2012 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL YEARBOOK

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1 2012 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL YEARBOOK SCOTT DAVIS TROY DRUMMOND 2011 MEAC PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR TONY GATTO

2 Delaware State University Baseball General Information Location Dover, Del. Founded 1891 Enrollment 4,178 President Dr. Harry L. Williams Nickname Hornets Colors Columbia Blue & Red Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC) Affiliation NCAA Division I Interim Athletic Director Eric Hart Senior Women Administrator Candy Young Faculty Representative Dr. Jan Blade History First year of baseball 1930s All-Time Record* All-Time MEAC Record MEAC Championships One (1989) CIAA Championships 1957, 1963*, 1970* 1971* All-Time NCAA Tournament Record 0-0 All-Time Major League Players 2 Pedro Swann Atlanta Braves, Toronto Blue Jays, Baltimore Orioles Jake Wood Detroit Tigers, Cincinnati Reds All-Time MLB Draftees (since 1991) 5 Pedro Swann (1991) Atlanta Braves Scott Martin (2003) Chicago White Sox Tim Vaillancourt (2003) Arizona Diamondback Eric Carter (2004) Seattle Mariners Shawn Phillips (2004) Texas Rangers Coaching Staff Head Coach J.P. Blandin Alma Mater Wilmington (Del.), 95 Blandin at DSU /11 seasons Career Record Same Assistants Russ Steinhorn, Chris Barker, Jason Brown Team Information 2011 Overall Record MEAC Record/Finish 11-7/Second MEAC Tournament Record 1-2 Letterwinners Returning (19) 11 position players/ 8 pitchers Letterwinners Lost (6) 4 position players/2 pitchers Table of Contents Quick Facts/Media Information Schedule Roster Outlook 4-5 Head Coach J.P> Blandin 6-7 Assistant Coaches Veterans 9-27 Zach Adkins 9 Justin Allen 10 Joey Babuca 11 Peter Broehl 12 Cameron Cecil 13 Scott Davis 14 Tommy Dill 15 Troy Drummond 16 Jordan Elliott 17 Elliott Gardner 18 Tony Gatto 19 Ryan Haas 20 Derek Marshallsea 21 Matt McClain 22 DJ Miller 23 Aaron Nardone 24 Josh Patman 25 Eddie Sorondo 26 Chad Sturgeon Newcomers Nick Arrue/Bobby Brown 28 Zach Candeloro.JP Frey 29 Kevin Guthrie/Darien Percell DSU Statistics DSU Results MEAC Review MEAC Statistical Leaders DSU s MEAC Tournament History 36 The MEAC 37 DSU All-Time Records DSU All-MEAC First Team/Honorees 41 Soldier Field 42 DSU Season-by-Season Results DSU All-Time Roster 50 DSU s Major League Baseball Draftees 51 This is Delaware State University

3 2012 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 2/17 UNC-Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. 4 p.m. 2/18 UNC-Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. 1 p.m. 2/19 UNC-Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. Noon 2/21 Charleston Southern Charleston, S.C. 2 p.m. 2/22 Charleston Southern Charleston, S.C. 2 p.m. 2/24 Savannah State Savannah, Ga. 2 p.m. 2/25 Savannah State (DH) Savannah, Ga. 10 a.m. 2/26 Savannah State Savannah, Ga. Noon 2/29 LINCOLN (DH) DOVER, DEL. NOON MARCH 3/3 NJIT (DH) DOVER, DEL. NOON 3/4 NJIT DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 3/7 Delaware Newark, Del. 2:30 p.m. 3/10 Norfolk State* (DH) Norfolk, Va. 1 p.m. 3/11 Norfolk State* Norfolk, Va. 1 p.m. 3/14 LEHIGH DOVER, DEL. 2:30 P.M. 3/17 CORNELL (DH) DOVER, DEL. NOON 3/18 CORNELL DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 3/20 DELAWARE DOVER, DEL. 3 P.M. 3/21 TOWSON DOVER, DEL. 3 P.M. 3/24 UMES* (DH) Princess Anne, Md. 1 p.m. 3/25 UMES* Princess Anne, Md. 1 p.m. 3/30 HOFSTRA DOVER, DEL. 3 P.M. 3/31 HOFSTRA DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. APRIL 4/1 HOFSTRA DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 4/4 Lehigh Lehigh, Pa. 3 p.m. 4/7 NORFOLK STATE* (DH) DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 4/8 NORFOLK STATE* DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 4/11 Towson Towson, Md. 3 p.m. 4/14 Coppin State* (DH) Glen Burnie, Md. 1 p.m. 4/15 Coppin State* Glen Burnie, Md. 1 p.m. 4/18 Navy Annapolis, Md. 3 p.m. 4/21 UMES* (DH) DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 4/22 UMES* DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 4/24 LA SALLE DOVER, DEL. 3 P.M. 4/28 COPPIN STATE* (DH) DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 4/29 COPPIN STATE* DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. MAY 5/2 NAVY DOVER, DEL. 4 P.M. 5/5 COPPIN STATE* (DH) DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 5/6 COPPIN STATE* DOVER, DEL. 1 P.M. 5/9 Georgetown Bethesda, Md. 7 p.m. 5/11 UMES* (DH) Princess Anne, Md. 1 p.m. 5/12 UMES* Princess Anne, Md. 1 p.m. 5/17-19 MEAC Tournament Norfolk, Va. TBA (DH) Doubleheader * - Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Game Times and dates subject to change Home dates bolded 2

4 2012 DSU ROSTER # Name Class POS HT WT B/T Previous School/Hometown 1 Troy Drummond SR OF R/R Christiana HS/Newark, DE 3 Justin Allen SO OF L/L Sussex Tech HS/ Laurel, DE 5 Cameron Cecil SO C/IF R/R Gloucester HS/ Gloucester, VA 6/9 JP Frey JR IF R/R Alfred State College/ Erie, PA 7 Joey Babuca JR OF R/R Caesar Rodney HS/ Dover, DE 8 DJ Miller SO IF R/R A.I. Dupont HS/ Wilmington, DE 10 Nick Arrue FR OF R/R Fordham University/ Jersey City, NJ 11 Pete Broehl JR C R/R St. Marks HS/ Newark, DE 12 Scott Davis SR IF R/R Potomac State JC/Lake Lehman, PA 13 Ryan Haas JR IF/LHP L/L Middletown HS/ Bear, DE 14 Tommy Dill SO RHP R/R Polytech HS/ Felton, DE 16 Darien Percell FR OF R/R Milford Mill Academy/Pikesville, MD 17 Tony Gatto SR OF/RHP R/R Dover HS/ Dover, DE 20 Bobby Brown FR OF R/R Dover HS/ Dover, DE 21 Elliott Gardner JR RHP R/R Middletown HS/ Middletown, DE 22 Eddie Sorondo SO C R/R Marist HS/ Jersey City, NJ 23 Matt McClain SO RHP R/R Polytech HS/ Dover, DE 24 Kevin Guthrie FR OF R/R Sussex Central/ Georgetown, DE 25 Derek Marshallsea JR RHP R/R St. Marks HS/ Newark, DE 26 Zach Adkins JR LHP L/L Sussex Tech HS/ Laurel, DE 27 Chad Sturgeon SO-r RHP R/R Sussex Tech HS/ Seaford, DE 28 Josh Patman JR LHP L/L Harry S. Truman HS/ Levittown, PA 30 Aaron Nardone SO OF/C L/R Deep Creek HS/ Chesapeake, VA 34 Jordan Elliott JR-r RHP R/R Milford HS/ Lincoln, DE 40/48 Zach Candeloro FR RHP R/R Caesar Rodney HS/Dover, DE Head Coach: 29 JP Blandin Wilmington (Del.), 95-12th year Assistant Coaches: 2 Russ Steinhorn- Southeastern, 08-3rd year ; 15 Chris Barker -UNC Greensboro, 10-1st year; 35 Jason Brown - George Fox, 10 1st year By Class Seniors (3) - Scott Davis, Troy Drummond, Tony Gatto Juniors (8) - Zach Adkins, Joey Babuca, Peter Broehl, Jordan Elliott, JP Frey, Elliott Gardner, Ryan Haas, Derek Marshalsea, Josh Patman Sophomores (8) - Justin Allen, Cameron Cecil, Tommy Dill, Matt McClain, DJ Miller, Aaron Nardone, Eddie Sorondo, Chad Sturgeon Freshman (5) Nick Arrue, Bobby Brown, Zach Candeloro, Kevin Guthrie, Darien Percell, By State Delaware (17): Zach Adkins (Laurel), Justin Allen (Laurel), Joey Babuca (Dover), Peter Broehl (Newark), Bobby Brown (Dover), Zach Candeloro (Dover), Tommy Dill (Felton), Troy Drummond (Newark), Jordan Elliott (Lincoln), Elliott Gardner (Middletown), Tony Gatto (Dover), Kevin Guthrie (Georgetown), Ryan Haas (Bear), Derek Marshalsea (Newark), Matt McClain (Dover), DJ Miller (Wilmington), Chad Sturgeon (Seaford) Maryland (1): Darien Percell (Pikesville) New Jersey (2): Nick Arrue (Jersey City), Eddie Sorondo (Jersey City) Pennsylvania (3): Scott Davis (Lake Lehman), JP Frey (Erie), Josh Patman (Levittown) Virginia (2): Cameron Cecil (Gloucester), Aaron Nardone (Deep Creek) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 6 JP Frey.. Fry 17 Tony Gatto. GAH-to 7 Joey Babuca..BAH-boo-cah 22 Eddie Sorondo...SORE-ahn-doe 10 Nick Arrue...AH-roo 25 Derek Marshalsea..MAR-shall-see 11 Peter Broehl.Broll 27 Chad Sturgeon...STUR-jun 13 Ryan Haas Hahz 30 Aaron Nardone...NAR-dohn 3

5 2012 OUTLOOK There s a justifiable sense of optimism surrounding the 2012 Delaware State University baseball season. The Hornets return 19 letter winners, including 10 players who competed in at least 25 games, from its 2011 squad. DSU was overall and in the Mid- Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) last season. We have a solid group of veterans returning this season, said Delaware State head coach J.P. Blandin, who is in his 12 th year with the Hornets. I believe we have a good combination of power and speed in the everyday line-up, and our pitching staff features most of the key performers from last season. Topping the list of returning everyday players for DSU is All- America candidate Scott Davis (sr., 5-10, 180), the 2011 ME- AC Player-of-the-Year and American Baseball Coaches Association All-East Region Second Team selection. A 2012 CollegeBaseballInsider.com Division I Preseason All-America Honorable Mention, Davis was tops in the MEAC and seventh in the nation with a.418 average (74-177) last season. He also led the MEAC (7 th in NCAA) with a.516 on-base percentage during the 2011 season. Sophomore Eddie Sorondo SCOTT DAVIS (6-0, 190) gives the Hornets a solid 1-2 punch at catcher. Sorondo batted.277 with a homer and 15 RBI in 38 games during the 2011 season. Infielders No. Player POS B/T Ht/Wt Cl 5 Cameron Cecil 3B R/R 5-9/180 So. 6 JP Frey 2B R/R 5-11/190 Jr. 8 DJ Miller 2B/SS R/R 6-0/170 So. 10 Nick Arrue UTL R/R 5-10/170 Fr. 12 Scott Davis SS R/R 5-10/185 Sr. 13 Ryan Haas 1B L/L 6-1/235 Jr. Davis will start the 2012 season at shortstop after competing at second in his first two seasons with the Hornets. He enters his senior season with a.388 career batting average in 93 games. The Hornet infield also returns slugging first baseman/pitcher Ryan Haas (jr., 6-0, 200), also a 2011 All-MEAC First Team pick. Haas was second on the Hornets and 10 th in the MEAC with a.356 average (72-for-202) last season. He also ranked among the league leaders in hits (72) and runs batted in (50), while leading the team with five home runs. In addition, Haas was 3-1 with a 3.74 earned run average as a pitcher in Two players who earned All-MEAC Second Team recognition last season also return to the team. Centerfielder Troy Drummond (sr., 5-11, 185) batted.306 and was tied for fourth on the Hornets with 49 hits last season. He also ranked among the MEAC leaders with 16 steals (16-for-17) in Catcher Cameron Cecil (so., 5-9, 180) is a solid defensive player with a strong bat. Cecil batted.290 and was second on the team with four home runs as a true freshman last year. Outfielders No. Player POS B/T Ht/Wt Cl 1 Troy Drummond CF R/R 5-11/185 Sr. 3 Justin Allen OF L/L 6-0/175 So. 7 Joey Babuca RF R/R 5-11/190 Jr. 16 Darien Percell OF R/R 5-10/175 Fr. 17 Tony Gatto RF R/R 6-2/205 Sr. 24 Kevin Guthrie OF R/R 5-8/175 Fr. 30 Aaron Nardone LF L/R 6-0/185 So. The Delaware State outfield also returns local veterans Tony Gatto (sr., 6-1, 205) and Joey Babuca (jr., 5-11, 195), along with Aaron Nardone (so, 6-0, 185). Gatto, a former Dover HS star, collected 24 hits and 16 RBI in 38 games last season. A 2010 All-MEAC Second Team pick, Gatto also provided some solid innings as a reliever (1-0, 4.15 ERA) last year. Babuca, a Caesar Rodney HS product, batted.275 with 25 hits, 2 homers and 12 RBI while battling injuries during the 2011 season. Nardone was third on the Hornets in home runs (3) and fourth in runs batted in (30), while batting.277 last season. 4

6 2012 OUTLOOK Jordan Elliott Nardone was third on the Hornets in home runs (3) and fourth in runs batted in (30), while batting.277 last season. The Hornets also return 2011 reserves Justin Allen (so., 6-0, 175) and Peter Broehl (jr., 5-11, 180) to the outfield, while newcomers Nick Arue (fr., 5-10, 170), Kevin Guthrie (fr., 5-8, 175) and Darien Percell (jr., 6-0, 225) will also compete for playing time. Catchers Broehl No. Player B/T Ht/Wt Cl also fills-in 5 Cameron Cecil R/R 5-9/180 So. at 11 Peter Broehl R/R 5-11/185 Jr. catcher 22 Eddie Sorondo R/R 6-0/190 So. for the Hornets. The 2012 Delaware State infield also features second baseball DJ Miller (so., 6-0, 170), who batted.296 (29-for-98) with a home run and 11 RBI last season. Miller was also 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts last season. Newcomer JP Frey (jr., 6-1, 185), a transfer from Alfred State College (N.Y.) is penciled in as the new starter at third base. Three local products will lead the 2012 Delaware State pitching staff. Righty Jordan Elliot (jr., 6-3, 185/) was a 2011 All-MEAC Second Team selection. Elliot was 6-5 with a 4.58 ERA (7 th in MEAC) in 18 appearances last season. The former Milford HS star struck out a team-high 70 batters (6 th in MEAC), while walking just 29. Elliot tossed two shutouts and combined on another last season. Right hander Elliott Gardner (jr., 6-2, 185), a Middletown HS product, posted a 5-7 record with 65 strikeouts and 33 walks in Gardner, who threw one shutout and combined on another, struck out a career-high 10 batters in two games last year. Pitchers No. Player POS Ht/Wt Cl 13 Ryan Haas LHP 6-1/235 Jr. 14 Tommy Dill RHP 5-10/180 So. 20 Bobby Brown RHP 5-8/150 Fr. 21 Elliott Gardner RHP 6-2/190 Fr. 23 Matt McClain RHP 6-2/180 So. 25 Derek Marshalsea RHP 6-2/180 Jr. 26 Zach Adkins LHP 5-10/185 Jr. 27 Chad Sturgeon RHP 6-5/195 r-so. 28 Josh Patman LHP 6-0/225 Jr. 34 Jordan Elliott RHP 6-3/185 r-jr. 40 Zach Candeloro RHP 6-4/220 Fr. Former Polytech HS star Matt McClain (so., 6-2, 180), was 4-8 with a team-high five complete games as a true freshman in He had a 59/22 strikeout-towalk ratio last season. Tommy Dill (so, 5-10, 180) was 5-2 with 20 Ks in 31.2 innings as a spot starter/reliever in 2011 In addition to Haas, the DSU pitching staff also features Derek Marshalsea (jr., 6-8, 180), Chad Sturgeon (jr., 6-5, 185) and Josh Patman (jr., 6-0, 225). The top newcomers to the staff are Dover High School product Bobby Brown (fr.; 5-8, 150) and Zach Candeloro (fr., 6-4, 220), a former standout at Caesar Rodney HS. Ryan Haas 5

