championship his senior year... lists hobbies as baseball and watching sports... has done volunteer work at youth baseball and wrestling camps... born Dec. 7,

36 Results ( overall, Horizon League, 11-8 home, away, 1-5 neutral) Game date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Rec. League Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb. 18 at Tennessee L, Pierce (L, 0-1) 2,345 2:26 Feb. 19 at Tennessee L, Semmelhack (L, 0-1) 2,234 2:43 Feb. 20 at Tennessee W, Blohowiak (W, 1-0) 1,532 3:05 Feb. 26 vs. Illinois State $ L, Pierce (L, 0-2) 376 2:55 Feb. 27 vs. Illinois State $ L, (11) Spurley (L, 0-1) 176 3:18 Feb. 27 at Austin Peay $ Cancelled March 4 at #16 Arkansas L, Semmelhack (L, 0-2) 6,752 2:48 March 5 at #16 Arkansas L, Sukowaty (L, 0-1) 6,607 2:36 March 6 at #16 Arkansas L, Pierce (L, 0-3) 6,861 2:31 March 10 at San Jose L, Semmelhack (L, 0-3) 486 2:49 March 11 vs. US L, Guth (L, 0-1) 472 2:32 March 12 at Santa W, Pierce (W, 1-3) 140 2:22 March 13 at San Jose L, Sukowaty (L, 0-2) 575 3:10 March 18 at Ohio L, (11) Franzke (L, 0-1) 453 3:55 March 19 at Ohio W, Semmelhack (W, 1-3) 482 2:10 March 19 at Ohio L, Spurley (L, 0-2) 393 2:49 March 20 at Ohio L, (10) Tassi (L, 0-1) 354 2:55 March 25 at IPFW W, Tassi (W, 1-1) 117 2:21 March 26 at IPFW L, Eastman (L, 0-1) 91 3:00 March 26 at IPFW W, (12) Engelke (W, 1-0) 111 3:12 March 27 at IPFW L, Schneider (L, 0-1) 91 2:17 April 1 Butler* W, Pierce (W, 2-3) 168 2:24 April 2 Butler* L, Semmelhack (L, 1-4) -- 2:34 April 2 Butler* W, Engelke (W, 2-0) 213 2:44 April 5 at Northwestern W, Schneider (W, 1-1) 80 3:06 April 8 at UIC* W, Pierce (W, 3-3) 62 2:34 April 9 at UIC* W, Semmelhack (W, 2-4) -- 2:55 April 9 at UIC* W, Tassi (W, 2-1) 94 2:39 April 12 Carroll W, Sukowaty (W, 1-2) 111 2:04 April 12 St. Norbert W, Schneider (W, 2-1) 119 1:54 April 15 at Cleveland State* W, Tassi (W, 3-1) -- 3:24 April 15 at Cleveland State* L, Amsrud (L, 0-1) 102 2:31 April 16 at Cleveland State* W, Schneider (W, 3-1) 42 2:35 April 19 Wisconsin Lutheran Postponed April 21 Cardinal Stritch W, Guth (W, 1-1) 102 2:02 April 22 Wright State* L, (10) Engelke (L, 2-1) 114 2:51 April 23 Wright State* L, Tassi (L, 3-2) -- 2:57 April 23 Wright State* L, Schneider (L, 3-2) 268 2:23 April 27 at NIU (Elfstrom Stadium) Cancelled April 29 Youngstown State* (Miller Park) L, (10) Blohowiak (L, 1-1) -- 2:41 April 29 Youngstown State* (Miller Park) W, Pierce (W, 4-3) 551 1:34 April 30 Cleveland State* L, Guth (L, 1-2) -- 1:53 April 30 Cleveland State* W, Schnieder (W, 4-2) 199 2:04 May 3 Wisconsin Lutheran W, Sukowaty (W, 2-2) 55 2:29 May 4 at Iowa W, Tassi (W, 4-2) 441 2:20 May 6 at Youngstown State* W, Pierce (W, 5-3) 148 2:46 May 7 at Youngstown State* W, (10) Engelke (W, 3-1) -- 2:43 May 7 at Youngstown State* L, Guth (L, 1-3) 142 3:06 May 14 at Valparaiso* W, Pierce (W, 6-3) -- 2:05 May 14 at Valparaiso* W, Sukowaty (W, 3-2) 161 2:28 May 15 at Butler* L, Guth (L, 1-4) -- 2:10 May 15 at Butler* T, None 138 4:19 May 17 Northern Illinois L, Eastman (L, 0-2) -- 2:13 May 17 Northern Illinois W, Sukowaty (W, 4-2) 123 2:03 May 19 Valparaiso* W, (10) Franzke (W, 1-1) 157 2:24 May 20 Valparaiso* W, (10) Blohowiak (W, 2-1) -- 2:37 May 20 Valparaiso* L, Guth (L, 1-5) 312 2:39 Horizon League Tournament: Hosted by Wright State May 25 Youngstown State^ L, Pierce (L, 6-4) 249 2:49 May 27 Butler^ W, Semmelhack (W, 3-4) 304 2:04 May 27 UIC^ L, Tassi (L, 4-3) 254 2:35 BOLD denotes Horizon League Conference game / () denotes extra inning game ^ denotes Horizon League Tournament game / $ denotes APSU Classic denotes Jack Gifford Memorial Tournament

37 2011 Overall Statistics ( overall, Horizon League, 11-8 home, away, 1-5 neutral) Batting Statistics Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB ATT CH E FLD 18 Doug Dekoning Cole Kraft Jonathan Capasso Paul Hoenecke Chad Pierce Tell Taylor Sam Sivilotti Sam Koenig Ryan Solberg Nick Lingvay Mark Strey Drew Pearson Alex Erdmann Derek Peake Phil Striggow Totals Opponents Pitching Statistics Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 35 Cuyler Franzke Greg Blohowiak Kaleb Engelke Chad Pierce Eric Semmelhack Jayme Sukowaty Cameron Amsrud Cale Tassi Mike Schneider Gunnar Eastman Jordan Guth Kyle Spurley Todd Hegbloom Joshua Uhen Totals Opponents Horizon League Statistics ( Horizon League, 6-7 home, away) Batting Statistics Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB ATT CH E FLD 3 Cole Kraft Paul Hoenecke Jonathan Capasso Chad Pierce Doug Dekoning Tell Taylor Sam Sivilotti Sam Koenig Drew Pearson Ryan Solberg Mark Strey Nick Lingvay Derek Peake Alex Erdmann Phil Striggow Totals Opponents Pitching Statistics Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 12 Chad Pierce Eric Semmelhack Greg Blohowiak Jayme Sukowaty Cuyler Franzke Kaleb Engelke Jordan Guth Cameron Amsrud Cale Tassi Mike Schneider Kyle Spurley Todd Hegbloom Gunnar Eastman Totals Opponents

38 Horizon League Leaders Batting Average Jake Hibberd, Wright State Patrick Guinane, Butler Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee Matt Serna, UIC Tristan Moore, Wright State Zach Tanner, Wright State Cole Kraft, Milwaukee Grant Fillipitch, Butler Michael Letzter, Butler Matt Gelwicks, Butler Runs Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...50 Dan Marsh, Wright State...47 Tristan Moore, Wright State...47 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...46 Grant Fillipitch, Butler...46 Chris Manning, Valparaiso...45 Zach Tanner, Wright State...41 Jake Hibberd, Wright State...41 Three tied...38 Hits Jake Hibberd, Wright State...90 Cole Kraft, Milwaukee...80 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...79 Zach Tanner, Wright State...70 Tristan Moore, Wright State...69 Matt Serna, UIC...69 Grant Fillipitch, Butler...66 Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...65 Chris Manning, Valparaiso...60 Jeremy Banks, Youngstown State...60 Runs Batted In Jake Hibberd, Wright State...54 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...46 Tristan Moore, Wright State...43 Will Hagel, Valparaiso...42 Cole Kraft, Milwaukee...38 Corey Davis, Wright State...37 Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...37 Michael Letzter, Butler...36 Jason Ganek, UIC...34 Two tied...33 Doubles Jake Hibberd, Wright State...19 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...17 Grant Fillipitch, Butler...17 Alex Johnson, Cleveland State...16 Tristan Moore, Wright State...15 Cole Kraft, Milwaukee...15 Corey Davis, Wright State...15 Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...14 Four tied...13 Triples Tristan Moore, Wright State...6 Chris Manning, Valparaiso...4 Kyle Mossbarger, Wright State...4 Neil Schroth, Youngstown State...4 Will Hagel, Valparaiso...3 Ryan Ashe, Wright State...3 Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...3 Zach Tanner, Wright State...3 Andrew Eckhardt, Butler...3 Home Runs Jake Hibberd, Wright State...9 Corey Davis, Wright State...8 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...7 Jason Ganek, UIC...7 Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...7 Michael Letzter, Butler...6 Paul Hoenecke, Milwaukee...5 Zach Tanner, Wright State...5 Tristan Moore, Wright State...5 Ryan Addison, UIC...4 Total Bases Jake Hibberd, Wright State Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee Tristan Moore, Wright State Cole Kraft, Milwaukee Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso Zach Tanner, Wright State Corey Davis, Wright State...95 Grant Fillipitch, Butler...92 Michael Letzter, Butler...90 Jason Ganek, UIC...87 Slugging Percentage Jake Hibberd, Wright State Tristan Moore, Wright State Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee Corey Davis, Wright State Zach Tanner, Wright State Michael Letzter, Butler Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso Patrick Guinane, Butler Jason Ganek, UIC Grant Fillipitch, Butler On-Base Percentage Jake Hibberd, Wright State Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee Patrick Guinane, Butler Tristan Moore, Wright State Dan Marsh, Wright State Matt Serna, UIC Steve McGuiggan, UIC Bob Akin, Butler Matt Gelwicks, Butler Ryan Ashe, Wright State Walks Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...35 Mark De LaRosa...30 Dan Marsh, Wright State...29 Tyler Wynn, Cleveland State...28 Andrew Eckhardt, Butler...25 Tristan Moore, Wright State...25 Ryan Ashe, Wright State...24 Ryan O Gara, Valparaiso...24 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...23 Bob Haditsch, Cleveland State...23 Stolen Bases Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso...22 Chris Manning, Valparaiso...21 Calhoun, Cleveland State...20 Alex Johnson, Cleveland State...18 Matt Thompson, Cleveland State...17 Tyler Wynn, Cleveland State...16 Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee...16 Ryan Shober, UIC...14 Jonathan Capasso, Milwaukee...11 Cole Kraft, Milwaukee...11 Earned Run Average Michael Schum, Wright State Justin Frane, Valparaiso Jordan Marker, Wright State Chris Hoffman, UIC Greg Blohowiak, Milwaukee Collin Weyer, UIC Eric Wyman, UIC Matt Salemi, UIC Kevin Upp, Valparaiso Taylor Braun, Wright State Opposing Batting Average Damon McCormick, Valparaiso Kevin Upp, Valparaiso Mike Schneider, Milwaukee Jordan Marker, Wright State Matt Salemi, UIC Collin Weyer, UIC Chad Pierce, Milwaukee Wild, Valparaiso Taylor Braun, Wright State Michael Schum, Wright State Innings Pitched Damon McCormick, Valparaiso Chad Pierce, Milwaukee Tyler Deetjen, Valparaiso Phil Klein, Youngstown State Anthony Sambula, Cleveland State Dom Silvestri, Butler Jon Gulbransen, Valparaiso Robert Switka, Youngstown State Eric Semmelhack, Milwaukee Casey Henn, Wright State Strikeouts Phil Klein, Youngstown State Chad Pierce, Milwaukee...82 Damon McCormick, Valparaiso...82 Jon Gulbransen, Valparaiso...76 Anthony Sambula, Cleveland State...60 Kyle Wagoner, Butler...58 Dom Silvestri, Butler...56 Mike Hernandez, Butler...56 Jordan Guth, Milwaukee...55 Wins Michael Schum, Wright State...8 Casey Henn, Wright State...7 Chad Pierce, Milwaukee...6 Michael Woytek, Wright State...6 Dom Silvestri, Butler...6 Charlie Weinberg, UIC...6 Damon McCormick, Valparaiso...6 Jon Gulbransen, Valparaiso...6 Three tied...5 Saves Michael Schum, Wright State...8 Kaleb Engelke, Milwaukee...5 Eric Wyman, UIC...4 Jason Ganek, UIC...4 Chase Byerly, Butler...4 Cuyler Franzke, Milwaukee...2 Brian Padove, Butler...2 Taylor Braun, Wright State...2 Jared Earle, Butler...2 Appearances Cooper, Cleveland State...32 Eric Wyman, UIC...29 Greg Blohowiak, Milwaukee...27 Chris Hoffman, UIC...26 Michael Schum, Wright State...26 Chase Byerly, Butler...25 Ruch, Cleveland State...25 Kaleb Engelke, Milwaukee...24 Jordan Marker, Wright State...23 Kyle McCuloh, Youngstown State...22

39 Horizon League Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Wright State* UIC Milwaukee Valparaiso Butler Youngstown State Cleveland State * Horizon League Tournament Champion Horizon League Tournament (at Nischwitz Stadium in Dayton, Ohio) Wednesday, May 25 #4 Valparaiso 9, #5 Butler 0 #6 Youngstown State 5, #3 Milwaukee 2 Friday, May 27 #3 Milwaukee 5, #5 Butler 0 #2 UIC 9, #4 Valparaiso 11 #1 Wright State 12, #6 Youngstown State o #2 UIC 1, #3 Milwaukee 0 Saturday, May 28 #2 UIC 7, #6 Youngstown State 12 #1 Wright State 4, #4 Valparaiso 3 #4 Valparaiso 8, #6 Youngstown State 6 Sunday, May 29 #1 Wright State 4, #4 Valparaiso 3 Wright State advances to the NCAA Tournament 2011 Horizon League All-Tournament Team Damon McCormick, Valparaiso Michael Schum, Wright State Corey Davis, Wright State Will Hagel, Valparaiso Michael Moreman, Valparaiso Zach Tanner, Wright State (MVP) Justin Kopale, Wright State Chris Manning, Valparaiso Tristan Moore, Wright State Joe Lacobucci, Youngstown State Robbie Robinson, Valparaiso NCAA Regionals: Friday, June 3 (at College Station, Tex. - Olsen Field) Wright State 0, Texas A&M 11 Saturday, June 4 (at College Station, Tex. - Olsen Field) Wright State 0, Arizona Horizon League Award Winners All-League First Team: Name, School Yr. Pos. Chad Pierce, Milwaukee Senior P Michael Schum, Wright State, Junior P Corey Davis, Wright State Junior C Jake Hibberd, Wright State Junior 1B Cole Kraft, Milwaukee Senior 2B Justin Kopale, Wright State Sophomore SS Zach Tanner, Wright State Junior 3B Doug Dekoning, Milwaukee Senior OF Tristan Moore, Wright State Junior OF Alex Johnson, Cleveland State Junior OF Will Hagel, Valparaiso Junior DH Andy Leonard, UIC Senior Utility All-League Second Team: Dom Silvestri, Butler Senior P Phil Klein, Youngstown State Senior P Mike Letzer, Butler Senior C Grant Filipitch, Butler Senior 1B Matt Serna, UIC Senior 2B Luke Duncan, Butler Senior SS Tell Taylor, Milwaukee Freshman SS Jason Ganek, UIC Senior 3B Dan Marsh, Wright State Senior OF Kyle Gaedele, Valparaiso Junioir OF Jon Capasso, Milwaukee Sophomore OF Robbie Robinson, Valparaiso Senior Utility Player of the Year: Jake Hibberd, Wright State Pitcher of the Year: Chad Pierce, Milwaukee Relief Pitcher of the Year: Michael Schum, Wright State Newcomer of the Year: Corey Davis, Wright State Coach of the Year: Rob Cooper, Wright State Horizon League All-Newcomer Team: Chris Hoffman, UIC Junior P Kevin Upp, Valparaiso Freshman P Corey Davis, Wright State Junior C Ryan Solberg, Milwaukee Freshman 1B Tell Taylor, Milwaukee Freshman SS Pat Guinane, Butler Freshman 3B Bobby Martin, Valparaiso Junior 3B Zach Tanner, Wright State Junior 3B Drew Dosch, Youngstown State Freshman 3B Jon Ryan, UIC Freshman OF Chris Manning, Valparaiso Freshman OF Alex De LaRosa, UIC RS Sophomore Utility 37

40 Year Overall League Conference Coach Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter Chicagoland College Bill Ritter Chicagoland College Bill Ritter Chicagoland College Bill Ritter Chicagoland College Bill Ritter Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Bill Ritter Chicagoland College Bill Ritter N/A Chicagoland College Frank Orzel N/A Chicagoland College Frank Orzel Chicagoland College Frank Orzel >> No baseball at UWM from << N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian >> Baseball was played at the club level at UWM from << N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian N/A N/A Jim Burian >> UWM moved to NCAA Division I prior to the 1991 season << None Independent Scott Kugi None Independent Scott Kugi None Independent Scott Kugi Mid-Continent Bill Schufrieder Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Midwestern Collegiate Jerry Augustine Horizon League Jerry Augustine Horizon League Jerry Augustine Horizon League Jerry Augustine Horizon League Jerry Augustine Horizon League Jerry Augustine Horizon League Scott Doffek Horizon League Scott Doffek Horizon League Scott Doffek Horizon League Scott Doffek Horizon League Scott Doffek Varsity (42 years) Club (5 years) Totals (47 years) Jerry Augustine (.539) Year Record Jim Burian (.457) Year Record Bill Ritter (.431) Year Record Frank Orzel (.351) Year Record Scott Kugi (.277) Year Record Bill Schufrieder (.400) Year Record Scott Doffek 2007-present (.483) Year Record

