VIRGINIA BASEBALL 2019 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

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1 VIRGINIA BASEBALL facebook.com/uvabaseball Baseball Contact: Scott Fitzgerald O: (434) C: (908) MARCH GAMES CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. DISHAROON PARK GAME INFORMATION Date/Time... March 22-4 p.m. March 23 & 24-1 p.m. Television...ACC Network Extra Radio...n/a Live Audio/Stat Links... VirginiaSports.com/coverage.aspx NATIONAL RANKINGS As of 3/18 UVA PITT RPI Baseball America D1Baseball NCBWA USA Today/Coaches Collegiate Baseball PROBABLE STARTERS BY POSITION (Lineup Subject to Change) Head Coach Brian O Connor Mike Bell Year at School 16th Season First Season Career Record (.712) 7-12 (.368) Record at School Same Same Record (2-4 ACC) 7-12 (1-5 ACC) 2018 Record (12-18 ACC) (11-19 ACC) Last Series Win vs. Opp Virginia All-Time vs. Pitt 16-5 Virginia Last Win vs. Pitt 3/30/18 (10-7) Pitt Last Win vs. Virginia 4/1/18 (4-1) PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS Day Teams Pitcher Stats (W-L, ERA, IP, BB, SO) Friday Pitt RHP Christian Camacho 1-1, 4.12 ERA, 19.2 IP, 8 BB, 24 SO Virginia RHP Noah Murdock 0-1, 4.55 ERA, 27.2 IP, 12 BB, 27 SO Saturday Pitt RHP Dan Hammer 2-2, 6.85 ERA, 22.1 IP, 11 BB, 35 SO Virginia RHP Griff McGarry 2-3, 4.21 ERA, 25.2 IP, 24 BB, 28 SO Sunday Pitt TBA Virginia RHP Mike Vasil 1-3, 5.32 ERA, 23.2 IP, 8 BB, 14 SO LEADING OFF Virginia enters the third weekend of ACC play in a three-way tie with North Carolina and Duke for second place in the ACC Coastal Division, one game out of first place. This weekend marks only the second ever trip Pittsburgh has made to Charlottesville since joining the ACC prior to the 2014 season. The 2015 series was moved to Charleston, S.C. due to weather and UVA took all three at Disharoon Park in Virginia is 2-0 in the opening game of the first two ACC series of the season Under head Coach Brian O Connor, the Cavaliers are in ACC play. His 276 wins are the 8th most in league history and fifth most among active ACC coaches. Pittsburgh comes into the series having lost eight of its last nine games Virginia owns a 16-5 overall mark against the Panthers. The only series loss against Pitt came last season where the Panthers rallied to win the final two games at Charles L. Cost Field. MIDWEEK RECAP Virginia recorded its fifth come-from-behind victory of the season and second in the last four games by defeating UConn, 6-3 on Wednesday (March 20). After falling behind 3-0 early, the Cavaliers rattled off the game s next six runs. Jack Weiller pushed across the go-ahead run on his team-leading, fourth sacrifice fly of the season in the bottom of the eighth. He ranks fourth in the NCAA in sacrifice flies in just 12 at bats in. Five pitchers combined for seven shutout innings to seal the seventh non-conference win of the season. Five of the six UVA runs scored on Wednesday afternoon came with two outs. LATE INNING HEROICS Over the last four games, Virginia has scored 16 runs in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings. The fourth and eighth innings have been the most potent frames for the Cavaliers, plating 23 runs in each. On Friday (March 15), Virginia erased a two-run deficit in the top of the ninth, scoring three runs and taking the series opener against Georgia Tech, 9-8. The last time Virginia erased a two or more run deficit in the ninth inning or later was almost a year to the day earlier, when Virginia scored three in the 10th to defeat Boston College on March 18, Pos. No. Name, Class AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-SBA Notes C 12 Logan Michaels, Jr Has caught 5-straight gms; 3-for-15, 2 RBI in that span 55 Cameron Comer, Sr rd on team w/ 11 walks; Hasn t caught since 3/2 1B 32 Nate Eikhoff, Sr Tied for team-lead in multi-rbi games (4) 2B 4 Nic Kent, Fr game reached base streak ended Wed.; 1-for-last-12 SS 10 Tanner Morris, So of 9 2B in ACC play; hit in all but 4 gms this year 3B 18 Zack Gelof, Fr Reached base in all 20 gms; hit safely 9-straight LF 22 Cayman Richardson, So Reached base in 8-straight ABs w/ 7 hits CF 20 Cameron Simmons, Sr Batting.417 (10-for-24) in ACC Play RF 13 Alex Tappen, So of his 14 RBI have come in last 9 games; DNS vs. UConn DH/LF 8 Brendan Rivoli, So th in ACC in batting; HR in 3 of last 4 games 14-CONSECUTIVE NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES SUPER REGIONALS (6) - 09, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (4) , 2011, 2014, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS SCHEDULE/RESULTS Overall: ACC: 2-4 Home: 9-4 Away: 1-3 Neutral: 0-3 Streak: W-1 FEBRUARY (4-4) MLB4 Collegiate Baseball Tournament Fri. 2/15 vs. #2 Vanderbilt 1 MLB Network L, 9-15 Sat. 2/16 vs. #17 TCU 1 L, 4-9 Sun. 2/17 vs. #24 Cal State Fullerton 1 L, 5-6 Tue. 2/19 VMI ACCNE W, 9-0 Fri. 2/22 VILLANOVA ACCNE W, 7-2 Fri. 2/23 VILLANOVA ACCNE W, 7-3 Sun. 2/24 VILLANOVA ACCNE W, 10-2 Tue. 2/26 WILLIAM & MARY ACCNE L, 3-9 MARCH (6-6) Sat. 3/2 SETON HALL ACCNE L, 0-3 Sat. 3/2 SETON HALL ACCNE W, 4-0 Sun. 3/3 SETON HALL ACCNE ccd. Mon. 3/4 WAGNER ACCNE W, 14-0 Wed. 3/6 WAGNER ACCNE W, 18-9 Sat. 3/9 DUKE* ACCNE W, 11-3 Sun. 3/10 DUKE* ACCNE L, 1-2 Sun. 3/10 DUKE* ACCNE L, 6-8 Wed. 3/13 at Liberty ESPN+ L, 5-14 Fri. 3/15 at Georgia Tech* ACCNE W, 9-8 Sat. 3/16 at Georgia Tech* ACCNE L, 3-7 Sun. 3/17 at Georgia Tech* ACCNE L, 5-6 Wed. 3/20 UCONN ACCNE W, 6-3 Fri. 3/22 PITTSBURGH* ACCNE 4 p.m. Sat. 3/23 PITTSBURGH* ACCNE 1 p.m. Sun. 3/24 PITTSBURGH* ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue. 3/26 LONGWOOD ACCNE 4 p.m. Wed. 3/27 RICHMOND ACCNE 4 p.m. Fri. 3/29 at NC State* ACCNE 6:30 p.m. Sat. 3/30 at NC State* ACCNE 6:30 p.m. Sun. 3/31 at