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1 125 Decatur Street, Suite 130, Atlanta, GA Mike Holmes, Assistant Sports Information Director Office: Cell: GeorgiaStateSports.com GEORGIA STATE (14-11, 2-1 CAA) vs. TOWSON (5-20, 2-4 caa) Schuerholtz Park Friday, 4/2: 3 p.m., Saturday, 4/3: 1 p.m., Sunday, 4/4: 1 p.m RECORDS Georgia State: 14-11, 2-1 CAA H: 8-3, A: 5-7, N: 1-1 Towson: 5-20, 2-4 CAA H: 2-0, A: 2-19, N: 1-1 HEAD COACHES Greg Frady (Troy, 1987) at State: (4th year) Career: (8th year) Mike Gottlieb at Towson: (23rd year) Career: same SERIES RECORDS Georgia State leads the all-time series 7-5. Towson has taken 2-of-3 the last two times the teams have met. NEXT GAME Tuesday, April Auburn, 7:30 p.m. ET WRAS-FM 88.5 beginning at 7 p.m. PROBABLE STARTERS THE FIRST PITCH Georgia State returns to the road and CAA play at Towson for a three-game series in Baltimore, Md. this weekend. Just as the Panthers will open up with their first two conference series on the road, so has Towson, starting CAA play 2-4, standing 5-20 overall, but having played only two home games. This will mark the fourth consecutive weekend that the Panthers have been on the road, but that has not necessarily been a bad thing. Georgia State has taken two-of-three in each series, including the CAA opening series with Old Dominion last weekend. Beginning next week, State will play three of the next four weekends at home. The Panthers come into the weekend, riding high on momentum. Last Sunday, State trailed 10-5 to Old Dominion with just six outs to play. While sophomore Justin Malone, who was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List prior to the start of the season quieted the Monarch bats, the Panthers own bats came alive for five runs in the eighth and six runs in the ninth for a victory. Malone earned his second win of the season, after converting his first save of the year on Saturday. Junior David Buchanan was named CAA Pitcher of the Week on Monday afternoon by the conference office. Buchanan opened CAA play for State with a 2-1 win against Old Dominion on Saturday. The Peachtree City native struck out 12, walking none and not allowing a run until the ninth inning. Buchanan marks the third Panther to receive a CAA award this season. Senior Bradley Logan enters the weekend having reached safely in 41 straight games, dating back to May 1st of last year, just a week before the Panthers last faced the Tigers. The Panthers will be sad to see March go. The 14 wins compiled during the month were the most wins the Panthers have ever recorded in a single month, surpassing the 13 games Georgia State won last May. Pos # Name... Ht...Wt.... Cl. AVG HR Notes C 28 Carter Sackett Jr Belted two-run HR on Tuesday against #2 Georgia Tech 1B 4 Brandon Williams So Second in the CAA with 12 doubles 2B 1 Rob Lind Jr Went 8-for-18 (.444) in five games last week SS 3 Carl Moniz Sr Led team with a.474 (9-for-19) batting avg. last week with 7 runs 3B 44 Bradley Logan Sr Has reached base safely in 41 straight games LF 19 Brett Maxwell R-Jr One of five Panthers batting over.400 CF 7 Mark Micowski Jr Leads team with 46 hits, tops in the CAA RF 24 Ryan Fleming Jr Tied for CAA lead in home runs and total bases DH 9 Joey Wood R-So Tied for CAA lead in home runs and total bases PROBABLE PITCHING ROTATION Fri. 22 David Buchanan Jr Leads the team with 33 strikeouts, CAA Pitcher of the Week Sat. 26 Charley Olson Jr Holding opponents to a.216 batting average, 2nd best in the CAA Sun. 12 Ryan Moore Sr Tied for team lead with five starts this season

2 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page SCHEDULE Day Opponent Time/Result Feb. 19 #5 Florida State (tv) L, 3-11 Feb. 20 #5 Florida State L, 7-14 Feb. 21 #5 Florida State L, 2-12 Feb. 23 USC-UPSTATE L, 7-9 Feb. 24 USC-Upstate L, 5-8 Mar. 3 MERCER L, 2-7 Mar. 5 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL W, 32-3 Mar. 6 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (DH) W, 14-0 Mar. 6 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (DH) W, 24-2 Mar. 7 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL W, 33-5 Mar. 8 UNC-ASHEVILLE W, 13-6 Mar. 9 UNC-ASHEVILLE W, 17-2 Mar. 12 New Mexico State W, 13-2 Mar. 13 New Mexico State L, Mar. 14 New Mexico State W, Mar. 17 Kennesaw State (R) L, 2-3 Governors Challenge (Clarksville, Tenn.) Mar. 19 vs. Centenary W, 10-9 Mar. 20 at Austin Peay W, 14-4 Mar. 21 vs. Centenary L, Mar. 23 ALABAMA STATE W, 27-3 Mar. 24 KENNESAW STATE (R) W, 19-9 Mar. 26 Old Dominion* W, 2-1 Mar. 27 Old Dominion* L, 1-6 Mar. 28 Old Dominion* W, Mar. 30 #2 GEORGIA TECH (R) L, 3-14 Apr. 2 Towson* 3 p.m. Apr. 3 Towson* 1 p.m. Apr. 4 Towson* 1 p.m. Apr. 6 Auburn (R) 7 p.m. Apr. 9 HOFSTRA* (R) 6 p.m. Apr. 10 HOFSTRA*(R) 6 p.m. Apr. 11 HOFSTRA* 1 p.m. Apr. 13 Mercer (R) 6 p.m. Apr. 16 AIR FORCE (R) 6 p.m. Apr. 17 AIR FORCE (DH) 1 p.m. Apr. 17 AIR FORCE (DH) 4 p.m. Apr. 18 AIR FORCE 6 p.m. Apr. VCU* 7 p.m. Apr. VCU* 4 p.m. Apr. VCU* 1 p.m. Apr. 28 ALABAMA STATE 5 p.m. Apr. 30 GEORGE MASON (R) 6 p.m. May 1 GEORGE MASON (R) 1 p.m. May 2 GEORGE MASON 1 p.m. May 8 UNC Wilmington* (DH) 1 p.m. May 8 UNC Wilmington* (DH) 4 p.m. May 9 UNC Wilmington* 1 p.m. May 11 Georgia (R) 6:30 p.m. May 14 NORTHEASTERN* (R) 6 p.m. May 15 NORTHEASTERN* 1 p.m. May 16 NORTHEASTERN* 1 p.m. May 18 Georgia Tech (R) 6 p.m. May 21 WILLIAM & MARY* (R) 6 p.m. May 22 WILLIAM & MARY* (R) 1 p.m. May 23 WILLIAM & MARY* (R) 1 p.m. May CAA Championship Wilmington, N.C. THE CENTURY MARK Head coach Greg Frady reached the 100-win plateau at Georgia State during the March 6th doubleheader against North Carolina Central. It took the fewest games of any coach in Panther history to reach that feat. Frady enters this week s games and only trails Mike Hurst, who finished his Panther tenure in 2006 with 293 career victories for the most victories in school history. Frady is just one win shy of the 300th of his coaching career. ON THE VERGE OF HISTORY Senior Bradley Logan is becoming one of the