41 FIRST ERA ( ) Prior to the move to Division I for Milwaukee baseball, the Panthers outfitted baseball teams in two eras. From 1957 through the 1973 season, UWM sported a varsity baseball program. In those 17 seasons the Panthers went under two coaches. FIRST ERA Coach - Bill Ritter Total Coach - Frank Orzel Total Bill Ritter led UWM to four winning seasons in the first era of varsity baseball. Ritter s Panthers put together a stretch of three-straight winning seasons from , a feat that UWM would have to wait 38 years to repeat. Frank Orzel took over for Bill Ritter following the 1970 season. Under Orzel UWM won 12 games in 1971, the most since 62. Orzel s next two seasons saw 15 total wins and the baseball program was dropped at UW- Milwaukee for financial reasons following UWM s 9-16 season in CLUB BASEBALL ( ) Jim Burian headed up UWM s club baseball team that he created in the fall of The team began play in the spring of Following an 8-10 inaugural season, the Burian-led Panthers posted four-straight winning seasons, culminating with a record in the 1986 season. In five years, the UWM Club Panthers posted an overall record of (.595). NEW ERA BEGINS ( ) When UWM s baseball reached varsity status again in 1987, Jim Burian was kept as head coach. Winning ways were harder to keep. After dismal and 15- NEW ERA BEGINS Coach - Jim Burian Total CLUB BASEBALL Coach - Jim Burian Total records in 87 and 88, the Panthers got back to.500 with a record in The 22 wins were a school record that lasted until Following UWM s 9-35 (.205) 1990 season, the worst winning percentage in school history (club or varsity), Scott Klugi replaced Burian as head coach in preparation for Division I competition in DIVISION I ERA (1991-Present) Prior to September of 1990 Milwaukee featured one Division I team in its men s soccer squad. In 1990 the rest of the athletic teams followed suit and UWM officially became a Division I institution. Like every other team, the baseball team began the newest era as a Division I Independent. In Scott Klugi s first season as head coach, the Panthers equaled 1990 s record-setting futility by posting an identical 9-35 record. Klugi saw his team improve to (.304) in 1992, and eventually, to (.345) in The 1994 season saw UWM enter its first conference and see a new head coach take the reigns. Bill Schufreider took over the Panther head coaching duties for the 1994 season. Schufreider led UWM to a record and a 9-12 conference record in its only year as a member of the Mid-Continent Conference. In 1995, UWM had a new conference and a new head coach. Jerry Augustine was named the Panthers new head coach as they prepared for their first season in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference (MCC). In their first season in the MCC, Milwaukee went 21-24, with a 6-9 record in the MCC West. The next four years saw an increase in wins and conference wins in each season. The trend reached it s peak when UWM posted its first 30-win season ever in The Panthers finished 1998 with a record and a 14-6 mark in the MCC. Success continued into 1999 when Augustine s Panthers won 30 games for the second-straight season and won the school s first-ever conference tournament championship. With the tournament title in-hand, UWM earned the MCC s automatic bid for the program s first-ever NCAA Tournament. Selected to the Lubbock Regional as the fourthseed, the Panthers turned more heads by knocking off top-ranked Rice in the opening game of the regional. UWM went in 2000 and posted a 12-6 record in the MCC to win its first-ever regular season conference championship. For his team s efforts in their thirdstraight 30-win season, Augustine was honored as MCC Co-Coach of the Year. A school-record 39 wins in 2001 was just the tip of the iceberg for the most successful team in the program s history. The 2001 Panthers dominated the MCC with a 16-4 record and swept through the tournament to win their second regular season and tournament championships. UWM earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament and was sent to the South Bend Regionals on the campus of the historic University of Notre Dame. Fighting bad weather and lengthy rain delays, the Panthers battled hard against All-Americans and Major League draftees before coming home. In 2001, the squad rewrote the record books by breaking almost every record the school keeps. HORIZON LEAGUE ERA (2002-Present) On June 4th, 2002, the MCC officially became the Horizon League. UWM started 2002 with a Horizon League Tournament Championship and a trip to NCAA Regionals in Lincoln, Neb. With that precedent, UWM hopes to continue their domination into the next era of Panther baseball and beyond. Since the start of the 2002 season, only UIC has more league victories than Milwaukee. The Panthers just missed another NCAA trip in 2005 and 2008, falling in the league tournament title game each time. The team then returned to NCAA postseason action in 2010, falling in a close game to No. 1 Arizona State on its home field in the NCAA Regional opener after going 4-1 at the league tournament, beating Wright State for the crown Single-Season Hitting Records Batting Average Don Lewison At-Bats Harry Klink Runs Earl Gengler Hits Dick Gruetzmacher Alex Kaminski Doubles Craig Streff Harry Klink Triples Dick Gruetzmacher Craig Streff Home Runs Al Kaminski , 68 Mike Potter , 70 RBI Bob Helminiak Total Bases Craig Streff Strikeouts Bob Vetter Single-Season Pitching Records Appearances Joe Starck Starts Joe Starck Complete Games Joe Starck Wins Tom Tanski Strikeouts Joe Starck Innings Pitched Joe Starck ERA Joe Starck Walks Tom Tanski Club Baseball Single-Season Hitting Records Batting Average Bill Hesiak At-Bats Jeff Hesse Runs Tim Sweeney Hits Ron Hill Jeff Hesse Doubles Ron Hill Jeff Hesse Triples Dave Knott Home Runs Bill Hesiak RBI Jeff Hesse Total Bases Bill Hesiak Strikeouts Mike Konruff Single-Season Pitching Records Appearances Steve Walker Mark Obst Jim Pandl Complete Games 5 tied with , 86 Wins Jim Jendusa Strikeouts Mark Honerlaw Innings Pitched Mark Obst ERA Steve Walker

42 Batting Average Doug Dekoning Tim Patzman Tim Patzman Shawn Wozniak Josh Groves Mike Goetz (Led NCAA) Joe Nowicki Matt Alexander P.J. Cannon John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Eric Goerdt Paul Archambault Jeff Stoss Ken Poniewaz Jason Wesemann Jak Kraus Jak Kraus Peter Jankowski Peter Jankowski Matt Kaul At Bats Cole Kraft Ben Long Andy Gerhartz Jesse Hart Kyle Silver Jesse Hart Charlie Reschke Matt Alexander Dave Pudlosky Adam Christ Matt Houk Darin Haugom Darin Haugom Steve Johnson Jeff Stoss Jason Wesemann Jason Wesemann Joseph Fojut Steve Klawitter Randy Wilke/Joseph Fojut Tim Mommaerts Runs Doug Dekoning Dan Buchholz Doug Dekoning Nick Wichser Kyle Silver Mike Goetz Mike Goetz Charlie Reschke Troy Doering Adam Christ Scott Gillitzer Scott Gillitzer Todd Ludwig/Darin Haugom Jeff Stoss Lee Jaramillo/Jeff Stoss Jason Wesemann Jak Kraus Jak Kraus Joseph Fojut Randy Wilke Tim Mommaerts Hits Cole Kraft Cole Kraft/Ben Long Tim Patzman Jesse Hart Kyle Silver Mike Goetz Mike Goetz Matt Alexander Dave Pudlosky John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Eric Goerdt/Darin Haugom Steve Tylke Lee Jaramillo Jeff Stoss/Ken Poniewaz Jason Wesemann Jak Kraus Jak Kraus Steve Klawitter Randy Wilke Tim Mommaerts Doubles Doug Dekoning/Cole Kraft Cole Kraft Tim Patzman Jesse Hart Josh Groves Mike Goetz Zak Rivera/Charlie Reschke Charlie Reschke Dave Pudlosky John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Scott Gillitzer Chad Sadowski/Steve Tylke Lee Jaramillo Jeff Stoss/Ken Poniewaz Jason Wesemann Jason Wesemann Jak Kraus Steve Klawitter Randy Wilke Frank Kotecki Triples Doug Dekoning Doug Dekoning Cole Kraft J. Groves/B. Long/A. Gerhartz Rob Brockel Mike Goetz Mike Goetz/Ross McCoy Ross McCoy David Michna Adam Christ Darin Haugom Darin Haugom Darin Haugom Steve Johnson Ken Poniewaz Jak Kraus Three Players Tied Three Players Tied Steve Klawitter Two Players Tied None Recorded Home Runs Doug Dekoning Dan Buchholz Tim Patzman Jesse Hart Rob Brockel Joe Nowicki/Ross McCoy Joe Nowicki Ben Stanczyk Dave Pudlosky John Vanden Berg Eric Goerdt Scott Gillitzer Chad Sadowski/Todd Ludwig Jeff Stoss Jeff Stoss Jak Kraus Jeff Stoss Jak Kraus Joel Welder Randy Wilke Dan Rabehl Runs Batted In Doug Dekoning Ben Long Tim Patzman Jesse Hart Grant Berkovitz Joe Nowicki Joe Nowicki Ben Stanczyk Ben Stanczyk John Vanden Berg Eric Goerdt Eric Goerdt Chad Sadowski Jeff Stoss Jeff Stoss Jak Kraus Jeff Stoss Jak Kraus Steve Klawitter Randy Wilke Dan Rabehl Total Bases Doug Dekoning Ben Long Tim Patzman Jesse Hart Grant Berkovitz Mike Goetz Joe Nowicki Ben Stanczyk Dave Pudlosky John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Darin Haugom Chad Sadowski Jeff Stoss Jeff Stoss Jason Wesemann Jak Kraus Jak Kraus Steve Klawitter Randy Wilke Dan Rabehl/Frank Kotecki Slugging Percentage Doug Dekoning Tim Patzman Tim Patzman Shawn Wozniak Josh Groves Mike Goetz Zak Rivera Ben Stanczyk P.J. Cannon John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Scott Gillitzer Chad Sadowski Jeff Stoss Ken Poniewaz Jak Kraus Jeff Stoss Jak Kraus Steve Klawitter Randy Wilke Dan Rabehl Base on Balls Doug Dekoning Sam Sivilotti Josh Groves Shawn Wozniak Rob Brockel Mike Goetz Zak Rivera Zak Rivera Troy Doering Dave Pudlosky Scott Gillitzer Scott Gillitzer Todd Ludwig Jeff Stoss Lee Jaramillo Jak Kraus Jak Kraus Jak Kraus Joel Welder Joel Welder Dan Rabehl Stolen Bases Doug Dekoning Doug Dekoning Andy Gerhartz Andy Gerhartz Nick Wichser/Ross McCoy Mike Goetz Charlie Reschke Charlie Reschke Marcellus Dawson Troy Doering Darin Haugom Darin Haugom Darin Haugom Lee Jaramillo Lee Jaramillo Jak Kraus Andy Bjornlie Andy Bjornlie Brian Powers Peter Jankowski Bob Grzeskiewicz 40

43 Earned Run Average Greg Blohowiak Greg Blohowiak Tim Hoy Brad Lusti Robert Michalkiewicz Jed Dolske Rick Cavaiani Ben Stanczyk Ben Stanczyk Geoff Lefeber Matt Freisleben Quintin Oldenburg Jason Crawford Josh Justman Rob Becker Rob Becker Mike Casper Cory Bigler Robert Weber Justin Schaubel Marco Daniels Wins Chad Pierce Chad Pierce Brad Lusti/Cameron Amsrud Andy Hetebrueg Robert Michalkiewicz Rick Cavaiani Aaron Sorenson Ben Stanczyk Mikel Shaefer Quintin Oldenburg Quintin Oldenburg Andy Neary Chad Sadowski Mike Casper/Josh Justman Rob Becker Rob Becker Three Players Tied Cory Bigler Four Players Tied Justin Schaubel Two Players Tied Losses Jordan Guth Three Players Tied Nate Caldwell Andy Hetebrueg Dan Luczak/Mike Rauwerdink Robert Michalkiewicz Rick Cavaiani Aaron Bushong Aaron Bushong Matt Freisleben Mike Oiler Chad Sadowski Andy Neary Andy Neary Mike Casper/Rob Becker Mike Casper Brian Sullivan Cory Bigler/Bob Callahan Craig Scheffler Craig Scheffler James Robinson Winning Percentage (Min. 5 decisions) (4-2)... Jayme Sukowaty/Mike Schneider (5-0)... Jeff Gordon (5-1)... Cameron Amsrud (3-2)... Cuyler Franzke (6-4)... Robert Michalkiewicz (8-2)...Rick Cavaiani (9-3)... Aaron Sorenson (7-3)... Ben Stanczyk (7-2)...Mikel Shaefer (6-1)... Geoff Lefeber (5-1)...Eric Goerdt/Aaron Bushong (5-0)...Quintin Oldenburg (5-1)...Matt Freisleben (6-1)... Josh Justman (4-1)...Chad Sadowski (8-2)...Rob Becker (4-4)... Cory Bigler (4-2)...Brett Riley (2-3)... Cory Bigler (4-2)...Justin Schaubel (2-5)... John Hetland Saves Kaleb Engelke Cameron Amsrud Craig Meier Adam Ferrell Four players tied Jed Dolske Jed Dolske Jed Dolske Ben Stanczyk Matt Freisleben Jason Crawford Eric Goerdt None Recorded Jon Schreiner Jon Schreiner Jon Schreiner Lance Tardiff Lance Tardiff/Parrish Wagner Matt Krzoska None Recorded Ryan Taylor Appearances Greg Blohowiak Cameron Amsrud Tim Hoy/Cameron Amsrud Adam Ferrell Tom Zimmerman Jed Dolske Jed Dolske Jed Dolske Ben Stanczyk Matt Freisleben Matt Freisleben Matt Freisleben Matt Freisleben Jon Schreiner Jon Schreiner Jon Schreiner Lance Tardiff Matt Krzoska Parrish Wagner Parrish Wagner Marco Daniels/James Robinson Games Started Chad Pierce Chad Pierce Brad Lusti Andy Hetebrueg Robert Michalkiewicz/Dan Luczak Aaron Sorenson/Robert Michalkiewicz Robert Michalkiewicz Korey Keller Geoff Lefeber Quintin Oldenburg Quintin Oldenburg Chad Sadowski/Andy Neary Chad Sadowski/Andy Neary Mike Casper/Josh Justman Mike Casper Mike Casper Cory Bigler/Bob Callahan Bob Callahan Craig Scheffler Parrish Wagner Marco Daniels/James Robinson Complete Games Chad Pierce Chad Pierce Brad Lusti Andy Hetebrueg/Ben McClarey Robert Michalkiewicz Rick Cavaiani Rick Cavaiani Ben Stanczyk Mikel Shaefer Quintin Oldenburg/Aaron Bushong Mike Oiler Chad Sadowski/Andy Neary Chad Sadowski Chad Sadowski/Josh Justman Rob Becker/Mike Casper Mike Casper Brian Sullivan Cory Bigler Craig Scheffler/Bob Callahan Parrish Wagner Marco Daniels/James Robinson Innings Pitched Chad Pierce Chad Pierce Brad Lusti Brad Lusti Robert Michalkiewicz Aaron Sorenson Aaron Sorenson Ben Stanczyk Mikel Shaefer Geoff Lefeber Quintin Oldenburg Andy Neary Andy Neary Mike Casper Rob Becker Mike Casper Bob Callahan Cory Bigler Craig Scheffler Parrish Wagner James Robinson Strikeouts Chad Pierce Chad Pierce Brad Lusti Brad Lusti Dan Luczak Rick Cavaiani Aaron Sorenson Ben Stanczyk Mikel Shaefer Quintin Oldenburg Quintin Oldenburg Andy Neary Chad Sadowski Josh Justman Rob Becker Mike Casper Cory Bigler Cory Bigler Craig Scheffler Craig Scheffler James Robinson Base on Balls Jordan Guth Chad Pierce Andy Hetebrueg Andy Hetebrueg Dan Luczak Mike Rauwerdink Robert Michalkiewicz Korey Keller Mikel Shaefer Rob Erickson Mike Oiler Mike Oiler Mike Oiler Josh Justman Josh Justman Mike Casper Cory Bigler Cory Bigler Craig Scheffler Craig Scheffler James Robinson

44 At-Bats 8 Darin Haugom, 4/19/01 Runs 6 Jesse Hart, 4/12/06 5 Six Times (Most Recently) 5 Jesse Hart, 5/22/08 Hits 6 Ross McCoy, 4/12/06 6 Jason Weseman, 4/14/96 RBI 8 Ross McCoy, 4/12/06 8 Todd Ludwig, 3/17/99 7 Jesse Hart, 5/22/08 Doubles 3 Many Times (Most Recently) 3 Cole Kraft, 3/7/10 Triples 2 Doug Dekoning, 4/3/10 2 Rob Brockel, 3/18/06 2 Mike Goetz, 4/24/05 2 Derek Daggett, 5/27/01* Home Runs 4 Todd Ludwig, 3/17/99 Total Bases 18 Todd Ludwig, 3/17/99 13 Ross McCoy, 4/12/06 Walks 4 Andy Hetebrueg, 4/24/07 4 Mark Rumpel, 4/16/97 4 Jeff Stoss, 5/5/95 Stolen Bases 4 Tim Patzman, 4/18/10 4 Andy Gerhartz, 4/17/09 3 Josh Groves, 5/9/07 3 Jesse Hart, 2/26/06 3 Mike Goetz, 5/6/05 3 Troy Doering, 4/21/02 3 Darin Haugom, 4/16/97 3 Darin Haugom, 4/22/01 Strikeouts 4 Doug Dekoning, 5/7/10 4 Andy Gerhartz, 2/21/09 4 Dave Pudlosky, 5/22/03 4 Chad Sadowski, 4/16/00 Hit By Pitch 3 Jeff Pitrof, 4/5/03 3 Clay Schwartz, 4/27/97 * Tied NCAA Regional record Longest Hitting Streaks Mike Goetz, Mike Goetz, 2005 (8 games) to 2006 (19) Nick Wichser, Scott Gillitzer, Rob Brockel, 2007 Misc. About Multi-Homer Games Most HR in a game Todd Ludwig 4 HR in one day... Ludwig (1 gm)... Scott Gillitzer (2 gm) Only player w/multi-hr in both games of a doubleheader Gillitzer Most players w/multi-hr...3-4/6/ /28/99 Most in one year...team - 8 (1999)...Individual - 3 (Gillitzer 00, Ludwig & Sadowski 99) 5+ Hit Games 4/12/06 Ross McCoy...6 4/14/96 Jason Weseman...6 4/9/11 Jonathan Capasso...5 5/22/10 Cole Kraft...5 5/12/09 Tim Patzman...5 5/26/07 Grant Berkovitz...5 5/20/06 Joe Nowicki...5 4/23/06 Mike Goetz...5 4/12/06 Mike Goetz...5 5/22/05 Zak Rivera...5 3/22/01 Darin Haugom...5 3/17/01 Scott Gillitzer...5 3/29/00 Scott Gillitzer...5 4/28/99 Steve Johnson...5 4/25/99 Steve Tylke...5 3/20/99 Steve Tylke...5 3/17/99 Todd Ludwig...5 3/14/99 Steve Tylke...5 Multi-Home Run Games 3/17/99 Todd Ludwig...4 3/6/10 Ben Long...3 4/28/99 Chad Sadowski...3 5/17/11 Phil Striggow...2 5/3/11 Doug Dekoning...2 3/4/11 Doug Dekoning...2 4/2/10 Ben Long...2 2/28/10 Dan Buchholz...2 4/7/09 Tim Patzman...2 4/7/09 Doug Dekoning...2 5/16/08 Shawn Wozniak...2 5/3/08 Jesse Hart...2 2/22/08 Josh Groves (Season Opener)...2 5/5/07 Nick Wichser...2 4/17/07 Rob Brockel...2 5/20/06 Joe Nowicki...2 4/22/06 Joe Nowicki...2 4/12/06 Ross McCoy...2 5/22/05 Zak Rivera...2 4/6/05 Brooks Graff...2 4/6/05 Nick Wichser...2 4/6/05 Joe Nowicki...2 4/25/03 Dave Pudlosky...2 5/2/02 Steve Guden...2 5/11/01 Eric Goerdt...2 5/9/01 Derek Daggett...2 5/8/01 Steve Guden...2 4/22/01 Eric Goerdt...2 4/8/01 Scott Gillitzer...2 3/10/01 John Vanden Berg...2 5/13/00 Scott Gillitzer (Game 2)...2 5/13/00 Scott Gillitzer (Game 1)...2 5/13/00 Steve Tylke...2 4/3/00 Eric Goerdt...2 3/22/00 Scott Gillitzer...2 3/20/00 Brett Huebner...2 4/28/99 Jared Kotarek...2 4/28/99 Steve Johnson...2 4/23/99 Todd Ludwig...2 4/17/99 Chad Sadowski...2 4/17/99 Todd Ludwig...2 3/15/99 Chad Sadowski...2 4/14/98 Chad Sadowski...2 4/9/97 Clay Schwartz...2 4/9/97 Greg Toll...2 4/20/96 Eric Lubarsky...2 4/30/95 Jason Weseman...2 4/8/95 Jeff Stoss...2 3/26/95 Jason Weseman...2 4/9/93 Jak Kraus...2 3/24/92 Martin McGinley...2 3/1/92 Randy Wilke Strikeout Games 5/20/06 Aaron Sorenson /8/05 Aaron Sorenson /23/04 Ben Stanczyk /26/03 Korey Keller /2/04 Ben Stanczyk /12/02 Quintin Oldenburg /6/06 Rick Cavaiani /13/01 Quintin Oldenburg /30/00 Mike Oiler /7/99 Corey Clemmons /17/99 Chad Sadowski /1/99 Chad Sadowski /13/98 Adam Kiehl /4/04 Robert Michalkiewicz /28/01 Quintin Oldenburg /13/00 Andy Neary /26/00 Rob Erickson /18/99 Mike Oiler /7/97 Chad Sadowski /20/96 Mike Casper Inn. Pitched 12.0 Ben Stanczyk, 5/2/04 Strikeouts 13 Aaron Sorenson, 5/20/06 13 Aaron Sorenson, 4/8/05 13 Ben Stanczyk, 4/23/04 13 Korey Keller, 4/26/03 Walks 9 Josh Justman, 3/28/98 9 James Robinson, 4/25/91 Hit Batters 6 Matt Freisleben, 4/7/99* Wild Pitches 5 James Robinson, 3/3/91 Consecutive Wins Overall 8 Quintin Oldenburg, 3/98-5/00 Season 7 Rick Cavaiani, 3/28-5/25/06 7 Aaron Sorenson, 3/11-4/20/05 7 Quintin Oldenburg, 3/18-5/8/01 Losses 8 Marco Daniels, 3/2-4/27/91 Scoreless IP 22.1 Robert Michalkiewicz, 4/7-20/ Cameron Amsrud, 4/10-4/11 * Tied NCAA Record Single-Game Team Records Hitting At-Bats 55 5/22/10 vs. Youngstown State 53 5/21/08 vs. Cleveland State 53 4/12/06 vs. Chicago State Runs 28 4/18/93 vs. Concordia Hits 29 4/12/06 vs. Chicago State 29 4/14/96 vs. UIC Doubles 9 3/19/01 vs. Drexel 9 3/20/99 vs. Western Illinois Triples 4 3/18/06 vs. Akron Home Runs 9 4/6/05 vs. IPFW Total Bases 55 4/12/06 vs. Chicago State Runs Batted In 26 4/6/05 vs. IPFW 25 4/12/06 vs. Chicago State Stolen Bases 10 4/18/10 vs. Butler 6 5/16/08 vs. Youngstown State 6 4/23/01 vs. Lakeland 6 4/20/01 vs. Cleveland State Pitching Strikeouts 15 4/16/11 vs. Cleveland State 15 4/15/09 vs. Wis. Lutheran 15 5/3/08 vs. Valparaiso 15 3/30/03 vs. Northern Iowa Walks 14 2/18/07 vs. Arkansas 14 4/16/00 vs. Wright State 14 4/25/96 vs. NE Illinois Wild Pitches 5 Eight times (Most Recently) 5 4/17/10 vs. Butler Hit Batters 6 Four times (Most Recently) 6 2/22/08 vs. Jacksonville Errors 7 4/9/08 vs. Chicago State 7 4/21/91 vs. UIC Miscellaneous Most Runs in one inning: 14, fifth inning, 4/15/00 vs. Wright State... Longest Game: 14 innings, 5/22/10 vs. Youngstown State and 5/21/08 vs. Cleveland State innings, 5/15/08 vs. Youngstown State and 5/8/98 vs. Butler... Longest Win Streak: 13 games, 4/27-5/10/02... Longest Losing Streak: 15 games, 2/18-3/23/07 and final game of Most Runs by an Opponent: 28, 2/18/07 vs. Arkansas... Most Hits by an Opponent: 33, 5/29/99 vs. Rice... Largest Margin of Victory by UWM: 25, 4/18/93 vs. Concordia (WI) (28-3)... Largest Margin of Victory by an Opponent: 26, 2/18/07 vs. Arkansas (28-2) and 5/29/99 vs. Rice (27-1)... Most Combined Runs: 47, 4/6/05 vs. IPFW (UWM 26, IPFW 21)... Most runs in back-to-back games: 47, 4/20-4/21/01 Chicago State (27-7) and Cleveland State (20-4)... Most Runs in a conference game: 23, 4/14/96 vs. UIC (23-2).