NC State* ACCNE 1 p.m. APRIL (0-0) Tue. 4/2 OLD DOMINION ACCNE 5 p.m. Fri. 4/5 at Notre Dame* ACCNE 6 p.m. Sat. 4/6 at Notre Dame* ACCNE 2 p.m. Sun. 4/7 at Notre Dame ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue. 4/9 at James Madison 6 p.m. Wed. 4/10 NORFOLK STATE ACCNE 6 p.m. Fri. 4/12 MIAMI* ACCNE 6 p.m. Sat. 4/13 MIAMI* ACCNE 4 p.m. Sun. 4/14 MIAMI* ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue. 4/16 RADFORD ACCNE 6 p.m. Thu. 4/18 FLORIDA STATE* ACCNE 6 p.m. Fri. 4/19 FLORIDA STATE* ACCNE 6 p.m. Sat. 4/20 FLORIDA STATE* ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue. 4/23 LIBERTY ACCNE 6 p.m. Wed. 4/24 JAMES MADISON ACCNE 6 p.m. Fri. 4/26 at North Carolina* ACCNE 6 p.m. Sat. 4/27 at North Carolina* ACCNE 4 p.m. Sun. 4/28 at North Carolina* ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue. 4/30 at VCU 7 p.m. MAY (0-0) Fri. 5/10 LOUISVILLE* ACCNE 6 p.m. Sat. 5/11 LOUISVILLE* ACCNE 4 p.m. Sun. 5/12 LOUISVILLE* ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue. 5/14 VCU ACCNE 6 p.m. Thu. 5/16 at Virginia Tech* ACCNE 6 p.m. Fri. 5/17 at Virginia Tech* ACCNE 3 p.m. Sat. 5/18 at Virginia Tech* ACCNE 1 p.m. Tue.-Sun 5/21-26 ACC Tournament 2 ACCNE/RSN TBA Home games in BOLD ; *denotes ACC games; all times Eastern: 1 Scottsdale, Ariz.., 2 Durham, N.C.

2 VIRGINIA BASEBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 2 Drew Blakely C R/R Jr. Galesburg, Mich./Gull Lake 3 Jack Weiller INF L/R Sr. Katonah, N.Y./John Jay-Cross River 4 Nic Kent INF R/R Fr. Charlottesville, Va./St. Anne s-belfield 5 Drew Hamrock C/INF R/R Fr. Roswell, Ga./Milton 6 Christian Hlinka OF L/R So. Frenchtown, N.J./Delaware Valley 7 Devin Ortiz INF/RHP R/R So. Irvington, N.J./St. Joseph Regional 8 Brendan Rivoli C/OF L/R So. Douglassville, Pa./Daniel Boone 9 Jack Dragum INF/RHP R/R Fr. Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover 10 Tanner Morris INF L/R So. Crozet, Va./The Miller School 11 Ben Harris OF/LHP L/L Fr. Alpharetta, Ga./Milton 12 Logan Michaels C R/R Jr. DeForest, Wis./Madison College 13 Alex Tappen OF R/R So. Lower Gwynedd, Pa. /Wissahickon 14 Brandon Neeck LHP R/L Fr. Chappaqua, N.Y./Horace Greeley 15 Riley Wilson LHP L/L Gr. Midlothian, Va./Cosby 16 Andrew Abbott LHP L/L So. Halifax, Va./Halifax County 18 Zack Gelof INF R/R Fr. Rehoboth Beach, Del./Cape Henlopen 19 Bryce Greenly OF R/R Fr. Milford, Del./Milford 20 Cameron Simmons OF R/R Sr. Royersford, Pa./Spring-Ford 21 Cristian Sanchez RHP R/R Fr. Centreville, Va./Centreville 22 Cayman Richardson INF/OF R/R Jr. Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover 23 Grant Donahue RHP R/R Sr. Berlin, Md./Decatur 25 Griff McGarry RHP R/R So. Portola Valley, Calif./Menlo 27 Chesdin Harrington RHP R/R Sr. Montpelier, Va./Patrick Henry 28 Noah Murdock RHP R/R Jr. Colonial Heights, Va./Colonial Heights 29 Zach Messinger RHP R/R Fr. Chandler, Ind./Castle 31 Jimmy Sullivan OF L/L Fr. Wethersfield, Conn./Wethersfield 32 Nate Eikhoff INF L/R Sr. Bristow, Va./Patriot 33 Paul Kosanovich RHP R/R Jr. Temple City, Calif./East LA College 34 Evan Sperling RHP R/R Sr. Poquoson, Va./Grafton 35 Blake Bales RHP R/R So. Schoolcraft, Mich./Kellogg CC 38 Kyle Whitten RHP R/R So. Manassas, Va./Osborn Park 40 Billy Price LHP L/L Fr. Morristown, N.J./Delbarton 45 Will Allocca C/INF R/R Jr. Richmond, Va./Collegiate 47 Sen Kenneally RHP R/R Fr. Morehead City, N.C./Phillips Exeter 48 Mike Vasil RHP L/R Fr. Wellesley, Mass./Boston College 55 Cameron Comer C L/R Sr. Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty Head Coach: 26 Brian O Connor (Creighton 93), 16th season Associate Head Coach: 44 Kevin McMullan (Indiana-Pa. 90), 16th season Assistant Coaches: 36 Karl Kuhn (Florida 92), 16th season 1 Matt Kirby (William & Mary 03), eighth season Director of Player Personnel: Branden Cogswell (Virginia 18), first season (second overall) Asst. AD for Baseball Admin: Justin Armistead (Virginia 08), fourth season Baseball Operations Assistant: Joe Bialkoski (North Florida 17), second season Coordinator of Video & Scouting: Michael Garza (Georgetown 12), first season Athletic Trainer: Brian McGuire (Slippery Rock 93), 16th season Strength & Conditioning: Ed Nordenschild (UT-Arlington 93) Student Managers: Evan Duhon, Cameron Brummitt, Reese McQuaid ALPHABETICAL NO. NAME POS. 16 Abbott, Andrew...LHP 45 Allocca, Will...C/INF 35 Bales, Blake... RHP 2 Blakely, Drew...C 55 Comer, Cameron...C/INF 23 Donahue, Grant... RHP 9 Dragum, Jack... INF 32 Eikhoff, Nate... INF 18 Gelof, Zack... INF 19 Greenly, Bryce...OF 5 Hamrock, Drew...C/INF 27 Harrington, Chesdin... RHP 11 Harris, Ben...OF/LHP 6 Hlinka, Christian...OF 47 Kenneally, Sen... RHP 4 Kent, Nic... INF 33 Kosanovich, Paul... RHP 25 McGarry, Griff... RHP 29 Messinger, Zach... RHP 12 Michaels, Logan...C 10 Morris, Tanner... INF 28 Murdock, Noah... RHP 14 Neeck, Brandon...LHP 7 Ortiz, Devin... INF/RHP 40 Price, Billy...LHP 22 Richardson, Cayman... INF 8 Rivoli, Brendan...C 21 Sanchez, Cristian... RHP 20 Simmons, Cameron...OF 34 Sperling, Evan... RHP 31 Sullivan, Jimmy...OF 13 Tappen, Alex... INF 48 Vasil, Mike... RHP 3 Weiller, Jack... INF 38 Whitten, Kyle... RHP 15 Wilson, Riley...LHP PRONUNCIATIONS Allocca... uh-lock-uh Comer... COE-mer Dragum...Dra-GUM Eikhoff...IKE-hoff Gelof... GEL-off (Hard G) Hlinka...Ha-Linka Kenneally, Sen... (rhymes w/den...ken-kneel-ee Kosanovich...Coh-SAN-oh-vitch Kuhn... Kyoon Messinger...MESS-Singer Neeck...NEEK (rymes w/ seek) Vasil... VAH-syl Weiller...WHY-ler BREAKDOWN BY STATE/ PROVINCE/COUNTRY California... 2 Connecticut... 1 Delaware... 2 Georgia... 2 Massachusetts... 1 Michigan... 2 Maryland... 1 New York... 2 New Jersey... 3 North Carolina... 1 Ohio... 1 Pennsylvania... 3 Virginia Wisconsin... 1 BREAKDOWN BY CLASS True Freshman Sophomore... 9 Junior... 6 Senior... 7 Graduate... 1

