MARYLAND. Athletics BASEBALL OPENS THE SEASON FRIDAY VS. JAMES MADISON THE TERPS IN CHARLESTON OLD RIVALS MEET IN THE DEEP SOUTH

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1 university of MARYLAND Athletics BASEBALL 1112 Cole Field House College Park, Md Ph: (301) Fax: (301) SCHEDULES/RESULTS MARYLAND (0-0, 0-0 ACC) F15-17 Charleston Crab House Shootout F15 vs. James Madison...10:00 a.m. F16 at The Citadel... 5:00 p.m. F17 vs. James Madison...10:00 a.m. F22-24 Charleston Cup Challenge F22 vs. LeMoyne... 1:00 p.m. F23 at College of Charleston... 5:00 p.m. F24 vs. Marshall...10:00 a.m. M1 PACE... 2:00 p.m. M2 PACE... 1:00 p.m. M3 PACE... 1:00 p.m. M5 UMES (DH)... 2:30 p.m. M6 at Towson... 2:30 p.m. M8 VERMONT... 2:00 p.m. M9 VERMONT... 1:00 p.m. M10 VERMONT...11:00 a.m. M12 GEORGETOWN... 3:00 p.m. M13 COPPIN ST.... 3:00 p.m. M15 at North Carolina*... 3:00 p.m. M16 at North Carolina*... 1:00 p.m. M17 at North Carolina*... 2:00 p.m. M19 ST. JOSEPH S... 3:00 p.m. M20 UMBC... 3:00 p.m. M22 BROWN... 3:00 p.m. M26 HOWARD... 7:00 p.m. M27 GEORGE MASON... 3:00 p.m. M29 at Clemson*... 7:15 p.m. M30 at Clemson*... 4:00 p.m. M31 at Clemson*... 1:00 p.m. A2 at William & Mary... 7:00 p.m. A3 TEMPLE... 5:00 p.m. A5 VIRGINIA*... 7:00 p.m. A6 VIRGINIA* (TV)... 1:00 p.m. A7 VIRGINIA*... 1:00 p.m. A9 at George Mason... 3:00 p.m. A10 NAVY... 5:00 p.m. A12 GEORGIA TECH*... 7:00 p.m. A13 GEORGIA TECH*... 7:00 p.m. A14 GEORGIA TECH*... 1:00 p.m. A16 PENN STATE... 7:00 p.m. A17 at Navy... 5:00 p.m. A19 at Wake Forest*... 3:30 p.m. A20 at Wake Forest*... 1:30 p.m. A21 at Wake Forest*... 1:30 p.m. A23 TOWSON... 7:00 p.m. A24 COPPIN STATE... 4:00 p.m. A26 DUKE*... 7:00 p.m. A27 DUKE*... 7:00 p.m. A28 DUKE*... 1:00 p.m. A30 at Georgetown... 7:00 p.m. M1 at UMBC... 3:00 p.m. M3 NC STATE*... 7:00 p.m. M4 NC STATE*... 7:00 p.m. M5 NC STATE*... 1:00 p.m. M10 at Florida State*... 7:00 p.m. M11 at Florida State* (TV)... 7:00 p.m. M12 at Florida State*... 1:30 p.m. M15 WILLIAM & MARY... 7:00 p.m. M21-26 ACC Championship at St. Petersburg, Fla. GAMES 1-3 CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT FRI. FEB RILEY PARK (6,000)/CHARLESTON, S.C. BASEBALL OPENS THE SEASON FRIDAY VS. JAMES MADISON Originally Released: February 11, The Maryland baseball team begins the season Friday (February 15) vs. James Madison in the Charleston Crab House Shootout in Charleston, S.C. The Terrapins will face the Dukes two times in Charleston with the second meeting coming on Sunday (February 17). Both games will start at 10 a.m. at Riley Park in Charleston. The Terrapins will also face The Citadel on Saturday (February 16) to round out play in Charleston. The Terps and Bulldogs will square off at 5 p.m. on Saturday. THE TERPS IN CHARLESTON For the third straight season, Maryland heads south to Charleston, S.C. to play in a tournament at The Citadel. In both 2000 and this season, the Terrapins have opened their campaign in Charleston at Riley Park. In the two previous tournaments, the Terrapins have compiled a 2-4 overall record vs. the field in Charleston. Last season, the Terps played solid baseball in Charleston. Maryland went 2-1 with victories over George Mason (5-1) and West Virginia (5-2), while falling to the host Bulldogs of The Citadel (5-4). Maryland will make one other trip to Charleston this season, February 22-24, to play in the Charleston Challenge. The Terrapins will face the host College of Charleston, Marshall and Le Moyne over the three-day event. OLD RIVALS MEET IN THE DEEP SOUTH The Last Two Visits to Charleston /16 vs. The Citadel... L, 4-5 2/17 vs. George Mason... W, 5-1 2/18 vs. West Virginia... W, /11 vs. The Citadel... L, 2-7 2/12 vs. Old Dominion...L, /13 vs. E. Carolina... L, 4-5 (10 inn.) Maryland and James Madison have met on the baseball field 35 times including every year since 1989, but this season s two meetings will not be held in Harrisonburg, Va. or College Park, Md., it will be in Charleston, S.C. The Terps will look to improve on their overall record vs. the Dukes. Last season, James Madison won 10-3 in Harrisonburg and 8-7 in College Park. The last time Maryland won vs. the Dukes was during the 2000 campaign with a 13-8 win over the Dukes on the road. One hitter to keep an eye on for the Terps vs. James Madison is sophomore Anthony Buffone (Manalapan, N.J.). Buffone owns a career.400 average including one RBI. Junior pitcher Mike Dallmeyer (Enola, Pa.) was the Terps best pitcher vs. JMU in In two appearances, Dallmeyer had a record of 0-0 with a 3.60 ERA in 5.0 innings pitched. The Pennsylvania native allowed just two earned runs on six hits while striking out four.