45 Games 1. Nick Wichser...61, 2008 Shawn Wozniak...61, Josh Groves...60, 2008 Darin Haugom...60, 1999 Chad Sadowski...60, 1999 At-Bats 1. Jesse Hart...257, Cole Kraft...237, Nick Wichser...235, 2008 Jesse Hart...235, Darin Haugom...235, 1999 Batting Average 1. Mike Goetz , Scott Gillitzer , Darin Haugom , Tim Patzman , John Vanden Berg , 2002 Runs 1. Scott Gillitzer...68, Mike Goetz...67, Matt Houk...63, Nick Wichser...61, 2008 Joe Nowicki...61, 2006 Darin Haugom...61, 2001 Darin Haugom...61, 1999 Todd Ludwig...61, 1999 Hits 1. Mike Goetz...111, Scott Gillitzer...97, Jesse Hart...89, Joe Nowicki...86, Nick Wichser...84, 2008 Doubles 1. Jesse Hart...28, Shawn Wozniak...26, Mike Goetz...23, Nick Wichser...22, Cole Kraft...21, 2010 Josh Groves...21, 2007 Joe Nowicki...21, 2006 Triples 1. Mike Goetz...6, 2006 Ken Poniewaz...6, Doug Dekoning...5, Mike Goetz...4, 2005 Ross McCoy...4, 2005 Darin Haugom...4, 2001/2000/1999 Home Runs 1. Todd Ludwig...17, 1999 Chad Sadowski...17, Jeff Stoss...12, Tim Patzman...11, 2009 Joe Nowicki...11, 2006 Ross McCoy...11, 2006 Eric Goerdt...11, 2001 Scott Gillitzer...11, 2000 Jeff Stoss...11, 1998 Randy Wilke...11, 1992 Runs Batted In 1. Chad Sadowski...68, Eric Goerdt...67, Scott Gillitzer...66, Jesse Hart...64, Joe Nowicki...57, 2006 John Vanden Berg...57, 2002 Season Records Total Bases 1. Mike Goetz...155, Chad Sadowski...150, Scott Gillitzer...149, Joe Nowicki...144, Jesse Hart...138, 2008 Slugging Percentage 1. Jeff Stoss , Jak Kraus , Chad Sadowski , Mike Goetz , Todd Ludwig , 1999 Walks 1. Mike Goetz...41, 2006 Dave Pudlosky...41, Jak Kraus...39, Zak Rivera...37, Todd Ludwig...37, 1999 Hit By Pitch 1. Clay Schwartz...26, Andy Gerhartz...23, Clay Schwartz...20, Clay Schwartz...18, Andy Gerhartz...15, 2009 Stolen Bases 1. Darin Haugom...24, 2000 Darin Haugom...24, Andy Gerhartz...23, Darin Haugom...20, Andy Bjornlie...19, 1995 Appearances 1. Matt Freisleben...37, Cameron Amsrud...33, 2009 Tim Hoy...33, 2009 Jed Dolske...33, Jed Dolske...31, 2004 Starts 1. Chad Pierce...16, Chad Pierce...15, 2011 Andy Hetebrueg...15, 2008 Chad Sadowski...15, 1999 Andy Neary...15, Four players tied Innings 1. Andy Neary , Chad Pierce , Chad Pierce , Robert Michalkiewicz , Brad Lusti , 2008 Complete Games 1. Parrish Wagner...9, Chad Sadowski...8, Craig Scheffler...7, 1992 Marco Daniels...7, 1991 James Robinson...7, 1991 Strikeouts 1. Ben Stanczyk...95, Chad Sadowski...91, Chad Pierce...82, Quintin Oldenburg...79, Aaron Sorenson...76, Wins 1. Aaron Sorenson...9 (9-3), 2005 Quintin Oldenburg...9 (9-3), 2002 Quintin Oldenburg...9 (9-4), Rick Cavaiani...8 (8-2), 2006 Mike Oiler...8 (8-5), 2001 Andy Neary...8 (8-4), 2000 Rob Becker...8 (8-2), 1996 Saves 1. Matt Freisleben...15, Jon Schreiner...10, Cameron Amsrud...9, 2010 Lance Tardiff...9, Craig Meier...8, 2009 Jed Dolske...8, 2005 ERA By A Starter (Min. 50 IP) 1. Geoff Lefeber , Mikel Schaefer , Josh Justman , Chad Pierce , Marco Daniels , 1991 ERA By A Reliever (Min. 35 IP) 1. Matt Freisleben , Quintin Oldenburg , Jed Dolske , Cameron Amsrud , Corey Kleeba , 2002 Decisions 1. Chad Sadowski...14 (7-7), Andy Neary...14 (6-8), Andy Hetebrueg...13 (6-7), 2008 Quintin Oldenburg...13 (9-4), 2001 Mike Oiler...13 (8-5), 2001 Losses 1. Rick Cavaiani...10 (2-10), Craig Scheffler...9 (2-9), 1992 James Robinson...9 (2-9), 1991 Aaron Bushong...9 (2-9), Andy Neary...8 (6-8), 1999 Parrish Wagner...8 (3-8), 1992 Aaron Bushong...8 (2-8), 2004 Marco Daniels...8 (1-8), 1991 Fewest Walks (Min. 35 IP) 1. Matt Freisleben...2, Jayme Sukowaty...10, Matt Freisleben...10, Korey Keller...12, 2003 Corey Clemmons...12, 2000 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (Min. 35 IP) 1. Matt Freisleben (21/2), Ben Stanczyk (95/20), Brad Lusti (68/18), Rick Cavaiani (66/19), Andy Neary (75/22), 2000 Win Percentage (Min. 8 Decisions) 1. Rick Cavaiani (8-2), 2006 Rob Becker (8-2), Mikel Schaefer (7-2), Aaron Sorenson (9-3), 2005 Quintin Oldenburg (9-3), 2002 Michael Casper (6-2), 1998

46 Games 1. Doug Dekoning...222, Ross McCoy...210, Cole Kraft...204, Charlie Reschke...202, Jesse Hart...196, At-Bats 1. Doug Dekoning...793, Cole Kraft...734, Jesse Hart...778, Ross McCoy...737, Darin Haugom...692, Batting Average 1. Mike Goetz , Scott Gillitzer , Eric Goerdt , John Vanden Berg , Joe Nowicki , Runs 1. Darin Haugom...179, Doug Dekoning...160, Jesse Hart...149, Cole Kraft...142, Jak Kraus...137, Hits 1. Jesse Hart...267, Doug Dekoning...260, Cole Kraft...250, Darin Haugom...245, Ross McCoy...220, Doubles 1. Jesse Hart...66*, Ross McCoy...58, Cole Kraft...52, Shawn Wozniak...50, Doug Dekoning...47, Josh Groves...47, Charlie Reschke...47, * Tied Horizon League career record Triples 1. Darin Haugom...12, Mike Goetz...10, Ross McCoy...9, Doug Dekoning...8, Rob Brockel...8, Jak Kraus...8, Home Runs 1. Jeff Stoss...33, Todd Ludwig...28, Chad Sadowski...28, Jak Kraus...26, Ross McCoy...23, Darin Haugom...23, Runs Batted In 1. Chad Sadowski...150, Jesse Hart...140, Ross McCoy...138, Darin Haugom...138, Jeff Stoss...138, Career Records Total Bases 1. Darin Haugom...382, Jesse Hart...380, Doug Dekoning...374, Ross McCoy...365, Cole Kraft...342, Slugging Percentage 1. Scott Gillitzer , Jeff Stoss , Jak Kraus , Joe Nowicki , Eric Goerdt , Walks 1. Jak Kraus...99, Zak Rivera...97, Dave Pudlosky...97, Darin Haugom...82, Todd Ludwig...80, Hit By Pitch 1. Clay Schwartz...68*, Andy Gerhartz...38, Jak Kraus...25, Jeff Stoss...24, Steve Guden...23, * First in NCAA Division I history when graduated Stolen Bases 1. Darin Haugom...73, Andy Bjornlie...49, Doug Dekoning...41, Andy Gerhartz...38, Cole Kraft...31, Lee Jaramillo...31, Appearances 1. Matt Freisleben...115, Jed Dolske...103, Tim Hoy...81, Cameron Amsrud...66, Quintin Oldenburg...62, Games Started 1. Robert Michalkiewicz...48, Aaron Bushong...42, Chad Sadowski...42, Mike Casper...41, Korey Keller...37, Innings Pitched 1. Robert Michalkiewicz , Andy Neary , Quintin Oldenburg , Chad Sadowski , Mike Casper , Complete Games 1. Chad Sadowski...17, Mike Casper...13, Parrish Wagner...12, Andy Neary...11, Mike Oiler...10, Craig Scheffler...10, Earned Run Average (Min. 100 IP) 1. Ben Stanczyk , Chad Pierce , Mikel Schaefer , Quintin Oldenburg , Eric Semmelhack , 2010-present Strikeouts 1. Quintin Oldenburg...238, Chad Sadowski...213, Mike Oiler...203, Andy Neary...173, Mike Casper...165, Walks 1. Mike Oiler...138, Josh Justman...112, Robert Michalkiewicz...109, Quintin Oldenburg...102, Chad Sadowski...102, Wins 1. Quintin Oldenburg...26, Chad Sadowski...22, Andy Neary...20, Korey Keller...19, Mike Casper...16, Losses 1. Robert Michalkiewicz...21, Aaron Bushong...21, Mike Rauwerdink...17, Mike Oiler...17, Andy Neary...17, Mike Casper...17, Saves 1. Jed Dolske...21, Jon Schreiner...20, Matt Freisleben...18, Lance Tardiff...11, Cameron Amsrud...10, Craig Meier...10, Win Percentage (Min. 10 decisions) 1. Ben Stanczyk (13-3), Quintin Oldenburg (26-7), Aaron Sorenson (14-7), Mikel Schaefer (8-4), Josh Justman (14-7), Strikeout/Walk Ratio 1. Ben Stanczyk , Rick Cavaiani , Jason Crawford , Aaron Sorenson , Brad Lusti , Strikeouts/9 IP (Min. 100 IP) 1. Jason Crawford , Ben Stanczyk , Quintin Oldenburg , Rob Erickson , Aaron Sorenson ,

47 Games , , , , , Five times Wins , , , , ,2006 Single-Season Team Records Home Win Pct (14-1), (12-1), (11-2), (17-4), (16-4), 2002 Losses , , , , , Three times Home Wins , , , , , 2000 Win Percentage (39-18), ( ), (36-20), (32-25), (33-26), 2010 Batting Average , , , , , 2010 Hitting Records Triples , , , , , 2005 ERA , , , , , 1998 Pitching Records Strikeouts , , , , , 2008 At-Bats , , , , , 2006 Home Runs , , , , , 2006 Complete Games , , , , , 1996 Walks , , , , , 1997 Runs , , , , , 2000 Runs Batted In , , , , , 2000 Shutouts , , , , Six times Fewest Walks , , , , , 2006 Hits , , , , , 1999 Total Bases , , , , , 2010 Saves , , , , , 2005 Fewest Walks/Game , , , , , 2005 Doubles , , , , , 2007 Stolen Bases , , , , , 1997 Innings Pitched , , , , , 2007 Lowest Opp. BA , , , , , /18/93 Concordia (Wis.) /19/01 Chicago State /19/03 St. Peter s /12/06 Chicago State /06/05 IPFW /28/99 Concordia (Wis.) /03/00 Concordia (Wis.) Milwaukee Panther 20+ Run Games 4/14/96 UIC /24/92 Northern Iowa /22/01 Stony Brook /20/99 Western Illinois /14/98 Samford /24/93 Chicago State /21/10 Bradley /06/10 SIU Edwardsville /22/08 Wright State /28/08 Butler /18/06 Akron /24/02 Bradley /20/01 Cleveland State

48 All-Time Series Records (Division I) School W L T Akron Alabama-Birmingham Alabama-Huntsville Arizona State Arkansas Arkansas State Austin Peay Belmont Bowling Green Bradley Bucknell Butler Cal.-Davis Cal.-Santa Barbara Cardinal Stritch Carroll College Carthage Centenary Central Michigan Chicago State Cleveland State Concordia (Wis.) Cornell Creighton Cumberland (Tenn.) Dartmouth Dayton DeKalb College Detroit Drexel Edgewood Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Evansville Georgia State Hartford Harvard Hawaii Illinois Illinois-Chicago Illinois State Indiana IPFW Indiana State Indiana Tech Iowa Iowa State Jacksonville Jacksonville State Kansas Kansas State Kennesaw State Kentucky Lakeland Lewis Loras Louisville Madison Tech Massachusetts McNeese State Miami (FL) Miami (Ohio) Michigan Middle Tennessee State School W L T MSOE Minnesota Minnesota-Duluth Missouri Missouri State Morehead State Murray State Nebraska Nebraska-Omaha New Orleans N.C.-Wilmington Northeastern Northeastern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Iowa Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio Ohio State Oklahoma State Oral Roberts Piedmont Radford Rhode Island Rice Richmond Rider St. Francis (Ill.) St. Francis (New York) St. Joseph s (Ind.) St. Louis St. Mary s (Cal.) St. Norbert St. Xavier Samford San Diego San Jose State Santa Clara Shorter Southern Illinois SIU Edwardsville Southern Tech Stony Brook Tennessee Tennessee Tech Texas Texas Tech Valparaiso Vanderbilt Vermont Viterbo West Georgia State Western Illinois Western Kentucky Western Michigan Wisconsin Wisconsin Lutheran Wis.-LaCrosse Wis.-Oshkosh Wis.-Parkside Wis.-Whitewater Wright State Xavier Youngstown State

49 Midwestern Collegiate Conference MCC Player of the Year Darin Haugom MCC Pitcher of the Year Quintin Oldenburg All-Conference First Team Scott Gillitzer, 2B Eric Goerdt, OF/1B Darin Haugom, OF Quintin Oldenburg, P Eric Goerdt, OF/1B Darin Haugom, OF Andy Neary, P Chad Sadowski, DH/1B Paul Archambault, Utility Todd Ludwig, C Chad Sadowski, DH/1B Mike Casper, P Ken Poniewaz, 3B Jeff Stoss, 1B Chad Sadowski, DH/1B Jak Kraus, 1B Jason Weseman, SS All-Conference Second Team Steve Guden, 3B John Vanden Berg, Utility Scott Gillitzer, SS Chad Sadowski, P/DH Darin Haugom, OF Steve Johnson, OF Jared Kotarek, DH Andy Neary, P Chad Sadowski, P/DH Steve Tylke, 2B Brett Huebner, OF Lee Jaramillo, C Chad Sadowski, P/DH Jeff Stoss, 1B Greg Toll, OF Clay Schwartz, C Jak Kraus, 3B Jeff Stoss, 1B Jak Kraus, 3B MCC All-Newcomer Team Steve Guden John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Eric Goerdt Matt Houk Matt Freisleben Steve Tylke Brett Huebner Steve Johnson Ken Poniewaz Chad Sadowski Greg Toll Rob Becker Eric Lubarsky Jason Ramminger MCC Newcomer of the Year John Vanden Berg Eric Goerdt Steve Tylke Steve Johnson Conference Coach of the Year Jerry Augustine Jerry Augustine Jerry Augustine MCC All-Tournament Team Aaron Bushong, P Jason Crawford, DH Scott Gillitzer, 2B Steve Guden, 3B Darin Haugom, OF Dave Pudlosky, 1B John Vanden Berg, C Scott Gillitzer, SS Darin Haugom, OF Jared Kotarek, 1B Todd Ludwig, C Chad Sadowski, P Steve Tylke, 2B Mike Casper, P Lee Jaramillo, C Eric Lubarsky, OF Greg Toll, 2B Clay Schwartz, C MCC Tournament MVP Scott Gillitzer Chad Sadowski ******************************* Horizon League 2002-present ABCA/Rawlings All-American Mike Goetz... First Team 2006 Louisville Slugger All-American Mike Goetz... Second Team 2006 ABCA/Rawlings All-Mideast Region Doug Dekoning... Second Team 2011 Cole Kraft... Second Team 2011 Mike Goetz... First Team 2006 Matt Freisleben... First Team 2002 Scott Gillitzer... First Team 2001 Horizon League Player of the Year Mike Goetz Ben Stanczyk Horizon League Pitcher of the Year Chad Pierce Ben Stanczyk Mikel Schaefer Horizon League Newcomer of the Year Chad Pierce Aaron Sorenson Horizon League Relief Pitcher of the Year Cameron Amsrud Horizon League Coach of the Year Scott Doffek All-League First Team Doug Dekoning, OF Cole Kraft, 2B Chad Pierce, P Tim Patzman, OF Paul Hoenecke, Utility Doug Dekoning, OF Andy Gerhartz, 2B Tim Patzman, OF Shawn Wozniak, Utility Andy Gerhartz, Utility Jesse Hart, 2B Nick Wichser, OF Jesse Hart, 2B Josh Groves, Utility Mike Goetz, OF Joe Nowicki, 1B Joe Nowicki, OF Charlie Reschke, 2B Zak Rivera, DH Ben Stanczyk, 3B/P Troy Doering, Utility Mikel Schaefer, P Troy Doering, Utility Steve Guden, 3B John Vanden Berg, C All-League Second Team Jonathan Capasso, OF Tell Taylor, SS Cole Kraft, SS Sam Sivilotti, DH Josh Groves, DH Ben Long, DH Shaun Wegner, C Shawn Wozniak, 1B Ross McCoy, OF Rob Brockel, OF Robert Michalkiewicz, P Grant Berkovitz, SS Rick Cavaiani, P Ross McCoy, OF Grant Berkovitz, SS Aaron Sorenson, P Matt Alexander, OF Ross McCoy, 1B Dave Pudlosky, 1B Charlie Reschke, 2B Ben Stanczyk, 3B David Michna, OF Adam Christ, SS Quintin Oldenburg, P Dave Pudlosky, 1B League All-Newcomer Team Ryan Solberg Tell Taylor Chad Pierce Jonathan Capasso Jayme Sukowaty Paul Hoenecke Doug Dekoning Andy Gerhartz Brad Lusti Shaun Wegner Dan Buchholz Mike Goetz Aaron Sorenson Ross McCoy Steve Sanfilippo Adam Christ Troy Doering Geoff Lefeber David Michna League All-Tournament Team Dan Buchholz, 3B Ben Long, 1B Chad Pierce, P Sam Sivilotti, DH Jesse Hart, 2B Ben McClarey, P Troy Vesling, OF Shawn Wozniak, DH Jesse Hart, 2B Dan Luczak, P Rob Brockel, OF Blake Kangas, 1B Zak Rivera, DH Mike Goetz, OF Joe Nowicki, OF Ben Stanczyk, P Geoff Lefeber, P Quintin Oldenburg, P Dave Pudlosky, 1B Charlie Reschke, OF John Vanden Berg, C Horizon League Tournament MVP Chad Pierce, P Dave Pudlosky, 1B