7 Head Coach J.P. Blandin 12th Season Blandin has compiled a record since taking over as head coach of the Hornets prior to the 2001 season. In his 12th season as the Hornets skipper, Blandin has accounted for more than 30 percent of the school s total wins (799 in 55 seasons). Blandin picked up his 200th-career victory with a 10-6 win over the Delaware Blue Hens on April 8, 2008, reaching the 200-win plateau in 394 games (fewer games than any other coach in school history). Prior to the milestone, he reached the 100-win mark faster than any coach in team history, achieving the milestone in 151 games. Blandin led the Hornets to the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Northern Division crown in each of his first three seasons. In MEAC play, Blandin has amassed a (.669) record. Last season, Blandin guided DSU to a overall record and a second place finish in the MEAC with an 11-7 mark in conference play. In addition, Delaware State's Scott Davis was named 2011 MEAC Player-of-the- Year, while 1B Ryan Haas joined Davis on the All-MEAC First Team. In additon, Davis was a 2011 CollegeBaseballInsider.com All-America Honorable Mention and American Baseball Coaches Association All-East Region Second team. Outfielder Troy Drummond, pitcher Jordan Elliott and catcher Cameron Cecil were 2011 All-MEAC Second Team selections. Blandin was also instrumental in helping Ross Babineaux earn MEAC Player of the Year, and Hornet pitcher Dan Perkins receive league Pitcher -of-the-year honors in In 2007, Blandin registered a record (10-8 MEAC), featuring All- MEAC First Team selection Tom Shelley. During the previous two years, DSU went (7-11 MEAC) in 2006 and (10-7 MEAC) in Third baseman Brandon Gravely was recognized as a First Team All- MEAC selection in 06, while second baseman Kevin Hill picked up first team all-conference honors in 05. In 2004, he guided the Hornets to the MEAC Tournament championship round for the first time since The 2004 season also featured the selection of RHP Shawn Phillips and 1B Bret Underwood to the All- MEAC First Team. Phillips (Texas Rangers) and fellow RHP Eric Carter (Seattle Mariners) were also chosen in the 2004 Major League Baseball draft. In 2003, Blandin led Delaware State to its first season-series victory over the University of Delaware, winning four of six games against its in -state rival. The 2003 Hornets also produced two All-MEAC First Team players, OF Scott Martin and Underwood. The Chicago White Sox selected Martin, and RHP Tim Vaillancourt was chosen by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2003 Major League Baseball amateur draft. In 2002, Blandin guided Delaware State to a school-record 40 wins (40-19), eclipsing the former record of 37 set by his 2001 squad. The 2002 Hornets posted a school-record-tying 12-game winning streak, and ranked among the NCAA Division I leaders in batting average, runs scored and earned run average. Blandin s 2002 squad also established new school records for runs scored (555), hits (668), home runs (68) and runs batted in (489). Among the individual honors collected by Blandin s 2002 team were the selection of Martin (DH) and Phil Sullinger (OF) to the All-MEAC First Team, and pitcher Phillips as MEAC Rookie-of-the-Year. Blandin s 2001 team led all NCAA Division one schools in scoring at 10.4 runs per game, and earned run average (2.98). Delaware State pitchers tossed a school record eight shutouts that season, while the hitters established new team marks in four categories. The 2001 Hornets also posted a school-record winning streak of 12 games. After a loss to Georgetown ended the streak, the Hornets responded by winning their next 11 games. The 2001 All-MEAC First Team featured two Delaware State players (Martin - INF, Dave Stevens - C), while pitcher Joe Brzeczek was named MEAC Rookie-of-the-Year. Prior to accepting the head-coaching job, Blandin served as an assistant/pitching coach for the Hornets during the 2000 season. He is credited for the dramatic turnaround in the pitching staff that season. Delaware State allowed fewer runs per game and had a lower ERA than the year before his arrival. Hornet opponents averaged 6.65 runs per game in 2000 compared to 9.6 in The team ERA fell from 8.24 in 1999 to 5.21 in Blandin was also instrumental in the development of lefty starter John Sterling, the 2000 MEAC Rookie-of-the-Year. Prior to joining the Hornets, Blandin served as an assistant coach at the University of San Francisco in Blandin was also an undergraduate assistant at his alma mater, Wilmington (Del.) College, during the 1994 season. That year, Wilmington qualified for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) World Series in Des Moines, Iowa. As a player at Wilmington, Blandin help lead the 1992 Wildcats to a fourth place finish in the 18-team NAIA World Series. He also earned a letter during the 1993 season. 6

8 Head Coach J.P. Blandin During his high school days at St. Andrew s in Delaware, Blandin was an All-State pitcher in 1988, and earned a spot on the state s Carpenter Cup All-Star team. The Carpenter Cup pitted all-star teams from throughout the Delaware Valley in competition at Philadelphia s Veterans Stadium. The Middletown, Del., native has been highly successful at attracting some of Delaware s top high school players to sign with the Hornets. About 80 percent of Blandin s players competed at Delaware high schools, including a number of all-state selections. Blandin and wife Sherry reside in the Dover area with their daughter Kaylee (8) and son Tyler (7). The Blandin File Year Record MEAC Highlights MEAC Player-of-the-Year (Scott Davis); All-MEAC First Team (Scott Davis, Ryan Haas) MEAC Player-of-the-Year (Ross Babineaux); MEAC Pitcher-of-the-Year (Dan Per kins); All-MEAC First Team (Babineaux, Perkins, Brandon Penick) Two All-MEAC First Team players (Jarrett Bibb, Justin Bittner) All-MEAC First Team Tom Shelly All-MEAC First Team Brandon Gravely All-MEAC First Team Kevin Hill Reached MEAC Tournament championship round; All-MEAC First Team (Shawn Phillips, Brett Underwood) MEAC North Champions; won season series vs. Delaware 4-2; All-MEAC First Team (Scott Martin; Bret Underwood) MEAC North Champions; DSU record for wins in a season; All-MEAC First Team (Scott Martin, Phil Sullinger); MEAC Rookie-of-the-Year (Shawn Phillips) MEAC North Champions; tops in Div. I in runs per-game (10.4) and earned run aver age (2.98); All-MEAC First Team (Scott Martin, Dave Stevens); MEAC Rookie-of-the- Year (Joe Brzeczek); school-record win streak (12) Blandin vs. All-Opponents Albany 1-2 Arkansas 0-3 Bethune-Cookman 6-23 Binghamton Boston College 0-1 Bryant 0-3 Bucknell 1-1 Buffalo 1-3 Campbell 0-2 Canisius 0-2 Charleston Southern 0-3 Coastal Carolina 0-3 Coppin State 34-6 Cornell 0-3 Davidson 1-1 Delaware 8-24 Drexel 1-0 East Carolina 0-3 Elizabeth City 1-0 Elon 2-7 Fairfield 2-1 Fairleigh Dickinson 8-0 Florida A&M Fordham 0-3 Gardner Webb 0-3 Gardner Webb 0-3 Georgetown 2-4 George Washington Hartford 2-1 Hofstra 2-2 Howard 13-0 Iona 1-0 Kent State 0-1 La Salle 6-7 Lehigh Lemoyne 0-3 Liberty 0-3 Lincoln (Pa.) 5-0 Long Island 2-1 Longwood 3-2 Maine Manhattan 5-5 Marist 0-3 Marshall 0-2 Maryland 0-2 Massachusetts 1-0 McNeese State 0-3 Minnesota 0-1 Mount St. Mary s 2-1 Navy New Mexico 0-3 New York Tech 1-6 Niagara 1-2 NJIT 1-1 Norfolk State North Carolina 0-1 No. Carolina A&T No. Carolina Central 6-0 No. Carolina State 0-7 Old Dominion 0-1 Richmond 0-1 St. John s 0-1 St. Joseph s (Pa.) 3-0 St. Peter s 0-4 Savannah State 11-7 South Carolina 0-6 Temple 2-1 Towson 6-12 UMBC 2-0 UMES 41-7 UNC-Wilmington 0-3 Virginia State 3-0 Virginia Tech 0-2 Wagner 3-2 Winthrop 1-0 7

9 Assistant Coaches Russ Steinhorn - Third Year Steinhorn returns to Delaware State after spending the 2011 season at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Steinhorn serves as recruiting coordinator and plays a key role in directing the team's offensive and defensive strategies. In 2011 at UNCG Steinhorn, was in charge of the outfielders along with assisting with pitchers and hitters. UNCG had a overall record and was second in the Southern Conference with a 22-8 mark in league play. Off the field Steinhorn, was the camp coordinator, assisted with recruiting, academic advisement, travel and scheduling. In 2009, Steinhorn's first year at Delaware State, the Hornet pitching staff showed a marked improvement from the previous year. The pitchers lowered the overall team ERA 3.29 runs under his direction. Two Hornets pitchers were selected to the 2009 All- MEAC First-Team All Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference honors, including Dan Perkins, who was voted as the league's Pitcher of the Year. Perkins was selected by the Colorado Rockies in the 2009 Major League Baseball draft.. Prior to coaching at Delaware State, Steinhorn served as the pitching coach for the Allegany County Nitros in the New York Collegiate Baseball League. He also coached one year at his alma mater Edgewater High School in Orlando, Fla. At Edgewater he coached seven players that signed NCAA Division I scholarships and four players who were taken in the MLB First-Year Player Draft. Overall, Steinhorn has coached over 15 players that have been drafted or signed free agent contracts to play professional baseball. Steinhorn graduated from Southeastern University in Lakeland, Fla. A pitcher and utility player, he helped lead the team to four NCCAA (National Christian College Athletic Association) National Championships. During his final season, he was 5-1 with a 2.70 ERA on the mound, while hitting.373 at the plate. Steinhorn graduated from Southeastern University in May of 2008 with a bachelor's degree in middle grades mathematics education and a minor in religious studies. In May of 2011, Steinhorn graduated from Delaware State University with a Masters Degree in Sports Administration. Chris Barker - First Year A native of Racine, Wis., Barker is in his first year coaching at Delaware State University. He is in charge of the outfielders and is the assistant hitting coach. Barker graduated from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in 2010 with a degree in communication studies and become the school leader in hit by pitches (42) in two seasons and was fourth in the nation in hit by pitches (26). He led the team in stolen bases and was among the top ten in the conference for onbase percentage (.482) in Prior to his time at UNCG, Barker attended Madison Area Technical College from While at MATC, he earned academic all-conference, allregion and all-district honors in addition to winning the 2009 Rawlings Gold Glove. Jason Brown - First Year Jason Brown is in his first season as a volunteer assistant coach, where he will primarily be working with the catchers. Previously, Brown was an Assistant Coach for Klamath Falls Gems of the West Coast Collegiate Summer League where they broke WCL record for wins by an expansion team. During the spring, he was the Assistant Baseball Coach at Centralia College (Centralia, Wash.) where he primarily worked with the catchers and hitters. Brown coached three all-league players including an All-NWAACC selection at catcher. Brown played at George Fox University in Newberg, Ore. from and was All- Conference DH as a senior in While at George Fox, the Bruins won two NWC Conference titles and made four NCAA Regional Appearances. Barker is currently enrolled in the sport administration master's program at DSU. 8 He graduated from George Fox University with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Sports Administration from Delaware State University.

10 The Veterans 26 ZACH ADKINS LHP 5-10/185 JR. LAUREL, DEL./SUSSEX TECH HS Adkins at DSU 2011: Appeared in 17 games, including one start posted 0-1 record allowed 36 hits and 33 runs (27 earned) in 25.0 innings did not allow a hit or run in two innings of relief vs. Minnesota (Feb. 27) struck out two batters in two hitless innings of relief vs. Lincoln-Pa. (Mar. 29) tossed one shutout inning of relief vs. Delaware (Mar. 16), East Carolina (May 13) and Florida A&M (Apr. 16). 2010: Tied for second on the Hornets with 16 pitching appearances tied for team lead with 11 starts on the mound posted 2-6 record recorded 51 strikeouts and 40 walks in 65.2 innings tied for team lead in strikeouts credited with the win after striking out five batters in four innings of 12-3 win over Iona (Feb. 21) struck out career-high eight batters in 6.1 innings in no-decision vs. St. Peter s (Mar. 20). Adkins career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /1 0 0/ /11 0 0/ TOT` //12 0 0/ Adkins career highs Innings: 6.2, vs. Savannah St. (3/27/10) Hits: 10 (two games) Runs: 13, vs. New Mexico (5/15/10) Earned runs: 8 (two games) Walks: 6, vs. Liberty (3/6/10) Strike outs: 8, vs. St. Peter s (3/20/10) Home runs: 2 (three games) Wild pitches: 3, vs. UMES (4/2/10) 9

11 The Veterans 3 JUSTIN ALLEN OF 6-0/175 SOPH. LAUREL, DEL./SUSSEX TECH HS Allen at DSU 2011: Starting outfielder in 10 of the 25 games in which he appeared batted.209 with two doubles, one triple, a homer and seven runs batted in successful on each of his four stole base attempts was 2-for-4 with a home run, double and four RBI vs. Lincoln (3/29/11) had two hits (2-3), including a triple, and two RBI vs. N.C. Central (3/27/11) hit safely in eight games. High School: All-Henlopen performer at Sussex Tech helped lead the Raven to state tournament appearance 2010 co-winner of the Judy Johnson Scholarship and recipient of the Wilmington Blue Rocks Scholarship in recognition of his Gold Team MVP award at the 2010 Delaware High School All-Star Baseball Game. Allen career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / Allen career highs At bats: 5, vs. Towson (4/27/11) Runs scored: 2 (three games) Hits: 2 (two games) RBI: 3, vs. Lincoln-Pa. (3/29/11) Doubles: 1 (two games) Triples: 1, vs. N.C. Central (3/27/11) Home runs: 1, vs. Lincoln-Pa. (3/29/11) Stolen bases: 1 (four games) 10

