VS. COUGARS All-Time Record Series N/A Last Meeting March 15, 2016 (#19 Houston wins 4-3) Last LU win March 18, 2014 (at Houston, 4-2)

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1 2018 LAMAR BASEBALL GAME NOTES 13 Conference Championships 3 Conference Tournament Championships 13 Regional Appearances 95 MLB Draft Picks 187 All-Conference Athletes Communications: Cooper Welch Cell: awelch2@lamar.edu Website: LamarCardinals.com Lamar Baseball LAMAR BY THE NUMBERS Overall 4-16 SLC 0-6 Streak L7 Location H: 4-13 A: 0-3 N: SCHEDULE/RESULTS TOTAL: 55 HOME: 28 AWAY: 27 2/16...#22 Missouri State^... L, /17...#22 Missouri State^... W, 8-0 2/18...Texas Southern^...L, 4-3 2/21...at #14 Texas...L, 7-2 2/23...Hofstra... W, 2-1 2/23...Hofstra... W, 3-0 2/24...Hofstra... L, 3-2 (10) 2/24...Hofstra...L, 1-0 2/27...at Tulane...L, 7-1 2/28...at Tulane...L, 6-2 3/2...UTRGV...L, 5-2 3/3...UTRGV... L, 8-5 (10) 3/4...UTRGV... W, 5-3 3/7...Rice...L, 6-2 3/9...Sam Houston State*...L, 3-1 3/10...Sam Houston State*...L, 5-2 3/11...Sam Houston State*...L, 8-1 3/16...Southeastern Louisiana*...L, 6-4 3/17...Southeastern Louisiana*...L, 8-1 3/18...Southeastern Louisiana*...L, 5-3 3/20...at Houston... 6:30 pm 3/23...at Incarnate Word*... 6:30 pm 3/24...at Incarnate Word*... 2 pm 3/25...at Incarnate Word*... 1 pm 3/27...Northwestern State... 6 pm 3/29...at Houston Baptist*... 2 pm 3/30...at Houston Baptist*... 2 pm 3/31...at Houston Baptist*... 1 pm 4/3...at Baylor... 6:35 pm 4/6...New Orleans*... 6 pm 4/7...New Orleans*... 2 pm 4/8...New Orleans*... 1 pm 4/10...Northwestern State... 6 pm 4/13...at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi*... 6 pm 4/14...at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi*... 4 pm 4/15...at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi*... 1 pm 4/17...at Northwestern State... 6 pm 4/20...Abilene Christian*... 6 pm 4/21...Abilene Christian*... 2 pm 4/22...Abilene Christian*... 1 pm 4/24...at #22 LSU... 6:30 pm 4/25...at Southern... 6 pm 4/27...at Nicholls*... 6 pm 4/28...at Nicholls*... 6 pm 4/29...at Nicholls*... 1 pm 5/2...at Rice... 6:30 pm 5/4...at #8 TCU... 6:30 pm 5/5...at #8 TCU... 4 pm 5/6...at #8 TCU... 1 pm 5/11...at Stephen F Austin*... 6:30 pm 5/12...at Stephen F Austin*... 2 pm 5/13...at Stephen F Austin*... 1 pm 5/17...McNeese*... 6 pm 5/18...McNeese*... 6 pm 5/19...McNeese*... 2 pm 5/ Southland Conference Tourney...TBA * - SLC Conference Game ^ - Cardinal Classic Rankings reflect highest ranking of team in national polls as of head-to-head meeting GAMES HOUSTON, TEXAS SCHROEDER PARK (3,500) LAMAR UNIVERSITY CARDINALS (4-16, 0-6 SLC) Head Coach: Will Davis (LSU, 2007) Career Record: 37-41, SLC (Second Season) Record at Lamar: Same Davis s Record against Houston: 1-2 Davis s Record against Incarnate Word: 3-0 AT HOUSTON COUGARS (11-8, 0-0 AMERICAN) Head Coach: Todd Whitting (Houston, 1995) Career Record: , American (Eighth Season) Record at School: Same Home: 9-3 Away: 2-2 Neutral: 0-3 Streak: W3 Whitting s Record against Lamar: Lamar leads 5-4 All-Time Series: Houston leads At Lamar: Houston leads At Houston: Houston leads At Neutral Site: Lamar leads 1-0 AT INCARNATE WORD CARDINALS (13-9, 3-3 SLC) Head Coach: Patrick Hallmark (Rice, 2002) Career Record: 13-9, 3-3 SLC (First Season) Record at School: Same Home: 11-3 Away: 0-5 Neutral: 2-1 Streak: L3 All-Time Series: Lamar leads 6-3 SERIES INFO VS. COUGARS All-Time Record LEADING OFF Streak 2017 Series N/A Last Meeting March 15, 2016 (#19 Houston wins 4-3) Last LU win March 18, 2014 (at Houston, 4-2) VS. CARDINALS Big Red opened 2018 with three games against Top 25 opponents, and 10 have been versus 2017 NCAA tournament teams. That strength of schedule is one of the highest in the country. So far this season Lamar is 1-2 against Top 25 opponents and 1-9 against NCAA Regional teams. Five of LU s six starters so far this season are new to the team, including Noah Sills, Jack Dallas, Grason Wright, Jason Blanchard, and Taylor Rich. They ve combined for a 3.06 ERA through 64.2 innings pitched, notching a 2-7 record in 15 starts with 68 hits allowed and 51 strikeouts to 21 walks. Lamar s strength of schedule ranks 30th in the country and first in the SLC according to the NCAA. Lamar s past opponents have a combined record (.606), and the Cards first two SLC opponents are currently first and second, respectively, in the league standings. Thankfully the schedule gets easier moving forward, with LU s opponents possessing a.481 winning percentage. Noah Sills has been a revelation for Lamar in five starts this season. He ranks in the Top 10 in starts (1st, five), ERA (5th, 2.22), strikeout to walk ratio (9th, 4.60), wins (4th, two), and walks allowed per nine innings (19th, 1.59). He s on pace for 78.1 innings pitched with 65 K s to 13 walks in CARDINALS INFORMATION GUIDE The Cardinals 2018 information guide is available online at lamarcardinals.com/baseballinfoguide. L2 Home March 26, 2013 (6-3, #19 Houston) Away March 18, 2014 (4-2) All-Time Record 6-3 Streak W Series Lamar wins 3-0 Last Meeting March 26, 2017 (Lamar wins 5-2) Last LU win March 26, 2017 (at Lamar, 5-2) Home March 26, 2017 (Lamar wins 5-2) Away April 30, 2016 (Lamar wins 3-1) Potential Starters TUESDAY AT HOUSTON, 6:30 PM Name ERA W-L App-GS IP H R ER B SO RHP Chet Jones vs. LHP Brayson Hurdsman FRIDAY AT INCARNATE WORD, 6:30 PM Name ERA W-L App-GS IP H R ER B SO TBA vs. TBA SATURDAY AT INCARNATE WORD, 2 PM Name ERA W-L App-GS IP H R ER B SO TBA vs. TBA SUNDAY AT INCARNATE WORD, 1 PM Name ERA W-L App-GS IP H R ER B SO TBA vs. TBA

2 LAMAR S 2018 RECORD BREAKDOWN Total 4-16 Conference 0-6 Non-Conf 4-10 Home 4-13 Away 0-3 Neutral 0-0 Day 4-14 Night 0-2 vs Left 1-2 vs Right Run games Run games Run games 1-5 Extra inns 0-2 Shutouts 2-1 Scoring 0-2 runs 1-12 Scoring 3-5 runs 2-4 Scoring 6-9 runs 1-0 Scoring 10+ runs 0-0 Opponent 0-2 runs 3-1 Opponent 3-5 runs 1-6 Opponent 6-9 runs 0-8 Opponent 10+ runs 0-1 Scored in 1st inning 2-4 Scores first 2-4 Opp. scores first 2-12 After 6 leading 3-1 After 6 trailing 1-14 After 6 tied 0-1 After 7 leading 4-2 After 7 trailing 0-12 After 7 tied 0-1 After 8 leading 4-2 After 8 trailing 0-13 After 8 tied 0-0 Hit 0 home runs 3-11 Hit 1 home run 1-4 Hit 2+ home runs 0-1 Opponent 0 home runs 4-11 Opponent 1 home run 0-4 Opponent 2+ HRs 0-1 Made 0 errors 2-2 Made 1 error 1-4 Made 2+ errors 1-10 Opp. made 0 errors 1-11 Opp. made 1 error 2-4 Opp. made 2+ errors 1-1 Out-hit opponent 3-2 Out-hit by opponent 1-12 Hits are tied 0-2 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY PRACTICE Check with media relations for practice times. Game #21 6:30 p.m. at Houston Schroeder Park Players and Coaches available post game. PRACTICE Check with media relations for practice times. TRAVEL TO UIW Game #22 6:30 p.m. at Incarnate Word Daniel Sullivan Field Players and Coaches available post game. Game #23 2:00 p.m. at Incarnate Word Daniel Sullivan Field Players and Coaches available post game. Game #24 1:00 p.m. at Incarnate Word Daniel Sullivan Field Players and Coaches available post game. STORY OF THE CARDINALS CARDINAL BATS WARMING ALONG WITH THE TEMPERATURE LU hit just.192 in February, but since the calendar flipped to March the Cards are now swinging at a muchimproved.237 rate. Cole Coker has shown the most drastic improvement. The sophomore was hitting just.171 (6-of-35) in February with three RBI and three runs scored while striking out nine times. In March he s hit.421 (16-of-38) with four RBI and three runs scored while striking out just twice. Phil Ingram (.000 in February to.364 in March), Robin Adames (.273 in February to.278 in March), and Chase Kemp (.120 in February to.235 in March) have also improved their hitting. NOTHING LIKE HOME SWEET HOME Vincent-Beck Stadium has been the home of the Cardinals since 1969, and the site of 1,402 Big Red games. LU holds an impressive mark of (.656) all-time at The Beck, including 27 seasons with 20 or more home wins. In 2017 the Cardinals went 23-6 at home, its best Beck winning percentage since LAMAR PICKED FOURTH, SIXTH IN PRE-SEASON POLLS Lamar was projected to finish sixth in the Southland Conference by both the league s coaches and sports information directors, as well as fourth in the Perfect Game and D1 Baseball preseason polls. Big Red finished eighth last season with a overall record and league record after being picked to finish third in the 2017 preseason polls by the SLC, D1Baseball, Baseball America, and Perfect Game. SLC PRESEASON POLL Rank School 1st Place Votes Total Pts 1... Sam Houston State Southeastern La McNeese Central Arkansas Houston Baptist Lamar New Orleans Stephen F. Austin Nicholls A&M-Corpus Christi Northwestern State Abilene Christian Incarnate Word PRO PROSPECTS GALORE Perfect Game and D1 Baseball ranked the Southland Conference s pro prospects, and Lamar emerged on top of 2018 s draft class with three Cardinals ranked in the Top 10 of Southland prospects. Kristjan Storrie, a right-handed pitcher who transferred into LU from Galveston CC, ranked fifth overall in the SLC for Perfect Game and 16th for D1 Baseball. He was joined in the 2018 class by Robin Adames, who ranks eighth for Perfect Game, and Tanner Driskill, who ranks ninth for Perfect Game and 20th for D1 Baseball. The 2019 Perfect Game class is well-represented by Grason Wright, a left-handed pitcher transfer from Seminole State College (Okla.) He s projected as the second-best draft prospect among Southland players in that draft class. Cole Coker was rated the third-best draft prospect by D1 Baseball. The 2020 class features Rhett McCall, a freshman catcher signed by Lamar out of Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu, Texas. McCall was the 252nd best prospect in the 2017 signing class, and an Honorable Mention 2017 Texas Region member. He guided his Barbers Hill squad to a perfect 17-0 mark in district play and a 29-5 overall record. Chase Kemp was named an Impact Freshman by D1 Baseball EX TOTAL LAMAR Opponents