50 Akron 3-2 3/21/00 (n) Akron 8-3 2/26/05 (n) Akron 5-3 3/18/06 (n) Akron /19/06 (n) Akron /28/09 (n) Akron 9-7 Alabama-Birmingham 1-1 3/14/99 (a) UWM /14/99 (a) UAB 4-3 Alabama-Huntsville 1-0 3/23/00 (a) UWM 9-7 Arizona State 0-5 2/20/09 (a) #6 ASU /21/09 (a) #6 ASU /21/09 (a) #6 ASU /22/09 (a) #6 ASU 11-0 NCAA Regional 6/4/10 (a) #1 ASU 6-2 Arkansas 0-9 2/18/07 (a) #6 Arkansas 8-3 2/18/07 (a) #6 Arkansas /19/07 (a) #6 Arkansas 8-1 3/12/10 (a) #14 Arkansas /13/10 (a) #14 Arkansas 0-7 3/14/10 (a) #14 Arkansas 2-3 3/4/11 (a) #16 Arkansas /5/11 (a) #16 Arkansas /6/11 (a) #16 Arkansas 3-7 Arkansas State 1-6 3/4/05 (a) UWM 7-3 3/5/05 (a) Arkansas State 6-3 3/6/05 (a) Arkansas State 3-2 2/26/10 (a) Arkansas State 5-6 2/27/10 (a) Arkansas State 3-4 2/27/10 (a) Arkansas State /28/10 (a) Arkansas State 3-8 Austin Peay /17/95 (a) UWM 6-4 3/18/95 (a) Austin Peay 4-2 3/18/95 (a) Austin Peay 5-4 3/14/96 (a) Austin Peay /21/03 (a) Austin Peay 5-1 2/21/03 (a) Austin Peay 4-2 2/25/05 (n) Austin Peay 9-1 3/9/07 (a) Austin Peay 3-1 3/10/07 (a) Austin Peay 5-4 3/11/07 (a) Austin Peay /14/08 (a) UWM /15/08 (a) UWM /16/08 (a) Austin Peay 6-4 3/13/09 (a) Austin Peay /14/09 (a) Austin Peay 7-4 3/14/09 (a) UWM 3-2 3/15/09 (a) Austin Peay 5-1 3/5/10 (a) Austin Peay 9-1 Belmont /12/98 (a) Tie /18/99 (a) Belmont 11-9 Bowling Green 1-0 3/11/95 (n) UWM 6-5 Bradley /6/93 (a) Bradley 5-3 4/6/93 (a) Bradley 4-3 3/24/99 (a) UWM /24/99 (a) UWM 8-2 4/24/02 (h) UWM 5-4 4/24/02 (h) UWM /2/03 (a) Bradley 5-3 4/2/03 (a) UWM /20/04 (h) Bradley /10/06 (a) UWM 6-1 5/10/06 (a) UWM 5-4 4/15/08 (h) UWM 4-3 4/15/08 (h) UWM 4-2 4/21/10 (a) UWM /21/10 (a) UWM 20-2 Bucknell 1-0 3/19/04 (n) UWM 7-6 Butler /21/93 (a) UWM 3-2 3/21/93 (a) Butler 6-1 3/22/93 (a) Butler 2-1 3/22/93 (a) Butler 8-5 4/29/95 (a) Butler 6-3 4/29/95 (a) UWM /24/96 (a) Butler 6-4 3/24/96 (a) UWM /25/96 (a) Butler 5-4 5/11/96 (n) UWM(n) 9-5 4/19/97 (h) UWM 2-1 4/19/97 (h) UWM 3-2 4/20/97 (h) UWM 2-1 4/20/97 (h) UWM 6-4 4/17/98 (a) UWM 1-0 4/18/98 (a) UWM /18/98 (a) UWM 3-0 4/19/98 (a) Butler /9/98 (a) Butler 5-4 5/10/98 (a) Butler 6-2 4/17/99 (h) UWM 7-4 4/17/99 (h) UWM /18/99 (h) UWM 8-7 4/18/99 (h) Butler 7-4 5/17/99 (n) UWM /9/00 (a) UWM 9-2 4/9/00 (a) UWM /19/00 (a) Butler /11/01 (h) UWM /12/01 (h) UWM 7-0 5/12/01 (h) UWM 3-2 5/13/01 (h) Butler 4-1 4/19/02 (a) Butler 5-2 4/20/02 (a) Butler 4-1 4/20/02 (a) UWM 2-1 4/21/02 (a) UWM 4-1 5/24/02 (n) UWM 8-5 4/18/03 (h) UWM 3-2 4/19/03 (h) Butler /20/03 (h) UWM 2-1 4/20/03 (h) UWM 7-3 4/9/04 (a) Butler /10/04 (a) Butler 2-0 4/10/04 (a) UWM 6-5 4/11/04 (a) UWM 6-2 5/27/04 (n) Butler /8/05 (h) UWM 7-6 4/9/05 (h) Butler 7-1 4/9/05 (h) UWM 2-1 4/10/05 (h) UWM /25/05 (n) UWM 7-5 4/8/06 (h) UWM 3-2 4/8/06 (h) UWM 3-1 4/9/06 (h) UWM 4-2 5/19/06 (a) UWM /20/06 (a) UWM 8-3 5/20/06 (a) UWM 9-5 4/7/07 (h) Butler 5-2 4/7/07 (h) UWM 1-0 5/18/07 (a) Butler 8-7 5/18/07 (a) Butler /19/07 (a) UWM 2-1 5/19/07 (a) UWM 6-2 3/28/08 (a) UWM /29/08 (a) Butler /29/08 (a) UWM /10/08 (h) UWM /10/08 (h) UWM 9-5 5/9/09 (a) UWM 3-2 5/9/09 (a) Butler 7-6 5/14/09 (h) UWM 6-5 5/14/09 (h) UWM 7-6 5/15/09 (h) UWM 6-0 4/17/10 (a) Butler /17/10 (a) UWM /18/10 (a) Butler /14/10 (h) UWM 5-4 5/14/10 (h) UWM 6-5 4/1/11 (h) UWM 4-0 4/2/11 (h) Butler 1-4 4/2/11 (h) UWM 6-5 5/15/11 (a) Butler 1-2 5/15/11 (a) Tie /27/11 (n) UWM 5-0 UC Davis 0-1 3/11/11 (n) UC Davis 1-3 UC Santa Barbara 0-1 NCAA Regional 5/26/01 (n) UCSB Cardinal Stritch 7-0 5/1/93 (h) UWM 9-7 5/1/93 (h) UWM /28/95 (h) UWM 9-3 4/23/97 (h) UWM /23/09 (h) UWM 7-3 5/4/10 (h) UWM 7-6 4/21/11 (h) UWM 7-5 Carroll 4-0 4/27/06 (h) UWM 7-5 5/1/07 (h) UWM 9-1 5/1/07 (h) UWM /12/11 (h) UWM 4-1 Carthage 0-1 4/5/91 (h) Carthage 7-3 Centenary 0-4 3/8/08 (a) Centenary 8-4 3/8/08 (a) Centenary 8-7 3/9/08 (a) Centenary 8-6 3/9/08 (a) Centenary 2-1 Central Michigan 0-2 3/18/09 (a) CMU /18/09 (a) CMU 5-3 Chicago State /27/91 (a) Chicago State 2-1 4/27/91 (a) UWM 3-0 4/28/91 (h) UWM 9-8 4/28/91 (h) UWM 6-1 4/30/92 (a) UWM 2-1 4/30/92 (a) Chicago State 2-1 5/4/92 (a) UWM 8-2 4/24/93 (a) UWM /24/93 (a) UWM /25/93 (a) Chicago State 3-2 4/16/94 (h) UWM 7-2 4/16/94 (h) UWM 1-0 5/4/94 (a) Chicago State 6-5 5/4/94 (a) UWM 5-3 4/13/95 (h) UWM 7-5 5/2/95 (a) UWM 9-3 5/2/95 (a) UWM 7-5 4/17/96 (h) UWM 4-3 4/17/96 (h) UWM 8-3 4/10/97 (a) UWM 6-0 5/7/97 (h) UWM 6-0 4/28/98 (a) UWM 6-0 4/28/98 (a) UWM 8-0 4/14/99 (h) UWM 9-8 4/14/99 (h) Chicago State 8-7 5/4/99 (a) Chicago State /19/01 (a) UWM /9/01 (a) UWM /15/02 (n) UWM /15/02 (h) UWM 6-2 5/15/02 (h) UWM 9-4 4/22/03 (a) Chicago State 6-4 4/22/03 (a) UWM 7-3 4/28/04 (h) UWM 6-2 5/4/04 (h) UWM /4/04 (h) UWM /29/05 (a) Chicago State 7-5 4/12/06 (a) UWM /16/06 (h) Chicago State 5-3 5/16/06 (h) UWM /27/07 (a) Chicago State 2-1 3/27/07 (a) UWM /8/07 (h) UWM /8/07 (h) UWM /9/08 (a) UWM /9/08 (a) UWM 9-7 5/6/08 (h) Chicago State /6/08 (h) UWM 4-3 4/7/09 (h) UWM /7/09 (h) UWM 11-0 Cleveland State /14/94 (h) UWM 2-1 5/14/94 (h) UWM 4-3 5/15/94 (h) Cleveland State /30/96 (a) UWM 5-4 3/30/96 (a) UWM /31/96 (a) UWM 6-5 3/31/96 (a) UWM 9-3 3/27/97 (h) UWM 2-1 3/27/97 (h) UWM 6-3 3/28/97 (h) Cleveland State 4-2 3/28/97 (h) Cleveland State 7-5 5/1/98 (a) Cleveland State 4-3 5/1/98 (a) UWM /2/98 (a) UWM 5-3 5/2/98 (a) UWM 9-4 5/8/98 (n) UWM /30/99 (h) Cleveland State 8-6 5/1/99 (h) UWM 8-2 Note: (h) denotes home game / (a) denotes away game / (n) denotes neutral field 48

51 5/1/99 (h) Cleveland State 9-5 5/2/99 (h) Cleveland State 6-2 5/12/00 (a) Cleveland State 9-4 5/13/00 (a) UWM 7-2 5/13/00 (a) UWM /14/00 (a) Cleveland State /20/00 (n) UWM 6-5 4/20/01 (h) UWM /21/01 (h) UWM 4-3 4/21/01 (h) UWM 9-3 4/22/01 (h) UWM 8-2 5/20/01 (n) UWM 4-1 4/26/02 (a) Cleveland State 3-2 4/27/02 (a) UWM 8-2 4/27/02 (a) UWM 4-3 4/28/02 (a) UWM /23/02 (a) UWM 7-1 4/25/03 (a) UWM /26/03 (a) UWM 7-1 4/26/03 (a) UWM 5-2 4/27/03 (a) UWM 4-1 4/23/04 (a) UWM 6-4 4/24/04 (a) Cleveland State 2-0 4/24/04 (a) Cleveland State 2-0 4/22/05 (h) Cleveland State /23/05 (h) UWM 4-3 4/23/05 (h) UWM 9-1 4/24/05 (h) UWM /22/06 (a) Cleveland State 6-4 4/22/06 (a) UWM /23/06 (a) UWM /6/06 (h) UWM /6/06 (h) UWM 6-0 5/7/06 (h) UWM /26/06 (n) UWM 8-3 4/20/07 (a) UWM /21/07 (a) Cleveland State /21/07 (a) UWM 2-1 5/4/07 (h) UWM /5/07 (h) UWM /5/07 (h) UWM /11/08 (n) UWM 7-6 4/11/08 (n) Cleveland State /13/08 (n) UWM 6-5 4/19/08 (a) Cleveland State 7-4 4/19/08 (a) UWM 4-3 5/21/08 (n) UWM /2/09 (a) Cleveland State 3-2 5/2/09 (a) UWM /3/09 (a) UWM /3/09 (a) Cleveland State 5-3 5/22/09 (n) UWM 6-5 4/2/10 (h) UWM 4-1 4/3/10 (h) UWM 5-3 4/3/10 (h) UWM 7-5 4/25/10 (a) UWM 6-5 4/15/11 (a) UWM 8-3 4/15/11 (a) Cleveland State 4-8 4/16/11 (a) UWM 5-2 4/30/11 (h) Cleveland State 0-5 4/30/11 (h) UWM 3-0 Concordia 5-0 4/18/93 (h) UWM /18/93 (h) UWM /28/99 (h) UWM /28/99 (h) UWM /3/00 (h) UWM 25-2 Cornell 2-2 3/18/01 (n) UWM 8-0 3/16/02 (n) UWM 9-2 3/21/05 (n) Cornell 8-7 3/22/05 (n) Cornell 6-5 Creighton /2/97 (a) Creighton /2/97 (a) Creighton 4-3 3/3/97 (a) Creighton 8-6 3/5/99 (a) Creighton 9-8 3/5/99 (a) Creighton 5-4 3/3/00 (a) Creighton 5-1 3/4/00 (a) Creighton 7-4 3/4/00 (a) Creighton /13/01 (a) Creighton 4-3 4/14/01 (a) UWM 4-0 4/14/01 (a) Creighton 5-3 4/14/04 (a) Creighton 8-4 4/20/05 (a) #28 Creighton 3-2 4/20/05 (a) #28 Creighton 9-1 Cumberland (TN) 0-4 3/14/94 (a) Cumberland 3-2 3/14/94 (a) Cumberland 7-2 3/11/96 (a) Cumberland 7-4 3/11/96 (a) Cumberland 9-8 Dartmouth 1-1 3/21/04 (a) Dartmouth 4-1 3/23/04 (a) UWM 5-4 Dayton 1-0 3/7/10 (n) UWM 6-0 DeKalb 2-6 3/24/91 (a) DeKalb 3-2 3/24/91 (a) DeKalb /26/91 (a) DeKalb 4-1 3/26/91 (a) DeKalb 6-5 3/16/92 (a) DeKalb 3-1 3/16/92 (a) UWM 8-2 3/17/92 (a) DeKalb 6-5 3/17/92 (a) UWM 3-0 Detroit /27/96 (h) Detroit 5-4 4/27/96 (h) UWM 5-3 4/28/96 (h) Detroit 9-6 4/28/96 (h) UWM /5/97 (a) Detroit 5-3 4/6/97 (a) Detroit /6/97 (a) Detroit /7/97 (a) UWM 9-5 4/4/98 (h) UWM /4/98 (h) Detroit 8-5 4/5/98 (h) Detroit 4-3 4/5/98 (h) Detroit 2-1 5/10/98 (n) UWM 6-1 4/10/99 (a) Detroit 1-0 4/10/99 (a) UWM 8-1 5/15/99 (n) UWM /5/00 (h) UWM 5-3 5/6/00 (h) UWM /6/00 (h) UWM 4-1 5/7/00 (h) UWM 7-3 5/18/00 (n) UWM /7/01 (a) UWM 6-4 4/7/01 (a) UWM /8/01 (a) UWM /8/01 (a) UWM /17/01 (n) UWM /3/02 (h) UWM 7-4 5/4/02 (h) UWM /4/02 (h) UWM 1-0 5/5/02 (h) UWM 5-3 5/3/03 (a) Detroit 3-2 5/3/03 (a) UWM /4/03 (a) Detroit 6-2 5/4/03 (a) Detroit 4-1 5/1/04 (h) UWM 7-3 5/2/04 (h) Detroit /2/04 (h) Detroit 4-3 5/3/04 (h) UWM 2-1 Edgewood 2-0 5/6/92 (a) UWM 9-1 5/6/92 (a) UWM 7-2 Eastern Illinois 5-9 3/26/94 (h) EIU 3-0 3/26/94 (h) EIU 2-1 4/5/95 (a) UWM 7-5 3/8/97 (a) EIU /8/97 (a) EIU /22/98 (h) EIU 3-0 4/22/98 (h) UWM 6-5 5/3/00 (a) EIU 3-0 5/3/00 (a) UWM /8/01 (h) UWM /8/01 (h) UWM 5-1 2/25/06 (n) EIU 3-2 3/7/09 (n) EIU 4-3 3/8/09 (n) EIU 16-4 Eastern Kentucky 0-3 3/12/95 (a) EKU 2-1 3/12/95 (a) EKU /12/00 (a) EKU 4-3 Evansville 1-4 3/24/93 (a) Evansville 8-5 3/10/01 (a) Evansville 7-6 3/10/01 (a) Evansville 7-5 3/11/01 (a) UWM 9-8 2/24/06 (a) Evansville 6-5 Georgia State 1-0 3/21/92 (a) UWM 7-2 Hartford 2-0 3/21/01 (n) UWM /22/01 (n) UWM 11-7 Harvard 1-0 3/22/03 (n) UWM 6-3 Hawaii 0-4 3/16/07 (a) Hawaii 9-2 3/17/07 (a) Hawaii /17/07 (a) Hawaii 5-3 3/18/07 (a) Hawaii 9-2 Illinois 1-1 3/24/02 (a) Illinois 2-1 3/24/05 (n) UWM 4-1 Illinois-Chicago (UIC) /21/92 (a) UIC 9-4 4/21/92 (a) UIC 4-1 5/7/92 (a) UIC 5-4 5/6/93 (a) UIC 3-2 5/6/93 (a) UWM /1/94 (a) UIC 2-1 5/1/94 (a) UIC 7-3 5/2/94 (h) UIC 9-3 4/15/95 (a) UIC 6-0 4/15/95 (a) UWM 1-0 4/16/95 (a) UWM 2-0 4/16/95 (a) UIC 7-3 4/13/96 (h) UIC 5-4 4/13/96 (h) UIC /14/96 (h) UIC 8-4 4/14/96 (h) UWM /11/96 (n) UIC 8-5 5/3/97 (a) UIC 4-3 5/3/97 (a) UWM 5-4 5/4/97 (a) UWM /4/97 (a) UWM 5-1 3/27/98 (h) UWM 6-1 3/28/98 (h) UWM /28/98 (h) UWM 6-4 3/29/98 (h) UWM 9-5 5/7/99 (a) UWM /8/99 (a) UWM 7-6 5/8/99 (a) UIC 6-3 5/9/99 (a) UWM 5-4 5/14/99 (a) UIC /17/99 (a) UWM /28/00 (h) UWM 4-2 4/29/00 (h) UWM 4-1 4/29/00 (h) UIC 6-3 4/30/00 (h) UIC 7-4 5/20/00 (n) UIC 5-4 4/27/01 (a) UWM /28/01 (a) UIC 9-6 4/28/01 (a) UIC 7-0 4/29/01 (a) UWM /19/01 (a) UWM 7-6 5/17/02 (h) UIC /18/02 (h) UWM 3-1 5/18/02 (h) UIC /19/02 (h) UIC /25/02 (n) UWM 9-0 5/26/02 (n) UWM 6-3 5/16/03 (a) UIC /17/03 (a) UWM 4-2 5/17/03 (a) UWM 2-1 5/18/03 (a) UIC 4-2 5/23/03 (a) UIC 6-4 4/16/04 (h) UWM /17/04 (h) UIC 5-1 4/17/04 (h) UIC 3-0 4/18/04 (h) UWM 4-3 5/27/04 (n) UIC 9-6 4/15/05 (a) UWM 8-6 4/16/05 (a) UIC /16/05 (a) UWM /17/05 (a) UIC /28/05 (n) UWM 8-4 5/29/05 (n) UIC 9-6 3/24/06 (a) UIC 5-2 3/25/06 (a) UWM /25/06 (a) UIC 5-3 4/11/06 (h) UIC /11/06 (h) UIC 8-5 4/18/06 (h) UWM 7-6 5/26/06 (n) UIC /23/07 (a) UIC 9-8 3/24/07 (a) UWM 3-1 3/24/07 (a) UWM 9-2 4/10/07 (h) UIC 8-4 4/10/07 (h) UIC 12-1 Note: (h) denotes home game / (a) denotes away game / (n) denotes neutral field 49