12 The Veterans 7 JOEY BABUCA OF R/R 5-11/190 JR. DOVER, DEL./CAESAR RODNEY HS Babuca at DSU 2011: Competed in 34 games, including 25 starts... batted.275 (25-for-91) with two home runs, 12 RBI and 15 runs scored... also collected four doubles, a triple and a stolen base... was 3-for-5 with career-high four RBI in victory over Lincoln (Mar. 29)... smacked a three-run homer to help lead Hornets to 11-6 win over Lehigh (Mar. 2)... was 3-for-4 with a home run, double and four runs scored in 16-6 win over Hartford (Mar. 19)... collected two hits, including a triple, a run batted in and four runs scored in 15-4 victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (Mar. 15)... hit safely in 17 games... tallied two or more hits in six games. 2010: Started in 32 of the 37 games in which he appeared... batted.222 (24-for-108) with one home run, 15 RBI, 10 doubles and 13 runs scored...was 3-for-3 with a double and RBI vs. Georgetown (Mar. 23)... was 2-for-2 with 2 doubles and three RBI vs. Savannah State (Mar. 28)... smacked a solo homer vs. Coppin State (Arp. 11)... named MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week after collecting 7 hits and four RBI in 11 at bats... hit safely in 18 games... had two or more hits in five contests.. High School: Earned four varsity letters at Caesar Rodney Delaware All-State (2B) and All-Henlopen Conference First Team (C/OF/2B) selection... played for head coach Rich Szvitich, a former DSU assistant coach... also lettered in football... helped lead Riders to 2008 Delaware Division I football championship All-Henlopen Conference linebacker. Personal: Son of Bobby and Pam Babuca... full name is Joseph Robert Babuca... born 2/18/91 in Guam. Babuca career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / / TOT / Babuca career highs At bats: 5 (five games) Runs scored: 4, vs. Hartford (3/19/11) Hits: 3 (two games) RBI: 4, vs. Lincoln-Pa. (3/29/11) Doubles: 2,vs. Savannah St. (3/28/10) Triples: 1, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (3/15/11) Home runs: 1 (three times) Stolen bases: 1 (two games) 11

13 The Veterans 11 PETER BROEHL C R/R 5-11/185 JR. NEWARK, DEL./ST. MARK S HS Broehl at DSU 2011: Competed in 11 games, starting six... batted.292 (7-for-24) with three runs scored and a run batted in... was 2-for-3 with a run batted in and a walk at East Carolina (May 15)... also collected two hits (2-for-3) vs. Bethune-Cokman (May 8)... singled in his only at-bat in MEAC Tournament contest against Norfolk State (May 19)... did not commit an error in 25 fielding chances. 2010: Started in 10 of the 19 games in which he appeared... batted.265 (9-for-34) with one double and five runs scored... recorded.405 on-base percentage... had career-high three hits (3-for-5) and a run scored vs. Norfolk State (Apr. 25)... singled in his only at bat vs. New Mexico (May 16)... collected a double for his first career extra base hit in loss to Navy (May 12). High School: Helped lead St. Mark's to 2009 Delaware scholastic championship all-conference second team... batted.380 during senior season... played for head baseball coach Matthew Smith... teammate of DSU junior pitcher Derek Marshalsea. Personal: Son of Peter and Justine Broehl... born 2/12/91. Broehl career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / / TOT / Broehl career highs At bats: 5, vs. Norfolk State (4/25/10) Runs scored: 2, vs. Navy (5/11/11) Hits: 3, vs. Norfolk State (4/25/10) RBI: 1, vs. East Carolina (5/15/11) Doubles: n/a Triples: n/a Home runs: n/a Stolen bases: n/a 12

14 The Veterans 5 CAMERON CECIL 3B/C R/R 5-9/180 SOPH. GLOUCESTER, VA./GLOUCESTER HS Cecil at DSU 2011: All-MEAC Second Team catcher... appeared in 47 games, including 45 starts... seventh on the Hornets with.290 batting average (49-for-169)... second on the team in home runs (4) and tied for second in doubles (9)... tied for fourth on the Hornets with 49 hits and fifth on the club with 26 runs scored... selected as MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week on March hit safely in 32 games... had hitting streaks of eight and seven games during the season... was 3-for-4 with two home runs and four RBI in 16-6 win over Hartford (Mar. 19)... collected three hits (3-for-4), including a homer and triple, in 12-2 victory over North Carolina Central (Mar. 27)... was 3-for-4 with two runs scored in 11-1 win over North Carolina A&T (May. 1)... smacked and solo homer and scored three runs in 6-1 victory over Coppin State (Apr. 10)... had three hits, including a double, and a RBI in 18-7 loss to Buffalo... had two-ormore hits in 14 games. High School: All-Peninsula selection at Gloucester High School... attended a showcase presented by Baseball Clearinghouse and was ranked among top prospects at the showcase... participated in Virginia Commonwealth Games for top high school players in the state. Cecil career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / Cecil career highs At bats: 6, vs. Florida A&M (4/17/11) Runs scored: 3, vs. Coppin State (4/10/11) Hits: 3 (three games) RBI: 4, vs. Hartford (3/19/11) Doubles: 1 (nine games) Triples: 1, vs. NCCU (3/27/11) Home runs: 2, vs. Hartford (3/19/11) Stolen bases: 1 (four games) 13

15 ELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY The Veterans 12 SCOTT DAVIS SS R/R 5-10/185 SR. LAKE LEHMAN, PA./POTOMAC STATE (WV) Davis at DSU 2012: MEAC Preseason Player-of-the-Year 2011: MEAC Player-of-the-Year and All-MEAC First Team selection... CollegeBaseballInsider.com Division I All-America Honorable Mention... America Baseball Coaches Association All-East Region Second Team MEAC All-Tournament Team tops in the MEAC and seventh among all NCAA Division I players with a.418 average (74-for-177)... led the MEAC (7 th in NCAA) with a.516 on-base percentage... ranked third in the MEAC in hits (74) and tied for fourth in doubles (17)... two-time MEAC Player of the Week (May 2, April 11)... hit safely in 38 of the 50 games in which he appeared... had at least two hits in 24 games, at least three hits in seven games and four hits in four games... was 4-for-4 with three RBI in win over UMES on Apr also collected four hits vs. Coppin State (Apr. 10), vs. Florida A&M (Apr. 16) and Buffalo (Mar. 5)... had hit streaks of 11, 10 and 7 games during the season... among NCAA Div. I leaders with 17 hit by pitches. 2010: Appeared in 43 games... tops among team regulars with.353 average (54-for-153)... second on the Hornets with 54 hits and 15 doubles... hit safely in 35 games... ended season with a team-high 15 game hit streak... drove in career-high five run, including a three-run double, in 18-8 win over UMES (Apr. 3) was 4-for-5 with a double and run batted in vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 8) also hit by 22 pitches appeared as a relief pitcher in 12 games did not have a decision struck out two batters in one inning of work vs. Savannah State (3/28/10) and UMES (4/3/10). Davis career stats (at DSU) YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / / TOT / Davis career highs At bats: 6, vs. Florida A&M (4/16/11) Runs scored: 4 (four games) Hits: 4 (four games) RBI: 5, vs. UMES (4/3/10) Doubles: 2 (two games) Triples: 1 (two games) Home runs: 1 (four games) Stolen bases: 2, vs. Norfolk State (4/23/11) Hit by Pitch: 2 (six games) 14

16 The Veterans 14 TOMMY DILL RHP 5-10/180 SOPH. FELTON, DEL./POLYTECH HS Dill at DSU 2011: Appeared in 16 games, starting four... posted a 5-2 won-loss record and 5.40 earned run average... recorded 20 strikeouts and 16 walks in 31.2 innings... was credited with his first collegiate win in his first start after allowing one run on four hits while striking out four batters in five innings of 11-6 win over Lehigh (Mar. 2)... was winning pitcher in DSU's 15-4 victory over Fairleigh Dickinson, allowing four runs (three earned) on eight hits while striking out five in eight innings (Mar. 15)... struck out career-high seven batters in five innings in 10-1 win over Lincoln (Mar. 29)... was winning pitcher after tossing two shutout innings in relief, striking out three, in 13-9 victory at Coppin State (Apr. 25)... tossed one shutout inning in relief to earn the win in 9-5 victory over La Salle (Apr. 20) High School: 2009 Delaware All-State Second Team and 2010 all-state third team at Polytech High School. Dill career stats Dill career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /4 0 0/ Dill career highs Innings: 8, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (3/15/11) Hits: 10, vs. Temple (3/8/11) Runs: 8, vs. Temple (3/8/11) Earned runs: 7, vs. Temple (3/8/11) Walks: 3 (three games) Strike outs: 7, Lincoln (3/28/11) Home runs: 1 (four games) 15

17 The Veterans 1 TROY DRUMMOND OF R/R 5-11/185 SR. NEWARK, DEL./CHRISTIANA HS Drummond at DSU 2011: Appeared in 50 games, starting All-MEAC Second Team selection... fourth among Hornet regulars (20th in MEAC) with.306 average (49-for-160)... third on the team in runs scored (39) fourth in hits (49)... had career-best 11-game hit streak from Mar. 18 to Apr also had sixgame hit streak... team leader, and fourth in the MEAC with 16 stolen bases (16-17)... tied for fourth in the MEAC with four triples... ranked third in the conference with 10 sacrifice bunts... had three hits, including two doubles, in victory over Lincoln-Pa. (May. 29)... was 3-for-4 with three runs scored and two RBI vs. Navy (May 11)... was 3-for-4 with a RBI and run scored in 11-1 victory over North Carolina A&T (May. 1)... had three hits and four runs scored in 10-9 win over Florida A&M (Apr. 16)... hit safely in 31 games and had two-or-more hits in 16 contests. 2010: Limited to 11 games due to injury... granted medical redshirt... had seven hits in 34 at bats during the season (.206)... was 4-for-5 with two doubles, three runs scored and a career-high seven runs batted in vs. North Carolina Central (Feb. 20). 2009: Competed in 29 games, starting in batted.314 (27-for-86)... with three home runs and 14 runs batted in... also credited with 27 runs scored, four doubles and one triple... third on the Hornets in home runs... successful on six-of-seven stolen base attempts... was 3-for-4 with a homer, three RBI and two runs scored vs. Wagner (Mar. 20)... had a homer and double in five at bats vs. in MEAC Tournament loss to NCA&T (May 14)... smacked a two-run homer in win over Lincoln-Pa. (Feb. 22)... hit safely in 17 games... had two-or-more hits in seven games. 2008: Starting outfielder in 41 of the 47 games in which he appeared... MEAC Player-of-the-Week on Apr fourth on the Hornets with.297 batting average (44-for-148)... third on the team in doubles (12) and sixth in runs scored (29) and total bases (61)... also recorded 21 RBI, one home run and one triple... recorded.412 slugging pct. and.408 on-base pct.... was 5-for-8 with two doubles, two RBI and two runs scored in doubleheader sweep of UMES (Mar. 29)... knocked in career-high three runs vs. Long Island (Mar. 22) and Lehigh (Apr. 16)... was 2-for-3 with a solo homer in win over Florida A&M (Apr. 13)... hit safely in 32 contests... had 10 multi-hit games... had hitting streaks of nine and six games. At Christiana: 2007 Senior Male Athlete-of-the-Year three-time All-Blue Hen Conference First Team selection Delaware All-State Honorable Mention as a senior batted.745 as a soph.,.400 in senior year and.390 as a junior also competed in football and basketball helped lead school to stats basketball championship. Personal: Son of Robert and Karen Drummond born 2/17/89. Drummond career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / / / / ` TOT / Drummond career highs At bats: 6, vs. Lincoln (3/29/11) Runs scored: 4 (three games) Hits: 4, vs. NC Central (2/20/10) RBI: 7, vs. NC Central (2/20/10) Doubles: 2 (three games) Triples: 1 (six games) Home runs: 1 (four games) Stolen bases: 2 (two games) 16

18 The Veterans 34 JORDAN ELLIOTT RHP 6-3/185 r-jr. LINCOLN, DEL./MILFORD HS Elliott at DSU 2011: All-MEAC Second Team selection... two-time MEAC Pitcher-of-the-Week (Mar. 21; Apr. 11)... competed in 18 games, recording 15 starts and three relief appearances... posted 6-5 won-loss record with 4.58 earned run average... team leader in wins (6), strikeouts (70), innings pitched (94.1) and complete games (3)... had two complete game shutouts and combined on another... seventh in the MEAC in ERA, sixth in opponents' batting average (.272), second in innings pitched (94.1), sixth in strikeouts, tied for sixth in wins and tied for first in starts (15)... struck out career-high 12 batters in complete game 5-0 MEAC Tournament win over UMES (May 18)... pitched seven-inning complete game shutout (10-0) vs. Coppin State, allowing four hits and striking out seven in the contest (Apr. 10)... credited with the win after tossing seven-shutout innings (4 hits/6 strikeouts) against UMES on April 2... pitched nine-inning complete game, allowing six hits and one unearned run, in 6-1 win over Towson (Feb. 25)... struck out at least three batters in 14 of his 15 starts. 2010: Limited to three games due to injuries... posted 1-2 record for the season... recorded eight strikeouts in 15.1 innings... was winning pitcher in victory over Savannah State (Feb. 26), striking out three batters in 5.1 innings. 2009: Appeared in 11 games, making nine starts... posted 2-2 record... fourth on the Hornets with 32 strikeouts (36.2 innings)... was winning pitcher in 10-8 victory over Bethune-Cookman, striking out season-high six batters in the contest (May 2)... earned the win after pitching six shutout innings, allowing two hits and striking out five, in 3-1 victory over Delaware (Apr. 2). High School: 2008 All-Henlopen Conference First Team selection... also competed in 2008 Blue-Gold All-Star Game... member of Delaware Carpenter Cup All-Star Team during senior year All-Henlopen Conference and Third Team All-State selection... posted 9-0 record as starting pitcher during junior year... also member of 2007 Delaware Carpenter Cup Team... played for head baseball coach John Nichols... also lettered in basketball. Personal: Son of Dean and Amber Elliot... full name is Jordan Christopher Elliott... born Dec. 9, 1989 in Milford, Del....DSU and MEAC scholarathlete major: Sports Management. Elliott career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /9 0 0/ /3 0 0/ /15 3 2/ TOT /27 3 2/ Elliott career highs Innings: 9 (two games) Hits: 11, vs. Buffalo (3/4/11) Runs: 11, vs. Buffalo (3/4/11) Earned runs: 9, vs. Buffalo (3/4/11) Walks: 5, vs. Delaware (4/23/09) Strike outs: 12, UMES (5/18/11) Home runs: 3, vs. Virginia Tech (5/10/09) Wild pitches: 2 (three games) 17

19 The Veterans 21 ELLIOTT GARDNER RHP 6-2/190 JR. MIDDLETOWN, DEL./MIDDLETOWN HS Gardner at DSU 2011: Pitched in 17 games, including 14 starts... tied for second on the Hornets with five wins (5-7)... posted 5.19 earned run average... second on the team with 65 strikeouts and had team-best strikeouts-per-innings pitched ratio (.941; 65 ks in 69.1 innings)... tossed five shut-out innings, allowing two hits, while striking out eight in 28-0 win over Lincoln (Mar. 29)... struck out career-high 10 batters in two games... mowed down 10 batters in six innings during 4-3 loss to Towson (Apr. 6)... fanned 10 batters in nine innings of 3-2 MEAC Tournament win over North Carolina A&T (May 20) pitched two shutout innings in relief, striking out three, to earn the win in 10-9 victory over Florida A&M (Apr. 16)... tossed first career shutout (allowed four hits), topping Norfolk State 5-0 on Apr pitched eight innings (allowing one run on two hits) to earn the win in 11-1 victory over North Carolina A&T (May 1)... struck out eight batters in seven innings vs. Delaware (Mar. 22)... struck out two or more batters in 13 games. 2010: Starting pitcher in 11 of the 15 games in which he appeared... posted 4-5 record with 6.88 ERA... tied for team lead with 51 strikeouts (65.2 innings)... struck out season-high eight batters in 11-4 complete game win (9 inn.) over Florida A&M (Apr.8)... credited with the win after tossing six innings, striking out five, in 18-8 win over UMES (Apr. 3)... fanned six batters in seven innings in 8-4 win over Savannah State (Mar. 28)... fanned two or more batters in 13 of his 15 appearances. High School: 2009 Delaware All-State First Team outfielder posted 7-0 won-loss record as a pitcher.batted.510 with 11 career home runs. Gardner career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /11 1 0/ /14 3 1/ TOT /25 4 1/ Gardner career highs Innings: 9, vs. Florida A&M (4/18/10) Hits: 11, vs. NCA&T (5/2/10) Runs: 11, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/10) Earned runs: 10, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/10) Walks: 6, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/11) Strike outs: 10 (two games) Home runs: 2 (three times) Wild pitches: 3, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/11) 18