3 HIT STREAK Car. Long Sea. Long Current Robin Adames Chad Fleischman Grant DeVore Phil Ingram Cole Coker Chase Kemp Chase Whetsel Mike Leal Logan LeJeune Payton Robertson Cole Secrest Chad McKinney Mitch Andrews Cole Girouard Rhett McCall REACHED BASE Car. Long Sea. Long Current Robin Adames Grant DeVore Chad Fleischman Phil Ingram Cole Secrest Chase Whetsel Cole Coker Logan LeJeune Chad McKinney Chase Kemp Payton Robertson Mike Leal Mitch Andrews Rhett McCall Tyrese Clayborne Cole Girouard MULTI-HIT GAMES Total Cole Coker Robin Adames Cole Secrest Phil Ingram Grant DeVore Chase Whetsel Chad Fleischman Chad McKinney Payton Robertson TEAM MULTI-RBI GAMES Total Cole Secrest Robin Adames Cole Coker Grant DeVore Chase Whetsel TEAM PUZZLE PIECES BEGINNING TO FIT TOGETHER Both as a team and as individuals, the Cardinals statistically are a remarkable team. LU s two shutouts this season leads the country and is 36th in the nation, and Big Red s ERA of 3.46 is third in the Southland. The Cardinal defense has been deadly in double plays, ranking second in the league and 13th nationally in total double plays this year with 22 (just one double play behind league leader Northwestern State). Their average of 1.10 double plays turned per game is second among Southland teams. Tanner Driskill s two saves in eight appearances is fifth in the Southland. WE GO BY OUR LAST NAMES HERE Lamar has three Coles (Coker, Girouard, Secrest), three Chases (Kemp, Partain, Whetsel), and two Chads (Fleischman and McKinney) on the roster. Due to pinch hitting and defensive subs, twice this season Lamar has had all three outfield positions manned by Cardinals with the first name Cole, with Cole Coker in left, Cole Girouard in center, and Cole Secrest shifted over to right field. FROM AVERAGE OUTFIELDER TO ACE PITCHER Ryan Erickson started his Cardinal career as an outfielder, playing the entire 2016 season in the position. He started 10 games that season and appeared in 14 more with a line of.143 /.163 /.170. He was perfect in 27 fielding opportunities. In 2017 Coach Davis and the rest of his staff decided to transition Erickson to pitching, where the thensophomore initially struggled. He had a ERA in 2.1 innings pitched in three appearances, giving up eight runs, all earned, on eight hits while striking out two has been a renaissance for Erickson, who has a 1.62 ERA through 14.2 innings pitched in eight appearances. He s struck out 17 while allowing six hits and walking just three so far this season. THE BO JACKSONS OF THEIR TIME Jack Dallas and Kirkland Banks are both members of the Lamar University baseball team and football team, making Lamar one of just five schools nation-wide to have two multi-sport athletes. NEW FACES, SAME TEAM 14 players return from a 2017 team that won 33 games and had five All-Conference players. Of those returning Cards, 11 were members of a stout lineup that ranked fourth in the SLC in batting average (.287), home runs (48), total hits (569), and scoring (6.4 runs per game). Of those 12 pitchers who left, two (Tod McDowell and Nathan Gabryszwki) are redshirting this season, and four (Galen Andrews, Brent Janak, Brett Brown, and Ryan Cawthon) graduated. Carson Lance (16th round, Detroit) and Jimmy Johnson (28th round, Arizona) were drafted. Lamar s 14 returnees ranks second-least in the country behind Virginia Tech s 12. ERRORS COST CARDS Of the 97 runs that opponents have scored against Lamar this season, 29 of those runs have been unearned on 35 errors. The Cardinals have lost three games this season solely due to unearned runs, against Hofstra on February 24 (3-2 in 10 innings, three unearned), against UTRGV on March 3 (8-5 in 10 innings, six unearned runs), and against Rice on March 7 (6-2, four unearned runs). In the month of March Lamar has had 20 errors, while the Cards opponents have two. LU is 1-9 in those games. PERCENTAGE RETURNING HITTING STAT... RETURNING/TOTAL(%) At-Bats /1982 (50.9) Runs...166/370 (44.9) Hits...280/569 (49.2) Doubles...47/108 (43.5) Triples...2/4 (50) Home runs...17/48 (35.4) Runs Batted In...166/343 (48.4) Total Bases...382/829 (46.1) Walks...121/289 (41.9) Hit By Pitch...17/40 (42.5) Strikeouts...160/365 (43.8) Stolen Bases...10/31 (32.3) PITCHING STAT... RETURNING/TOTAL(%) Wins...12/33 (36.4) Losses...8/25 (32) Starts...24/58 (41.4) Saves...6/10 (60) Innings Pitched...167/505.1 (33) Hits...159/523 (30.4) Runs...81/293 (27.6) Earned Runs...72/254 (28.3) Base on Balls...59/220 (26.8) Strikeouts...127/415 (30.6) Doubles Allowed...24/96 (25) Triples...9/21 (42.9) Home runs...13/29 (44.8)

4 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE STANDINGS (AS OF 3/19) Team SLC Pct. Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Sam Houston State W9 Southeastern La W5 McNeese W6 Central Arkansas W5 Northwestern State L1 Houston Baptist W2 UIW L3 Abilene Christian L1 New Orleans W1 Nicholls L2 A&M-Corpus Christi L3 Stephen F. Austin L3 Lamar L7 HOME RUNS (2018) Solo 2 3 GS Total Cole Secrest Chase Whetsel Robin Adames Chad Fleischman TEAM OPPONENTS PINCH HITTING (CAREER) Avg. AB H HR RBI Rhett McCall Chad Fleischman Chase Kemp Chase Whetsel Payton Robertson Mike Leal Logan LeJeune Cole Coker Ryan Erickson Phil Ingram Mitch Andrews Robin Adames Chad McKinney Tyrese Clayborne Cole Girouard Grant DeVore Cole Secrest PINCH HITTING (2018) Avg. AB H HR RBI Rhett McCall Payton Robertson Chase Kemp Chase Whetsel Logan LeJeune Mitch Andrews Tyrese Clayborne Phil Ingram Grant DeVore Mike Leal Cole Girouard Cole Secrest Chad Fleischman SERIES STATS VS. 18 OPPONENTS Batting G Avg. AB R H 2B-3B-HR RBI BB-SO HBP Missouri State Texas Southern Texas Hofstra Tulane UTRGV Rice Sam Houston State Southeastern Louisiana Incarnate Word Northwestern Houston Baylor New A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene Stephen F. Austin McNeese Pitching W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB SO HBP Missouri State Texas Southern Texas Hofstra Tulane UTRGV Rice Sam Houston State Southeastern Louisiana Incarnate Word Northwestern Houston Baylor New A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene Stephen F. Austin McNeese

5 QUICK FACTS ALL-TIME RECORD: 1,604-1, UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Name Lamar University Location Beaumont, Texas (118,299) Founded 1923 Enrollment 14,516 (Fall 2017) Nickname Cardinals Colors Red and White Conference Southland Conference National Affiliation NCAA Division I President Dr. Kenneth R. Evans Interim AD Norman Bellard Faculty Rep Dr. Hsing-wei Chu Senior Woman Admin Helene Thill Asst. AD/Operations James Stem Athletic Department Ticket Office STADIUM INFORMATION Name Vincent-Beck Stadium Capacity 3,500 Biggest Crowd 3, 563 vs. LSU (Feb. 24, 2016) Dimensions 325 (corners), 380 (center) and 370 (alleys) Built 1969 Surface Olympia Turf (infield) and Grass (Outfield) Press box Number Ticket Office Number COACHING INFORMATION Head Coach Will Davis Alma Mater LSU, 2007 Career 37-41, SLC (2nd) Record at Lamar Same Recruiting Coord./Hitting Scott Hatten Alma Mater Lamar, 1993 Assistant Coach (Pitching) Sean Snedeker Alma Mater Texas A&M, 1990 & 2000 Volunteer Assistant Coach Jon Phillips Alma Mater Southern Arkansas, 2015 Director of Operations Justin Eckols TEAM INFORMATION 2017 Overall Southland Conference Postseason 0-2 (Southland) Letterman Returning/Lost 14/20 Lineup Starters Returning/Lost 5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost 4/11 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost 3/7 Newcomers 21 Freshman 11 JC Transfers 10 HISTORY First Season 1967 Seasons 53 All-Time Record 1, Southland Record Conference Titles(Last) 11 (2004) Conf. Tourney Titles (Last) 5 (2010) Southland Titles (Last) 10 (2004) SLC Tourney Titles (Last) 3 (2010) NCAA Regionals (Last) 13 (2010) NCAA Regional Titles (Last) 0 NCAA Regional Record Draft Picks 95 GAME BATTING Avg. GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OB SF SH SB Weekend Midweek GAME PITCHING ERA W-L GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg. Weekend Midweek MONTH-BY-MONTH BATTING Avg. GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OB SF SH SB February March April May MONTH-BY-MONTH PITCHING ERA W-L GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg. February March April May HOME-AWAY BATTING Avg. GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OB SF SH SB Home Away HOME-AWAY PITCHING ERA W-L GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg. Home Away DAY-NIGHT BATTING Avg. GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO GDP OB SF SH SB Day Night DAY-NIGHT PITCHING ERA W-L GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg. Day Night

6 GAME-BY-GAME POSITION Dt Opponent C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 2/16 Missouri State^ McKinney Adames DeVore Fleischman Robertson Coker Secrest Leal Kemp 2/17 Missouri State^ McKinney Adames DeVore Fleischman Robertson Coker Secrest Leal Kemp 2/18 Texas Southern^ McKinney Adames DeVore Fleischman Roberston Coker Secrest Leal Kemp 2/21 at Texas McKinney Adames DeVore Fleischman Robertson Coker Secrest Leal Kemp 2/23 Hofstra McKinney Adames DeVore Fleischman Robertson Coker Secrest LeJeune Andrews 2/23 Hofstra McCall Adames DeVore Coker Robertson Whetsel Secrest Leal Kemp 2/24 Hofstra McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Robertson Whetsel Secrest Leal Kemp 2/24 Hofstra McCall Adames DeVore Coker Robertson Whetsel Secrest Leal Andrews 2/27 at Tulane McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Robertson Whetsel Secrest Leal Kemp 2/28 at Tulane McCall Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp Andrews 3/2 UTRGV McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Leal Kemp 3/3 UTRGV McCall Adames DeVore Fleischman Robertson Coker Secrest Whetsel Clayborne 3/4 UTRGV McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp Clayborne 3/7 Rice McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp LeJeune 3/9 Sam Houston State* McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp LeJeune 3/10 Sam Houston State* McKinney Adames Coker Fleischman Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp LeJeune 3/11 Sam Houston State* McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp LeJeune 3/16 Southeastern Louisiana* McKinney Adames DeVore Coker Ingram Whetsel Secrest Kemp McCall 3/17 Southeastern Louisiana* McKinney Adames Ingram Coker Robertson Whetsel Secrest Kemp McCall 3/18 Southeastern Louisiana* McKinney Adames Ingram Fleischman Robertson Coker Girouard Whetsel Kemp 3/20 at Houston 3/23 at Incarnate Word* 3/24 at Incarnate Word* 3/25 at Incarnate Word* 3/27 Northwestern State 3/29 at Houston Baptist* 3/30 at Houston Baptist* 3/31 at Houston Baptist* 4/3 at Baylor 4/6 New Orleans* 4/7 New Orleans* 4/8 New Orleans* 4/10 Northwestern State 4/13 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 4/14 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 4/15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 4/17 at Northwestern State 4/20 Abilene Christian* 4/21 Abilene Christian* 4/22 Abilene Christian* 4/24 at LSU 4/25 at Southern 4/27 at Nicholls* 4/28 at Nicholls* 4/29 at Nicholls* 5/2 at Rice 5/4 at TCU 5/5 at TCU 5/6 at TCU 5/11 at Stephen F Austin* 5/12 at Stephen F Austin* 5/13 at Stephen F Austin* 5/17 McNeese* 5/18 McNeese* 5/19 McNeese* NUMBER OF STARTS BY POSITION C: McKinney, 16 (3-13); McCall, 4 (1-3) 1B: Adames, 20 (4-16) 2B: DeVore, 17 (4-13); Ingram, 2 (0-2); Coker, 1 (0-1) 3B: Coker, 12 (2-10); Fleischman, 8 (2-6) SS: Robertson, 12 (3-9); Ingram, 8 (1-7) LF: Whetsel, 13 (2-11); Coker, 7 (2-5) CF: Secrest, 19 (4-15); Girouard, 1 (0-1) RF: Leal, 9 (2-7); Kemp, 8 (1-7); Whetsel, 2 (0-2); LeJeune, 1 (1-0) DH: Kemp, 9 (2-7); LeJeune, 4 (0-4); Andrews, 3 (1-2); Clayborne, 2 (1-1); McCall, 2 (0-2)