52 4/17/07 (h) UIC /22/08 (a) UIC 9-8 3/23/08 (a) UIC 2-1 3/23/08 (a) UIC 5-4 5/9/08 (h) UWM 6-3 5/9/08 (h) UIC 7-3 5/23/08 (n) UIC 7-5 5/24/08 (n) UWM 7-2 5/25/08 (n) UIC /3/09 (h) UWM 6-3 4/4/09 (h) UIC 7-3 4/4/09 (h) UWM /8/09 (a) UIC 5-4 5/8/09 (a) UIC 6-3 5/23/09 (n) UIC /26/10 (a) UIC 6-5 3/27/10 (a) UWM /27/10 (a) UIC /15/10 (h) UIC /15/10 (h) UWM /8/11 (a) UWM 4-3 4/9/11 (a) UWM /9/11 (a) UWM 6-5 5/27/11 (n) UIC 1-0 Illinois State 2-6 4/25/91 (a) Illinois State 6-5 3/23/94 (a) Illinois State 4-2 3/23/94 (a) Illinois State 7-3 4/2/05 (a) UWM 8-6 4/2/05 (a) Illinois State 6-3 4/3/05 (a) UWM /26/11 (n) Illinois State /27/11 (n) Illinois State 8-13 Indiana 0-6 3/2/91 (a) Indiana 8-0 3/3/91 (a) Indiana 5-4 2/29/92 (a) Indiana /1/92 (a) Indiana /1/92 (a) Indiana /20/04 (a) Indiana IPFW 4-4 4/6/05 (a) UWM /6/05 (a) UWM /18/05 (h) IPFW 6-4 5/18/05 (h) UWM 5-4 3/25/11 (a) UWM 4-3 3/26/11 (a) IPFW 4-5 3/27/11 (a) UWM 5-0 3/27/11 (a) IPFW 0-3 Indiana State 5-1 4/20/99 (h) UWM 9-4 3/27/04 (a) UWM 5-4 3/27/04 (a) UWM 7-4 3/28/04 (a) UWM /4/06 (a) Indiana State /4/06 (a) UWM 15-9 Indiana Tech 2-0 3/16/95 (n) UWM 5-4 3/13/96 (n) UWM 5-3 Iowa 8-6 5/5/95 (a) Iowa /5/95 (a) Iowa 6-4 5/5/96 (a) UWM 8-5 5/5/96 (a) UWM 2-0 4/23/97 (a) UWM 1-0 4/23/97 (a) UWM 2-1 5/7/02 (a) UWM 8-6 5/7/02 (a) UWM 7-3 5/4/05 (a) Iowa 5-1 5/4/05 (a) Iowa 8-2 4/22/08 (a) UWM /5/09 (a) Iowa /13/10 (a) Iowa 9-3 5/4/11 (a) UWM 4-3 Iowa State 0-2 3/20/97 (a) Iowa State 4-3 3/20/97 (a) Iowa State 1-0 Jacksonville 1-1 2/22/08 (a) Jacksonville /1/09 (a) UWM 10-9 Jacksonville State 2-2 3/15/99 (a) Jacksonville State 7-5 3/16/99 (a) Jacksonville State 6-5 3/20/99 (a) UWM /20/99 (a) UWM 13-5 Kansas 1-5 2/22/02 (a) Kansas 4-1 2/23/02 (a) Kansas 8-7 2/23/02 (a) Kansas /5/04 (a) Kansas /6/04 (a) UWM 9-7 3/7/04 (a) Kansas 8-7 Kansas State 0-5 3/4/97 (a) K-State 5-4 3/4/97 (a) K-State /18/02 (n) K-State 8-7 3/19/10 (a) #25 K-State 4-0 3/19/10 (a) #25 K-State 2-1 Kennesaw State 0-1 3/28/91 (a) Kennesaw State 9-1 Kentucky 0-3 3/2/07 (a) #21 Kentucky /3/07 (a) #21 Kentucky 7-3 3/4/07 (a) #21 Kentucky 18-3 Lakeland 2-0 4/23/01 (h) UWM 8-2 4/23/01 (h) UWM 8-2 Lewis 0-6 4/16/91 (h) Lewis 4-3 4/16/91 (h) Lewis 4-1 5/2/91 (a) Lewis /2/91 (a) Lewis /1/92 (a) Lewis /8/92 (h) Lewis Loras 0-1 3/23/91 (n) Loras 9-2 Louisville 0-2 3/6/09 (a) Louisville /7/09 (a) Louisville 8-7 Madison Tech 1-0 4/4/91 (h) UWM 10-6 Massachusetts 0-1 3/19/04 (n) UMass 11-5 McNeese State 0-1 2/11/00 (a) McNeese State 10-4 Miami (FL) 0-1 3/20/02 (a) Miami 10-3 Miami (OH) 1-1 3/26/00 (a) Miami 8-2 3/26/00 (a) UWM 7-1 Michigan 1-0 2/27/09 (n) UWM (Michigan #25) Middle Tennessee State 1-8 3/19/94 (a) Middle Tenn /19/94 (a) Middle Tenn /9/96 (a) Middle Tenn /10/96 (a) Middle Tenn /10/96 (a) Middle Tenn /19/99 (a) Middle Tenn /24/00 (a) Middle Tenn /24/00 (a) Middle Tenn /25/00 (a) UWM 5-3 MSOE 1-0 5/9/07 (h) UWM 17-7 Minnesota 2-7 4/27/95 (a) Minnesota /16/96 (a) Minnesota 5-2 4/16/96 (a) Minnesota /26/97 (a) Minnesota /26/97 (a) Minnesota 8-3 3/24/98 (a) Minnesota /25/98 (a) UWM /14/09 (a) #23 Minnesota /3/10 (a) UWM 13-6 Minnesota-Duluth 1-0 5/9/00 (h) UWM 6-5 Missouri 1-2 3/3/06 (a) #20 Missouri /4/06 (a) #20 Missouri 9-5 3/5/06 (a) UWM (Missouri #20) 7-2 Missouri State 0-1 NCAA Regional 6/1/02 (n) Missouri State 6-1 Morehead State 2-3 3/12/94 (a) Morehead 5-2 3/12/94 (a) Morehead 4-3 3/14/95 (a) UWM /15/95 (a) UWM 8-1 2/12/95 (a) Morehead Murray State 2-1 3/16/94 (a) UWM 6-4 3/16/94 (a) UWM 4-1 3/12/99 (a) Murray 9-7 Nebraska /21/98 (a) Nebraska 7-2 2/21/98 (a) Nebraska 9-2 2/22/98 (a) Nebraska 6-2 2/27/99 (a) Nebraska 8-7 2/28/99 (a) Nebraska /28/99 (a) Nebraska /24/00 (a) #15 Nebraska /24/00 (a) #15 Nebraska 8-5 4/25/00 (a) UWM (Nebraska #15) 9-7 3/28/01 (a) #8 Nebraska /28/01 (a) #8 Nebraska /2/02 (a) #13 Nebraska /3/02 (a) #13 Nebraska 16-1 NCAA Regional 5/31/02 (a) #13 Nebraska 7-2 3/7/03 (a) #12 Nebraska 8-0 3/7/03 (a) #12 Nebraska 9-6 3/30/04 (a) #20 Nebraska /31/04 (a) #20 Nebraska 9-0 Nebraska-Omaha 0-1 4/14/04 (a) UNO New Orleans 0-1 2/12/00 (n) New Orleans 17-3 Northeastern 1-0 3/18/01 (n) UWM 11-4 North Carolina-Wilmington 0-1 2/23/08 (n) UNCW 6-3 Northeastern Illinois /11/91 (a) NEI 7-2 4/11/91 (a) NEI 4-8 4/30/91 (h) NEI 3-2 4/30/91 (h) NEI 3-2 4/20/92 (h) NEI /20/92 (h) UWM 7-6 5/3/92 (a) NEI 1-0 5/3/92 (a) NEI 7-2 5/9/93 (h) NEI /9/93 (h) NEI 3-2 4/16/94 (a) UWM /16/94 (a) NEI /17/94 (h) UWM 6-5 4/17/94 (h) NEI /6/95 (h) NEI 3-2 5/6/95 (h) UWM 3-2 4/9/96 (a) NEI 6-4 4/9/96 (a) NEI 7-2 4/25/96 (h) NEI /25/96 (h) UWM 8-3 4/9/97 (a) UWM 3-2 4/9/97 (a) UWM /24/97 (a) UWM 8-0 4/24/97 (h) UWM /30/98 (h) UWM 9-1 4/30/98 (h) UWM 13-4 Northern Illinois /9/92 (a) UWM 8-6 4/9/92 (a) UWM 6-5 4/17/92 (h) NIU 4-1 4/17/92 (h) NIU 5-4 4/13/93 (a) UWM 9-3 4/13/93 (a) NIU 9-3 4/5/94 (a) UWM 7-6 4/21/94 (h) UWM 8-5 4/21/94 (h) NIU /22/95 (h) NIU 6-4 4/22/95 (h) NIU /23/95 (a) NIU /23/95 (a) UWM 8-5 4/20/96 (a) UWM /20/96 (a) UWM /21/96 (a) NIU 3-0 4/21/96 (a) UWM 9-0 5/12/96 (n) NIU 4-1 Note: (h) denotes home game / (a) denotes away game / (n) denotes neutral field 50

53 4/26/97 (h) NIU /26/97 (h) UWM 7-2 4/27/97 (h) UWM 6-5 4/27/97 (h) NIU /1/99 (a) UWM /1/99 (a) UWM 3-0 4/3/01 (a) NIU 9-8 4/16/02 (a) UWM 6-3 4/6/04 (a) UWM 2-1 4/6/04 (a) NIU /26/06 (a) UWM (n) 9-8 5/2/06 (h) NIU 8-7 5/2/07 (h) NIU /2/07 (h) UWM /2/08 (a) NIU 3-2 4/29/08 (h) NIU 5-3 4/4/09 (a) NIU 5-3 4/28/09 (h) UWM 5-2 4/28/09 (h) UWM 6-4 5/12/09 (a) UWM (n) 7-6 3/24/10 (a) NIU 7-5 5/12/10 (h) NIU 5-3 5/18/10 (a) NIU /17/11 (h) NIU /17/11 (h) UWM 13-6 Northern Iowa /6/91 (a) UNI 7-0 4/6/91 (a) UWM /7/91 (a) UNI 6-5 4/7/91 (a) UNI 5-1 3/24/92 (a) UWM /25/92 (a) UNI 7-6 3/25/92 (a) UNI 6-3 4/22/92 (h) UNI /22/92 (h) UNI 5-2 3/30/94 (a) UNI 3-2 3/30/94 (a) UWM 3-2 5/3/94 (h) UWM 5-4 5/3/94 (h) UWM 7-6 4/25/95 (h) UNI /25/95 (h) UNI 4-3 3/27/02 (a) UNI /28/06 (a) UWM 4-2 5/7/08 (a) UNI 9-6 Northwestern /14/94 (a) Northwestern 8-1 4/19/95 (a) Northwestern 3-1 4/19/95 (a) Northwestern 5-4 4/24/96 (a) Northwestern 6-5 5/7/96 (a) Northwestern /1/97 (a) Northwestern 1-0 4/29/97 (a) Northwestern /7/98 (a) UWM 6-4 4/13/99 (a) Northwestern 9-5 4/12/00 (a) Northwestern /1/01 (a) UWM /30/02 (a) UWM 6-5 4/27/04 (a) Northwestern /26/05 (a) Northwestern /25/06 (a) UWM 5-4 4/24/07 (a) Northwestern /30/08 (a) UWM 6-5 4/29/09 (a) UWM 7-2 3/28/10 (h) UWM 9-0 3/28/10 (h) Northwestern 4-1 4/5/11 (a) UWM 10-4 Notre Dame /15/94 (a) Notre Dame /15/94 (a) Notre Dame /7/95 (a) UWM /8/95 (a) Notre Dame 7-6 4/8/95 (a) Notre Dame /8/96 (a) Notre Dame 8-6 4/3/97 (a) Notre Dame /3/97 (a) UWM 2-1 4/13/98 (a) Notre Dame 4-1 3/30/99 (a) Notre Dame 7-6 3/29/00 (a) #21 UWM 14-3 NCAA Regional 5/25/01 (a) #8 Notre Dame /26/08 (a) Notre Dame 14-3 Ohio 1-3 3/18/11 (a) Ohio 3-4 3/19/11 (a) UWM 7-2 3/19/11 (a) Ohio 4-6 3/20/11 (a) Ohio 2-3 Ohio State 0-1 3/20/05 (a) Ohio State 4-1 Oklahoma State 0-5 2/13/99 (a) OSU /14/99 (a) OSU /11/05 (a) OSU /12/05 (a) OSU /13/05 (a) OSU 5-1 Oral Roberts 0-1 2/13/00 (n) Oral Roberts 7-5 Piedmont 0-2 3/20/92 (a) Piedmont /20/92 (a) Piedmont 9-1 Radford 1-0 3/15/02 (n) UWM 2-0 Rhode Island 1-0 3/19/05 (a) UWM 12-9 Rice 1-1 NCAA Regional 5/28/99 (n) UWM (Rice #1) 8-4 5/29/99 (n) #1 Rice 27-1 Richmond 1-0 2/24/08 (n) UWM 5-2 Rider 1-1 3/17/02 (n) Rider 6-2 3/18/02 (n) UWM 11-4 St. Francis (IL) 1-9 4/21/91 (a) St. Francis 3-2 4/21/91 (a) St. Francis /22/92 (a) St. Francis 8-1 4/22/92 (h) UWM 7-5 4/12/92 (h) St. Francis 3-0 4/12/92 (a) St. Francis 6-1 4/28/92 (h) St. Francis 6-4 4/28/92 (h) St. Francis /22/93 (h) St. Francis /22/93 (h) St. Francis 7-5 St. Francis (NY) 1-0 3/17/01 (n) UWM 16-5 St. Joseph s (IN) 1-1 2/26/97 (n) UWM 4-1 2/26/97 (n) St. Joe s 6-2 Saint Louis 1-2 3/12/04 (a) UWM 9-8 3/13/04 (a) Saint Louis 7-3 3/13/04 (a) Saint Louis 8-7 St. Mary s (CA) 1-7 2/10/06 (a) UWM 2-0 2/11/06 (a) St. Mary s /11/06 (a) St. Mary s 5-2 2/12/06 (a) St. Mary s 7-3 2/29/08 (a) St. Mary s 9-4 3/1/08 (a) St. Mary s 5-1 3/1/08 (a) St. Mary s 5-4 3/2/08 (a) St. Mary s 7-1 St. Norbert 2-0 4/9/10 (h) UWM /12/11 (h) UWM 11-0 St. Xavier 0-1 5/2/93 (a) St. Xavier 15-4 Samford 5-1 3/13/98 (a) UWM 8-3 3/13/98 (a) UWM /14/98 (a) UWM 3-1 3/14/98 (a) UWM /22/00 (a) UWM /22/00 (a) Samford San Diego 0-1 NCAA Regional 6/5/10 (n) #15 San Diego 22-1 San Jose State 0-2 3/10/11 (a) SJSU /13/11 (a) SJSU 4-11 Santa Clara 1-0 3/12/11 (a) UWM 3-0 Shorter 0-2 3/25/91 (a) Shorter 4-1 3/25/91 (a) Shorter 6-2 Southern Illinois 1-5 5/15/04 (a) UWM 8-2 5/15/04 (a) SIU 5-4 5/16/04 (a) SIU 9-8 4/4/08 (a) SIU /5/08 (a) SIU 5-4 4/6/08 (a) SIU 5-2 SIU Edwardsville 2-0 3/6/10 (a) UWM /6/10 (a) UWM 6-5 Southern Tech 0-4 3/27/91 (a) Southern Tech 3-2 3/27/91 (a) Southern Tech 2-1 3/15/92 (a) Southern Tech 5-2 3/25/92 (a) Southern Tech 6-3 Stony Brook 2-0 3/19/01 (n) UWM /22/01 (n) UWM 21-4 Tennessee 1-2 2/18/11 (a) Tennessee 0-4 2/19/11 (a) Tennessee 6-7 2/20/11 (a) UWM 9-6 Tennessee Tech 2-1 3/15/94 (a) Tenn. Tech 6-1 3/15/94 (a) UWM 6-2 3/17/99 (a) UWM Texas 0-3 3/2/01 (a) Texas 8-1 3/4/01 (a) Texas /5/01 (a) Texas 9-3 Texas Tech 0-1 NCAA Regional 5/29/99 (a) #21 Texas Tech 8-5 Valparaiso /28/93 (a) Valpo 5-3 4/28/93 (a) UWM 2-1 5/8/94 (a) Valpo 2-0 5/8/94 (a) UWM /8/94 (a) UWM /11/96 (a) UWM /11/96 (a) UWM /23/97 (a) UWM 3-1 3/23/97 (a) Valpo /5/99 (a) UWM /30/00 (a) UWM 7-1 4/12/01 (a) Valpo 8-7 4/18/02 (a) UWM 8-4 4/22/04 (a) UWM 4-3 2/27/05 (n) UWM 8-7 4/13/05 (a) UWM /2/08 (h) Valpo 7-6 5/3/08 (h) UWM /3/08 (h) Valpo /24/08 (n) UWM 8-3 3/26/09 (a) UWM 6-5 3/27/09 (a) Valpo 4-2 3/27/09 (a) Valpo 7-5 5/22/09 (n) UWM /30/10 (h) Valpo /1/10 (h) UWM 7-5 5/1/10 (h) UWM 3-0 5/27/10 (n) UWM 3-1 5/29/10 (n) UWM 3-1 5/14/11 (a) UWM 7-3 5/14/11 (a) UWM 7-3 5/19/11 (h) UWM 4-3 5/20/11 (h) UWM 6-5 5/20/11 (h) Valpo 2-14 Vanderbilt 0-1 3/12/96 (a) Vanderbilt 8-1 Vermont 0-1 3/20/05 (a) Vermont 2-1 Viterbo 3-1 4/26/92 (h) UWM 6-1 4/26/92 (h) UWM 3-1 4/17/97 (a) UWM /17/97 (a) Viterbo 11-8 West Georgia State 0-1 3/18/92 (a) WGSU 8-7 Note: (h) denotes home game / (a) denotes away game / (n) denotes neutral field 51

