Tony Romo Quarterback Dallas Cowboys NOTABLE ALUMNI Sean Payton Head Coach New Orleans Saints Mike Shanahan Head Coach Washington Redskins

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7 Dan Steele USA Olympian - Bobsled Bronze Medalist Olympics Matt Hughes UFC World Champion Schellas Hyndman Head Coach FC Dallas John Craft USA Olympian - Triple Jump 1972 Olympics Kevin Duckworth Two-Time NBA All-Star Marty Pattin MLB All-Star EIU NOTABLE ALUMNI Eastern Illinois University has produced countless professional athletes ranging from Major League Baseball to the National Football League and the National Basketball Association. A number of former Panther athletes have even been decorated Olympians. For a complete listing of former Panthers who have played or are currently playing professionally, visit www. eiupanthers.com

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10 TABLE OF CONTENTS u EIU opens the 2014 season at Louisiana-Lafayette on Feb season preview Quick Facts 11 Schedule 11 Roster 12 Preview Team photos 16 coaching staff Head coach Jim Schmitz Assistant coach Jason Anderson 20 Assistant coach Ty Rogers 21 Volunteer assistant coach Julio Godinez 22 student-athlete profiles Returners Newcomers in review Review 52 Overall statistics 53 Results 54 OVC statistics 55 Miscellaneous statistics 56 RECORD BOOK Draft and postseason history 58 Single-season batting records 59 Single-season pitching records 60 Career batting records 61 Career pitching records 62 Yearly leaders Award winners 67 Coaching history 68 All-time standings Yearly results Follow us on twitter Credits The 2014 Eastern Illinois baseball media guide is a product of the Panther athletic media services department under the supervision of associate athletics director for media and public relations, Rich Moser. The baseball media guide was designed and edited by assistant sports information director Greg Lautzenheiser. Additional assistance provided by athletics photographer/graphic designer Sandy King. Photo credits and cover design by Sandy King. Additional photo credits: Tennessee Tech Sports Information and the Ohio Valley Conference. Follow us on facebook at Eastern Illinois Baseball Follow us on instagram at eiupanthernation 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

11 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name...Eastern Illinois University City/Zip... Charleston, IL Founded Enrollment... 10,615 Nickname...Panthers School Colors...Blue and Gray Affiliation...Ohio Valley Conference President... Dr. William Perry Faculty Athletics Representative...Dr. Jim Davis Athletics Director... Barbara Burke Senior Women s Administrator...Mary Wallace Athletic Department Phone... (217) Ticket Office Phone... (217) STADIUM INFORMATION Home Field... Coaches Stadium Surface... Grass Capacity Dimensions COACHING STAFF Head.Coach... Jim.Schmitz Alma.Mater, Year...Wilmington College, 1979 Career Record (26 years) Record at EIU (19 years) Assistant Coach (Yr.)... Jason Anderson (2nd) Assistant Coach (Yr.)...Ty Rogers (1st) Volunteer Coach (Yr.)... Julio Godinez (1st) Baseball Office Phone Athletic Trainer... Brandon Platt TEAM INFORMATION 2013 Overall Record Conference Record/Finish /7th Lettermen Returning/Lost... 20/7 Position Starters Returning/Lost... 6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost... 8/3 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost... 4/0 Newcomers SPORTS INFORMATION Associate AD Media & PR...Rich Moser Office... (217) rlmoser@eiu.edu Assistant SID/BSB SID... Greg Lautzenheiser Office... (217) glautzenheiser@eiu.edu Assistant SID... Bart Rettberg Office... (217) bvrettberg@eiu.edu SID Fax... (217) Press Row Phone... (217) Website... SID Mailing Address...Room 2024, Lantz Arena...Eastern Illinois University Lincoln Avenue... Charleston, IL FEBRUARY 14...at Louisiana-Lafayette... 6 p.m at Louisiana-Lafayette (DH)... Noon 16...at Louisiana-Lafayette... 3 p.m at Arkansas... 3 p.m at Arkansas... 1 p.m at Arkansas... 1 p.m at Louisville... 2 p.m vs Michigan State ^... 2:30 p.m. MARCH 1...at Mississippi State ^ a.m. 2...vs Michigan State ^ a.m. 2...at Mississippi State ^... 2:30 p.m. 4...at Indiana State... 2 p.m SIU EDWARDSVILLE *...3 p.m SIU EDWARDSVILLE *...1 p.m SIU EDWARDSVILLE *...1 p.m at Vanderbilt... 4 p.m at Austin Peay *... 6 p.m at Austin Peay *... 2 p.m at Austin Peay *... 1 p.m at Southern Illinois... 3 p.m vs Xavier %... 1 p.m at Illinois %... 4 p.m vs Xavier % p.m at Illinois %... 2 p.m SAINT LOUIS...3 p.m JACKSONVILLE STATE *...3 p.m JACKSONVILLE STATE *...3 p.m JACKSONVILLE STATE *...1 p.m. APRIL 1...at Illinois State... 6 p.m. 4...at Murray State *... 3 p.m. 5...at Murray State *... 2 p.m. 6...at Murray State *... 1 p.m. 8...vs Illinois #... 6:05 p.m ILLINOIS COLLEGE...6 p.m TENNESSEE TECH *...3 p.m TENNESSEE TECH *...1 p.m TENNESSEE TECH *...1 p.m INDIANA STATE...3 p.m at Southeast Missouri *... 5 p.m at Southeast Missouri *... 5 p.m at Southeast Missouri *... 1 p.m at Illinois... 6 p.m BELMONT *...3 p.m BELMONT *...1 p.m BELMONT *...1 p.m at Saint Louis... 6 p.m. MAY 2...at Eastern Kentucky *... 4 p.m. 3...at Eastern Kentucky *... 2 p.m. 4...at Eastern Kentucky *... 1 p.m MOREHEAD STATE *...3 p.m MOREHEAD STATE *...1 p.m MOREHEAD STATE *...1 p.m BUTLER...3 p.m at UT Martin *... 6 p.m at UT Martin *... 4 p.m at UT Martin *... 1 p.m OVC Tournament... TBA All Times Central and subject to change Home games listed in BOLD CAPS * Ohio Valley Conference match ^ Diamond Classic presented by Polk s Meat Products (Starkville, Miss.) % Illinois Tournament (Champaign, Ill.) #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 11

12 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Demetre Taylor DH/OF L/L R-So. Tampa, Fla. (Middletown HS) 3 Drew Sterioti IF R/R Fr. Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley HS) 4 Mitch Gasbarro IF R/R So. Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard South HS) 5 Troy Vandenbroek OF R/R Fr. Belvidere, Ill. (Belvidere HS) 6 Luke Bushur RHP R/R Sr. Teutopolis, Ill. (Teutopolis HS) 8 Cameron Berra UTL R/R Sr. St. Louis, Mo. (Parkway Central HS) 9 Trey Russell OF R/R Sr. Urbana, Ill. (Joliet C.C.) 10 Tyler Schweigert IF R/R Sr. Round Lake, Ill. (Libertyville HS) 11 Ben Kennedy LHP L/L Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. (Lincoln Trail C.C.) 12 Frankie Perrone OF/IF R/R Fr. Park Ridge, Ill. (Maine South HS) 13 Jake Johansmeier RHP R/R So. St. Charles, Ill. (St. Charles North HS) 15 Caleb Howell OF L/L Jr. Jacksonville, Ill. (Jacksonville HS) 16 Dane Sauer IF R/R Jr. West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago HS) 17 Adam Casson IF L/L Jr. Pontiac, Ill. (Parkland C.C.) 18 Jason Scholl C/IF L/R So. Northbrook, Ill. (Glenbrook North HS) 20 Jaden Widdersheim RHP R/R Sr. Strasburg, Ill. (Olney Central C.C.) 21 John Devito C R/R Jr. Mundelein, Ill. (Mundelein HS) 23 Andrew Grahn RHP R/R Jr. Louisville, Ill. (North Clay HS) 24 Joe Greenfield RHP R/R Sr. Orland Park, Ill. (South Suburban C.C.) 25 Marshawn Taylor IF L/R Fr. Chicago, Ill. (Simeon Career Academy) 26 Chase Thurston RHP R/R Fr. Danville, Ill. (Danville HS) 27 Montana Timmons OF R/R Sr. West Lafayette, Ind. (Wabash College) 28 Matt Borens RHP R/R Jr. Monee, Ill. (Peotone HS) 29 Christian Slazinik LHP S/L R-Jr. St. Louis, Mo. (St. John Vianney HS) 30 Garrison Stenger LHP L/L Jr. Arcola, Ill. (Lakeland C.C.) 31 Troy Barton RHP R/R R-Sr. Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville HS) 32 Derek Page OF R/R So. Edwardsville, Ill. (Edwardsville HS) 33 Brant Valach IF R/R Jr. Orland Park, Ill. (Carl Sandberg HS) 34 Jake Haberer RHP R/R Fr. Highland, Ill. (Highland HS) 35 Nathan Upchurch LHP L/L Fr. Noblesville, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern HS) 36 Jack Martin IF R/R Fr. Carmel, Ind. (Carmel HS) 37 Jacob Reese C R/R Sr. Rochester, Ill. (Chatham-Glenwood HS) 38 Alex Cain RHP/IF R/R Fr. Oregon, Ill. (Oregon HS) 42 Matt Dunavant IF R/R So. Eureka, Ill. (Eureka HS) Coaching Staff Head Coach: # 7 - Jim Schmitz (Wilmington College, 1979), 20th season Assistant Coach: # 40 - Jason Anderson (Illinois, 2012), 2nd season Assistant Coach: # 14 - Ty Rogers (Indiana, 2010), 1st season Volunteer Assistant Coach: #22 - Julio Godinez (Graceland, 2011), 1st season Pronunciation Guide # 3 Drew Sterioti...STARE-e-OT-e #5 Troy Vandenbroek...VAN-den--BROCK # 13 Jake Johansmeier...JOE-hans-MYER # 16 Dane Sauer...SOUR # 17 Adam Casson...CASS sin #34 Jake Haberer...HAY-bur-ER #22 Julio Godinez (AC)...GO-dean-NEZ 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

13 Jacob Reese Senior Catcher 2014 BASEBALL PREVIEW Cameron Berra Senior Utility Player Jake Johansmeier Sophomore Pitcher

14 2014 SEASON PREVIEW u Senior Troy Barton returns for the 2014 campaign after missing last season with an injury. HOWELL EARNS PRESEASON ALL-OVC HONORS Junior outfielder Caleb Howell was selected to the preseason All-OVC Team as selected by conference head coaches and sports information directors. EIU was also tabbed to finish seventh in the preseason poll. Howell posted a team-best.362 batting average last season, the fourth highest average in the conference. The Jacksonville, Ill., native earned All-OVC Second Team honors in 2013 as he earned all-conference honors for the second consecutive year. Howell played in 46 games a year ago with 29 runs, 20 RBI and 10 extra-base hits. He also added a.446 slugging percentage and a.442 on-base percentage. In OVC only games, he increased his batting average to.377. GREENFIELD NAMED 49th BEST SENIOR PROSPECT Senior pitcher Joe Greenfield was named the nation s 49th best prospect of the 2014 senior class as announced on Feb. 3 by Baseball America. Greenfield posted a 3.66 ERA last season with four complete games and two saves in 18 appearances (14 starts). The Orland Park, Ill., native pitched in a team-high 93.1 innings with 63 strikeouts to 31 walks. The right-handed pitcher has been drafted twice, most recently being taken in the 36th round (pick No. 1,070) of the 2013 Major League Baseball First- Year Players Draft by the Minnesota Twins. He was drafted in the 22nd round (pick No. 691) of the 2012 draft by the Boston Red Sox. BARTON, SLAZINIK RETURN TO PITCHING ROTATION Starting pitchers Troy Barton and Christian Slazinik return to the mound this season after both player missed the entire 2013 campaign with injuries. Barton led the team in wins in 2012 with a 9-5 record to go along with a 3.20 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 78.2 innings of action. The Libertyville, Ill., native held opposing hitters to a.239 batting average in 17 appearances (13 starts). Slazinik posted a 6-6 record with a 4.50 ERA in 2012 in 15 appearances. The St. Louis, Mo., native threw 68 strikeouts in 80 innings of work. SCHMITZ CLOSING IN ON WIN 500 AT EIU In 19 seasons at EIU, head coach Jim Schmitz has won 498 games at the helm of the program. He is the longest tenured coach at EIU and is the all-time wins leader. He ranks sixth all-time in career wins in OVC history. (EIU played in the Summit League for two years when Schmitz was hired before moving to the OVC). EIU PICKED SEVENTH IN OVC PRESEASON POLL Eastern Illinois was picked seventh in the OVC Preseason Poll as selected by conference head coaches and sports information directors. Tennessee Tech was picked to finish first in the conference and earned 19, first-place votes followed by Austin Peay in second with two, first-place votes. Belmont was tabbed to finish third followed by Jacksonville State and Eastern Kentucky. The Colonels received the remaining first-place vote. Southeast Missouri was picked to finish sixth followed by Eastern Illinois, SIUE and Morehead State. Murray State and UT Martin rounded out the bottom of the preseason poll in 10th and 11th place, respectively. Tennessee Tech s Zach Stephens was named the preseason player of the year and Jacksonville State s Travis Stout was named the preseason pitcher of the year. Both players were named to the Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American Team by Collegiate Baseball while Stephens was also selected to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association s Preseason All-American Team. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

15 DIAMOND NOTES EIU has led the Ohio Valley Conference in earned run average in four of the last six seasons. The Panthers finished fourth in 2013 and second in Last season, the Panthers ranked second in the conference in fewest earned runs allowed (226). The Panthers will play five teams this season that will start the 2014 season ranked in the top 25. EIU has played four nationally ranked teams in the last two seasons, going 2-2 in those contests. Brant Valach returns to the diamond after posted a.332 batting average last year with 64 hits, 35 RBI and 34 runs. He also added 19 doubles and four home runs. The 2012 OVC Rookie of the Year has hit.323 in two years with the Panthers with 63 RBI and 34 extra-base hits. Troy Barton has a record in 53 career appearances (27 starts) in three years with the Panthers. The senior pitcher has a 3.91 ERA with 128 strikeouts in innings of work. He is three wins away from entering the EIU career-top 10 for wins. Junior Brant Valach Jacob Reese has played in 149 career games with the Panthers, making 147 starts behind home plate. The senior catcher has a.261 career batting average with 75 runs and 59 RBI. He is 39 games away from breaking into the EIU career top-10 for games played. Freshman Marshawn Taylor is projected to start at shortstop for the Panthers. The Chicago, Ill., native was taken in the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Players Draft in the 35th round (No. 1,047) by the Seattle Mariners. The left-handed shortstop went to Simeon Career Academy (Chicago) and helped his baseball team advance to the regional finals of the IHSA 4A State Tournament before being defeated by LaGrange Lyons HS. SCHMITZ ENTERS HIS 20th SEASON AT EIU Head coach Jim Schmitz enters his 20th season with the Panther baseball team in 2014, recording a record with EIU and amassing a career record in 26 seasons as head coach. The three-time Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year has won four regular-season titles most recently in 2009 and has taken the Panthers to the NCAA Tournament on two occasions, both in 1999 and Schmitz has seen the on-field accomplishments of his players come to fruition as 68 players have earned all-conference accolades including 36 players who have earned first-team distinction. Three players have also earned player of the year honors in Matt Marzec (1998), Pete Pirman (2002) and Jordan Kreke (2009) during his tenure. John Larson also captured pitcher of the year honors in 1999 while Ben Duke (2001) and Brant Valach (2012) have earned newcomer of the year recognition. Under the tutelage of Schmitz, 19 players have been taken in Major League Baseball s First-Year Players Draft since taking the helm of the program in Eight players have been drafted in the last five seasons, most recently Joe Greenfield who was taken in the 2013 draft. When Tyler Kehrer went 48th overall in the 2009 MLB Draft, he became the highest Panther picked since Junior Christian Slazinik #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 15