2 NOTES/COACH RUPP Charleston Crab House Shootout Terry Rupp begins his second season as the leader of the Maryland baseball program. After adjusting to life in the ACC in 2001, Rupp and his coaching staff are poised to mold this season s young and talented team into a winning club. In just six seasons as a coach, Rupp has won 232 games and owns an impressive.665 winning percentage. Rupp has the Terrapins pointed in the right direction to be a contender in the always competitive Atlantic Coast Conference. Rupp and his staff landed a talented crop of newcomers that already join a solid nucleus of returning players. Rupp, 35, led Tampa to a (.729) record in five years as head coach, including four 40-win seasons. Rupp guided Tampa to the 1998 national championship with an impressive record. The national title was the third in Spartan history. In 2000, his team was ranked No. 2 in the NCAA Division II poll heading into postseason play. His Tampa teams posted a 15-5 cumulative record against Division I opposition, including wins over Miami, Oral Roberts, Southwestern Louisiana and Army. Under his tutelage, eight of his Tampa players have been selected in the past five amateur baseball drafts. Three players were taken in the first nine rounds of the 2000 draft, giving Tampa more early draftees than any other college baseball team in the state of Florida. Rupp is a graduate of the University of Tampa where he earned a bachelor of science degree in marketing. At Tampa, he was a two-time All-South Regional baseball selection who played on teams that made a pair of national championship appearances. He was a teammate of St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Tino Martinez. He also was a two-time all-conference selection in basketball and a two-time conference allacademic selection. TERPS STILL SEARCHING FOR WIN NO. 1 VS. THE CITADEL The Terps and Bulldogs will meet on the diamond for the fifth time Saturday. All-time, Maryland is 0-4 vs. the Bulldogs including last season s 5-4 loss. One bright spot in the 5-4 loss last season was the performance of right-hander Jared Stuart (Corning, N.Y.). The 6-6 New Yorker pitched a then-career high 7.0 innings and allowed just two runs on six hits with six strikeouts. Senior Matt Swope (New Carrollton, Md.) scored two runs and walked three times last season vs. The Citadel. Junior Daryl Whitmer (Waldorf, Md.) also had one RBI by going 1-for-4 vs. the Bulldogs. ON THE MOUND THIS WEEKEND FOR THE TERPS Although this weekend s rotation is still not set, the three likely candidates to toe the rubber for the Terrapins include a trio of juniors. Jared Stuart, Steve Schmoll (Rockville, Md.) and Todd Ainsworth (Hershey, Pa.) are the frontrunners to nail down the three weekend spots in the rotation this season. Stuart led Maryland with 77.0 innings pitched in 2001 and was one of the team s most consistent performers. A victim of some tough luck in a few starts last year, Stuart pitched better than his 3-7 record indicated. Stuart racked up 48 strikeouts in 15 appearances, which included 12 starts. Schmoll ranked first on the team with 57 strikeouts and was second on the club with 76.1 innings pitched. Even though his record was just 2-8, Schmoll threw the team s only complete game of the year in a 9-4 upset victory over Wake Forest at Shipley Field. Schmoll allowed just one earned run in nine innings of work in the victory over the Demon Deacons and showed the potential for a strong season in. Ainsworth returned from Tommy John surgery on his right elbow in 2000 to become one of the Terps weekend starters late in the 2001 season. The 6-3 righty possesses all the tools to be one of the top pitchers in the conference and now finally healthy, Ainsworth should be one to watch in. The Pennsylvania native finished the 2001 campaign 3-3 and was the team s starter in the ACC Tournament vs. NC State. TERRAPIN LINEUP WELCOMES BACK SEVERAL FAMILIAR FACES Several familiar faces are back in the Terrapin lineup for the campaign led by seniors Kevin McDonald (Rockaway, N.J.) and Matt Swope. Swope is the team s leading returning hitter with a.328 batting average while McDonald led Maryland with eight home runs in Swope was the team s leadoff hitter last season and led Maryland with leadoff home runs. A versatile player who played all three outfield positions last season, Swope will be the team s starter in left when the season begins and could also see time at third base. Media Information As a prep, he was a Parade and McDonald s All- American in basketball after helping lead Jesuit High of Tampa to the class 3A state championship. In 1989, he was voted into the Jesuit High School Athletic Hall of Fame. Rupp was a 16th-round draft choice of the San Diego Padres in 1989 and played two seasons in the Padres minor league organization. 