#1 Seed - NC State Wolfpack 2018 Record: 40-16, ACC

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1 WOLFPACK BASEBALL 30 NCAA Regionals 4 NCAA Super Regional Appearances 2 CWS Appearances 34 All-Americans 139 MLB Draft Picks 2018 WOLFPACK SCHEDULE (40-16, ACC) Date Opponent Location Time FEBRUARY 16 Seton Hall Raleigh, N.C. W, 8-4 Seton Hall Raleigh, N.C. W, Seton Hall Raleigh, N.C. L, N.C. A&T Raleigh, N.C. W, Charlotte Raleigh, N.C. W, Furman Raleigh, N.C. W, Furman Raleigh, N.C. W, Furman Raleigh, N.C. W, Air Force Raleigh, N.C. W, 15-5 MARCH 2 Bowling Green Raleigh, N.C. W, Campbell Raleigh, N.C. W, Canisius Raleigh, N.C. L, UNCW Raleigh, N.C. Cancelled 7 Campbell Buies Creek, N.C. W, Boston College* Raleigh, N.C. W, Boston College* Raleigh, N.C. W, 13-7 Boston College* Raleigh, N.C. L, UNC Asheville Raleigh, N.C. W, UNC Asheville Raleigh, N.C. W, #2 Clemson* Clemson, S.C. W, #2 Clemson* Clemson, S.C. W, #2 Clemson* Clemson, S.C. W, Georgia Tech* Raleigh, N.C. L, 4-13 Georgia Tech* Raleigh, N.C. W, Georgia Tech* Raleigh, N.C. W, George Mason Raleigh, N.C. W, Virginia Tech* Blacksburg, Va. L, Virginia Tech* Blacksburg, Va. W, Virginia Tech* Blacksburg, Va. W, 1-0 APRIL 6 #11 Louisville* Louisville, Ky. L, #11 Louisville* Louisville, Ky. W, #11 Louisville* Louisville, Ky. W, UNCW Wilmington, N.C. W, Notre Dame* Raleigh, N.C. L, Notre Dame* Raleigh, N.C. W, 12-2 Notre Dame* Raleigh, N.C. W, vs. #8 UNC-Chapel Hill Durham Bulls Athletic Park W, #3 Duke* Durham, N.C. W, #3 Duke* Durham, N.C. W, #3 Duke* Durham, N.C. L, #7 East Carolina Raleigh, N.C. Cancelled 27 #6 UNC-Chapel Hill* Raleigh, N.C. L, #6 UNC-Chapel Hill* Raleigh, N.C. L, #6 UNC-Chapel Hill* Raleigh, N.C. L, 4-5 MAY 2 Campbell Raleigh, N.C. L, William & Mary Raleigh, N.C. W, William & Mary Raleigh, N.C. W, William & Mary Raleigh, N.C. W, James Madison Raleigh, N.C. W, James Madison Raleigh, N.C. W, Wake Forest* Raleigh, N.C. W, Wake Forest* Raleigh, N.C. W, Wake Forest* Raleigh, N.C. W, #11 Florida State* Tallahassee, Fla. L, 3-4 (11) 18 #11 Florida State* Tallahassee, Fla. L, 6-3 (10) 19 #11 Florida State* Tallahassee, Fla. W, Virginia$ Durham Bulls Athletic Park L, #8 Florida State$ Durham Bulls Athletic Park L, 2-5 JUNE 1-4 NCAA Regionals Campus Sites TBD 8-11 NCAA Super Regionals Campus Sites TBD College World Series Omaha, Neb. TBD Raleigh, N.C. Doak Field at Dail Park June 1-4 #1 Seed - NC State Wolfpack 2018 Record: 40-16, ACC Head Coach: Elliott Avent Career Record: 1, (30th Season) Record at NCSU: (22nd Season) #2 Seed - Auburn Tigers 2018 Record: 39-21, SEC Head Coach: Butch Thompson Career Record: (3rd Season) Record at AU: Same Series: Tied, 1-1 Last Meeting: AU won, 9-7 (1999) #3 Seed - Northeastern Huskies 2018 Record: 36-19, 17-6 CAA Head Coach: Mike Glavine Career Record: (4th Season) Record at NU: Same Series: NCSU leads, 4-0 Last Meeting: NCSU won, 10-1 (2004) Team Comparison Batting Average Opponent Batting Avg Hits Per Game Runs Per Game Stolen Bases Fielding Percentage Earned Run Average (p) Opponents ERA (p) Hosting an NCAA Regional for the sixth time overall and second in the last three years. Each hosting opportunity has come under current head coach Elliott Avent. Making 30th NCAA appearance in program history, including fourth consecutive and eighth in the last nine years. First 40-win season since 2013, when NC State advanced to the College World Series. 19 ACC wins ties the program record. Lost just two ACC series all season, tied with Clemson for the fewest in the conference. QUICK HITS Won 10 consecutive conference series from 2017 to 2018 before first series loss against UNC-Chapel Hill. Seven All-ACC selections is tied for the most in program history. The four players on the first team is tied for the most in the conference along with Georgia Tech and seven total selections tied with Louisville for the highest. Senior Brian Brown is the Wolfpack s first semifinalist for the Golden Spikes Award since Carlos Rodon in #4 Seed - Army Black Knights 2018 Record: 35-22, 18-7 PL Head Coach: Jim Foster Career Record: (11th Season) Record at Army: (2nd Season) Series: First Meeting *Indicates ACC game, $ACC Championship

2 NO. 9 NC STATE BASEBALL SET TO OPEN NCAA REGIONAL PLAY The ninth-ranked NC State baseball team will open play in the NCAA Championships this weekend on its home field, Doak Field at Dail Park, as the Wolfpack is hosting for the sixth time in program history. NC State is the top seed in the Raleigh Regional and will face fourth seed Army on Friday evening at 7 p.m. Second-seeded Auburn and third seed Northeastern will battle in the first game of the regional Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. The winners will meet at 7 p.m. on Saturday and the losers will square off at 2 p.m. NC State will be making its 30th postseason appearance and fourth consecutive. The Wolfpack has earned an NCAA bid in 14 of the last 16 seasons and eight of the last nine. The Pack heads into the weekend with a overall record, while Auburn is 39-21, Northeastern is and Army is Friday s game will be the first meeting between NC State and Army. The Wolfpack and the Auburn have met twice, and the series is tied at one apiece. NCSU has won all four meetings against Northeastern. Regional Tournament Books are on sale now, while Single session tickets, if available, will go on sale Friday, June 1st at 8:00 am. Game Coverage Each game of the Raleigh Regional will be broadcast live on ESPN3/Watch ESPN with Jim Barbar (PXP) and Troy Eklund (Analyst) calling the action. Radio coverage for NC State s games will also be available on WKNC 88.1 and on GoPack.com for premium subscribers. NC STATE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT NC State is all-time in NCAA Tournament games, highlighted by a mark under current head coach Elliott Avent. The Wolfpack owns a 13-3 mark in NCAA Regional games at Doak Field at Dail Park and the squad has advanced to the Super Regionals on four of the five occasions hosting the event. NCSU also hosted in 2003, but not in Raleigh as the stadium was under renovation so the Pack hosted in Wilson and posted a 3-0 record in the regional. WOLFPACK STORYLINES - Hosting an NCAA Regional for the sixth time overall and second in the last three years. - Making 30th NCAA appearance in program history. - First 40-win season since 2013, when NC State advanced to the College World Series ACC wins ties the program record. - Lost just two ACC series all season, tied with Clemson for the fewest in the conference. - Won 10 consecutive conference series from 2017 to 2018 before first series loss against UNC-Chapel Hill. - Seven All-ACC selections is tied for the most in program history. - The four players on the first team is tied for the most in the conference along with Georgia Tech and seven total selections tied with Louisville for the highest. BROWN IN A LEAGUE OF HIS OWN NC State senior pitcher Brian Brown has made 60 career starts on the mound, which is tied for the program record and leads all active NCAA Division I pitchers. In his next start, the Glenmoore, Pa., native will set the program record. NC State Baseball Quick Facts UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Raleigh, N.C. Founded 1887 Enrollment 33,755 Chancellor W. Randolph Randy Woodson Colors Red and White Nickname Wolfpack Conference Atlantic Coast Conference Director of Athletics Deborah A. Yow TEAM INFORMATION 2017 record ACC record Postseason Regional Finals Starters Returning/Lost 6/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost 12/5 Newcomers 15 POSTSEASON HISTORY NCAA Tournament Appearances 29 NCAA Super Regional Appearances 4 College World Series Appearances 2 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Elliott Avent Alma Mater VCU 83 Rec./Yrs. at NC State , 22nd season Career Record 1, , 30th season Associate Head Coach Chris Hart Alma Mater Florida State 03 14th season Assistant Coach (Pitching) Scott Foxhall Alma Mater College of Charleston 94 4th season Assistant Coach Austin Morgan Alma Mater College of Charleston 10 1st season ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Baseball Contact Justin Wilson jewilso2@ncsu.edu Office Phone Cell Phone Website Address 4011 Westchase Blvd., Suite 150 Raleigh, N.C ACC OFFICE Baseball Contact George Lane glane@theacc.org Office Phone Cell Phone #Pack9 GoPack.com