statistically greatest student-athletes in Georgia State history. Logan, who has been a starter since stepping on campus in the fall of 2006, has the chance to graduate in May with ten career records, not to mention standing in the top 10 in several single season categories. Among those is the singleseason hits record which he set in 2008 with 85. He already owns the career hit by pitch record with 31 and took over the runs scored record on March 6th against NCCU. Against New Mexico State, he moved to the top of the list in RBIs and sacrifice flies. Below are some of the career records he is chasing this year entering this weekend: Category...Total...Currently... Shy of Record Runs st... - Hit by Pitch st... - RBI st... - Sac Flies st... - Total Bases nd...11 Hits nd...23 Doubles th...5 Home Runs T4th...11 At Bats th...66 Games Played th...24 Stolen Bases T8th...29 Walks th...42 HE KEEPS GOING & GOING & GOING When it comes to consistency, no one does it any better than senior Bradley Logan. Dating back to May 1st of last season, Logan has reached safely in 41 straight games after walking in the first inning against Georgia Tech on Tuesday. Included in that stretch of games is two hit by pitches that kept the streak alive. YOUR HONOR, YOUR HONOR Several Panthers have been named to some of the most prestigious lists in the country already this season. Sophomore Justin Malone, who was named to a pair of freshman all-america list last year, was named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Watch List earlier this season. He led the Panthers with seven saves during the 2009 season. Junior Carter Sackett was named to the Coleman Company Johnny Bench Award Watch List as one of the top catchers in the country. It marked the third year in a row that a Panther has been named to the preseason list. Senior Carl Moniz was recently named to the Brooks Wallace Preseason Watch List as one of the top shortstops in the country. Moniz marks the third player in the last three years to be named to the list. Bradley Logan earned the honor in 2009, while Jean- Michel Rochon-Salvas was named to the list in NO SOUP RATHER RUNS FOR YOU Sophomore Justin Malone has become known simply as The Closer around Georgia State baseball. Malone was named to the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award Watch List after earning a pair of freshman all-america honors during his freshman season. Last weekend, Malone dominated Old Dominion, earning a win and a save. On Friday night, he came in with one out and a runner on first in the bottom of the ninth

3 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 3 GSU S RECORD WHEN... At Home On the Road Neutral Field Day Games Night Games Extra Innings Scoring 0-2 Runs Scoring 3-5 Runs Scoring 6-9 Runs Scoring 10+ Runs Scoring First Scoring in First Inning vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter Leading after 6 Innings Trailing after 6 Innings Tied after 6 Innings Leading after 8 Innings * Trailing after 8 Innings Tied after 8 Innings In one-run games In two-run games Allowing 0-2 Runs Allowing 3-5 Runs Allowing 6-9 Runs Allowing 10+ Runs Getting 1-4 Hits Getting 5-9 Hits Getting 10+ Hits Outhitting the Opponent Being Outhit Tied in Hits *Four games have been called after 7 innings RECORD BY STARTING PITCHER David Buchanan Aidan Francis Jeremy Gazerro Wes Grant Ben Marshall Ryan Moore Charley Olson Nick Squeglia RECORD BY DAY & MONTH Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday February March April May June and immediately recorded a double play to earn his first save of the season. He followed on Sunday, going 3.1 innings to allow the Panthers to rally with 11 runs over the last two innings to earn a win and the series against the Monarchs. He finally allowed a run this season against New Mexico State, after throwing 11.1 innings of scoreless relief. He had not allowed a run dating back to April 11th of last season. His stretch of 21.0 scoreless innings set a new school record, surpassing David Hawkin s 2002 total of 15.2 scoreless innings. This season, he is 2-0 with a save, throwing 18.1 innings and holding opponents to a.154 batting average, to go along with 17 strikeouts. He leads the team with 11 appearances and has a 2.95 ERA. Last season he led the bullpen to a school record 19 saves, seven of which he recorded himself. In the CAA Championship, Malone earned a pair of saves and a win, earning all-tournament honors. It helped the Panthers finish the year 32-1 when leading after 8 innings. The team is 9-2 when leading after eight innings this season, with another four games being called after seven innings by the NCAA Sportsmanship Policy that the Panthers were leading. OH WHAT A MONTH The Panthers were red-hot in the month of March, going 14-6, though ironically losing the first and last games of the month. The 14 wins were the most the Panthers have ever recorded in a single month, surpassing the 13 games Georgia State won last May. AND THE OSCAR GOES TO... Who knew the Academy Awards were a multiple-day affair. After the Oscars were handed out on March 7th, junior Mark Micowski scored the collegiate baseball version of an Oscar with a handful of national honors on March 8th and 9th: NCBWA National Player of the Week CAA Player of the Week College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Line-up CollegeBaseballInsider.com Northeast Region National Player of the Week Micowski led the Panthers to a 4-1 week, batting.636 (14-for-22), with 14 runs scored, two home runs, 10 RBIs, 27 total bases, five doubles, one triple, a slugging percentage,.679 on base percentage and a pair of steals to go along with several school records. In game one of the series with North Carolina Central, the Haddam, Conn. native, hit for the cycle in the first four innings, finishing the game 7-for-8 with four runs scored and seven RBIs. He set a school record for at bats with eight, as well as hits with seven. He helped the team break the school runs