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3 McDonald is a two-year starter at catcher and will also see time at first base and as the team s designated hitter in. After not hitting a home run in his first two seasons in College Park, McDonald cranked eight last year and also drove in 33 runs. Junior shortstop John McCurdy (Crofton, Md.) is another key cog that returns for Rupp and the Terrapins. After hitting.300 in his first season as a regular, McCurdy is a five-tool talent who is filled with talent and potential in. McCurdy led Maryland with 12 stolen bases last season in 16 attempts. Redshirt junior Ray Gemmill (Silver Spring, Md.) returns to take the starting spot at first base for the Terps. The local product batted.282 last season and gave the Terps a potent bat from the first base and the designated hitter spot in the batting order. Two Garden State natives, sophomores Anthony Buffone (Manalapan, N.J.) and Jeremy Suarez (Lakewood, N.J.), are another two players that will see time in the infield and give the Terps excellent depth. FROM THE GRIDIRON TO THE DIAMOND Redshirt junior Daryl Whitmer (Waldorf, Md.) has had a busy year to say the least. Since August, Whitmer was a member of the Terrapin football team that went 10-2 and won the ACC Championship and earned an Orange Bowl berth. With about a three-week rest, Whitmer returns to competition with the Terrapin baseball team. An excellent defensive outfielder with great speed, Whitmer gives the Terps great depth in the outfield. Last season, Whitmer was second on the team with nine stolen bases in limited duty. Whitmer missed most of the 2001 season due to spring football. ANOTHER TOUGH SCHEDULE AWAITS FOR THE TERPS IN Once again the Terrapins will face several of the nation s elite teams on the diamond this upcoming season. With three members of the ACC in various preseason top 10 polls, the Terps face seven schools that were in last season s NCAA Tournament. In Baseball America s preseason top 25, five ACC opponents are ranked including No. 2 Clemson and No. 6 Florida State. The other ranked ACC schools include No. 13 Georgia Tech, No. 19 North Carolina and No. 21 Wake Forest. Other than North Carolina, each of the preseason ranked ACC teams made the 2001 NCAA Tournament. Last season, Maryland went a combined 3-3 vs. Wake Forest and North Carolina including winning the home series over the Tar Heels for the first time since On the non-conference slate, the Terps open the year in South Carolina vs. James Madison and The Citadel at the Charleston Crab House Shootout. In the second weekend of the season, Maryland returns to Charleston, S.C. to face Marshall, Le Moyne and the College of Charleston at the Charleston Challenge. Other non-conference foes that made the tournament last season include William & Mary, Temple and UMBC. Several new teams appear on the schedule for the upcoming season. Pace, Vermont, Penn State, St. Joseph s, Temple, Navy and William & Mary are all new additions to the slate. All of those opponents will face the Terps in College Park while the Terps will also visit Navy and William & Mary in addition to their trips to Shipley Field Final ACC Standings ACC Games All Games vs. vs. vs. Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. BA BW CB Florida State Clemson Wake Forest Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina Virginia NC State Maryland NOTES/ACC STANDINGS Charleston Crab House Shootout TERPS... the last time Individual Game Highs (Batting) Runs in a game 3, seven times, most recently Chuck Easter vs. Richmond (May 12) Hits in a game 5, Steve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Doubles in a game 3, three times, most recentlysteve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Home Runs in a game 2, three times, most recently Steve Oursler vs. Towson (May 2) RBIs in a game 5, four times, most recently Steve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Walks in a game 4, three times, most recently Sean Lomas vs. North Carolina (Apr. 7) Total Bases in a game 10, two times, most recently Steve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Longest Hitting Streak (games) 13, Matt Swope (Mar. 14-Apr. 7) Multiple-hit games 21, Brian Patenaude Individual Game Highs (Pitching) Innings Pitched 9.0, Steve Schmoll vs. Wake Forest (Apr. 28) Strikeouts 10, Steve Schmoll vs. Georgetown (Mar. 7) Team Game Highs Runs 19 vs. North Carolina A&T (Feb. 9) Hits 17, five times, most recently vs. UMBC (May 1) Doubles 10 vs. George Washington (May 9) Home Runs 3, three times, most recently vs. North Carolina (Apr. 6) Total Bases 31 vs. North Carolina (Apr. 6) RBIs 15 vs. Howard (Mar. 2) Walks 12 vs. Coppin State (Mar. 14) Strikeouts by Pitching Staff 13 vs. Georgetown (Mar. 7) Fewest Runs Allowed 0 vs. Howard (Mar. 2) and Coppin State (Apr. 4) Stolen Bases 6 vs. Coppin State (Apr. 4) Hit by Pitch 4 vs. UMES (Game 1, Apr. 18) Double Plays turned 3, two times, most recently vs. Florida State (May 5) Key: BA-Baseball America Top 25 BW-Baseball Weekly/Coaches Top 25 CB-Collegiate Baseball Top 25

4 NOTES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT 2001 TERP... Season Highs Individual Game Highs (Batting) Runs in a game 3, seven times, most recently Chuck Easter vs. Richmond (May 12) Hits in a game 5, Steve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Doubles in a game 3, three times, most recentlysteve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Home Runs in a game 2, three times, most recently Steve Oursler vs. Towson (May 2) RBIs in a game 5, four times, most recently Steve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Walks in a game 4, three times, most recently Sean Lomas vs. North Carolina (Apr. 7) Total Bases in a game 10, two times, most recently Steve Oursler vs. George Washington (May 9) Longest Hitting Streak (games) 13, Matt Swope (Mar. 14-Apr. 7) Multiple-hit games 21, Brian Patenaude Individual Game Highs (Pitching) Innings Pitched 9.0, Steve Schmoll vs. Wake Forest (Apr. 28) Strikeouts 10, Steve Schmoll vs. Georgetown (Mar. 7) Team Game Highs Runs 19 vs. North Carolina A&T (Feb. 9) Hits 17, five times, most recently vs. UMBC (May 1) Doubles 10 vs. George Washington (May 9) Home Runs 3, three times, most recently vs. North Carolina (Apr. 6) Total