3 HEAD COACH BRIAN O CONNOR PERSONAL INFORMATION Born: April 21, 1971, in Omaha, Neb. High School: Saint Albert H.S., Council Bluffs, Iowa (1989) College: Creighton (1993), bachelor s in marketing Coaching Career: Creighton, Assistant Coach ( ) Notre Dame, Assistant Coach ( ) Notre Dame, Assoc. Head Coach ( ) Virginia, Head Coach (2004-present) Family: Married to former Cindy Petratis; three children - daughters, Ellie and Maggie and son, Dillon VIRGINIA NOTES 16th season at Virginia ( (.712); ACC) All-time winningest coach at Virginia Third winningest active head coach and 18th-winningest all-time in Division I baseball entering season (.716) Won 2015 NCAA National Championship (one of 8 active coaches to own a national title) Three-time National Coach of the Year (2006, 09, 15) Four-time ACBA Atlantic Region Coach of the Year (2004, 09, 11, 14, 15) Five-time ACC Coach of the Year (2004, 10, 11, 13, 14) NCAA tournament appearances in 14-straight seasons (UVA had been to three NCAA tournaments prior to his arrival) Guided UVA to 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015 College World Series as well as 2014 and 2015 CWS Finals 2009 trip to CWS was first in school history (Irvine Regional and Oxford Super Regional champions) Competed in 14 NCAA regionals and six super regionals (hosted nine NCAA regionals and five super regionals) Has won six regionals, four super regionals Led UVA to 2010 and 2011 ACC Coastal Division titles Second fastest in ACC history to reach 600 wins (825 games); only FSU s Mike Martin did so faster (802) Led teams to ACC Championship games in 2005, 2008, 2009 and 2011 (won 09 and 11 titles) Four 50-win seasons (51 in 2010, 56 in 2011, 50 in 2013, 53 in 2014) Guided UVA to school-record win total each year from (49 in 2009, 51 in 2010, 56 in 2011) Program has had 75 players picked in Major League Baseball Draft over the last 14 years UVA has had 26 All-America and 68 all-conference selections in his tenure CAREER NOTES Associate head coach of Notre Dame s 2002 College World Series team (head coach was current LSU coach Paul Mainieri) Assistant coach at Notre Dame from Played college baseball at Creighton and pitched on the Bluejays 1991 College World Series team Played in the minor leagues in the Philadelphia Phillies farm system before assistant coaching stints at Creighton and Notre Dame COACHING RECORD AT VIRGINIA Year Overall ACC Postseason NCAA C ville Regional NCAA Corvallis Regional NCAA C Ville Regional NCAA C Ville Regional NCAA Fullerton Regional NCAA College World Series NCAA Super Regional NCAA College World Series NCAA C Ville Regional NCAA Super Regional NCAA CWS Finals NCAA National Champions NCAA C ville Regional NCAA Fort Worth Regional Career TEAM NOTES Virginia has six players in the lineup with 13 or more RBI, the second-most to Florida State (7) in the ACC. Virginia has homered in four-straight games for the first time since 2017 when it finished the season with a long ball in eight-straight. As a team, Virginia has struck out 122 times, the fewest in the ACC. Led by Weiller, Virginia has produced 15 sacrifice flies, the most in the ACC and the fifth most in the country. Going into the weekend, Virginia is ranked second in the league in fielding percentage (.977) behind 20-1 NC State (.986). AT THE PLATE Brendan Rivoli continued his power surge on Wednesday with his third home run in the last four games. He s now tied for the team lead with three on the year. Rivoli ranks ninth in the ACC with his team-best.359 batting average and has 10 multi-hit games in. Sophomore Cayman Richardson was a perfect 3-for-3 with a walk against UConn and has reached base in eight consecutive at bats after a 4-for-4 effort last Sunday (March 17) against Georgia Tech. Freshman Zack Gelof has reached base safely in his first 20 games of his collegiate career and also carries a nine-game hit streak in to the weekend. The nine-game tear surpassed Tanner Morris eight gamer from Feb. 22 March 10 for the longest by a Cavalier this season. In six ACC games, Cameron Simmons is batting.417 (10- for-24). He s reached base safely in six-straight coming in the series and is second on the team with eight multi-hit games. A total of 10 of his 13 RBI this season have come in the month of March. TOEING THE RUBBER The trio of Noah Murdock, Griff McGarry and Mike Vasil have combined to start on all five weekends this season. Despite factoring in only one decision in five starts this year, Virginia has recorded three of its 10 wins with Murdock on the mound. Chesdin Harrington settled down the midweek game on Wednesday, escaped a bases loaded jam and retired all eight batters he faced. He struck out four batters including the side in the fourth. Opponents have not scored on Harrington in six of his last seven appearances. Righthander Paul Kosanovich picked up his team-leading, third win on Wednesday against Liberty. He is also tied for the team-lead with eight appearances. Sophomore Kyle Whitten struck out a pair of batters in the ninth on Wednesday and recorded his team-best, second save of the year. He also has a hold to his credit, pitching a shutout seventh inning against Cal State Fullerton on Feb. 17. MLB4 AT A GLANCE Virginia played three ranked foes (No. 2 Vanderbilt, No. 17 TCU & No. 24 Cal State Fullerton) in the inaugural MLB4 Collegiate Baseball Tournament in Scottdale, Ariz. to open the season. It marked the first time in school history Virginia played three-ranked opponents to start a season and Vanderbilt was the highest ranked team to open the season since 2010 when it started up with a three-game series at No. 11 East Carolina. vs