record of 32 (which was broken again in the series finale on Sunday), as the team set records for doubles, hits, at bats, RBIs and triples. He tied the school record with three doubles and 15 total bases. During the doubleheader on March 6th, he went 3-for-4 with three runs scored in game one. In the series finale, he set the GSU runs scored record with six, going 2-for-5 at the plate. He helped the Panthers score a school-record 103 runs on the weekend in the fourgame series with the Eagles. AND THE OSCAR FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR... Redshirt-sophomore Joey Wood followed the lead of his teammate Mark Micowski by earning CAA Player of the Week last week. Wood had a stellar week at the plate, batting.640 (16-for-25) with 29 total bases for a slugging percentage last week. He belted three home runs and had 14 RBIs, leading the Panthers to a 4-1 week, including a series victory at New Mexico State, the farthest west the Panthers have ever traveled. He scored 12 times to go along with four doubles, a walk, three hit by pitches and a.667 on base percentage. He also added in a sacrifice fly. He started the week going 4-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI in the Panthers 13-6 win over UNC Asheville. On Wednesday, he went 4-for-6 with a run scored and three RBIs as the Panthers swept the Bulldogs, After going 1-for-4 with a run scored and two RBIs in the opener against New Mexico

4 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 4 State, a 13-2 Panther victory, the redshirt-sophomore went 1-for-4 with a home run, two runs scored and two RBIs in Georgia State s tough loss to the Aggies on Saturday. He concluded the week with a 5-for-7 performance with six runs scored and six RBIs in the series finale, a Panther victory on Sunday. Wood belted two home runs, including a grand slam as Georgia State tied an NCAA record with three grand slams in the game. His six runs scored tied the school record set just over a week ago. BUCHANAN S OPENING ACT Junior David Buchanan opened CAA play last Saturday with a stellar pitching performance that earned him CAA Pitcher of the Week honors. The Peachtree City native pitched 8.1 innings and did not allow a run until the ninth inning of Georgia State s 2-1 win over Old Dominion. Buchanan struck out 12, while not walking a single batter. He struck out the side in order in both the first and sixth innings. The win helped the Panthers win the series, which could be pivotal to making the CAA Championship in May. A RECORD NUMBER OF RECORDS For the second straight season, it appears as though the Georgia State baseball team is attempting to re-write the record books. Last season, the team set or tied 22 records. Already the season, the Panthers have broken an old record 23 times and will surely add on to that list as the season continues. Here is a look at that list: Team Records Broke: Runs: 33 vs. N.C. Central on 3/7 32 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 30 at New Mexico State on 3/14 27 vs. Alabama State on 3/23 24 vs. N.C. Central on 3/6 (previous game record: vs. Florida A&M, 1980 vs. Virginia Tech) Doubles: 9 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: vs. Jackson State) Hits: 30 at New Mexico State on 3/14 29 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: vs. Western Carolina) At bats: 57 at New Mexico State on 3/14 56 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: vs. William & Mary) RBIs: 29 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 28 at New Mexico State on 3/14 26 vs. Alabama State on 3/23 (old record: vs. Georgia Southern) Triples: 4 vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: 3 - most recently in 2000 vs. Savannah St.) Grand Slams: 3 at New Mexico State on 3/14 (Tied NCAA Record) Individual Records Broke: At bats: 8 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 8 - Mark Micowski at New Mexico State on 3/14 (old record: 7 - most recently by Bradley Logan, 2009 vs. William & Mary) Hits: 7 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (old record: 5 - most recently by Mike McCree, 2009 vs. Alabama St.) Runs Scored: 6 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/7 6 - Joey Wood at New Mexico State on 3/14 (old record: 5 - most recently by Bradley Logan, 2008 vs. Presbyterian) Scoreless Innings: Justin Malone (April 11, 2009 to March 14, 2010) (old record: David Hawkins during the 2002 season) Records Tied: Doubles: 3 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central on 3/5 (shares record with seven others) 3 - Joey Wood vs. UNC Asheville on on 3/9 Total Bases: 15 - Mark Micowski vs. N.C. Central 3/5 (tied with Chad Smith, 2000 vs. Western Carolina) PRESEASON RECOGNITION The recognition the Panthers received in the preseason national publications was unrivaled to previous years. Rivals.com named Ryan Moore the Best Starting Pitcher in the CAA after predicting the Panthers to finish third in the conference. Collegiate Baseball Today named head coach Greg Frady the Hot Coach in the league and the Panthers series with Florida State earlier this year the third best non-conference series in the CAA this season. SEBaseball. com also named the Panthers pitching staff the second best in the CAA, while the outfield was ranked the third best. The website also listed David Buchanan and Ryan Moore as the top 1-2 Punch in the conference, with Buchanan and Mark Micowski being named the top two newcomers in the CAA. The site concluded, If the new guys are as good as advertised, the Panthers can continue their trend of improving every season. SEBASEBALL.COM NON-BIG THREE TOP 25 Rank School 1. Louisville (1) 2. Coastal Carolina (2) 3. Southeastern Louisiana (3) 4. Western Kentucky (4) 5. The Citadel (7) 6. East Tennessee State (6) 7. Florida Gulf Coast (7) 8. Texas State (11) 9. VMI (10) 10. South Alabama (15) 11. Middle Tennessee (5) 12. FAU (16) 13. Charlotte (22) 14. Elon (23) 15. Western Carolina (17) 16. College of Charleston (12) 17. FIU (9) 18. Georgia Southern (24) 19. Samford (19) 20. Northwestern State (14) 21. Liberty (13) 22. High Point (NR) 23. Appalachian State (18) 24. Georgia State (NR) 25. Arkansas State (NR) Italic (will play during 2010 season) Georgia State in the Poll Preseason...16th February 23rd...21st March 2nd...23rd March 9th...NR March 16...NR March 23...NR March th After predicting Georgia State to finish third in the CAA, SEBaseball.com awarded Bradley Logan, Micowski and Buchanan All-CAA First Team honors, while Moore, Aidan Francis and Justin Malone were all named All-CAA Second Team. Baseball America had equally good things to say about the