54 Western Illinois 3-1 4/9/94 (a) UWM 6-1 4/9/94 (a) WIU 6-5 3/20/99 (a) UWM 9-4 3/20/99 (a) UWM 21-5 Western Kentucky 3-5 3/17/94 (a) WKU 2-0 3/18/94 (a) WKU /16/95 (a) UWM /13/96 (a) WKU 8-7 2/27/98 (a) WKU 5-0 2/27/98 (a) UWM /28/98 (a) UWM 9-7 3/19/06 (a) WKU Western Michigan 0-3 5/18/04 (h) WMU /10/05 (a) WMU /10/05 (a) WMU 15-7 Wisconsin 0-1 4/24/91 (a) Wisconsin 2-0 Wisconsin-La Crosse 4-0 4/14/98 (a) UWM /14/98 (a) UWM /2/99 (h) UWM 8-7 4/2/99 (h) UWM 13-6 Wisconsin Lutheran /16/97 (h) UWM 9-3 4/2/98 (h) UWM /2/98 (h) UWM /5/00 (h) UWM /5/00 (h) UWM /11/02 (h) UWM 6-1 4/11/02 (h) UWM /15/09 (h) UWM /9/10 (h) UWM /3/11 (h) UWM 11-3 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 0-2 4/3/91 (a) Oshkosh 4-3 4/3/91 (a) Oshkosh 3-0 Wisconsin-Parkside /18/91 (a) Parkside 4-0 4/18/91 (a) Parkside 2-1 5/4/91 (h) UWM 7-3 5/4/91 (h) UWM /6/92 (h) Parkside 9-1 4/6/92 (h) Parkside /27/92 (a) Parkside 1-0 4/27/92 (a) UWM 5-1 4/26/93 (h) Parkside /26/93 (h) Parkside 5-0 5/7/93 (a) Parkside 5-1 5/7/93 (a) Parkside 5-4 4/15/97 (a) UWM 3-1 4/15/97 (a) UWM 4-0 4/7/99 (h) Parkside 7-0 4/7/99 (h) Parkside 2-0 5/2/01 (a) Parkside /2/01 (a) UWM /2/02 (h) UWM 3-0 5/2/02 (h) UWM 8-5 3/30/10 (h) UWM 6-2 3/30/10 (h) UWM 10-4 Wisconsin-Whitewater 2-0 5/2/00 (a) UWM 8-0 4/18/01 (a) UWM 14-1 Wright State /23/94 (h) WSU 4-0 4/23/94 (h) WSU 1-0 4/24/94 (h) WSU 6-2 4/7/96 (h) UWM 3-0 4/7/96 (h) UWM 8-6 3/15/97 (a) WSU 3-2 3/16/97 (a) WSU 8-0 3/16/97 (a) UWM /17/97 (a) WSU 5-1 5/10/97 (n) WSU /24/98 (h) UWM 6-4 4/25/98 (h) WSU 8-6 4/25/98 (h) UWM 7-1 4/26/98 (h) UWM /23/99 (a) UWM /24/99 (a) UWM 4-0 4/24/99 (a) WSU 6-1 4/25/99 (a) UWM /16/99 (n) UWM 3-2 4/14/00 (h) WSU /15/00 (h) UWM /15/00 (h) UWM 5-4 4/16/00 (h) WSU /4/01 (a) UWM /5/01 (a) WSU 6-5 5/5/01 (a) UWM /6/01 (a) UWM /18/01 (n) UWM 5-1 4/12/02 (h) UWM 4-2 4/13/02 (h) WSU 8-4 4/13/02 (h) UWM 6-5 4/14/02 (h) UWM 5-4 4/11/03 (a) WSU 5-4 4/12/03 (a) UWM 6-0 4/12/03 (a) WSU 4-1 4/13/03 (a) WSU 4-0 3/22/04 (n) WSU 5-4 5/7/04 (a) UWM 5-4 5/8/04 (a) WSU 5-0 5/8/04 (a) WSU /9/04 (a) UWM /6/05 (h) UWM 8-2 5/7/05 (h) UWM 7-4 5/7/05 (h) UWM /8/05 (a) WSU /27/05 (n) UWM 4-0 4/1/06 (a) UWM /1/06 (a) WSU 5-1 4/2/06 (a) WSU 2-0 4/28/06 (h) UWM /29/06 (h) UWM 6-3 4/29/06 (h) WSU 4-3 5/25/06 (a) WSU /30/07 (a) UWM /30/07 (a) WSU /31/07 (a) UWM 2-1 4/28/07 (h) WSU /28/07 (h) UWM /29/07 (h) WSU 7-1 5/24/07 (n) WSU /26/07 (n) WSU /25/08 (a) UWM /26/08 (a) WSU 8-2 4/26/08 (a) WSU /22/08 (n) UWM /10/09 (h) UWM /11/09 (h) UWM 8-5 4/11/09 (h) UWM 8-7 5/21/09 (n) WSU /7/10 (a) UWM 9-6 5/8/10 (a) WSU /8/10 (a) UWM /28/10 (n) WSU 1-0 5/29/10 (n) UWM /30/10 (n) UWM 6-3 4/22/11 (h) WSU 3-6 4/23/11 (h) WSU 4-8 4/23/11 (h) WSU 0-8 Xavier 2-2 3/25/95 (a) UWM 6-5 3/25/95 (a) UWM 9-3 3/26/95 (a) Xavier 7-4 3/26/95 (a) Xavier 5-3 Youngstown State /2/94 (a) UWM 4-0 4/2/94 (a) UWM 7-3 3/10/95 (n) UWM /10/02 (a) UWM 7-6 5/11/02 (a) YSU 8-7 5/11/02 (a) UWM 6-0 5/9/03 (h) UWM 8-3 5/10/03 (h) YSU 6-3 5/10/03 (h) UWM 5-4 5/20/05 (a) YSU 9-1 5/21/05 (a) YSU 1-0 5/21/05 (a) YSU 5-4 5/22/05 (a) UWM /26/05 (n) YSU 4-3 5/28/05 (n) UWM /15/06 (h) UWM 7-4 4/15/06 (h) YSU /16/06 (h) YSU /13/06 (a) YSU 4-3 5/13/06 (a) YSU 6-3 5/14/06 (a) UWM 9-5 4/15/07 (h) UWM 3-0 4/15/07 (h) YSU 3-2 5/11/07 (a) UWM 6-3 5/11/07 (a) YSU 9-8 5/12/07 (a) UWM 5-3 5/12/07 (a) YSU 4-3 5/23/07 (n) UWM /25/07 (n) UWM 9-0 4/20/08 (a) YSU /20/08 (a) YSU /15/08 (h) YSU 8-6 5/15/08 (h) YSU 5-4 5/16/08 (h) UWM 9-8 4/17/09 (a) UWM 4-3 4/18/09 (a) UWM /18/09 (a) YSU 8-7 4/23/10 (a) YSU 8-7 4/23/10 (a) UWM 9-8 5/20/10 (h) UWM 9-4 5/22/10 (h) UWM 8-5 5/22/10 (h) UWM 8-7 4/29/11 (h) YSU 2-3 4/29/11 (h) UWM 8-0 5/6/11 (a) UWM /7/11 (a) UWM 3-2 5/7/11 (a) YSU /25/11 (n) YSU 2-4 Note: (h) denotes home game / (a) denotes away game / (n) denotes neutral field 52

55 ( /3rd) Scott Doffek Horizon 2/18 at Tennessee L 0-4 2/19 at Tennessee L 6-7 2/20 at Tennessee W 9-6 2/26 vs. Illinois State~ L /27 vs. Illinois State~ L% /4 at #16 Arkansas L /5 at #16 Arkansas L /6 at #16 Arkansas L 3-7 3/10 at San Jose State L /11 vs. UC Davis+ L 1-3 3/12 at Santa Clara W 3-0 3/13 at San Jose State L /18 at Ohio L% 3-4 3/19 at Ohio W 7-2 3/19 at Ohio L 4-6 3/20 at Ohio L% 2-3 3/25 at IPFW W 5-4 3/26 at IPFW L 4-5 3/27 at IPFW W% 5-1 3/27 at IPFW L 0-3 4/1 Butler* W 4-0 4/2 Butler* L 1-4 4/2 Butler* W 6-5 4/5 at Northwestern W /8 at UIC* W 4-3 4/9 at UIC* W /9 at UIC* W 6-5 4/12 Carroll W 4-1 4/12 St. Norbert W /15 at Cleveland State* W 8-3 4/15 at Cleveland State* L 4-8 4/16 at Cleveland State* W 5-2 4/21 Cardinal Stritch W 7-5 4/22 Wright State* L% 3-6 4/23 Wright State* L 4-8 4/23 Wright State* L 0-8 4/29 Youngstown State*^ L% 2-3 4/29 Youngstown State*^ W 8-0 4/30 Cleveland State* L 0-5 4/30 Cleveland State* W 3-0 5/3 Wisconsin Lutheran W /4 at Iowa W 4-3 5/6 at Youngstown State* W /7 at Youngstown State* W% 3-2 5/7 at Youngstown State* L /14 at Valparaiso* W 7-3 5/14 at Valparaiso* W 7-3 5/15 at Butler* L 1-2 5/15 at Butler* T /17 Northern Illinois L /17 Northern Illinois W /19 Valparaiso* W% 4-3 5/20 Valparaiso* W% 6-5 5/20 Valparaiso* L /25 vs. Youngstown State # L 2-4 5/27 vs. Butler # W 5-0 5/27 vs. UIC # L 0-1 ~ Games played in Clarksville, Tenn. + Game played in San Jose, Calif (17-8/2nd) Scott Doffek Horizon 2/26 at Arkansas State L 5-6 2/27 at Arkansas State L% 3-4 2/27 at Arkansas State L /28 at Arkansas State L 3-8 3/3 at Minnesota W /5 at Austin Peay~ L 1-9 3/6 vs. SIUE~ W /6 vs. SIUE~ W 6-5 3/7 vs. Dayton~ W 6-0 3/12 at #14 Arkansas L /13 at #14 Arkansas L 0-7 3/14 at #14 Arkansas L% 2-3 3/19 at #25 Kansas State L 0-4 3/19 at #25 Kansas State L 1-2 3/24 at Northern Illinois L 5-7 3/26 at UIC* L 5-6 3/27 at UIC* W /27 at UIC* L /30 Parkside W 6-2 3/30 Parkside W /2 Cleveland State* W 4-1 4/3 Cleveland State* W 5-3 4/3 Cleveland State* W 7-5 4/9 Wisconsin Lutheran W /9 St. Norbert W /13 at Iowa L 3-9 4/17 at Butler* L /17 at Butler* W /18 at Butler* L /21 at Bradley W /21 at Bradley W /23 at Youngstown State* L 7-8 4/23 at Youngstown State* W 9-8 4/25 at Cleveland State* W 6-5 4/28 Northwestern^ W 9-0 4/28 Northwestern^ L 1-4 4/30 Valparaiso* L /1 Valparaiso* W% 7-5 5/1 Valparaiso* W 3-0 5/4 Cardinal Stritch W 7-6 5/7 at Wright State* W 9-6 5/8 at Wright State* L /8 at Wright State* W /12 Northern Illinois^ L 3-5 5/14 Butler* W 5-4 5/14 Butler* W 6-5 5/15 UIC* L /15 UIC* W /18 at Northern Illinois L /20 Youngstown State* W 9-4 5/22 Youngstown State* W 8-5 5/22 Youngstown State* W% 8-7 5/27 vs. Valparaiso # W 3-1 5/28 vs. Wright State # L 0-1 5/29 vs. Valparaiso # W 3-1 5/29 vs. Wright State # W /30 vs. Wright State # W 6-3 6/4 at #1 Arizona State $ L 2-6 6/5 vs. #15 San Diego $ L 1-22 ~ Games played in Clarksville, Tenn. $ NCAA Regional at Tempe, Ariz (14-9/2nd) Scott Doffek Horizon 2/20 at #6 Arizona State L /21 at #6 Arizona State L /21 at #6 Arizona State L /22 at #6 Arizona State L /27 vs. #25 Michigan~ W /28 vs. Akron~ W 9-7 3/1 at Jacksonville~ W /6 at #25 Louisville+ L /7 vs. Eastern Illinois+ L 3-4 3/7 at #25 Louisville+ L 7-8 3/8 vs. Eastern Illinois+ L /13 at Austin Peay L /14 at Austin Peay L 4-7 3/14 at Austin Peay W 3-2 3/15 at Austin Peay L 1-5 3/18 at Central Michigan L /18 at Central Michigan L 3-5 3/26 at Valparaiso* W 6-5 3/27 at Valparaiso* L 2-4 3/27 at Valparaiso* L 5-7 4/1 at Northern Illinois L 3-5 4/3 UIC* W 6-3 4/4 UIC* L 3-7 4/4 UIC* W /7 Chicago State W /7 Chicago State W /10 Wright State* W /11 Wright State* W 8-5 4/11 Wright State* W 8-7 4/14 at #23 Minnesota L /15 Wisconsin Lutheran W /17 at Youngstown State* W 4-3 4/18 at Youngstown State* W /18 at Youngstown State* L 7-8 4/23 Cardinal Stritch W 7-3 4/28 Northern Illinois W 5-2 4/28 Northern Illinois W 6-4 4/29 at Northwestern W 7-2 5/2 at Cleveland State* L 2-3 5/2 at Cleveland State* W% /3 at Cleveland State* W /3 at Cleveland State* L 3-5 5/5 at Iowa L /8 at UIC* L 4-5 5/8 at UIC* L 3-6 5/9 at Butler* W 3-2 5/9 at Butler* L 6-7 5/12 vs. Northern Illinois$ W 7-6 5/14 Butler*^ W 6-5 5/14 Butler*^ W 7-6 5/15 Butler* W 6-0 5/21 vs. Wright State # L /22 vs. Valparaiso # W /22 at Cleveland State # W 6-5 5/23 vs. UIC # L 3-18 ~ Games played in Jacksonville, Fla. + Games played in Louisville, Ky. $ Game played in Rockford, Ill (11-15/5th) Scott Doffek Horizon 2/22 at Jacksonville~ L /23 vs. UNC Wilmington~ L 3-6 2/24 vs. Richmond~ W 5-2 2/29 at St. Mary s (CA) L 4-9 3/1 at St. Mary s (CA) L 1-5 3/1 at St. Mary s (CA) L 4-5 3/2 at St. Mary s (CA) L 1-7 3/8 at Centenary L 4-8 3/8 at Centenary L 7-8 3/9 at Centenary L 6-8 3/9 at Centenary L 1-2 3/14 at Austin Peay W /15 at Austin Peay W /16 at Austin Peay L 4-6 3/22 at UIC* L 8-9 3/23 at UIC* L 1-2 3/23 at UIC* L 4-5 3/26 at Notre Dame L /28 at Butler* W /29 at Butler* L /29 at Butler* W /2 at Northern Illinois L% 2-3 4/4 at Southern Illinois L /5 at Southern Illinois L 4-5 4/6 at Southern Illinois L 2-5 4/9 at Chicago State W% /9 at Chicago State W 9-7 4/11 vs. Cleveland State*+ W 7-6 4/11 vs. Cleveland State*+ L /13 vs. Cleveland State*+ W 6-5 4/15 Bradley W 4-3 4/15 Bradley W 4-2 4/19 at Cleveland State* L 4-7 4/19 at Cleveland State* W 4-3 4/20 at Youngstown State* L% /20 at Youngstown State* W /22 at Iowa W /25 at Wright State* W /26 at Wright State* L 2-8 4/26 at Wright State* L /29 Northern Illinois L 3-5 4/30 at Northwestern W 6-5 5/2 Valparaiso* L 6-7 5/3 Valparaiso* W /3 Valparaiso* L /6 Chicago State L /6 Chicago State W 4-3 5/7 at UNI L 6-9 5/9 UIC* W 6-3 5/9 UIC* L 3-7 5/10 Butler* W /10 Butler* W 9-5 5/15 Youngstown State*^ L 6-8 5/15 Youngstown State*^ L% 4-5 5/16 Youngstown State* W 9-8 5/21 vs. Cleveland State # W% /22 vs. Wright State # W /23 vs. UIC # L 5-7 5/24 vs. Valparaiso # W 8-3 5/24 vs. UIC # W 7-2 5/25 vs. UIC # L 3-16 ~ Games played in Jacksonville, Fla. + Games played in Chicago, Ill (16-14/3rd) Scott Doffek Horizon 2/18 at #6 Arkansas L 3-8 2/18 at #6 Arkansas L /19 at #5 Arkansas L 1-8 3/2 at #21 Kentucky L /3 at #21 Kentucky L 3-7 3/4 at #21 Kentucky L /9 at Austin Peay L 1-3 3/10 at Austin Peay L 4-5 3/11 at Austin Peay L /16 at Hawaii L 2-9 3/17 at Hawaii L /17 at Hawaii L 3-5 3/18 at Hawaii L 2-9 * League Game ^ Game Played at Miller Park # Horizon League Tournament % Extra Innings Home Games at Hank Aaron Field Unless Noted 53

56 3/23 at UIC* L 8-9 3/24 at UIC* W 3-1 3/24 at UIC* W 9-2 3/27 at Chicago State L% 1-2 3/27 at Chicago State W /30 at Wright State* W /30 at Wright State* L /31 at Wright State* W 2-1 4/7 Butler*^ L 2-5 4/7 Butler*^ W 1-0 4/10 UIC* L 4-8 4/10 UIC* L /15 Youngstown State* W 3-0 4/15 Youngstown State* L 2-3 4/17 UIC* L /20 at Cleveland State* W /21 at Cleveland State* L /21 at Cleveland State* W 2-1 4/24 at Northwestern L /28 Wright State* L /28 Wright State* W /29 Wright State* L 1-7 5/1 Carroll W 9-1 5/1 Carroll W /2 Northern Illinois L /2 Northern Illinois W /4 Cleveland State* W /5 Cleveland State* W /5 Cleveland State* W /8 Chicago State W /8 Chicago State W /9 MSOE W /11 at Youngstown State* W% 6-3 5/11 at Youngstown State* L 8-9 5/12 at Youngstown State* W 5-3 5/12 at Youngstown State* L 3-4 5/18 at Butler* L 7-8 5/18 at Butler* L /19 at Butler* W% 2-1 5/19 at Butler* W 6-2 5/23 vs. Youngstown State # W /24 vs. Wright State # L /25 vs. Youngstown State # W 9-0 5/26 vs. Wright State # L% (18-12/2nd) Jerry Augustine Horizon 2/10 at St. Mary s (CA) W 2-0 2/11 at St. Mary s (CA) L /11 at St. Mary s (CA) L 2-5 2/12 at St. Mary s (CA) L 3-7 2/24 at Evansville$ L% 5-6 2/25 vs. Eastern Illinois$ L 2-3 2/26 vs. Northern Illinois$ W 9-8 3/3 at #20 Missouri L /4 at #20 Missouri L 5-9 3/5 at #20 Missouri W 7-2 3/18 vs. Akron! W /19 vs. Akron! W /19 at Western Kentucky L /21 at Kansas State Cancelled 3/22 at Kansas State Cancelled 3/24 at UIC* L 2-5 3/25 at UIC* W% /25 at UIC* L 3-5 3/28 at Northern Iowa W 4-2 4/1 at Wright State* W /1 at Wright State* L 1-5 4/2 at Wright State* L 0-2 4/4 at Indiana State L /4 at Indiana State W /8 Butler*^ W 3-2 4/8 Butler*^ W% 3-1 4/9 Butler* W 4-2 4/11 UIC* L /11 UIC* L 5-8 4/12 at Chicago State W /15 Youngstown State* W 7-4 4/15 Youngstown State* L /16 Youngstown State* L /18 UIC* W% 7-6 4/22 at Cleveland State* L 4-6 4/22 at Cleveland State* W /23 at Cleveland State* W /25 at Northwestern W% 5-4 4/27 Carroll College W 7-5 4/28 Wright State* W /29 Wright State* W 6-3 4/29 Wright State* L 3-4 5/2 Northern Illinois L 7-8 5/6 Cleveland State* W /6 Cleveland State* W 6-0 5/7 Cleveland State* W% /10 at Bradley W 6-1 5/10 at Bradley W 5-4 5/13 at Youngstown State* L% 3-4 5/13 at Youngstown State* L 3-6 5/14 at Youngstown State* W 9-5 5/16 Chicago State L 3-5 5/16 Chicago State W /19 at Butler* W /20 at Butler* W 8-3 5/20 at Butler* W 9-5 5/25 at Wright State # L /26 vs. Cleveland State # W 8-3 5/26 vs. UIC # L 6-14 $ Games played in Evansville, Ind.! Games played in Bowling Green, Ky (12-8/3rd) Jerry Augustine Horizon 2/25 at Austin Peay$ L 1-9 2/26 vs. Akron$ L 3-5 2/27 vs. Valparaiso$ W% 8-7 3/4 at Arkansas State W 7-3 3/5 at Arkansas State L 3-6 3/6 at Arkansas State L% 2-3 3/11 at Oklahoma State L /12 at Oklahoma State L /13 at Oklahoma State L 1-5 3/19 vs. Rhode Island! W /20 vs. Vermont! L 1-2 3/20 vs. Ohio State! L 1-4 3/21 vs. Cornell! L 7-8 3/22 vs. Cornell! L 5-6 3/23 vs. Kent State! Cancelled 3/23 vs. Dartmouth! Cancelled 3/24 vs. Illinois! W 4-1 4/2 at Illinois State W 8-6 4/2 at Illinois State L 3-6 4/3 at Illinois State W /6 IPFW W /6 IPFW W /8 Butler* W 7-6 4/9 Butler* L 1-7 4/9 Butler* W 2-1 4/10 Butler* W /13 Valparaiso^ W /15 at UIC* W 8-6 4/16 at UIC* L /16 at UIC* W /17 at UIC* L /20 at #28 Creighton L 2-3 4/20 at #28 Creighton L 1-9 4/22 Cleveland State* L /23 Cleveland State* W 4-3 4/24 Cleveland State* W 9-1 4/24 Cleveland State* W /26 at Northwestern L /29 at Chicago State L 5-7 5/4 at Iowa L 1-5 5/4 at Iowa L 2-8 5/6 Wright State* W 8-2 5/7 Wright State* W 7-4 5/7 Wright State* W /8 Wright State*^ L /10 at Western Michigan L /10 at Western Michigan L /18 IPFW L 4-6 5/18 IPFW W 5-4 5/20 at Youngstown State* L 1-9 5/21 at Youngstown State* L 0-1 5/21 at Youngstown State* L% 4-5 5/22 at Youngstown State* W /25 vs. Butler # W 7-5 5/26 vs. Youngstown State # L 3-4 5/27 vs. Wright State # W 4-0 5/28 vs. Youngstown State # W /28 vs. UIC # W 8-4 5/29 vs. UIC # L 6-9 $ Games played in Clarksville, Tenn.! Games played in Bradenton, Fla (9-10/5th) Jerry Augustine Horizon 3/5 at Kansas L /6 at Kansas W 9-7 3/7 at Kansas L 7-8 3/12 at Saint Louis W 9-8 3/13 at Saint Louis L 3-7 3/13 at Saint Louis L% 7-8 3/19 vs. Massachusetts! L /19 vs. Bucknell! W 7-6 3/20 vs. Indiana! L /21 vs. Dartmouth! L 1-4 3/22 vs. Wright State! L 4-5 3/23 vs. Dartmouth! W 8-3 3/27 at Indiana State W 5-4 3/27 at Indiana State W 7-4 3/28 at Indiana State W /30 at #20 Nebraska L /31 at #20 Nebraska L 0-9 4/6 at Northern Illinois W 2-1 4/6 at Northern Illinois L /9 at Butler* L /10 at Butler* L 0-2 4/10 at Butler* W 6-5 4/11 at Butler* W 6-2 4/14 vs. Neb.-Omaha& L /14 at Creighton L 4-8 4/16 UIC* W /17 UIC* L 1-5 4/17 UIC* L 0-3 4/18 UIC* W 4-3 4/20 Bradley L /22 at Valparaiso W% 4-3 4/23 at Cleveland State* W 6-4 4/24 at Cleveland State* L 0-5 4/24 at Cleveland State* L 0-5 4/27 at Northwestern L /28 Chicago State W 6-2 5/1 Detroit* W 7-3 5/1 Detroit* L /2 Detroit*^ L% 3-4 5/2 Detroit*^ W 2-1 5/4 at Chicago State W /4 at Chicago State W /7 at Wright State* W% 5-4 5/8 at Wright State* L 0-5 5/8 at Wright State* L /9 at Wright State* W 4-3 5/15 at Southern Illinois W 8-2 5/15 at Southern Illinois L 4-5 5/16 at Southern Illinois L% 8-9 5/18 Western Michigan L /26 vs. Wright State # W /27 vs. UIC # L 6-9 5/27 vs. Butler # L 12-15! Games played in Bradenton, Fla. & Game Played at Creighton (13-10/3rd) Jerry Augustine Horizon 2/21 at Austin Peay L 1-5 2/21 at Austin Peay L 2-4 3/7 at #12 Nebraska L 8-0 3/7 at #12 Nebraska L 9-6 3/18 vs. Rider! L 5-3 3/19 vs. St. Peter s! W 6-4 3/19 vs. St. Peter s! W /20 vs. Rider! L /20 vs. Stony Brook! W /21 vs. Stony Brook! W 9-7 3/22 vs. Stony Brook! L /30 at Northern Iowa W 7-6 3/30 at Northern Iowa W% 6-5 3/31 at Northern Iowa L 3-6 4/2 at Bradley L 3-5 4/2 at Bradley W /5 Valparaiso^ W 8-4 4/5 Valparaiso^ W 6-0 4/11 at Wright State* L 4-5 4/12 at Wright State* W 6-0 4/12 at Wright State* L 1-4 4/13 at Wright State* L 0-4 4/18 Butler* W 3-2 4/19 Butler* L% /20 Butler* W 2-1 4/20 Butler* W 7-3 4/22 at Chicago State L 4-6 4/22 at Chicago State W 7-3 4/24 at UW-Parkside L 2-9 4/24 at UW-Parkside W 7-6 4/25 Cleveland State* W /26 Cleveland State* W 7-1 4/26 Cleveland State* W 5-2 4/26 Cleveland State* W 4-1 4/29 at Northwestern L * League Game ^ Game Played at Miller Park # Horizon League Tournament % Extra Innings Home Games at Hank Aaron Field Unless Noted 54