3 INSIDE THE REGIONAL - The Army Black Knights led the Patriot League is nearly every category and boast the conference s Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year - Senior catcher Jon Rosoff garnered player of the year honors after compiling a.350 batting average with 69 hits to lead the Black Knights in both categories. - Anthony Giachin secured the conference s rookie of the year honor thanks to a.297 clip at the plate with 60 hits. - Army second-year head coach Jim Foster served as the pitching coach at Boston College prior to taking over the Black Knights. MCLAIN LEADING THE WAY For the sixth consecutive week, NC State s Josh McLain continues to lead the ACC in hits. The Hiddenite, N.C., native has tallied 86 on the year, which is seven more than any other player in the conference. His 81 hits rank 23rd in the NCAA. KINNEMAN DRIVING EM IN Junior Brett Kinneman has tallied 60 runs batted in (RBI) this season, which is the most for an NC State player since Ryan Matthews in He has 15 multi-rbi games, highlighted by three games with five or more RBIs. Kinneman is tied for second in the ACC in that category and ranks among the top 40 nationally. BAILEY, BROWN HEADLINE SEVEN ALL-ACC SELECTIONS NC State baseball s Brian Brown has been named Pitcher of the Year and Patrick Bailey was tabbed Freshman of the Year to headline seven All-ACC Selections for the Wolfpack, announced Monday, May 21, by the conference office. Brown, Brett Kinneman, Josh McLain and Will Wilson all claimed a spot on the first team, while Bailey and Brock Deatherage secured the honor on the second team. Joe O Donnell was named to the third team and Bailey, along with Reid Johnston were selected to the All-Freshman Team. NC State s seven players named to the All-ACC first, second and third teams are tied for the league-high along with Louisville. The Wolfpack also tied a conferencehigh with four players named to the 16-member All-ACC First Team. The Pack s seven All-ACC selections are tied for the program record, matching the total of the 1992 squad. Brown is the first NC State pitcher to claim ACC Pitcher of the Year since Carlos Rodon claimed the honor in 2012 and Bailey is the first Wolfpack player to garner ACC Freshman of the Year since Rodon in Now in his 22nd year as head coach at NCSU, Elliott Avent has had at least one player tabbed to the all-conference team in each of his seasons leading the program. O DONNELL SEMIFINALIST FOR NATIONAL PITCHER OF THE YEAR AWARD NC State baseball s Joe O Donnell has been named one of 20 semifinalists for the 2018 Pitcher of the Year Award, as announced by the College Baseball Foundation on May 18. O Donnell is the only pitcher on the list from the ACC and one of just five relief pitchers. SEASON HIGH IN STRIKEOUTS FOR THE PACK PITCHING STAFF NC State pitchers struck out a season-high 17 batters against Wake Forest to clinch the series on May 12, while only issuing four walks in the contest. That mark is the fourth most in an ACC game this season ACC Regular Season Final Standings Atlantic Clemson NC State Louisville Florida State Wake Forest Notre Dame Boston College Coastal North Carolina Duke Miami Georgia Tech Virginia Pittsburgh Virginia Tech ACC Preseason Coaches Poll Overall Champion Florida State (10) North Carolina (3) Wake Forest (1) Atlantic Division 1. Florida State (13) Louisville Clemson NC State Wake Forest (1) Boston College Notre Dame - 19 Coastal Division 1. North Carolina (12) Virginia (2) Duke Miami Georgia Tech Virginia Tech Pitt - 18 GoPack.com #Pack9 3

4 WILSON MAKES HISTORY WITH THIRD ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK SELECTION After turning in an outstanding week, Will Wilson was named ACC Player of the Week for the third time this season on Monday, May 14. He becomes the first player in program history to claim ACC Player of the Week three times in a single season since the inception of the accolade in The last NC State player to claim more than three ACC weekly honors was Mike Rogers in 2004, when he claimed Pitcher of the Week five times that season. The Kings Mountain, N.C., native was also tabbed National Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball and College Sports Madness along with National Hitter of the Week by the NCBWA. MULTIPLES OF FOUR NC State s most successful innings this season have been the fourth and the eighth innings. The Wolfpack owns a team batting average of.321 during the fourth with 67 runs scored and has logged a.309 clip with 61 runs in the eighth inning of games. MAGIC NUMBERS The Wolfpack is 29-3 on the year when scoring at least six runs in a game and is 33-6 when holding its opponents to five runs or fewer. WOLFPACK IN THE NATIONAL, ACC RANKINGS Team Batting Average.288 (3rd in ACC, 46th in NCAA) Hits 547 (3rd in ACC, 59th in NCAA) Home Runs 81 (2nd in ACC, 5th in NCAA) Home Runs Per Game 1.45 (2nd in ACC, 4th in NCAA) On-base Percentage (4th in ACC, 37th in NCAA) Slugging Percentage (1st in ACC, 14th in NCAA) Runs 391 (3rd in ACC, 27th in NCAA) Scoring 7.0 (1st in ACC, 25th in NCAA) Walks Plus Hits Per Inning Pitched (WHIP) 1.28 (2nd in ACC, 31st in NCAA) Earned Run Average 3.63 (4th in ACC, 39th in NCAA) Individual Brian Brown Games Started 15 (T1st in ACC, T16th in NCAA) ERA 2.37 (8th in ACC) Brett Kinneman Home Runs - 17 (2nd in ACC, 21st in NCAA) RBI 60 (T2nd in ACC, T38th in NCAA) Josh McLain Hits 86 (1st in ACC, 23rd in NCAA) Hits Per Game 1.54 (1st in ACC, 26th in NCAA) Joe O Donnell Saves 11 (T1st in ACC, T31st in NCAA) PROLIFIC OFFENSE The Wolfpack scored 10 runs in the series finale against Wake Forest to surpass 10 runs for the 12th time this season. BIG INNINGS This year NC State has scored runs in bunches, as the Pack has tallied 26 big innings with four or more runs in the frame. STELLAR PACK BULLPEN NC State s bullpen has been stellar this season, as the group has compiled a 2.89 ERA. In contrast, opposing teams bullpens have recorded an 8.15 ERA against the Wolfpack s batting lineup. The Pack s bullpen is responsible for 24 of the squads 40 wins and has nailed down 20 saves, second most in the ACC. PACK POWER NC State s 81 home runs this season ranks fourth in the NCAA and is 17 more than the Pack hit in all of last season (64). The Wolfpack s total is the most for the program since 2010 when the team hit 98 homers. Ten different players have hit at least one home run for NCSU this season and five players have recorded multi-home run games. NC State has five players with 10 or more homers, the only team in the ACC to accomplish the feat. KINNEMAN GARNERS COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS Not only does fourth-ranked NC State baseball s Brett Kinnemanexcel on the field, but also in the classroom as he has been named to the Google Cloud Academic All-District Team, selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), announced MAY 10 by the organization. The award recognizes student-athletes not only for their performance in the classroom, but also on the field. To qualify for the award, a student-athlete must have a grade point average (GPA) of 3.3 or better and see significant action on the field. The York, Pa., native was one of four student-athletes from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) selected to the team, as Duke s Ethan DeCaster, Clemson s Logan Davidson and Notre Dame s Alex Kerschner also earned the honor. O DONNELL BREAKS CAREER APPEARANCE RECORD Redshirt senior Joe O Donnell set the NC State baseball record for career appearances with his 88th against Campbell on Wednesday, May 2nd. He now owns the second-most among active ACC pitchers. He surpasses Joey Devine s mark of 87, which stood as the record for the previous 13 years. 12 CONSECUTIVE NON-CONFERENCE WEEKEND SERIES WINS NC State has won its last 12 non-conference weekend series dating back to the 2011 season with the weekend sweep against William & Mary. 4 #Pack9 GoPack.com

5 WHAT A MONTH FOR MCLAIN NC State senior Josh McLain turned in a stellar month of April, as he led the team with a.391 batting average complemented by 25 hits in 14 games. Hailing from Hiddenite, N.C., McLain hit two home runs in April and recorded a.516 slugging percentage along with a.435 onbase percentage. His strong month allowed him to take over the ACC lead in hits with 69 on the year to rank 11th in the nation. WILSON GARNERS SECOND ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR Following a strong offensive week at the plate, NC State baseball s Will Wilson has been named ACC Player of the Week, as announced on Monday, April 16 by the conference office. The sophomore collects the honor for the second time this season, as he earned the award on March 19 following the Wolfpack s sweep at Clemson. NC State has secured the ACC Player of the Week four times to lead all teams in the league, as Brett Kinneman has claimed the award twice. AROUND THE STATE Starting with NC State s non-conference matchup against UNC- Chapel Hill, NC State s schedule featured eight consecutive games versus teams from the state of North Carolina. The Wolfpack is 13-5 against teams from the state of North Carolina this season. HISTORIC SERIES-WIN STREAK ENDS AT 13 The Wolfpack saw its historic series win streak come to a close against UNC-Chapel Hill last weekend, as the squad s streak was snapped at 13, including 10 consecutive ACC series wins. NC State had won each of its weekend matchups dating back to the Virginia Tech series from last season before having it end against the Tar Heels. JOHNSTON SHINES IN FIRST ACC START Freshman Reid Johnston started on the mound for the Wolfpack last Friday to make the first ACC start of his collegiate career and threw a gem to earn his sixth win of the season. Wilson helped lead NC State to a 3-1 record last week, compiling a.316 batting average with eight RBI, six runs and three home runs. The sophomore shortstop recorded his second career multi-homer game in the series finale against Notre Dame to clinch the series, as the Wolfpack extended its ACC series-win streak to nine dating back to BROWN, KINNEMAN NAMED TO GOLDEN SPIKES MIDSEASON WATCH LIST After helping lead the second-ranked NC State baseball team to its highest-ever ranking, NC State baseball s Brian Brown and Brett Kinneman have been named to the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List, announced on Tuesday, April 10, by the organization. The Wolfpack is one of just six teams in the nation to have more than one player earn a spot on the list and the only program from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Brown and Kinneman are the fourth and fifth players in program history to be named to the distinguished list, joining Carlos Rodon, Trea Turner and Brett Austin. The Enfield, N.C., native went a career-long 6.2 innings and limited the third-ranked Duke Blue Devils to just four hits and struck out three batters. He will start on Friday for the second consecutive week for NC State. WILSON NAMED TO BROOKS WALLACE AWARD WATCH LIST NC State baseball s Will Wilson has been named to the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List, which is given annually to the nation s top shortstop, as announced by the College Baseball Foundation. A total of 53 of the most talented shortstops in the nation were named to the 2018 watch list. Wilson is the first NC State player on the watch list since 2014 when former Wolfpack standout Trea Turner garnered a spot on the list and eventually won the award that season. The Kings Mountain, N.C., native owns a.307 batting average to go along with 10 home runs, tied for the second most on the team and fifth most in the conference. Wilson has collected 34 runs batted in (RBI) to rank among the ACC s top 10. SHUTTING IT DOWN NC State is 32-1 this season when leading after the seventh inning and the record increases to 39-0 when leading after the eighth inning. The Wolfpack s 20 saves is second in the ACC. GoPack.com #Pack9 WOLFPACK MATCHES HIGHEST-EVER RANKING AT NO. 2 IN THE POLLS After earning a pair of wins at 11th-ranked Louisville last weekend to remain unbeaten in ACC series, NC State baseball leaps to No. 2 in this week s polls, which matches the highest-ever ranking for the program. The Wolfpack checks in as the nation s second-ranked team in the Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball and Perfect Game Polls. NC State was also ranked No. 2 during the 2003 and 1993 seasons, but the Pack has never been tabbed the nation s top team. MIDSEASON ALL-AMERICANS After turning in a pair of stellar starts to the 2018 season, NC State s Brian Brown and Brett Kinneman have been named Midseason All-American s by D1 Baseball and Perfect Game. The Wolfpack is one of just six teams in the nation to have two players make the Perfect Game list and the only program from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). In the D1 Baseball listing, only NC State and Florida have two players on the list. BROWN AMONG NATION S BEST IN ERA Prior to his start at Louisville, Brian Brown led all NCAA Division I pitchers with a 0.41 earned run average (ERA). He nows owns 5