5 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 5 Panthers, as Logan, Micowski and Moore were named to its allconference team. Buchanan was listed as the top newcomer in the CAA with Micowski being named the fifth best newcomer. Buchanan was also listed as the #3 top prospect in the CAA in the 2010 MLB draft. IT MUST BE AN ELECTION YEAR Georgia State finished the 2009 season receiving votes in several polls and started the 2010 season the same way. The Panthers were receiving votes in Collegiate Baseball s Preseason Fabulous 40 Poll to start the season. SEBaseball.com had the Panthers ranked 16th in its Non-Big Three Top 25 Poll (that excluded the SEC, ACC and Conference USA) to open the season. The only schools ranked ahead of Georgia State from the CAA are UNC Wilmington (11th) and James Madison (8th). SEBaseball also had the Panthers ranked 42nd in the southeast, stating: The Panthers lost a lot from last year s NCAA Regional Club, but their newcomers make this team their most talented yet. OH CANADA For more than a decade, the Georgia State baseball program has always seemed to have a little bit of a Canadian feel to it and this season is no different. Senior Carl Moniz (Laval, Quebec) is the lone returnee, however, he is joined by fellow Canadians Bryan Condotta (Mississauga, Ontario) and Ryan Fleming (Whitby, Ontario) on the team this season. Moniz has earned Canadian Baseball Network All-Canada honorable mention honors in each of the last two seasons. Last season, Marc Mimeault (Candiac, Quebec) finished his career as one of the most storied players in the history of the program. Mimeault finished his career with a school-record career.364 batting average, after belting 14 home runs during his senior year and being named to the All-Canada First Team. Paul Schlosser was one of the first Canadians to receive recognition at Georgia State, earning 2000 All-Canadian First Team honors as well. Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas, who graduated in 2008, holds several all-time records in the Georgia State history book. The Canadian connection is helping the Panthers to a lot of wins this season. Moniz is batting.420 with a.617 slugging percentage, while Fleming currently is hitting.453 with eight home runs and a team-leading 41 RBIs. He belted grand slams in back-to-back games against North Carolina Central the first weekend of March. against VCU, earning the win after allowing just two earned runs and striking out 10. For his effort, he earned CAA Pitcher of the Week honors. He is 2-1 this season and has struck out 21 in just 24.1 innings pitched. Along with Justin Malone, he threw the Panthers first shutout of the 2010 season, a 14-0 blanking of North Carolina Central on March 6th. TEAM OF THE YEAR For the first time in school history, Georgia State was honored as Georgia Dugout 2009 Team of the Year at the club s annual banquet several weeks ago. Ironically, the host of the event was Tommy Barber, a Georgia State baseball graduate from the 1970 s and supporter of Panther baseball. ON DECK Georgia State returns to the road and heads north to Baltimore to face Towson this weekend. The two teams will open the series at 3 p.m. on Friday, followed by 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday contests. AS M.C. HAMMER SAYS...BREAK-IT-DOWN By Class By State Seniors - 3 Georgia - 19 Juniors - 18 Florida - 2 Sophomores - 7 Mississauga (Ontario) - 1 Freshman - 2 Whitby (Ontario) - 1 Virginia - 1 South Dakota - 1 Laval (Quebec) - 1 Connecticut - 1 New South Wales (Australia) - 1 Minnesota - 1 Arkansas - 1 I COME FROM A LAND DOWN UNDER Junior Aidan Francis made a splash during his sophomore year, helping to lead the Panthers to their first CAA Championship. The native of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia, spent the first three-fourths of the season in the Georgia State bullpen. However, Francis was moved into the Friday night starting role with about two weeks to go in the regular season and flourished. He made his best start of the season last week, going 6.0 innings in the Panthers 14-4 win over Austin Peay. Francis allowed seven hits and two runs, while striking out three for the victory. The first Friday night Francis pitched, he went 8 2/3 innings

6 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 6 GENERAL INFORMATION Full Name... Georgia State University Location...Atlanta, Ga. Founded Enrollment... 30,000 Nickname... Panthers Colors... Blue and White Home Field...The Field at Panthersville Capacity... 1,000 Dimensions... LF-334, CF-385, RF-338 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) President... Dr. Mark Becker (2nd year) Director of Athletics...Cheryl L. Levick (2nd year) BASEBALL HISTORY First Season of NCAA Baseball All-Time Record (.395)/33rd Yr. NCAA Regional Appearances... 