57 5/3 at Detroit* L 2-3 5/3 at Detroit* W /4 at Detroit* L 2-6 5/4 at Detroit* L 1-4 5/6 at Valparaiso L 1-6 5/9 Youngstown State* W 8-3 5/10 Youngstown State* L 3-6 5/10 Youngstown State* W 5-4 5/16 at UIC* L /17 at UIC* W 4-2 5/17 at UIC* W 2-1 5/18 at UIC* L 2-4 5/22 vs. Youngstown State # L 6-9 5/23 vs. UIC # L 4-6! Games played in Homestead, Fla (15/8/2nd) Jerry Augustine Horizon 2/22 at Kansas L 1-4 2/23 at Kansas L 7-8 2/23 at Kansas L /15 vs. Radford! W 2-0 3/15 vs. Chicago State! W /16 vs. Cornell! W 9-8 3/17 vs. Rider! L 5-6 3/18 vs. Rider! W /18 vs. Kansas State! L 7-8 3/20 at Miami (FL) L /24 at Illinois L 1-2 3/27 at Northern Iowa L /2 at #13 Nebraska L /3 at #13 Nebraska L /11 Wis. Lutheran W 6-5 4/11 Wis. Lutheran W /12 Wright State* W 4-2 4/13 Wright State* L 3-8 4/13 Wright State* W 6-5 4/14 Wright State* W 5-4 4/16 at Northern Illinois W 6-3 4/18 at Valparaiso W 8-4 4/20 at Butler* L 2-5 4/21 at Butler* L% 1-4 4/21 at Butler* W 2-1 4/22 at Butler* W 4-1 4/24 Bradley^ W 5-4 4/24 Bradley^ W /26 at Cleveland State* L 2-3 4/27 at Cleveland State* W 8-2 4/27 at Cleveland State* W 4-3 4/28 at Cleveland State* W /30 at Northwestern W 6-5 5/2 UW-Parkside W 3-0 5/2 UW-Parkside W 8-5 5/3 Detroit* W 7-4 5/4 Detroit* W /4 Detroit* W% 1-0 5/5 Detroit* W 5-3 5/7 at Iowa W 8-6 5/7 at Iowa W 7-3 5/10 at Youngstown State* W 7-6 5/11 at Youngstown State* L 7-8 5/11 at Youngstown State* W 6-0 5/15 Chicago State W 6-2 5/15 Chicago State W 9-4 5/17 UIC* L /18 UIC* W 3-1 5/18 UIC* L /19 UIC* L /23 at Cleveland State # W 7-1 5/24 vs. Butler # W 8-5 5/25 vs. UIC # W 9-0 5/26 vs. UIC # W 6-3 5/31 at #13 Nebraska $ L 7-2 6/1 vs. SW Missouri State $ L 6-1 $ NCAA Regional at Lincoln, Neb (16-4/1st) Jerry Augustine MCC 3/2 at Texas L 1-8 3/4 at Texas L /5 at Texas L 3-9 3/10 at Evansville L 6-7 3/10 at Evansville L 5-7 3/11 at Evansville W 9-8 3/17 vs. St. Francis (NY)! W /18 vs. Northeastern! W /18 vs. Cornell! W 8-0 3/19 vs. Stony Brook! W /19 vs. Drexel W /21 vs. Hartford! W /22 vs. Stony Brook! W /22 vs. Hartford! W /28 at #8 Nebraska L /28 at #8 Nebraska L /3 at Northern Illinois L 8-9 4/7 at Detroit* W 6-4 4/7 at Detroit* W /8 at Detroit* W% /8 at Detroit* W /12 at Valparaiso L 7-8 4/13 at Creighton L 3-4 4/14 at Creighton W 4-0 4/14 at Creighton L 3-5 4/18 at UW-Whitewater W /19 Chicago State W /20 Cleveland State* W /21 Cleveland State* W 5-3 4/21 Cleveland State* W 9-3 4/22 Cleveland State* W 8-2 4/23 Lakeland W 8-2 4/23 Lakeland W 8-2 4/27 at UIC* W /28 at UIC* L 6-9 4/28 at UIC* L 0-7 4/29 at UIC* W /1 at Northwestern W /2 at UW-Parkside L /2 at UW-Parkside W /4 at Wright State* W /5 at Wright State* L% 5-6 5/5 at Wright State* W /6 at Wright State* W /8 E. Illinois W /8 E. Illinois W 5-1 5/9 at Chicago State W /11 Butler* W /12 Butler* W 7-0 5/12 Butler* W% 3-2 5/13 Butler* L 1-4 5/17 vs. Detroit # W /18 vs. Wright State # W 5-1 5/19 at UIC # W 7-6 5/20 vs. Cleveland State # W 4-1 5/25 at #8 Notre Dame $ L /26 vs. UC Santa Barbara $ L $ NCAA Regional at South Bend, Ind (12-6/t-1st) Jerry Augustine MCC 2/11 at McNeese State L /12 vs New Orleans L /13 vs Oral Roberts L 5-7 3/3 at Creighton L 1-5 3/4 at Creighton L 4-7 3/4 at Creighton L /12 at E. Kentucky L 3-4 3/12 vs. Akron L 3-8 3/20 at Jacksonville State W /20 at Jacksonville State W /22 at Samford W /22 at Samford L /23 at Ala.-Huntsville W 9-7 3/24 at Middle Tenn. State L 3-4 3/24 at Middle Tenn. State L 3-4 3/25 at Middle Tenn. State W 5-3 3/26 at Miami (OH) L 2-8 3/26 at Miami (OH) W 7-1 3/29 at #21 Notre Dame W /30 at Valparaiso W 7-1 4/3 Concordia (WI) W /5 Wis. Lutheran W /5 Wis. Lutheran W /9 at Butler* W 9-2 4/9 at Butler* W /12 at Northwestern L /14 Wright State* L /15 Wright State* W /15 Wright State* W 5-4 4/16 Wright State* L /24 at #15 Nebraska L /24 at #15 Nebraska L 5-8 4/25 at #15 Nebraska W 9-7 4/26 Chicago State W 7-4 4/28 UIC* W 4-2 4/29 UIC* W 4-1 4/29 UIC* L 3-6 4/30 UIC* L 4-7 5/2 UW-Whitewater W 8-0 5/3 at Eastern Illinois L 0-3 5/3 at Eastern Illinois W /5 Detroit* W 5-3 5/6 Detroit* W /6 Detroit* W 4-1 5/7 Detroit* W 7-3 5/9 Minn.-Duluth W 6-5 5/12 at Cleveland State* L 4-9 5/13 at Cleveland State* W 7-2 5/13 at Cleveland State* W /14 at Cleveland State* L /18 vs. Detroit # W /19 vs. Butler # L /20 vs. Cleveland State # W 6-5 5/20 vs. UIC # L (11-7/2nd) Jerry Augustine MCC 2/13 at Oklahoma State L /14 at Oklahoma State L /27 at Nebraska L 7-8 2/28 at Nebraska L /28 at Nebraska L /5 at Creighton L 8-9 3/5 at Creighton L 4-5 3/12 at Murray State L 7-9 3/14 at Ala.-Birmingham W /14 at Ala.-Birmingham L 3-4 3/15 at Jacksonville State L 5-7 3/16 at Jacksonville State L 5-6 3/17 at Tennessee Tech W /18 at Belmont L /19 at Middle Tenn. State L /20 at Western Illinois W 9-4 3/20 at Western Illinois W /24 at Bradley W /24 at Bradley W 8-2 3/30 at Notre Dame L 6-7 4/1 at Northern Illinois W /1 at Northern Illinois W 3-0 4/2 UW-La Crosse W 8-7 4/2 UW-La Crosse W /7 UW-Parkside L 0-7 4/7 UW-Parkside L 0-2 4/10 at Detroit* L 0-1 4/10 at Detroit* W 8-1 4/13 at Northwestern L 5-9 4/14 Chicago State W 9-8 4/14 Chicago State L 7-8 4/17 Butler* W 7-4 4/17 Butler* W /18 Butler* W 8-7 4/18 Butler* L 4-7 4/20 Indiana State L 4-9 4/23 at Wright State* W /24 at Wright State* W 4-0 4/24 at Wright State* L 1-6 4/25 at Wright State* W /28 Concordia (WI) W /28 Concordia (WI) W /30 Cleveland State* L 6-8 5/1 Cleveland State* W 8-2 5/1 Cleveland State* L 5-9 5/2 Cleveland State* L 2-6 5/4 at Chicago State W /5 Valparaiso W /7 at UIC* W /8 at UIC* W 7-3 5/8 at UIC* L 3-6 5/9 at UIC* W 5-4 5/14 at UIC # L /15 vs. Detroit # W /16 vs. Wright State # W 3-2 5/17 at UIC # W /17 vs. Butler # W /28 vs. #1 Rice $ W 8-4 5/29 at #21 Texas Tech $ L 5-8 5/29 vs. #1 Rice $ L 1-27 $ NCAA Regional at Lubbock, Texas * League Game ^ Game Played at Miller Park # Horizon League Tournament % Extra Innings Home Games at Hank Aaron Field Unless Noted 55

58 (14-6/2nd) Jerry Augustine MCC 2/21 at Nebraska L 2-7 2/21 at Nebraska L 2-9 2/22 at Nebraska L 2-6 2/27 at W. Kentucky L 0-5 2/27 at W. Kentucky W /28 at W. Kentucky W 9-7 3/12 at Belmont T /13 at Samford W 8-3 3/13 at Samford W /14 at Samford W 3-1 3/14 at Samford W /24 at Minnesota L /25 at Minnesota W /27 UIC* W 6-1 3/28 UIC* W /28 UIC* W 6-4 3/29 UIC* W 9-5 4/2 Wis. Lutheran W /2 Wis. Lutheran W /4 Detroit* W /4 Detroit* L 5-8 4/5 Detroit* L 3-4 4/5 Detroit* L 2-1 4/7 at Northwestern W 6-4 4/13 at Notre Dame L 1-4 4/14 at UW-LaCrosse W /14 at UW-LaCrosse W /17 at Butler* W 1-0 4/18 at Butler* W /18 at Butler* W 3-0 4/19 at Butler* L /22 Eastern Illinois L 0-3 4/22 Eastern Illinois W 6-5 4/24 Wright State* W 6-4 4/25 Wright State* L 6-8 4/25 Wright State* W 7-1 4/26 Wright State* W /28 at Chicago State W 6-0 4/28 at Chicago State W 8-0 4/30 NE Illinois W 9-1 4/30 NE Illinois W /1 at Cleveland State* L 4-3 5/1 at Cleveland State* W /2 at Cleveland State* W 5-3 5/2 at Cleveland State* W 9-4 5/8 vs. Cleveland State # W /9 vs. Butler # L% 4-5 5/10 vs. Detroit # W 6-1 5/10 vs. Butler # L (13-11/3rd) Jerry Augustine MCC 2/26 vs. St. Joseph s (IN) W 4-1 2/26 vs. St. Joseph s (IN) L 2-6 3/2 at Creighton L /2 at Creighton L 3-4 3/3 at Creighton L 6-8 3/4 at Kansas State L 4-5 3/4 at Kansas State L /8 at Eastern Illinois L /8 at Eastern Illinois L /15 at Wright State* L 2-3 3/16 at Wright State* L 0-8 3/16 at Wright State* W /17 at Wright State* L 1-5 3/20 at Iowa State L 3-4 3/20 at Iowa State L 0-1 3/23 Valparaiso W 3-1 3/23 Valparaiso L /26 at Minnesota L /26 at Minnesota L 3-8 3/27 Cleveland State* W 2-1 3/27 Cleveland State* W 6-3 3/30 Cleveland State* L 2-4 3/30 Cleveland State* L 5-7 4/1 at Northwestern L 0-1 4/3 at Notre Dame L /3 at Notre Dame W 2-1 4/5 at Detroit* L 3-5 4/6 at Detroit* L /6 at Detroit* L /7 at Detroit* W 9-5 4/9 at NE Illinois W 3-2 4/9 at NE Illinois W /10 at Chicago State W 6-0 4/15 UW-Parkside W 3-1 4/15 UW-Parkside W 4-0 4/16 Wis. Lutheran W 9-3 4/17 at Viterbo W /17 at Viterbo L /19 Butler* W 2-1 4/19 Butler* W 3-2 4/20 Butler* W 2-1 4/20 Butler* W 6-4 4/23 at Iowa W 1-0 4/23 at Iowa W 2-1 4/24 NE Illinois W 8-0 4/24 NE Illinois W /26 Northern Illinois* L /26 Northern Illinois* W 7-2 4/27 Northern Illinois* W 6-5 4/27 Northern Illinois* L /29 at Northwestern L /3 at UIC* L 3-4 5/3 at UIC* W 5-4 5/4 at UIC* W /4 at UIC* W 5-1 5/7 Chicago State W 6-3 5/9 vs. Detroit # L 6-7 5/10 vs. Wright State # L (13-8/2nd) Jerry Augustine MCC 3/9 at Middle Tenn. State L 0-5 3/10 at Middle Tenn. State L /10 at Middle Tenn. State L 6-9 3/11 at Cumberland L 4-7 3/11 at Cumberland L 8-9 3/12 at Vanderbilt L 1-8 3/13 vs. Indiana Tech W 5-3 3/13 at W. Kentucky L 7-8 3/14 at Austin Peay L /24 at Butler* L 4-6 3/24 at Butler* W /25 at Butler* L 4-5 3/30 at Cleveland State* W 5-4 3/30 at Cleveland State* W /31 at Cleveland State* W 6-5 3/31 at Cleveland State* W 9-3 4/7 Wright State* W 3-0 4/7 Wright State* W 8-6 4/8 at Notre Dame L 6-8 4/9 at NE Illinois L 4-6 4/9 at NE Illinois L 2-7 4/11 at Valparaiso W /11 at Valparaiso W /13 UIC* L 1-5 4/13 UIC* L /14 UIC* L 4-8 4/14 UIC* W /16 at Minnesota L 2-5 4/16 at Minnesota L /17 Chicago State W 4-3 4/17 Chicago State W 8-3 4/20 at Northern Illinois* W /20 at Northern Illinois* W /21 at Northern Illinois* L 0-3 4/21 at Northern Illinois* W 9-0 4/23 Cardinal Stritch W /24 at Northwestern L 5-6 4/25 NE Illinois L /25 NE Illinois W 8-3 4/27 Detroit* L 4-5 4/27 Detroit* W 5-3 4/28 Detroit* L 6 5/5 at Iowa W 8-5 5/5 at Iowa W 2-0 5/7 at Northwestern L /11 vs. UIC # L 5-8 5/11 at Butler # W 9-5 5/12 vs. Northern Illinois # L (6-9/4th) Jerry Augustine MCC (West) 3/10 vs. Youngstown State W /11 vs. Bowling Green W 6-5 3/12 at E. Kentucky L 1-2 3/13 at E. Kentucky L /14 at Morehead State W 4-1 3/15 at Morehead State W 8-1 3/15 at Morehead State L /16 vs. Indiana Tech W 5-4 3/16 at W. Kentucky W /17 at Austin Peay W 6-4 3/18 at Austin Peay L 2-4 3/18 at Austin Peay L 4-5 3/25 at Xavier W 6-5 3/25 at Xavier W 9-3 3/26 at Xavier L 4-7 3/26 at Xavier L% 3-5 4/5 at Eastern Illinois W 7-5 4/7 at Notre Dame* W /8 at Notre Dame* L 6-7 4/8 at Notre Dame* L /13 Chicago State W 7-5 4/15 at UIC* L 0-6 4/15 at UIC* W 1-0 4/16 at UIC* W 2-0 4/16 at UIC* L 3-7 4/19 at Northwestern L 1-3 4/19 at Northwestern L 4-5 4/22 Northern Illinois* L 4-6 4/22 Northern Illinois* L /23 Northern Illinois* L /23 Northern Illinois* W 8-5 4/25 Northern Iowa L /25 Northern Iowa L 3-4 4/27 at Minnesota L /28 Cardinal Stritch W 9-3 4/29 at Butler* L 3-6 4/29 at Butler* W /30 at Butler* L 6-8 4/30 at Butler* W /2 at Chicago State W 9-3 5/2 at Chicago State W 7-5 5/5 at Iowa L /5 at Iowa L 4-6 5/6 NE Illinois L 2-3 5/6 NE Illinois W (9-12/6th) Bill Schufreider Mid-Con 3/12 at Morehead State L 2-5 3/12 at Morehead State L 3-4 3/14 at Cumberland L 2-3 3/14 at Cumberland L 2-7 3/15 at Tennessee Tech L 1-6 3/15 at Tennessee Tech W 6-2 3/16 at Murray State W 6-4 3/16 at Murray State W 4-1 3/17 at W. Kentucky L 0-2 3/18 at W. Kentucky L /19 at Middle Tenn. State L 2-7 3/19 at Middle Tenn. State L /23 at Illinois State L 2-4 3/23 at Illinois State L 3-7 3/26 Eastern Illinois L 0-3 3/26 Eastern Illinois L 1-2 3/30 at Northern Iowa L 2-3 3/30 at Northern Iowa W 3-2 4/2 at Youngstown State* W 4-0 4/2 at Youngstown State* W 7-3 4/5 at Northern Illinois* W 7-6 4/9 at Western Illinois* W 6-1 4/9 at Western Illinois* L 5-6 4/14 at Northwestern L 1-8 4/15 at Notre Dame L /15 at Notre Dame L /16 at NE Illinois W /16 at NE Illinois L /17 NE Illinois W 6-5 4/17 NE Illinois L /21 at Northern Illinois* W 8-5 4/21 at Northern Illinois* L /23 Wright State* L 0-4 4/23 Wright State* L 0-1 4/24 Wright State* L 2-6 4/26 Chicago State W 7-2 4/26 Chicago State W 1-0 5/1 at UIC* L 1-2 5/1 at UIC* L 3-7 5/2 UIC* L 3-9 5/3 Northern Iowa W 5-4 5/3 Northern Iowa W 7-6 5/4 at Chicago State L 5-6 5/4 at Chicago State W 5-3 5/8 at Valparaiso* L 0-2 5/8 at Valparaiso* W /8 at Valparaiso* W /14 Cleveland State* W 2-1 5/14 Cleveland State* W 4-3 5/15 Cleveland State* L 2-11 * League Game ^ Game Played at Miller Park # Horizon League Tournament % Extra Innings Home Games at Hank Aaron Field Unless Noted 56