All-Time Record Home Away Neutral Run Games Run Games Shutouts Extra Innings Most Runs, Virginia...19, 1940 Most Runs, Pitt... 7, 1966 Margin, Virginia...14, 1940 Margin, Pitt...6, 1966, 2018 Longest Win Streak, Virginia...9, Longest Win Streak, Pitt... 2, 2018-Present VS. PITT (SINCE 2004) Home: 3-0 ACC: 11-4 ACCT: n/a Away: 6-3 Neutral: 2-1 4/4/2014 A W 4-0 4/5/2014 A L 1-2 4/6/2014 A W 3-0 3/7/2015 N 1 L 0-1 3/7/2015 N 1 W 2-1 3/8/2015 N 1 W /30/2016 A W 5-1 4/30/2016 A W Charleston, S.C. 5/1/2016 A W 9-1 4/7/2017 H W /8/2017 H W 5-2 4/9/2017 H W 4-3 3/30/2018 A W /31/2018 A L 5-7 4/1/2018 A L 1-4 Against Vanderbilt, an eight-run third inning doomed Virginia in a 15-9 loss in a game that aired live on MLB Network. On Saturday against TCU, the Cavaliers fell behind 7-0 after the first inning and could not recover. In the tournament finale, Cal State Fullerton scored three runs in the top of the ninth to wipe away a 5-3 Virginia advantage. Virginia is winless through its first four games for the first time since 2003 when it dropped its first three games at Auburn. FRESH START 2018 marked the first time in Brian O Connor s tenure that Virginia failed to qualify for the NCAA Tournament. The streak of 14-straight regionals was the fourth-longest in college baseball going into last season. Only two programs, Florida State (41-straight) and Cal State Fullerton (27-straight) hold active streaks more than 14. In the history of college baseball only 15 programs have qualified for the NCAA Tournament 14-straight seasons. Head Coach Brian O Connor is one of five coaches ever to qualify for the NCAA Tournament in each of the first 14 seasons at the helm. Mike Martin, Florida State present (39 seasons) Jim Morris, Miami (23 seasons) Brian O Connor, Virginia (14 seasons) Dave Van Horn, Arkansas (14 seasons) Jack Leggett, Clemson (14 seasons) Counting his time as an assistant at Notre Dame under Paul Mainieri, O Connor went to 19-straight NCAA Regionals, five with the Irish from Virginia is unranked in the preseason for the first time since 2009, the same season the Cavaliers reached the College World Series.

4 QUALITY STARTS (6) Pitcher Date Opponent IP ER Result Murdock 2/17 CS Fullerton 6 3 L, 5-6 McGarry 2/22 Villanova W, 7-2 Murdock 3/2 Seton Hall L, 0-3 McGarry 3/2 Seton Hall W, 4-0 Vasil 3/4 Wagner 6 0 W, 14-0 McGarry 3/10 Duke L, 1-2 Quality Start = 6 IP, 3 earned runs or less BULLPEN HOLDS (1) Pitcher Date Opponent IP ER Result Whitten 2/17 CS Fullerton 1 0 L, 5-6 Hold = Relief pitcher enters game in save situation hands over that lead to another reliever without the score having been tied in the interim BLOWN LEADS (5) Date Opponent Lead (Inning) Final 2/17 CS Fullerton 3-2 (8) L, 5-6 2/22 Villanova (6) W, 7-3 2/26 William & Mary 3-1 (2) L, 3-9 3/13 Liberty 3-0 (4) L, /16 Georgia Tech 2-0 (1) W, 9-8 BIG INNINGS - 5+ RUNS (8) Date Opponent Runs Inning 2/19 VMI 5 5th 2/22 Villanova-1 5 4th 2/22 Villanova-2 5 8th 2/24 Villanova 5 6th 3/4 Wagner 5 4th 3/6 Wagner 6 1st 3/6 Wagner 5 2nd 3/9 Duke 6 4th OPPONENT BIG INNINGS - 5+ RUNS (1) Date Opponent Runs Inning 2/15 Vanderbilt 8 4 3/13 Liberty 7 5 3/13 Liberty 5 8 HOME RUN TRACKER (7) HR Name Gm ROB Outs Date Opponent 1 Simmons /22 Villanova-1 2 Tappen /22 Villanova-1 3 Morris /22 Villanova-2 4 Ortiz /2 Seton Hall-2 5 Morris /4 Wagner 6 Morris /4 Wagner 7 Simmons /6 Wagner 8 Rivoli /15 Georgia Tech 9 Simmons /16 Georgia Tech 10 Rivoli /17 Georgia Tech COME FROM BEHIND WINS (5) Date Opponent Deficit (Inning) Final 2/22 Villanova-1 1 (5) W, 7-2 2/22 Villanova-2 1 (8) W, 7-3 3/6 Wagner 2 (1) W, /15 Georgia Tech 2 (9) W, 9-8 3/20 UConn 3 (4) W, 6-3 COMEBACK KIDS After an injury-riddled 2018 season the Cavaliers return a number of key pieces to the lineup that missed significant action last year: OF Cameron Simmons - Missed entire 2018 season with shoulder injury, batted.352 in 2017 and was an 2nd Team All- ACC honoree (only one ACC player batted over.352 in 2018, Joey Bart-GT the 2nd overall pick in the 2018 draft) RHP Noah Murdock - Had Tommy John surgery after 2017 season, pitched in five games at end of 2018 season. RHP Evan Sperling - Sunday starter in 2018, season cut short due to injury, had a 1.96 ERA over first four starts RHP Chesdin Harrington - Missed 2018 season due to injury, figures to big part of UVA bullpen in, one of three pitchers with NCAA Regional experience STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST - Virgina reliever Andrew Abbott, a freshman All-American last season was on the initial NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award Watch list, annually giving to the country s top relief pitcher. -Abbott pitched almost exclusively out of the bullpen with 23 relief appearances -His 74 strikeouts as a reliever were the third most in the ACC and sixth most in the ACC PRESEASON RANKINGS -SS Tanner Morris, a draft eligible sophomore is the No. 49 overall prospect on Baseball America s Top. 50 College Prospect list. -According to D1Baseball.com Nate Eikhoff ranked No. 49 on its top 100 senior list -Cam Simmons (#19), Tanner Morris (#24), and Noah Murdock( #27) were included on the D1Baseball s Top ACC prospects for the Draft. THE NEW GUYS -The Cavaliers added 16 newcomers to its roster for 2013, 13 freshmen and three transfers. -According to Perfect Game, Virginia s recruiting class was ranked No. 14 in the country with two top 100 players (Mike Vasil - No. 23 & Brandon Neeck - No. 63) -Virginia had six players on D1Baseball s ACC Impact Freshman list, tied for the most with North Carolina in the league. Mike Vasil - #6 Zack Gelof - #19 Nic Kent - #29 Zach Messinger - #32 Drew Hamrock - #41 Ben Harris - #46 O CONNOR S TENURE WITH TEAM USA Virginia head coach