7 GAME-BY-GAME BATTING ORDER Dt Opponent /16 Missouri State^ Coker DeVore Adames Kemp Fleischman Leal McKinney Secrest Roberston 2/17 Missouri State^ Coker DeVore Adames Kemp Fleischman Leal McKinney Secrest Robertson 2/18 Texas Southern^ Coker DeVore Adames Kemp Fleischman Leal McKinney Secrest Robertson 2/21 at Texas DeVore Secrest Kemp Adames Coker Leal McKinney Fleischman Robertson 2/23 Hofstra DeVore Coker Secrest Adames Andrews LeJeune McKinney Fleischman Robertson 2/24 Hofstra DeVore Coker Secrest Adames Kemp Leal Whetsel McCall Robertson 2/24 Hofstra DeVore Coker Secrest Adames Leal Whetsel Kemp McKinney Robertson 2/25 Hofstra DeVore Coker Secrest Adames Andrews Leal Whetsel McCall Robertson 2/27 at Tulane DeVore Coker Secrest Adames Leal Whetsel Kemp McKinney Robertson 2/28 at Tulane DeVore Coker Secrest Adames Andrews Whetsel Kemp McCall Ingram 3/2 UTRGV Ingram Whetsel Secrest Adames Kemp Coker McKinney Leal DeVore 3/3 UTRGV Whetsel DeVore Secrest Adames Fleischman Coker McCall Clayborne Robertson 3/4 UTRGV Ingram Whetsel Kemp Adames Coker Secrest Clayborne DeVore McKinney 3/7 Rice Ingram Whetsel Kemp Adames Coker Secrest LeJeune DeVore McKinney 3/9 Sam Houston State* Ingram Whetsel Kemp Adames Coker Secrest LeJeune DeVore McKinney 3/10 Sam Houston State* Ingram Whetsel Kemp Adames Coker Secrest LeJeune Fleischman McKinney 3/11 Sam Houston State* Ingram Secrest Adames Coker LeJeune Whetsel Kemp McKinney DeVore 3/16 Southeastern Louisiana* Ingram Whetsel Kemp Adames Coker Secrest McCall McKinney DeVore 3/17 Southeastern Louisiana* Ingram Whetsel Coker Adames Kemp Secrest McCall McKinney Robertson 3/18 Southeastern Louisiana* Ingram Whetsel Coker Adames Kemp Fleischman Girouard McKinney Robertson 3/20 at Houston 3/23 at Incarnate Word* 3/24 at Incarnate Word* 3/25 at Incarnate Word* 3/27 Northwestern State 3/29 at Houston Baptist* 3/30 at Houston Baptist* 3/31 at Houston Baptist* 4/3 at Baylor 4/6 New Orleans* 4/7 New Orleans* 4/8 New Orleans* 4/10 Northwestern State 4/13 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 4/14 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 4/15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* 4/17 at Northwestern State 4/20 Abilene Christian* 4/21 Abilene Christian* 4/22 Abilene Christian* 4/24 at LSU 4/25 at Southern 4/27 at Nicholls* 4/28 at Nicholls* 4/29 at Nicholls* 5/2 at Rice 5/4 at TCU 5/5 at TCU 5/6 at TCU 5/11 at Stephen F Austin* 5/12 at Stephen F Austin* 5/13 at Stephen F Austin* 5/17 McNeese* 5/18 McNeese* 5/19 McNeese* NUMBER OF STARTS IN LINEUP Leadoff: Ingram, 9 (1-8); DeVore, 7 (2-5); Coker, 3 (1-2); Whetsel, 1 (0-1) 2nd: Whetsel, 8 (1-7); Coker, 6 (2-4); DeVore, 4 (1-3); Secrest, 2 (0-2) 3rd: Secrest, 8 (2-6); Kemp, 6 (1-5); Adames, 4 (1-3); Coker, 2 (0-2) Cleanup: Adames, 16 (3-13); Kemp; 3 (1-2); Coker, 1 (0-1) 5th: Coker, 6 (1-5); Fleischman, 4 (1-3); Kemp, 4 (1-3); Andrews, 3 (1-2); Leal, 2 (0-2); LeJeune, 1 (0-1) 6th: Leal, 6 (2-4); Secrest, 6 (1-5); Whetsel, 4 (0-4); Coker, 2 (0-2); Fleischman, 1 (0-1); LeJeune, 1 (1-0) 7th: McKinney, 6 (2-4); Kemp, 4 (0-4); LeJeune, 3 (0-3); McCall, 3 (0-3); Whetsel, 2 (1-1); Clayborne, 1 (1-0); Girouard, 1 (0-1) 8th: McKinney, 6 (0-6); DeVore, 3 (1-2); Fleischman, 3 (1-2); McCall, 3 (1-2); Secrest, 3 (1-2); Clayborne, 1 (0-1); Leal, 1 (0-1) 9th: Robertson, 12 (3-9); McKinney, 4 (1-3); DeVore, 3 (0-3); Ingram, 1 (0-1)

8 2018 STARTERS GAME-BY-GAME Dt Opponent (W-L-ND) IP H R ER BB K 2/16 Missouri State L /17 Missouri State W /18 Texas Southern ND Texas ND /23 Hofstra ND /24 Hofstra W /24 Hofstra ND /25 Hofstra ND Tulane L Tulane L /2 UTRGV L /3 UTRGV ND /4 UTRGV ND /7 Rice ND /9 Sam Houston State ND /10 Sam Houston State L /11 Sam Houston State L /16 Southeastern L /17 Southeastern L /18 Southeastern L Houston Incarnate Word Incarnate Word Incarnate Word 3/27 Northwestern State Houston Baptist Houston Baptist Houston Baptist Baylor 4/6 New Orleans 4/7 New Orleans 4/8 New Orleans 4/10 Northwestern State A&M-Corpus Christi A&M-Corpus Christi A&M-Corpus Christi Northwestern State 4/20 Abilene Christian 4/21 Abilene Christian 4/22 Abilene Christian LSU Southern Nicholls Nicholls Nicholls Rice TCU TCU TCU Stephen F. Austin Stephen F. Austin Stephen F. Austin 5/17 McNeese 5/18 McNeese 5/19 McNeese SEASON TEAM TOTALS BULLPEN GAME-BY-GAME Dt Opponent (W-L-ND-SV) IP H R ER BB K 2/16 Missouri State ND /17 Missouri State SV /18 Texas Southern L Texas L /23 Hofstra W-SV /24 Hofstra SV /24 Hofstra L /25 Hofstra L Tulane ND Tulane ND /2 UTRGV ND /3 UTRGV L /4 UTRGV W-SV /7 Rice L /9 Sam Houston State L /10 Sam Houston State ND /11 Sam Houston State ND /16 Southeastern ND /17 Southeastern ND /18 Southeastern ND Houston Incarnate Word Incarnate Word Incarnate Word 3/27 Northwestern State Houston Baptist Houston Baptist Houston Baptist Baylor 4/6 New Orleans 4/7 New Orleans 4/8 New Orleans 4/10 Northwestern State A&M-Corpus Christi A&M-Corpus Christi A&M-Corpus Christi Northwestern State 4/20 Abilene Christian 4/21 Abilene Christian 4/22 Abilene Christian LSU Southern Nicholls Nicholls Nicholls Rice TCU TCU TCU Stephen F. Austin Stephen F. Austin Stephen F. Austin 5/17 McNeese 5/18 McNeese 5/19 McNeese SEASON TEAM TOTALS PITCHING RECORDS BY DAY Friday: Campbell (0-3); Sills (1-0); Storrie (1-0); Olivarez (0-1) Saturday: Sills (1-2); Driskill (0-2); Wright (0-1) Sunday: Dallas (1-1); Blanchard (0-2) Tuesday: Blanchard (0-1) Wednesday: Hiebert (0-1), Jones (0-1); Rich (0-1) Thursday:

9 CARDINAL HITTER NOTES PROJECTED LINEUP C: Chad McKinney GP-GS: AVG:.174 HITS: 8 HR: 0 RBI: 1 R: 2 Notes: Hit 2-of-8 on Opening Weekend, drawing two walks and a hit-by-pitch, driving in one run. Had the second-best batting average against Hofstra (.222, 2-of-9). Hit 1-of-5 against UTRGV with one walk. Hit.286 (2-of-7) against Sam Houston with two strikeouts and one walk. Earned his first RBI of the year on his only hit against SLU. 1B: Robin Adames GP-GS: AVG:.275 HITS: 19 HR: 2 RBI: 7 R: 7 Notes: Went 3-for-10 on Opening Weekend with four walks, two intentional. Had one hit in two atbats with three walks against TSU. Has one of Lamar s four homers, and is a perfect 2-of-2 in stolen base attempts. Led the team in batting average against Hofstra (.250, 3-of-12), drawing three walks. Hit 2-of-11 with two walks and one run scored against UTRGV. Collected 5 hits against Sam Houston State with only one strikeout in 11 at-bats. Lined into three doubleplays against the Bearkats. Had two hits, a solo homer and a double, in 10 at-bats against SLU. 2B: Grant DeVore GP-GS: AVG:.172 HITS: 10 HR: 0 RBI: 5 R: 6 Notes: Went 3-for-10 with two walks and a hit-by-pitch in Opening Weekend. Hit 2-for-3 with a sac bunt and a hit-by-pitch against TSU. Collected three hits with three RBI, two runs scored, and a walk. Was hitless in two at-bats against SLU. 3B: Cole Coker GP-GS: AVG:.301 HITS: 22 HR: 0 RBI: 7 R: 6 Notes: Hit 2-for-11 with three walks in Opening Weekend, scoring one run. He went 1-1 in stolen base attempts. Had his best three-game span of the season against UTRGV, collecting six hits in 11 at-bats with two RBI, two walks, and two runs scored. Hit.417 last week against SHSU with five hits, an RBI, and one run scored with no strikeouts. Hit.455 (5-of-11) against SLU with one RBI SS: Phil Ingram GP-GS: AVG:.316 HITS: 12 HR: 0 RBI: 1 R: 6 Notes: Thoroughly impressed in the UTRGV series, collecting six hits in nine at-bats while drawing three walks and not striking out at all. He scored three runs and drove one in as well. Hit.222 (2-of-9) against SLU with two runs scored LF: Chase Whetsel GP-GS: AVG:.255 HITS: 13 HR: 2 RBI: 4 R: 6 Notes: Hit the first successful pinch hit for Lamar in LU was 0-of-6 in pinch-hitting situations before that. His single put the tying run on board in Lamar s first game against Hofstra when Whetsel was pushed across on a deep single by Coker. Collected four hits against UTRGV, including a home run, and drove in two runs while scoring three. Had only two hits in 11 at-bats against SHSU, drawing a walk and striking out twice. Collected two hits and an RBI against SLU CF: Cole Secrest GP-GS: AVG:.211 HITS: 15 HR: 2 RBI: 12 R: 2 Notes: Had at least two hits in every game during Opening Weekend, including a 3-of-3 day with two singles, a homer, a hit-by-pitch, three RBI and one run scored in Lamar s 8-0 shutout of #22 Missouri State. He hit both of Lamar s home runs this year, a solo homer and a three-run bomb. Remains LU s leader in home runs, batting average, and RBI, but struggled against UTRGV with six strikeouts and just one hit. His 10-game reached-base streak also came to an end during the UTRGV series. Struck out four times against SHSU, collecting one hit and one walk. Was hitless against SLU with one strikeout RF: Mike Leal GP-GS: 13-9 AVG:.172 HITS: 5 HR: 0 RBI: 1 R: 3 Notes: Contributed to two double plays against Hofstra as the rightfielder. Went 0-3 in at-bats against UTRGV with two walks. Hitless in one at-bat against SLU. DH: Chase Kemp GP-GS: AVG:.186 HITS: 11 HR: 0 RBI: 3 R: 3 Notes: Hit 2-of-9 with a walk and a hit-by-pitch against UTRGV, scoring a run and driving one in. Hit.182 (2-of-11) against SLU with three strikeouts. KEY RESERVES Payton Robertson GP-GS: AVG:.147 HITS: 5 HR: 0 RBI: 2 R: 4 Notes: Had two hits against Hofstra and scored the winning run in Lamar s shutout of the Pride. Collected two hits in seven at-bats against SLU, striking out twice and stealing one base Chad Fleischman GP-GS: 11-8 AVG:.185 HITS: 5 HR: 1 RBI: 2 R: 4 Notes: Scored both of Lamar s runs in its 11-2 loss to #22 Missouri State, hitting 2-of-9 over the weekend. He drew two walks and a hit-by-pitch and hit a double. Hit 2-of-5 against UTRGV in his one appearance. Drew a sac fly RBI against SHSU. Hit a solo homer in his one start against SLU, striking out three times Mitch Andrews GP-GS: 10-3 AVG:.059 HITS: 1 HR: 0 RBI: 0 R: 0 Notes: Rhett McCall GP-GS: 11-6 AVG:.118 HITS: 2 HR: 0 RBI: 0 R: 0 Notes: Both of his hits have come in pinch-hitting situations, where he s batting Logan LeJeune GP-GS: 10-5 AVG:.211 HR: 0 RBI: 1 R: 1 Notes: Collected his first collegiate hit against UTRGV, raising his pinch-hitting batting average to.333. Went 2-for-9 (.222) against SHSU with an RBI and a walk against SHSU, striking out three times Cole Girouard GP-GS: 10-1 AVG:.200 HITS: 1 HR: 0 RBI: 1 R: 0 Notes: Currently has more stolen bases (two) than hits (one). Went 1-for-4 against SLU and drove in a run on a sac fly Tyrese Clayborne GP-GS: 6-2 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 R: 0 Notes: Avery George GP-GS: 2-0 AVG:.000 HR: 0 RBI: 0 R: 0 Notes:

10 CARDINAL PITCHER NOTES Ryan Erickson APP-GS: 8-0 W-L: 0-0 ERA: 1.26 IP: 14.1 BB/K: 3/17 SV: 1 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 6-4), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 16 Notes: Threw an inning and two-thirds, striking out two while allowing two earned runs on two hits against Tulane. He allowed three hits and one run, unearned, against UTRGV on March 2, striking out one. Allowed one run, unearned while walking two and striking out two against Rice. Appeared in two games of the Sam Houston series, striking out three while allowing just one hit and one run, unearned, through three innings. Closed the final two-thirds of an inning against SLU on March 16, forcing a double play to end the ninth with the bases loaded. POSSIBLE STARTING PITCHERS Jace Campbell APP-GS: 5-5 W-L: 0-3 ERA: 4.03 IP: 22.1 BB/K: 14/22 Last Start: Loss, 6-4, vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 16 Notes: Struck out seven in his four-inning season debut. Was largely effective except for a tough second inning in which Missouri State scored five. Struck out eight in his second game, a one-run no decision against Hofstra. Threw 3.1 innings against UTRGV, allowing four runs, all earned, while striking out three and walking two. Threw six innings against SHSU, striking out two while allowing three hits, three walks, and one earned run. Allowed three hits and two runs, both earned, while walking four and striking out two in his Friday start against SLU. Noah Sills APP-GS: 5-5 W-L: 2-2 ERA: 2.22 IP: 28.1 BB/K: 5/23 Last Start: Loss, 8-1, vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 17 Notes: Faced the minimum through five innings, dominating a Missouri State offense that had scored 19 runs combined in its previous two games. He struck out three and allowed just four hits in six innings, combining with Tanner Driskill for a shutout of the #22 Bears. Struck out six Hofstra batters with one walk and five hits in a shutout of Hofstra. Threw seven unearned scoreless innings against UTRGV, with his lone run coming on an error. Struck out five with three runs, two earned, while allowing six hitsn two walks. Allowed nine hits and six runs, five earned, while walking one and striking out three against Southeastern Louisiana in his Saturday start. Jack Dallas APP-GS: 7-2 W-L: 1-1 ERA: 3.18 IP: 17.0 BB/K: 5/12 Last Start: No decision (Lamar loses 8-1), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 17 Notes: Had a terrific debut as a freshman against a team that made the NCAA Regionals in 2017 and returned almost all of its roster. Struck out four with no walks while allowing six hits and three runs, all earned. Allowed just one run in his second game. Has functioned as Lamar s set-up guy in his last two appearances, striking out two while walking just one and allowing just one earned run. Allowed one hit, a home run, in one inning pitched against SHSU. Threw three scoreless innings against Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday, striking out two while allowing one hit AbeRee Hiebert APP-GS: 4-0 W-L: 0-1 ERA: 0.00 IP: 4.2 BB/K: 3/5 SV: 0 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 6-4), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 16 Notes: Combined with Jack Dallas and Kristjan Storrie for five strikeouts, five hits, and just one earned run in 30 Hofstra at-bats. Struck out two while allowing three hits and three runs, all unearned, against Rice. Opened the ninth inning against SLU on March 16, striking out the first batter he faced before loading the bases (none scored) Chet Jones APP-GS: 7-0 W-L: 0-1 ERA: 5.73 IP: 11.0 BB/K: 4/10 SV: 0 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 6-4), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 16 Notes: Threw two innings at Tulane, allowing five hits while striking out one and walking one with two earned runs. Alllowed one hit with no runs, walks, or strikeouts against Rice. Threw an inning and a third against SHSU, striking out one while allowing four hits and two runs, both earned. Pitched the final third of the sixth inning on March 16, allowing two hits and one earned run while walking one. Ryan Johnson APP-GS: 4-0 W-L: 0-0 ERA: 0.00 IP: 3.2 BB/K: 4/2 SV: 0 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 6-4), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 16 Notes: Threw the final third of an inning at Tulane on Feb. 27. In his only appearance since Feb. 27 he struck out one and walked one while holding SLU scoreless in the seventh inning on March 16. Taylor Rich APP-GS: 2-2 W-L: 0-1 ERA: 5.68 IP: 6.1 BB/K: 3/5 Last Start: Loss, at Tulane on Feb. 28 Notes: Struck out four while allowing just one earned run on three hits against #14 Texas, allowed four hits with three earned runs and one strikeout at Tulane Grason Wright APP-GS: 5-2 W-L: 0-1 ERA: 4.61 IP: 13.2 BB/K: 6/13 Last Start: No decision (Lamar loses 6-4), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 16 Notes: Struck out two and walked two in relief of Jack Dallas, allowing one hit, an RBI single that proved to be the winning run for Texas Southern; struck out three while allowing no hits in his first start (against Hofstra on Feb. 24). Struck out three and walked three against UTRGV, allowing three runs, all earned, on four hits. Allowed one hit while striking out one against Sam Houston State. Allowed five hits and three runs, all earned, while walking one and striking out four against Southeastern Louisiana Jason Blanchard APP-GS: 4-4 W-L: 0-3 ERA: 2.45 IP: 14.2 BB/K: 6/11 Last Start: Loss, 5-3, vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 18 Notes: Struck out four with two hits and three walks allowed and one run scored, unearned against Tulane. Struck out three with two hits and no walks or runs in two innings against Rice. Threw 4.1 innings against SHSU, striking out three with three runs allowed, two earned, on six hits. Threw 5.0 innings against SLU, his longest outing, allowing four runs, two earned, on three hits while walking three and striking out one. Marcus Olivarez APP-GS: 8-0 W-L: 0-1 ERA: 4.76 IP: 11.1 BB/K: 9/10 SV: 0 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 8-1), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 17 Notes: Threw two scoreless innings against UTRGV in relief of Jack Dallas, walking one and allowing two hits. Threw one scoreless inning against Rice, allowing one hit and striking out one. Allowed one hit and one run, unearned, against SHSU while walking one and striking out one. Closed out the final two innings of Lamar s 8-1 loss to SLU on March 17, striking out three while walking two. He allowed three hits that led to two earned runs Kristjan Storrie APP-GS: 7-0 W-L: 1-0 ERA: 3.52 IP: 7.2 BB/K: 3/7 SV: 1 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 5-2), vs. Sam Houston State on March 10 Notes: Kept Lamar in the game in the seventh inning of Lamar s 1-0 loss to Hofstra, keeping the Pride off the board; threw one and two-thirds innings with two hits and one earned run, striking out two. Allowed two hits and two runs, both earned, while striking out one and walking one against Rice. Pitched a scoreless inning and a third to close out the second game against SHSU Garrett Walker APP-GS: 2-0 W-L: 0-0 ERA: IP: 3.1 BB/K: 0/0 SV: 0 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 7-1), at Tulane on Feb. 27 Notes: Relieved Jace Campbell at the top of the fifth, allowing seven hits and two runs, both earned, in two and twothirds innings; threw four hits and three runs, all earned, in two thirds of an inning at Tulane IN THE PEN Tanner Driskill APP-GS: 8-0 W-L: 0-2 ERA: 3.38 IP: 18.2 BB/K: 6/20 SV: 2 Last Appearance: No decision (Lamar loses 5-3), vs. Southeastern Louisiana on March 18 Notes: After allowing just one hit and no walks in his first two appearances, allowed three hits and walked two against Hofstra outing in Bot 8 at Tulane. Pitched the final three innings against UTRGV on March 3, striking out three and walking one while allowing seven hits and seven runs, two earned. Allowed one hit while striking out one against Rice. Struck out three while walking two in 2.2 innings against SHSU, allowing four runs, three earned. Struck out four in four innings while allowing one earned on three hits against SLU.