20 The Veterans 17 TONY GATTO OF 6-1/205 SR. DOVER, DEL./DOVER HS Gatto at DSU 2011: Competed in 38 games, including 31 as a starter... collected 24 hits, including seven doubles, in 122 at bats... also credited with 16 runs batted in and 20 runs scored... also posted a 1-0 record and 4.15 earned run average in 14 appearances as a pitcher... was 3-for-4 with three doubles and three RBI in 12-9 loss to Delaware (Mar. 22)... had two hits, including a double, and four RBI in 28-0 victory over Lincoln (Mar. 29)... also had two hits vs. Marist (Mar. 12), No. Carolina Central (Mar. 26) and Norfolk State (Apr. 22)... hit in eight straight games from Apr. 16 to May 1... recorded 14 strikeouts in 13 innings on the mound... struck out the side in one scoreless inning of relief in 11-6 win over Lehigh (Mar. 2)... punched out two batters in scoreless relief innings vs. La Salle (Apr. 20) and Coppin State (Apr. 25)... was the winning pitcher after tossing one inning in relief of 9-8 victory over NCA&T on Apr : All-MEAC Second Team selection... appeared in 46 games, starting also appeared as a pitcher in four contests... batted.317 (51-for-161) for the season... second on the Hornets in home runs (4), third in runs batted in (33), tied for third in hits (51), fourth in runs scored (32) and seventh in doubles (7)... hit safely in 32 games... had two or more hits in 14 contests... had hitting streaks of seven and six games during the season... tied career high four hits (4-for-5), including a double, and two RBI vs. NC Central (Feb. 20)... smacked first career grand slam homer in victory over Savannah State (Feb. 26)... had four hits, including a double, and a RBI in six at bats vs. Norfolk State (Apr. 25)... was 2-for-4, with a homer, double and three RBI vs. St. Peter's (Mar. 20)... collected two hits, including a double, and three RBI vs. Delaware (Apr. 13)... was 0-0 with 4.50 earned run average in four pitching appearances... had four strikeouts in four innings pitched. 2009: Appeared in 14 games, including five as a starter... had five hits, including a double, in 23 at bats (.217)... was 2-for-4 with a double and run batted in vs. Navy (Apr. 28). High School: 2008 All-Henlopen Conference First Team (catcher) All-State selection (3 rd base)... batted.507 with five home runs, 38 RBI and 36 runs scored during scholastic career... played for head baseball coach Kevin Turner... also lettered in football. Personal: Son of Fred and Patti Gatto... full name is Anthony Ferdinando Gatto... brother Danny is a sophomore on University of Delaware baseball team... born March 25, 1990 in Dover, Del.... major: Physics/Engineering Emphasis Gatto career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / / / ` TOT / Gatto career highs At bats: 6, vs. Norfolk State (4/25/10) Runs scored: 3 (three games) Hits: 4 (two games) RBI: 4 (two games) Doubles: 3, vs. Delaware (3/22/11) Triples: n/a Home runs: 1 (four games) Stolen bases: 2 (three games) 19

21 The Veterans 13 RYAN HAAS 1B/LHP 6-1/235 JR. BEAR, DEL./MIDDLETOWN HS Haas at DSU 2011: All-MEAC First Team selection (1B)... named MEAC Player-of-the-Week on Apr. 4 and MEAC Pitcher-of-the-Week on May started in all 54 games in which he appeared... batted.356 (72-for-202)... tops on the team in home runs (5) and runs batted in (50), second in hits (72) and tied for second in doubles (9)... 10th in the MEAC in hitting (.356), fourth in RBI (50), tied for fifth in hits (72), ninth in on-base percentage (.438) and tied for ninth in total bases (98)... also posted 3-1 record and 3.74 earned run average in 11 appearances as a pitcher... hit safely in 42 games... collected two or more hits in 21 games... was 4-for-4 with five runs scored and five runs batted in in 28-0 victory over Lincoln (Mar. 29)... had three doubles and five RBI in five at bats in 14-4 win over UMES (Apr. 3)... was 3-for-5 with four RBI vs. Florida A&M (Apr. 16) also drove in four runs (3-for- 4) vs. North Carolina A&T (Apr. 30)... was 3-for-4 with three RBI vs. North Carolina Central (Mar. 26) and Coppin State (Apr. 25)... had hitting streaks of nine and eight games during the season... pitched seven shutout innings, allowing just three hits and striking out three, to earn the win in 12-2 victory over NC Central (Mar. 27)... had career-high six strikeouts in seven innings of 14-4 win over UMES (Apr. 3)... was winning pitcher after allowing one run on six hits, while striking out four, in 14-1 win at Navy (May 11)... had 30 strikeouts in 43.1 innings pitched. 2010: Appeared in 37 games, starting was 21-for-104 (.202) with one homer, five doubles and 10 RBI at the plate... was 3-for-3 vs. St. Peter's (Mar. 20)... smacked in first college home run vs. Temple on Mar was 2-for-3 with a double and RBI vs. Temple (Mar. 23)... hit safely in 16 games... also made 16 pitching appaerances, including 10 starts. High School: Two-time Delaware All-State First Team selection... Blue Hen Conference Player-of-the-Year... batted.472 with six home runs, while posting 7-1 record as a pitcher during senior season... played for head baseball coach Scott Smith. Personal: Son of David and Theresa Haas... full name is Ryan David Haas... born 4/18/91 in Christiana, Del. Haas career stats (hitting) YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / / TOT / Pitching YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /10 1 0/ /7 1 0/ TOT /17 2 0/ Haas career highs (hitting) At bats: 6, vs. Towson (4/27/11) Runs scored: 5, vs. Lincoln-Pa. (3/29/11) Hits: 4, vs. Lincoln-Pa. (3/29/11) RBI: 5 (two games) Doubles: 3, vs. UMES (4/3/11) Triples: 1, vs. La Salle (4/20/11) Home runs: 1 (six games) Stolen bases: 1 (two games) Pitching Innings: 7 (four games) Hits: 11, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/10) Runs: 12, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/10) Earned runs: 11, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/10) Walks: 7, vs. Liberty (3/7/10) Strike outs: 9, vs. Norfolk State (2/27/10) Home runs: 3, vs. Bethune-Cookman (5/8/10) Wild pitches: 2 (two games) 20

22 The Veterans 25 DEREK MARSHALLSEA RHP 6-1/235 JR. NEWARK, DEL./ST. MARK S HS Marshallsea at DSU 2011: Appeared in 24 games, including one start )Mar. 16 at Delaware) posted 1-4 won-loss record and 4.60 earned run average recorded 20 strikeouts and 12 walks pitched two shutout innings in relief, striking out two, in 6-0 win over UMES (Apr. 2) also tossed 2.2 shutout relief innings against Marist (Mar. 12) and two scoreless innings vs. Buffalo (one strikeout) and Norfolk State (one strikeout) had a season-high two strikeouts in five outings. 2010: Competed in 17 games, all in relief posted 3-0 won-loss record recorded 23 strikeouts and 16 bases on balls pitched two shutout innings, striking out one, to earn the win in 9-8 victory over UMES (Apr. 2) was winning pitcher in DSU s 17-7 win over Coppin State (Apr. 10) and 15-8 victory over Florida A&M (Apr. 17) struck out career-high seven batters in 4.2 innings vs. St. Peter s (Mar. 20) allowed one unearned run in three innings vs. Florida A&M (Feb. 26). High School: Played for head baseball coach Matthew Smith at St. Mark's... helped lead team to 2009 state championship... teammate of DSU junior catcher Peter Broehl. Personal: Son of Jim and Lindy Marshallsea. Marshallsea career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /1 0 0/ /0 0 0/ TOT /1 0 0/ Marshalsea career highs Innings: 4.2 vs. St. Peter s (3/20/10) Hits: 7, vs. Liberty (3/6/10) Runs: 6, vs. Liberty (3/6//10) Earned runs: 6, vs. Liberty (3/6/10) Walks: 3, vs. Coppin State (4/10/10) Strike outs: 7, vs. St. Peter s (3/20/10) Home runs: 1 (six games) Wild pitches: 2, vs. Delaware (3/16/11) 21

23 The Veterans 23 MATT McCLAIN RHP 6-2/180 SOPH. DOVER, DEL./POLYTECH HS McClain at DSU 2011: Appeared in 17 games, starting team leader with five complete games... posted a 4-8 won-loss record and 5.46 earned run average... third on the Hornets with 59 strikeouts (87.1 innings)... two-time MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week selection (Apr. 11 & Apr. 25)... tossed nine-inning three-hit shutout, striking out four, in 1-0 win over Norfolk State (Apr. 23)... tossed seven-inning complete game (five strikeouts) in 7-1 win over North Carolina Central (Mar. 26)... struck out career-high seven batters in two contests (Apr. 2 vs. UMES & Apr. 10 vs. Coppin State)... was winning pitcher after tossing complete game in Apr. 10 victory Coppin State (6-1), allowing three hits and one unearned run... struck out at least two batters in 15 games. High School: 2010 Delaware All-State Second Team selection helped lead Polytech to Delaware Stadium Corporation s Stenta Cup Tournament with no-hitter in 5-0 win over Holy Cross posted 6-3 record with 1.69 earned run average as a junior also credited with two saves, 63 strikeouts and 11 walks during junior season. McClain career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /13 5 1/ McClain career highs Innings: 9, vs. Norfolk State (4/23/11) Hits: 11, vs. Hartford (3/19/11) Runs: 7, vs. E. Carolina (5/13/11) Earned runs: 7, vs. E. Carolina (5/13/11) Walks: 3 (three games) Strike outs: 7 (two games) Home runs: 3, vs. NCA&T (4/30/11) Wild pitches: 1, vs. Norfolk State (5/19/11) 22

24 The Veterans 8 D.J. MILLER INF 6-0/170 R/R SOPH. WILMINGTON, DEL./A.I. DuPONT HS Miller at DSU 2011: Appeared in 35 games, starting fourth on the Hornets with.296 batting average (29-for-98)... also credited with 19 runs scored, 11 runs batted in, one home run and seven doubles... was 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts... was 2-for-3 with a double, RBI and three runs scored in 12-2 win over North Carolina Central (Mar. 27)... smacked a three-run homer in loss to Delaware (Mar. 22)... was 2-for-2 with a double in loss to Bethune-Cookman (May 8)... hit safely in 21 games... collected two hits in eight games... had two five-game hit streaks during the season. Miller career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / Miller career highs At bats: 5 (four games) Runs scored: 3, vs. NC Central (3/27/11) Hits: 2 (eight games) RBI: 3, vs. Delaware (3/22/11) Doubles: 1 (five games) Triples: n/a Home runs: 1, vs. Delaware (3/22/11) Stolen bases: 1 (five games) 23

25 The Veterans 30 AARON NARDONE OF 6-0/185 L/R SOPH. DEEP CREEK, VA./CHESAPEAKE HS Nardone at DSU 2011: Competed in 50 games, recording 45 starts... batted.277 (44-for-159) with three home runs, nine doubles and one a triple... fourth on the Hornets with 30 runs batted in... third on the team in home runs (3), sixth in hits (49) and third in walks (24)... was 3-for- 3 with his first career home run and two RBI in 11-6 victory over Lehigh (Mar. 2)... had three hits in four at bats, including a three-run homer, in 9-5 loss to Delaware (Mar. 16)... collected two hits (2-for-4) and three runs batted in vs. Lincoln (Mar. 29)... had careerbest four RBI, highlighted by a three-run triple, in 9-5 win over La Salle (Apr. 20)... was 3-for-5 with a home run and three RBI in 13-9 win over Coppin State (Apr. 25)... hit safely in 30 games... had two or more hits in 11 games... drove in two or more runs in nine contests. High School: All Southeastern District selection a Depp Creek High School... attended 2010 Baseball Clearinghouse showcase, rating among the top players at the showcase along while earning some of the highest power hitting numbers at the event... regarded as one of the Top Left Handed Hitters in the state of Virginia... also competed with the Mid Atlantic Pirates travel ball team. Nardone career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / Nardone career highs At bats: 5 (six games) Runs scored: 3, vs. Lincoln-Pa. (3/29/11) Hits: 3 (three games) RBI: 4, vs. La Salle (4/20/11) Doubles: 1 (nine games) Triples: 1, vs. La Salle (4/20/11) Home runs: 1 (three games) Stolen bases: 1, vs. Lehigh (3/2/11) 24

26 The Veterans 28 JOSH PATMAN LHP 6-0/225 JR. LEVITTOWN, PA./HARRY S. TRUMAN HS Patman at DSU 2011: Appeared in 15 games, all in relief was not involved in a decision tossed two shutout innings, allowing one hit, in 3-2 win over Hartford (Mar. 18) also threw one shutout inning in relief vs. Georgetown (Feb. 26), Delaware (Mar. 16), North Carolina Central (Mar. 26), Lincoln-Pa. (Mar. 29) and Bethune-Cookman (May 8). High School: Played for head coach Jeff Vitale at Levittown HS posted 6-1 won-loss record, 2.20 ERA and 57 strikeouts in 35 innings during his best season on the mound batted.410 during senior year Personal: Son of Jerita Williams and Ralston Patman Patman career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /0 0 0/ Patman career highs Innings: 4, vs. East Carolina (5/14/11) Hits: 5, vs. East Carolina (5/14/11) Runs: 5, vs. Norfolk State (5/20/11) Earned runs: 5, vs. Norfolk State (5/20/11) Walks: 3 (three games) Strike outs: 3, vs. Norfolk State (5/20/11) Home runs: 1 (two games) Wild pitches: 2 (two games) 25

27 The Veterans 22 EDDIE SORONDO C 6-0/190 R/R SOPH. JERSEY CITY, N.J./MARIST HS Sorondo at DSU 2011: Appeared in 38 games, starting batted.277 (26-for-94) with one home run, five doubles, 15 runs batted in and 14 runs scored... was 2-for-5 with a career-best thee RBI in 10-9 victory over Florida A&M (Apr. 16)... smacked a solo homer in his only at bat in 10-1 win over Lincoln (Mar. 29)... had two hits, including a double, in three at bats in 5-4 loss to Florida A&M (Apr. 16)... collected two hits (2-for-4) and a RBI in 14-4 win over UMES (Apr. 3)... was 2-for-4 with a run scored in 6-3 loss to Georgetown (Feb. 26)... had a double and RBI in 7-1 victory over No. Carolina Central (Mar. 26)... scored career-high three runs and collected two hits (2-for-3) in 16-6 win over Hartford (Mar. 19)... had career-best seven-game hit streak from Mar. 13 to Mar hit safely in 20 games. High School: 2009 Preseason All America Selection by Collegiate Baseball Preseason All America by Under Armor... selected to compete in the Power Hitter Showcase (All-American Home Run Derby) at Tropicana Field in Tampa, Fla.... batted.543 batting with 5 home runs and 29 RBI as a sophomore... earned all-state and all-conference honors after batting.601, with 5 home runs and 43 RBI during junior season. Sorondo career stats YR AVG G/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB/ATT / Sorondo career highs At bats: 5 (two games) Runs scored: 3, vs. Hartford (3/19/11) Hits: 2 (six games) RBI: 3, vs. FAMU (4/17/11) Doubles: 1 (five games) Triples: n/a Home runs: 1, vs Coppin State (4/25/11) Stolen bases: 1, vs. Navy (5/11/11) 26