Brian O Connor served as the pitching coach for U.S. Collegiate National team this past summer. Current LSU head coach Paul Maineri, served as the manager for Team USA this summer. O Connor spent nine seasons working as an assistant on Mainieri s staff at Notre Dame from While working together, the Irish posted an overall record of , won six conference championships and made six trips to the NCAA Tournament. O Connor s college coach at Creighton, Jim Hendry, will also be on staff as the bench coach. Hendry now works for the New York Yankees as a special assignment scout. O Connor will face six former Team USA members this season Will Wilson (NC State), Patrick Bailey (NC State), Mason Feole (UConn), Graeme Stinson (Duke), CJ Van Eyk (Florida St.),and Drew Parrish (Florida St.) PITCHING STAFF FIT FOR THE BASKETBALL COURT UVA Baseball UVA Basketball Noah Murdock 6-8 De Andre Hunter 6-7 Sen Kenneally 6-8 Ty Jerome 6-5 Zach Messinger 6-6 Kyle Guy 6-2 Evan Sperling 6-6 Mamadi Diakite 6-9 Billy Price 6-6 Jack Salt 6-10 As a collective unit, the five UVA pitchers above are taller than the starting five on the UVA basketball team. CURRENT HOOS SELECTED IN MLB DRAFTS Name Draft Year Team Round (Pick) Andrew Abbott 2017 Yankees 36th (1,082) Zack Gelof 2018 Indians 38th (1,153) Griff McGarry 2017 Rangers 31st (944) Noah Murdock 2017 Nationals 38th (1,144) Cameron Simmons 2018 Rangers 15th (449) MLB DRAFT SUCCESS Six Cavaliers were selected in the 2018 MLB Draft for the second-straight season. Two of this year s picks fell in the Top 40, including Daniel Lynch at No. 34 overall to the Royals. Virginia is the only program in country to have first round pick in each of last five seasons. Five of the six selections came in first 10 rounds, tied for the second most in the country. Virginia is one of four schools (Florida, Oregon, Stanford) with multiple selections in the top-40 in Cavaliers have been selected in the top three rounds under in the past 15 years and the only school in the country with multiple selections in the top-40 in back-to-back seasons. 81 players have been drafted in the Brian O Connor era (since 2004) and a total of 136 since the start of the program. Including this year s class, Virginia has had 14 First Round draft picks, 12 have played for head coach Brian O Connor. Adam Haseley (7th overall) and Pavin Smith (8th overall) are one of two sets of position players teammates to be selected in the top-10 since 1988 (OSU Monty Fariss & Robin Ventura) HOOS IN THE WORLD SERIES Chris Taylor became the first Cavalier to play in back-to-back World Series as a member of the Dodgers in 2017 and He was named co-mvp of the 2017 NLCS after batting.316 with two home runs, five runs scored and three RBIs. Virginia has been represented in the last three World Series (Brandon Guyer - CLE -2016). Derek Fisher became the second Cavalier to win a World Series as a member of the Houston Astros. He scored the game-winning run in game five on a walk-off single by Alex Bregman.

5 PROGRAM SUPERLATIVES 81 Cavaliers have been selected in the MLB Draft in the last 15 years. Virginia is the only program in the country to boast a first round draft pick in each of the last five seasons UVA has won 42 NCAA tournament games since 2009 tied for the fourth most in the nation in that span. WINNINGEST PROGRAMS OF THE 2010s CWS National School Record Pct. Apps Titles 1. Oregon State Louisville VIRGINIA LSU Florida State ACC Batting Since Virginia Georgia Tech Louisville ACC Fielding Since Virginia Louisville North Carolina Virginia Pitching Virginia ranked in the top 20 in the country in ERA in nine of his 15 seasons. (only 6 teams nationally have appeared in nine or more in that span UVA posted the lowest ERA in the nation in 2011 (2.24) and second lowest in 2014 (2.23) and ranked third nationally in ERA in 2005, 06, 07 and 09. NCAA Tournament Streaks All-Time Miami...44 ( ) Florida State...41 (1978-present) Cal State Fullerton...27 (1992-present) Rice...23 ( ) Clemson...21 ( ) Oklahoma State...19 ( ) Texas...18 ( ) LSU...17 ( ) Northern Colorado...15 ( ) Oral Roberts...15 ( ) South Carolina...15 ( ) Virginia...14 ( ) Arkansas...14 ( ) Georgia Tech...14 ( ) Wichita State...14 ( ) Stanford...13 ( ) Texas...13 ( ) Vanderbilt...13 (2006-present) VIDEO REPLAY REVIEWS (17) 2/19 vs. VMI B3 - Out/safe at 2B - VMI Challenge (L) - 1:45 2/22 vs. Villanova-1 B5 - Out/Safe 1B - UVA Challenge (W) - 1:11 2/22 vs. Villanova-2 T7 - Out/Safe 2B - VU Challenge (L) - 1:16 2/24 vs. Villanova - Catch/no catch - VU Challenge (L) - 1:07 2/26 vs. W&M - Out/Safe 1B - UVA Challenge (L) - 1:34 3/4 vs. Wagner - Out/Safe on SB - UVA Challenge (L) - 1:26 3/9 vs. Duke - Ground-rule 2B B3 - Duke Challenge (W) - 1:22 3/9 vs. Duke - Neighborhood play 2B T6 - Duke Challenge (W) - 2:42 3/9 vs. Duke - HBP/strike T8 - Duke Challenge (L) - 1:11 3/10 vs. Duke - Out/safe 1B T1 - Duke Challenge (W) 2:08 3/10 vs. Duke-2 Out/safe HP B5 - UVA Challenge (W) 3:30 3/10 vs. Duke-2 HR/No HR T7 - Duke Challenge (L) : 1:01 3/10 vs. Duke 2 Catch/no catch B9 UVA Challenge (L): 1:04 3/13 vs. Liberty - Out/Safe 1B T4 - UVA Challenge (L): 2:17 3/15 at GT - Out/Safe PO T7 - GT Challenge (W): 3:52 3/16 at GT - Out/Safe 1B T3 - GT Challenge (L): 3:44 3/20 vs UConn - Out/Safe 2B - UConn Challenge (L): 1:28 Brian O Connor: 2-4 on initiated challenges Opponents: 4-7 on initiated challenges Total Time: 32 minutes, 38 seconds Avg. Time per review: 1: Brian O Connor: 3-12 on initiated challenges Opponents: 4-14 on initiated challenges Total Time: 1:23.49 Avg. Time per review: 2:32 Video review will be available at ALL Virginia home games in. OUTFIELD ASSISTS (3) Date Player Opponent Scoring 3/9 Richardson Duke 7-4 3/10 Tappen Duke /17 Simmons Georgia Tech F85 DP SF WALK-OFF WINS (0) Date Opponent Score (Inn.) GW Play UVA WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE POLLS BA CB Coaches D1 NCBWA PG PRE 2/ / / / / Virginia was unranked in the preseason for the first time since 2009, the same year the program advanced to its first CWS