6 a 2.37 ERA to rank fourth in the ACC. The Glenmoore, Pa., native is 6-2 on the year and NC State has won 12 of the 15 games in which he has started. SNAPPED AT 40 FOR WILSON Sophomore Will Wilson reached base safely in 40 consecutive games dating back to the first game of the Delaware series last season before having it end in the first game of the series at Virginia Tech. THE MORE, THE MERRIER NC State is 30-2 on the year when recording more hits than its opponent. leap 66 spots in the NCAA RPI from No. 75 to No. 9. The Tigers were the top-ranked team in the RPI prior to the series. KINNEMAN NAMED NCBWA FEBRUARY PLAYER OF THE MONTH After turning in one of the nation s best starts to the 2018 season, NC State baseball s Brett Kinneman was named the National Player of the Month for February by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA). Kinneman turned in a.487 batting average during the month of February, highlighted by 19 hits which led the NCAA in that category following the opening month of play. He belted seven home runs to finish the month as the NCAA leader. WILSON GARNERS ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK After helping NC State baseball to a perfect 5-0 week, including the program s first-ever sweep at Clemson, Will Wilson was named ACC Player of the Week on March 19. The sophomore shortstop turned in a stellar week at the plate, as he compiled a.545 batting average with 12 hits, seven runs, five runs batted in (RBI), three doubles and two home runs. He finished the weekend series against the Tigers with a.500 batting average, the highest for an individual on either team and tallied a series-high six hits. The York, Pa., native hit for the home run cycle in the second week of the season as he hit a grand slam against N.C. A&T, a two-run and three-run homer in the first game of the series against Furman and a solo homer on Saturday and Sunday against Furman. KINNEMAN REPEATS AS ACC, NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK For the second consecutive week, NC State baseball s Brett Kinneman has been named ACC Player of the Week, in addition to collecting National Player of the Week honors from Collegiate Baseball Newspaper (CBN). BIENLIEN DAZZLES IN FIRST WEEKEND START In his first weekend start of the season at Clemson on March 16, sophomore Michael Bienlien delivered a strong performance with five shutout innings to earn the win. He limited the Tigers potent offense, which entered the weekend second in the ACC with 26 home runs, to just five hits and all five were singles. Bienlien retired the side in order in the third and fourth inning. His performance set the tone for the remainder of the game, as four Wolfpack pitchers combined to deal Clemson its first shutout loss of the season and first during the regular season since March 17, WILSON TIMES TWO In the series finale at Clemson, Wilson tallied his first career multi-home run game. He hit a solo blast in the first inning to give NC State a 1-0 lead and smashed a go-ahead homer in the eighth to put the Wolfpack ahead 5-4, which proved to be the difference. He is the third NC State player to record a multi-homer game, joining Evan Edwards and Brett Kinneman who have each accomplished the feat three times and twice, respectively. FIRST-EVER SWEEP AT CLEMSON NC State earned its first-ever sweep at Clemson this season, as the Wolfpack recorded a 4-0 win in game one, 6-1 win in game two and rallied for a 5-4 win in the series finale. It was also NCSU s first sweep against the Tigers since 1997 when the Wolfpack accomplished the feat at home. LEAP IN NCAA RPI The Wolfpack s weekend sweep at Clemson helped the squad The junior outfielder has been on fire at the plate, as he was 9-for-19 during the week to compile a.474 batting average. His nine hits led NC State to a team batting average of.365 over the four-game stretch. Kinneman hit three home runs during the week to remain the NCAA leader in that statistic with eight for the season. OFFENSIVE OUTBURST The Wolfpack s bats erupted for 23 hits, 21 runs and five home runs in the victory against Campbell on March 3. AVENT MILESTONE WINS AT NC STATE 1 - Charleston Southern, 6-0 (1997) Cleveland State, 9-1 (1999) Davidson, 8-2 (2002) Delaware State, 3-1 (2005) Boston College, 6-2 (2007) Virginia, 6-5 (2010) Charlotte, 5-0 (2013) Florida State, 11-7 (2015) Bowling Green, 11-1 (2018) EDWARDS WITH CONSECUTIVE MULTI-HOMER GAMES Junior Evan Edwards turned in consecutive games with more than one home run and is the only player in the ACC to do so this season. He hit two homers against Bowling Green on March 2 and followed that contest with a pair of homers versus Campbell on March 3. He, Brett Kinneman and Will Wilson are the only players on the Wolfpack s roster with multi-home run games this season. 6 #Pack9 GoPack.com

7 KINNEMAN TURNS IN UNBELIEVABLE WEEK After turning in one of the best weeks in the history of the NC State baseball program, Brett Kinneman has garnered the attention of several national media outlets as well as the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). He was named the National Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball, College Sports Madness, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) and Perfect Game. Additionally, Kinneman was tabbed the ACC Player of the Week on Monday, Feb. 26. The junior outfielder hit five home runs during the week to take over the ACC lead and tie for second nationally. Kinneman hit for the home run cycle, as he hit a grand slam against N.C. A&T on Tuesday, a two-run and three-run homer on Friday and a solo homer on Saturday and Sunday against Furman. It was the Wolfpack s 29th NCAA appearance and 16th under head coach Elliott Avent. WILSON TABBED PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN BY COLLE- GIATE BASEBALL After collecting Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America honors last season, NC State baseball s Will Wilson has been tabbed a 2018 Preseason All-American by the organization. Wilson was one of just two Wolfpack players to start all 61 games in 2017 and one of just three freshmen in the ACC to start all of their team s games. He started 57 games at second base, two at shortstop and a pair at designated hitter. Wilson finished the year with a.300 batting average to go along with 72 hits, tying with classmate Brad Debo for the second most on the team. For the week, Kinneman was 13-of-21 to compile a.619 batting average at the plate complemented by 15 RBIs and five home runs. FOUR IN A ROW FOR KINNEMAN In conjunction with Brett Kinneman s HUGE week at the plate, he homered in four consecutive games. The NC State baseball record for consecutive games with a home run is six, set by Chance Shepard during the 2014 season. Kinneman hit a pair of homers in game one of the series against Furman and one in games two and three of the series. He left the yard twice against Air Force. FOUR SAVES IN FIRST FOUR WINS In each of NC State s first four wins, the Wolfpack s bullpen shut it down late to earn a save. Preseason National Collegiate Baseball Writer s Association (NCBWA) Stopper of the Year Watch List Selection Joe O Donnell collected three saves during the stretch, while freshman Reid Johnston nailed down a save in his first collegiate appearance. KINNEMAN GOES GRAND Junior Brett Kinneman hit his first home run of 2018 against North Carolina A&T and chose the perfect time for it, as he homered with the bases loaded for the Wolfpack s first grand slam of the season. It was the first grand slam for NC State since Will Wilson hit an inside-the-park grand slam against Clemson on May 19, Kinneman also hit a two-rbi triple in the game to record six RBIs in the contest, tied for the second most by a player in the ACC for a single game. RECAPPING 2017 NC State is coming off a strong 2017 campaign in which the squad advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh time in the past eight seasons. The Wolfpack finished the season with a overall record, falling in the Lexington (Ky.) NCAA Regional Final to host Kentucky. GoPack.com #Pack9 He tied for the ACC lead with 21 doubles, the second-highest total for any freshman in the nation. Wilson hit eight home runs to rank second among ACC rookies in that category. In addition, he tallied 48 RBIs to pace all ACC freshmen and finish second on the team. O DONNELL NAMED TO STOPPER OF THE YEAR PRESEASON WATCH LIST Following a stellar 2017 campaign, NC State baseball s Joe O Donnell has been named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List. The award is given annually to the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball. O Donnell made 25 appearances on the mound last season, all in relief, to compile a perfect 4-0 record. His team-high seven saves tied for the sixth most by any pitcher in the ACC last season. The Wilmington, N.C., native struck out 59 batters in just 48.1 innings pitched to average more than a strikeout per inning. O Donnell only allowed eight extra-base hits and held opposing batters to a.211 batting average. SEASON OUTLOOK Six position starters are back for the season from NC State s 2017 starting lineup, including All-ACC Selections Brad Debo and Will Wilson. In total, 69 percent of the Wolfpack s offense (hits) returns to the lineup for On the mound, weekend starters Brian Brown, Johnny Piedmonte and Michael Bienlien are back for the season along with veteran relievers Joe O Donnell and Austin Staley. The Wolfpack will have to replace 2017 MLB Draft Selections Tommy DeJuneas, Cody Beckman and Tim Naughton along with Sean Adler, who led the team in innings pitched. 7