11 2018 ROSTER # Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Cl.-Exp. Hometown/Previous School 1...Grant DeVore... INF... R/R Sr.-1L... Dallas, Texas / Grayson College (Justin Wakeland HS) 2...Philip Ingram... INF... L/R Sr.-1L... Allen, Texas / Hill College (Allen HS) 3...Mike Leal... OF... L/L Sr.-1L... Corpus Christi, Texas / Galveston College (Calallen HS) 4...Chase Whetsel... OF... L/L Jr.-TR... Corpus Christi, Texas / New Mexico JC (Calallen HS) 5...Payton Robertson... INF... R/R So.-1L...Orange, Texas / West Orange-Stark HS 6...Chad McKinney... C... R/R Sr.-1L...Hughes Springs, Texas / Panola (Hughes Springs HS) 7...Cole Coker... INF... L/R So.-1L... Huffman, Texas / Huffman-Hargrave HS 8...Ryan Erickson... OF... R/R Jr.-2L...Beaumont, Texas / Lumberton HS 11...Tyrese Clayborne... INF... R/R Fr.-HS...Humble, Texas / Humble HS 12...Taylor Rich... LHP... S/L Jr.-TR...Lovelady, Texas / San Jacinto JC (Lovelady HS) 14...Ryan Johnson... LHP... L/L Sr.-1L...Beaumont, Texas / Eastern Okla. State (Hamshire-Fannett HS) 16...Rhett McCall... C... R/R Fr.-HS... Mont Belvieu, Texas / Barbers Hills HS 17...Chase Kemp... INF... L/L Fr.-HS...Nederland, Texas / Nederland HS 18...Jason Blanchard... LHP... R/L Jr.-TR...Kingwood, Texas / McClennan JC (Kingwood Park HS) 19...Erik Key... RHP... R/R Jr.-TR... Keller, Texas / Panola JC (Fossil Ridge HS) 20...Kristjan Storrie... RHP... R/R Jr.-TR...Langley, B.C. / Galveston CC (Langley Secondary) 21...Chad Fleischman... INF/RHP... R/R Sr.-1L...St. Paul, Minn. / Ranger College (Cretin-Derham HS) 22...Cole Girouard... OF... L/L So.-1L... Port Neches, Texas / Port Neches-Groves HS 23...Marcus Olivarez... RHP... R/R Fr.-HS... Columbus, Texas / Columbus HS 24...Grason Wright... LHP/OF... S/L So.-TR... Warr Acres, Okla. / Seminole State College (Putnam City HS) 26...Jack Dallas... RHP... R/R Fr.-HS... Orange, Texas / West Orange HS 27...Chet Jones... RHP... R/R Fr.-HS... Kirbyville, Texas / Kirbyville HS 32...Noah Sills... LHP... L/L Jr.-TR... Honolulu, HI / Alvin JC (Mid-Pacific HS) 33...Robin Adames... INF... R/R Jr.-2L... Bronx, N.Y. / James Monroe HS 35...Garrett Walker... LHP... L/L Jr.-TR...Ben Wheeler, Texas / Paris JC (Van HS) 36...Brendan Dunkleberger... RHP... R/R Fr.-HS...Nederland, Texas / Nederland HS 37...AbeRee Hiebert... LHP... L/R Jr.-TR...Baytown, Texas / Tyler JC (Sterling HS) 40...Douglas Palmer... RHP... R/R Jr.-TR... Denton, Texas / Brookhaven JC (Denton Guyer HS) 41...Jace Campbell... RHP... R/R Sr.-1L...Alvin, Texas / Tyler JC (Alvin HS) 42...Avery George... OF... R/R Fr.-HS...Humble, Texas / Humble HS 43...Logan LeJeune... OF... R/R Fr.-HS... Port Neches, Texas / Port Neches-Groves HS 44...Mitch Andrews... C... R/R Jr.-1L...Flower Mound, Texas / Angelina (Flower Mound HS) 45...Cole Secrest... OF... R/R Fr.-HS...The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands HS 49...Tanner Driskill... RHP... R/R Sr.-1L... Round Rock, Texas / Weatherford (Round Rock HS) # Name Pos Robin Adames... INF Mitch Andrews... C Jason Blanchard... LHP Jace Campbell...RHP Tyrese Clayborne... INF 7... Cole Coker... INF Jack Dallas...RHP 1... Grant DeVore... INF Tanner Driskill...RHP Brendan Dunkleberger...RHP 8... Ryan Erickson... OF Chad Fleischman... INF/RHP Avery George... OF Cole Girouard... OF AbeRee Hiebert... LHP 2... Philip Ingram... INF Ryan Johnson... LHP Chet Jones...RHP Chase Kemp... INF Erik Key...RHP 3... Mike Leal... OF Logan LeJeune... OF Rhett McCall... C 6... Chad McKinney... C Marcus Olivarez...RHP Douglas Palmer...RHP Taylor Rich... LHP 5... Payton Robertson... INF Cole Secrest... OF Noah Sills... LHP Kristjan Storrie...RHP Garrett Walker... LHP 4... Chase Whetsel... OF Grason Wright...LHP/OF Head Coach: 52, Will Davis, 2nd season (LSU, 2007) Assistant Coach: 10, Scott Hatten, 18th season (Lamar, 1993) Assistant Coach: 55, Sean Snedeker, 1st season (Texas A&M, 1990) Volunteer Assistant Coach: 30, Jon Phillips, 2nd season (Southern Arkansas, 2015) LeJeune... Le-june Driskill... Dris-cuhl Snedeker...SNEH-deh-kur CATCHERS (3) BATTING STANCE # Name Cl.-EXP Right-Handed 22 6 Chad McKinney Sr.-1L Left-Handed Rhett McCall Fr.-HS Switch Hitters 2 44 Mitch Andrews Jr.-1L INFIELDERS (9) # Name Cl.-EXP 1 Grant DeVore Sr.-1L 2 Philip Ingram Sr.-1L 5 Payton Robertson So.-1L 7 Cole Coker So.-1L 11 Tyrese Clayborne Fr.-HS 17 Chase Kemp Fr.-HS 21 Chad Fleischman Sr.-1L 33 Robin Adames Jr.-2L OUTFIELDERS (8) # Name Cl.-EXP 3 Mike Leal Sr.-1L 4 Chase Whetsel Jr.-TR 8 Ryan Erickson Jr.-2L 22 Cole Girouard So.-1L 24 Grason Wright So.-TR 42 Avery George Fr.-HS 43 Logan LeJeune Fr.-HS 45 Cole Secrest Fr.-HS RH PITCHERS (10) # Name Cl.-EXP 19 Erik Key Jr.-TR 20 Kristjan Storrie Jr.-TR 21 Chad Fleischman Sr.-1L 23 Marcus Olivarez Fr.-HS 26 Jack Dallas Fr.-HS 27 Chet Jones Fr.-HS 36 Brendan Dunkleberger Fr.-HS 40 Douglas Palmer Jr.-Tr 41 Jace Campbell Sr.-1L 49 Tanner Driskill Sr.-1L LH PITCHERS (7) # Name Cl.-EXP 12 Taylor Rich Jr.-TR 14 Ryan Johnson Sr.-1L 18 Jason Blanchard Jr.-TR 24 Grason Wright LHP 32 Noah Sills Jr.-TR 35 Garrett Walker Jr.-TR 37 AbeRee Hiebert Jr.-TR WHERE ARE THEY: 3rd Base Coach: Scott Hatten 1st Base Coach: Jon Phillips Mound Visit: Sean Snedeker Will Davis New Pitcher: Will Davis Pronunciation Guide Name... Pronunciation Name... Pronunciation Name...Pronunciation DeVore... Duh-VOR Leal... lee-al Whetsel...wet-suhl Tyrese... ty-reese Blanchard... blaen-cherd Kristjan...christian Fleischman... fly-schmuhn Girouard... jer-ard Olivarez...Oli-varez Adames... Uh-Dah-Mes Dunkleberger... dun-kle-burger AbeRee Hiebert...Eh-Bree Hee-burt THROWING Right-Handed 24 Left-Handed 10 EXPERIENCE Letterman 14 Transfer 10 High School 10

12 DAVIS FILE HEAD COACH 3 RD SEASON AT LAMAR 2 ND AS HEAD COACH LSU, 2007 COACHING EXPERIENCE YEAR SCHOOL POSITION 2018 LAMAR HEAD COACH 2017 LAMAR HEAD COACH 2016 Lamar Assistant Coach 2015 LSU Assistant Coach 2014 LSU Assistant Coach 2013 LSU Assistant Coach 2012 LSU Assistant Coach 2011 LSU Assistant Coach 2010 LSU Assistant Coach 2009 LSU Assistant Coach 2008 LSU Director of Operations WILL DAVIS HEAD COACH WILL DAVIS, who served on staff at one of the nation s most prestigious programs in LSU for eight seasons before posting a season under Lamar Hall of Fame coach Jim Gilligan, is in his second season at the helm of the Cardinal baseball team. He was hired as the head coach on Jan. 15, In a very short period of time Davis has left his imprint on the LU program. Davis coached the team to 33 wins last season, including victories over national powers like Baylor and Rice. Near the end of the season, Davis charges traveled to Stillwater, Okla., where they took two of three from the Cowboys. Several members of the 2017 roster benefitted from Davis guidance on the field. Seven Cardinals were named to the All-Southland Conference squad. In addition to the eight players honored by the league, four Cardinals were selected in the 2017 MLB Draft the most Cardinals selected in a draft since Davis success on the field tells only part of the story. The future looks even brighter for the Cardinals as Davis has been the architect of two of the better recruiting classes in program history. His first full recruiting class as the program s head coach was ranked tops in the Southland, and 73rd nationally by Perfect Game. Davis merely followed that up with a 2018 early signing class that also ranks tops in the Southland and landed another top-100 spot in Perfect Game s rankings. Davis early success with the program should come as no shock to anyone who follows the team. During his lone season as an assistant on the staff, he helped the Cardinals post one of the best single-season turnarounds in Big Red made a 14-game improvement that year, which included a 15-game win streak and wins over nationally-ranked programs such as LSU, Arizona and Texas. With Lamar in 2016, he helped LU to six wins over teams that went on to compete in the NCAA Regionals and a fourth seed in the Southland Conference Tournament, highest seed since Davis was given the obligation to work in catcher development as well as base running. He aided Bryndan Arredondo to first-team All- Southland Conference honors, first catcher to do so since Michael Ambort in Arredondo was one of four Cardinals on the first team and five overall. The Cardinals are doing more than finding success on the field under Davis. LU recorded better than a 3.0 gradepoint average both semesters last year, and have graduated all nine seniors during that time. Former Cardinals Brent Janak and Bryndan Arredondo were named to the Academic All-Southland Conference team. The son of former Louisiana Tech head coach Randy Davis, he saw tremendous success with his alma mater, including a 2009 College World Series Championship, in which LSU downed Texas in three games. That season wrapped up with a record, one of three 50-win campaigns with Davis on staff.

13 Davis has been a part of four College World Series, three Southeastern Conference Championships and five SEC Tournament Championship teams. He advanced to at least the NCAA Regionals every season but one while he was on staff and won five SEC West Division Championships. He began his coaching career as the director of baseball operations at LSU in 2008, but was quickly promoted to assistant coach just one year later. Since, the Baton Rouge, La. native has coached in both the first and third base boxes along with the catcher and outfield position groups. He was a student assistant and bullpen coordinator in 2007 after his playing career ended. After he was designated as a recruiter and directed to find Louisiana prospects in 2011, he aided the Tigers to five-straight top-10 ranked signing classes, including the 2014 group that was voted No. 1 by Perfect Game. In that time, he recruited four student-athletes from Louisiana alone that were eventual top 10 round picks in the Major League Amateur Baseball Draft. He was key in recruiting Kade Scivicque who was picked as a first-team All-American and fourth-round draft pick. Not only did Davis recruit Scivicque, but after Davis was given the catchers position group he developed the senior into a finalist for the Johnny Bench Award, annually given to the nation s top catcher. He was also a key component of Mark Laird s career, a ninth-round selection in the MLB draft and All-SEC Defensive Team member; Laird was recruited out of Monroe, La. by Davis. His judge of talent extends to the mound as well, he found and signed Austin Bain who was able to claim a spot in LSU s weekend rotation as a freshman. Other than the Tigers top recruiting class in 2014, they ranked fourth in 2012, seventh in 2011 and 2015 and 10th in Along with his recruiting responsibilities, he was the director of the LSU Showcase Camps, which has aided in the discovery and signing of 37 high school athletes. The former catcher began his work with the position in 2015, and helped two catchers on staff get drafted in the same draft, Scivique and Chris Chinea. Chinea was taken in the 17th round. Under his tutelage, LSU s outfielders gained a reputation as being one of the best position groups in the nation. In 2013, the Tiger outfield committed just one error in 68 games. He helped in the development of Mikie Mahtook, now a major leaguer with the Detroit Tigers. He was an All-SEC Defensive Team selection along with Laird (2015) and Andrew Stevenson ( ). Offensively, he helped with the development of position players at the plate. During his final season with the Tigers, LSU led the SEC in 10 offensive categories, including batting average with a.322 mark. In 2014, they ranked second in the league in scoring (6.3 runs per game) and slugging percentage (.415). LSU led the conference in hits (722), doubles (128) and total bases (1,023), and ranked second in batting average (.305), runs (439), runs batted in (394), home runs (47), on-base percentage (.389) and slugging (.432) in He was also in charge of LSU s Baseball Camps, the director for the Coaches Committee booster club, direct liaison of the LSU Baseball Alumni and oversaw all summer baseball placements for LSU s athletes. Davis was a Tiger from , and was a letterman on the 2004 College World Series team. He is married to the former Danielle Hall of Bogalusa, La., who was a member of the LSU Golden Girl squad. The two welcomed their first child Everly in September He graduated with a bachelors in secondary education (2007) and masters in kinesiology (2010), and was born May 29, Head Coach Will Davis with two former players, Mikie Mahtook of the Tampa Bay Rays (LEFT) and Alex Bregman of the Houston Astros (RIGHT). THE WILL DAVIS PROFILE Birthday: May 29, 1984 Hometown: Baton Rouge, La. Named LU s HC: January 15, 2015 EDUCATION: High school: Lee HS LSU, B.Ed in, 2007 FAMILY: Wife: Danielle Children: Everly, daughter COACHING EXPERIENCE: LSU, assistant coach - Director of Operations, st Base Coach, Outfielders ( ) - 3rd Base Coach, Outfielders ( ) - 3rd Base Coach, Outfielders, Catchers ( ) 2016 Lamar, assistant coach - 3rd Base Coach, Catchers, Defense 2017 Lamar, head coach Record: 33-25, SLC 2018 Lamar, head coach CHAMPIONSHIP EXPERIENCE: 2015 SEC Champion College World Series Participant 2014 SEC Tourney Champion 2013 SEC Tourney Champion College World Series Participant 2012 SEC Champion 2010 SEC Tourney Champion 2009 NATIONAL CHAMPION SEC Champion, SEC Tourney Champion College World Series Participant 2008 SEC Tourney Champion College World Series Participant NOTABLE PLAYERS: Mikie Mahtook Kade Scivicque Chris Chinea Mark Laird Andrew Stevenson Raph Rhymes Carson Lance Bryndan Arredondo Jimmy Johnson Reid Russell Cutter McDowell Robin Adames All-SEC Defensive Team 39th Round Draft Pick Consensus All-American Johnny Bench Award Finalist Fourth Round Draft Pick Consensus All-American 17th Round Draft Pick Collegiate Baseball, NCBWA All-American All-SEC Defensive Team Ninth Round Draft Pick 2x All-SEC Defensive Team Second Round Draft Pick Baseball America, D1 Baseball All-American Consensus All-American 16th Round Draft Pick 2017 Honorable Mention All-Southland 23rd Round Draft Pick 2016 First-Team All-Southland 2017 Third-Team All-Southland 2017 Southland All-Academic 28th Round Draft Pick 33rd Round Draft Pick 2016 Southland Conference Hitter of the Year 2017 Third-Team All-Soutland 2017 Second-Team All-Southland 2016 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American 2017 Second-Team All-Southland