Bases 31 vs. North Carolina (Apr. 6) RBIs 15 vs. Howard (Mar. 2) Walks 12 vs. Coppin State (Mar. 14) Strikeouts by Pitching Staff 13 vs. Georgetown (Mar. 7) Fewest Runs Allowed 0 vs. Howard (Mar. 2) and Coppin State (Apr. 4) Stolen Bases 6 vs. Coppin State (Apr. 4) Hit by Pitch 4 vs. UMES (Game 1, Apr. 18) Double Plays turned 3, two times, most recently vs. Florida State (May 5) Location: College Park, Md. Founded: 1807 Enrollment: 33,006 President: Dr. C.D. Dan Mote, Jr. (California 59) Athletics Director: Deborah A. Yow (Elon 74) Nickname: Terrapins, Terps Colors: Red, White, Black and Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Atlantic Coast Ballpark: Shipley Field Field Dimensions: 320-LF, 380-CF, 325-RF Shipley Field Press Box: (301) Overall All-Time Record: (.517) NCAA Tournament Appearances: 3 (1965, 1970, 1971) SPEED ON THE BASE PATHS Terrapin Quick Facts Head Coach: Terry Rupp (Tampa 88) Year at Maryland: Second Record at Maryland: (.315) Career Record: (.665) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coord.: Gregg Kilby (Southern Wesleyan 91) Assistant Coach: Ben Bachmann (Lewis 97) Volunteer Assistant Coach: J.C. Nolan (Tampa 00) 2001 Overall Record: ACC Record: ACC Finish: Ninth Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/12 Baseball SID: Jason Baum Baum s Office Phone: (301) Media Relations Fax: (301) One area in which the Terps return plenty of firepower is in the stolen base department. The team s top three players in stolen bases return from a year ago in John McCurdy, Matt Swope and Daryl Whitmer. McCurdy started 51 games and swiped 12 stolen bases in 16 attempts to lead the Terps in Swope and Whitmer trailed McCurdy with 10 and nine stolen bases, respectively. Each player was only thrown out one time attempting to steal as Swope went 10-for-11 in stolen bases while Whitmer was safe 9-of-10 times. FOLLOW THE TERRAPINS ON THE INTERNET For live statistics and radio broadcasts, turn to for all of this season s action. The Terrapins will be on the radio for a scheduled 10 games this season. The Maryland student radio station, WMUC, will carry those 10 games with additional games pending. All 33 of Maryland s home games will have live statistics available at In addition, several road contests will have live stats available. Check back at for updated information throughout the season. FORMER TERPS IN THE PROS Terrapin Radio Schedule Date... Opponent... Time Mar Vermont... 2 p.m. Mar Brown... 3 p.m. Mar G. Mason... 3 p.m. Apr Virginia... 1 p.m. Apr Ga. Tech... 1 p.m. Apr Penn St p.m. Apr Duke... 7 p.m. Apr Duke... 7 p.m. May 4... NC State... 7 p.m. May 5... NC State... 1 p.m. All games are on WMUC (88.1 FM) and Eric Milton ( ), Kevin Haverbusch ( ), Brandon Agamennone ( ) and Garry Maddox ( ) are the four former Terrapins that are currently active in professional baseball. Milton, the only Terrapin currently in the Major League, is a member of the Minnesota Twins. Haverbusch is with the Pittsburgh Pirates triple-a affiliate, the Nashville Sounds while Agamennone is a member of the Harrisburg Senators and Maddox plays for the Trenton Thunder. Milton was selected to his first all-star game last season as he went 15-7 for the upstart Twins. In 35 games, Milton had a career-best 4.32 ERA and totaled 157 strikeouts for the Twins. For his career, Milton is with a 4.78 ERA. Agamennone spent the part of the 2001 season between the Ottawa Lynx, the triple-a affiliate of the Montreal Expos, and the Harrisburg Senators, the double-a club in the Expos Organization. While at Ottawa, Agamennone went 1-0 with a 2.38 ERA. With the Senators, the former Terp was 4-0 with a 4.13 ERA including three saves. Haverbusch also split the season between double and triple-a in the Pirates Organization. At double-a Altoona, Haverbusch hit.261 with two home runs and 19 RBIs. After advancing a level to triple-a Nashville, he hit.333 with seven homers and 30 RBIs. Maddox was a member of both the double-a Trenton Thunder and the triple-a Pawtucket Red Sox in the Boston Red Sox organization. With the Thunder, Maddox hit.300 in 84 games with 11 home runs and 48 RBIs. At Pawtucket, Maddox played in just eight games and batted

5 2001 OVERALL STATISTICS CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT Maryland Baseball 2001 Overall Statistics (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 9-16 Away: 6-20 Neutral: 2-1 Conference: 4-19 Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Steve Oursler Brian Patenaude Matt Swope Mike D Archangelo Sean Lomas John McCurdy Chuck Easter Ray Gemmill Edwin Thompson Kevin McDonald Anthony Buffone Jeremy Suarez Daryl Whitmer Eric D Alessandro Preston Taylor Matt Haynes Joe Barrett Totals Opponents LOB - Team (436), Opp (457). DPs turned - Team (49), Opp (39). CI - Team (1), Taylor 1. IBB - Team (1), Oursler 1, Opp (8). Picked off - Swope 2, Patenaude 2, Suarez 1, Whitmer 1, Taylor 1, McCurdy 1, Gemmill 1. Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Eric D Alessandro Sean Lomas Jared Stuart Mike Dallmeyer Todd Ainsworth Steve Schmoll Matt Haynes Ken Beck Matt Basinger Brad Lyons Mark Martin Granville Gehris Greg Keagle Totals Opponents PB - Team (12), Buffone 6, McDonald 5, Taylor 1, Opp (16). Pickoffs - Team (4), Schmoll 2, Lyons 1, Basinger 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Buffone (36-49), McDonald (37-43), Schmoll (20-25), Martin (16-21), Taylor (17-20), Dallmeyer (8-12), Basinger (10-12), Stuart (9-12), Beck (12-12), Lyons (8-9), Ainsworth (3-4), D Alessandro (3-3), Haynes (1-1), Keagle (0-1).