6 QUICK FACTS THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Name...The University of Virginia Founded...by Thomas Jefferson in 1819 Nicknames... Cavaliers, Wahoos, Hoos Location... Charlottesville, Va. Enrollment...21,800 President...Teresa A. Sullivan Athletics Director... Carla Williams Conference...Atlantic Coast Colors... Orange and Blue STADIUM INFORMATION Facility (Capacity)...Davenport Field...at Disharoon Park (5,365) Dimensions Surface...Natural Grass First Year of Operation Largest Attendance Figure...5,074...vs. North Carolina (April 14, 2012) UVA s Overall Record in Facility (.768) First Game... Feb. 16, 2002 vs. Bucknell Hosted Regionals... 9 (2004, 06, 07, 10-14, 16) Hosted Super Regionals... 5 (2010, 11, 13, 14, 15) COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Brian O Connor (Creighton, 93)...16th season Career/School Record , ACC Associate Head Coach...Kevin McMullan (Indiana-Pa., 90) Assistant Coach... Karl Kuhn (Florida, 92) Assistant Coach... Matt Kirby (William and Mary, 03) Student Assistant... Nate Irving TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record ACC Record/Finish /5th, Coastal Division ACC Tournament NCAA Tournament... n/a Position Starters Returning/Lost...5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost...8/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...21/13 Newcomers...16 (13 freshmen, 3 transfers) ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS Assistant AD for Media Relations...Jim Daves Asst. Director/Baseball Contact...Scott Fitzgerald Office... (434) Cell... (434) s.fitzgerald@virginia.edu UVA Media Relations Phone... (434) Disharoon Park Press Box... (434) Official UVA Athletics Website...VirginiaSports.com ACC COACHES PRESEASON POLL (first-place votes in parentheses) Coastal Division Atlantic Division 1. North Carolina (13) Louisville (7) Virginia (1) Florida State (6) - 86 Duke Clemson (1) Miami NC State Georgia Tech Wake Forest Pitt Notre Dame Virginia Tech Boston College - 19 Overall Champion: Louisville THE LAST TIME VIRGINIA... Won 10 or more consecutive games...feb. 17-March 4, 2017 (10 games) Won 19 consecutive games (school record)...feb. 20-March 20, 2009 Won 10 or more consecutive home games... March 1-April 11, 2014 (16 games) Won 18 consecutive home games (school record)...feb. 22-March 25, 2008 Lost five or more consecutive games...april 29-May 12, 2003 (5 games) Scored 20 or more runs in a game...20 vs. Wagner (March 9, 2016) Had 20 or more hits in a game...20 vs. Duke (March 25, 2017) Gave up 20 or more hits in a game...26 vs. Duke (March 24, 2017) Scored 10 or more runs in an inning...11 in 3rd inning vs. VMI (Feb. 23, 2016) Gave up 10 or more runs in an inning...10 in 5th inning at Louisville (March 27, 2016) Turned a triple play... at North Carolina A&T (Feb. 13, 2004) Shut out an opponent (9 innings)... vs. Wagner (March 4, ) Shut out an opponent (7 innings)...georgia Tech (11-0) (May 19, ACC Tournament) Shut out consecutive opponents...seton Hall-2 (4-0) and Wagner (14-0) (March 2/4 ) Was shut out... vs. Seton Hall-1 (March 2, ) Was shut out in two consecutive games...nc State (6-0 and 1-0) (April 9-10, 2005) Had zero RBIs and won... vs. William & Mary (Feb. 28, 2018) Hit consecutive triples...jarrett Parker and Tyler Cannon at UC Irvine (May 31, NCAA Regional) Hit consecutive home runs...jake McCarthy and Adam Haseley at Georgia Tech (May 18, 2017) Hit three consecutive home runs... Jon Benick, Mark Rueffert... and Dan Street at Virginia Tech (April 18, 2001) Had four different players homer in one game... Andy Weber, Alex Tappen, Jack Weiller (2) at Wake Forest (May 18, 2018) Swept a home ACC doubleheader... North Carolina (April 14, 2018) Swept a road ACC doubleheader... at Pitt (April 30, 2016) Was swept in an ACC doubleheader...duke (March 9-10, ) Swept a three-game ACC series at home... Pitt (April 7-9, 2017) Swept a three-game ACC series on the road...at Pitt (April 30-May 1, 2016) Was swept in a three-game ACC series at home... Clemson (April 27-29, 2018) Was swept in a three-game ACC series on the road...at Miami (March 23-25, 2018) Was no-hit...bob Thomson, North Carolina (April 17, 1976) THE LAST TIME A CAVALIER... Hit two home runs in a game... Tanner Morris vs. Wagner (3/4/19) Hit two home runs in the same inning...jack Weiller (9th) at Wake Forest (May 18, 2018) Had two players hit two home runs in same game... Robbie Coman & Adam Haseley vs. Rutgers (Feb. 24, 2017) Hit three home runs in a game...dan Street vs. Old Dominion in Charleston, S.C. (Feb. 22, 2002) Hit a walk-off home run...kenny Towns vs. Florida State (May 25, ACC Tournament) Hit a grand slam...alex Tappen vs. Radford (April 11, 2018) Hit a home run to lead off a game...adam Haseley vs. George Washington (April 6, 2016) Hit a home run over UVA s Blue Monster... Joe Koshansky vs. Central Connecticut (March 7, 2004) Hit an inside-the-park home run...danny Hultzen vs. Richmond (April 20, 2011) Hit a pinch-hit home run...jack Weiller at Wake Forest (May 19, 2018) Hit for the cycle... Hunter Wyant at High Point (March 12, 2001) Hit three doubles in a game...zack Gelof vs. Vanderbilt (Feb.15, ) Hit two triples in a game... Adam Haseley vs. Wake Forest (May 27, 2016) Had four hits in a game... Cayman Richardson at Georgia Tech (March 17, Had five hits in a game...nick Howard vs. Richmond (April 24, 2013) Scored five or more runs in a game... Tyler Cannon (5) at Wake Forest (March 6, 2009) Had five RBI in a game...alex Tappen vs. Radford (April 11, 2018) Had six RBI in a game... Tanner Morris vs. Wagner (3/4/19) Had seven RBI in a game... Pavin Smith vs. Old Dominion (April 4, 2017) Had eight RBI in a game...kenny Towns at East Carolina (Feb. 15, 2013) Had nine or more RBI in a game...brandon Guyer (9) vs. Niagara (March 13, 2007) Stole three bases in a game... Adam Haseley at VCU (March 29, 2017) Stole four or more bases in a game...greg Miclat (4) at Clemson (April 20, 2007) Stole home... Andy Weber vs. Boston College (March 18, 2018) Walked five times in a game...phil Gosselin at James Madison (March 17, 2010) Had 10 or more strikeouts in a game... Daniel Lynch (13) vs Georgia Tech (May 14, 2018 Pitched a nine-inning complete game...derek Casey vs. Virginia Tech-1 (April 6, 2018) Pitched back-to-back complete games...connor Jones at Pitt (April 30, 2016) and Ga. Tech (May 13, 2016) Pitched a seven-inning shutout...josh Sborz vs. Georgia Tech (May 19, ACC Tournament) Pitched a nine-inning shutout...derek Casey vs. Virginia Tech-1 (April 6, 2018) Saved both ends of a doubleheader...branden Kline vs. Maryland (March 26, 2011) Pitched a no-hitter...nicholson, Rohm, Donahue, Wilson, Meyer & Sousa (11 innings)... vs. W&M (Feb. 28, 2018) Pitched a perfect game...will Roberts vs. George Washington (March 29, 2011)

7 BIO NOAH MURDOCK RHP Jr R-R Colonial Heights, Va. Colonial Heights Started the Sunday game of the MLB4 Tournament in Arizona against No. 24 Cal State Fullerton Took a no decision and left the game with a 4-3 lead, finished with his first quality start (6.0 IP, 3 ER) since 4/29/17 STARTING PITCHING SUMMARY Appeared in five games, making four starts Returned midway through the season after Tommy John surgery the previous May Totaled 13.1 innings pitched, 13 strikeouts and a 2-2 record In his final two starts against Georgia Tech and Wake Forest, combined for eight innings pitched, two earned runs and nine strikeouts Earned victories against Radford on April 11 and Louisville (first start) on April Named to 2017 ACC All-Freshman Team Appeared in 11 games, making seven starts Batters hit just.219 against him Earned wins over VMI (2/21), Notre Dame (4/22) and Florida State (4/29) Fired 19 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings in April during starts against Virginia Tech, Notre Dame and Florida State Started and worked seven scoreless innings in UVA s extra-inning win at Virginia Tech (4/14); did not walk a batter Pitched 6 1/3 shutout innings against Notre Dame (4/22) Allowed two hits and four walks in shutout frames in 8-0 win at Florida State (4/29) Scattered four hits across 3 2/3 innings of relief, allowing only one run against Duke (3/24) Made UVA debut in season opener against Liberty, working 1 2/3 innings Did not pitch after May 13 because of injury COLONIAL HEIGHTS HS Selected by Washington Nationals in 38th round of 2016 MLB Draft Played three sports in high school (baseball, volleyball, basketball) Named 2016 Rawlings and Perfect Game Third-Team All-American Was All-Atlantic Region First-Team honoree in 2016 Named Conference 25 Player of the Year and All-Region Player of the Year in 2016 Twice named Underclass All-American by Perfect Game Went 9-0 with 1.53 ERA as junior and 6-2 with 1.83 ERA as sophomore Was 2016 Virginia State Player of the Year in volleyball; led CHHS to its first volleyball state championship Two-time First-Team All-State and three-time All-Region honoree in volleyball Was three-time First-Team All-Conference 25, All-Region and All-Metro honoree in volleyball Was three-time All-Academic honoree in both baseball and volleyball Coached by Gerald Carsley in baseball Played travel baseball with Virginia Cardinals Earned Presidential Education Award for maintaining GPA over 3.5 for all four years of high school Earned Richmond Times-Dispatch Scholar-Athlete Scholarship in 2016 PERSONAL Parents are Jim and Sharon Murdock Has two brothers, Zachary and Jacob Last Start: W, 9-8 at Georgia Tech ND, 5.1 IP, 9 H, 6 R, 5 ER, 4 BB, 4 SO, 118 pitches -After working a first inning, surrendered a five runs on seven hits over the next two frames... Established or matched career-highs in hits allowed, runs earned runs and walk... Marked the fifth time this season Murdock pitched past the fifth inning CAREER-HIGHS IP 7.0 2x, last: Seton Hall-1 (3/2/19) H 9 Georgia Tech (3/15/19) R 6 Georgia Tech (3/15/19) ER 5 2x, last: Georgia Tech (3/15/19) BB 4 5x, last: Georgia Tech (3/15/19) K 7 Villanova (2/24/19 CAREER GAME-BY-GAME 2/17 vs. CS Fullerton 5-6 * /26 Villanova 10-2 * /2 Seton Hall * L 3/9 Duke 11-3 * /15 at Georgia Tech 9-8 * /11 Radford W 4/22 at Louisville 2-0 * /29 Clemson 8-9 * L 5/12 Georgia Tech 1-5 * L 5/18 at Wake Forest 15-3 * W /17 vs. Liberty /21 vs. VMI W 3/4 Niagara 5-8 * L 3/11 at North Carolina /24 Duke /31 Louisville 2-5 * /8 Pitt 5-2 * /14 at Virginia Tech 3-2 * /22 Notre Dame 9-0 * W 4/29 at Florida State 8-0 * W 5/13 Miami * Career Stats YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF BAVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA / / Total