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17 2014 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jim Schmitz

18 JIM SCHMITZ u Jim Schmitz enters the 2014 season needing only two wins for his 500th career victory with the Panthers. J immy Schmitz was hired in the fall of 1994 to guide the Eastern Illinois baseball program. 19 seasons later, the skipper has won more games than any other EIU baseball coach in addition to taking the program to unprecedented heights. The three-time Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year has won four regular-season titles most recently in 2009 and has taken the Panthers to the NCAA Tournament on two occasions, both in 1999 and In addition to the OVC titles, Schmitz won back-to-back west division championships when EIU played in The Summit League (formerly the Mid-Continent Conference) from Schmitz has seen the on-field accomplishments of his players come to fruition as 68 players have earned all-conference accolades including 36 players who have earned first-team distinction. Three players have also earned player of the year honors in Matt Marzec (1998), Pete Pirman (2002) and Jordan Kreke (2009) during his tenure. John Larson also captured pitcher of the year honors in 1999 while Ben Duke (2001) and Brant Valach (2012) earned newcomer of the year recognition. Under the tutelage of Schmitz, 20 players have been taken in Major League Baseball s First-Year Players Draft since taking the helm of the program in Nine players have been drafted in the last four seasons, most recently Joe Greenfield in the 2013 draft. When Tyler Kehrer went 48th overall in the 2009 MLB Draft, he became the highest Panther picked since The 2012 season saw the Panther pitching staff post the best earned run average in the OVC for the third consecutive season. EIU has posted the best ERA in the OVC in four of the last six seasons. The Panthers ranked second in ERA during the 2009 season and fourth in 2013, respectively. In addition to the individual and team accomplishments over the years, Schmitz has reached levels of success unseen before his arrival in Charleston. In 1999, the Panthers advanced to the NCAA Division I Tournament for the first time in school history. EIU finished third in the Waco Regional and upset No. 21 Arizona in the process. Schmitz also guided the Panthers to back-to-back 30-win seasons in 1998 and 1999 for the first time in school history. Schmitz inherited a program in 1995 without any returning starting pitchers and captured the west division of the conference, posting a record (.596 winning percentage) the best winning percentage since Schmitz would go on to win the west division title the following year, igniting the start of a successful tenure as the Panther skipper. Off the field, Schmitz believes in giving back to the community as his team participates in a service program every fall and spring. Each fall the team assists with local Habitat for Humanity projects that benefit the underprivileged. His teams have also participated in Lake Land College s Friends for a Day service program. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

19 Prior to EIU, Schmitz was an assistant coach under former Chicago Cub Don Kessinger at the University of Mississippi from Schmitz assisted in landing the nation s No. 17 recruiting class in 1993 as ranked by Collegiate Baseball. Schmitz was head coach at the University of Cincinnati from where he guided the 1987 squad to a program-best 31 wins and backto-back winning seasons for the first time in the Metro Conference. Nine of his Bearcats signed professional contracts. Schmitz landed his fist head coaching job at Wilmington (Ohio) College where he led the program from He guided the program to its first 20-win season and its first appearance in the NAIA Tournament in Schmitz earned his undergraduate degree from Wilmington in 1979 and a master s in sports administration from Ohio State University in He and his wife Kathy have three daughters, Abigail, Casey and Hannah. SCHMITZ YEAR-BY-YEAR Year... School... Overall... Conference Wilmington (OH) Wilmington (OH) Wilmington (OH) Years (.504) Cincinnati , Metro Cincinnati , Metro Cincinnati , Metro Cincinnati , Metro... 4 Years (.505) Eastern Illinois , 1st (west) Mid-Con Eastern Illinois , 1st (west) Mid-Con Eastern Illinois , 4th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 1st, OVC Eastern Illinois , 1st, OVC Eastern Illinois , 6th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 1st, OVC Eastern Illinois , 2nd, OVC Eastern Illinois , 6th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 2nd, OVC Eastern Illinois , 7th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 3rd, OVC Eastern Illinois , 7th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 4th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 1st, OVC Eastern Illinois , 5th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 7th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 4th, OVC Eastern Illinois , 7th, OVC Years (.493) Total Record as a Head Coach (26 Seasons): (.496) *spent seasons as an assistant coach at Ole Miss #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 19

20 JASON ANDERSON u Assistant Coach 2nd Season at EIU Illinois, 2012 Jason Anderson was named assistant baseball coach at Eastern Illinois in December of 2012 following 11 seasons of professional baseball, including three seasons in Major League Baseball. Anderson serves as the team s pitching coach. During the 2013 season, Anderson saw the pitching staff post the fourth best earned run average in the conference despite losing the No. 1 and No. 2 starting pitchers on the team only weeks before the season started due to injury. The pitching staff finished the year ranked second in the OVC in fewest earned runs allowed while being tied for the third fewest walks. Anderson also coached Jake Johansmeier to All-OVC Newcomer Team honors while Joe Greenfield was taken in the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Players Draft by the Minnesota Twins. The Danville, Ill., native spent time within the New York Mets, New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, San Diego Padres, Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies organizations from He also played for the Somerset Patriots in Anderson made his major league debut in 2003 with the Yankees before playing with the Mets later that season. He also saw action with the Indians in 2004 and with the Yankees again in Anderson played collegiately at Illinois from where he named an ABCA First-Team All-American in 2000 while also being tabbed Big Ten Pitcher of the Year. Following the 1999 season, he earned Academic All-American honors. He was drafted by the Yankees in the 10th round of the 2000 MLB Draft. In addition to his professional baseball experience, Anderson was an assistant baseball coach at Illinois (2011) and Danville C.C. (2010). He holds a bachelor s degree from the University of Illinois. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

21 TY ROGERS u Assistant Coach 1st Season at EIU Indiana, 2010 Ty Rogers was hired as an assistant baseball coach at Eastern Illinois in August of 2013 following a one-year stint as an assistant coach at Oakland University. While at Oakland, he worked directly with the infielders helping the team commit 27 fewer errors than the previous season. He also assisted in organizing practices, oversaw recruiting and assisted in the day-to-day operations of the program. Prior to coaching at Oakland, Rogers was a volunteer assistant coach at Bradley. He worked directly with the team s outfielders and was the assistant camp coordinator. He also assisted in coaching two players who were selected in the 2012 MLB First-Year Players Draft. Rogers was an assistant coach at Parkland College (Aug Jan. 2012) and was a hitting instructor from Sept Aug at the On Deck Baseball Academy. Rogers played professionally for the Gateway Grizzlies in 2010 following his playing career at Indiana from While at Indiana, he was an All-Big Ten selection in 2010 and helped the team capture the Big Ten Tournament Title in 2009 and advance to the NCAA Louisville Regional. He finished his career with a.349 batting average, the seventh highest mark in Hoosier history (Big Ten Conference games only). Rogers earned a bachelor s degree in general studies from Indiana #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 21

22 JULIO GODINEZ u Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season at EIU Graceland, 2011 Julio Godinez joined the baseball coaching staff in the fall of 2013 as a volunteer assistant coach. He will assist in the day-to-day operations of the program, oversee team travel and camps while working primarily with the catchers and overseeing hitting instruction. Godinez previously was an assistant coach at Lake Land C.C. during the 2013 season. He served as the pitching coach and oversaw the team s defense. From , Godinez was an assistant coach at Murray HS in Murray, Iowa, helping the program win the school s first conference title (2011). The Chicago native played collegiately at Graceland (Iowa) from where he earned all-conference honors twice. He also served as a student assistant coach with the Yellow Jackets in Godinez started his playing career at Kishwaukee C.C. ( ). He earned a bachelor s degree in physical education in 2011 from Graceland. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

23 Joe Greenfield Senior Pitcher 2014 BASEBALL ROSTER Demetre Taylor Sophomore Outfielder Caleb Howell Junior Outfielder

24 31 TROY BARTON u R/R RHP R-Senior Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville HS) SENIOR (2013): Did not see action with the team received a medical redshirt. JUNIOR (2012): Made 17 appearances with 13 starts posted a 9-5 record with a 3.20 ERA, the sixth lowest ERA in the OVC helped the Panther pitching staff post a conference-best 4.14 ERA recorded 52 strikeouts to 38 walks in 78.2 innings pitched held opposing hitters to a.239 batting average threw a season-high eight strikeouts on April 6 against Austin Peay had a 5-4 record during conference action with a 4.10 ERA. SOPHOMORE (2011): Made five starts in a total of 22 appearances primarily used as EIU s midweek starter picked up his first win of the season on March 22 against Chicago State in the Panthers home opener tossed a season-high six strikeouts versus Big XII member Missouri on April 26 threw 42 strikeouts on the year to 17 walks in 46.1 innings of work posted a 3.50 ERA and a 3-4 record on the year went 0-1 with a 4.72 ERA in 9.2 innings of relief work during OVC play only allowed one home run and a total of 11 extra base hits. FRESHMAN (2010): Made nine starts in a total of 14 appearances primarily used as EIU s midweek starter recorded his first career save in only his third appearance with the Panthers, coming against South Florida on March 13 posted his first career win against Illinois College on April 6, striking out six and only surrendering two hits in five innings of action threw a season-high seven strikeouts against in-state foe Illinois State on May 12 tossed 34 strikeouts and issued 19 walks on the year posted a 5.75 ERA and a 2-5 record in his first season with EIU. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-time letterwinner in baseball also lettered twice in basketball named to the all-state honorable mention team by the Daily Herald as a senior selected to the All-North Suburban Conference Team on two occasions helped Libertyville HS to a regional championship in 2009 was named team captain as a senior played in the Midwest Pro Scout Classic after pitching in the 2008 Chicago Fall Scout League also played for the McHenry County Hurricanes during the summer was an honor roll student played for Jim Schurr in high school. PERSONAL: Son of John and Pam Barton majoring in secondary education. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / / TOTAL / OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

25 8 CAMERON BERRA u R/R UTL Senior St. Louis, Mo. (Parkway Central HS) u 2011, 2012 & 2013 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll u 2013 Capital One Academic All-District V First Team JUNIOR (2013): Played in 39 games, making 33 starts posted a.300 batting average (36-for-120) also added 23 RBI, 16 runs and seven extra-base hits had a.400 slugging percentage and a.362 on-base percentage increased his batting average to.313 in OVC play also hit.333 (14-for-42) with RISP and had five, two-out RBI had 10 multi-hit games and five multi-rbi games went 7-for-11 at the plate in a home series with Murray State on April 5-7 while adding five runs, four RBI and a triple named to the Capital One Academic All-District V First Team as selected by CoSIDA. SOPHOMORE (2012): Played in 28 games, making 19 starts missed time early in the season due to an injury saw action at first base, second base and right field posted a.244 batting average (21-for-86) with 13 runs, eight doubles and two doubles hit.296 (8-for-27) with runners in scoring position and had a.438 batting average (7-for-16) when batting as the leadoff hitter had five multi-hit games posted a.224 batting average during conference play drove in a season-high three runners at Murray State on May 6, going 2-for-3 at the plate while also adding two runs. FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 36 games, making 24 starts made starts at first base, third base and right field batted.239 on the year with 10 runs, nine RBIs and six doubles collected his first career hit with the Panthers in his second at bat of the year, a single against 2011 NCAA Tournament participant Southern Miss on Feb. 18 was 4-for-6 with three RBIs, two doubles and a run against Illinois College on April 13 ended the season on a five-game hit streak also scored a run in the final four games and posted an RBI in the final three contests. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, baseball, soccer and golf at Parkway Central (Chesterfield) High School was a two-time letterwinner in football and three-time letterwinner in baseball selected to All-Suburban South Conference First Team in baseball ( ), football ( ) and soccer (2009) batted a team-best.488 with 16 doubles and 36 RBIs during his junior season also hit.438 as a sophomore was a member of the National Honor Society and LEAD (Leadership of Educational and Athletic Discipline) high school coach was Ryan Connors. PERSONAL: Son of Dan and Joyce Berra is also a member of the Panther football team, handling the kicking responsibilities mother was a swimmer at the University of Tulsa and his brother Ryan played golf at the University of Dayton majoring in kinesiology. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 25

26 28 MATT BORENS u R/R RHP Junior Monee, Ill. (Peotone HS) u 2013 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll SOPHOMORE (2013): Made 16 appearances with 13 starts on the mound posted a 4.30 ERA with a 4-4 record also had two complete games and one shutout pitched in 88 innings, the eighth most in the OVC led the Panthers with 65 strikeouts issued 25 walks and allowed 58 runs (42 earned runs) held opposing hitters to a.271 batting average, the ninth best mark in the conference and the second best mark of any underclassmen pitchers in the OVC had a 4.12 ERA and a 3-2 record in conference play posted his first complete game against SEMO on April 21, throwing seven strikeouts while allowing three runs (one earned), one walk and seven hits also threw a complete-game shutout on May 17, throwing a season-high 12 strikeouts with two walks and only three hits named OVC Pitcher of the Week twice, earning the award on April 22 and May 20. FRESHMAN (2012): Made 15 appearances with three starts posted a 1-0 record with a 5.70 ERA also had one save recorded 12 strikeouts and 20 walks in 23.2 innings picked up his first career win on April 11 against Illinois College, allowing five hits and two runs (one earned) with two strikeouts in four innings of work recorded his first career save at Jacksonville State on May 17, striking out two batters and surrendering two hits and one run in three innings. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two year letterwinner in baseball also played basketball and golf helped his team win a regional title in 2010 tossed 57 strikeouts to only seven walks as a junior in 38.1 innings of work... also helped his basketball team capture a regional title in 2011 earned all-conference and all-area honors in basketball as a senior played club baseball for the Midwest Dodgers. PERSONAL: Son of Dan and Pam Borens majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / TOTAL / OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