1 (2009) Conference Titles (Reg. Season)...0 Conference Tournament Titles (2009) CAA PRESEASON POLL 1. James Madison (9) UNC Wilmington (2) Georgia State Old Dominion Delaware George Mason Towson VCU Northeastern William and Mary Hofstra (first place votes) CAA PRESEASON TEAM Player, School...Pos....Cl. Cody Stanley, UNCW... C...Jr. Bradley Logan, GSU... 1B...Sr. Ryan Soares, George Mason...2B...Sr. David Herbek, JMU...SS...Jr. Jake McAloose, ODU...3B...Sr. Matt Browning, JMU... OF...Sr. Kevin Collins, Towson... OF...Sr. Matt Townsend, JMU... OF...Sr. Trevor Knight, JMU... P/IF...r. Robbie Monday, UNCW...DH...Sr. Kevin Crum, GMU...SP...Sr. Ryan Moore, GSU... SP...Sr. Kevin Munson, JMU... RP...Jr. Preseason CAA Player of the Year: Trevor Knight, James Madison Honorable mention: Chris Forsten, C, William & Mary; Ryan Cuneo, 1B, Delaware; Mike Fabiaschi, 2B, James Madison; Chris Wychock, 2B, Towson; Nick Natoli, SS, Towson; Mike Rooney, SS, UNC Wilmington; Carlos Alonso, 3B, Delaware; Grayson Evans, OF, UNC Wilmington; Austin Harclerode, Util, Towson; Shane Davis, DH, George Mason; Turner Phelps, P, James Madison; Rich O Donald, P, Delaware; Stephen Harrold, RP, UNC Wilmington; Justin Malone, RP, Georgia State 2010 CAA STANDINGS (AS OF THURSDAY, APRIL 1ST) Conference Overall Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct. VCU James Madison William & Mary UNC Wilmington Georgia State Towson George Mason Delaware Old Dominion Hofstra Northeastern THIS WEEKEND IN THE CAA Friday, April 2nd Saturday, April 3rd Northeastern vs. Hofstra* 3:00 p.m. Delaware vs. Canisius (DH) 12:00 p.m. Delaware vs. Canisius 3:00 p.m. Northeastern vs. Hofstra* 12:00 p.m. UNC Wilmington vs. George Mason* 6:00 p.m. Old Dominion vs. James Madison* 4:00 p.m. Old Dominion vs. James Madison* 7:00 p.m. VCU vs. William & Mary* 4:00 p.m. VCU vs. William & Mary* 7:00 p.m. UNC Wilmington vs. George Mason* 4:00 p.m. Sunday, April 4th Northeastern vs. Hofstra* 1:00 p.m. Old Dominion vs. James Madison* 2:00 p.m. UNC Wilmington vs. George Mason* 2:00 p.m. VCU vs. William & Mary* 2:00 p.m. IN THE CAA RANKINGS (AS OF MONDAY, MARCH 29TH) Team Rankings Batting Avg st ERA th Individual Rankings Batting Average Ryan Fleming.453 5th ERA Charley Olson th Joey Wood.443 7th David Buchanan th Brett Maxwell.442 8th Strikeouts David Buchanan 33 T3rd Mark Micowski.431 9th Charley Olson 29 T6th Hits Mark Micowski 44 1st Opp. BA. Charley Olson.216 2nd Brandon Williams 36 T4th IP Charley Olson 33.2 T9th Joey Wood 35 T6th App. Justin Malone 11 T6th Bradley Logan 35 T6th Home Runs Ryan Fleming 8 T1st Joey Wood 8 T1st Bradley Logan 7 T3rd Runs Scored Mark Micowski 38 1st Ryan Fleming 32 T2nd Joey Wood 32 T2nd Bradley Logan 32 T2nd Brandon Williams 31 5th Carl Moniz 27 T8th Rob Lind 27 T8th Doubles Brandon Williams 12 2nd Mark Micowski 10 T4th Triples Ryan Fleming 2 T2nd Carl Moniz 2 T2nd Stolen Bases Bradley Logan 7 T5th Total Bases Ryan Fleming 69 T1st Joey Wood 69 T1st Mark Micowski 65 3rd Bradley Logan 64 T4th Walks Jonathan Kolowich 16 10th Runs Batted In Ryan Fleming 41 1st Brandon Williams 31 T3rd Bradley Logan 30 T5th Rob Lind 28 T9th Joey Wood 28 T9th On Base Percentage Brett Maxwell.561 2nd Ryan Fleming.546 4th Joey Wood.545 5th Rob Lind.505 9th Mark Micowski th Slugging Percentage Ryan Fleming.920 1st Joey Wood.873 2nd Bradley Logan.703 9th

7 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 7 NCAA RANKINGS (AS OF MARCH 28TH) Team Rankings (Top 50 listed) Batting Avg st Scoring st Runs 317 2nd Hits 339 3rd Doubles per game th Doubles 77 2nd Triples per game rd Triples 10 29th HR per game th Home Runs 42 5th Slugging Percentage.627 2nd Base on Balls 142 7th Hit by pitch 38 24th Sac Flies 23 T1st Strikeouts per 9 innings th Individual Rankings (Top 100 listed) Batting Avg. Ryan Fleming th Joey Wood th Brett Maxwell th Mark Micowski th Carl Moniz th Runs per game Mark Micowski th Joey Wood th Bradley Logan th Ryan Fleming th Brandon Williams st Runs Mark Micowski 38 4th Bradley Logan 32 24th Joey Wood 32 24th Ryan Fleming 32 24th Brandon Williams 31 39th Rob Lind 27 96th Carl Moniz 27 96th Hits Mark Micowski 44 16th 2B per game Brandon Williams rd Doubles Brandon Williams 11 11th Mark Micowski 10 58th HR per game Joey Wood th Ryan Fleming th Bradley Logan th Home Runs Joey Wood 8 31st Ryan Fleming 8 31st Bradley Logan 7 63rd RBIs per game Ryan Fleming th Joey Wood th Bradley Logan st Brandon Williams th RBIs Ryan Fleming 41 4th Brandon Williams 31 52nd Bradley Logan 30 59th Rob Lind 28 88th Joey Wood 28 88th Slugging % Ryan Fleming.920 5th Joey Wood.873 8th Bradley Logan th Total Bases Joey Wood 69 36th Ryan Fleming 69 36th Mark Micowski 65 65th Bradley Logan 64 70th Ryan Fleming 56 45th On Base % Brett Maxwell th Ryan Fleming st Joey Wood nd Rob Lind th HBP per game Joey Wood th Hit by pitch Rob Lind 7 80th Joey Wood 7 80th Sac Flies Carl Moniz 4 14th Ryan Fleming 3 83rd Bradley Logan 3 83rd Hits allowed per 9 Charley Olson th K s per 9 inn. David Buchanan th COACH FRADY VS. ALL OPPONENTS Opponent Overall H R N Streak Opponent Overall H R N Streak Air Force First Meeting Presbyterian W3 Alabama L3 Samford W1 Alabama A&M W2 Savannah State W2 Alabama State W7 South Carolina L1 Atlanta Christian W1 Southeastern La L2 Auburn L2 UT-Martin L1 Austin Peay W1 Tennessee Tech L1 Bethune-Cookman W1 Towson W1 Centenary L1 USC-Upstate L2 Clark Atlanta W1 VCU W1 Cleveland State W2 William & Mary W1 Delaware L1 Xavier L2 Eastern Michigan W2 Totals L1 Florida A&M W2 Florida State L3 COACH FRADY VS. CONFERENCES Furman L1 Conference Overall H R N Streak George Mason W1 Atlantic L2 Georgia L2 Atlantic Coast L6 Georgia Southern L2 Atlantic Sun W1 Georgia Tech L3 Big South W2 Hofstra L2 Big Ten W1 Indiana State W1 Colonial Athletic W1 IPFW W4 Horizon League W2 Jackson State W4 Independents W11 Jacksonville State W1 Mid-American W2 James Madison L7 MEAC W2 Kennesaw State W1 Missouri Valley W1 Mercer L2 Non-Division I W5 Michigan State W1 Ohio Valley W1 Miss. Valley State W3 Southeastern L7 New Mexico State W1 Southern L1 N.C. Central W7 Southland L2 UNC Asheville W2 SWAC W16 UNC Wilmington W2 Summit League L1 Northeastern W2 WAC W1 Oglethorpe W1 Old Dominion W1 THE FRADY FILE Year Overall Conference Notes Assistant Head Coach at UCF ( ) TAAC Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional TAAC Tournament berth TAAC Tournament berth TAAC Regular-Season Champs, NCAA Regional TAAC Regular-Season and Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional A-Sun Regular-Season and Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional Total Regular-Season Titles, 3 Tournament Titles, 4 NCAA Regionals Associate Head Coach at Georgia State ( ) A-Sun Tournament berth CAA Tournament berth Total Conference Tournament berths Head Coach at Georgia State (2007-present) CAA Tournament berth School Record 33 wins, Five All-CAA honorees School Record 39 wins, first CAA Championship, first NCAA Regional Total Second winningest coach in Georgia State history