8 #Pack9 Among ACC Active Leaders (As of 5/21) BATTERS BATTING AVERAGE [Min. 250 AB, 350 PA] Jake McCarthy ( ); Virginia Jake Mueller ( ); Wake Forest Seth Beer ( ); Clemson Joey Bart ( ); Georgia Tech Josh Stowers ( ); Louisville ON-BASE PCT [Min. 250 AB, 350 PA] Seth Beer; Clemson Josh Stowers; Louisville Rhett Aplin; Florida State Jake McCarthy; Virginia Jake Palomaki; Boston College SLUGGING PCT [Min. 250 AB, 350 PA] Seth Beer; Clemson Brett Kinneman; NC State Joey Bart; Georgia Tech Will Wilson; NC State Kyle McCann; Georgia Tech GAMES PLAYED Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Brock Deatherage; NC State Zack Gahagan; North Carolina Max Miller; Duke Jack Labosky; Duke GAMES STARTED Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Brock Deatherage; NC State Max Miller; Duke Zack Gahagan; North Carolina Jack Labosky; Duke AT BATS Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Brock Deatherage; NC State Josh McLain; NC State Sam Fragale; Virginia Tech Jake Palomaki; Boston College RUNS SCORED Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Seth Beer; Clemson Brock Deatherage; NC State Jake Palomaki; Boston College Josh McLain; NC State HITS Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Josh McLain; NC State Brock Deatherage; NC State Tom Stoffel; Virginia Tech 2014, players tied RUNS BATTED IN Seth Beer; Clemson Sam Fragale; Virginia Tech Chris Williams; Clemson Zack Gahagan; North Carolina Kel Johnson; Georgia Tech DOUBLES Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Jimmy Herron; Duke Josh McLain; NC State Jack Labosky; Duke Tom Stoffel; Virginia Tech 2014, TRIPLES Frank Maldonado; Pitt Brock Deatherage; NC State Brandon Riley; North Carolina Peter Zyla; Duke Andy Weber; Virginia HOME RUNS Seth Beer; Clemson Chris Williams; Clemson Johnny Aiello; Wake Forest Brett Kinneman; NC State Kel Johnson; Georgia Tech TOTAL BASES Seth Beer; Clemson Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Sam Fragale; Virginia Tech Brock Deatherage; NC State players tied WALKS Seth Beer; Clemson Jake Palomaki; Boston College Cal Raleigh; Florida State Jack Labosky; Duke players tied...99 HIT BY PITCH Frank Maldonado; Pitt Seth Beer; Clemson Jack Labosky; Duke Kyle Datres; North Carolina Nick Podkul; Notre Dame SACRIFICE HITS Justin Novak; Virginia Brock Deatherage; NC State Cody Roberts; North Carolina Wade Bailey; Georgia Tech Nate Eikhoff; Virginia STOLEN BASES Jimmy Herron; Duke Jake Palomaki; Boston College Josh Stowers; Louisville Brock Deatherage; NC State Max Miller; Duke STOLEN BASE PCT [Min. 30 steal attempts] Jake McCarthy (35-37); Virginia Chris Galland (28-31); Boston College Max Miller (37-44); Duke Jimmy Herron (61-73); Duke Romy Gonzalez (34-41); Miami RUNS SCORED PER GAME [Min. 100 games] Logan Davidson (110 r, 119 gp); Clemson Jack Owens (97 r, 107 gp); Virginia Tech Seth Beer (163 r, 181 gp); Clemson Wade Bailey (196 r, 222 gp); Georgia Tech Jimmy Herron (141 r, 168 gp); Duke HITS PER GAME [Min. 100 games] Jack Owens (141 h, 107 gp); Virginia Tech Wade Bailey (289 h, 222 gp); Georgia Tech Joey Bart (180 h, 142 gp); Georgia Tech Jake Mueller (162 h, 128 gp); Wake Forest Will Wilson (138 h, 114 gp); NC State RUNS BATTED IN PER GAME [Min. 100 games] Seth Beer (171 rbi, 181 gp); Clemson Tristin English (103 rbi, 114 gp); Georgia Tech 2016, Chris Williams (145 rbi, 162 gp); Clemson Jackson Lueck (133 rbi, 154 gp); Florida State Will Wilson (98 rbi, 114 gp); NC State HOME RUNS PER GAME [Min. 100 games] Seth Beer (53 hr, 181 gp); Clemson Kyle McCann (24 hr, 100 gp); Georgia Tech Chris Williams (36 hr, 162 gp); Clemson Brett Kinneman (33 hr, 156 gp); NC State Joey Bart (30 hr, 142 gp); Georgia Tech TOTAL BASES PER GAME [Min. 100 games] Seth Beer (400 tb, 181 gp); Clemson Will Wilson (249 tb, 114 gp); NC State Joey Bart (305 tb, 142 gp); Georgia Tech Kel Johnson (327 tb, 164 gp); Georgia Tech Brett Kinneman (309 tb, 156 gp); NC State PITCHERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE [Min. 100 IP] Cooper Hammond; Miami Adam Wolf; Louisville Tyler Holton; Florida State Nick Bennett; Louisville Brett Daniels; North Carolina WINS Brian Brown; NC State Cole Sands; Florida State Michael Mediavilla; Miami Joe O Donnell; NC State players tied...15 SAVES Joe O Donnell; NC State Josh Hiatt; North Carolina Jack Labosky; Duke Frankie Bartow; Miami Yaya Chentouf; Pitt WON-LOST PCT [Min. 25 decisions] Brian Brown (24-10); NC State Joe O Donnell (18-8); NC State Michael Mediavilla (18-12); Miami Cole Sands (19-13); Florida State Mitch Stallings (13-13); Duke OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE [Min. 100 IP] Tyler Holton; Florida State Ryley Gilliam; Clemson Griffin Roberts; Wake Forest Adam Wolf; Louisville Jeb Bargfeldt; Miami APPEARANCES Cooper Hammond; Miami Joe O Donnell; NC State Frankie Bartow; Miami Brett Daniels; North Carolina Michael Mediavilla; Miami GAMES STARTED Brian Brown; NC State Cole Sands; Florida State Jacob Stevens; Boston College Johnny Piedmonte; NC State Daniel Lynch; Virginia COMPLETE GAMES Connor Thomas; Georgia Tech Jeb Bargfeldt; Miami Andrew Cabezas; Miami Andrew Karp; Florida State Tyler Holton; Florida State SHUTOUTS 9 players tied...1 INNINGS PITCHED Brian Brown; NC State Michael Mediavilla; Miami Jacob Stevens; Boston College Mitch Stallings; Duke Cole Sands; Florida State STRIKEOUTS Brian Brown; NC State Mitch Stallings; Duke Tyler Holton; Florida State Michael Mediavilla; Miami Griffin Roberts; Wake Forest STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNINGS [Min. 100 IP] Griffin Roberts; Wake Forest Tyler Holton; Florida State Bennett Sousa; Virginia Evan McKendry; Miami Ryley Gilliam; Clemson WALKS PER 9 INNINGS [Min. 100 IP] Connor Thomas; Georgia Tech Jack Labosky; Duke Cooper Hammond; Miami Andrew Karp; Florida State Nick Bennett; Louisville HITS ALLOWED PER 9 INNINGS [Min. 100 IP] Tyler Holton; Florida State Ryley Gilliam; Clemson Griffin Roberts; Wake Forest Adam Wolf; Louisville Joe O Donnell; NC State #Pack9 GoPack.com

9 D1Baseball.com Week Sixteen NATIONAL RANKINGS (As Of 5/29/18) Baseball America Week Sixteen Perfect Game Week Sixteen Collegiate Baseball Week Sixteen NCBWA Week Sixteen USA Today Week Sixteen 1. Oregon State 2. Florida 3. Ole Miss 4. Arkansas 5. Stanford 6. Florida State 7. Clemson 8. North Carolina 9. Georgia 10. Minnesota 11. Stetson 12. East Carolina 13. Southern Miss 14. Texas 15. Texas Tech 16. NC State 17. Coastal Carolina 18. Duke 19. UCLA 20. Tennessee Tech 21. Houston 22. UCONN 23. Auburn 24. Louisville 25. South Carolina 1. Florida 2. Oregon State 3. Stanford 4. Ole Miss 5. Florida State 6. North Carolina 7. Clemson 8. Arkansas 9. Minnesota 10. Texas Tech 11. Georgia 12. East Carolina 13. Coastal Carolina 14. Texas 15. NC State 16. Duke 17. Southern Miss 18. Stetson 19. Houston 20. UCLA 21. UCONN 22. Auburn 23. Missouri State 24. Louisville 25. Tennessee Tech 1. Florida 2. Oregon State 3. Ole Miss 4. Stanford 5. Arkansas 6. Florida State 7. Clemson 8. Minnesota 9. North Carolina 10. Southern Miss 11. Texas Tech 12. Georgia 13. NC State 14. East Carolina 15. Stetson 16. Texas 17. UCONN 18. Duke 19. Auburn 20. Coastal Carolina 21. Louisville 22. Missouri State 23. Tennessee Tech 24. South Florida 25. UCLA 1. Oregon State 2. Clemson 3. Stanford 4. Florida 5. North Carolina 6. Ole Miss 7. Georgia 8. Southern Miss 9. NC State 10. Arkansas 11. Duke 12. Texas 13. Texas Tech 14. Minnesota 15. Florida State 16. Stetson 17. Coastal Carolina 18. East Carolina 19. South Carolina 20. St. John s 21. Louisville 22. Tennessee Tech 23. UCLA 24. Houston 25. Baylor 26. UCONN 27. Purdue 28. Cal State Fullerton 29. Missouri State 30. Washington 1. Oregon State 2. Ole Miss 3. Stanford 4. Florida 5. Clemson 6. Florida State 7. North Carolina 8. Arkansas 9. Minnesota 10. East Carolina 11. NC State 12. Southern Miss 13. Texas Tech 14. Stetson 15. Coastal Carolina 16. Georgia 17. Duke 18. Texas 19. UCLA 20. Tennessee Tech 21. Auburn 22. Louisville 23. UCONN 24. Houston 25. Texas A&M 26. Missouri State 27. Florida Atlantic 28. South Carolina 29. Baylor 30. Cal State Fullerton 1. Florida 2. Oregon State 3. Stanford 4. Ole Miss 5. Florida State 6. Arkansas 7. Clemson 8. North Carolina 9. Georgia 10. Minnesota 11. Texas Tech 12. East Carolina 13. Stetson 14. NC State 15. Coastal Carolina 16. Texas 17. Southern Miss 18. Duke T19. Auburn T19. UCLA 21. UCONN 22. Louisville 23. Tennessee Tech 24. Houston 25. Texas A&M Wolfpack Weekly Rankings in the Polls D1Baseball.com Baseball Perfect Collegiate NCBWA USA America Game Baseball Today Preseason Week Two Week Three Week Four Week Five Week Six Week Seven Week Eight Week Nine Week Ten Week Eleven Week Twelve Week Thirteen Week Fourteen Week Fifteen Week Sixteen GoPack.com #Pack9 9