6 2001 RESULTS CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT Maryland Baseball Game Results for Maryland 2001 Season Date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall ACC Pitcher of record Attend Time F9 at North Carolina A&T W Martin (W 1-0) 46 3:40 F10 at Elon 6-12 L D Alessandro (L 0-1) 158 3:00 F10 at Elon 2-8 L Schmoll (L 0-1) 143 2:15 F11 at Elon 2-11 L Dallmeyer (L 0-1) 127 2:30 F16 at The Citadel & 4-5 L (10) Dallmeyer (L 0-2) 562 3:10 F17 vs George Mason & W Schmoll (W 1-1) 250 2:30 F18 vs West Virginia & W Martin (W 2-0) 450 2:50 M2 at Howard W Stuart (W 1-0) 77 2:37 M7 GEORGETOWN 7-8 L Dallmeyer (L 0-3) 121 2:40 M9 at VCU 1-4 L Stuart (L 1-1) 73 2:33 M10 VCU 5-7 L Martin (L 2-1) 177 2:45 M11 VCU 7-9 L Dallmeyer (L 0-4) 217 3:05 M13 at James Madison 3-10 L Schmoll (L 1-2) 75 2:27 M14 COPPIN STATE W D Alessandro (W 1-1) 121 2:29 M16 CLEMSON* 6-8 L Stuart (L 1-2) 159 3:01 M17 CLEMSON* 6-9 L Martin (L 2-2) 229 3:15 M18 CLEMSON* 0-7 L Schmoll (L 1-3) 303 2:41 M23 at Georgia Tech* 1-15 L D Alessandro (L 1-2) :35 M24 at Georgia Tech* 1-8 L Stuart (L 1-3) :20 M25 at Georgia Tech* 9-11 L Martin (L 2-3) :14 M27 at Towson 3-7 L Martin (L 2-4) 100 2:42 M28 at George Washington W Ainsworth (W 1-0) 121 3:05 M30 at Duke* 7-11 L Stuart (L 1-4) 234 2:58 M31 at Duke* 0-9 L Schmoll (L 1-4) 217 2:19 A3 at UMBC W Martin (W 3-4) 85 3:01 A4 COPPIN STATE W Ainsworth (W 2-0) 121 2:36 A6 NORTH CAROLINA* W Beck (W 1-0) 212 2:55 A7 NORTH CAROLINA* W Basinger (W 1-0) 262 3:34 A8 NORTH CAROLINA* 9-16 L Martin (L 3-5) 352 3:15 A9 at Kansas State 8-11 L Beck (L 1-1) 375 3:33 A10 at Kansas State 8-10 L Basinger (L 1-1) 50 3:25 A13 at NC State* 1-5 L Lyons (L 0-1) 636 2:32 A14 at NC State* W Stuart (W 2-4) :04 A15 at NC State* 7-15 L Martin (L 3-6) 538 3:24 A17 MOUNT ST. MARY S 2-9 L Schmoll (L 1-5) 182 3:01 A18 UMES W Ainsworth (W 3-0) 113 2:25 A18 UMES W Basinger (W 2-1) 113 2:01 A20 at Virginia* 1-6 L Stuart (L 2-5) 281 2:12 A21 at Virginia* 7-15 L Schmoll (L 1-5) 376 3:24 A22 at Virginia* 6-9 L Ainsworth (L 3-1) 543 2:39 A25 JAMES MADISON 7-8 L Basinger (L 2-2) 221 2:54 A27 WAKE FOREST* 3-20 L Stuart (L 2-6) 313 2:40 A28 WAKE FOREST* W Schmoll (W 2-6) :38 A29 WAKE FOREST* 2-9 L Lyons (L 0-2) 261 2:55 M1 UMBC W Stuart (W 3-6) 211 3:24 M2 TOWSON 6-7 L (11) Dallmeyer (L 0-5) 167 2:58 M4 FLORIDA STATE* 1-8 L Ainsworth (L 3-2) 504 2:30 M5 FLORIDA STATE* 5-11 L Schmoll (L 2-7) 619 2:47 M6 FLORIDA STATE* 1-13 L Stuart (L 3-7) 497 3:22 M9 GEORGE WASHINGTON W Dallmeyer (W 1-5) 157 2:58 M10 RICHMOND 6-13 L Schmoll (L 2-8) 146 2:15 M11 at Richmond 3-9 L Lyons (L 0-3) 145 2:28 M12 at Richmond W Basinger (W 3-2) 165 1:32 M15 vs NC State # 5-11 L Ainsworth (L 3-3) :47 () extra inning game * ACC contest & The Citadel Invitational # ACC Tournament

7 TERPS... Misc. Records Terps at Shipley Field Terps on the road Terps at neutral sites Record in three-game series February March April May vs. non-conference vs. ACC vs. ranked opponents Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Decisions vs. RHP starters Decisions vs. LHP starters When UM scores first When opponent scores first Comeback victories...6 Extra innings One-run games Two-run games When UM starter pitched 6+ innings When UM tallied 10+ hits Day games Night games When UM scored When UM scored 3 or less When UM allowed When UM allowed 3 or less When UM hit a home run When UM out-hit their opponent When opponent out-hit UM White tops Gray tops Black tops Red tops HOME RUNS No. Player Opponent On Out Inn. 1 McDonald N. C. A&T Swope Elon McCurdy Elon Swope Elon McCurdy West Virginia McDonald VCU McDonald VCU McDonald VCU Swope VCU Lomas James Madison Oursler Coppin State McDonald Clemson Swope Georgia Tech Oursler Georgia Tech Lomas Georgia Tech Swope G. Washington Patenaude G. Washington McCurdy UMBC Easter UMBC Gemmill North Carolina Oursler North Carolina Gemmill North Carolina McDonald North Carolina Oursler North Carolina Oursler North Carolina Easter North Carolina Taylor NC State McCurdy NC State Easter UMES McDonald UVA Lomas James Madison Patenaude Wake Forest Swope Wake Forest Easter UMBC Oursler Towson Oursler Towson McDonald Florida State McCurdy Florida State Swope G. Washington Easter Richmond McCurdy NC State Two-Home Run Games (3): Gemmill McDonald Oursler Leadoff Home Runs (3): Swope Back-to-Back Home Runs (1): McDonald and Oursler 2001 MiSC. STATS CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT TERPS... Misc. Stats Multi-Hit Games Player Total Patenaude Oursler Swope McCurdy Easter Buffone Lomas McDonald Gemmill Suarez Whitmer Thompson D Archangelo Multi-RBI Games Player Total Oursler McDonald McCurdy Easter Swope Patenaude Lomas Gemmill Buffone Thompson D Alessandro Hitting Streaks Player Longest Current Swope 13 1 McDonald 11 3 Oursler 10 2 Lomas 8 - Patenaude 8 1 Thompson 6 - McCurdy 6 1 Easter 6 - Gemmill 5 2 Buffone 4 - D Alessandro 4 - Suarez 3 - Taylor 2 1 Whitmer 2 2 D Archangelo 2 - Pinch Hitters Player Hit AB Avg. Buffone Thompson Gemmill Barrett D Archangelo Whitmer McDonald Taylor Haynes Suarez