8 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 8 ROSTER No. Name...Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Rob Lind... SS/2B L/R Jr. Hartford, S.D./Iowa Western CC/West Central HS 2 Justin Malone... SS/RHP R/R So. Abingdon, VA/Abingdon HS 3 Carl Moniz... SS/2B L/R Sr. Laval, Quebec/NE Oklahoma CC/Edouard-Montpetit HS 4 Brandon Williams...3B R/R So. Marietta, GA/Kell HS 5 Jonathan Kolowich... OF R/R Jr. Kennesaw, GA/Blessed Trinity HS 6 Daniel Blaustein...2B R/R So. Atlanta, GA/Holy Innocents HS 7 Mark Micowski... OF L/R Jr. Haddam, CT/Univ. of Vermont/Xavier HS 9 Joey Wood... OF R/R R-So. Columbus, GA/Northside Columbus HS 11 Michael Moch... LHP L/L Fr. Cumming, GA/West Forsyth HS 12 Ryan Moore...RHP R/R Sr. Kennesaw, GA/Young Harris JC/N. Cobb Christian HS 13 Bryan Condotta... SS/2B R/R Jr. Mississauga, Ont./Bossier Parish CC/Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 14 Zach Chastain...RHP R/R Jr. Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 15 Theo Asher...1B/LHP L/L Jr. Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 16 Nick Squeglia...RHP R/R So. Lawrenceville, GA/Collins Hill HS 17 Shane Hammond...C R/R Jr. Kennesaw, GA/Young Harris JC/Harrison HS 18 Chaz Abeln...RHP R/R Jr. Sebing, FL/South Florida CC/Sebring HS 19 Brett Maxwell... OF R/R R-Jr. Douglasville, GA/Chipola CC/Alexander HS 20 Aidan Francis... LHP L/L Jr. Newcastle, NSW, Australia/Callaghan Coll.-Jesmond Campus 22 David Buchanan...RHP R/R Jr. Peachtree City, GA/Chipola JC/Fayette Co. HS 23 Ben Marshall...RHP R/R So. Loganville, GA/Loganville HS 24 Ryan Fleming... OF L/R Jr. Whitby, Ont./Iowa Western CC/Henry Street HS 26 Charley Olson...RHP R/R Jr. Largo, FL/Pasco-Hernando CC/Clearwater Cent. Catholic HS 28 Carter Sackett...C R/R Jr. Savage, MN/Iowa Central CC/Burnsville HS 32 Jeremy Gazerro...RHP R/R Jr. Calhoun, GA/Andrew College/Gordon Central HS 34 Wes Grant... LHP L/L Jr. Benton, AK/Bossier Parrish CC/Benton HS 35 Aidan McLaughlin...RHP R/R Fr. Duluth, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS 42 Will Campbell...RHP R/R Jr. Douglasville, GA/Alexander HS 44 Bradley Logan...3B R/R Sr. Augusta, GA/Westside HS 45 Aaron Schmitz...1B/3B R/R Jr. Lawrenceville, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach: #10, Greg Frady, 4th season as head coach/6th overall (Troy State, 1987) Assistant Coach: #38, Blaine McFerrin, 4th season (IPFW, 2000) Assistant Coach: #25, Brad Stromdahl, 4th season (Southwest Minnesota State, 2002) Volunteer Assistant: #33 Nick Hogan, 1st season (Georgia State, 2009) Student-Manager: Alex Jinks, 2nd season (Parkview HS, 2008) Athletic Trainer: David dekay, 1st season (University of Maine at Presque Isle, 2009) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Jamal Terry (Morris Brown, 2000) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Greg Frady...FRAY-dee Brad Stromdahl... STROM-dawl Daniel Blaustein...Blau-steen Mark Micowski... Mick-cow-ski Jeremy Gazerro... Ga-ZAIR-O Aidan Francis... AAA-den Michael Moch... Mock Chaz Abeln... Abe-lin Nick Squeglia...SKEWELL-yah Jonathan Kolowich... COAL-o-witch Carl Moniz... MOE-nez Aidan McLaughlin. AAA-Den Mic-LAWF-lynn

9 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 9 Player (Years)... Games 1. Josh Vandiver ( ) Chase Childers ( ) Charlie Pelt ( ) J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Kyle Breitbach ( ) Michael Brand ( ) Rusty Bennett ( ) Bradley Logan ( ) Matt Van Horn ( ) Eric Suttle ( ) AT BATS Player (Years)...At Bats 1. J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Josh Vandiver ( ) Bradley Logan (2007- ) Chase Childers ( ) Michael Brand ( ) Eric Suttle ( ) Justin Newman ( ) Kyle Breitbach ( ) Ryan Sterling ( ) HITS Player (Years)... Hits 1. J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Bradley Logan ( ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Josh Vandiver ( ) Eric Suttle ( ) Justin Newman ( ) Chase Childers ( ) Jay Langston ( ) Scott Youngbauer ( ) Mark Mortimer ( ) DOUBLES Player (Years)...Doubles 1. Mark Mortimer ( )...57 Charlie Pelt ( ) Josh Vandiver ( ) Bradley Logan (2007- ) Jay Langston ( )...45 Justin Newman ( ) Rusty Bennett ( ) Bobby Kidd ( )...42 Kelly Eslinger ( ) Kyle Breitbach ( )...41 HOME RUNS Player (Years)...HR 1. Jason Glover ( ) Chad Smith ( ) Josh Vandiver ( ) Bradley Logan (2007- )...34 Charlie Pelt ( ) Rusty Bennett ( ) Willie Stroud ( ) Scott Youngbauer ( )...26 Jay Langston ( ) Justin Newman ( ) GAMES PLAYED (Career Records) TOTAL BASES Player (Years)... Total Bases 1. Josh Vandiver ( ) Bradley Logan (2007- ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Justin Newman ( ) J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Jason Glover ( ) Jay Langston ( ) Scott Youngbauer ( ) Chad Smith ( ) Mark Mortimer ( ) RUNS BATTED IN Player (Years)... RBI s 1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) Josh Vandiver ( ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Jay Langston ( ) Chad Smith ( ) Rusty Bennett ( ) Mark Mortimer ( ) Scott Youngbauer ( ) Chase Childers ( ) Jason Glover ( ) RUNS Player (Years)... Runs 1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Chase Childers ( ) Jay Langston ( ) Josh Vandiver ( ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Eric Suttle ( ) Jonathan Paden ( ) Chad Smith ( ) Herb Brooks ( ) WALKS Player (Years)... Walks 1. Chase Childers ( ) Rusty Bennett ( ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Jimmy Fowlkes ( ) J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Rob