28 The Veterans 27 CHAD STURGEON RHP 6-5/195 R/R r-so. SEAFORD, DEL./SUSSEX TECH HS Sturgeon at DSU 2011: Appeared in 19 games, all in relief pitched a total of 19 innings recorded 11 strikeouts and eight walks pitched a scoreless inning, striking out one, vs. Maryland (Apr. 12) and Arkansas (Feb. 19) also pitched a scoreless inning in relief vs. Buffalo (Mar. 4), Temple (Mar. 8), Delaware (Mar. 16) and La Salle (Apr. 20). 2010: Limited to two games (Feb. vs. Navy & Mar. 10 vs. Temple) due to injury granted medical redshirt High School: 2009 Delaware Baseball Coaches Association All-State Third Team and All-Henlopen Conference North First Team selection 2009 Delaware All-State Third Team catcher helped lead Sussex Tech to first state tournament victory in school history. Sturgeon career stats YR ERA W-L G/GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR /0 0 0/ /0 0 0/ TOT /0 0 0/ Sturgeon career highs Innings: 3, vs. Towson (4/27/11) Hits: 4 (two games) Runs: 4 (two games) Earned runs: 4 (two games) Walks: 3, vs. Navy (2/19/10) Strike outs: 2, vs. Towson (4/27/11) Home runs: 1 (two games) Wild pitches: 3, vs. Navy (2/19/10) 27

29 The Newcomers 10 NICK ARRUE OF R/R 5-10/170 FR JERSEY CITY, N.J./McNAIR ACADEMIC HS 20 BOBBY BROWN RHP 5-8/150 FR DOVER, DEL./DOVER HS High School: Four-year varsity letter winner at Dr. Ronald E. McNair High School two-time All-County selection (jr., sr.) All-Conference as a freshman All-County Honorable Mention during sophomore season also lettered in track & field. Personal: Son of Nicanor A. Arrue, Sr. and Mayda Arrue has one brother and one sister given name is Nicanor A. Arrue, Jr. previously attended Fordham University majoring in Marketing (minor: Psychology) born 1/16/92. High School: 2011 Delaware All-State Second Team and All- Henlopen Conference First Team selection helped lead Dover High School to 2010 & 2011 Delaware State playoffs 2010 Senators were 14-6 and reached quarterfinals of state tournament played senior season for Dover HS head coach Dave Gordon, a Delaware State University graduate and former Hornet pitcher. Personal: Son of Robert and Pamela Brown born 12/7/92. 28

30 The Newcomers 40 ZACH CANDELORO RHP 6-4/220 FR DOVER, DEL./CAESAR RODNEY HS 6 JP FREY INF 6-1/185 JR ERIE, PA./ALFRED STATE COLLEGE (N.Y.) High School: Three-year baseball letter winner at Caesar Rodney High School 2010 & 2011 All-Henlopen Conference Second Team selection combined to post a 10-3 won-loss pitching record during his junior and senior seasons helped lead Caesar Rodney to two victories in the 2011 Delaware State playoffs also played first base for the Riders. Personal: Son of Daniel and Karen Candeloro mom and dad are Delaware State University graduates dad is a former DSU football standout and member of the Hornets Athletics Hall-of- Fame. At Alfred State: Two-time All-WNYAC and All-Region selection JUCO All-America Third Team 2010 Alfred State Male Athlete-ofthe-Year batted.430 with 11 doubles, one home run, 25 RBI and 17 stolen bases as a freshman hit.379 with eight doubles, two triples, one homer, 15 RBI and 16 steals during sophomore season. High School: Helped lead McDowell HS to a district championship during junior year batted.390 as a junior and.364 during senior season. Personal: Son of John and Kathy Frey given name is John Paul Frey born 5/20/91 in Greensboro, N.C. majoring in Psychology at DSU 29

31 The Newcomers 24 KEVIN GUTHRIE OF R/R 5-8/175 FR GEORGETOWN, DEL./SUSSEX CENTRAL HS 16 DARIEN PERCELL OF R/R 5-10/175 FR PIKESVILLE, MD./MILFORD MILL ACADEMY High School: Two-sports standout (baseball and football) at Sussex Central HS three-time All-Henlopen Conference baseball selection helped lead the Knights to two Henlopen Conference championships and a state championship game appearance also an All-State football selection helped lead Sussex Central to Henlopen championship and state football title game in 2008 Honor Roll student. High School: Batted.500 with seven home runs, 50 RBI and 34 stolen bases (in 34 attempts) at Milford Mill Academy competed for Baltimore County in Maryland Battle of the Counties. invited to Baseball Factory Dodgetown World Series. Personal: Son of Thurmon and Adrian Percell born 11/25/93 Personal: Son of Sam and Kathy Guthrie born 10/15/92 in Lewes, Del. given name is Kevin Brandon Guthrie majoring in Elementary Education at DSU. 30

32 2011 Delaware State University Statistics Record: Home: Away: 9-14 Neutral: 3-4 MEAC: 11-7 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% 12 DAVIS,Scott HAAS,Ryan DRUMMOND,Troy HERNANDEZ,Keith CECIL,Cameron NARDONE,Aaron MILLER,DJ BROEHL,Pete SORONDO,Eddie BABUCA,Joey PORTELA,Jose CRIST,Brandon ALLEN,Justin GATTO,Tony DeROUEN,Trey ALEMAN,Matt GARDNER,Elliot Totals Opponents LOB - Team (453), Opp (389). DPs turned - Team (52), Opp (58). CI - Team (1), SORONDO,E. 1. IBB - Team (3), NARDONE,A. 1, SORONDO,E. 1, CRIST,B. 1. Picked off - HERNANDEZ,K. 2, DeROUEN,T. 1, CECIL,C. 1, MILLER,D. 1, DRUMMOND,T. 1, DAVIS,S. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) 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 34 ELLIOT,Jordan / GARDNER,Elliot / McCLAIN,Matt / MILLER,DJ / HAAS,Ryan / GATTO,Tony / MARSHALLSEA,Derek / DILL,Tommy / STURGEON,Chad / PATMAN,Josh / ADKINS,Zach / PORTELA,Jose / RUSH,Joe / ALEMAN,Matt / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (14), SORONDO,E. 8, CECIL,C. 5, NARDONE,A. 1, Opp (16). Pickoffs - Team (18), McCLAIN,M. 7, CECIL,C. 3, DILL,T. 3, ELLIOT,J. 1, MARSHALLSEA 1, PORTELA,J. 1, PATMAN,J. 1, SORONDO,E. 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - SORONDO,E. (24-33), CECIL,C. (18-26), BROEHL,P. (14-16), GARDNER,E. (10-13), PORTELA,J. (11-11), ELLIOT,J. (3-10), McCLAIN,M. (8-10), MARSHALLSEA (4-8), PATMAN,J. (7-8), ADKINS,Z. (6-7), GATTO,T. (5-5), DILL,T. (2-4), HAAS,R. (2-3), STURGEON,C. (1-2), NARDONE,A. (1-1) Fielding Statistics Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 11 BROEHL,Pete GARDNER,Elliot ALEMAN,Matt DILL,Tommy ADKINS,Zach STURGEON,Chad PATMAN,Josh RUSH,Joe HAAS,Ryan SORONDO,Eddie DAVIS,Scott CECIL,Cameron DeROUEN,Trey DRUMMOND,Troy ALLEN,Justin HERNANDEZ,Keith GATTO,Tony ELLIOT,Jordan NARDONE,Aaron PORTELA,Jose MARSHALLSEA,Derek MILLER,DJ CRIST,Brandon BABUCA,Joey McCLAIN,Matt

33 2011 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY GAME RESULTS Date Opponent Score R-H-E Pitcher of Record Record/MEAC Feb. 18 at Arkansas L Elliott (L, 0-1) 0-1/0-0 Feb. 19 at Arkansas L, Gardner (L, 0-1) 0-2/0-0 Feb. 20 at Arkansas L, McClain (L, 0-1) 0-3/0-0 Feb. 25 vs. Towson W, Elliott (W, 1-1) 1-3/0-0 Feb. 26 vs. Georgetown L, McClain (L, 0-2) 1-4/0-0 Feb. 27 vs. Minnesota L, Gardner (L, 0-2) 1-5, 0-0 Mar. 2 LEHIGH W, Dill (W, 1-0) 2-5, 0-0 Mar. 4 BUFFALO L, Elliott (L, 1-2) 2-6/0-0 Mar. 5 BUFFALO W, Portela (W, 1-0) 3-6/0-0 Mar. 5 BUFFALO L, Marshalsea (L, 0-1) 3-7/0-0 Mar. 8 TEMPLE L, Dill (L, 1-1) 3-8/0-0 Mar. 11 MARIST L, Elliott (L, 1-3) 3-9/0-0 Mar. 12 MARIST L, McClain (L, 0-3) 3-10/0-0 Mar. 13 MARIST L, Gardner (0-3) 3-11/0-0 Mar. 15 Fairleigh Dickinson W, Dill (W, 2-1) 4-11/0-0 Mar. 16 at Delaware L, Marshalsea (L, 0-1) 4-12/0-0 Mar. 18 HARTFORD W, Elliott (W, 2-3) 5-12/0-0 Mar. 19 HARTFORD W, McClain (W, 1-3) 6-12/0-0 Mar. 20 HARTFORD L, Marshalsea (0-3) 6-13/0-0 Mar. 22 DELAWARE L, Potela (L, 1-1) 6-14/0-0 Mar. 26 NC CENTRAL W, Elliott (W, 3-3) 7-14/0-0 Mar. 26 NC CENTRAL W, McClain (W, 2-3) 8-14/0-0 Mar. 27 NC CENTRAL W, Haas (W, 1-0) 9-14/0-0 Mar. 29 LINCOLN (Pa.) W, Gardner (1-3) 10-14/0-0 Mar. 29 LINCOLN (Pa.) W, Dill (W, 3-1) 11-14/0-0 Apr. 2 UMES W, Elliott (W, 4-3) 12-14/1-0 Apr. 2 UMES L, McClain (L, 2-4) 12-15/1-1 Apr. 3 UMES W, Haas (W, 2-0) 13-15/2-1 Apr. 6 TOWSON L, Gardner (L, 1-4) 13-16/2-1 Apr. 10 at Coppin State W, Elliott (W, 5-3) 14-16/3-1 Apr. 10 at Coppin State W, McClain (W, 3-4) 15-16/4-1 Apr. 12 at Maryland L, Gardner (L, 1-5) 15-17/4-1 Apr. 16 at Florida A&M W, Gardner (W, 2-5) 16-17/5-1 Apr. 16 at Florida A&M L, McClain (L, 3-5) 16-18/5-2 Apr. 17 at Florida A&M W, Marshalsea (W, 1-3) 17-18/6-2 Apr. 20 at La Salle W, Dill (W, 4-1) 18-18/6-2 Apr. 22 at Norfolk State L, Marshalsea (L, 1-4) 18-19/6-3 Apr. 23 at Norfolk State W, McClain (W, 4-5) 19-19/7-3 Apr. 23 at Norfolk State W, Gardner (W, 3-5) 20-19/8-3 Apr. 25 at Coppin State W, Dill (W, 5-1) 21-19/9-3 Apr. 27 at Towson L, McClain (L, 5-2) 21-20/9-3 Apr. 30 NCA&T L, Dill (L, 5-2) 21-21/9-4 Apr. 30 NCA&T W, Gatto (W, 1-0) 22-21/10-4 May 1 NCA&T W, Gardner (W, 4-5) 23-21/11-4 May 7 at Bethune-Cookman L, Elliott (L, 5-4) 23-22/11-5 May 7 at Bethune-Cookman L, McClain (L, 4-7) 23-23/11-6 May 8 at Bethune-Cookman L, Gardner (L, 4-6) 23-24/ 11-7 May 11 at Navy W, Haas (W, 3-0) 24-24/11-7 May 13 at East Carolina L, Elliott (L, 5-5) 24-25/11-7 May 14 at East Carolina L, Gardner (L, 4-7) 24-26/11-7 May 15 at East Carolina L, Adkins (L, 0-1) 24-27/11-7 May 18 vs. UMES% W, Elliott (W, 6-5) 25-27/11-7 May 19 vs. Norfolk State% L, McClain (L, 4-8) 25-28; 11-7 May 19 vs. NCA&T% W, Gardner (W, 5-7) 26-28; 11-7 May 20 vs. Norfolk State% L, Haas (L, 3-1) 26-29/11-7 % - MEAC Tournament 32

34 2011 MEAC REVIEW Final 2011 Standings MEAC Overall Team W L T Pct W L T Pct Bethune-Cookman Delaware State North Carolina A&T Norfolk State Maryland E. Shore Florida A&M Coppin State ALL-MEAC/POST SEASON HONORS Player of the Year: Scott Davis, Delaware State Pitcher of the Year: Scott Garner, Bethune-Cookman Rookie of the Year: Scott Garner, Bethune-Cookman Coach of the Year: Mervyl Melendez, Bethune-Cookman ALL-MEAC First Team Pos Name School Cl P Patrick Goelz Bethune-Cookman So. P Scott Garner Bethune-Cookman Fr. RP Jordan Dailey Bethune-Cookman So. C Peter O Brien Bethune-Cookman Jr. 1B Ryan Haas Delaware State So. 2B Scott Davis Delaware State Jr. 3B Ryan Montgomery Norfolk State So. SS Luke Tendler North Carolina A&T Fr. OF John Rasberry Norfolk State Sr. OF Jarryd Reid Florida A&M Jr. OF Xavier Macklin North Carolina A&T Jr. DH Bryan Chaikowsky UMES Sr MEAC TOURNAMENT May Marty L. Miller Field Norfolk, Va. Game 1 #2 Delaware State def. #5 UMES, 5-0 Game 2 #1 Bethune-Cookman def. #6 Florida A&M, 18-5 Game 3 #4 Norfolk St., def. #3 No. Carolina A&T, 14-4 Game 4 UMES def. Florida A&M, 11-6 Game 5 Norfolk State def. Delaware State, 11-1 Game 6 No. Carolina A&T def. UMES, 11-1 Game 7 Delaware State def. No. Carolina A&T, 3-2 Game 8 Bethune-Cookman def. Norfolk St., 8-0 Game 9 Norfolk State def. Delaware State, 9-3 Game 10 Bethune-Cookman def. Norfolk St., 9-3 ALL-MEAC Second Team P Jordan Elliott Delaware State r-so. P Gabriel Hernandez Bethune-Cookman So. RP Ryan VanAssche Norfolk State Fr. C Cameron Cecil Delaware State Fr. 1B Brandon Hairston Norfolk State Sr. 2B Marquis Riley North Carolina A&T Jr. 3B Corey Franklin Florida A&M Jr. SS Brashad Johnson Bethune-Cookman Jr. OF Tre-Von Johnson UMES So. OF Matt Wright Bethune-Cookman Jr. OF Troy Drummond Delaware State r-jr. OF Andre McKoy North Carolina A&T So. DH James Taylor Norfolk State So. 33