27 6 LUKE BUSHUR u R/R RHP Senior Teutopolis, Ill. (Teutopolis HS) u u 2011 OVC All-Freshman Team Selection 2011 & 2012 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll JUNIOR (2013): Made 13 appearances with one start had a 4.08 ERA with a 1-0 record in 17.2 innings of work also recorded 12 strikeouts with 15 walks allowed 15 hits and 12 runs (eight earned runs) held opposing hitters to a.238 batting average went a season-long 3.1 innings at Jackson State on Feb. 16, striking out two batters while not surrendering any runs. SOPHOMORE (2012): Made 14 appearances with two starts posted a 2-2 record with a 6.31 ERA recorded 12 strikeouts and 13 walks through 25.2 innings of action earned wins against Austin Peay on April 7 and at Tennessee Tech on April 28 threw a season-high four strikeouts at Eastern Kentucky on April 14. FRESHMAN (2011): Made 15 appearances, including 13 starts was EIU s day two pitcher in weekend rotations posted a 6.04 ERA and a 4-5 record pitched the second-most innings on the team (56.2)... recorded 49 strikeouts, one behind team-leader Mike Hoekstra went 3-2 with a 6.21 ERA in OVC games made his first appearance with the Panthers on Feb. 18 at Southern Miss and made his first career start against Central Arkansas on Feb. 26 recorded his first career win at Memphis on March 19 after striking out four batters and only allowing five hits and two runs in six innings of action tossed a season-high seven strikeouts in a home win against Eastern Kentucky on March 27. HIGH SCHOOL: Helped Teutopolis High School win the 2010 Illinois State 2A Championship selected to the all-illinois 2A First-Team during senior season guided high school team to back-to-back National Trail Conference Titles in 2008 and 2009 posted a 3.79 ERA with a 5-2 record and 67 strikeouts during junior season recorded a 1.77 ERA and 43 strikeouts during sophomore campaign was a member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Son of John Michele Bushur majoring in biology. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / / TOTAL / #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 27

28 21 JOHN DEVITO u R/R C Junior Mundelein, Ill. (Mundelein HS) SOPHOMORE (2013): Played in 15 games, making four starts hit.346 (9-for-26) with seven RBI, four RBI, two doubles and a triple also had a.500 slugging percentage and a.393 on-base percentage hit.556 (5-for-9) with RISP and.417 (5-for-12) with two outs in an inning also had four, two-out RBI had two multi-hit and two multi-rbi games. FRESHMAN (2012): Played in 16 games, making two starts did not have a hit in 13 plate appearances scored two runs was walked three times and hit by a pitch once played in his first career game against Mississippi Valley on Feb. 17 made his first career start against Navy on March 14. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in both baseball and football earned all-conference honors in both baseball and football helped lead Mundelein HS to a No. 1 state ranking during his senior season was also an honor roll student. PERSONAL: Son of John and Melissa DeVito father played baseball at UIC majoring in special education. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

29 4 MITCH GASBARRO u R/R IF Sophomore Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard South HS) u 2013 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll FRESHMAN (2013): Played in 28 games, making 20 starts hit.200 (16-for-80) with 21 runs, five RBI, a double and a home run also went 3-for-4 in stolen bases had a.250 slugging percentage and a.347 on-base percentage had five sacrifice hits went 4-for-11 at the plate during the Murray State series with seven runs, three RBI and two sacrifice hits had three multi-hit games went 3-for-16 with RISP started 11 games at shortstop and nine at second base. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-sport athlete, playing baseball, basketball and golf... was a three-time varsity letterwinner at shortstop... earned All-Western Sun Conference honors as a sophomore and All-Metro Suburban Conference honors as a senior... missed his junior baseball season with an injury... tabbed the Metro Suburban Conference MVP as a senior... named to the IHSBCA All-Area Team and the IHSBCA All-State Team as a senior... played in the IHSBCA East/ West Senior All-Star Game... served as team captain as a senior... led his team in on-base percentage (.437), runs (39) and Triples (5) in helped team set the school record for single-season wins (26) as a senior... helped team capture a conference and regional title in was selected as his team s MVP as a senior... also named the school s male athlete of the year... played for the DuPage Training Academy Wildcats in in the summer of was a threetime academic all-conference honoree... was a member of the high school honor roll ( ), National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society... was the recipient of the 2012 Livingston Human Relations Award. PERSONAL: Son of Dan and Lori Gasbarro intends to major in business is a member of the EIU Honors College. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 29

30 23 ANDREW GRAHN u R/R RHP Junior Louisville, Ill. (North Clay HS) u 2012 & 2013 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll SOPHOMORE (2013): Made nine appearances with eight starts posted a 0-3 record and a 7.56 ERA in 33.1 innings of work walked 23 batters while throwing 10 strikeouts allowed 36 runs (28 earned runs)... had three strikeouts at Jacksonville State on March 28 while also only allowing one run in five innings of action also posted three strikeouts through five innings in his first start of the year against Texas Southern on Feb. 16. FRESHMAN (2012): Made 14 appearances with nine starts posted an 0-6 record with a 6.75 ERA threw 13 strikeouts and issued 24 walks in 33.1 innings of work made his first career start at Southeastern Louisiana on Feb. 26, striking out two and only allowing three hits and one run in five innings of action. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four year letterwinner in both baseball and basketball named Midland Trail Conference Player of the Year in 2010 was a four-time all-conference selection helped his team win a regional title in 2009 and 2011 was a member of the national honor society played club baseball for the I-70 Thunder. PERSONAL: Son of Dennis and Carolyn Grahn majoring in business. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / TOTAL / OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

31 24 JOE GREENFIELD u R/R RHP Senior Orland Park, Ill. (South Suburban C.C.) JUNIOR (2013): Was taken in the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Players Draft, going to the Minnesota Twins in the 36th round (No. 1,070) made 18 appearances with 14 starts led the conference in complete games (4), while ranking sixth in innings pitched (93.1 IP) also had one shutout and two saves had 63 strikeouts to 31 walks allowed 58 runs (38 earned runs) named OVC Pitcher of the Week twice, coming on Feb. 25 and April 29 threw a completegame shutout against Alcorn State on Feb. 23, striking out sixing and only surrendering six hits with one walk posted a season-high eight strikeouts at Illinois State on March 23. SOUTH SUBURBAN C.C. (2012): Was drafted in the 22nd round (No. 691) of Major League Baseball s First-Year Players Draft by the Boston Red Sox spent the 2012 season at South Suburban C.C., posting a 4.28 ERA in 82 innings of work had a 3-6 record in 15 appearances threw a team-high 95 strikeouts helped his team post a overall record. EASTERN ILLINOIS (2011): Posted a 5.52 ERA with an 0-2 record during his freshman campaign made nine appearances and six starts had 11 strikeouts in 29.1 innings of work. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / TOTAL / #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 31

32 15 CALEB HOWELL u L/L OF Junior Jacksonville, Ill. (Jacksonville HS) u 2013 OVC Second Team u 2012 OVC All-Freshman Team SOPHOMORE (2013): Named to the All-OVC Second Team as an outfielder played in 46 games, making 45 starts led the team in batting average (.362) and on-base percentage (.442) finished the year ranked fourth in the OVC in batting average and eighth in on-base percentage had 64 hits, 29 runs, seven doubles and a triple also had two home runs hit his first career home run at Tennessee Tech on April 14 also had 20 RBI and four stolen bases hit.340 with RISP (17-for-50) and.361 (26-for-72) with runners on base also hit.514 (38-for-74) as the leadoff hitter in an inning posted a.377 batting average in OVC play with a.500 slugging percentage and a.438 on-base percentage had 19 multi-hit games and ended the year on an eight-game hit streak. FRESHMAN (2012): Named to the All-OVC Freshman Team posted a.316 batting average (65-for-206), the third highest on the team led the team in runs scored with 37 (tied with Ryan Dineen) also had 19 RBI and nine doubles played in 57 games, making 54 starts was 4-for-11 in stolen bases had a.359 slugging percentage and a.400 on-base percentage improved his batting average to.394 during OVC play, the fourth highest in the conference posted a.370 batting average when batting as the leadoff hitter in an inning ranked second in the team in multi-hit games with 20 also had four multi-rbi games finished the year on an 11 game hitting streak went 2-for-2 with two runs and two RBI in his first career game versus Mississippi Valley State on Feb. 17. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four year letterwinner in baseball also played football and basketball was a three-time all-conference honoree and two-time allstate selection finished his career at Jacksonville HS as the record holder to six career records and three single-season records also earned all-conference academic honors three times in both baseball and football played club baseball for the Midwest Stallions. PERSONAL: Son of Tim and Pam Howell majoring in kinesiology and business administration. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

33 13 JAKE JOHANSMEIER u R/R RHP Sophomore St. Charles, Ill. (St. Charles North HS) u 2013 All-OVC Newcomer Team FRESHMAN (2013): Named to the All-OVC Newcomer Team as a pitcher posted a 3.70 ERA with a 3-4 record in 48.2 innings of work made 20 appearances with eight starts also had one complete game and one save threw 33 strikeouts and issued 22 walks held opposing hitters to a.249 batting average posted his first career save on April 5 against Murray State recorded his first complete game at Belmont on April 26 earned his first career win against Southern Illinois on March 19 had a team-best 3.27 ERA in conference play in 11 appearances with five starts went 2-3 in OVC play threw 21 strikeouts and issued 15 walks in conference play while holding opposing hitters to a.222 batting average. HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked as one of the top-25 players in the state of Illinois by the Prep Baseball Report in 2012 was selected to the All-Upstate Eight Conference Honorable Mention Team as a junior posted a.448 batting average in the fall of 2012 with 14 runs, 13 hits and six extra base hits hit.394 as a junior with 41 hits, 30 runs and 22 RBIs also had eight stolen bases, six doubles and two home runs in 2011 saw action from the mound as a junior, posting a 4-2 record with a 2.45 ERA in 28 innings of work also threw 26 strikeouts while recording two saves.. went 4-0 with a 0.58 ERA during the 2011 fall season with 20 strikeouts. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / TOTAL / #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 33

34 11 BEN KENNEDY u L/L LHP Senior Indianapolis, Ind. (Lincoln Trail C.C.) JUNIOR (2013): Posted a 4.97 ERA and a 3-2 record in 23 appearances out of the bullpen also had one save in 25.1 innings of work threw 26 strikeouts and issued 15 walks posted his first career win at Illinois State on March 22 recorded his first career save at Morehead State on May 12. LINCOLN TRAIL C.C. ( ): Made nine appearances at Lincoln Trail C.C., posting a 3.96 ERA in 25 innings of action had a 4-1 record recorded 30 strikeouts to 11 walks also had two saves... helped team to a overall record. PERSONAL: Son of Alan and Melinda Kennedy intends to major in history. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / TOTAL / OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

35 32 DEREK PAGE u R/R OF Sophomore Edwardsville, Ill. (Edwardsville HS) FRESHMAN (2013): Played in 19 games, making 10 starts had a.211 batting average with three runs and RBI also had one double and sacrifice hit made his first career start at Evansville on March 12 had two multi-hit games and one multi-rbi game. HIGH SCHOOL: Posted a.374 batting average last season with 34 hits, 29 RBIs and 26 runs also had eight doubles, four home runs and three stolen bases helped Edwardsville HS to an IHSA Elite Eight birth a year ago with a 3-for-4 plate performance with three doubles hit.416 with 37 RBIs, 35 runs and 32 hits during the summer of 2011 also hit 13 home runs and four doubles. Career Statistics PAGE, Derek Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 35

36 37 JACOB REESE u R/R C Senior Rochester, Il. (Chatham-Glenwood HS) JUNIOR (2013): Played in 45 games, making 44 starts posted a.270 batting average with 27 runs, 14 RBI and six doubles also had a.311 slugging percentage and a.317 on-base percentage served as the team s primary catcher for the third straight season caught 16 base runners stealing in 40 attempts had 11 multi-hit games and three multi-rbi games hit.240 (12-for-50) with RISP. SOPHOMORE (2012): Played and started in 57 games posted a.271 batting average (58-for-214) also had 35 RBI, 16 extra-base hits and 26 runs hit his first career home run on March 27 in the Panthers 13-6 win over No. 30 Saint Louis led the team with 22, two-out RBI recorded a.314 batting average (22-for-70) with runners in scoring position helped the Panthers only allow 23 stolen bases on the year, the fewest in the OVC by a large margin (Eastern Kentucky allowed 44) caught 22 of 42 runners attempting to steal a base only allowed four stolen bases during conference play was second on the team in multi-rbi games with 10 also had 16 multi-hit games. FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 47 games, making 46 starts behind the plate hit.237 on the year with 33 hits, 22 runs and 10 RBIs batted.279 in OVC action with a.371 on-base percentage was 5-for-8 with runners on third and two outs in OVC contests posted seven multi-hit games collected his first career hit with EU at Southern Miss on Feb. 18 recorded a season-high three hits against Eastern Kentucky on March 26 scored a season-high two runs at Mississippi State on March 15 and at Morehead State on April 10. HIGH SCHOOL: Helped Chatham Glenwood High School capture the 2010 Illinois 3A State Title, finishing the year with a 32-4 record was 3-for-4 at the plate with an RBI in the title game guided his team to a 32-6 record in 2009 and a state runner-up finish batted.458 in the 2009 IHSA playoffs led the Central State Eight Conference with 47 RBIs as a junior while batting.371 collected five home runs and 15 doubles while 20 of his 46 hits went for extra bases as a junior batted.458 in the IHSA playoffs as Glenwood lost in the championship game of the 3A state finals Under Armour Preseason All-American for 2010 two-time all-academic performer at Glenwood coached by Pat Moomey. PERSONAL: Son of Tony and Anna Marie Reese brother Michael Reese plays baseball at Truman State majoring in business. Career Statistics REESE, Jacob Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

37 9 TREY RUSSELL u R/R OF Senior Urbana, Ill. (Joliet C.C.) JUNIOR (2013): Played in 26 games, making 11 starts hit.245 with six runs and four doubles hit his first career home run on April 24 against Benedictine made his first career start at Jackson State on Feb. 16 had two multi-hit games and one multi-rbi game. Joliet C.C. ( ): Played at Joliet C.C., earning NJCAA Division III All-American Second Team honors in 2012 batted.364 with 39 hits, 31 RBIs and 21 runs also had 11 extra base hits and four stolen bases was an All-Big 12 Conference First Team Selection as a senior at Urbana HS in Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 37

38 16 DANE SAUER u R/R IF West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago HS) SOPHOMORE (2013): Played in 33 games, making 28 starts hit.258 with 16 RBI and 13 runs also had a.280 slugging percentage and a.355 on-base percentage made starts at shortstop and second base during the season had five multi-hit games hit.344 (11-for-32) with RISP. FRESHMAN (2012): Played in 19 games, making nine starts hit.259 (7-for-27) with four RBI, three runs and two doubles was 1-for-1 in stolen bases hit.429 (3-for-7) in conference play collected his first career hit in the Panthers 3-2 win over No. 14 Louisville on Feb. 28 made his first career start against Iowa on March 12 saw action at both shortstop and second base. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four year letterwinner in baseball also played hockey earned All-DVC Conference honors selected to the honor roll all four years of high school played club baseball for the DTA Wildcats. PERSONAL: Son of Joel and Elaine Sauer majoring in kinesiology and sports studies relative Kevin Kouzmanoff plays for the Kansas City Royals. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