14 DAVIS S HEAD COACHING RECORD AGAINST 2018 OPPONENTS Missouri State Texas Southern Texas Hofstra Tulane UTRGV Rice Sam Houston State Southeastern Louisiana Houston... First Meeting Incarnate Word Northwestern State Houston Baptist Baylor New Orleans A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene Christian LSU Southern Nicholls TCU... First Meeting Stephen F. Austin McNeese

15 LAMAR UNIVERSITY S RECORD AGAINST 2018 OPPONENTS Missouri State Texas Southern Texas Hofstra Tulane UTRGV Rice Sam Houston State Southeastern Louisiana Houston Incarnate Word Northwestern State Houston Baptist Baylor New Orleans A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene Christian LSU Southern Nicholls TCU Stephen F. Austin McNeese

16 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Overall Statistics for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 4-16 Home: 4-13 Away: 0-3 SOUTHLAND: 0-6 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% 7 COKER, Cole ADAMES, Robin WHETSEL, Chase SECREST, Cole KEMP, Chase MCKINNEY, Chad DEVORE, Grant INGRAM, Philip LEJEUNE, Logan GIROUARD, Cole FLEISCHMAN, Chad LEAL, Mike ROBERTSON, Payton MCCALL, Rhett ANDREWS, Mitch CLAYBORNE, Tyrese GEORGE, Avery WRIGHT, Grason Totals Opponents LOB - Team (135), Opp (161). DPs turned - Team (22), Opp (27). IBB - Team (4), ADAMES, R. 2, SECREST, C. 1, FLEISCHMAN 1, Opp (1). Picked off - KEMP, C. 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 sha 32 SILLS, Noah / CAMPBELL, Jace / HIEBERT, AbeRee / JOHNSON, Ryan / ERICKSON, Ryan / BLANCHARD, Jason / DALLAS, Jack / DRISKILL, Tanner / STORRIE, Kristjan / WRIGHT, Grason / OLIVAREZ, Marcus / RICH, Taylor / JONES, Chet / WALKER, Garrett / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), MCKINNEY, C. 2, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (2), BLANCHARD, J 1, CAMPBELL, J. 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - MCKINNEY, C. (18-28), CAMPBELL, J. (4-7), SILLS, N. (5-6), MCCALL, R. (5-5), DALLAS, J. (1-3), STORRIE, K. (3-3), WRIGHT, G. (3-3), JONES, C. (2-3), ERICKSON, R. (2-2), BLANCHARD, J (1-2), RICH, T. (0-1), OLIVAREZ, M. (0-1), DRISKILL, T. (0-1), JOHNSON, R. (1-1), HIEBERT, A. (1-1).

17 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Overall Statistics for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci 16 MCCALL, Rhett LEAL, Mike GIROUARD, Cole LEJEUNE, Logan DRISKILL, Tanner STORRIE, Kristjan WRIGHT, Grason JOHNSON, Ryan ERICKSON, Ryan SILLS, Noah MCKINNEY, Chad SECREST, Cole ADAMES, Robin WHETSEL, Chase DEVORE, Grant FLEISCHMAN, Chad KEMP, Chase COKER, Cole ROBERTSON, Payton INGRAM, Philip CAMPBELL, Jace OLIVAREZ, Marcus DALLAS, Jack JONES, Chet HIEBERT, AbeRee BLANCHARD, Jason RICH, Taylor WALKER, Garrett GEORGE, Avery CLAYBORNE, Tyrese ANDREWS, Mitch Totals Opponents Hitting minimums - 3 Games 2.5 TPA/Game Pitching minimums - 1 Games 1.0 IP/Game

18 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Individual Season/Career Summary for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 4-16 Home: 4-13 Away: 0-3 SOUTHLAND: 0-6 SEASON CAREER Player Avg G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att Avg G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att 7 COKER, Cole ADAMES, Robin WHETSEL, Chase SECREST, Cole KEMP, Chase MCKINNEY, Chad DEVORE, Grant INGRAM, Philip LEJEUNE, Logan GIROUARD, Cole FLEISCHMAN, Chad LEAL, Mike ROBERTSON, Payton MCCALL, Rhett ANDREWS, Mitch CLAYBORNE, Tyrese GEORGE, Avery WRIGHT, Grason Totals Opponents (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) SEASON CAREER Player ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO 32 SILLS, Noah CAMPBELL, Jace HIEBERT, AbeRee JOHNSON, Ryan ERICKSON, Ryan BLANCHARD, Jason DALLAS, Jack DRISKILL, Tanner STORRIE, Kristjan WRIGHT, Grason OLIVAREZ, Marcus RICH, Taylor JONES, Chet WALKER, Garrett Totals Opponents l #PeckEm Individual Season/Career Summary for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) SEASON CAREER Player CH PO A E Fld% SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Ch PO A E Fld% SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 16 MCCALL, Rhett LEAL, Mike GIROUARD, Cole LEJEUNE, Logan ERICKSON, Ryan JOHNSON, Ryan SILLS, Noah DRISKILL, Tanner STORRIE, Kristjan WRIGHT, Grason MCKINNEY, Chad SECREST, Cole ADAMES, Robin WHETSEL, Chase DEVORE, Grant FLEISCHMAN, Chad KEMP, Chase COKER, Cole ROBERTSON, Payton INGRAM, Philip OLIVAREZ, Marcus CAMPBELL, Jace DALLAS, Jack JONES, Chet HIEBERT, AbeRee BLANCHARD, Jason RICH, Taylor WALKER, Garrett GEORGE, Avery ANDREWS, Mitch CLAYBORNE, Tyrese Totals Opponents

19 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Game Results for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) Feb 16, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Missouri State Lamar University WP-Coleman,Dylan (1-0) LP-CAMPBELL, Jace (0-1) T-2:45 A-753 HR MSU - Zimmerman,Brooks (1) Feb 17, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Missouri State Lamar University WP-SILLS, Noah (1-0) Save-DRISKILL, Tanner(1) LP-Buckner,Ty (0-1) T-2:40 A-601 HR LU - SECREST, Cole (1) Feb 18, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Texas Southern Lamar University WP-Aaron SOLIS (1-0) Save-Seth OLIVER(1) LP-WRIGHT, Grason (0-1) T-2:30 A-837 HR TSU - Christian SANCHEZ (1), Gaudencio LUCCA (1) HR LU - SECREST, Cole (2) Feb 21, 2018 at Austin, Texas Lamar University Texas X WP-Elder (1-0) LP-JONES, Chet (0-1) T-2:56 A-3950 HR LU - ADAMES, Robin Feb 23, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Hofstra Lamar University X WP-STORRIE, Kristjan (1-0) Save-DRISKILL, Tanner(2) LP-Weiss, Chris (0-1) T-2: A-275 A-275 Feb 23, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Hofstra Lamar University X WP-SILLS, Noah (2-0) Save-ERICKSON, Ryan(1) LP-Weissheier, Matt (0-1) T-2:55 A-467 Feb 24, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Score by Innings R H E Hofstra Lamar University WP-Weiss, Chris (1-0) LP-DRISKILL, Tanner (0-1) T-3:35 A-367

20 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Game Results for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) Feb 24, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Score by Innings R H E Hofstra Lamar University WP-Brazill, Seamus (1-0) LP-DALLAS, Jack (0-1) T-2:03 A-587 Feb 27, 2018 at New Orleans, La. Lamar University Tulane X WP-BATES (1-0) LP-BLANCHARD, Jason (0-1) T-3:33 A-1515 Feb 28, 2018 at New Orleans, La. Lamar University Tulane X WP-SOLESKY (1-0) LP-RICH, Taylor (0-1) T-2:20 A-1465 HR TLN - ARTIGUES (1) Mar 02, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas UTRGV Lamar University WP-Johnson, Carter (1-1) Save-Jackson, Ryan(3) LP-CAMPBELL, Jace (0-2) T-2:47 A-456 HR LU - WHETSEL, Chase (1) Mar 03, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Score by Innings R H E UTRGV Lamar University WP-Hill, Trevelle (2-1) LP-DRISKILL, Tanner (0-2) T-3:11 A-475 Mar 04, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas UTRGV Lamar University X WP-DALLAS, Jack (1-1) Save-STORRIE, Kristjan(1) LP-Adams, Chase (2-1) T-2:37 A-547 Mar 07, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Rice Lamar University WP-Roel Garcia (1-0) LP-HIEBERT, AbeRee (0-1) T-2:54 A-827 HR LU - WHETSEL, Chase (2)

21 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Game Results for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) Mar 09, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Sam Houston State Lamar University WP-Backhus, Kyle (2-0) Save-Mikolajchak, Nick(2) LP-OLIVAREZ, Marcus (0-1) T-2 A-956 A-956 rcus Mar 09, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Sam Houston State Lamar University WP-Gossett, Riley (2-0) Save-Mills, Dakota(1) LP-SILLS, Noah (2-1) T-2:51 A-546 HR SHSU - Cannon, Jordan (2) Mar 11, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Sam Houston State Lamar University WP-Sequeira, Gabriel (2-0) LP-BLANCHARD, Jason (0-2) T-2:29 A-305 HR SHSU - Cannon, Jordan (3) Mar 16, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Southeastern La Lamar University WP-Green, Josh (3-1) Save-Tassin, Bryce(3) LP-CAMPBELL, Jace (0-3) T-3:16 A-247 Mar 17, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Southeastern La Lamar University WP-Koestler, Carlisle (4-0) LP-SILLS, Noah (2-2) T-2:27 A-245 Mar 18, 2018 at Beaumont, Texas Southeastern La Lamar University WP-Biddy, Jared (1-0) Save-Warren, Will(2) LP-BLANCHARD, Jason (0-3) T-2:40 A-384 HR LU - ADAMES, Robin (2), FLEISCHMAN, Chad (1)