35 2011 MEAC STATISTICS Team Leaders TEAM BATTING G Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-ATT North Carolina A&T Norfolk State Delaware State Bethune-Cookman Florida A&M Maryland E. Shore Coppin State Totals TEAM PITCHING G ERA W L Sv IP H R ER BB SO Bethune-Cookman Norfolk State Delaware State North Carolina A&T Florida A&M Maryland E. Shore Coppin State Totals TEAM FIELDING G PO A E Pct DP PB SBA-ATT Bethune-Cookman Delaware State Norfolk State North Carolina A&T Maryland E. Shore Coppin State Florida A&M Totals

36 2011 MEAC STATISTICS Individual Leaders INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.0 AB/Team game G Avg AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB DAVIS,Scott-DSU TENDLER,Luke-NCAT ADEYEMI,Tobi-FAMU RASBERRY,John-NSU REID,Jarryd-FAMU HAIRSTON,Brandon-NSU MONTGOMERY,Ryan-NSU CHAIKOWSKY,Bryan-UMES JOHNSON,Tre-von-UMES HAAS,Ryan-DSU INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game App ERA W-L Sv IP H R ER BB SO GARNER,Scott-BCU GOELZ,Patrick-BCU VanASSCHE,Ryan-NSU SHOOK,Ryan-NSU OELKER,Nick-NCAT WITTE,Matt-UMES ELLIOT,Jordan-DSU EGAN,Jordan-NSU BHATTI,Justin-NSU PAULINO,Esterlin-NCAT GARDNER,Elliot-DSU McCLAIN,Matt-DSU HITS ---- ADEYEMI,Tobi-FAMU TENDLER,Luke-NCAT DAVIS,Scott-DSU RILEY,Marquis-NCAT RUNS SCORED MACKLIN,Xavier-NCAT DURRENCE,Ryan-BCU RILEY,Marquis-NCAT HERNANDEZ,Keith-DSU LYNCH,John-NSU RUNS BATTED IN O'BRIEN,Peter-BCU MACKLIN,Xavier-NCAT TENDLER,Luke-NCAT HAAS,Ryan-DSU DURRENCE,Ryan-BCU DOUBLES TENDLER,Luke-NCAT DURRENCE,Ryan-BCU WRIGHT,Matt-BCU FREEMAN,Kelvin-NCAT DAVIS,Scott-DSU TRIPLES CHAIKOWSKY,Bryan-UMES... 9 REID,Jarryd-FAMU... 8 HOME RUNS MACKLIN,Xavier-NCAT O'BRIEN,Peter-BCU DURRENCE,Ryan-BCU FREEMAN,Kelvin-NCAT tied with 6 home run(s) 35

37 HORNETS MEAC TOURNAMENT HISTORY (Tournament began 1984) 1984 DELAWARE STATE 16 North Carolina A&T 2 Howard 17 DELAWARE STATE 1 Bethune-Cookman 12 DELAWARE STATE 11 All-Tournament team: Orlando Johns 1985 DELAWARE STATE 14 MD-Eastern Shore 1 Bethune-Cookman 11 DELAWARE STATE 7 DELAWARE STATE 13 Morgan State 3 DELAWARE STATE 8 North Carolina A&T 7 Howard 12 DELAWARE STATE 6 All-Tournament team: Elmore Briggs, Jack Jacobs 1986 Coppin State 17 DELAWARE STATE 3 Bethune-Cookman 5 DELAWARE STATE 3 All-Tournament team: none 1987 Bethune-Cookman 8 DELAWARE STATE 6 DELAWARE STATE 14 North Carolina A&T 4 Coppin State 8 DELAWARE STATE 3 All-Tournament team: none 1988 DELAWARE STATE 12 North Carolina A&T 2 Florida A&M 9 DELAWARE STATE 6 DELAWARE STATE 14 Howard 5 Florida A&M 15 DELAWARE STATE 5 (championship game) All-Tournament team: Tony Alston, Jeff Greenly 1989 DELAWARE STATE 19 North Carolina A&T 2 DELAWARE STATE 9 Florida A&M 3 DELAWARE STATE 6 Howard 5 DELAWARE STATE 17 Howard 2 (championship game) All-Tournament team: Ron Probst, Pedro Swann, Moe Briggs, Don Probst, Ed Johnson, Eric Gass, Erin Ergenziner; Most Outstanding Player: Eric Gass; Outstanding Coach: Harry VanSant 1990 DELAWARE STATE 11 South Carolina State 1 Florida A&M 9 DELAWARE STATE 3 North Carolina A&T 7 DELAWARE STATE 3 All-Tournament team: none 1991 DELAWARE STATE 23 Coppin State 3 Florida A&M 3 DELAWARE STATE 2 DELAWARE STATE 12 Coppin State 7 DELAWARE STATE 12 North Carolina A&T 7 Florida A&M 11 DELAWARE STATE 0 (championship game) All-Tournament team: Pedro Swann, David Dill, Jeff Greenly 1992 MD-Eastern Shore 7 DELAWARE STATE 5 DELAWARE STATE 19 South Carolina State 6 Coppin State 4 DELAWARE STATE 1 All-Tournament team: none 1993 DELAWARE STATE 10 South Carolina State 4 DELAWARE STATE 8 Bethune-Cookman 7 (11 innings) North Carolina A&T 8 DELAWARE STATE 3 DELAWARE STATE 8 Florida A&M 4 North Carolina A&T 6 DELAWARE STATE 5 (championship game) All-Tournament team: Dwight Tingle, David Dill 1994 DELAWARE STATE 9 Bethune-Cookman 4 Florida A&M 13 DELAWARE STATE 1 Bethune-Cookman 5 DELAWARE STATE 2 All-Tournament team: Chris Aiken 1995 Coppin State 8 DELAWARE STATE 4 DELAWARE STATE 9 Howard 8 DELAWARE STATE 3 North Carolina A&T 2 Florida A&M 12 DELAWARE STATE 7 All-Tournament team: none 1996 Florida A&M 7 DELAWARE STATE 2 DELAWARE STATE 5 Howard 2 Florida A&M 8 DELAWARE STATE 7 All-Tournament team: none 1997 Bethune-Cookman 10 DELAWARE STATE 4 Howard 7 DELAWARE STATE 5 All-Tournament team: none 1998 Norfolk State 5 DELAWARE STATE 1 MD-Eastern Shore 14 DELAWARE STATE 7 All-Tournament team: none 1999 North Carolina A&T 14 DELAWARE STATE 13 (11 inn.) DELAWARE STATE 12 Coppin State 4 DELAWARE STATE 10 Howard 9 Norfolk State 18 DELAWARE STATE 0 All-Tournament team: Evan Gilfoyle 2000 North Carolina A&T 12 DELAWARE STATE 6 DELAWARE STATE 18 MD-Eastern Shore 5 DELAWARE STATE 11 Howard 3 DELAWARE STATE 7 Norfolk State 4 North Carolina A&T 8 DELAWARE STATE 3 All-Tournament Team: Mike Mercaldo 2001 Norfolk State 6 DELAWARE STATE 2 DELAWARE STATE 14 Coppin State 3 DELAWARE STATE 24 Howard 2 DELAWARE STATE 8 North Carolina A&T 1 Norfolk State 18 DELAWARE STATE 4 All-Tournament Team: John Sterling, Phil Sullinger 2002 DELAWARE STATE 3 Norfolk State 2 Florida A&M 10 DELAWARE STATE 9 DELAWARE STATE 18 Coppin State 5 DELAWARE STATE 20 No. Carolina A&T 16 Florida A&M 16 DELAWARE STATE 4 All-Tournament Team: Scott Martin, Malkum King, Bret Underwood 2003 Norfolk State 5 DELAWARE STATE 2 DELAWARE STATE 14 UMES 3 NCA&T 7 DELAWARE STATE 3 All-Tournament team: none 2004 DELAWARE STATE 12 Florida A&M 0 Bethune-Cookman 7 DELAWARE STATE 3 DELAWARE STATE 5 NCA&T 1 DELAWARE STATE 4 Bethune-Cookman 3 Bethune-Cookman 7 DELAWARE STATE 4 (championship game) All-Tournament Team: Shawn Phillips, Bret Underwood, Kevin Hill 2005 Florida A&M 10 DELAWARE STATE 9 Bethune-Cookman 9 DELAWARE STATE 1 All-Tournament team: none 2006 DELAWARE STATE 5 Norfolk State 3 DELAWARE STATE 2 UMES 1 Bethune-Cookman 12 DELAWARE STATE 0 UMES 5 DELAWARE STATE 0 All-Tournament Team: none 2007 North Carolina A&T 12 DELAWARE STATE 1 DELAWARE STATE 8 UMES 4 North Carolina A&T 7 DELAWARE STATE 1 All-Tournament Team: none 2008 Florida A&M 7 DELAWARE STATE 6 Norfolk State 5 DELAWARE STATE 1 All-Tournament team: none 2009 No. Carolina A&T 6 DELAWARE STATE 4 Norfolk State 5 DELAWARE STATE 3 All-Tournament Team: none 2010 Norfolk State 5 DELAWARE STATE 4 DELAWARE STATE 14 Coppin State 2 Norfolk State 5 DELAWARE STATE 1 All-Tournament Team: Abe Eubank 2011 DELAWARE STATE 5 UMES 0 Norfolk State 11 DELAWARE STATE 1 DELAWARE STATE 3 No. Carolina A&T 2 Norfolk State 9 DELAWARE STATE 3 HORNETS VS. ALL-OPPONENTS IN MEAC TOURNAMENT OPP W-L LAST WIN LAST LOSS Bethune-Cookman Coppin State Florida A&M Howard MD-Eastern Shore #Morgan State n/a Norfolk State NCA&T Savannah State #SC State n/a DSU all-time tournament record: (1 championship 1989) 36

38 THE MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) is in its 42nd year of intercollegiate competition.. Located in Norfolk, Va., the MEAC is made up of 13 outstanding historically black institutions across the Atlantic coastline: Bethune-Cookman University, Coppin State University, Delaware State University, Florida A&M University, Hampton University, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, Norfolk State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Savannah State University and South Carolina State University. The MEAC sponsors 15 Division I (FCS) sports with automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason competition in baseball, bowling, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's cross country, football, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's track and field, softball, and volleyball. MEAC student-athletes excel on and off the field and several have been recognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America and All-District teams. The MEAC awards two post-graduate scholarships of $5,000 each annually to one male and one female student-athlete who have excelled academically and athletically and are in their final season of intercollegiate athletics eligibility and competition under MEAC and NCAA regulations. HISTORY In 1969, a bold ad hoc group of innovators long associated with intercollegiate athletics met in Durham, N.C., to discuss the feasibility of organizing a new conference. From these discussions, they formed a steering and planning committee to fully investigate the idea, present a detailed report with recommendations to interested collegiate institutions and construct a workshop to outline proposals. After selecting a proposal and adopting a program, seven institutions (Delaware State College, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University and South Carolina State College) agreed to become the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Their major objective was to establish, organize and supervise an intercollegiate athletic program among a compact group of educational institutions of high academic standards with a sound philosophy of co-curricular activities. The conference agreed to seek Division I status for its sports. The conference was confirmed in 1970, kicking off its first season of competition in football in In 1978, the MEAC reached a milestone when it selected Kenneth A. Free to be its first full-time commissioner. Free served the conference for 18 years before stepping down in May of In July 1996, Charles S. Harris was named commissioner and served in the capacity until April On September 1, 2002, Dr. Dennis E. Thomas was named commissioner and has served in MEAC ALL-TIME BASEBALL CHAMPIONS the position for 10 years. The conference's first expansion occurred in October 1979, when Bethune-Cookman College and Florida A&M University were voted into the MEAC as new members. Original members Morgan State, North Carolina Central and Maryland Eastern Shore withdrew from the conference at the end of the fiscal year. Maryland Eastern Shore was readmitted in 1981 and Morgan State returned in Florida A&M opted to resign in 1984 but rejoined the conference in Coppin State College was granted admittance in 1985, becoming the ninth member institution. The MEAC expanded again in the 1990s with the inclusion of Hampton University (1995) and Norfolk State University (1997). The conference expanded once again in 2007, adding Winston-Salem State University. Following the academic/athletic season, however, Winston-Salem State, a MEAC provisional member, did not meet the qualifications for Division I and withdrew from the conference and returned to Division II. On July 1, 2010, the MEAC made its most recent expansion with the admittance of North Carolina Central and Savannah State University. On June 8, 1980, the MEAC was classified as a Division I conference by the NCAA. Prior to that year, the conference operated as a Division II conference. The month after it achieved Division I status, the MEAC received an automatic qualification to the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship. Currently, the conference has automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason play in baseball (since 1994), men's basketball (since 1981), women's basketball (since 1982), football (since 1996), softball (since 1995), men's and women's tennis (since 1998), and volleyball (since 1994). The MEAC initiated cross country in 1980, and North Carolina A&T earned the inaugural men's crown. The first women's cross country championship took place a year later, with Howard winning the first of its seven titles. Indoor Track and Field was also added in 1981, with South Carolina State capturing the men's title and Howard winning the women's crown. Tennis and golf returned as MEAC-governed sports in 1981 after a five-year hiatus. South Carolina State won all seven of the conference's golf championships from before the sport was discontinued after the 1983 championship. Baseball, which began in 1972, was discontinued following the 1977 season. It was brought back as a MEAC -governed sport along with women's volleyball in Women's softball became a MEAC-sanctioned sport in Bowling was officially sanctioned as a MEAC sport in The MEAC was the first conference to secure NCAA sanctioning for women's bowling by adopting the club sport prior to the school year. BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS Florida A&M was the first MEAC baseball team to advance to NCAA postseason play in The Rattlers took on Southeastern Louisiana in a best of three play-in series, falling after two games, and 8-7. During the 2002 campaign, Bethune-Cookman advanced to the Gainesville Regional and became the first MEAC team to win in the NCAA Tournament with a 7-4 victory over Florida International. The Wildcats had previously lost to Florida in their first game 13-1, and the team was eliminated from the regional with a loss in its second matchup against the Gators Howard 1973 So. Carolina State 1974 North Carolina A&T 1975 Howard 1976 Howard 1977 Howard SPORT DISCONTIUNED 1984 Howard 1985 Bethune-Cookman 1986 Howard 1987 Florida A&M 1988 Florida A&M 1989 Delaware State 1990 Florida A&M 1991 Florida A&M 1992 Florida A&M 1993 North Carolina A&T 1994 Florida A&M 1995 Coppin State 1996 Bethune-Cookman 1997 Bethune-Cookman 1998 Howard 1999 Bethune-Cookman 2000 Bethune-Cookman 2001 Bethune-Cookman 2002 Bethune-Cookman 2003 Bethune-Cookman 2004 Bethune-Cookman 2005 North Carolina A&T 2006 Bethune-Cookman 2007 Bethune-Cookman 2008 Bethune-Cookman 2009 Bethune-Cookman 2010 Bethune-Cookman 2011 Bethune-Cookman 37