10 2018 Game-By-Game Batting Order Date Opponent Record Feb. 16 Seton Hall Pitarra Wilson Kinneman Edwards McLain Debo Shepard Deatherage Cooper 1-0 Feb. 16 Seton Hall Tatum Wilson Kinneman Debo McLain Shepard Deatherage D. Brown Cooper 1-0 Feb. 18 Seton Hall Tatum Wilson Kinneman Edwards McLain Debo Deatherage D. Brown Cooper 0-1 Feb. 20 N.C. A&T McLain Kinneman Wilson Debo Bailey Deatherage D. Brown Shepard Cooper 1-0 Feb. 21 Charlotte McLain Kinneman Wilson Debo Bailey Deatherage D. Brown Shepard Cooper 2-0 Feb. 23 Furman McLain Kinneman Wilson Debo Bailey Shepard Deatherage Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Feb. 24 Furman McLain Kinneman Deatherage Shepard Edwards Debo Cooper Vazquez Jarrett 1-0 Feb. 25 Furman McLain Kinneman Edwards Shepard Deatherage Cooper Conley Vazquez Jarrett 1-0 Feb. 26 Air Force McLain Kinneman Deatherage Edwards Shepard Bailey Cooper Vazquez Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 2 Bowling Green McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Shepard Deatherage Debo Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 3 Campbell McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Deatherage Debo Bailey Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 4 Canisius McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Debo Deatherage Cooper Jarrett 0-1 Mar. 7 at Campbell McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Bailey Deatherage Cooper Vazquez 1-0 Mar. 9 Boston College McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Deatherage Debo Bailey Cooper Jarrett 2-0 Mar. 10 Boston College McLain Kinneman Wilson Debo Bailey Deatherage Cooper Shepard Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 10 Boston College McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Deatherage Tatum Cooper Jarrett 0-1 Mar. 13 UNC Asheville McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Deatherage Tatum Cooper Jarrett 1-1 Mar. 14 UNC Asheville McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Deatherage Shepard Conley Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 16 at Clemson McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Debo Cooper Deatherage Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 17 at Clemson McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Deatherage Bailey Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 18 at Clemson McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Debo Deatherage Cooper Jarrett 1-1 Mar. 23 Georgia Tech McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Deatherage Bailey Cooper Jarrett 1-1 Mar. 23 Georgia Tech McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Shepard Vazquez Deatherage Cooper 1-0 Mar. 25 Georgia Tech McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Deatherage Bailey Vazquez Cooper 1-0 Mar. 27 George Mason McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Deatherage Shepard Debo Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Mar. 29 at Virginia Tech Pitarra Kinneman Wilson Edwards McLain Deatherage Shepard Bailey Cooper 0-1 Mar. 30 at Virginia Tech McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Debo Deatherage Bailey Vazquez Cooper 2-0 Mar. 31 at Virginia Tech McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Oakley Deatherage Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Apr. 6 at Louisville McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Pitarra Deatherage Vazquez Cooper 0-1 Apr. 7 at Louisville Pitarra McLain Wilson Kinneman Bailey Edwards Deatherage Piedmonte* Jarrett 1-0 Apr. 8 at Louisville Pitarra Kinneman Wilson Edwards McLain Deatherage Bailey Tatum Jarrett 1-0 Apr. 11 at UNCW McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Cooper Jarrett 1-0 Apr. 13 Notre Dame McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Pitarra Deatherage Tatum Cooper 0-1 Apr. 14 Notre Dame McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Cooper Pitarra 1-0 Apr. 14 Notre Dame McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Jarrett Cooper 1-0 Apr. 17 vs. UNC-CH McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Pitarra Cooper 1-0 Apr. 20 at Duke McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Tatum Deatherage Jarrett Cooper 1-0 Apr. 21 at Duke McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Jarrett Cooper 2-0 Apr. 22 at Duke McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Pitarra Cooper 1-1 Apr. 27 UNC-CH McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Pitarra Cooper 1-2 Apr. 28 UNC-CH McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Jarrett Cooper 2-1 Apr. 29 UNC-CH McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Jarrett Conley Cooper 0-1 May 2 Campbell McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Jarett Cooper 3-1 May 4 William & Mary McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Pitarra Conley Jarrett 1-0 May 5 William & Mary McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Pitarra Shepard Jarrett 1-0 May 6 William & Mary McLain Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage Tatum Pitarra Jarrett 1-0 May 8 James Madison Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Edwards Tatum Jarrett 1-0 May 9 James Madison Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Conley Edwards Jarrett 1-0 May 11 Wake Forest Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Edwards Tatum Jarrett 2-0 May 12 Wake Forest Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Edwards Tatum Jarrett 3-0 May 13 Wake Forest Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Edwards Tatum Jarrett 4-0 May 17 at Florida State Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Conley Edwards Jarrett 2-1 May 18 at Florida State Pitarra McLain Wilson Bailey Kinneman Deatherage Edwards Tatum Jarrett 4-1 May 19 at Florida State McLain Deatherage Wilson Kinneman Bailey Edwards Pitarra D. Brown Jarrett 1-0 May 24 Virginia Pitarra McLain Wilson Kinneman Bailey Deatherage Edwards Shepard Jarrett 0-1 May 25 vs. Florida State McLain Kinneman Wilson Bailey Deatherage Conley Edwards Jarrett Cooper 0-1 *Piedmonte did not actually bat, Tatum pinch-hit and remained in the lineup 10 #Pack9 GoPack.com

11 2018 Game-By-Game Starts at Position Date Opponent C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Record Feb. 16 Seton Hall Debo Shepard Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-0 Feb. 16 Seton Hall Debo Shepard Cooper D. Brown Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 1-0 Feb. 18 Seton Hall Debo Edwards Cooper D. Brown Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 0-1 Feb. 20 N.C. A&T Bailey Shepard Cooper D. Brown Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 1-0 Feb. 21 Charlotte Bailey Shepard Cooper D. Brown Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 2-0 Feb. 23 Furman Bailey Shepard Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 1-0 Feb. 24 Furman Debo Shepard Jarrett Cooper Vazquez Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-0 Feb. 25 Furman Conley Shepard Jarrett Cooper Vazquez Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-0 Feb. 26 Air Force Bailey Shepard Jarrett Cooper Vazquez Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-0 Mar. 2 Bowling Green Debo Shepard Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-0 Mar. 3 Campbell Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-0 Mar. 4 Canisius Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Edwards 1-1 Mar. 7 at Campbell Bailey Edwards Vazquez Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 1-0 Mar. 9 Boston College Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 1-0 Mar. 10 Boston College Bailey Shepard Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 2-0 Mar. 10 Boston College Debo Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 0-1 Mar. 13 UNC Asheville Debo Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 1-1 Mar. 14 UNC Asheville Conley Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 1-0 Mar. 16 at Clemson Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 2-0 Mar. 17 at Clemson Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 3-0 Mar. 18 at Clemson Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 4-0 Mar. 23 Georgia Tech Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 4-1 Mar. 23 Georgia Tech Bailey Edwards Vazquez Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 1-0 Mar. 25 Georgia Tech Bailey Edwards Vazquez Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Debo 2-0 Mar. 27 George Mason Debo Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 1-0 Mar. 29 Vat irginia Tech Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 0-1 Mar. 30 at Virginia Tech Bailey Edwards Vazquez Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 2-0 Mar. 31 at Virginia Tech Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Oakley 1-0 Apr. 6 at Louisville Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Vasquez 0-1 Apr. 7 at Louisville Bailey Edwards Pitarra Jarrett Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Piedmonte* 1-0 Apr. 8 at Louisville Bailey Edwards Pitarra Jarrett Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 1-0 Apr. 11 at UNCW Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 1-0 Apr. 13 Notre Dame Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 0-1 Apr. 14 Notre Dame Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 1-1 Apr. 14 Notre Dame Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 2-0 Apr. 17 vs. UNC-CH Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 2-1 Apr. 20 at Duke Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 3-0 Apr. 21 at Duke Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 4-0 Apr. 22 at Duke Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 3-1 Apr. 27 UNC-CH Bailey Edwards Pitarra Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 3-2 Apr. 28 UNC-CH Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 4-1 Apr. 29 UNC-CH Conley Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Bailey 0-1 May 2 Campbell Bailey Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 5-1 May 4 William & Mary Conley Edwards Pitarra Jarrett Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Bailey 1-0 May 5 William & Mary Bailey Edwards Pitarra Jarrett Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 1-0 May 6 William & Mary Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 1-0 May 8 James Madison Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 2-0 May 9 James Madison Conley Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Bailey 1-0 May 11 Wake Forest Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 3-0 May 12 Wake Forest Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 4-0 May 13 Wake Forest Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 5-0 May 17 at Florida State Conley Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Bailey 1-1 May 18 at Florida State Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Tatum 5-1 May 19 at Florida State Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage D. Brown 1-0 May 24 Virginia Bailey Edwards Jarrett Pitarra Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Shepard 0-1 May 25 Florida State Conley Edwards Jarrett Cooper Wilson Kinneman McLain Deatherage Bailey 0-1 *Piedmonte did not actually bat, Tatum pinch-hit and remained in the lineup GoPack.com #Pack9 11