Loeb ( ) Kelly Eslinger ( ) Ryan Sterling ( ) Bradley Logan ( ) Chad Smith ( )...76 STOLEN BASES Player (Years)... SB s 1. Jimmy Fowlkes ( ) Herb Brooks ( ) Rob Loeb ( )...41 J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Henry Reese ( ) Jonathan Paden ( ) Dustin Phillips ( ) Eric Suttle ( ) Nick Hogan ( )...33 Bradley Logan (2007- ) Chase Childers ( )...31 Nathan Knight (96-97)...31 Justin Newman (03-06)...31 SACRIFICE HITS Player (Years)...SH 1. Ryan Sterling ( ) Chase Childers (2006-) Michael Nelson ( ) Matt Van Horn ( )...18 Eric Suttle ( ) Sean Fitzgerald ( ) Mike Buchanan ( )...16 J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Michael Brand ( ) Jonathan Paden (97-00)...12 Nick McEntyre (05-06)...12 Bradley Logan ( )...12 SACRIFICE FLIES Player (Years)... Sac Flies 1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) Mark Mortimer ( )...12 Jay Langston ( )...12 Josh Vandiver ( )...12 Justin Newman ( ) Dustin Phillips ( )...9 Rusty Bennett ( ) Mic Knox ( ) Chase Childers ( ) Others Tied with...7 HIT BY PITCHES Player (Years)...HBP 1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) Charlie Pelt ( ) Nick Hogan ( ) T.J. Brandenburg ( ) J.M. Rochon-Salvas ( ) Michael Brand ( )...19 Paul Schlosser ( ) Chad Bailey ( ) Rich Wiley ( ) Derek Simmons ( )...16 WINNING PERCENTAGE (min. 5 decisions) Player (Years)...Win % 1. Nick Squeglia (2009- ) Alan Traylor (1979) Aidan Francis (2009- ) Adam Bowling ( ) Ryan Moore (2009- ) Mike Carroll ( ) Robinson Polanco ( ) Paul Orr (1980) Rodney Dickinson ( ) SAVES Player (Years)...Saves 1. Kevin Hopper ( ) Justin Malone (2009- )...8 Pat Euart (1997)...8 Robbie Waits ( ) Brett Strickland ( ) John Locklear ( )...4 Rex Stephens ( )...4 Brock Radaker ( )...4 Romas Hicks ( )...4 Brent Everett ( )...4 Kevin Dooley (2007)...4

10 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 10 (Career Highs) CHAZ ABELN #18 - JR. (SEBRING, FL) Innings Pitched at Florida State (2/20/10) Strikeouts Will redshirt the 2010 season with an injury 2. JUCO transfer from South Florida CC 3. Went 5-4 with a 4.64 ERA during sophomore year THEO ASHER #15 - JR. (LILBURN, GA) At Bats... (6x) 5 at William & Mary (3/22/09)* Runs...4 at Mercer (3/26/08) Hits...(2x) 3 vs. Alabama A&M (4/21/08)* Doubles... (8x) 1 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09)* Triples...0 Home Runs...0 RBI s... (4x) 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09) Walks...(4x) 2 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09) Stolen Bases...1 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/5/08) Pitching Innings Pitched vs. Georgia Tech (4/15/09) Strikeouts...5 vs. Georgia Tech (4/15/09) 1. Earned first collegiate win in CAA Championship Game 2. Pitched 2.0 innings at #5 Florida State, allowing just one hit 3. Majoring in physics in the classroom DANIEL BLAUSTEIN #6 - SO. (ATLANTA, GA) At Bats... 6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Runs...4 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Hits...5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Doubles...(3x) 1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10)* Triples...0 Home Runs...1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) RBI s...6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Walks...(7x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10)* Stolen Bases... (2x) 1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) 1. Had a career game against Alabama State, belting first HR 2. Earned AJC All-State First Team senior year of HS 3. Father David is a professor at Georgia State DAVID BUCHANAN #22 - JR. (PEACHTREE CITY, GA) Innings Pitched at Old Dominion (3/27/10) Strikeouts at Old Dominion (3/27/10) 1. Earned first win at GSU against NCCU with 10 strikeouts 2. Ranked among top 40 prospects in Florida last year 3. Named CAA Pitcher of the Week on Monday WILL CAMPBELL #42 - JR. (DOUGLASVILLE, GA) Innings Pitched vs. UNC Asheville (3/8/10) Strikeouts... (2x) 5 at New Mexico State (3/13/10)* 1. Earned first collegiate save against UNC Asheville 2. Earned first career victory last year against Augusta State 3. Pitched locally at Alexander HS ZACH CHASTAIN #14 - JR. (LILBURN, GA) Innings Pitched vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09) Strikeouts...6 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09) 1. Threw perfect inning against Alabama State earlier this year 2. Made four appearances on the mound in relief this season 3. Held batters to a.222 batting average during his freshman year BRYAN CONDOTTA #13 - JR. (MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO) At Bats...5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Runs...3 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Hits...3 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Doubles... 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10) Triples...First Season Home Runs...1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) RBI s...3 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Walks... 2 at Florida State (2/20/10) Stolen Bases...1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) 1. Stole 38 bases in two years at Bossier Parish CC 2. Earned all-conference honors his freshman season 3. Had a career game against Alabama State, belting first HR RYAN FLEMING #24 - JR. (WHITBY, ONTARIO) At Bats...(2x) 6 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)* Runs...5 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10) Hits...5 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10) Doubles...3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10) Triples... (2x) 1 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)* Home Runs...(2x) 2 Austin Peay (3/20/10)* RBI s...8 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10) Walks... (6x) 2 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)* Stolen Bases...