39 ALL-TIME DSU RECORDS (Team) Games Played: Season 59 (2002) Games Won: Most in a Season 40 (2002) (40-19) Fewest in a Season 7 (1980) (7-22-1) Best Winning Percentage (2001) (37-10) Consecutive Games Won (multiple seasons) 8 ( ) (Last two games from 1990 season & first six games of the 1991 season) Consecutive Games Won (single season) 12 (2001 & 2002) Most Home Wins 21 (2002) (40-19) Most Road Wins 16 (2001 [37-10] & 2002 [40-19]) Games Lost: Most in a Season 37 (1995) ;(10-37) Fewest in a Season 8 (1989); (18-8-1) Consecutive Games Lost (multiple seasons) 14 ( ) (Last six games from 1981 season & first eight games of the 1982 season) Consecutive Games Lost (single season) 13 (1996) Extra Innings Contests: Most Innings 13 (two times) (at N.C. A&T 3/20/04; Bethune-Cookman 1993 MEAC Tournament) Season 10 games (1994) Most Wins 3 (1994) Most Losses 7 (1994) Team Batting At Bats: Season 1,954 (2002) Runs Scored: Game 34 (at UMES 4/2/2000) Season 555 (2002) Highest Scoring Average (2001) (NCAA Division I Single-Season High) Consecutive Games without a run 4 (1980) Highest Combined Score 44 (Georgetown 33; DSU 11 3/17/99); (West Chester 24; DSU ) Base Hits: Game 25 (at UMES 4/2/00 & at LaSalle 4/17/02) Season 668 (2002) Fewest (Game) 1 (at N.C. State 2/4/06) Longest Hitting Streak 34, Charles Dailey (28-in 86; 6 in 87) 26, Phil Sullinger 2002 Batting Average: Season (1998) NCAA Division I Record Opp (1998) Runs Batted In: Season 489 (2002) Doubles: Season 148 (2002) Opp. 142 (2006) Triples: Season 23 (1981) Opp. 19 (1998) Home Runs: Game 3 (Charlie Emerson 1977; Randy Boyer 2006) Season 68 (2002) Fewest 13 (1976) Stolen Bases: Season 129 (2002) 129-of-152 Opp. 102 (1995) 102-of-120 & (2006) 102-of-132 Walks: Season 293 (2002) Strikeouts: Season 401 (2007) Total Bases: Season 1,046 (2002) Sacrifice Flies: Season 37 (2002) Sacrifice Hits: Season 38 (2006) Hit by Pitch: Season 62 (2008) Team Fielding Double Plays: Season 46 (2002) Putouts: Season 1,362 (2002) Assists: Season 601 (2002) Errors: Game 10 (at Florida A&M 3/13/97) Season 158 ( games) Fewest (Season) 50 ( games) Best Fielding Percentage: Season (1993) Team Pitching Complete Games: Season 22 (1992) Innings Pitched: Season 454 (2002) Runs Allowed: Game 33 (Georgetown 3/17/99) Season 449 (2006 & 2008) Hits Allowed: Game - 26 (McNeese State 2/1/03; Howard 4/25/98) Season (2006) Fewest Allowed (Season) 146 (1976) Home Runs Allowed: Season 61 (2008) Fewest (Season) 10 (1992) Lowest ERA: Season 2.99 (2001) NCAA Division I Single- Season High Base on Balls: Most (Season) 253 (1987) Fewest (Season) 82 (1976) Strikeouts: Game 15 (Florida A&M 4/13/08) Season 363 (2002) Shutouts Season 9 (2001) Opp. 6 (1982 & 2006) All-Time Records Individual Season Hitting Batting Average Player Year BA Elmore Biggs Ron Probst Jeff Greenly Pedro Swann Ron Probst At Bats Player Year AB Kelly Williams Brent Underwood Kevin Maloney Tyler Hostetter Eddie Linares Phil Sullinger Runs Player Year Runs Phil Sullinger Kelly Williams Kevin Maloney Kelly Williams Malkum King Hits Player Year Hits Phil Sullinger Kevin Maloney Bret Underwood Kelly Williams Scott Davis Kevin Hill Runs Batted In Player Year RBI Scott Martin Bret Underwood Scott Martin Phil Sullinger Malkum King Hit by Pitch Player Year HBP Scott Davis

40 ALL-TIME DSU RECORDS Doubles Player Year 2B Phil Sullinger Bret Underwood Garrett Weir Scott Martin Scott Martin Triples Player Year 3B Charlie Emerson Darryl Evans Roger Richardson Kelly Williams Five with 4 Home Runs Player Year HR Scott Martin Scott Martin Scott Martin Bret Underwood Pedro Swann Stolen Bases Player Year SB Garrett Weir George Fulmore Ron Probst Dion Miller Darryl Evans Walks Player Year BB Malkum King Brent Mollohan Malkum King Keith Hernandez Jared Lineweaver George Fulmore PITCHING Innings Pitched Player Year IP Shawn Phillips Nick Bitter William Keyes Shawn Phillips Shawn Phillips Earned Run Average Player Year ERA Shawn Phillips John Sterling Tim Vaillancourt James Starling Joe Brzeczek Wins Player Year Wins Shawn Phillips Shawn Phillips Joe Brzeczek Mark Circo Chris Megee Tim Vaillancourt Shutouts Player Year SHO Shawn Phillips Tim Vaillancourt Jordan Elliott Dan Perkins Josh Schmidt Shawn Phillips John Sterling John Sterling Rich Lorntzen Chris Megee Saves Player Year SV Mike Schock Gorman Johnston Derrick Turner Dave Gordon Tim Vaillancourt Strikeouts Player Year SO Shawn Phillips J.R. McAllister Shawn Phillips Nick Bitter Dan Perkins John Sterling Complete Games Player Year CG John Sterling Shawn Phillips Shawn Phillips Chris Megee Larry Bukendine William Keyes Rich Lorntzen Rich Lorntzen Mike Rigby Mike Rigby Matt Sartin Tim Vaillancourt Tim Vaillancourt ALL-TIME CAREER RECORDS Hitting Batting Average Player Years BA Pedro Swann Jeff Greenly David Dill Elmore Biggs Ron Probst At Bats Player Years AB Bret Underwood Kelly Williams Scott Martin Eddy Linares Kevin Hill Hits Player Years Hits Bret Underwood Kelly Williams Scott Martin Charles Dailey Eddy Linares Runs Player Years Runs Kelly Williams Scott Martin Bret Underwood Roger Richardson Eddy Linares Runs Batted In Player Years RBI Scott Martin Bret Underwood Kelly Williams Jeff Greenly Elmore Briggs Doubles Player Years 2B Scott Martin Bret Underwood Kelly Williams Elmore Briggs Charles Dailey Triples Player Years 3B Roger Richardson Kelly Williams Eddy Linares Charlie Emerson Charles Dailey Pedro Swann Bob Clark Home Runs Player Years HR Scott Martin Bret Underwood Brandon Gravely Pedro Swann Charles Dailey Charles Emerson Scott Martin 39

41 ALL-TIME DSU RECORDS Stolen Bases Player Years SB Garrett Weir Ron Probst Kelly Williams Tony Alston Roger Richardson Walks Player Years BB Kelly Williams Brent Mollohan Roger Richardson Chris Aiken Brent Underwood Streaks Hitting Streak Phil Sullinger Consecutive Games Started Kelly Williams games Kelly Williams PITCHING Innings Pitched Player Years IP Shawn Phillips Tim Vaillancourt Nick Bitter Josh Schmidt Rich Lorntzen Earned Run Average Shawn Phillips Player Years ERA James Starling Shawn Phillips John Sterling Derrick Turner Nick Bitter Wins Player Years Wins Tim Vaillancourt Shawn Phillips Chris Megee Joe Brzeczek Rich Lorntzen Mark Circo Complete Games Player Years CG Shawn Phillips Tim Vaillancourt Rich Lorntzen Chris Megee Mike Rigby Shutouts Player Years SHO Shawn Phillips John Sterling Tim Vaillancourt Eric Gass Chris Megee Rich Lorntzen Strikeouts Player Years SO Shawn Phillips Tim Vaillancourt Nick Bitter Josh Schmidt J.R. McAllister Saves Players Years SV Derrick Turner Mike Schock Gorman Johnson Josh Schmidt Brandon Penick Tim Vaillancourt Dave Gordon Charles Emerson 40

42 DSU ALL-MEAC FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS/HONOREES (SINCE 1999) 1999 Mark Circo (MEAC Player-of-the-Year) 2001 Scott Martin Dave Stevens Joe Brzeczek MEAC Rookie-of-the- Year 2006 Brandon Gravely 2007 Tom Shelly 2008 Jarrett Bibb Justin Bittner 2009 Ross Babineaux MEAC Player-of-the-Year Dan Perkins MEAC Pitcher-of-the-Year Brandon Penick 2011 Scott Davis MEAC Player-of-the-Year; ABCA All-East First Team; CollegeBaseballInsider.com All-America Honorable Mention Ryan Haas Ross Babineaux 2009 MEAC Player-of-the-Year 2004 Shawn Phillips Brett Underwood 2005 Kevin Hill Mark Circo 1999 MEAC Player-of-the-Year 2002 Scott Martin Phil Sullinger Shawn Phillips MEAC Rookie-of-the -Year 2003 Scott Martin Brett Underwood Dan Perkins 2009 MEAC Pitcher-of-the-Year Scott Davis 2011 MEAC Player-of-the-Year 41

43 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY SOLDIER FIELD The home of the Hornets since 1958, Soldier Field has undergone several notable improvements in the past few years. In addition to an infield resurfacing, dugout upgrades, player and coaches locker rooms, along with improved batting cages and bullpens have been completed in recent years. Also, new seating has been added along the first base side. The Soldier Field dimensions are 320 down the lines, 365 in the leftfield gap, 355 in the right field gap and 380 to center field. In 2009, the left field fence was extended to a height of

44 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) 1973 Binghamton 4-7 L 1976 (11-9; 2-2 MEAC) Head Coach: James Williams Virginia State 2-4 L St. Augustine s 5-6 L Shaw 12-3 W Towson 8-3 W Salisbury State 8-7 W Maryland-Balto. Co. 5-8 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 3-7 L Virginia State 1-2 L Coppin State 17-3 W St. Augustine s W Rutgers 12-2 W Rutgers 10-2 W Millersville 1-3 L Millersville 4-8 L Coppin State 10-4 W Wilmington 12-4 W * Howard 4-3 W * Howard 10-3 W * Howard 7-10 L * Howard 1-16 L 1979 ( ) Head Coach: Jackie Robinson Hampden-Sydney 1-12 L Savannah State 1-3 L Savannah State 1-1 T Stetson 5-7 L Stetson 8-21 L UNC-Pembroke 5-10 L UNC-Pembroke 9-5 W St. Augustine 3-9 L Norfolk State 2-6 L Norfolk State 6-8 L Westfield 2-11 L Westfield 4-7 L * Howard 7-8 L * Howard 1-10 L District of Columbia 17-6 W Maryland-E. Shore 3-4 L Maryland-E. Shore 7-2 W Bowie 6-7 L Coppin State 3-9 L Coppin State 7-2 W Wilmington 5-3 W Wilmington 3-4 L District of Colombia 6-3 W Maryland-Balto. Co. 0-8 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 0-3 L Baltimore 8-3 W Baltimore 11-5 W Salisbury State 2-13 L St. Mary s Forfeit L St. Mary s 23-4 W George Mason 3-9 L George Mason 6-7 L Bowie 10-7 W York 5-6 L York 6-11 L Maryland-E. Shore 2-7 L Maryland-E. Shore 6-12 L *MEAC game 1980 (7-22-1; 0-4 MEAC) Head Coach:James Williams Savannah State 5-4 W Stetson 0-12 L Stetson 0-24 L Florida 0-17 L Norfolk State 0-7 L Norfolk State 4-3 W * Howard 2-4 L * Howard 2-6 L Navy 1-9 L Salisbury State 2-8 L Maryland 1-27 L Rutgers 0-4 L Rutgers T Coppin State 7-6 W Coppin State 7-1 W Maryland-Balto. Co. 7-4 W Maryland-Balto. Co. 1-8 W York 3-4 L York 6-16 L * Howard 9-16 L * Howard 5-14 L Wilmington 1-13 L Norfolk State 1-4 L Norfolk State 6-7 L Coppin State L Coppin State 6-7 L St. Mary s 12-7 W St. Mary s 13-3 W St. Augustine L St. Augustine 3-9 L *MEAC game 1981 (14-26; 4-3 MEAC) Head Coach: James Williams St. Paul s 13-5 W Francis Marion 6-8 L Savannah State 11-5 W Armstrong 7-5 W Armstrong 3-4 L Edward Waters 4-6 L Bethune-Cookman 2-4 L Bethune-Cookman 8-6 W Coastal Carolina 3-8 L Coastal Carolina 0-4 L Shaw 6-7 L St. Augustine s 2-6 L Navy 2-23 L * HOWARD 4-7 L * HOWARD 0-10 L George Washington 0-8 L George Washington 0-7 L District of Columbia 16-8 W Salisbury State 1-4 L York 6-7 L York 7-8 L Rutgers 9-7 W Rutgers 8-3 W WILMINGTON 2-8 L Stockton 9-3 W KUTZTOWN 14-9 W NORTH CAROLINA A&T 2-3 L NORTH CAROLIINA A&T 4-7 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 13-6 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 6-2 W Coppin State 10-8 W ST. AUGUSINTE S L * Howard 13-6 W * Maryland-E. Shore 19-0 W * Maryland-E. Shore L Norfolk State 5-8 L Towson 0-5 L Towson 3-8 L Frostburg 1-4 L Frostburg 5-6 L 1982 (20-25; 5-2 MEAC) Head Coach: James Williams Armstrong 1-8 L Armstrong 0-3 L Armstrong 0-6 L Armstrong 1-12 L Tuskegee 0-4 L Tuskegee 1-7 L * Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L Shaw 3-10 L Shaw 10-3 W York 4-8 L York 3-10 L Coppin State 4-3 W George Washington 1-17 L George Washington 5-3 W Upsala 4-8 L Upsala 7-9 L St. Mary s 1-4 L St. Mary s 7-2 W District of Columbia 23-2 W District of Columbia 8-4 W Stockton 8-9 L Stockton 4-1 W Frostburg 3-7 L Frostburg 3-1 W William Patterson 5-7 L William Patterson 0-8 L Trenton 3-7 L Wilmington 7-5 W Wilmington 1-2 L * Maryland-E. Shore 23-3 W * Maryland-E. Shore 14-1 W * Howard 6-3 W * Howard 5-16 L Georgetown 0-5 L Georgetown 1-5 L District of Columbia 17-5 W District of Columbia 8-2 W * Maryland-E. Shore 9-0 W * Maryland-E. Shore 18-3 W Coppin State Forfeit W Bowie 8-3 W Bowie 5-3 W George Mason 4-5 L Georgetown 0-7 L Georgetown 2-7 L 1984 (22-21; 3-4 MEAC) Head Coach: James Williams Washington Bible 11-1 W Washington Bible 12-2 W Armstrong 3-4 L Armstrong 4-8 L Georgia College 5-10 L Babson 9-16 L Indiana 1-10 L Indiana 1-9 L Embry- Riddle 5-19 L Lipscome 5-4 W * Bethune-Cookman 1-4 L * Bethune-Cookman 1-3 L Lipscome 2-3 L Coppin State 4-9 L Coppin State 7-6 W Upsala 5-4 W Upsala 3-0 W Stockton 11-0 W Stockton 16-4 W * Maryland-E. Shore 7-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 3-0 W Trenton 3-4 L 43