12 Home Run Tracker Total Home Runs...81 At Dail Stadium...61 Away from Home...20 With 0 outs...27 With 1 out...28 With 2 outs...26 Solo...36 Two-run...29 Three-run...14 Grand Slam...2 Back-to-back...1 Back-to-back-to-back...1 1st Inning...5 2nd Inning...9 3rd Inning...9 4th Inning th Inning th Inning...9 7th Inning...6 8th Inning th Inning...6 Extra Innings... Pinch-hit...1 Walkoff... Last Home Run 1. Stephen Pitarra - at Kentucky, June 3rd, Josh McLain - Notre Dame, April 13th 3. Will Wilson - vat Florida State, May 1th 4. Patrick Bailey - vs. Virginia, May 24th 5. Brett Kinneman - vat Florida State, May 19th 6. Brock Deatherage - at Florida State, May 18th 7. Evan Edwards - at Florida State, May 19th 8. Terrell Tatum - No collegiate home runs 9. J.T. Jarrett - No collegiate home runs Bench Brad Debo - vs. Boston College (Gm. 2), March 10th Shane Shepard - vs. Georgia Tech, March 23rd David Vazquez - vs. Furman, February 25th Jack Conley - vs. James Madison, May 9th No. Name Date Opponent On Base Outs 1. Deatherage 2-16 Seton Hall (Gm 1) Shepard 2-16 Seton Hall (Gm 1) Deatherage 2-16 Seton Hall (Gm 2) McLain 2-18 Seton Hall Kinneman 2-20 NC A&T Kinneman 2-23 Furman Kinneman 2-23 Furman Kinneman 2-24 Furman Edwards 2-24 Furman Kinneman 2-25 Furman Deatherage 2-25 Furman Vasquez 2-25 Furman Bailey 2-26 Air Force Wilson 2-26 Air Force Kinneman 2-26 Air Force Kinneman 2-26 Air Force Shepard 2-26 Air Force Edwards 3-2 Bowling Green Deatherage 3-2 Bowling Green Edwards 3-2 Bowling Green Bailey 3-2 Bowling Green Edwards 3-3 Campbell Kinneman 3-3 Campbell Bailey 3-3 Campbell Wilson 3-3 Campbell Edwards 3-3 Campbell Wilson 3-4 Canisius Wilson 3-9 Boston College Shepard 3-10 Boston College (Gm 1) Kinneman 3-10 Boston College (Gm 2) Debo 3-10 Boston College (Gm 2) Kinneman 3-13 UNC Asheville Conley 3-13 UNC Asheville Kinneman 3-16 Clemson Edwards 3-17 Clemson Wilson 3-18 Clemson McLain 3-18 Clemson Wilson 3-18 Clemson Shepard 3-23 Georgia Tech Edwards 3-25 Georgia Tech Edwards 3-25 Georgia Tech Kinneman 3-25 Georgia Tech Wilson 3-30 Virginia Tech Deatherage 3-30 Virginia Tech McLain 4-6 Louisville Bailey 4-7 Louisville Kinneman 4-8 Louisville Wilson 4-11 UNCW McLain 4-13 Notre Dame Deatherage 4-13 Notre Dame Edwards 4-14 Notre Dame (Gm 1) Deatherage 4-14 Notre Dame (Gm 2) Wilson 4-14 Notre Dame (Gm 2) Wilson 4-14 Notre Dame (Gm 2) Bailey 4-17 UNC-Chapel Hill Edwards 4-17 UNC-Chapel Hill Bailey 4-27 UNC-Chapel Hill Wilson 4-28 UNC-Chapel Hill Wilson 4-28 UNC-Chapel Hill Edwards 4-28 UNC-Chapel Hill Bailey 4-28 UNC-Chapel Hill Deatherage 4-29 UNC-Chapel Hill Deatherage 4-29 UNC-Chapel Hill Bailey 5-4 William & Mary Bailey 5-4 William & Mary Deatherage 5-5 William & Mary Deatherage 5-5 William & Mary Bailey 5-8 James Madison Kinneman 5-8 James Madison Deatherage 5-9 James Madison Conley 5-9 James Madison Kinneman 5-11 Wake Forest Wilson 5-12 Wake Forest Edwards 5-12 Wake Forest Kinneman 5-17 Florida State Wilson 5-18 Florida State Deatherage 5-18 Florida State Deatherage 5-18 Florida State Edwards 5-19 Florida State Kinneman 5-19 Florida State Bailey 5-24 Virginia 0 1 *Any player not listed does not have a home run in his career Last Grand Slam Josh McLain - vs. Niagara, March 4th, 2016 Brett Kinneman - vs. NC A&T, February 20th Will Wilson - vs. Clemson, May 19th, 2017 Patrick Bailey - vs. Campbell, March 3rd *Any player not listed does not have a grand slam in his career Last Multi-Homer Game Brett Kinneman - vs. Air Force, February 26th Will Wilson - vs. UNC-Chapel Hill, April 28th Evan Edwards - vs. Georgia Tech (Gm. 2), March 25th Brock Deatherage - at Florida State, May 18th *Any player not listed does not have a multi-hr game in his career Kinneman Wilson Edwards Bailey Deatherage When He Homers... McLain Shepard Vazquez Debo Conley *Indicates back-to-back home runs 12 #Pack9 GoPack.com

13 2018 NC State Roster (By Position) Pitchers # Name Pos. B/T HT WT Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 10 David Harrison LHP L/L Fr. Rocky Mount, N.C. (Rocky Mount HS) 19 Dalton Feeney RHP R/R So. Bismarck, N.D. (Century HS) 20 Austin Staley RHP R/R R-Jr. North Wilkesboro, N.C. (Wilkes Central HS) 26 Michael Bienlien RHP R/R So. Chesapeake, Va. (Great Bridge HS) 27 James Vaughan RHP R/R R-Fr. West Palm Beach, Fla. (The King s Academy 28 James Ferguson LHP R/L R-Fr. Fort Worth, Texas (Fort Worth Country Day) 29 Reid Johnston RHP L/R Fr. Enfield, N.C. (Rocky Mount Academy) 30 Mathieu Gauthier RHP R/R So. Candiac, Quebec (Lower Canada College) 33 Johnny Piedmonte RHP R/R Gr. Davidson, N.C. (Hough HS) 34 Evan Justice LHP L/L Fr. Richmond, Va. (Collegiate School) 35 Cameron Cotter RHP R/R Fr. Summerfield, N.C. (Northern Guilford HS) 38 Brian Brown LHP L/L Sr. Glenmoore, Pa. (Coatesville Area HS) 39 Nolan Clenney RHP R/R R-Jr. Novi, Mich. (Brunswick CC) 41 Joe O Donnell RHP R/R R-Sr. WIlmington, N.C. (Hoggard HS) 43 Connor Centala LHP S/L R-Fr. Tampa, Fla. (Sickles HS) 44 Kent Klyman LHP L/L So. Jamestown, Va. (Jamestown HS) 45 Josh Pike RHP R/R Fr. Summerfield, N.C. (Northern Guilford HS) 46 Nick Swiney LHP R/L Fr. Huntersville, N.C. (Hough HS) 47 Cole Hooper LHP L/L Fr. Sylva, N.C. (Smoky Mountain) 51 Josh Jimenez LHP L/L Jr. Orlando, Fla. (Lake Sumter CC) Catchers # Name Pos. B/T HT WT Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 5 Patrick Bailey C S/R Fr. Greensboro, N.C. (Wesleyan Christian Academy) 12 Brad Debo C L/R So. Durham, N.C. (Orange HS) 23 Jack Conley C R/R Jr. Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road HS) 24 Brady Gulakowski C L/R R-Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Chartiers Valley HS) Infielders # Name Pos. B/T HT WT Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 2 David Vazquez INF R/R Fr. Hialeah, Fla. (Stoneman Douglas HS) 3 Devonte Brown INF R/R Fr. Newnan, Ga. (East Coweta HS) 7 Stephen Pitarra INF R/R Sr. Cary, N.C. (Green Hope HS) 8 Will Wilson INF R/R So. Kings Mountain, N.C. (Kings Mountain HS) 16 Shane Shepard INF L/R Sr. Wilmington, N.C. (Eugene Ashley HS) 17 Dillon Cooper INF R/R R-So. Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road HS) 18 Evan Edwards INF L/L Jr. Greensboro, N.C. (USC Lancaster) 29 Reid Johnston INF/P L/R Fr. Enfield, N.C. (Rocky Mount Academy) 32 Steven Oakley INF R/R R-So. Durham, N.C. (C.E. Jordan HS) 42 J.T. Jarrett INF R/R Fr. Greensboro, N.C. (Northern Guilford HS) Outfielders # Name Pos. B/T HT WT Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Terrell Tatum OF L/L Fr. Collierville, Tenn. (Houston HS) 6 Brett Kinneman OF L/L Jr. York, Pa. (Weston York Area HS) 11 Lawson McArthur OF L/R So. Charlotte, N.C. (South Mecklenburg HS) 13 Brock Deatherage OF L/L Sr. Burlington, N.C. (Western Alamance HS) 15 Josh McLain OF R/R Sr. Hiddenite, N.C. (Alexander Central HS) 31 Hunter Baker OF L/R Fr. Huntersville, N.C. (Hough HS) Coaches and Staff Position/Year 9 Elliott Avent Head Coach - 22 nd season 21 Chris Hart Associate Head Coach/RecruitingCoordinator/Third Base Coach - 14 th season 22 Scott Foxhall Assistant/Pitching Coach - 4 th season 28 Austin Morgan Assistant Coach - 1 st season 14 Joey Devine Student Assistant - 2 nd season Scott Ensell Athletic Trainer Gabe Button Strength & Conditioning Coach Numerical Roster 1...Terrell Tatum, OF 2...David Vazquez, INF 3...Devonte Brown, INF 5... Patrick Bailey, C 6...Brett Kinneman, OF 7...Stephen Pitarra, INF 8... Will Wilson, INF 9...Elliott Avent, HEAD COACH 10...David Harrison, LHP 11...Lawson McArthur, OF 12...Brad Debo, C Brock Deatherage, OF Josh McLain, OF 16...Shane Shepard, INF 17...Dillon Cooper, INF Evan Edwards, INF 19...Dalton Feeney, RHP Austin Staley, RHP 21...Chris Hart, ASSOC COACH Scott Foxhall, ASST COACH Jack Conley, C 24...Brady Gulakowski, C 26...Michael Bienlien, RHP James Vaughan, RHP 28...James Ferguson, LHP 29...Reid Johnston, RHP/INF Mathieu Gauthier, RHP Hunter Baker, OF Steven Oakley, INF Johnny Piedmonte, RHP Evan Justice, LHP Cameron Cotter, RHP 38...Brian Brown, LHP Nolan Clenney, RHP Joe O Donnell, RHP 42...J.T. Jarrett, INF Connor Centala, LHP Kent Klyman, LHP Josh Pike, RHP Cole Hooper, LHP Josh Jimenez, LHP Pronunciations Avent: AY-vent Centala: SIN-tala Devonte Brown: duh-von-te Bienlien: Bee-line Deatherage: Death-rige Debo: D-BO Gulakowski: GOO-la-kowski Kinneman: KIN-ah-min McLain: muh-clain Mathieu Gauthier: Matz-you Go-tee Pitarra: puh-tear-uh Swiney: SWIN-ee Vazquez: VAS-quez GoPack.com #Pack9 13