22 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Team Game-by-Game for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) Batting (All games) Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 16 MISSOURI STATE Feb 17 MISSOURI STATE Feb 18 TEXAS SOUTHERN Feb 21 at Texas Feb 23 HOFSTRA Feb 23 HOFSTRA Feb 24 HOFSTRA Feb 24 HOFSTRA Feb 27 at Tulane Feb 28 at Tulane Mar 02 UTRGV Mar 03 UTRGV Mar 04 UTRGV Mar 07 RICE *Mar 09 SAM HOUSTON STATE *Mar 09 SAM HOUSTON STATE *Mar 11 SAM HOUSTON STATE *Mar 16 SOUTHEASTERN LA *Mar 17 SOUTHEASTERN LA *Mar 18 SOUTHEASTERN LA Totals

23 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Team Game-by-Game for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) Pitching (All games) Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 16 MISSOURI STATE Feb 17 MISSOURI STATE Feb 18 TEXAS SOUTHERN Feb 21 at Texas Feb 23 HOFSTRA Feb 23 HOFSTRA Feb 24 HOFSTRA Feb 24 HOFSTRA Feb 27 at Tulane Feb 28 at Tulane Mar 02 UTRGV Mar 03 UTRGV Mar 04 UTRGV Mar 07 RICE *Mar 09 SAM HOUSTON STATE *Mar 09 SAM HOUSTON STATE *Mar 11 SAM HOUSTON STATE *Mar 16 SOUTHEASTERN LA *Mar 17 SOUTHEASTERN LA *Mar 18 SOUTHEASTERN LA Totals

24 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Season Game Highs for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) TEAM GAME HIGHS Batting At bats: 40 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Runs scored: 8 - vs Missouri State (Feb 17, 2018) Hits: 14 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) RBIs: 8 - vs Missouri State (Feb 17, 2018) Doubles: 3 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Home runs: 2 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 18, 2018) Total bases: 17 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Walks: 7 - vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) Strikeouts: 11 - vs Rice (Mar 07, 2018) Sac hits: 2 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) 2 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 18, 2018) Sac flies: 1 - vs Sam Houston State (Mar 09, 2018) 1 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 17, 2018) 1 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 18, 2018) Stolen bases: 2 - vs Missouri State (Feb 16, 2018) Hit by pitch: 3 - vs Texas Southern (Feb 18, 2018) 3 - at Texas (Feb 21, 2018) Caught stealing: 1 - (4 times ) Runners LOB: 13 - vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) 13 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Hit into DP: 4 - vs Sam Houston State (Mar 11, 2018) Fielding Putouts: 30 - vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) 30 - vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Assists: 13 - vs UTRGV (Mar 04, 2018) 13 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 17, 2018) Errors: 4 - at Texas (Feb 21, 2018) 4 - vs Rice (Mar 07, 2018) Passed balls: 2 - vs Rice (Mar 07, 2018) DPs turned: 3 - vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) 3 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018) Pitching Innings pitched: vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Runs allowed: 11 - vs Missouri State (Feb 16, 2018) Earned runs: 9 - vs Missouri State (Feb 16, 2018) Walks allowed: 7 - at Texas (Feb 21, 2018) 7 - vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) 7 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018) Strikeouts: 14 - vs Hofstra (Feb 23, 2018) Hits allowed: 14 - vs Missouri State (Feb 16, 2018) Doubles allowed: 5 - at Tulane (Feb 28, 2018) Triples allowed: 1 - at Texas (Feb 21, 2018) 1 - at Tulane (Feb 27, 2018) Homers allowed: 2 - vs Texas Southern (Feb 18, 2018) Wild pitches: 3 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018) Hit batters: 4 - vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018)

25 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Season Game Highs for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Batting At bats: 6 - SECREST, Cole vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) 6 - WHETSEL, Chase vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Runs scored: 2 - (5 times ) Hits: 3 - (4 times ) RBIs: 3 - SECREST, Cole vs Missouri State (Feb 17, 2018) 3 - SECREST, Cole vs Texas Southern (Feb 18, 2018) Doubles: 1 - (14 times ) Home runs: 1 - (7 times ) Total bases: 6 - SECREST, Cole vs Missouri State (Feb 17, 2018) 6 - ADAMES, Robin vs Southeastern La. (Mar 18, 2018) Walks: 3 - ADAMES, Robin vs Texas Southern (Feb 18, 2018) Strikeouts: 3 - (4 times ) Sac hits: 1 - (10 times ) Sac flies: 1 - FLEISCHMAN, Chad vs Sam Houston State (Mar 09, 2018) 1 - ADAMES, Robin vs Southeastern La. (Mar 17, 2018) 1 - GIROUARD, Cole vs Southeastern La. (Mar 18, 2018) Stolen bases: 1 - (8 times ) Hit by pitch: 1 - (19 times ) Caught stealing: 1 - (4 times ) Runners LOB: 4 - MCKINNEY, Chad vs Hofstra (Feb 23, 2018) Fielding Putouts: 13 - MCKINNEY, Chad vs Hofstra (Feb 23, 2018) Assists: 6 - DEVORE, Grant vs Missouri State (Feb 16, 2018) Errors: 2 - ROBERTSON, Payton vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) 2 - DALLAS, Jack at Tulane (Feb 28, 2018) 2 - COKER, Cole vs Southeastern La. (Mar 17, 2018) Passed balls: 2 - MCKINNEY, Chad vs Rice (Mar 07, 2018) Pitching Innings pitched: SILLS, Noah vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Runs allowed: 7 - DRISKILL, Tanner vs UTRGV (Mar 03, 2018) Earned runs: 5 - SILLS, Noah vs Southeastern La. (Mar 17, 2018) Walks allowed: 4 - CAMPBELL, Jace vs Missouri State (Feb 16, 2018) 4 - DALLAS, Jack vs Hofstra (Feb 24, 2018) 4 - CAMPBELL, Jace vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018) Strikeouts: 8 - CAMPBELL, Jace vs Hofstra (Feb 23, 2018) Hits allowed: 9 - SILLS, Noah vs Southeastern La. (Mar 17, 2018) Doubles allowed: 3 - RICH, Taylor at Tulane (Feb 28, 2018) 3 - WRIGHT, Grason vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018) Triples allowed: 1 - JONES, Chet at Texas (Feb 21, 2018) 1 - STORRIE, Kristjan at Tulane (Feb 27, 2018) Homers allowed: 2 - DALLAS, Jack vs Texas Southern (Feb 18, 2018) Wild pitches: 1 - (16 times ) Hit batters: 2 - SILLS, Noah vs Sam Houston State (Mar 09, 2018) 2 - DRISKILL, Tanner vs Sam Houston State (Mar 11, 2018) 2 - HIEBERT, AbeRee vs Southeastern La. (Mar 16, 2018)

26 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm AB-R-H-RBI Breakdown for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) #33 #44 #11 #7 #1 #21 #22 #2 #17 #3 #43 #16 #6 #5 #45 Opponent Date ADAMES,R ANDREWS, CLAYBOR COKER,C DEVORE,G FLEISCHM GIROUARD INGRAM,P KEMP,C LEAL,M LEJEUNE,L MCCALL,R MCKINNEY ROBERTS SECREST, Missouri State Feb Missouri State Feb Texas Southern Feb Texas Feb Hofstra Feb Def Hofstra Feb Def Def Hofstra Feb Def Hofstra Feb Def Def Tulane Feb Tulane Feb UTRGV Mar Def UTRGV Mar Def UTRGV Mar Def Def Rice Mar Sam Houston State Mar Sam Houston State Mar Def Sam Houston State Mar Southeastern La. Mar Def Southeastern La. Mar Southeastern La. Mar #4 Opponent Date WHETSEL, Missouri State Feb Missouri State Feb Texas Southern Feb Texas Feb Hofstra Feb Hofstra Feb Hofstra Feb Hofstra Feb Tulane Feb Tulane Feb UTRGV Mar UTRGV Mar UTRGV Mar Rice Mar Sam Houston State Mar Sam Houston State Mar Sam Houston State Mar Southeastern La. Mar Southeastern La. Mar Southeastern La. Mar

27 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm IP-H-R-ER-BB-SO Breakdown for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) #18 #41 #26 #49 #8 #37 #14 #27 #23 #12 Opponent Date BLANCHARD,J CAMPBELL,J DALLAS,J DRISKILL,T ERICKSON,R HIEBERT,A JOHNSON,R JONES,C OLIVAREZ,M RICH,T Missouri State Feb * Missouri State Feb Texas Southern Feb * Texas Feb * Hofstra Feb * Hofstra Feb Hofstra Feb Hofstra Feb * Tulane Feb 27 * Tulane Feb * UTRGV Mar * UTRGV Mar UTRGV Mar Rice Mar 07 * Sam Houston State Mar * Sam Houston State Mar Sam Houston State Mar 11 * Southeastern La. Mar * Southeastern La. Mar Southeastern La. Mar 18 * #32 #20 #35 #24 Opponent Date SILLS,N STORRIE,K WALKER,G WRIGHT,G Missouri State Feb Missouri State Feb 17 * Texas Southern Feb Texas Feb Hofstra Feb Hofstra Feb 23 * Hofstra Feb * Hofstra Feb Tulane Feb Tulane Feb UTRGV Mar UTRGV Mar 03 * UTRGV Mar * Rice Mar Sam Houston State Mar Sam Houston State Mar 09 * Sam Houston State Mar Southeastern La. Mar Southeastern La. Mar 17 * Southeastern La. Mar

28 @Lamar_Baseball l #PeckEm Inherited Runners/Scored Breakdown for Lamar University (as of Mar 18, 2018) (All games) #18 #41 #26 #49 #8 #37 #14 #27 #23 #12 #32 #20 #35 #24 Opponent Date Blanchard,j Campbell,j Dallas,j Driskill,t Erickson,r Hiebert,a Johnson,r Jones,c Olivarez,m Rich,t Sills,n Storrie,k Walker,g Wright,g Missouri State Feb Start /1... 2/ /0... Missouri State Feb / Start Texas Southern Feb Start... 0/ /0... 0/0 Texas Feb /1 0/0 0/0 1/0 Start Hofstra Feb Start... 0/ / Hofstra Feb / Start Hofstra Feb / /0 0/ Start Hofstra Feb Start / / Tulane Feb 27 Start /0 0/ /1 0/0... Tulane Feb /0 0/0 1/ /0 Start UTRGV Mar Start / / UTRGV Mar / Start UTRGV Mar / / /0... Start Rice Mar 07 Start... 2/1 0/0 0/0 0/0... 0/0 0/ / Sam Houston State Mar Start / / Sam Houston State Mar / Start 1/0... 1/1 Sam Houston State Mar 11 Start... 0/0 2/2 0/ Southeastern La. Mar Start /0 0/0 0/0 2/ /1 Southeastern La. Mar / /0... Start Southeastern La. Mar 18 Start / Totals 36/16 0/0 0/0 4/2 2/2 10/3 2/2 2/1 6/3 3/0 0/0 0/0 3/1 0/0 4/2