39 18 JASON SCHOLL u L/R C/IF Sophomore Northbrook, Ill. (Glenbrook North HS) FRESHMAN (2013): Played in 25 games, making 10 starts had seven RBI and four runs also had two doubles and two home runs hit his first career home run at Illinois State on April 3 had three, two-out RBI had one multi-hit and multi-rbi game. HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked as a top-60 prospect in the state of Illinois by Prep Baseball Report in 2012 earned All-Central Suburban League honors as a junior hit.422 with 41 RBIs and 38 hits last season also scored 32 runs while recording 14 doubles and seven home runs. PERSONAL: Son of Steve and Laura Scholl intends to major in sports management. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 39

40 10 TYLER SCHWEIGERT u R/R IF Senior Round Lake, Ill. (Libertyville HS) JUNIOR (2013): Played in 36 games, making 26 starts had a.179 batting average with 19 runs and 12 RBI also had two doubles and two home runs was 2-for-2 in stolen bases had three multi-hit and multi-rbi games posted a.280 batting average (7-for-25) with RISP. SOPHOMORE (2012): Played in 29 games, making 11 starts posted a.123 batting average (7-for-57) with 11 runs, two RBI and a double went 1-for-3 in stolen bases saw action at second base, third base and in the outfield. FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 26 games, making three starts batted.261 on the year with nine runs, six hits and three RBIs scored his first run on Feb. 18 as a pinch runner at Southern Miss collected his first career hit and home run on March 23 versus Southern Illinois, a solo shot down the left-field line saw action as a pinch runner 13 times made his first career start on April 13 against Illinois College, getting the start at second base went 1-for-5 with three runs a double against Illinois College. HIGH SCHOOL: Batted.447 with 20 extra-base hits and 24 stolen bases as a senior at Libertyville High School scored 45 runs and struck out only 12 times in 123 at-bats in named to the North Suburban Conference All-Conference Team and the Herald All-Area Team in 2009 and 2010 selected to the all-state honorable mention team as a senior set the school record for single-season hits in 2010 compiled a.469 on-base percentage and recorded 41 hits during his junior season... played for Jim Schurr was a high school teammate of current Panther Troy Barton. PERSONAL: Son of Roger and Diana Schweigert majoring in applied engineering of technology. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

41 29 CHRISTIAN SLAZINIK u S/L LHP R-Junior St. Louis, Mo. (St. John Vianney HS) JUNIOR (2013): Threw one pitch at Jackson State on Feb. 17 before suffering a season-ending injury was granted a medical redshirt. SOPHOMORE (2012): Made 15 appearances with 15 starts posted a 6-6 record with a 4.50 ERA was second in the team in strikeouts with 68 in 80 innings of action held opposing hitters to a.250 batting average named OVC Pitcher of the Week on March 12 for his performance in the Panthers 3-1 win at South Florida only allowed one hit while striking out six batters and issuing three walks in eighth innings against the Bulls threw a season-high nine strikeouts against IPFW on March 3 helped the Panther pitching staff post a conference-best 4.14 ERA. FRESHMAN (2011): Made 14 appearances, making 10 starts went 2-5 with a 5.57 ERA used primarily as a starting pitcher tossed 29 strikeouts in 42 innings of action went 1-1 with a 5.84 ERA in 12.1 innings of OVC play also threw 13 strikeouts and held opposing hitters to a.286 batting average in OVC contests made his first career start with EIU on Feb. 20 at Southern Miss picked up his first career win on March 27 against Eastern Kentucky, striking out a season-high eight batters and surrendering four hits in five innings of work. HIGH SCHOOL: Posted a 3-1 record with a 3.29 ERA and 18 strikeouts in 17 innings of work in 2009 suffered an arm injury during sophomore season and eventually had Tommy John surgery was selected as the most valuable pitcher on the 2007 St. John Vianney team, compiling a 2.14 ERA and only surrendering 21 hits in 36 innings pitched played for Steve Bieser. PERSONAL: Son of Dave and Kathy Slazinik major is undecided. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / / TOTAL / #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 41

42 30 GARRISON STENGER u L/L LHP Junior Arcola, Ill. (Lakeland C.C.) SOPHOMORE (2013): Posted a 2.87 ERA and a 3-1 record in 31.1 innings of work made a team-high 24 appearances out of the bullpen also had two saves threw 23 strikeouts and issued 15 walks held opposing hitters to a.265 batting average earned his first career win at Auburn on March 1 posted his first career save against Southeast Missouri on April 19. LAKELAND C.C. (2012): Helped team to a overall record went 1-1 at Lakeland C.C. with two saves posted a 6-5 record with a 2.02 ERA during his senior year of high school also threw 97 strikeouts to only 28 walks in 65 innings of action. PERSONAL: Son of Garry and Debbie Stenger intends to major in business management. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / TOTAL / OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

43 1 DEMETRE TAYLOR u L/L DH/OF R-Sophomore Tampa, Fla. (Middleton HS) REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2013): Played in 44 games, making 39 starts hit.264 with 24 RBI, 18 runs, four doubles and two home runs also had a.331 slugging percentage and a.347 on-base percentage hit his first career home run versus Texas Southern on Feb. 15 had nine multi-hit games and four multi-rbi games hit.279 (17-for-61) with RISP. HIGH SCHOOL: Hit.435 as a senior (2011) at Middleton HS in Tampa, Fla., with 20 runs and 27 RBI helped his team to a 13-7 overall record and an 11-5 record in conference play also had a.790 slugging percentage and a.500 on-base percentage. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 43

44 33 BRANT VALACH u R/R IF Junior Orland Park, Ill. (Carl Sandburg HS) u 2013 All-OVC Second Team u 2012 Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-American u 2012 OVC Rookie of the Year u 2012 All-OVC Freshmen Team SOPHOMORE (2013): Named to the All-OVC Second Team played in 48 games, making 47 starts had a.332 batting average, the second highest on the team had 34 runs, 35 RBI and four home runs ranked tied for sixth in the conference in doubles (19) also had a.492 slugging percentage and a.401 onbase percentage had 16 multi-hit games and six multi-rbi games led the team with 16, two-out RBI hit.311 (19-for-61) with RISP hit.350 in OVC play. FRESHMAN (2012): Named OVC Rookie of the Year named to the 2012 Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-American team selected by the Collegiate Baseball newspaper posted a.314 batting average (65-for-207) with 28 RBI, 17 runs and 10 doubles played and started in 57 games hit.396 (40-for-101) during OVC play, the third highest in the conference had a team-best.397 batting average (23-for-58) with runners in scoring position also had 11, two-out RBI led the team with 21 multi-hit games also had eight multi-rbi games hit his first career home run against Austin Peay on April 6. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four year letterwinner in baseball also played a year of football and basketball named to the all-area and all-conference teams by the Southtown Star was also named to the IHBCA All-Star Team as a senior helped team to 2011 regional title and both conference and regional titles in 2010 also help team capture conference, regional and sectional titles in 2009 earned academic all-conference honors in 2011 played club baseball for the Illinois Sparks. PERSONAL: Son of George and Paige Valach major is undecided. Career Statistics Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% TOTAL OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

45 20 JADEN WIDDERSHEIM u R/R RHP Senior Strasburg, Ill. (Olney Central C.C.) JUNIOR (2013): Posted a 5.00 ERA and a 4-3 record in 36 innings of work made 20 appearances with four starts threw 28 strikeouts and issued 22 walks had one save went 1-0 with a 2.08 ERA in OVC games through 17.1 innings of action earned his first win at Jackson State on Feb. 16 also had his first career save against UT Martin on May 18. OLNEY CENTRAL C.C. ( ): Led team to a overall record last season posted a 5-3 record with a 3.01 ERA in 51 innings of action (10 appearances) threw a team-high 39 strikeouts while only issuing 13 walks. Career Statistics Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / TOTAL / #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 45

46 ALEX 38 CAIN u R/R RHP/IF Freshman Oregon, Ill. (Oregon HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the all-conference first team as a junior also selected to the Sauk Valley All-Area First Team was an all-conference scholar athlete posted a.442 batting average with 46 hits, 30 runs and 35 RBI in the spring of 2012 also had nine doubles and 19 stolen bases recorded a 2.08 ERA in 60 innings pitched also posted a 3-4 record in 16 games with 109 strikeouts... was a varsity letterwinner in basketball as a sophomore and junior. PERSONAL: Son of Roger and Julie Cain grandfather played baseball at Southern Illinois in 1945 majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. ADAM 17 CASSON u L/L IF Junior Pontiac, Ill. (Parkland C.C.) PARKLAND C.C. ( ): Hit.287 in 2013 with 34 RBI also added 42 runs, seven stolen bases and two home runs had five doubles and three triples posted a.416 on-base percentage and a.382 slugging percentage. MATT 42 DUNAVANT u R/R IF Sophomore Eureka, Ill. (Eureka HS) FRESHMAN (2013): Did not see action with the team. HIGH SCHOOL: Hit.319 as a junior with 19 RBIs and 17 hits also scored 14 runs, hit six doubles and two home runs hit.424 this fall with 44 RBIs while scoring 26 runs played for the Rawlings Prospects in Missouri. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

47 JAKE 34 HABERER u R/R RHP Freshman Highland, Ill. (Highland HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the Illinois All-State First Team by the Prep Baseball Report named to the all-conference first team as a junior as an infielder and a pitcher also earned all-conference second team honors as a sophomore posted a 9-3 record with a 2.01 ERA in 13 appearances also recorded 65 strikeouts from the mound hit.427 with 34 runs, 35 hits and 29 RBI in the spring of 2012 also had 14 doubles and 13 stolen bases. PERSONAL: Son of Dave and Barb Haberer father played baseball at EIU from cousin Eric Haberer played baseball at Southern Illinois from and was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 3rd round of the 2004 MLB Draft intended major is undecided. JACK 36 MARTIN u R/R IF Freshman Carmel, Ind. (Carmel HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year varsity starter hit.375 as a senior and led the county in home runs earned to the Hamilton County All-Conference First Team in 2013 named to the Kernels Foundation Perfect Game All-Tournament Team after helping his team with the championship earned scholar athlete honors also earned academic all-conference honors from PERSONAL: Son of Larry and Elizabeth Martin major is undecided. FRANKIE 12 PERRONE u R/R OF/IF Freshman Park Ridge, Ill. (Maine South HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-year varsity letterwinner in baseball helped team to sectional title and conference title in 2013 also helped team to a regional title in 2012 helped his team post a record in his final two years on the team hit.350 with 25 RBI, 12 doubles and six home runs as a senior earned Central Suburban League All-Conference and All-Area honors named to the 2013 NABF All-Tournament Team selected to participate in the 2013 NABF home run derby played for Bill Milano at Maine South HS was also a scholar athlete participated in the Central Suburban Leadership Conference as a freshman. PERSONAL: Son of Lou and Andrea Perrone majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 47

48 DREW 3 STERIOTI u R/R IF Freshman Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Was selected to participate in the Plainfield Showcase as a junior posted a.326 batting average in the spring of 2012 with 11 runs and five RBI also had a.452 on-base percentage. PERSONAL: Son of Rick and Sally Sterioti father played baseball at EIU from majoring in finance. MARSHAWN 25 TAYLOR u L/R IF Freshman Chicago, Ill. (Simeon Career Academny) HIGH SCHOOL: Was taken in the 2013 Major League Baseball First-Year Players Draft in the 35th round (No. 1,047) by the Seattle Mariners... helped his team advance to the regional finals of the IHSA 4A State Tournament participated in an all-star game in the summer of 2013 as member of a Chicago All-Star Team that played a New York City All-Star Team in Yankee Stadium selected to the all-city team as a sophomore and junior posted a.425 batting average in the spring of 2012 to go along with 37 hits, 37 runs and 12 extra base hits also had 23 RBI and 16 stolen bases. PERSONAL: Son of Clarence Taylor Jr. and Yolanda Matthews majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

49 CHASE 26 THURSTON u R/R RHP Freshman Danville, Ill. (Danville HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Tabbed to the All-Big 12 Conference First Team as a junior was named an Illinois State Scholar Athlete in 2011 and 2012 went 7-4 from the mound in 15 appearances as a junior also posted a 2.39 ERA with 70 strikeouts had a.393 batting average in the spring of 2012 with 25 runs and 17 RBI. PERSONAL: Son of John Thurston and Alissa Wright cousin Tyler Cox played at Illinois State ( ) and was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2008 majoring in mathematics and computer science. MONTANA 27 TIMMONS u R/R OF Senior West Lafayette, Ind. (Wabash College) WABASH COLLEGE ( ): Played in 134 career games at Wabash College, posting a.376 batting average with 113 RBI, 90 runs and 42 doubles also had nine home runs and four triples earned All-North Coast Athletic Conference First-Team honors three times ( ) earned 3rd Team ABCA/Rawlings Mideast All-Region honors in #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 49

50 NATHAN 35 UPCHURCH u L/L LHP Freshman Noblesville, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Led his team with a 2.20 ERA as a senior helped his team capture a sectional title in 2013 for the first time at Hamilton Southeastern HS in nine years. PERSONAL: Son of Andy and Nancy Upchurch. TROY 5 VANDENBROEK u R/R OF Freshman Belvidere, Ill. (Belvidere HS) HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the all-conference first team in 2012 was also named to the all-conference honorable mention team as a sophomore was named an all-conference scholar athlete from posted a.480 batting average as a junior also had 49 hits, 31 runs 22 doubles and 28 RBI selected as his team s MVP in both 2011 and PERSONAL: Son of Rodger and Karen Vandenbroek father played in the 1977 Senior Babe Ruth World Series that won the championship father also pitched for two seasons at Loyola-Marymount mother was a professional cheerleader with the Chicago Blitz (USFL) and with the Chicago Bears during the 1985 Super Bowl season majoring in exercise science. 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

51 2013 IN REVIEW Nick Priessman ( ) Nathan Sopena ( )