14 THE ELLIOTT AVENT FILE 1, Overall (30 Seasons), at NC State (22 Seasons) COACHING EXPERIENCE NC State (Head coach, 1997-present) New Mexico State (Head coach, ) NC State (Assistant Coach, 1988) William & Mary (Assistant Coach, ) Louisburg College (Assistant Coach, ) VCU (Assistant Coach, 1983) North Carolina Wesleyan (Assistant Coach, )» Named head coach at NC State in 1996, prior to the start of the 1997 season.» Last season, Avent guided the Wolfpack to the finals of the NCAA Lexington Regional, before falling to host and seventh-seeded Kentucky.» He also became one of just 15 active head coaches to surpass 1,000 career wins when he accomplished the feat in a 13-0 victory against North Carolina Central.» In 2015, NCSU also advanced to the regional finals nearly pulling off the upset of fourth-seeded TCU on its home field.» Under his leadership, NC State returned to the College World Series in 2013 for the first time since 1968.» The Wolfpack hosted the NCAA Regional and Super Regional that season, advancing to Omaha following a 5-4 victory against Rice in a contest that went 17 innings the longest game in super regional history.» His 2014 squad saw seven players selected in the MLB First-Year Player Draft, tied for the third-most all-time at NC State.» In total, Avent has had 100 players selected in the MLB Draft since arriving in Raleigh.» Additionally, 72 players have been named to the All-ACC team and 31 players have collected First Team All-America honors.» He was tabbed the National Coach of the Year in 2003, as well as the conference s Coach of the Year award.» Avent has molded the Wolfpack into one of the nation s best and most consistent programs. AVENT S HEAD COACHING RECORD AT NC STATE Year School Record Pct. Conference Record Pct. Postseason 1997 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 1998 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 1999 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2000 NC State Atlantic Coast NC State Atlantic Coast NC State Atlantic Coast NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2004 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Super Regional 2005 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2006 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2007 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2008 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Super Regional 2009 NC State Atlantic Coast NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2011 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2012 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Super Regional 2013 NC State Atlantic Coast College World Series 2014 NC State Atlantic Coast NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2016 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2017 NC State Atlantic Coast NCAA Regional 2018 NC State Atlantic Coast Total 22 seasons #Pack9 GoPack.com

15 2018 NC State Baseball Overall Statistics for NC State (as of May 30, 2018) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 27-9 Away: 12-5 Neutral: 1-2 ACC: 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 Josh McLain Patrick Bailey Brock Deatherage Will Wilson Evan Edwards Brett Kinneman Dillon Cooper J.T. Jarrett Jack Conley Stephen Pitarra Terrell Tatum David Vazquez Brad Debo Steven Oakley Shane Shepard Devonte Brown Brady Gulakowski Lawson McArthur Johnny Piedmonte Totals Opponents LOB - Team (459), Opp (418). DPs turned - Team (45), Opp (32). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (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 44 Kent Klyman / Brian Brown / Reid Johnston / Johnny Piedmonte / Austin Staley / Brett Kinneman / Josh Pike / Joe O'Donnell / Connor Centala / Nick Swiney / Nolan Clenney / Mathieu Gauthier / David Harrison / Michael Bienlien / Evan Justice / Cole Hooper / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (16), Bailey 10, Debo 6, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (14), Brown, B. 6, Bailey 5, Conley 1, Gauthier 1, Harrison 1, Opp (12). GoPack.com #Pack9 15

16 2018 NC State Baseball Conference statistics for NC State (as of May 20, 2018) (ACC games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 9-6 Away: 10-5 ACC: 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 Josh McLain Will Wilson Patrick Bailey Brock Deatherage Evan Edwards Stephen Pitarra J.T. Jarrett Brett Kinneman Terrell Tatum Dillon Cooper David Vazquez Steven Oakley Jack Conley Brad Debo Shane Shepard Devonte Brown Brady Gulakowski Lawson McArthur Johnny Piedmonte Totals Opponents LOB - Team (236), Opp (230). DPs turned - Team (27), Opp (13). (ACC 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 sha 38 Brian Brown / Kent Klyman / Reid Johnston / Johnny Piedmonte / Brett Kinneman / Joe O'Donnell / Connor Centala / Mathieu Gauthier / Evan Justice / Nolan Clenney / Michael Bienlien / Nick Swiney / David Harrison / Cole Hooper / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (7), Bailey 6, Debo 1, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (11), Brown, B. 5, Bailey 5, Harrison 1, Opp (8). 16 #Pack9 GoPack.com

17 2018 NC State Baseball Games Summary for NC State (as of May 30, 2018) (All games) Score by innings EX Total NC State Opponents Record when... Overall Conference Non-Conference 21-5 Home games 27-9 Away games 12-5 Neutral site 1-2 Day games Night games 6-4 vs Left starter 17-5 vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games 17-5 Extra innings 0-2 Shutouts 5-0 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 12-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 1-5 Scored in 1st inning 12-2 Opp. scored in 1st 9-6 Scores first 24-6 Opp. scores first After 6 leading trailing tied 6-3 After 7 leading trailing tied 3-3 After 8 leading trailing tied 0-3 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs 19-5 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 4-4 Made 0 errors error errors 7-8 Opp. made 0 errors error errors 18-6 Out-hit opponent 30-2 Out-hit by opponent 6-14 Hits are tied 4-0 Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Current losing streak: 2 Longest winning streak: 8 Longest losing streak: 5 Home attendance : ( 36 dates avg = 2556 ) Away attendance : ( 20 dates avg = 3141 ) Total attendance: ( 56 dates avg = 2765 ) GoPack.com #Pack9 17

18 2018 NC State Baseball Miscellaneous Stats for NC State (as of May 30, 2018) (All games) Multiple Hit Games Total 15 Josh McLain Patrick Bailey Will Wilson Brett Kinneman Brock Deatherage Dillon Cooper Evan Edwards Stephen Pitarra Terrell Tatum Brad Debo J.T. Jarrett Shane Shepard David Vazquez Jack Conley Devonte Brown TEAM Multiple RBI Games Total 6 Brett Kinneman Will Wilson Brock Deatherage Josh McLain Evan Edwards Patrick Bailey Dillon Cooper Brad Debo Shane Shepard Terrell Tatum David Vazquez Jack Conley TEAM Hitting Streaks Longest Current 15 Josh McLain Brock Deatherage Brett Kinneman 9-8 Will Wilson 9-5 Patrick Bailey 8-1 Terrell Tatum 8-12 Brad Debo 5-23 Jack Conley Evan Edwards Stephen Pitarra 3-17 Dillon Cooper 3-2 David Vazquez 3-42 J.T. Jarrett 2-16 Shane Shepard Steven Oakley 1-3 Devonte Brown 1 - Reached Base Streaks Longest Current 8 Will Wilson Brett Kinneman Josh McLain Patrick Bailey Evan Edwards Brad Debo Brock Deatherage Terrell Tatum Shane Shepard Stephen Pitarra 7-42 J.T. Jarrett 6-17 Dillon Cooper 6-23 Jack Conley David Vazquez 3-3 Devonte Brown 3-32 Steven Oakley 2-11 Lawson McArthur #Pack9 GoPack.com

19 Michael Bienlien So. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-18 Seton Hall ND Furman ND Air Force W Canisius ND at Campbell ND UNC Asheville ND at #2 Clemson W Georgia Tech L at Virginia Tech L at Louisville ND Notre Dame W at Duke L James Madison ND Wake Forest ND at Florida State ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-18 at Hawai i ND Austin Peay L Charlotte ND Western Carolina ND George Mason ND Miami ND #1 Louisville ND at Charlotte ND at Notre Dame W #22 Florida St. W #4 UNC-Chapel Hill ND at Boston College L Virginia Tech ND Delaware W at Pittsburgh ND #12 Clemson L #2 UNC-Chapel Hill ND vs. Kentucky ND Brian Brown Sr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-16 Seton Hall W Furman W Bowling Green W Boston College ND at #2 Clemson W Georgia Tech ND at Virginia Tech ND at Louisville ND Notre Dame W at Duke W UNC-CH L William & Mary ND Wake Forest ND at Florida State ND vs Florida State L Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 3-5 UMass Lowell ND at Wake Forest ND Miami ND #1 Louisville ND at Notre Dame ND #22 Florida St. W #4 UNC-Chapel Hill L at Boston College ND Virginia Tech W Delaware ND at Pittsburgh W #12 Clemson W #2 UNC-Chapel Hill L vs. Kentucky L Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-20 at Coastal Carolina ND Wright State W Alabama ND Boston College W Notre Dame ND at UNCC W at Virginia L Wake Forest ND at Georgia Tech W NC A&T W GoPack.com Pitching Lines Game-By-Game 4-30 Duke W at Clemson W at Louisville L UNC-Chapel Hill ND Georgia Tech ND Navy ND Coastal Carolina ND Connor Centala R-Fr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-23 Furman ND Bowling Green ND Boston College ND Georgia Tech ND at Virginia Tech ND UNC-CH ND Wake Forest W at Florida State ND at Florida State ND Nolan Clenney R-Jr. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-16 Seton Hall ND Seton Hall ND NC A&T ND Furman W Canisius ND at Campbell ND UNC Asheville W at #2 Clemson ND at #2 Clemson ND Georgia Tech ND George Mason ND at Virginia Tech ND at Louisville ND at Louisville W at UNCW ND Notre Dame ND vs. UNC-CH ND at Duke ND at Duke ND UNC-CH ND UNC-CH ND Campbell ND William & Mary ND William & Mary ND James Madison ND Wake Forest ND at Florida State ND at Florida State ND vs. Virginia ND vs. Florida State ND Dalton Feeney So. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-19 at Hawai i ND at UNCG W UMass Lowell W at Wake Forest ND Miami L UNC Asheville ND #22 Florida St. S UNCG ND at Boston College ND Virginia Tech W Delaware L at Pittsburgh ND #12 Clemson ND #12 Clemson ND Mathieu Gauthier So. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-20 NC A&T ND Air Force ND Campbell S Boston College ND Boston College ND UNC Asheville ND Georgia Tech ND at Virginia Tech ND at Louisville ND vs. UNC-CH ND at Duke ND #Pack9 5-2 Campbell ND William & Mary ND James Madison ND Wake Forest ND Virginia ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-18 at Hawai i ND Austin Peay W Charlotte ND Western Carolina L at Wake Forest ND Campbell ND at Boston College ND Virginia Tech ND at Pittsburgh ND #12 Clemson ND David Harrison Fr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-18 Seton Hall L Furman ND Campbell ND Boston College L UNC Asheville ND Georgia Tech ND at UNCW ND at Duke ND William & Mary ND James Madison W at Florida State ND Virginia L Cole Hooper Fr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 3-10 Boston College ND Georgia Tech ND Reid Johnston Fr. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-16 Seton Hall S Charlotte ND Furman S Bowling Green ND at Campbell S Boston College W Boston College ND UNC Asheville W at #2 Clemson S George Mason ND at Virginia Tech W at UNCW W Notre Dame ND vs. UNC-CH W at Duke W UNC-CH ND William & Mary W Wake Forest ND at Florida State ND Virginia ND Evan Justice Fr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-20 NC A&T W Air Force ND at Campbell W Boston College ND UNC Asheville ND at #2 Clemson ND at Virginia Tech ND at Louisville ND vs. UNC-CH ND at Duke ND UNC-CH ND Campbell ND James Madison ND Wake Forest ND at Florida State ND Virginia ND