29 ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY MARCH 20 CARDINAL BASEBALL HISTORY (DAY-BY-DAY ONLY GOES BACK TO 2005) 2005 Baseball loses to UT Arlington, 11-1, at home in SLC action 2007 Baseball loses at UTSA, 5-0, in SLC action 2008 Baseball beats SFA, 7-4, in the second game of a three-game sweep at home in SLC action 2009 Baseball beats Texas State, 8-1, at home in SLC action 2011 Baseball wins at Central Arkansas, 15-5, in SLC action 2013 Baseball loses to Houston Baptist, 8-1, at home 2015 Baseball wins at New Orleans, 8-1, in SLC action 2016 Baseball wins at Central Arkansas, 9-2, in SLC action WORLD HISTORY 1616 Sir Walter Raleigh is freed from the Tower of London after 13 years of imprisonment 1815 Napoleon enters Paris after his escape from Elba, begins 100-day rule with an army of 140,000 soldiers and 200,000 volunteers 1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe s Uncle Tom s Cabin is published 1916 Albert Einstein publishes his general theory of relativity 1923 The Arts Club of Chicago hosts the opening of Pablo Picasso s first US showing 1933 Dachau, the first Nazi concentration camp, is completed 1952 The US Senate ratifies a peace treaty with Japan 1969 Beatle John Lennon marries Yoko Ono in Gibraltar 2003 The United States and three other countries (UK, Australia, and Poland) begin military operations in Iraq 2016 Barack Obama becomes the first US President to visit Cuba since 1928, arriving for a two-day tour FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS 1922 Carl Reiner, comedian famous for appearing on the Dick Van Dyke Show, born in The Bronx, N.Y Fred Rogers, host of Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, born in Latrobe, Penn Bobby Orr, NHL Hall of Fame defenseman, born in Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada 1957 Spike Lee, director of Mo Better Blues, Jungle Fever, and Malcolm X, born in Atlanta, Ga Holly Hunter, famous for playing Elastagirl in The Incredibles, is born in Conyers, Ga David Thewlis, famous for playing Remus Lupin in Harry Potter and Ares in Wonder Woman, born in Blackpool, Lancashire, England

30 ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY MARCH 23 CARDINAL BASEBALL HISTORY (DAY-BY-DAY ONLY GOES BACK TO 2005) 2007 Baseball wins at SFA, 8-4, in SLC action 2012 Baseball loses at Northwestern, 7-5, in SLC action 2013 Baseball shuts out McNeese State, 1-0, at home in 18 innings of SLC action WORLD HISTORY 1490 First dated edition of Maimonides Mishneh Torah, a code of Jewish religious laws, is published 1743 George Frideric Handel s Messiah premieres in London 1775 Patrick Henry proclaims Give me Liberty, or give me Death! in speech in favor of Virginian troops joining the US Revolutionary war 1806 Lewis and Clark begin the return journey after traveling through the Louisiana Purchase to the Pacific Ocean 1839 First recorded use of OK [oll korrect] 1857 Elisha Otis s first elevator is installed at 488 Broadway St., NYC 1868 The original University of California is founded in Oakland, Calif., when the Organic Act is signed into law 1919 Russian Communist Party re-establishes the Poliburo, which featured Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Joseph Stalin, Lev Kamenev, and Nikolai Krestinsky 1944 RAF gunner Nicholas Alkemade falls out of a plane without a parachute over Nazi Germany and lives 1945 Largest operation in WWII s Pacific War: 1,500 US Navy ships bomb the Japanese island of Okinawa 1956 Pakistan becomes the first Islamic republic in the world 1983 President Ronald Reagan makes his initial proposal to develop technology to intercept missiles 1985 Musician Billy Joel weds supermodel Christie Brinkley FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS 1905 Joan Crawford, famous actress, born in San Antonio, Texas 1912 Werner von Braun, German rocket scientist that inspired the kid in West Virginia that inspired the movie October Sky, starring Jake Gyllenhaal 1929 Roger Bannister, the first Englishman to run a four-minute mile, born in Harrow, England 1952 Rex Tillerson, former CEO of ExxonMobil and former US Secretary of State, born in Wichita Falls, Texas 1973 Jason Kidd, former NBA player, former New York Knicks coach, current Milwaukee Bucks coach 1976 Keri Russell, famous for her role in The Americans, born in Fountain Valley, Calif Mo Farah, Somalian-born British distance runner (4 Olympic Golds), born in Mogadishu 1992 Kyrie Irving, talented NBA player who struggles with astrophysics, born in Melbourne, Australia

31 ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY MARCH 24 CARDINAL BASEBALL HISTORY (DAY-BY-DAY ONLY GOES BACK TO 2005) 2006 Baseball beats SFA, 10-1, at home in the first of a three-game sweep. The Cardinals would outscore the Lumberjacks 30-3 in SLC action 2007 Baseball wins at SFA, 9-7, in SLC action 2009 Baseball loses at Rice, 9-8, in 12 innings 2012 Baseball loses at Northwestern State, 3-0, in SLC action 2013 Baseball loses to McNeese State, 14-13, at home in SLC action 2015 Baseball loses at #15 Houston, Baseball beats New Orleans, 10-7, at home in the first of a three-game sweep. The Cardinals outscored the Privateers in SLC action 2017 Baseball beats Incarnate Word, 9-6, at home in the first of a three-game sweep. The Cardinals outscored the other Cardinals 17-9 in SLC action WORLD HISTORY 1603 Scottish King James VI, son of Mary Queen of Scots, becomes King James I of England in succession to Elizabeth I, thus joining the English and Scottish crowns 1837 Canada gives its black citizens the right to vote 1854 Slavery is abolished in Venezuela 1882 German scientist Robert Koch discovers and describes the tubercle bacillus which causes tuberculosis 1896 A.S. Popov makes the first radio signal transmission in history 1900 Robert Van Wyck, mayor of NYC, breaks ground for a new underground Rapid Transit Railroad that would link Manhattan and Brooklyn 1905 Jules Verne, French writer of Around the World in 80 Days, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Journey to the Center of the Earth, and others, dies at age Irish War of Independence: In Belfast, Northern Irish policemen break into the home of a Catholic family and shoot all eight males inside 1952 Author of James Bond novels, Ian Fleming, marries Anne Geraldine Charteris 1976 Argentine President Isabel Martinez de Peron is deposed in a military coup FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS 1755 Rufus King, framer of the US Constitution, born in Scarborough, Mass Andrew Mellon, banker, industrialist and Secretary of the Treasury, born in Pittsburgh, Pa Erich Weiss, better known as Harry Houdini, is born in Budapest, Hungary 1902 Thomas E. Dewey, former governor of New York and two-time Republican presidential candidate, is born in Owosso, Mich Clyde Barrow, half of famous robber duo Bonnie & Clyde, born in Ellis County, Texas 1911 Joseph Barbera, American animator famous for illustrating Tom & Jerry, born in Manhattan, N.Y Steve McQueen, famous for his roles in The Magnificent Seven and The Six-Million Dollar Man, born in Beech Grove, Ind Pat Bradley, LPGA golfer, born in Westford, Mass Jim Parsons, famous for saying Bazinga a lot, born in Houston, Texas 1974 Chad Butler, drummer of Switchfoot 1974 Alyson Hannigan, famous for playing Lily in How I Met Your Mother, born in Washington, D.C Peyton Manning, two-time Super Bowl winner, born in New Orleans, La Jessica Chastain, famous for her roles in The Martian, The Help, and Zero Dark Thirty, born in Sacramento, Calif T.J. Ford, former Toronto Raptor and Texas Longhorn, born in Houston, Texas 1984 Chris Bosh, former Toronto Raptor and Georgia Tech Yellowjacket, born in Dallas, Texas

32 ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY MARCH 25 CARDINAL BASEBALL HISTORY (DAY-BY-DAY ONLY GOES BACK TO 2005) 2005 Baseball wins at McNeese State, 6-4, in the first of a three-game sweep. The Cardinals outscored the Cowboys in SLC action 2006 Baseball beats SFA, 12-2, at home in the second of a three-game sweep in SLC action 2007 Baseball loses at SFA, 6-3, in SLC action 2008 Baseball beats UT-Pan American, 11-1, at home 2011 Baseball loses to Texas State, 7-1, at home 2012 Baseball loses at Northwestern State, 10-5, in SLC action 2016 Baseball beats New Orleans, 5-1, at home in the second of a three-game sweep in SLC action 2017 Baseball beats Incarnate Word, 3-1, at home in the second of a three-game sweep in SLC action WORLD HISTORY 31 First Easter, according to calendar-maker Dionysius Exiguus 1436 Florentine cathedral Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore with a dome built by Filippo Brunelleschi consecrated by Pope Eugene IV construction began in The first settlers arrive in Maryland 1807 British Parliament abolishes slave trade throughout the British Empire; penalty of 120 per slave introduced for ship captains 1895 Italian troops invade Abyssinia (now Ethiopia) 1948 The first successful tornado forecast predicts that a tornado will strike Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma 1954 RCA manufacturers the first color TV set a 12 1/2 screen that cost $1, The European Economic Community is established with West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg as its first members 1960 First guided missile launched from nuclear-powered sub (Halibut) 1965 Civil rights activists led by Martin Luther King, Jr. successfully complete their four-day, 50-mile march from Selma to the capitol in Montgomery, Ala The first fully-functional space shuttle orbiter, Columbia, is delivered to the John F. Kennedy Space Center to be prepared for launch 2005 Jennifer Aniston (36) and Brad Pitt (41) file for divorce after four and a half years 2006 Capitol Hill massacre: A gunman kills six people before taking his own life at a party in Seattle s Capitol Hill neighborhood FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS 1911 Jack Ruby, American assassin who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, born in Chicago, Ill Howard Cosell, Monday Night Football sportscaster, born in Winston-Salem, N.C Tom Monaghan, founder of Dominos Pizza, born in Ann Arbor, Mich Aretha Franklin, the mother of soul, born in Memphis, Tenn Elton John, singer known for his catchy songs and somewhat ridiculous outfits, born in Pinner, Middlesex, England (buh buh buh benny and the jets) 1965 Sarah Jessica Parker, actress famous for her role in Sex and the City, born in Nelsonville, Ohio

33 TV/RADIO ROSTER 1 2 GRANT DeVORE INF Sr.-1L R/R 8 3 PHIL INGRAM INF Sr.-1L L/R 9 RYAN ERICKSON OF Jr.-2L R/R 18 JASON BLANCHARD LHP Jr.-TR R/L 26 JACK DALLAS RHP Fr.-HS L/R 40 DOUGLAS PALMER RHP Jr.-TR R/R 52 WILL DAVIS Head Coach 2nd season 4 MIKE LEAL OF Sr.-1L L/L 11 CHASE WHETSEL OF Jr.-TR L/L 12 KIRKLAND BANKS REDSHIRTED TYRESE CLAYBORNE INF Fr.-HS R/R KRISTJAN STORRIE RHP Jr.-TR R/R CHAD FLEISCHMAN INF/RHP Sr.-1L R/R ERIK KEY RHP Jr.-TR R/R 27 CHET JONES RHP Fr.-HS R/R 41 JACE CAMPBELL RHP Sr.-1L R/R 10 SCOTT HATTEN Assistant Coach 18th season NOAH SILLS LHP Jr.-TR L/L 42 AVERY GEORGE OF Fr.-HS R/R TAYLOR RICH LHP Jr.-TR S/L ROBIN ADAMES INF Jr.-2L R/R 43 LOGAN LEJEUNE OF Fr.-HS R/R SEAN SNEDEKER Assistant Coach 1st season JON PHILLIPS Vol. Assistant 2nd Season 5 PAYTON ROBERTSON INF So.-1L R/R 14 RYAN JOHNSON LHP Sr..-1L L/L 22 COLE GIROUARD OF Fr.-HS L/L 35 GARRETT WALKER LHP Jr.-TR L/L CHAD McKINNEY C Sr.-1L R/R 16 RHETT McCALL C Fr.-HS R/R 23 MARCUS OLIVAREZ RHP Fr.-HS R/R 36 BRENDAN BUNKLEBERGER RHP Fr.-HS R/R 45 COLE COKER INF So.-1L L/R 17 CHASE KEMP INF Fr.-HS L/L 24 GRASON WRIGHT LHP/OF So.-TR S/L 37 ABEREE HIEBERT LHP Jr.-TR L/R 49 MITCH ANDREWS C Jr.-1L R/R COLE SECREST OF Fr.-HS R/R TANNER DRISKILL RHP Sr.-1L R/R CONNOR THOMAS Graduate Manager JAKE NASH Graduate Manager CHRIS MESSINA Student Manager