52 u EIU posted a overall record in 2013, including an mark in Ohio Valley Conference action ALL-OVC SELECTIONS Three Panther baseball players earned All-Ohio Valley Conference honors at the end of the regular season as voted on by head coaches and sports information directors. Caleb Howell and Brant Valach were selected to the second team while Jake Johansmeier was tabbed to the all-newcomer team. Howell earned All-OVC honors for the second consecutive year as he was selected to the all-newcomer team a year ago. The sophomore outfielder led the team in batting average, hitting.362 to rank fifth overall in the conference. He was also tied for the team-lead in hits with 64 while adding 29 runs, 20 RBI and 10 extra-base hits. The Jacksonville, Ill., native had a team-best.442 on-base percentage to go along with a.446 slugging percentage as the team s lead-off hitter. During OVC play, he hit.377 to pace the team. EIU SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS IN 2013 Joe Greenfield - 5th in innings pitched (93.1)... 11th in games started (14)... Treysen Vavra - t-4th in doubles (20)... Brant Valach - t-6th in doubles (19)... Nick Priessman - t-6th in sacrifice bunts (11)... EIU CAREER RECORDS IN 2013 Nick Priessman 1st in career sacrifice bunts (28)... Valach also earned All-OVC honors for the second consecutive season as he was tabbed to the all-newcomer team in 2012 in addition being named the OVC Rookie of the Year. The sophomore infielder was tied for the teamlead in hits with 64 while posting a.332 batting average. He also added 35 RBI, 34 runs and four home runs. The Orland Park, Ill., native also ranked second on the team in doubles with 19 tied for the sixth most in EIU singleseason history. During OVC play, he posted a.349 batting average. Johansmeier was only one of four pitchers named to the 13-member All- OVC Newcomer Team. The right-handed pitcher posted a 3-4 record with a 3.70 ERA in 20 appearances (eight starts). He had 33 strikeouts on the year with one save and one complete game in 48.2 innings of work. During OVC play, he had a team-best 3.27 ERA in 11 appearances (five starts) with 21 strikeouts. The St. Charles, Ill., native held opposing hitters to a.222 batting average in 33 innings of action in conference play. Caleb Howell 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

53 2013 OVERALL STATISTICS Record: Home: 11-6 Away: Neutral: 1-3 Ohio Valley: Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 15 HOWELL, Caleb VALACH, Brant VAVRA, Treysen PRIESSMAN, Nick BERRA, Cameron REESE, Jacob TAYLOR, Demetre DEVITO, John SOPENA, Nathan SAUER, Dane RUSSELL, Trey PAGE, Derek GASBARRO, Mitch SCHWEIGERT, Tyler SCHOLL, Jason WHITCOMB, Trent Totals Opponents LOB - Team (408), Opp (432). DPs turned - Team (35), Opp (46). TPs turned - Team (1). IBB - Team (8), VALACH 3, VAVRA 2, SCHWEIGERT,T 1, TAYLOR 1, HOWELL 1, Opp (8). Picked off - HOWELL 2, PRIESSMAN 1, RUSSELL 1, GASBARRO 1, REESE 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sh 24 GREENFIELD, Joe / BORENS, Matt / STENGER, Garrison / JOHANSMEIER, Jake / BUSHUR, Luke / KENNEDY, Ben / WIDDERSHEIM, Jaden / KALOUSEK, George / GRAHN, Andrew / MARTIN, CJ / HOUDEK, Scott / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (8), REESE 6, DEVITO 2, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (5), REESE 3, JOHANSMEIER 2, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - REESE (40-56), BORENS (11-13), GREENFIELD (8-13), WIDDERSHEIM (5-7), DEVITO (6-7), STENGER (4-7), GRAHN (6-6), BUSHUR (2-5), JOHANSMEIER (4-4), HOUDEK (4-4), MARTIN, CJ (2-3), KENNEDY (2-3), SCHOLL (3-3), KALOUSEK (1-2). #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 53

54 2013 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Ohio Valley Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 15, 2013 vs Tex. So. L WIDDERSHEIM (L 0-1) 45 2:46 Feb 16, 2013 vs Tex. So. L KENNEDY (L 0-1) 50 3:25 Feb 16, 2013 at Jackson State W 4-3 (11) WIDDERSHEIM (W 1-0) 20 3:26 Feb 17, 2013 at Jackson State L MARTIN, CJ (L 0-1) 50 3:33 Feb 22, 2013 at #21 Southern Miss L BORENS (L 0-1) :06 Feb 23, 2013 vs Alcorn State W GREENFIELD (W 1-0) 0 1:59 # Feb 24, 2013 vs Missouri State L WIDDERSHEIM (L 1-2) 0 2:34 Mar 01, 2013 at Auburn W STENGER (W 1-0) :19 Mar 02, 2013 at Auburn L GREENFIELD (L 1-1) :51 Mar 03, 2013 at Auburn L GRAHN (L 0-1) :36 Mar 05, 2013 at #2 Vanderbilt L WIDDERSHEIM (L 1-3) :19 * Mar 08, 2013 at SIUE L BORENS (L 0-2) 131 2:25 * Mar 09, 2013 at SIUE-1 L HOUDEK (L 0-1) - 2:48 * Mar 09, 2013 at SIUE-2 L GRAHN (L 0-2) 310 2:15 Mar 12, 2013 at Evansville L JOHANSMEIER (L 0-1) 72 2:27 * Mar 15, 2013 AUSTIN PEAY L BORENS (L 0-3) 83 2:44 * Mar 16, 2013 AUSTIN PEAY L GREENFIELD (L 1-2) 92 2:39 Mar 19, 2013 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W JOHANSMEIER (W 1-0) 72 3:16 Mar 22, 2013 at Illinois State W KENNEDY (W 1-1) 347 3:19 Mar 23, 2013 at Illinois State-1 W 7-2 (10) STENGER (W 2-0) 350 2:46 Mar 23, 2013 at Illinois State-2 L BORENS (L 0-4) 265 2:46 * Mar 28, 2013 at Jacksonville State L KENNEDY (L 1-2) 425 2:13 * Mar 29, 2013 at Jacksonville State L GREENFIELD (L 1-3) 475 2:20 * Mar 30, 2013 at Jacksonville State L JOHANSMEIER (L 1-2) 345 2:24 Apr 03, 2013 ILLINOIS STATE W WIDDERSHEIM (W 2-3) 181 2:54 * Apr 05, 2013 MURRAY STATE W KALOUSEK (W 1-0) 151 2:46 * Apr 06, 2013 MURRAY STATE W STENGER (W 3-0) 291 3:01 * Apr 07, 2013 MURRAY STATE W BORENS (W 1-4) 302 3:04 Apr 09, 2013 at Illinois W KENNEDY (W 2-2) 707 2:28 Apr 10, 2013 ILLINOIS COLLEGE W WIDDERSHEIM (W 3-3) 131 2:49 * Apr 12, 2013 at Tennessee Tech L GRAHN (L 0-3) 127 3:39 * Apr 13, 2013 at Tennessee Tech L GREENFIELD (L 1-4) 213 2:20 * Apr 14, 2013 at Tennessee Tech L KALOUSEK (L 1-1) 234 3:06 * Apr 19, 2013 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W JOHANSMEIER (W 2-2) 181 2:14 * Apr 20, 2013 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI L GREENFIELD (L 1-5) 291 3:38 * Apr 21, 2013 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W BORENS (W 2-4) 391 2:24 Apr 24, 2013 BENEDICTINE W BUSHUR (W 1-0) 85 2:45 * Apr 26, 2013 at BELMONT L JOHANSMEIER (L 2-3) 173 1:45 * Apr 27, 2013 at BELMONT W GREENFIELD (W 2-5) 76 2:21 * Apr 28, 2013 at BELMONT L 3-4 (10) STENGER (L 3-1) 212 2:30 * May 03, 2013 EASTERN KENTUCKY L JOHANSMEIER (L 2-4) 86 2:25 * May 05, 2013 EASTERN KENTUCKY L GREENFIELD (L 2-6) 73 5: at Indiana State W BORENS (W 3-4) 287 2:40 * May 10, 2013 at Morehead State W WIDDERSHEIM (W 4-3) 202 3:02 * May 11, 2013 at Morehead State W GREENFIELD (W 3-6) 202 2:40 * May 12, 2013 at Morehead State W JOHANSMEIER (W 2-3) 237 2:50 * May 16, 2013 UT MARTIN L KALOUSEK (L 1-2) 112 3:14 * May 17, 2013 UT MARTIN W BORENS (W 4-4) 234 2:26 * May 18, 2013 UT MARTIN W KENNEDY (W 3-2) 403 2:39 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

55 2013 OVC ONLY STATISTICS Record: Home: 7-6 Away: 4-11 Ohio Valley: Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 15 HOWELL, Caleb PRIESSMAN, Nick VAVRA, Treysen VALACH, Brant BERRA, Cameron TAYLOR, Demetre REESE, Jacob SAUER, Dane SOPENA, Nathan DEVITO, John GASBARRO, Mitch PAGE, Derek SCHWEIGERT, Tyler SCHOLL, Jason RUSSELL, Trey WHITCOMB, Trent Totals Opponents LOB - Team (237), Opp (223). DPs turned - Team (17), Opp (25). IBB - Team (4), VAVRA 2, VALACH 1, HOWELL 1, Opp (4). Picked off - GASBARRO 1, REESE 1. (Ohio Valley games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sh 13 JOHANSMEIER, Jake / BORENS, Matt / GREENFIELD, Joe / WIDDERSHEIM, Jaden / STENGER, Garrison / BUSHUR, Luke / KALOUSEK, George / KENNEDY, Ben / GRAHN, Andrew / HOUDEK, Scott / MARTIN, CJ / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), REESE 2, DEVITO 1, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (2), REESE 2, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - REESE (20-31), GREENFIELD (6-9), BORENS (6-7), STENGER (2-5), WIDDERSHEIM (1-2), JOHANSMEIER (2-2), BUSHUR (1-2), KENNEDY (0-1), GRAHN (1-1), KALOUSEK (0-1), HOUDEK (1-1). #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM 55

56 2013 STATISTICS Multiple Hit Games Total 5 VAVRA, Treysen HOWELL, Caleb PRIESSMAN, Nick VALACH, Brant REESE, Jacob BERRA, Cameron TAYLOR, Demetre SOPENA, Nathan SAUER, Dane GASBARRO, Mitch SCHWEIGERT, Tyler RUSSELL, Trey DEVITO, John PAGE, Derek SCHOLL, Jason TEAM Multiple RBI Games Total 5 VAVRA, Treysen VALACH, Brant SAUER, Dane BERRA, Cameron PRIESSMAN, Nick TAYLOR, Demetre REESE, Jacob HOWELL, Caleb SCHWEIGERT, Tyler DEVITO, John RUSSELL, Trey GASBARRO, Mitch SCHOLL, Jason SOPENA, Nathan PAGE, Derek TEAM Hitting Streaks Longest Current 4 PRIESSMAN, Nick HOWELL, Caleb TAYLOR, Demetre VALACH, Brant REESE, Jacob VAVRA, Treysen BERRA, Cameron RUSSELL, Trey 5-16 SAUER, Dane 5-1 SOPENA, Nathan 4-10 SCHWEIGERT, Tyler 4-34 PAGE, Derek 3-21 DEVITO, John 3-18 SCHOLL, Jason 2-12 GASBARRO, Mitch WHITCOMB, Trent 1 - Reached Base Streaks Longest Current 4 PRIESSMAN, Nick HOWELL, Caleb SAUER, Dane TAYLOR, Demetre VAVRA, Treysen VALACH, Brant BERRA, Cameron SOPENA, Nathan 9-9 RUSSELL, Trey 9-10 SCHWEIGERT, Tyler 8-37 REESE, Jacob GASBARRO, Mitch PAGE, Derek 6-21 DEVITO, John 3-18 SCHOLL, Jason 3-38 WHITCOMB, Trent 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