8 GRIFF MCGARRY RHP So R-R Portola Valley, Calif. Menlo School STARTING PITCHING SUMMARY 25 BIO Named the team s opening day starter against No. 2 Vanderbilt Regarded as one of the staff s most improved pitchers by head coach Brian O Connor Picked up his first collegiate win and his first career quality start in 7-2 win over Villanova Fanned a career-best nine batters against Villanova on 2/ Made 11 appearances, including two starts (home opener vs VMI on 2/20 & at VCU on 5/1) Struck out 22 batters in 17.2 innings pitched Worked four-straight innings of scoreless relief in outings against EKU (2/25), Yale-1 (3/3) and Davidson (3/6) Credited with the save after pitching the final three innings in a 14-3 win over Liberty on April 18. Did not allow a run and struck out a season-high, five batters. MENLO SCHOOL Drafted by Texas Rangers in 31st round of 2017 MLB Draft Named 2017 MaxPreps California Small Schools Player of the Year Was 2017 MaxPreps Small Schools First-Team All-American and Small Schools First-Team All-State Named 2017 Honorable Mention All-American and Perfect Game First-Team All-Region by Perfect Game Named 2017 Prep2Prep Central Coast Section Senior of the Year Was 2017 Peninsula/South Bay Player of the Year by San Francisco Chronicle Tabbed 2017 Peninsula Athletic League Ocean Division Player of the Year Member of 2016 and 2017 Central Coast Section championship teams at Menlo Was team captain his senior year Competed in 2016 Area Code Games Coached by Sean Riley and also played shortstop in high school PERSONAL Son of Brian McGarry and Lorraine McDonough Has one brother, Matt, who played for two years at Vanderbilt before transferring to Santa Clara Last Start: L, 3-7 at Georgia Tech L, 7.0 IP, 8 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 3 BB, 4 SO, 118 pitches -Issued a career-high seven walks and hit two batters... three of the four runs surrendered came on a pair of two-out hits in a nine-batter second inning... Left in the fourth with two outs and the bases loaded... Chesdin Harrington induced inning-ending ground out, stranding the bases loaded CAREER-HIGHS IP 7.0 Duke-1 (3/10/19) H 8 Duke-1 (3/10/19) R 6 at VCU (3/28/18) ER 5 2x, last: vs. Vanderbilt (2/15/19) BB 7 Georgia Tech (3/16/19) K 9 Villanova-1 (2/22/19) CAREER GAME-BY-GAME 2/15 vs. Vanderbilt 9-15 * L 2/22 Villanova * W 3/2 Seton Hall * W 3/10 Duke * L 3/16 at Georgia Tech 3-7 * L /16 at UCF /20 VMI 4-9 * L 2/25 Eastern Ky /3 Yale /6 Davidson /28 at VCU 3-11 * L 4/18 Liberty S 5/1 VCU /12 Georgia Tech /17 at Wake Forest /19 at Wake Forest Career Stats YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF BAVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA / / Total /

9 MIKE VASIL RHP Fr L-R Wellesley, Mass. Boston College HS BIO Started the Cavaliers second game of the season in MLB4 Collegiate Tournament against No. 17 TCU Earned first collegiate with a quality start (6.0, 0 R) and combined shutout of Wagner on 3/4 Boston College High School The 2017 Massachusetts Player of the Year First Team All-State pick by USA Today Went 22-4 with a 1.06 ERA in 191 innings pitched while striking out 217 in his prep career Rated as the No. 1 overall player in the state of Massachusetts and 7th best pitcher in the country by Perfect Game Three-time Boston Globe and Boston Herald All Scholastic Team Earned All-Conference accolades in basketball as a senior Earned BC High s 2018 Scholar Athlete Award Rated the No. 2 Freshman in the ACC by Perfect Game prior to the season Personal Born in Boston, Mass. Son of Gregory and Katherine Vasil Has an older sister, Kristina STARTING PITCHING SUMMARY 48 Last Start: L, 5-6 at Georgia Tech L, 4.1 IP, 8 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO, 80 pitches -Allowed six hits over the first two innings... Retired the next six batters after allowing the games first four runs... The eight hits allowed were a season-high CAREER-HIGHS IP 6.0 Wagner (3/5/19) H 8 at Georgia Tech (3/17/19) R 5 2x, last: at Georgia Tech (3/17/19) ER 5 vs. TCU (2/16/19) BB 4 2x, Last: Villanova-2 (2/22/19) K 4 2x, Last: Wagner (3/5/19) CAREER GAME-BY-GAME 2/16 vs. TCU 4-9 * L 2/22 Villanova * /4 Wagner 14-0 * W 3/10 Duke * L 3/17 at Georgia Tech 5-6 * L Career Stats YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF BAVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA /

10 Virginia Baseball Overall Statistics for Virginia (as of Mar 20, ) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 9-4 Away: 1-3 Neutral: 0-3 ACC: 2-4 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% 8 Brendan Rivoli Tanner Morris Zack Gelof Nic Kent Cameron Simmons Nate Eikhoff Alex Tappen Jack Weiller Logan Michaels Cayman Richardson Devin Ortiz Drew Hamrock Cameron Comer Jack Dragum Ben Harris Will Allocca Totals Opponents LOB - Team (175), Opp (185). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (18). CI - 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 25 Griff McGarry / Noah Murdock / Mike Vasil / Devin Ortiz / Billy Price / Riley Wilson / Paul Kosanovich / Zach Messinger / Chesdin Harrington / Blake Bales / Andrew Abbott / Kyle Whitten / Grant Donahue / Evan Sperling / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), Michaels, L. 2, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (7), Michaels, L. 2, Wilson, R. 1, Whitten, K. 1, Vasil, M. 1, Harrington C 1, Murdock, N. 1, Opp (1).

11 Virginia Baseball Conference statistics for Virginia (as of Mar 17, ) (ACC games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 2-4 Home: 1-2 Away: 1-2 ACC: 2-4 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% 20 Cameron Simmons Cayman Richardson Nic Kent Zack Gelof Tanner Morris Brendan Rivoli Logan Michaels Nate Eikhoff Alex Tappen Jack Weiller Drew Hamrock Cameron Comer Devin Ortiz Ben Harris Jack Dragum Will Allocca Totals Opponents LOB - Team (58), Opp (59). DPs turned - Team (5), Opp (3). (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 25 Griff McGarry / Andrew Abbott / Noah Murdock / Mike Vasil / Kyle Whitten / Riley Wilson / Blake Bales / Billy Price / Devin Ortiz / Evan Sperling / Paul Kosanovich / Chesdin Harrington / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), Michaels, L. 2, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (2), Murdock, N. 1, Wilson, R. 1, Opp (1).