8 PLAYER PROFILES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT 10 ToddAINSWORTH RHP R-Jr. Hershey, Pa./Hershey On Ainsworth: Talented right-hander who has come all the way back from Tommy John surgery during the 2000 season... will be in the running for the No. 1 spot in the rotation... a terrific all-around athlete who is one of the fastest players on the team... has an excellent fastball to go along with a good curveball... a candidate for June s Major League draft. Ainsworth Year-By-Year Ainsworth s Season and Career Highs 7.1 vs. Florida State (5/4/01) 4, two times, most recently vs. Florida State (5/4/01) Ainsworth in Basinger in 22JohnathanBASS OF/P Jr. Charlotte Hall, Md./ Chopticon (Southern Maryland) On Bass: Versatile newcomer who will see time primarily as a reliever... will also see time as a reserve outfielder. Bass Year-By-Year Bass Career Highs Bass in 27JoshANDREWS LHP Fr. Monrovia, Md./Urbana On Andrews: Freshman southpaw that just knows how to pitch... has an excellent changeup and has great command in the strike zone... will earn plenty of time on the mound as both a starter and reliever. Andrews Year-By-Year Year ERA W-L APP GS IP H R ER BB SO Andrews Career Highs Andrews in 20KenBECK RHP Sr. Laurel, Md./Hammond On Beck: Converted catcher who has developed into one of the team s best pitchers vs. right-handed batters... throws with a submarine, down-under delivery... will be called upon in the late innings to face right-handed hitters out of the Terrapin bullpen. Beck Year-By-Year Beck s Season and Career Highs 3.1 vs. North Carolina (4/6/01) 3 vs. Howard (3/2/01) Beck in 13 MattBASINGER RHP Jr. Connellsville, Pa./ Connellsville On Basinger: Tough competitor who gives the Terps a dependable arm out of the bullpen... could also see time as a spot starter, but will mainly work the middle innings as a reliever... has shown vast improvement from last season. Basinger Year-By-Year Basinger s Season and Career Highs 5.0, three times, most recently vs. Howard (4/11/00) 5, two times, most recently vs. UMES (4/18/01) 28ChrisBOWEN P/OF Fr. Glenwood, Md./Glenelg On Bowen: Potential-filled freshman who will see plenty of action on the mound for the Terps... has done a good job in developing his offspeed pitches... hides the ball well while on the hill... will be used out of the Terrapin bullpen... will also see time in the outfield. Bowen Year-By-Year Bowen s Career Highs

9 Bowen in 7 AnthonyBUFFONE INF/OF So. Manalapan, N.J./ Christian Brothers Academy On Buffone: Versatile sophomore who can play virtually anywhere on the field... earned time at first base, third base, right field and behind the plate as a freshman... solid hitter who will continue to get better and better with added strength and experience. Buffone Year-By-Year / Buffone s Season and Career Highs 3 vs. NC State (4/15/01) 2, four times, most recently vs. Florida State (5/5/01) Buffone in 17 ChrisCLEM RHP Fr. Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga On Clem: Impressive looking freshman who will see plenty of time on the mound... has the talent and potential to be a weekend starter once ACC play begins... has a good fastball and a devastating breaking ball... also possesses a good changeup to keep opposing batters off balance. Clem Year-By-Year Clem s Career Highs Clem in 33MikeDALLMEYER RHP Jr. Enola, Pa./East Pennsboro PLAYER PROFILES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT Dallmeyer s Season and Career Highs 7.2 vs. Towson (5/2/01) 5, three times, most recently vs. Mount St. Mary s (4/17/01) Dallmeyer in 6 ChrisDAVIS LHP Fr. Ellicott City, Md./Long Reach On Davis: Recovering from an arm injury he suffered last summer... will see time out of the Terrapin bullpen when healthy... another southpaw that can be used in the late innings for the Terps after Maryland did not have a lefty on the roster last season. Davis Year-By-Year Davis Career Highs Davis in 25WillFRAZIER OF/P Fr. Mitchellville, Md./ Riverdale Baptist On Frazier: Skilled freshman who is penciled in to start in leftfield for the Terps... has all the tools to make an immediate impact in the Terrapin lineup... can hit for both power and average... strong arm with good range in the outfield... could also see time as a reliever out of the bullpen. Frazier Year-By-Year Frazier s Career Highs Frazier in On Dallmeyer: Talented right-hander who is poised to have a breakout season for the Terps... will be an important member of the Terrapin bullpen... should show marked improvement since the Terrapins have a deeper pitching staff in... power pitcher who has an excellent fastball. Dallmeyer Year-By-Year