20 Brett Kinneman Jr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-21 Charlotte ND Boston College ND Kent Klyman So. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-16 Seton Hall ND NC A&T ND Charlotte W Furman ND Campbell ND at Campbell ND Boston College S Boston College S UNC Asheville W UNC Asheville ND at #2 Clemson S at #2 Clemson ND Georgia Tech ND Georgia Tech W at Virginia Tech ND at Louisville W at UNCW ND Notre Dame L vs. UNC-CH ND at Duke ND UNC-CH L William & Mary ND William & Mary W James Madison W Wake Forest W Wake Forest S at Florida State ND at Florida State W vs Florida State ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-19 at Hawai i ND Austin Peay ND at UNCG ND Maryland ND at Wake Forest ND at Wake Forest ND George Mason ND Miami ND #1 Louisville ND at Notre Dame ND #22 Florida St. ND #4 UNC-Chapel Hill ND Delaware ND UNCW W at Pittsburgh ND #12 Clemson ND #12 Clemson ND vs. Indiana ND vs. Kentucky ND vs. Kentucky ND Joe O Donnell R-Sr. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-16 Seton Hall S NC A&T S Charlotte S Canisius L UNC Asheville ND at #2 Clemson W Georgia Tech S George Mason S at Virginia Tech S at UNCW ND Notre Dame S vs. UNC-CH ND at Duke S UNC-CH ND Campbell L William & Mary ND James Madison S Wake Forest S at Florida State L at Florida State S vs Florida State ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-19 at Hawai i ND Austin Peay ND Maryland ND at UNCW W Pitching Lines Game-By-Game 3-11 at Wake Forest W at Elon W Miami ND Miami ND #1 Louisville S at Charlotte W at Notre Dame ND at Notre Dame ND #22 Florida St. ND at Boston College ND at East Carolina ND Virginia Tech S Virginia Tech S Delaware S UNCW S at Pittsburgh S at Pittsburgh S #12 Clemson ND #2 UNC-Chapel Hill ND vs. Indiana ND vs. Kentucky ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-21 Kent State ND Wright State W Bucknell W Boston College L Notre Dame W at Florida State L Johnny Piedmonte Gr. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-16 Seton Hall W Furman W Campbell ND Boston College ND Geogia Tech W at Virginia Tech W at Louisville L Notre Dame ND William & Mary ND Wake Forest W at Florida State L Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-19 at Hawai i ND Austin Peay ND Western Carolina ND at Wake Forest ND UNC Asheville W UNCG W #4 UNC-Chapel Hill W at Boston College ND Virginia Tech W Delaware W at Pittsburgh W #12 Clemson ND vs. Boston College W vs. Indiana ND vs. Kentucky ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-19 vs. Old Dominion L Boston College L Notre Dame ND at Charlotte ND at Virginia ND Wake Forest ND at Elon ND at East Carolina ND N.C. A&T ND at Clemson ND at Louisville ND vs Geogia Tech S Navy W Josh Pike Fr. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-22 Charlotte ND Austin Staley R-Jr. RHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 5-9 James Madison ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-17 at Hawai i ND Austin Peay ND Austin Peay ND at UNCG ND Maryland ND at UNCW S at Wake Forest S at Wake Forest ND at Elon S Miami W Miami S Campbell ND #1 Louisville L at Charlotte ND at Notre Dame L #22 Florida St. ND #22 Florida St. ND #4 UNC-Chapel Hill ND at Boston College L at East Carolina ND Virginia Tech ND Delaware ND Delaware ND UNCW ND at Pittsburgh ND #12 Clemson W #12 Clemson ND #2 UNC-Chapel Hill ND vs. Indiana ND vs. Kentucky S vs. Kentucky ND Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-19 vs Old Dominion ND Wright State L UNCG ND Niagara ND Fiarfield ND Indiana State ND Notre Dame ND Notre Dame ND at UNCW ND at Charlotte ND at Virginia W Charlotte ND Wake Forest ND at Georgia Tech ND at Georgia Tech ND Duke ND Duke ND at Clemson ND at Louisville ND UNC-Chapel Hill ND UNC-Chapel Hill W vs. Florida State ND vs. Miami ND vs. Georgia Tech ND Navy ND Coastal Carolina ND Nick Swiney Fr. LHP # Opp. Dec. IP H R-ER BB-K NP 2-18 Seton Hall ND Charlotte ND Air Force ND Campbell W at Campbell ND Boston College W UNC Asheville ND at #2 Clemson ND at #2 Clemson ND George Mason W at Louisville ND Notre Dame ND at Duke ND Campbell ND William & Mary W James Madison ND Wake Forest ND at Florida State ND Virginia ND #Pack9 GoPack.com

21 Patrick Bailey TOTAL Hits: 3, Campbell, Mar 03, 2018; William & Mary, May 04, 2018; James Madison, May 08, 2018 Doubles: 1, 6 times Triples: 1 [t-3rd], at Duke, Apr 20, 2018; Campbell, Mar 03, 2018; at Florida State, May 18, 2018 Home runs: 2 [t-1st], William & Mary, May 04, 2018 Total bases: 9 [t-10th], William & Mary, May 04, 2018 RBI: 6 [t-4th], Campbell, Mar 03, 2018 Runs scored: 3 [t-22nd], North Carolina, Apr 27, 2018; at Virginia Tech, Mar 30, 2018; William & Mary, May 04, 2018 Walks: 3 [t-6th], Campbell, May 02, 2018 Hit by pitch: 1 [t-20th], 4 times Struck out: 3 [t-15th], at Clemson, Mar 16, 2018; at Virginia Tech, Mar 31, 2018 Sac flies: 1 [t-3rd], Air Force, Feb 26, 2018; James Madison, May 09, 2018 Sac bunts: 1 [t-16th], at Clemson, Mar 18, 2018 At bats: 5, 8 times Field chances: 19 [7th], Wake Forest, May 12, 2018 Putouts: 18 [t-7th], Wake Forest, May 12, 2018 Assists: 3, 4 times Runners CS: 2 [t-4th], Notre Dame, Apr 14, 2018 Michael Bienlien TOTAL / / TOTAL / Innings pitched: 7.0 [t-50th], at Notre Dame, Apr 02, 2017 Walks allowed: 3, 4 times Strikeouts: 6, at Louisville, Apr 08, 2018; George Mason, Mar 15, 2017 Batters faced: 26, at Notre Dame, Apr 02, 2017; Notre Dame, Apr 14, 2018 Field chances: 2, 4 times Putouts: 1, 4 times Assists: 2, at Notre Dame, Apr 02, 2017; Air Force, Feb 26, 2018; Delaware, May 06, 2017 Runners CS: 2 [t-4th], Notre Dame, Apr 14, 2018 Brian Brown TOTAL / / / / TOTAL / Innings pitched: 9.0 [t-2nd], Notre Dame, Apr 14, 2018 Walks allowed: 5 [t-12th], Wake Forest, Apr 09, 2016 Strikeouts: 13 [t-6th], Notre Dame, Mar 19, 2016 Batters faced: 35 [t-5th], Notre Dame, Apr 14, 2018 Field chances: 7, at Virginia, Apr 02, 2016 Putouts: 2, at Virginia, Apr 02, 2016; Longwood, May 02, 2015 Assists: 5, at Virginia, Apr 02, 2016 Runners CS: 3 [t-1st], at Coastal Carolina, Feb 20, 2016 GoPack.com #Pack9 21

22 Devonte Brown TOTAL Hits: 2, Seton Hall, Feb 18, 2018; Penn State, Mar 04, 2011 Doubles: 1, at Miami, Apr 10, 2011; at Georgia Tech, Mar 20, 2011 Triples: 1 [t-3rd], Seton Hall, Feb 18, 2018 Home runs: 1 [t-30th], Penn State, Mar 05, 2011 Total bases: 4, Seton Hall, Feb 18, 2018; Penn State, Mar 05, 2011 RBI: 2, at Miami, Apr 09, 2011 Runs scored: 2, Wake Forest, May 13, 2018 Walks: 2, Wake Forest, May 13, 2018 Hit by pitch: 1 [t-20th], at UNC Wilmington, Apr 20, 2011 Struck out: 3 [t-15th], Seton Hall, Feb 16, 2018 At bats: 4, 4 times Stolen bases: 1, Wake Forest, May 13, 2018 Caught stealing: 1 [t-2nd], at Miami, Apr 10, 2011; North Carolina, Apr 15, 2011 Field chances: 4, at Georgia Tech, Mar 20, 2011 Putouts: 4, at Georgia Tech, Mar 20, 2011 Connor Centala TOTAL / TOTAL / Innings pitched: 3.0, at Florida State, May 17, 2018 Walks allowed: 2, at Virginia Tech, Mar 29, 2018 Strikeouts: 3, at Florida State, May 17, 2018 Batters faced: 10, at Florida State, May 17, 2018 Field chances: 1, Bowling Green, Mar 02, 2018 Putouts: 1, Bowling Green, Mar 02, 2018 Nolan Clenney TOTAL / TOTAL / Innings pitched: 3.1, at Louisville, Apr 08, 2018; Furman, Feb 25, 2018 Walks allowed: 4 [t-36th], Furman, Feb 25, 2018 Strikeouts: 7, at Louisville, Apr 08, 2018 Batters faced: 14, Furman, Feb 25, 2018 Field chances: 2, Campbell, May 02, 2018 Putouts: 1, at Duke, Apr 20, 2018; Campbell, May 02, 2018 Assists: 1, 7 times Runners CS: 1 [t-38th], at Clemson, Mar 18, 2018; William & Mary, May 05, #Pack9 GoPack.com