59 Scott Kugi Independent 3/21 at Butler W 3-2 3/21 at Butler L 1-6 3/22 at Butler L 1-2 3/22 at Butler L 5-8 3/24 at Evansville L 5-8 4/6 at Bradley L 3-5 4/6 at Bradley L% 3-4 4/13 at Northern Illinois W 9-3 4/13 at Northern Illinois L 3-9 4/18 Concordia (WI) W /18 Concordia (WI) W /22 St. Francis (IL) L /22 St. Francis (IL) L 5-7 4/24 at Chicago State W /24 at Chicago State W /25 at Chicago State L 2-3 4/26 UW-Parkside L /26 UW-Parkside L 0-5 4/28 at Valparaiso L 3-5 4/28 at Valparaiso W 2-1 5/1 Cardinal Stritch W 9-7 5/1 Cardinal Stritch W /2 at St. Xavier L /6 at UIC L 2-3 5/6 at UIC W /7 at UW-Parkside L 1-5 5/7 at UW-Parkside L 4-5 5/9 NE Illinois L /9 NE Illinois L 2-3 Home games played at Simmons Field Scott Kugi Independent 2/29 at Indiana L /1 at Indiana L /1 at Indiana L /15 at Southern Tech L 2-5 3/15 at Southern Tech L 3-6 3/16 at DeKalb (GA) L 1-3 3/16 at DeKalb (GA) W 8-2 3/17 at DeKalb (GA) L 5-6 3/17 at DeKalb (GA) W 3-0 3/18 at W. Georgia L 7-8 3/20 at Piedmont L /20 at Piedmont L 1-9 3/21 at Georgia State W 7-2 3/24 at Northern Iowa W /25 at Northern Iowa L 6-7 3/25 at Northern Iowa L 3-6 4/6 UW-Parkside L 1-9 4/6 UW-Parkside L /9 at Northern Illinois W 8-6 4/9 at Northern Illinois W 6-5 4/12 at St. Francis (IL) L 0-3 4/12 at St. Francis (IL) L 1-6 4/17 Northern Illinois L 1-4 4/17 Northern Illinois L 4-5 4/20 NE Illinois L /20 NE Illinois W 7-6 4/21 at UIC L 4-9 4/21 at UIC L 1-4 4/22 Northern Iowa L /22 Northern Iowa L 2-5 4/26 Viterbo W 6-1 4/26 Viterbo W 3-1 4/27 at UW-Parkside L 0-1 4/27 at UW-Parkside W 5-1 4/28 St. Francis (IL) L 4-6 4/28 St. Francis (IL) L /30 at Chicago State W 2-1 4/30 at Chicago State L 1-2 5/1 at Lewis L /3 at NE Illinois L 0-1 5/3 at NE Illinois L 2-7 5/4 at Chicago State W 8-2 5/6 at Edgewood W 9-1 5/6 at Edgewood W 7-2 5/7 at UIC L 4-5 5/8 Lewis L Home games played at Simmons Field Scott Kugi Independent 3/2 at Indiana L 0-8 3/3 at Indiana L 4-5 3/23 vs. Loras W 9-2 3/24 at DeKalb (GA) L 2-3 3/24 at DeKalb (GA) L /25 at Shorter L 1-4 3/25 at Shorter L 2-6 3/26 at DeKalb (GA) L 1-4 3/26 at DeKalb (GA) L 5-6 3/27 at Southern Tech L 2-3 3/27 at Southern Tech L 1-2 3/28 at Kennesaw State L 1-9 4/3 at UW-Oshkosh L 3-4 4/3 at UW-Oshkosh L 0-3 4/4 Madison Tech W /5 Carthage L 3-7 4/6 at Northern Iowa L 0-7 4/6 at Northern Iowa W /7 at Northern Iowa L 5-6 4/7 at Northern Iowa L 1-5 4/11 at NE Illinois L 2-7 4/11 at NE Illinois L 4-8 4/16 Lewis L 3-4 4/16 Lewis L 1-4 4/18 at UW-Parkside L 0-4 4/18 at UW-Parkside L 1-2 4/21 at St. Francis (IL) L 2-3 4/21 at St. Francis (IL) L /22 St. Francis (IL) L 1-8 4/22 St. Francis (IL) W 7-5 4/24 at Wisconsin L 0-2 4/25 at Illinois State L 5-6 4/27 at Chicago State L 1-2 4/27 at Chicago State W 3-0 4/28 Chicago State W 9-8 4/28 Chicago State W 6-1 4/30 NE Illinois L 2-3 4/30 NE Illinois L 2-3 5/2 at Lewis L /2 at Lewis L /4 UW-Parkside W 7-3 5/4 UW-Parkside W 11-1 Home games played multiple sites ******************************** Milwaukee has more victories (58) against Cleveland State than any other team in its NCAA Division I history. 1. Cleveland State Butler UIC Wright State Chicago State - 39 The Panthers highest winning percentage (minimum 10 games played) against any opponent is.780 against Chicago State (39-11). 1. Chicago State (39-11) 2. Bradley (11-4) 3. Cleveland State (58-21) 4. Valparaiso (24-10) 5. Butler ( ) On the other end of the spectrum, the lowest winning percentage the Panthers have against a team that they have defeated at least once is.056 against Nebraska. UWM has gone just 1-17 all-time against the Huskers. * League Game ^ Game Played at Miller Park # Horizon League Tournament % Extra Innings Home Games at Hank Aaron Field Unless Noted 57

60 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: BATTING NAME YEARS AB BA HR RBI Alexander, Matt 02, 03, Andes, Johann Archambault, Paul 97, 99, 00, Augustine, Todd Becker, Tom Beno, Ben Berkovitz, Grant 05, 06, Bjornlie, Andy 94, 95, 96, Branch, Joe Brockel, Rob * 05, 06, Buboltz, Rick 92, Buchholz, Dan 06, 07, 08, 09, Buechel, Brent 02, 03, 04, Burmeister, Adam Caliendo, Terry 96, Cannon, P.J. 02, Capasso, Jonathan 10, Cardis, Phil Christ, Adam Crawford, Jason * 99, Curran, Matt 03, 04, 05, Daggett, Derek Davis, Shane 01, 02, 04, Dawson, Marcellus Dekoning, Doug 08, 09, 10, Doering, Troy 02, Dolan, Ryan Endicot, Matt Erdmann, Alex 10, Fojut, Joseph 92, 93, 94, Gillitzer, Scott 00, Gerhartz, Andy 08, Goerdt, Eric * 00, Goetz, Mike 05, Grafenauer, Todd 98, 99, 00, Graff, Brooks 04, Groves, Josh 06, 07, 08, Grzeszkiewicz, Bob 91, Guden, Steve 01, Guerrero, Nino 09, Hall, Mark Hanson, Erik 97, Harlos, John 95, 96, Hart, Jesse 05, 06, 07, Haugom, Darin 97, 99, 00, Hetebrueg, Andy * 06, 07, 08, Hoenecke, Paul 09, 10, Houk, Matt 00, Hubka, Dave 95, Huebner, Brett 98, 99, Jankowski, Peter 91, 92, Jansen, Sam 03, Jaramillo, Lee 97, Johnson, Steve 98, Kangas, Blake * 04, Kardelis, Dan 01, Kaul, Matt Keller, Don Klawitter, Steve 91, 92, 93, Knaak, Ken 91, Koenig, Sam ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: BATTING NAME YEARS AB BA HR RBI Kotarak, Jared 98, 99, Kotecki, Frank Kraft, Cole 08, 09, 10, Kraus, Jak 92, 93, 94, 95, Kress, Brendan Ladron, Tim 94, Lingvay, Nick 09, Long, Ben 08, 09, Lubarsky, Eric 96, 97, Ludwig, Todd 99, Lundstrom, Jim McCoy, Ross 04, 05, 06, Majeskie, Bill 93, McGinley, Martin 91, Michalkiewicz, Robert * 04, Michels, Robert 91, Michna, David 02, Mommaerts, Tim 91, 92, 93, Mortenson, Todd 95, Munson, Wes 07, 08, Navarette, Dan Nelson, Tim Neuber, Joe Neuman, Pete Nowicki, Joe 03, 04, 05, Oiler, Jeff Oiler, Mike * 98, 99, 00, Olson, Chad 95, 96, Olson, Erik 93, 94, Olszewski, Tim Padfield, Beau Patzman, Tim 06, 07, 08, 09, Peake, Derek Pearson, Drew 10, Pierce, Chad * 10, Pitrof, Jeff 99, 01, 02, Poniewaz, Ken 97, Posteluk, Bill 93, Powers, Brian 92, 93, Pudlosky, Dave * 00, 01, 02, Raaths, Brad 92, Rabehl, Dan 91, Rakas, Ken Ramminger, Jason Reschke, Charlie 02, 03, 04, Rivera, Zak 03, 04, 05, Rodgers, Jeff 97, 99, Rumpel, Mark 94, 95, 96, Sadowski, Chad * 97, 98, 99, Sanfilippo, Steve 03, 04, Sarcia, John 05, 06, 07, Schuler, Ron Schwartz, Clay 94, 95, 96, Silver, Kyle 06, Sivilotti, Sam 08, 09, 10, Solberg, Ryan Sponsler, John Stanczyk, Ben * 02, 03, Stevens, Jason Stoss, Jeff 95, 96, 97, Strey, Mark

61 Striggow, Phil Throndson, Darin Toll, Greg 97, Tylke, Steve 99, Vanden Berg, John 01, Vesling, Troy 07, Wegner, Shaun 07, 08, Welder, Joel 91, 92, Wesemann, Jason 95, Wichser, Nick 04, 05, 07, Wilcox, Joe 95, Wilke, Randy Wilson, Jeremy 03, 04, 05, Wozniak, Shawn 07, 08, Yagodinski, Dan 91, Current Panthers in BOLD * Also see as a pitcher ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: PITCHING NAME YEARS G/GS IP W-L ERA S Amsrud, Cameron 09, 10, 11 66/ Annen, Lucas 09, 10 33/ Becker, Rob 96, 97 25/ Bigler, Cory 93, 94, 95 21/ Blohowiak, Greg 09, 10, 11 53/ Bright, Kevin 91 5/ Brockel, Rob * 05, 06, 07 29/ Bushong, Aaron 01, 02, 03, 04 54/ Caldwell, Nate 09, 10 11/ Callahan, Bob 93, 94, 95 32/ Casper, Ben 01 5/ Casper, Mike 95, 96, 97, 98 49/ Cavaiani, Rick 05, 06 34/ Clemmons, Corey 99, 00 26/ Crawford, Jason * 99, 01 32/ Daniels, Marco 91 11/ Daun, Jeff 94, 95, 96 37/ Dolske, Jed 02, 04, 05, / Duffy, Brandon 07 18/ Eastman, Gunnar 11 10/ Eernisse, Dan 95, 96 10/ Engelke, Kaleb 09, 10, 11 46/ Erickson, Rob 00, 01, 02, 03 51/ Ferrell, Adam 07, 08 40/ Fladvid, Ryan 01 5/ Flanagan, Mark 92 10/ Franzke, Cuyler 08, 09, 10, 11 59/ Friesleben, Matt 99, 00, 01, / Geary, Cornelius 91 5/ Goerdt, Eric * 00, 01 26/ Gordon, Jeff 09, 10 20/ Gould, Brian 99, 00 29/ Guth, Jordan 10, 11 26/ Hegbloom, Todd 11 4/ Herbert, Jordan 07, 08, 09, 10 40/ Hetebuerg, Andy * 06, 07, 08, 09 42/ Hetland, John 91 8/ Highly, Thomas 92 1/ Hoch, Zach 07, 08, 09 28/ Holzheuter, Matt 07, 08 34/ Hoy, Tim 06, 07, 08, 09 81/ Hudson, Cory 91 5/ Hurtgen, Charles 95, 96, 97, 98 55/ Hussong, Scott 91 3/ ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS: PITCHING NAME YEARS G/GS IP W-L ERA S Jansen, Sam * 04 9/ Justman, Josh 95, 96, 97, 98 44/ Kangas, Blake * 04 5/ Kiehl, Adam 98 16/ Keller, Korey 02, 03, 04, 05, 06 66/ Kleeba, Cory 02, 03 30/ Klement, B.J. 06 3/ Kruser, Jesse 94, 95, 96, 97 40/ Krzoska, Matt 93, 94 29/ Lefeber, Geoff 02, 03 28/ Leibfried, Jeremy 02, 03, 04 20/ Long, Jake 09, 10 5/ Luczak, Dan 07 15/ Lusti, Brad 08, 09 31/ Mack, Kelby 06 23/ Marshall, Gabe 09 15/ McClarey, Ben 07, 08 26/ Meier, Craig 08, 09 50/ Meinecke, Tim 00, 01 24/ Michalkiewicz, Robert * 04, 05, 06, 07 60/ Molstad, Jay 03, 04 18/ Neary, Andy 97, 98, 99, 00 62/ Nilles, Richard 97, 98 19/ Oiler, Mike * 98, 99, 00, 01 50/ Oldenburg, Quintin 98, 00, 01, 02 62/ Pederson, Leroy 03, 04, 05, 06 52/ Pierce, Chad * 10, 11 31/ Proud, Brett 08 9/ Pudlosky, Dave * 00, 01, 02 7/ Raeder, Kyle 99, 01 19/ Rauwerdink, Mike 05, 06, 07 46/ Riley, Brett 94, 95, 96, 97 40/ Risser, Dave 96, 98, 99, 00 15/ Robinson, James 91 11/ Sadowski, Chad * 97, 98, 99, 00 50/ Schaefer, Mikel 02, 03 15/ Schaubel, Justin 91, 92 17/ Scheffler, Craig 92, 93 22/ Schmidt, Kyle 09, 10 28/ Schmitt, Justin 96, 97 17/ Schneider, Mike 11 13/ Schreiner, Jon 96, 97, 98 60/ Semmelhack, Eric 10, 11 26/ Sorenson, Aaron 05, 06 26/ Spurley, Kyle 11 11/ Stanczyk, Ben * 02, 03, 04 49/ Stone, Bob 10 20/ Struve, Todd 92 7/ Sukowaty, Jayme 10 16/ Sullivan, Brian 95 14/ Tardiff, Lance 92, 93, 94, 95 48/ Taylor, Ryan 91 9/ Tomczyk, Kevin 93 4/ Villareal, Erik 91 7/ Wagner, Parrish 92, 93, 94 45/ Weber, Robert 91, 92, 93 18/ Zagzebski, Brett 94, 96 15/ Zehern, Tom 93 29/ Zimmerman, Tom 06, 07 31/ Current Panthers in BOLD * Also see as a hitter 59

62 Note: This chart represents the Milwaukee Panthers players who were selected in the Major League Baseball Draft and went on to play professionally as well. Player Name Year Round Team Selected By Mike Goetz John Vanden Berg Scott Gillitzer Chad Sadowski Lee Jaramillo th Milwaukee Brewers th Milwaukee Brewers nd Los Angeles Dodgers rd 23rd Philadelphia Phillies Milwaukee Brewers st Milwaukee Brewers Panthers All-Time At Home Year W L Pct Total The Hank Jason Weseman Tim Olszewski Cory Bigler Craig Scheffler th Philadelphia Phillies th Baltimore Orioles rd Pittsburgh Pirates th Los Angeles Dodgers Panthers All-Time At Miller Park Year W L Pct Total The 2012 season marks the 19th year of Panther baseball at Henry Aaron Field at Lincoln Park. UWM began playing its home games at Lincoln Park for the 1994 season, after playing at Simmons Field in 1992 and 1993 and a variety of home sites in In 18 seasons at Henry Aaron Field, Milwaukee boasts a (.686) record at home, including seven-straight seasons with at least 10 wins from The 2010 campaign (17-4 record) marked the most-ever home wins and included the conclusion of a school-record 21-game home win streak. Affectionately referred to as The Hank by players, coaches and fans alike, Henry Aaron field features a symmetrical outfield with right and left field fences standing 320 feet away from home plate. A home run to dead center would have to travel 390 feet. The Panthers continue to improve on their facility, adding a new scoreboard to the field in 2008 while also building new dugouts prior to the 2004 season to make the park feel like home. With the state s colder climate, UWM is not afforded many home games, but when the schedule calls for one, the Panthers answer. UWM will host Northwestern for a single game this year at Miller Park May 9. This is the 11th-straight season the Panthers will take over the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. Through a marketing agreement between the University and the Brewers, UWM is able to host a day of baseball at one of the country s top facilities for baseball. Milwaukee has done the most with its opportunities in the past, posting a 13-8 record at Miller Park. 60

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64 2012 Schedule Feb. East Carolina 2 pm Feb. East Carolina 1 pm Feb. East Carolina Noon Feb. Minnesota 6:30 pm Feb. Minnesota^ 2 pm Feb. Minnesota 1 pm Aztec Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) March 1 vs. San Francisco 1 pm March San Diego St. 9 pm March 3 vs. Cal Poly 5 pm March 4 vs. San Diego Noon March UALR 3 pm March UALR 3 pm March UALR 1 pm March Youngstown St.* 2 pm March Youngstown St.* Noon March Youngstown St.* 11 am March Valparaiso* 3 pm March Valparaiso* 1 pm March Valparaiso* 3 pm March N. Illinois 3 pm March 30 UIC* 2 pm March 31 UIC* 1 pm April 1 UIC* Noon April 4 Cardinal Stritch 3 pm April 5 Butler* 3 pm April 6 Butler* 3 pm April 7 Butler* 1 pm April 11 Wis. Lutheran 3 pm April Wright State* 5:30 pm April Wright State* 1 pm April Wright State* Noon April Northwestern 3 pm April 20 Youngstown St.* 3 pm April 21 Youngstown St.* 1 pm April 22 Youngstown St.* Noon April N. Illinois 3 pm April 27 Valparaiso* 3 pm April 28 Valparaiso* 1 pm April 29 Valparaiso* Noon May Iowa 6 pm May UIC* 6 pm May UIC* 6 pm May UIC* 1 pm May 9 Northwestern (MP) TBA May Butler* 2 pm May Butler* Noon May Butler* 11 am May 15 N. Illinois 4 pm May 17 Wright State* 4 pm May 18 Wright State* 2 pm May 19 Wright State* Noon Horizon League Tourn. (Chicago, Ill.) May TBD TBA * Horizon League Game ^ Doubleheader Home Games in GOLD (MP) at Miller Park All times central and subject to change