10 PLAYER PROFILES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT 12 RayGEMMILL INF R-Jr. Silver Spring, Md./ Paint Branch On Gemmill: Steady performer who enters his fourth season in the program... an excellent hitter who really came on strong last season... played for the first time in his career at first base last season and has really improved defensively at the position... should be the starter at first and will also see time as the designated hitter. Gemmill Year-By-Year / / / Gemmill s Season and Career Highs 2, three times, most recently vs. Florida State (5/5/01) 3, two times, most recently vs. Florida State (5/5/01) 4 vs. Howard (4/6/99) Doubles: 3, two times, most recently vs. Florida State (5/5/01) Home 2 vs. North Carolina (4/6/01) Gemmill in 3 KyleGEORGE INF/P Jr. Bel Air, Md./Bel Air (Wallace State CC) On George: Versatile player who can play all the infield positions... very knowledgeable player who is like having another coach on the field... should be the starter at third base... is also the frontrunner to earn the closer duties for the Terps... a very fierce competitor on the mound... throws the ball hard with excellent movement. George Year-By-Year George s Career Highs Hoffman s Career Highs Hoffman in 18 BrianJAROSINSKI C/OF Fr. Olney, Md./Sherwood On Jarosinski: Freshman who has plenty of raw ability... possesses a strong throwing arm... will be used in a reserve roll. Jarosinski Year-By-Year Jarosinski s Career Highs Jarosinski in 32 SeanKANE RHP Fr. West Chester, Pa./ West Chester East On Kane: Freshman hurler with unlimited potential... power pitcher who has the physical ability to contribute immediately in the starting rotation... will also see plenty of work as a reliever if not in the starting rotation. Kane Year-By-Year Kane s Career Highs Kane in George in 36DerekHOFFMAN RHP Jr. Hagerstown, Md./Hancock (Hagerstown CC) On Hoffman: Lanky right-hander who is the tallest player on the Terrapin roster... will see plenty of work as a starter and a reliever... has worked hard to improve his mechanics and off-speed pitches. Hoffman Year-By-Year

11 PLAYER PROFILES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT 4 BradLYONS RHP Jr. Massapequa, N.Y./ Massapequa On Lyons: Hard-throwing right-hander who has the potential to have a breakout season for the Terps... possesses perhaps the team s best fastball... can be used either out of the bullpen or as a starter. Lyons Year-By-Year Lyons Season and Career Highs 5.0 vs. NC State (4/13/01) 4, two times, most recently vs. Kansas State (4/9/01) : Lyons in 15 JasonMAXEY C/INF Fr. Columbia, Md./Hammond On Maxey: Intriguing freshman who will contribute right away for the Terps... excellent hitter who will see plenty of time as the team s designated hitter... will also see time at catcher... one of the top recruits in the Mid-Atlantic region. Maxey Year-By-Year Maxey s Career Highs Maxey in 40JustinMAXWELL OF Fr. Olney, Md./Sherwood On Maxwell: Highly acclaimed freshman who was drafted in the 43 rd round by the Baltimore Orioles in last year s Major League draft... has all the tools to become an excellent collegiate player... tremendous athlete who showed plenty of promise during the fall season... has a very bright future with the Terps. Maxwell Year-By-Year 21JohnMcCURDY INF Jr. Crofton, Md./Arundel On McCurdy: Five-tool talent who has the potential for a big season... excellent shortstop who has a strong arm and good range... offensive threat who is perhaps the Terps best power hitter... also possesses great speed and led the team in steals a year ago... will hit for average and power... is ready for his best season yet at Maryland... a candidate for June s Major League draft. McCurdy Year-By-Year / / McCurdy s Season and Career Highs 3, three times, most recently vs. George Washington (5/9/01) 4 vs. NC State (4/15/01) 5 vs. Elon (2/10/01) McCurdy in 23KevinMcDONALD C/INF Sr. Rockaway, N.J./ Morristown-Beard On McDonald: Senior leader who is one of the team s top power hitters... enjoyed a fine junior campaign before missing time with a broken orbital bone suffered in a collision on the basepaths... tough competitor who returned 12 days following the injury as the team s designated hitter... should be the starter behind the dish and is also an option as designated hitter. McDonald Year-By-Year / / / McDonald s Season and Career Highs 2, six times, most recently vs. North Carolina (4/7/01) 4 vs. North Carolina (4/7/01) 5 vs. North Carolina (4/7/01) Home 2 vs. VCU (3/11/01) Longest Hitting Streak: 10 games (2/16-3/14/01) McDonald in Maxwell s Career Highs Maxwell in