(4x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)* 1. Fourth on the team with a.430 batting average 2. Belted grand slams in back-to-back games against NCCU 3. Tied school record with 8 RBIs in a game against NCCU AIDAN FRANCIS #20 - JR. (NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA) Innings Pitched vs. VCU (5/1/09) Strikeouts...10 vs. VCU (5/1/09) All-CAA Third Team 2. Threw 2.2 innings of two-hit relief in NCAA Regionals 3. Went 5-1 last season, holding opponents to a.231 average JEREMY GAZERRO #32 - JR. (CALHOUN, GA) Innings Pitched... (2x) 4.0 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Strikeouts...7 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) 1. Allowed just 2 hits to earn win against Alabama State 2. Pitched 64.2 innings last season, striking out Four-year letterwinner at Gordon Central HS WES GRANT #34 - JR. (BENTON, AR) Innings Pitched... (3x) 3.0 vs. Georgia Tech (3/30/10)* Strikeouts...5 vs. vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10) 1. Returns to D1 after year at Bossier Parish CC 2. Spent two seasons at Central Arkansas, redshirting one 3. Made first appearance at GSU vs. NCCU on March 6th

11 Georgia State Baseball Notes, Page 11 (Career Highs) SHANE HAMMOND #17 - JR. (KENNESAW, GA) At Bats...5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Runs...2 at New Mexico State (3/14/10) Hits...(16x) 1 at Old Dominion (3/27/10)* Doubles... (2x) 1 vs. Kennesaw State (3/24/10)* Triples...0 Home Runs...1 at New Mexico State (3/14/10) RBI s... (5x) 1 vs. Kennesaw State (3/24/10)* Walks...2 vs. Quinnipiac (3/8/08)* Stolen Bases...0 * most recent (playing for Georgia Southern) 1. Belted first career home run at New Mexico State 2. Batting.333 with a.611 slugging percentage this season 3. Played freshman year at Georgia Southern JONATHAN KOLOWICH #5 - JR. (KENNESAW, GA) At Bats...6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Runs...(2x) 4 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)* Hits...5 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Doubles... (10x) 1 vs. UNC Asheville (3/9/10)* Triples...1 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Home Runs...(10x) 1 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)* RBI s...6 vs. Alabama State (3/23/10) Walks... (2x) 3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)* Stolen Bases... 3 vs. Samford (4/30/08) 1. Had career game against Alabama State with 5 hits and 6 RBIs 2. Gave the Panthers the lead in the 9th at ODU with a ph HR 3. Father played baseball at Jacksonville University ROB LIND #1 - JR. (HARTFORD S.D.) At Bats... 6 at Old Dominion (3/28/10) Runs... (4x) 3 vs. Kennesaw State (3/24/10)* Hits...4 vs. Kennesaw State (3/24/10) Doubles... (4x) 1 at Old Dominion (3/28/10)* Triples...1 vs. Centenary (3/20/10) Home Runs... (3x) 1 vs. Centenary (3/20/10)* RBI s...4 vs. UNC Asheville (3/8/10) Walks...(6x) 1 vs. vs. UNC Asheville (3/9/10)* Stolen Bases... 1 vs. USC Upstate (2/23/10) 1. Led Iowa Western to a pair of NJCAA College World Series 2. Belted first home run of the season against UNC Asheville 3. Started all but two games this season BRADLEY LOGAN #44 - SR. (AUGUSTA, GA) At Bats...(2x) 7 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)* Runs...(2x) 4 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10)* Hits...(2x) 5 at New Mexico State (3/14/10)* Doubles...3 vs. Northeastern (3/30/08) Triples... (3x) 1 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09)* Home Runs...(3x) 2 vs. Delaware (4/4/09)* RBI s...6 at New Mexico State (3/14/10) Walks... 3 vs. Towson (5/10/09) Stolen Bases...(3x) 2 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)* Pitching Innings Pitched at William & Mary (3/21/09) Strikeouts...3 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09) 1. Tied for third on team with seven home runs 2. Has reached base safely in 41 straight games 3. Holds school record in runs, RBIs, hit by pitches, sac flies JUSTIN MALONE #2 - SO. (ABINGDON, VA) At Bats... (2x) 5 at Tennessee Tech (4/21/09)* Runs...(4x) 2 vs. Alabama State (5/15/09)* Hits... (5x) 2 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)* Doubles... (2x) 1 vs. Samford (5/7/09)* RBI s... 2 at William & Mary (3/22/09) Walks...2 vs. VCU (5/1/09) Stolen Bases...1 vs. Alabama State (5/15/09) Pitching Innings Pitched vs. Xavier (3/6/09) Strikeouts...(2x) 4 at Old Dominion (3/28/10) 1. Named to NBCWA Stopper of the Year Watch List 2. Earned Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America honors 3. Allowed first run in last 21.0 innings against N.M. State BEN MARSHALL #23 - SO. (LOGANVILLE, GA) Innings Pitched vs. USC Upstate (2/23/10) Strikeouts...7 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09) 1. Made three midweek starts during his freshman year 2. Struck out 24 in just 19.0 innings pitched in Played locally at Loganville High School BRETT MAXWELL #19 - JR. (DOUGLASVILLE, GA) At Bats...6 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10) Runs... (3x) 3 vs. Centenary (3/19/10)* Hits... (2x) 4 vs. UNC Asheville (3/8/10)* Doubles... (5x) 1 at New Mexico State (3/12/10)* Triples...0 Home Runs...(2x) 1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/6/10)* RBI s...(3x) 3 vs. vs. UNC Asheville (3/9/10)* Walks... (3x) 2 vs. Mercer (3/3/10)* Stolen Bases... (4x) 1 vs. UNC Asheville (3/9/10)* 1. Redshirted 2009 due to an injury 2. Fourth on the team with a.442 batting average 3. Played freshman season at Georgia Southern, scoring 10 runs CHRIS METCALF #8 - SO. (LAWRENCEVILLE, GA) At Bats... (3x) 5 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)* Runs...(2x) 3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10)* Hits...3 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) Doubles...(3x) 1 at USC Upstate (2/24/10)* Triples...1 vs. North Carolina Central (3/5/10) Home Runs...0 RBI s...3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10) Walks...3 vs. North Carolina Central (3/7/10) Stolen Bases Served as primary back-up catcher during freshman season 2. Earned first career triple against NCCU 3. Set four career-highs against North Carolina Central on 3/7