57 RECORD BOOK Zach Borenstein ( )

58 Draft and Postseason History Retired Numbers Marty Pattin's #19...Retired in 2009 Kevin Seitzer #2...Retired in 2012 Academic All-America Selections Brian Morrell (1st Team, Pitcher) Brian Morrell (2nd Team, Pitcher) Erik Huber (1st Team, First Baseman) All-Time Draft Picks YEAR PLAYER MLB TEAM Joe Greenfield (36th)... Twins Joe Greenfield (22nd)...Red Sox... Ryan Dineen (25th)... Astros Zach Borenstein (23rd)... Angles Tyler Kehrer (Comp A, 48th overall)... Angels... Brett Nommensen (8th)... Rays... Jordan Kreke (13th)... Braves Erik Huber (12th)... Pirates Kyle Haines (31st)... Giants... Chris Uhle (31st)... Astros Jordan Pals (20th)... Cardinals... Bret Pignatiello (27th)... Expos Chris Martin (FA)...Yankees John Larson (21st)... Pirates Matt Gage (20th)...A's... John Larson (17th)... Twins Bobby Castelli (4th)... Expos Randy Eversgerd (12th)...Blue Jays Steve Dunlop... Arizona Willy Hilton (13th)...A's Joe Keusch (33rd)...Rangers Tad Smith (28th)...Mets Steve Lemke...A's Ryan Edwards... Reds Dan Hargis (5th)... Expos... Jim Sweeney... Cubs Stan Royer (1st, 16th overall)...a's... Shannon Coppell (15th)... Giants... Bill Taylor...A's Tim Bogar (8th)... Astros... Eric Hillman (16th)... Mets Kendall Snyder (20th)... Twins... Terry McDevitt (27th)... Padres... Tim Torricelli... Brewers Monty Aldrich (28th)... Braves... Mick Freed (31st)... Cardinals Brian Jones... Pirates Kevin Seitzer (11th)...Indians... Kevin Gordon (23rd)... Pirates... Bill Morton... Phillies Matt Cimo (14th)... Giants... Tom Detmer... Cardinals Tim Pyznarski (1st, 15th overall)...a's... Elliott Skorupa (35th)... Expos... Randy Weibel... Expos Marty Pulley...Blue Jays... Ken Westray (22nd)... Expos Pat Rooney (20th)...Expos... Rick Doss (19th)... Giants... Jeff Gossett (5th)...Mets... Tim West... Expos Bill Tucker (16th)... Braves Randy Trapp (24th)...Mets... Rod Maxwell... Angels Dave Diamond... White Sox Bill Taft... Giants... Phil Bracken... Giants John Burns (6th)... Braves Stu Cann...Mets Marty Pattin (7th)... Angels... Nick Balodimas...Mets... Val Bush (23rd)... Giants... Gene Vidoni (28th)... Giants Bart Zeller... Cardinals Ted Huddleston...Yankees... Frank Caliendo... White Sox Gary Wagner...Phillies Tom McDevitt... Cardinals Ken Ludwig... Pirates... Jack Kenny...A's John McDevitt... Pirates J. D. Anderson... Phillies Bold = reached the majors (If known, round selected listed in parenthesis) National Postseason Results (Jim Schmitz) NCAA Division I Regional at Lincoln, Neb. (4th) EIU Nebraska - 13 EIU Oral Roberts - 8 (10 innings) (Jim Schmitz) NCAA Division I Regional at Waco, Texas (3rd) EIU Baylor - 7 EIU Arizona - 4 EIU Minnesota (Tom McDevitt) NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional (1st) EIU Lewis - 14 EIU Central Missouri - 2 EIU Lewis - 5 EIU Nebraska-Omaha - 5 EIU Nebraska-Omaha - 7 NCAA Division II World Series (2nd) EIU Troy State - 12 EIU Le Moyne (N.Y.) - 5 EIU Troy State - 3 EIU Cal State-Northridge - 2 EIU Florida Southern (Tom McDevitt) NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional (1st) EIU Univ. of Indianapolis - 3 EIU Western Illinois - 9 EIU Wright State - 2 EIU Western Illinois - 6 EIU Western Illinois - 1 NCAA Division II World Series (5th) EIU Univ. of San Diego - 15 EIU Missouri State - 11 EIU Valdosta State (J.W. Sanders) NCAA Division II Mideast Regional (3rd) EIU Valparaiso - 3 EIU Evansville - 7 EIU Valparaiso - 2 EIU Wright State (J.W. Sanders) NCAA Division II Mideast Regional EIU Wright State - 7 EIU Marietta College (Ohio) (Bill McCabe) NCAA College Division Mideast Regional (1st) EIU Univ. of Indianapolis - 6 EIU Cleveland State - 2 EIU SIU Edwardsville - 8 EIU Marietta College - 2 NCAA College Division World Series (3rd) EIU Florida Southern - 2 EIU California-Irvine - 6 EIU Missouri-St. Louis - 4 EIU Ithaca College (Bill McCabe) NAIA District 20 (2nd) EIU Illinois Benedictine - 1 EIU Illinois Benedictine - 2 EIU Lewis - 3 EIU Lewis - 3 EIU Lewis (Bill McCabe) NAIA District 20 EIU Illinois Benedictine - 2 EIU Lewis - 8 EIU Illinois Benedictine - 0 EIU Lewis (Bill McCabe) NAIA World Series EIU Sam Houston State - 3 EIU Mayville (N.D.) - 10 Conference Tourney Results Ohio Valley Conference Era (1997-Present) Paducah, Ky. (#1 Seed) EIU #6 Jacksonville State - 11 EIU #2 Murray State Paducah, Ky. (#4 Seed) EIU #5 Tennessee Tech - 1 EIU #2 Samford - 2 EIU #1 Jacksonville State - 6 EIU #6 Southeast Missouri State - 4 OVC Tournament Champs Paducah, Ky. (#3 Seed) EIU #6 Southeast Missouri State - 7 EIU #5 Austin Peay Paducah, Ky. (#2 Seed) EIU #5 Southeast Missouri State - 9 EIU #3 Jacksonville State - 5 EIU #6 Samford Paducah, Ky. (#6 Seed) EIU #1 Austin Peay - 11 EIU #3 Tennessee Tech - 2 EIU #5 Eastern Kentucky - 8 EIU #4 Murray State - 6 (13 innings) Paducah, Ky. (#2 Seed) EIU #5 Tennessee Tech - 8 EIU #6 Morehead State - 1 EIU #4 Murray State - 5 EIU #5 Tennessee Tech Paducah, Ky. (#1 Seed) EIU #6 Eastern Kentucky - 14 EIU #2 Southeast Missouri State - 1 EIU #5 Austin Peay Cape Girardeau, Mo. (#6 Seed) EIU #3 Middle Tennessee State Cape Girardeau, Mo. (#1 Seed) EIU #4 Middle Tennesse State - 7 EIU #3 Eastern Kentucky - 4 EIU #4 Middle Tennessee State - 3 OVC Tournament Champs Cape Girardeau, Mo. (#1 Seed) EIU #5 Eastern Kentucky - 15 EIU #6 Morehead State - 8 EIU #5 Eastern Kentucky - 10 EIU #2 Southeast Missouri Murfreesboro, Tenn. (#4 Seed) EIU #5 Southeast Missouri State - 6 Mid-Continent Conference Era ( ) Troy, Ala. (#1 West Seed) EIU #2E Pace (N.Y.) - 5 EIU #1E Troy State Charleston, Ill. (#1 West Seed) EIU #2E Troy State - 13 EIU #1E Youngstown State Chicago (#3 Seed) EIU #4 Cleveland State - 10 EIU #2 Illinois-Chicago - 5 EIU #1 Wright State Chicago (#1 Gray Seed) EIU #3B Youngstown State - 3 EIU #2B Akron - 1 EIU #1B Wright State - 6 EIU #2B Akron Chicago (#1 Gray Seed) EIU #3B Valparaiso - 7 EIU #1B Akron - 3 EIU #2B Illinois-Chicago Chicago (#2 Gray Seed) EIU #1B Illinois-Chicago - 5 EIU #2B Akron - 1 EIU #1G Missouri State Chicago (#2 Gray Seed) EIU #1B Cleveland State - 3 EIU #2B Illinois-Chicago - 6 EIU #1B Cleveland St. - 3 (10 innings) EIU #1G Missouri State - 4 EIU #1G Missouri State Chicago (#2 Gray Seed) EIU #1B Valparaiso - 0 EIU #1G Missouri State - 4 EIU #2B Illinois-Chicago - 4 EIU #1G Missouri State - 5 EIU #1G Missouri State Chicago (#1 Gray Seed) EIU #2B Cleveland State - 3 EIU #2G Missouri State - 22 EIU #2B Cleveland State - 11 EIU #2G Missouri State - 10 (13 innings) Charleston, Ill. (#1 Gray Seed) EIU #2B Cleveland State - 2 EIU #2G Missouri State - 4 EIU #1B Valparaiso - 2 EIU #2G Missouri State Chicago (No Seeds) EIU Missouri State - 3 EIU Valparaiso - 1 EIU Northern Iowa - 8 EIU Missouri State - 1 #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM

59 Single-Season Batting Records Hits 1. Pete Pirman Brett Nommensen Erik Huber Sean Lyons Richie Derbak Ryan Campbell Tim Pyznarski Mark Chagnon Chris Uhle Matt Marzec Clint Benhoff Tim Bogar Doubles 1. Josh Landon Ryan Campbell Sean Lyons Clint Benhoff Treysen Vavra Chris Uhle Ben Duke Matt Legaspi T.J. McManus Brant Valach Triples 1. Jason Jetel Jeff Gossett Rick Royer Kevin Smith Pete Kasperski Jordan Kreke Jason Jetel Rick Sterioti Kevin Seitzer Fred Myers John Burns Home Runs 1. Tim Pyznarski Clint Benhoff Bret Pignatiello Mark Tomse Matt Marzec Stan Royer Tim Bogar Ben Thoma Brian Hantosh Bret Pignatiello Mike Rooney Runs Batted In 1. Tim Pyznarski Clint Benhoff Matt Marzec Jordan Kreke Brett Pignatiello Dan Hargis Stan Royer Kirk Walters Stan Royer Chris Martin Mike Rooney Runs Scored 1. Sean Lyons Tim Pyznarski Chris Uhle Rick Sterioti Josh Zink Matt Marzec Pete Pirman Sean Loyns Tim Bogar Kevin Seitzer At-Bats 1. Jordan Tokarz Chris Uhle Ryan Campbell Kyle Haines Chris Uhle Aaron Shelbourne Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Josh Landon Jacob Reese Stolen Bases 1. Chris Steil Bryan Dillard Justin Stone Shannon Coppell Brett Nommensen Casey Spears Fred Myers Dave Ekstrom Mike Kerner Chris Clarke Dave McDevitt Bryan Dillard Walks 1. Mark Steppe Rick Sterioti Tim Torricelli Monty Aldrich Jeff Jetel Jeff Jetel Alswinn Kieboom Matt Marzec Jeff Nelson Terry McDevitt Tim Weber Batting Club (Minimum 75 At-Bats) Avg H-AB Player Year Brett Nommensen Troy Harper Tim Pyznarski John Burns Kevin Seitzer Richie Derbak Kevin Seitzer Neal Bertram Steve Dunlop Kevin Seitzer Erik Huber Tim Bogar Matt Cimo Pete Pirman Nolan Lofgren Tim Parker Erik Huber Paul Franson Brett Nommensen Jeff Jetel Current Players in Bold Total Bases 1. Tim Pzynarski Clint Benhoff Sean Lyons Matt Marzec Tim Bogar Jordan Kreke Pete Pirman Mark Tomse Dan Hargis Kirk Walters Slugging Percentage Minimum 75 At-Bats 1. Brett Nommensen Tim Pzynarski Troy Harper Clint Benhoff Neal Bertram Tim Bogar Dan Hargis Tim Parker Mark Tomse Shane Hesse On-Base Percentage Since 1987 Minimum 75 At-Bats 1. Brett Nommensen Jeff Jetel Brett Nommensen Shane Hesse Zach Borenstein Erik Huber Clint Benhoff Sean Lyons Steve Dunlop Erik Huber Hit By Pitch Since Jeff Cammann Brett Nommensen Erik Huber Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Bob VanHoorebeck Bob VanHoorebeck Curt Restko Curt Restko Nolan Cork Brian Nickell Travis Hayes Nathan Sopena Sacrifice Bunts Since Nick Priessman Gerik Wallsten Curt Restko Jesse Niehaus Vic Lanzotti Gerik Wallsten Nick Priessman Mark Chagnon Brian Filosa Terry Keigher Sacrifice Flies Since T.J. McManus Ryan Dineen Jordan Tokarz Bret Pignatiello Ryan Bridgewater Zach Skidmore Erik Huber Brett Pignatiello Chris Martin Matt Marzec Justin Stone Josh Zink Jeff Guest Todd Davis Chris Steil Team Triple Crown Winners of the Division I Era (1982-Present) Hitters Led the Team in Avg. - HR - RBIs Zach Borenstein (So) Erik Huber (Sr) Clint Benhoff (Sr) Dan Hargis (Jr) Monty Aldrich (Sr) Tim Parker (Jr) Pitchers Led the Team in ERA - Wins - Ks Chris Vaculik (So) Dave Goodhue (Sr) OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

60 Single-Season Pitching Records Wins 1. John Larson Jeremy Sanders Lenny Lundberg Marty Pattin Troy Barton Dwaine Nelson Josh Mueller Mike Recchia Kyle Widegren Mike Ziroli Jeremy Sanders Steve Lemke Bill Taylor Randy Weibel Tom Doyle Bill Tucker Larry Olsen Wally Ensminger Dwaine Nelson Ted Colbert Gene Creek Strikeouts 1. Marty Pattin Tyler Kehrer Mike Recchia Mike Hoekstra Bill Tucker Josh Mueller John Larson Josh Mueller Damon White Ken Westray Innings Pitched 1. Mike Hokestra John Larson Steve Lemke Steve Lemke Joe Greenfield Matt Borens Mike Recchia Marty Pattin Damon White Randy Eversgerd Games Started Since Mike Hoekstra John Larson John Larson John Larson Josh Mueller Kyle Widegren Damon White Scott Metz Steve Lemke Steve Lemke Matt Gage Brian Prina Matt Kundrat Mike Hoekstra Joe Greenfield Appearances 1. Darin Worman Jeremy Sanders Nick Albu Nathan Stone Mike Ziroli Nathan Stone Mike Ziroli Jeremy Sanders Mike Sommerfeld Alex Guttosch Bobby Castelli Mike Sommerfeld Lowest ERAs in Program History (Minimum 50 innings pitched) ERA Innings Player Year Larry Olsen Dwaine Nelson Gene Creek /3... Bobby Castelli Bill Tucker Willy Hilton Ted Colbert /3... Jeremy Sanders /3... Mike Campbell Dave Diamond Lowest ERAs of the Division I Era (Minimum 50 innings pitched) ERA Innings Player Year /3... Bobby Castelli Willy Hilton /3... Jeremy Sanders Dave Goodhue Mike Hokestra Tyler Brandon Basil Clausen Mike Ziroli /3... Dave Goodhue /3... Brian Corn Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (Division I Era Minimum 25 innings pitched) EIU All-Time Record Ratio Ks Innings Player Year Marty Pattin 1964 Ratio Ks Innings Player Year /3... Bobby Castelli /3... Tyler Kehrer /3... Beau Szul /3... Mike Ziroli /3... Quent Hamilton Nathan Stone /3... Jeff Kober /3... Josh Mueller /3... Brian Corn /3... Josh Mueller Fewest Walks Per Nine Innings (Division I Era Minimum 25 innings pitched) Ratio Walks Innings Player Year Mike Hoekstra /3... Mike Fahey Steve Lemke /3... Randy Eversgerd /3... Marshall Crutcher /3... Jeremy Sanders /3... Marshall Crutcher /3... Jim Wilkins Caleb Englehardt Mike Sommerfeld Winning Percentage (Division I Era Minimum Five Wins) Win Pct W-L Player Year Jeremy Sanders Josh Mueller Bobby Castelli Jim Prims Jim Healey Marshall Crutcher Alex Guttosch Mike Budde Chris Vaculik Mike Sommerfeld Bill Morton The Division I Era is 1982-present Saves 1. Bobby Castelli Willy Hilton Chris Vaculik Mike Ziroli Richie Derbak Mike Ziroli Mike Fahey Matt Miller Scott Foley Chris Vaculik Joe Keusch Complete Games 1. Tom Doyle Wally Ensminger Dwaine Nelson John Larson Steve Lemke Bill Tucker Bill Tucker Steve Lemke Ken Westray Larry Olsen Wally Ensminger Marty Pattin EIU Freshman Season Records From the Division I Era (1982-Present) Hitters Batting Average Zach Borenstein Hits Ryan Campbell At-Bats Ryan Campbell Doubles Ryan Campbell Triples Brett Nommensen Home Runs Ryan Campbell RBIs Ryan Campbell Runs Ryan Campbell Total Bases Ryan Campbell Slugging Percentage Tim Bogar Walks Zach Borenstein Brett Nommensen On-Base Percentage Zach Borenstein Stolen Bases Brent Howard Matt Legaspi Pitchers Earned Run Average Mike Fahey Wins Brian Corn Saves Chris Vaculik Strikeouts Josh Mueller Innings Pitched Josh Mueller / Games Started Josh Mueller Appearances Brian Long #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM

61 Career Batting Records Hits 1. Ryan Campbell Brett Nommensen Mark Chagnon Matt Marzec Sean Lyons Erik Huber Richie Derbak Matt Legaspi Jason Jetel Josh Zink Doubles 1. Ryan Campbell Sean Lyons Dana Leibovitz Matt Marzec Jordan Kreke Brett Nommensen Matt Legaspi Rick Royer Ben Thoma Richie Derbak Triples 1. Jason Jetel Jeff Gossett Rick Royer Brett Nommensen Gene Jordan Kevin Seitzer Keith Mierzwa Jordan Kreke David Mikes Josh Martin Randy Trapp Mike Heimerdinger Home Runs 1. Ben Thoma Matt Marzec Tim Pyznarski Bret Pignatiello Stan Royer Brian Nickell Mark Tomse Clint Benhoff Keith Mierzwa Sean Lyons Runs Batted In 1. Matt Marzec Tim Pyznarski Stan Royer Ryan Campbell Ben Thoma Josh Zink Bret Pignatiello Jordan Kreke Keith Mierzwa Richie Derbak Brian Nickell Runs Scored 1. Brett Nommensen Sean Lyons Matt Marzec Josh Zink Chris Uhle David Mikes Matt Legaspi Ryan Campbell Mark Chagnon Kevin Seitzer Games Played 1. Matt Legaspi Ryan Campbell Matt Marzec Mark Chagnon Keith Mierzwa David Mikes Rick Royer Jason Jetel Ben Thoma Richie Derbak Brett Nommensen At-Bats 1. Ryan Campbell Matt Legaspi Matt Marzec Ben Thoma Mark Chagnon Richie Derbak Brett Nommensen Sean Lyons Rick Royer Chris Uhle Stolen Bases 1. Mike Heimerdinger Brian Dillard Brett Nommensen Dave Ekstrom Matt Legaspi Chris Steil Sean Lyons Doug Craig Mike Kerner Shannon Coppell Walks 1. Jeff Jetel Brett Nommensen Matt Marzec Tim Torricelli Mike Heimerdinger Rick Sterioti Melesio Salazar Jason Jetel Tom Detmer Bret Pignatiello Dana Leibovitz Jeff Yocum Dave Ekstrom Batting Average (Minimum 3 years/300 At-Bats) Avg H-AB Years 1. Kevin Seitzer Tim Pyznarski Erik Huber Matt Cimo Brett Nommensen Zach Borenstein Jeff Jetel Mark Chagnon Sean Lyons Dan Hargis Jeff Gossett Tim Torricelli Total Bases 1. Matt Marzec Ryan Campbell Brett Nommensen Sean Lyons Ben Thoma Josh Zink Keith Mierzwa Dana Leibovitz Jason Jetel Mark Tomse Slugging Percentage Since 1979 Minimum 2 years/300 ABs 1. Tim Pzynarski Clint Benhoff Ben Duke Dan Hargis Kevin Seitzer Kirk Walters Stan Royer Matt Cimo Matt Marzec Bret Pignatiello On-Base Percentage Since 1987 Minimum 2 years/300 ABs 1. Jeff Jetel Brett Nommensen Clint Benhoff Erik Huber Zach Borenstein Kirk Walters Ben Duke Nolan Lofgren Sean Lyons Bob VanHoorebeck Hit By Pitch Since Brett Nommensen Erik Huber Curt Restko Jason Cobb Bob VanHoorebeck Brian Nickell Chris Uhle Keith Mierzwa Steve Dunlop Jeff Cammann Sean Lyons Sacrifice Bunts Since Nick Priessman Curt Restko Mark Chagnon Gerik Wallsten David Mikes Vic Lanzotti Sean Lyons Casey Spears Adam Varrassi Jason Jetel Jeff Jetel Sacrifice Flies Since Erik Huber Brett Pignatiello Josh Zink Richie Derbak Rick Royer Matt Marzec Jordan Kreke Zach Skidmore Jordan Tokarz Ryan Campbell Chris Martin Chris Steil OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

62 Career Pitching Records Wins 1. Dwaine Nelson John Larson Chris Vaculik Marty Pattin Mike Deese Wally Ensminger Jeremy Sanders Mick Freed Tom Ozga Josh Mueller Strikeouts 1. Marty Pattin John Larson Mike Deese Josh Mueller Chris Vaculik Bill Tucker Larry Micenheimer Mike Hoekstra Tyler Kehrer Mike Recchia Innings Pitched 1. John Larson / Mike Hoekstra Mike Deese / Chris Vaculik / Dwaine Nelson / Josh Mueller / Wally Ensminger Marty Pattin Tom Ozga Nick Albu Earned Run Average Division I Era Leaders Minimum 2 years/100 IPs ERA ER-IP Years 1. Dave Goodhue Mike Fahey Mick Freed Basil Clausen Ryan Edwards Bobby Castelli Jeremy Sanders Mike Hoekstra Brian Neal Nathan Stone Strikeouts Per Nine Innings Division I Era Leaders Minimum 2 years/50 IPs EIU All-Time Record Ratio K-IP Years Marty Pattin Ratio K-IP Years 1. Quent Hamilton Brian Corn Beau Szul Tyler Kehrer Bobby Castelli Josh Mueller Jeff Kober Mike Manns Richie Derbak Nathan Stone Fewest Walks Per Nine Innings Since 1980 Minimum 2 years/50 IPs Ratio BB-IP Years 1. Steve Lemke Marshall Crutcher Jeremy Sanders Frank Jablonski Bill Law Dave Goodhue Alex Guttosch Mike Fahey Mick Freed Caleb Englehardt Winning Percentage Division I Era Leaders Minimum 10 Wins Pct W-L Years 1. Jeremy Sanders Mick Freed Brian Morrell Dave Goodhue Mike Recchia Josh Mueller Brian Prina Mike Steinkamp Mike Fahey Scott Nelson The Division I Era is 1982-Present Appearances 1. Chris Vaculik Nathan Stone Nick Albu John Larson Mike Ziroli Mike Fahey Alex Guttosch Caleb Englehardt Mike Sommerfeld Jeremy Sanders Mike Deese Saves 1. Chris Vaculik Mike Ziroli Richie Derbak Mike Fahey Bobby Castelli Willy Hilton Joe Keusch Scott Foley Nathan Stone Matt Miller Complete Games 1. Bill Tucker Tom Ozga Wally Ensminger Steve Lemke Larry Olsen Rick Furmanski Dwaine Nelson John Larson Marty Pattin Mick Freed Games Started Since John Larson Mike Hoekstra Mike Deese Josh Mueller Tyler Kehrer Jared Marshall Mike Recchia Mike Kundrat Scott Metz Pete Martin Steve Lemke Jeremy Sanders went 18-3 with a 3.88 ERA in his two seasons as a Panther. He was a two-time All-OVC honoree & the 1999 OVC Tournament MVP. Marty Pattin pitched in the 1980 World Series with the Kansas City Royals. He is EIU's all-time strikeouts leader. His EIU #19 was retired in April #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM

63 Yearly Leaders HITS Kevin Seitzer Neal Bertram Brian Jones Monty Aldrich Kevin Smith Tim Bogar Dave McDevitt Dan Hargis Dana Leibovitz Jason Jetel Jason Jetel Jeff Guest Melesio Salazar Travis Hayes Steve Dunlop Sean Lyons Sean Lyons Sean Lyons Mark Tomse Josh Landon Josh Landon Pete Pirman Chris Uhle Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Erik Huber Mark Chagnon Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Richie Derbak Zach Borenstein Zach Borenstein T.J. McManus Ryan Dineen Caleb Howell Brant Valach AT BATS Tom Detmer Neal Bertram Brian Jones Brian Jones Kendall Snyder Kevin Smith Stan Royer Dave McDevitt Chris Steil Matt Legaspi Rick Royer Jason Jetel Rick Royer Melesio Salazar Travis Hayes Melesio Salazar Steve Dunlop Josh Zink Sean Lyons Sean Lyons Josh Landon Josh Landon Pete Pirman Chris Uhle Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Jordan Tokarz Jordan Tokarz Zach Borenstein Zach Borenstein Jacob Reese Brant Valach BATTING AVERAGE Troy Harper Kevin Seitzer Tim Parker Monty Aldrich Tim Torricelli Tim Bogar Jeff Jetel Dan Hargis Jeff Jetel Matt McDevitt Jason Jetel Jeff Guest Tony Grillo Shane Hesse Steve Dunlop Nolan Lofgren Clint Benhoff Mark Tomse Brian Nickell Ben Duke Pete Pirman Kirk Walters Ryan Campbell Erik Huber Erik Huber Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Brett Nommensen Zach Borenstein Zach Borenstein T.J. McManus Caleb Howell RUNS Kevin Seitzer Brian Jones Monty Aldrich Monty Aldrich Tim Parker Kevin Smith Rich Sterioti Stan Royer Jeff Jetel Matt Legaspi Jeff Nelson Todd Davis Jeff Guest Jeff Guest Melesio Salazar Melesio Salazar Steve Dunlop Sean Lyons Sean Lyons Matt Marzec Chris Martin Josh Landon Pete Pirman Chris Uhle Kyle Haines Ryan Campbell Mark Chagnon Brett Nommensen Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Jordan Tokarz Zach Borenstein Zach Borenstein T.J. McManus Treysen Vavra DOUBLES Tom Detmer Neal Bertram Tim Parker Tim Parker Kendall Snyder Kevin Smith Dana Leibovitz Stan Royer Dan Hargis Dana Leibovitz Rick Royer Matt Legaspi Rick Royer Melesio Salazar Steve Dunlop Steve Dunlop Tied Sean Lyons Sean Lyons Keith Laski Josh Landon Pete Pirman Chris Uhle Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Jason Cobb Erik Huber Jordan Kreke Brett Nommensen Jordan Kreke Zach Borenstein Ben Thoma Zach Borenstein Ben Thoma T.J. McManus Treysen Vavra TRIPLES Kevin Seitzer Neal Bertram Steve Hall Tied Monty Aldrich Kevin Smith Tim Bogar Dana Leibovitz Dave McDevitt Dan Hargis Jason Jetel Jason Jetel Rick Royer Joch Martin Jeff Guest Joch Martin Steve Dunlop Josh Zink Sean Lyons Three Tied David Mikes Chris Martin Ben Duke Kirk Walters David Chacon Chris Uhle Matt Brannigan Brett Nommensen Brett Nommensen Jordan Kreke Jordan Kreke Jordan Tokarz Daniel Rowe Zach Borenstein Six players with Treysen Vavra... 2 TIM BOGAR RYAN CAMPBELL JASON JETEL BRIAN JONES 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

64 Yearly Leaders HOME RUNS Troy Harper Troy Harper Bernard Holland Tim Parker Monty Aldrich Tim Torricelli Kendall Snyder Tim Bogar Stan Royer Dan Hargis Dana Leibovitz Lance Aten Todd Davis Keith Mierzwa Jeff Guest Rob Nicholes Shane Hesse Clint Benhoff Clint Benhoff Matt Marzec Keith Laski Ben Duke Bret Pignatiello Bret Pignatiello Kyle Haines Jason Cobb Mark Chagnon Erik Huber Tristan Facer Jordan Kreke Jordan Tokarz Zach Borenstein Ben Thoma Ben Thoma Treysen Vavra... 8 RUNS BATTED IN Kevin Seitzer Neal Bertram Tim Parker Monty Aldrich Kendall Snyder Tim Torricelli Stan Royer Stan Royer Dan Hargis Dana Leibovitz Lance Aten Todd Davis Keith Mierzwa Three Tied Travis Hayes Rob Nicholes Shane Hesse Clint Benhoff Clint Benhoff Ryan Bridgewater Brian Nickell Chris Martin Pete Pirman Bret Pignatiello Kyle Haines Jason Cobb Mark Chagnon Erik Huber Jordan Kreke Jordan Kreke Zach Borenstein Ben Thoma T.J. McManus Treysen Vavra TOTAL BASES Kevin Seitzer Neal Bertram Tim Parker Monty Aldrich Kevin Smith Tim Bogar Stan Royer Dan Hargis Dana Leibovitz Jason Jetel Jason Jetel Jeff Guest Jeff Guest Melesio Salazar Steve Dunlop Sean Lyons Clint Benhoff Matt Marzec Mark Tomse Keith Laski Josh Landon Pete Pirman Kirk Walters Ryan Campbell Ryan Campbell Mark Chagnon Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Jordan Kreke Zach Borenstein Zach Borenstein T.J. McManus Ben Thoma Treysen Vavra SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Troy Harper Neal Bertram Tim Parker Monty Aldrich Kevin Smith Tim Bogar Stan Royer Dan Hargis Dana Leibovitz Jason Jetel Jason Jetel Jeff Guest Jeff Guest Rob Nicholes Shane Hesse Nolan Lofgren Clint Benhoff Mark Tomse Keith Laski Ben Duke Pete Pirman Kirk Walters Ryan Campbell Jason Cobb Mark Chagnon Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Brett Nommensen Alex Gee Zach Borenstein T.J. McManus Treysen Vavra WALKS Brian Jones Tom Detmer Troy Harper Monty Aldrich Monty Aldrich Tim Torricelli Rick Sterioti Jeff Jetel Jeff Jetel Jeff Jetel Jeff Nelson Tad Smith Jeff Guest Melesio Salazar Melesio Salazar Shane Hesse Sean Lyons Mark Smith Clint Benhoff Matt Marzec Matt Marzec Bret Pignatiello Bret Pignatiello Kyle Haines Kyle Haines Mark Changon Brett Nommensen Adam Varrassi Brett Nommensen Zach Borenstein Alex Gee Zach Borenstein Ryan Dineen Caleb Howell STOLEN BASES Matt Cimo Brian Dillard Tim Parker Kevin Smith Ken Turner Kevin Smith Shannon Coppell Shannon Coppell Brent Howard Matt Legaspi Chris Steil Chris Steil Jeff Nelson Todd Davis Chris Clarke Jeff Guest Melesio Salazar Steve Dunlop Sean Lyons Justin Stone Sean Lyons Josh Landon David Mikes Bob VanHoorebeck Josh Landon Pete Pirman Pete Pirman Jeff Cammann Chris Uhle Marcus Jackson Erik Huber Brett Nommensen Casey Spears Brett Nommensen Curt Restko Zach Borenstein Zach Borenstein Ryan Dineen Nick Priessman... 7 SEAN LYONS BRET PIGNATIELLO STAN ROYER MELESIO SALAZAR #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM

65 Yearly Leaders WINS Marshall Crutcher Bill Morton Paul Skorupa Mick Freed Mick Freed Dave Goodhue Jim Prims Bill Taylor Ryan Edwards Mike Deese Steve Lemke Steve Lemke Basil Clausen Mike Fahey Chris Hall Jim Healey Brian Neal Mike Sommerfeld Randy Eversgerd Jeff Kober Jeremy Sanders John Larson Jeremy Sanders Nick Albu John Larson Mike Ziroli Pete Martin Jared Marshall Kyle Widegren Chris Vaculik Three Tied Chris Vaculik Josh Mueller Josh Mueller Mike Recchia Mike Recchia Mike Hoekstra Troy Barton Matt Borens Jaden Widdersheim... 4 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Bill Morton Mick Freed Mick Freed Dave Goodhue Dave Goodhue Mike Deese Mike Murrie Jim Sweeney Ryan Edwards Mike Kundrat Craig Jones Basil Clausen Mike Fahey Willy Hilton Mike Sommerfeld Caleb Englehardt Bobby Castelli Jeremy Sanders Mike Ziroli Mike Ziroli Damon White Nathan Stone Kirk Miller Chris Vaculik Jake Wade Tyler Brandon Tyler Brandon Mike Recchia Mike Hoekstra Brent McNeil Mike Hoekstra Joe Greenfield STRIKEOUTS Kevin Gordon Kevin Smith Paul Skorupa Brian Corn Dave Goodhue Eric Hillman Mike Murrie Mike Deese Ryan Edwards Mike Deese Steve Lemke Steve Lemke Derek Johnson Andy Keefner Beau Szul Brian Neal Randy Eversgerd Bobby Castelli John Larson John Larson Pete Martin Scott Metz Damon White Kyle Widegren Chris Vaculik Chris Vaculik Chris Vaculik Josh Mueller Tyler Kehrer Mike Recchia Mike Hoekstra Mike Hoekstra Matt Borens INNINGS PITCHED Marshall Crutcher. 55 1/ Marshall Crutcher. 42 1/ Mick Freed Mick Freed / Dave Goodhue / Eric Hillman / Mike Murrie / Ryan Edwards Mike Deese Steve Lemke / Steve Lemke Basil Clausen Andy Keefner / Brian Neal / Brian Neal Randy Eversgerd. 85 2/ John Larson / John Larson John Larson Pete Martin / Scott Metz / Damon White / Kyle Widegren / Kyle Widegren / Drew Gierich / Chris Vaculik / Josh Mueller / Josh Mueller Mike Recchia Mike Hoekstra Mike Hokestra Joe Greenfield GAMES STARTED Marshall Crutcher Bill Law Marshall Crutcher Mick Freed Dave Goodhue Bill Jose Eric Hillman Mike Murrie Mike Deese Mike Deese Steve Lemke Steve Lemke Basil Clausen Basil Clausen Chris Hall Brian Neal Brian Neal Randy Eversgerd John Larson John Larson John Larson Nick Albu Scott Metz Damon White Kyle Widegren Kyle Widegren Drew Gierich Tyler Kehrer Josh Mueller Tyler Kehrer Josh Mueller Mike Recchia Mike Hoekstra Mike Hokestra Joe Greenfield COMPLETE GAMES Marshall Crutcher Marshall Crutcher Mick Freed Mick Freed Dave Goodhue Bill Jose Mike Steinkamp Eric Hillman Mike Deese Mike Murrie Bill Taylor Ryan Edwards Ryan Edwards Steve Lemke Steve Lemke Basil Clausen Mike Fahey Chris Hall Brian Neal Randy Eversgerd Brian Prina John Larson John Larson Pete Martin Scott Metz Pete Martin Damon White Ted Juske Kirk Miller Kyle Widegren Brian Long Kenny Firlit Mike Manns Brandon Murphy Chris Vaculik Josh Mueller Tyler Kehrer Mike Hoekstra Mike Hoekstra Mike Hoekstra Joe Greenfield... 4 BOBBY CASTELLI JOHN LARSON STEVE LEMKE MIKE ZIROLI 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

66 Yearly Leaders SAVES Marshall Crutcher Marshall Crutcher Sam Light Bill Morton Paul Skorupa Sam Light Paul Skorupa Bill Jose Mike Steinkamp Jim Prims Mike Murrie Jim Sweeney Ryan Edwards Mike Fahey Mike Fahey Joe Keusch Joe Keusch Willy Hilton Mike Sommerfeld Mike Sommerfeld Bobby Castelli Jeremy Sanders Mike Ziroli Mike Ziroli Nathan Stone Nathan Stone Chris Vaculik Chris Vaculik Chris Vaculik Richie Derbak Scott Foley Richie Derbak Dillon Roark Matt Miller Mike Recchia Matt Miller Adam Clark Four players... 2 APPEARANCES Bill Morton Marshall Crutcher Paul Skorupa Paul Skorupa Mike Steinkamp Jim Prims Bill Taylor Jim Sweeney Frank Jablonski Mike Fahey Mike Fahey Joe Keusch Joe Keusch Willy Hilton Mike Sommerfeld Mike Sommerfeld Jeremy Sanders Jeremy Sanders Mike Ziroli Mike Ziroli Nick Albu Nathan Stone Nathan Stone Brian Long Chris Vaculik Alex Guttosch Tyler Brandon Richie Derbak Tyler Brandon Richie Derbak Brian Morrell Dillon Roark Brent McNeil Matt Miller Darin Worman Garrison Stenger WINNING PCT. (Min. 30 Games) WINS * LOSSES RUNS SCORED TOP TEAM MARKS HITS HOME RUNS BATTING AVERAGE EARNED RUN AVERAGE innings innings innings innings innings STRIKEOUTS *The 2009 team was but had to forfeit five wins after the season. Top Team Marks of the Division I Era (1982-Present) GAMES AT-BATS DOUBLES TRIPLES RUNS BATTED IN WALKS STOLEN BASES EARNED RUN AVERAGE INNINGS PITCHED COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS SAVES Top Team Marks Since 1987 TOTAL BASES SLUGGING PERCENTAGE HIT BY PITCH ON-BASE PERCENTAGE SACRIFICE BUNTS SACRIFICE FLIES #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM

67 Award Winners Conference Player of the Year Ohio Valley Conf. Era (1997-Present) Jordan Kreke Pete Pirman Matt Marzec Mid-Continent Conf. Era ( ) Dan Hargis Stan Royer Tim Bogar Conference Pitcher of the Year Ohio Valley Conf. Era (1997-Present) John Larson Mid-Continent Conf. Era ( ) Bill Taylor Rookie/Newcomer of the Year Ohio Valley Conf. Era (1997-Present) Brant Valach (Freshman) Ben Duke (Junior) Mid-Continent Conf. Era ( ) Jeff Guest (Junior) Conference Coach of the Year Ohio Valley Conf. Era (1997-Present) Jim Schmitz Jim Schmitz Jim Schmitz Mid-Continent Conf. Era ( ) Dan Callahan ABCA All-Mideast Region Honors Ben Thoma (Second Team DH) Josh Mueller (Second Team SP) Mike Recchia (Second Team SP) Jordan Tokarz (Second Team 2B) Mark Chagnon (Second Team OF) Jason Jetel (First Team OF) Mike Fahey (Second Team SP) NCAA All-Regional Team Brett Nommensen Keith Laski David Mikes OVC Tournament MVP Jordan Tokarz Jeremy Sanders All-Conference Honors Ohio Valley Conf. Era (1997-Present) 2013 Caleb Howell (OF)... Second Team Brant Valach (3B)... Second Team Jake Johansmeier (RHP)... Newcomer Team 2012 Mike Hoekstra (RHP)... First Team Ben Thoma (DH)... First Team T.J. McManus (1B)... Second Team Caleb Howell (OF)...Newcomer Brant Valach (IF)...Newcomer 2011 Zach Borenstein (OF)... First Team Luke Bushur (RHP)...Newcomer 2010 Mike Recchia (SP)... First Team Alex Gee (DH)... Second Team Daniel Rowe (OF)...Freshman 2009 Jordan Kreke (SS)... First Team Jordan Tokarz (2B)... First Team Richie Derbak (UTL)... First Team Mike Recchia (SP)... First Team Zach Borenstein (OF)...Freshman 2008 Brett Nommensen (OF)... First Team Josh Mueller (SP)...Freshman 2007 Mark Chagnon (OF)... First Team Erik Huber (At-Large)... First Team Richie Derbak (UTL)... 2nd Team/Freshman Kory Peppenhorst (C)...Freshman 2006 Mark Chagnon (OF)... First Team Erik Huber (1B)... Second Team Adam Varrassi (SS)... Second Team Brett Nommensen (OF)...Freshman 2004 Kyle Haines (SS)... First Team Kevin Carkeek (1B)...Honorable Mention 2003 Aaron Shelbourne (1B)... First Team Bret Pignatiello (C)... Second Team Nathan Stone (P)... Second Team Kirk Walters (OF)... Second Team Damon White (P)...Honorable Mention 2002 Pete Pirman (OF)... First Team Bret Pignatiello (DH)... First Team Nick Albu (P)... Second Team Ben Duke (3B)...Honorable Mention Scott Metz (SP)...Honorable Mention Nathan Stone (RP)...Honorable Mention 2001 Bret Pignatiello (DH)... First Team Bob VanHoorebeck (OF)... First Team Mike Ziroli (RP)... First Team Ben Duke (UTL)... Second Team Tim Aurrichio (C)... Second Team Josh Landon (OF)... Second Team Chris Martin (3B)... Second Team Pete Martin (SP)... Second Team Pete Pirman (OF)... Second Team Scott Metz (SP)...Honorable Mention Brian Nickell (1B)...Honorable Mention 2000 Mike Ziroli (RP)... Second Team Andy Haines (C)...Honorable Mention John Larson (SP)...Honorable Mention 1999 John Larson (SP)... First Team Ryan Bridgewater (C)... First Team Jeremy Sanders (RP)... First Team Sean Lyons (OF)... Second Team Mark Tomse (1B)... Second Team Matt Marzec (3B)...Honorable Mention David Mikes (SS)...Honorable Mention 1998 Matt Marzec (3B)... First Team Bobby Castelli (P)... First Team Sean Lyons (OF)... First Team Justin Stone (2B)... First Team Mark Tomse (1B)... First Team Clint Benhoff (DH)... Second Team Josh Zink (OF)... Second Team Jeremy Sanders (P)...Honorable Mention 1997 Clint Benhoff (1B)... First Team Sean Lyons (OF)... First Team Nolan Lofgren (DH)... Second Team Mid-Continent Conf. Era ( ) 1996 (West Division) Steve Dunlop (SS)... First Team Shane Hesse (1B)... First Team Nolan Lofgren (C)... First Team Brian Neal (P)... First Team Josh Zink (OF)... First Team Mike Sommerfeld (RP)... Second Team 1995 (West Divsion) Shane Hesse (1B)... First Team Willy Hilton (RP)... First Team Rob Nicholes (DH)... First Team Melesio Salazar (2B)... First Team Ty Ziegler (OF)... First Team Chris Hall (P)... Second Team Travis Hayes (3B)... Second Team 1994 Mike Fahey (P)... First Team Jeff Guest (2B)... First Team 1993 Jeff Guest (2B)... Second Team Derek Johnson (P)... Second Team 1992 Jason Jetel (OF)... First Team Steve Lemke (P)... First Team Todd Davis (OF)... Second Team 1991 Jason Jetel (OF)... First Team Rick Royer (3B)... First Team Steve Lemke (P)... Second Team 1990 Jeff Jetel (OF)... Second Team Dana Leibovitz (1B)... First Team Jeff Nelson (3B)... Second Team 1989 Dan Hargis (C)... First Team Jeff Jetel (OF)... First Team Chris Steil (2B)... First Team Dana Leibovitz (1B)... Second Team 1988 Shannon Coppell (OF)... First Team Dave McDevitt (OF)... First Team Stan Royer (3B)... First Team Bill Taylor (P)... First Team Dan Hargis (C)... Second Team Jeff Jetel (1B)... Second Team 1987 Tim Bogar (SS)... First Team Mike Rooney (OF)... First Team Rick Sterioti (2B)... First Team Shannon Coppell (OF)... Second Team Stan Royer (3B)... Second Team 1986 Tim Torricelli (C)... First Team 1985 Monty Aldrich (OF)... First Team Tim Parker (OF)... First Team Mick Freed (P)... First Team All-Tournament Team Honors Ohio Valley Conf. Era (1997-Present) Mike Hoekstra, Ben Thoma, Ryan Dineen Jordan Tokarz, Brett Nommensen Brett Pignatiello, Matt Tyson,...Chris Uhle, Kirk Walters Pete Pirman, Aaron Shelbourne Tim Aurrichio Jeremy Sanders, Ryan Bridgewater... David Mikes, Keith Laski, Matt Gage Clint Benhoff, Matt Marzec...Sean Lyons, Josh Zink Mid-Continent Conf. Era ( ) Josh Zink Melesio Salazar Jason Jetel, Steve Lemke Jeff Jetel, Jeff Nelson Dan Briese, Dan Hargis, Matt Leaspi,... Dana Leibovitz, Julius Smith, Chris Steil Mike Dibenedetto, Dan Hargis,... Jeff Jetel, Dana Leibovitz, Dave McDevitt Tim Bogar, Shannon Coppell, Mike Dibenedetto...Al Kieboom, Mike Rooney, Stan Royer Brian Jones, Terry 4 OVC REGULAR SEASON TITLES 2 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

68 Coaching Records YEAR COACH ALL CONFERENCE FINISH A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe A. B. Crowe Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz NO TEAM Charles Lantz Charles Lantz Charles Lantz IIAC...1st Charles Lantz IIAC...2nd Charles Lantz IIAC...1st Charles Lantz IIAC...3rd Henry Miller IIAC...4th Charles Lantz IIAC...4th Clifton White IIAC...1st Clifton White IIAC...T-2nd Clifton White IIAC...6th Clifton White IIAC...7th Bill Rogers IIAC...7th Jack Kaley IIAC...7th Jack Kaley IIAC... T-3rd Jack Kaley IIAC / rd Jack Kaley IIAC / nd Jack Kaley IIAC / nd YEAR COACH ALL CONFERENCE FINISH Bill McCabe IIAC / T-2nd Bill McCabe IIAC / nd Bill McCabe IIAC / T-2nd Ben Newcomb IIAC / rd Bill McCabe IIAC / rd Bill McCabe IIAC / nd Bill McCabe IIAC / rd Bill McCabe Bill McCabe Bill McCabe Bill McCabe rd - College Division Bill McCabe J. W. Sanders College Division Regional J. W. Sanders rd - NCAA DII Regional J. W. Sanders Tom McDevitt th - NCAA DII Tom McDevitt Tom McDevitt Tom McDevitt nd - NCAA DII Tom McDevitt Tom McDevitt Tom McDevitt Tom McDevitt MCC / st (Gray) Tom McDevitt MCC / rd Tom McDevitt MCC / st (Gray) Tom McDevitt MCC / nd (Gray) Dan Callahan MCC / nd (Gray) Dan Callahan MCC / nd (Gray) Dan Callahan MCC / st (West) Dan Callahan MCC / st (West) Dan Callahan MCC / rd Dan Callahan MCC / nd Jim Schmitz MCC / st (West) Jim Schmitz MCC / st (West) Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / st Jim Schmitz OVC / st OVC Tournament Champions & NCAA Regional Qualifers Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / st Jim Schmitz OVC / nd Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / nd Jim Schmitz OVC / T-6th Jim Schmitz OVC / rd Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / th OVC Tournament Champions & NCAA Regional Qualifers Jim Schmitz *... OVC / 13-5^...1st Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / th Jim Schmitz OVC / th *Includes five losses by forfeiture after the season ^Includes one loss by forfeiture after the season IIAC - Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference AMCU - Association of Mid-Continent Universities MCC - Mid-Continent Conference (formerly AMCU) OVC - Ohio Valley Conference A.B. CROWE CHARLES LANTZ ; 1952 JACK KALEY BILL McCABE ; BEN NEWCOMB 1966 J.W. SANDERS TOM McDEVITT DAN CALLAHAN JIM SCHMITZ 1995-Present COACH YEARS TENURE RECORD WINNING % A. B. Crowe % Charles Lantz ; % Henry Miller % Clifton White % Bill Rogers % Jack Kaley % Bill McCabe ; % COACH YEARS TENURE RECORD WINNING % Ben Newcomb % J. W. Sanders % Tom McDevitt % Dan Callahan % JIM SCHMITZ Present % TOTALS % #DEFENDOURHOUSE EIUPANTHERS.COM