12 PLAYER PROFILES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT 5 JosephNATALE OF Fr. Hoboken, N.J./Hoboken On Natale: Rookie outfielder who is one of several talented newcomers for the Terps... gives the Terps a speedy option in the outfield... was injured for most of fall practice. Natale Year-By-Year Natale s Career Highs Natale in 30BrooksNORRIS P/INF Fr. Baltimore, Md./ Archbishop Curley On Norris: Another talented newcomer who can either see time on the mound or in the infield... should see most of his time on the mound... excellent control pitcher who can throw four different pitches for strikes at any time... was one of the biggest surprises from the fall season and was one of the top pitchers on the staff. Norris Year-By-Year Norris Career Highs Norris in 8 JoeSARGENT INF Fr. Chesapeake Beach, Md./ Mount St. Joseph s On Sargent: Skilled middle infielder who is the frontrunner for the second base job... can field his position well and is a solid hitter at the plate... coming off an impressive fall season. 11 SteveSCHMOLL RHP Jr. Rockville, Md./Magruder On Schmoll: Junior right-handed pitcher who has all the tools to become one of the best pitchers in the ACC... has an excellent mound presence and can throw all of his pitches for strikes... will battle for the No. 1 spot in the rotation with Todd Ainsworth and Jared Stuart. Schmoll Year-By-Year Schmoll s Season and Career Highs 9.0 vs. Wake Forest (4/28/01) 10 vs. Georgetown (3/7/01) Schmoll in 39 JaredSTUART RHP Jr. Corning, N.Y./ Corning West On Stuart: Key member of a talented junior class of pitchers for the Terrapins... strong, powerful right-hander who has all the makings of a dominant starter... will be in the running for the No. 1 spot in the rotation and should be one of the team s three weekend starters. Stuart Year-By-Year Stuart s Season and Career Highs 7.2 vs. NC State (4/14/01) 7 vs. Virginia (4/20/01) Stuart in Sargent Year-By-Year Sargent s Career Highs Sargent in

13 PLAYER PROFILES CHARLESTON CRAB HOUSE SHOOTOUT 1 JeremySUAREZ INF So. Lakewood, N.J./ Christian Brothers Academy On Suarez: Sound defensive player who provides the Terps with excellent depth at the middle infield positions... handles the bat well and has good speed on the base paths... will be in the running for the starting job at second base. Suarez Year-By-Year / Suarez s Career and Season Highs 2, two times, most recently vs. UMES (4/18/01) 2, two times, most recently vs. UMES (4/18/01) Suarez in 19 MattSWOPE OF/INF Sr. New Carrollton, Md./ DeMatha On Swope: One of the top outfielders in the Atlantic Coast Conference... will also see some time at third base this season... excellent leadoff hitter who can hit for power and average... has great speed and a strong arm... is the team s leading returning batter from last season... is primed to have his finest season as a Terp... a candidate for June s Major League Baseball draft. Swope Year-By-Year / / / Swope s Season and Career Highs 3, five times, most recently vs. George Washington (5/9/01) 4, five times, most recently vs. North Carolina (4/7/01) Doubles: 2, two times, most recently vs. UMBC (4/28/00) 4, two times, most recently vs. Towson (4/26/00) Walks: 4 vs. North Carolina A&T (2/9/01) Longest Hitting Streak: 11 games (2/10-3/11/01) 31DarylWHITMER OF R-Jr. Waldorf, Md./Westlake On Whitmer: Excellent athlete who is a tremendous defensive player in the Terps outfield... also played wide receiver on the Terrapin football squad... improving hitter who is a threat to steal when on base. Whitmer Year-By-Year 1999 A Medical Redshirt season / / Whitmer s Season and Career Highs 4 vs. VCU (3/12/00) 3, two times, most recently vs. UMBC (5/1/01) Doubles: 2 vs. UMES (4/19/00) 3 vs. Coppin State (3/15/00) Whitmer in 14 JordanWILSON INF Fr. Frederick, Md./ St. John s at Prospect Hall On Wilson: First-year player who will serve as a backup at the middle infield positions. Wilson Year-By-Year Wilson s Season and Career Highs Wilson in Swope in