45 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) Trenton 7-2 W District of Columbia 15-2 W District of Columbia 11-4 W Wilmington 1-2 L Wilmington 5-4 W # North Carolina A&T 16-2 W # Howard 1-17 L # Bethune-Cookman L Georgetown 1-8 L Georgetown 3-4 L * Howard 3-16 L * Howard 8-5 W Coppin State 11-8 W Coppin State 17-4 W Bowie 12-4 W Bowie 10-9 W George Mason 5-7 L Georgetown 1-4 L Georgetown 2-7 L * Maryland-E. Shore 3-12 L # MEAC Tournament 1985 (22-23; 10-5 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant Old Dominion 2-6 L Old Dominion 2-11 L Old Dominion 0-13 L Old Dominion 6-13 L Norfolk State 7-2 W Norfolk State 3-2 W Norfolk State 0-5 L Norfolk State 9-6 W Trenton 6-14 L Trenton 3-16 L Salisbury State T Georgetown 7-8 L Georgetown 1-11 L North Park 2-4 L North Park 4-5 L Stockton State 10-0 W Wilmington 4-12 L Wilmington 15-2 W Salisbury State 6-14 L * Howard 2-2 W * Howard 9-10 L # Maryland-E. Shore 14-1 W # Bethune-Cookman 7-11 L # Morgan State 13-3 W # North Carolina A&T 8-7 W # Howard 6-12 L * Howard 3-10 L * Howard 5-7 L * Maryland-E. Shore 12-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 12-0 W York 8-9 L York 7-10 L * Morgan State Forfeit W * Morgan State Forfeit W District of Columbia 30-4 W District of Columbia 15-1 W District of Columbia 19-0 W District of Columbia Forf. W George Mason 4-12 L George Mason 8-12 L Georgetown 5-14 L Georgetown 3-2 W * Maryland-E. Shore 10-3 W * Maryland-E. Shore 8-4 W Bowie 14-3 W Bowie 18-5 W # MEAC Tournament 1986 ( ; 6-2 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant UPSALA 4-6 L UPSALA 7-12 L RUTGERS-CAMDEN 14-8 W SO. CONNECTICUT 8-2 W LONG ISLAND 4-3 W LONG ISLAND 6-12 L Old Dominion 0-3 L Old Dominion 3-15 L * COPPIN STATE Forfeit W * COPPIN STATE Forfeit W George Washington 4-8 L BOWIE 20-7 W ST. JOSEPH S(ME) 3-2 W ST. JOSEPH S(ME) 4-12 L Trenton 2-9 L Trenton 7-12 L STOCKTON 24-1 W CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 10-7 W Maryland 2-3 L Maryland 0-12 L Wilmington 6-1 W Wilmington 0-2 L # Coppin State 2-17 L # Bethune-Cookman 3-5 L RUTGERS-COOK 21-0 W RUTGERS-COOK 17-6 W * Maryland-E. Shore 10-5 W * Maryland-E. Shore 8-4 W Glassboro 5-5 T George Mason 8-10 L George Mason 1-12 L * Howard 4-14 L * Howard 6-10 L Georgetown 7-15 L Georgetown W YORK 1-11 L YORK 9-13 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 8-3 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 12-0 W # MEAC Tournament 1987 ( ; MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant * Bethune-Cookman 9-3 W * Bethune-Cookman 5-4 W * Howard 2-1 W * Howard 2-2 T * Maryland-E. Shore 9-8 W * Maryland-E. Shore 5-6 L Armstrong 0-3 L Armstrong 2-8 L * Howard 4-5 L * Howard 4-8 L * Coppin State 7-8 L * Coppin State 3-18 L Rutgers-Camden 3-6 L Rutgers-Camden 8-20 L Westfield State 4-6 L Washington College 6-9 L Wesley 17-3 W Long Island 4-7 L Long Island 2-11 L George Mason 5-18 L Trenton 3-9 L Trenton 2-4 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 2-7 L Maryland-Balto. Co L Central Connecticut 8-4 W Central Connecticut 1-6 L Wilmington 8-3 W Appalachian State 5-14 L # Bethune Cookman 6-8 L # North Carolina A&T 14-4 W # Coppin State 3-8 L Glassboro 4-10 L Norfolk State Forfeit W Norfolk State Forfeit W New York Tech 0-6 L New York Tech 0-16 L * Howard Forfeit W * Howard Forfeit W Wesley 3-1 W York 6-7 L York 8-7 W Bowie 21-4 W * Maryland-E. Shore 11-6 W * Maryland-E. Shore 9-1 W # MEAC Tournament 1988 ( ; 13-3 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant * Maryland-E. Shore 3-1 W Shaw 2-1 W Shaw 7-8 L * COPPIN STATE 1-0 L * COPPIN STATE 11-3 W WILMINGTON 4-17 L * HOWARD 14-5 W * HOWARD 7-8 L * Coppin State 4-5 L * Coppin State 7-4 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 16-0 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 19-4 W TOWSON 8-18 L Lincoln 21-2 W WESLEY 8-11 L LONG ISLAND 4-3 W * Howard 11-1 W * Howard 9-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 2-3 L * Maryland-E. Shore 7-2 W # South Carolina State 10-4 W # Bethune-Cookman 8-7 W # North Carolina A&T 3-8 L # Florida A&M 8-4 W # North Carolina A&T 5-6 L Delaware 7-26 L BOWIE 4-5 L BOWIE 5-9 L Wilmington 2-3 L # MEAC Tournament 1989 MEAC Champion (18-8-1; MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant * Florida A&M 3-8 L * Howard 7-8 L * Coppin State W * Florida A&M 5-14 L * North Carolina A&T 9-9 T Rutgers-Camden W Rutgers-Camden 9-0 W Wesley 12-2 W Virginia State 6-4 W George Washington 10-6 W Long Island 4-5 L Long Island 7-8 L * Maryland- E. Shore 6-3 W Glassboro 10-5 W Glassboro 5-21 L 44

46 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) West Chester L District of Columbia 17-7 W District of Columbia 4-1 W Wilmington 15-0 W Wilmington 9-13 L # North Carolina A&T 19-2 W # Florida A&M 9-3 W # Howard 6-5 W # Howard 17-2 W # MEAC Tournament 1990 (14-18; 5-0 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant Rutgers-Camden L Rutgers-Camden 2-0 W George Washington 0-10 L George Washington 8-5 W FDU-Madison 3-11 L Trenton 2-12 L Trenton 4-5 L Long Island 1-9 L Long Island 0-15 L * South Carolina State 14-9 W Augusta 6-8 L Augusta 2-10 L Wingate 7-19 L Wingate 6-5 W UNC-Pembroke 3-7 L St. Paul s 14-1 W Central Connecticut 7-5 W Central Connecticut 6-7 L * Coppin State 16-0 W Wilmington 6-1 W Wilmington 3-4 L Maryland 0-5 L Glassboro 1-11 L Maryland-E. Shore 7-1 W Maryland-E. Shore 7-1 W Millersville 3-2 W Millersville 4-6 L # South Carolina State 11-1 W # Florida A&M 3-9 L # North Carolina A&T 3-7 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 8-4 W * Coppin State 12-2 W # MEAC Tournament 1991 (27-13; 15-8 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant UPSALA 16-2 W RUTGERS-CAMDEN 2-1 W RUTGERS-CAMDEN 4-3 W MILLERSVILLE 8-7 W FDU-MADISON 12-3 W TOWSON W Towson 3-7 L St. Paul s 15-1 W St. Paul s 11-1 W * South Carolina State W * Florida A&M 6-11 L * Florida A&M 6-11 L * Bethune-Cookman 11-1 W * North Carolina A&T 3-2 W * North Carolina A&T 13-3 W * Coppin State W * Coppin State 5-7 L ALVERNIA 15-2 W ST. JOSEPH S(PA) L CENTRAL CONNECTICUT W * HOWARD 9-2 W * HOWARD 4-5 L *MARYLAND-E. SHORE 7-3 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 9-6 W * HOWARD 5-7 L * HOWARD 5-8 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 15-4 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 19-5 W BOWIE 6-9 L MARYLAND 7-5 W RAMAPO 0-6 L RAMAPO 5-3 W # Coppin State 23-3 W # Florida A&M 2-3 L # Coppin State 12-7 W # North Carolina A&T 14-7 W # Florida A&M 0-11 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 5-9 L * COPPIN STATE 11-3 W * COPPIN STATE 12-6 W # MEAC Tournament 1992 (16-11; 9-6 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant RUTGERS-CAMDEN W RUTGERS-CAMDEN 7-17 L Bowie 9-13 L Towson L * North Carolina A&T 5-6 L Shaw 10-4 W Shaw 7-12 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 12-2 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE W KEAN 2-1 W * HOWARD 15-5 W * HOWARD 7-6 W DREXEL 13-4 W * Howard 11-8 W * Howard 11-1 W * Coppin State 8-9 L * Coppin State 15-5 W LINCOLN(PA) 19-1 W WILMINGTON 5-4 W WILMINGTON 1-0 W * COPPIN STATE 10-1 W * COPPIN STATE 16-1 W # Maryland-Balto. Co. 5-7 L * Coppin State 1-4 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 5-6 L * Maryland-E. Shore 5-8 L * Maryland-E. Shore 7-8 L # MEAC Tournament 1993 (16-19; 10-5 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant Duke 2-3 L Duke 0-15 L Penn State 2-11 L * Florida A&M 2-10 L Jackson State 5-10 L * Bethune-Cookman 1-3 L * Bethune-Cookman 18-2 W * Florida A&M 1-5 L * Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L * HOWARD L * COPPIN STATE 8-9 L * Coppin State 4-10 L * Coppin State 4-8 L DELAWARE 0-17 L West Chester 7-8 L West Chester 4-6 L WEST CHESTER 2-7 L WEST CHESTER 0-8 L WESLEY 2-4 L * COPPIN STATE 3-7 L * COPPIN STATE 4-3 W Wilmington 4-5 L * HOWARD 18-7 W * HOWARD 18-5 W # Coppin State 4-8 L # Howard 9-8 W # North Carolina A&T 3-2 W # Florida A&M 7-12 L LEHIGH 4-9 L LEHIGH L Florida Tournament # MEAC Tournament 1994 (22-18; 13-6 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 10-9 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 5-15 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 23-7 W WILMINGTON 7-3 W Jacksonville 2-12 L Jacksonville 3-16 Jackson State 2-12 SE Missouri State 0-5 Albany State 15-4 Texas Southern 6-2 W * North Carolina A&T L Georgetown 7-10 L DELAWARE 9-15 L SHAW 7-0 W SHAW 7-0 W * COPPIN STATE 6-5 W * COPPIN STATE 5-4 W MARYLAND-BALTO. CO W * HOWARD 8-6 W * HOWARD 9-10 L WEST CHESTER 7-6 W WEST CHESTER 4-7 L * Coppin State 7-8 L * Coppin State 4-9 L * Coppin State Forfeit L * HOWARD 7-4 W * HOWARD 13-3 W Delaware 4-5 L * Howard 3-0 W * Howard 12-0 W * Maryland-E. Shore 8-3 W * Maryland-E. Shore 15-5 W * Maryland-E. Shore 7-4 W # Bethune-Cookman 9-4 W # Florida A&M 1-13 L # Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L Wesley 4-6 L Wilmington 5-13 L STOCKTON 15-9 FAMU Spring Carnival # MEAC Tournament 1995 (10-37; 8-16 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant ST. ROSE ST. ROSE 2-17 L 3-5 L KUTZTOWN 4-16 L * Maryland-E. Shore 7-8 L * Maryland-E. Shore 5-6 L * Maryland-E. Shore 2-3 L MARYLAND-BALTO. CO. 3-6 L 45

47 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) WILMINGTON 1-6 L * Howard 3-4 L Howard 1-6 L * North Carolina A&T 3-6 L * North Carolina A&T 14-5 Northern Illinois 5-16 L Jacksonville 0-10 L * Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L * Florida A&M 1-7 L * Florida A&M 1-5 L * Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L * Florida A&M 1-7 L * Howard 3-8 L * Howard 6-6 T * Bethune-Cookman 9-3 W * North Carolina A&T 19-2 W Rutgers-Camden 3-6 L Rutgers-Camden 4-10 L Westfield State 4-8 L Coppin State 24-6 W Coppin State 18-0 W West Chester 4-5 L Maryland 4-13 L York 8-5 W York 8-3 W Wesley 5-1 W Central Connecticut 0-6 L Central Connecticut 6-7 L Long Island 2-0 W Long Island 5-2 W Wesley 12-5 W Wilmington 7-5 W Wilmington 4-3 W Bowie Forfeit W Bowie Forfeit W * North Carolina A&T 12-2 W # Florida A&M 6-9 L # Howard 14-5 W # Florida A&M 5-15 L Glassboro 7-9 L Maryland-Balto. Co. 3-2 W Maryland-Balto. Co. 5-3 W * Maryland-E. Shore 10-9 W * Maryland-E. Shore 12-5 W Coppin State Forfeit W Coppin State Forfeit W * Maryland-E. Shore 12-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 13-4 W # MEAC Tournament 1996 (11-22; 9-9 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant ST. JOSEPH S(PA) 3-8 L WILMINGTON 5-14 L Edward Waters 8-0 W Liberty 0-5 L Liberty 0-5 L * Bethune-Cookman 1-10 L * Bethune-Cookman 1-8 L Wilmington 4-7 L * COPPIN STATE 6-7 L * COPPIN STATE 6-13 L Navy 3-11 L Navy 3-18 L DELAWARE 2-16 L LONG ISLAND L Delaware 3-11 L Wesley 7-11 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 6-0 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 5-2 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 13-5 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 13-5 W * HOWARD 4-3 W * HOWARD 5-7 L * HOWARD 2-6 L HOWARD 8-5 W * Maryland-E. Shore 6-5 W * Maryland-E. Shore 7-10 L * Coppin State 4-5 L * Coppin State 21-7 W * COPPIN STATE L * COPPIN STATE 16-2 W # Florida A&M 2-7 L # Howard 5-2 W # Florida A&M 7-8 L # MEAC Tournament 1997 (12-30; 8-14 MEAC) Head Coach:Harry Van Sant MANHATTAN 4-17 L MANHATTAN 7-2 W MANMOUTH 1-11 L MANMOUTH 5-16 L ST. JOSEPH S 4-15 L Voorhees 10-1 W Voorhees W Lehigh 4-15 L * Bethune-Cookman L * Florida A&M 4-6 L * Florida A&M 0-16 L Paine 5-3 W * North Carolina A&T 4-3 W * North Carolina A&T 4-5 L Norfolk State 2-9 L Wilmington 2-12 L RHODE ISLAND 7-24 L RHODE ISLAND 5-14 L * COPPIN STATE 2-5 L * COPPIN STATE 14-5 W NORFOLK STATE 6-7 L Long Island 9-13 L Delaware 1-23 L * HOWARD 7-4 W * HOWARD 3-7 L * HOWARD 1-10 L * HOWARD W * HOWARD 8-17 L * HOWARD 3-19 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 8-5 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 9-16 L * MARYLAND-E. SHORE W Maryland-Balto. Co L * Maryland-E. Shore 6-4 W * Maryland-E. Shore 3-8 L * Maryland-E. Shore 4-3 W WESLEY 8-17 L * Coppin State 3-4 L * Coppin State 7-8 L * Coppin State 5-8 L # Bethune-Cookman 4-10 L # Howard 5-7 L # MEAC Tournament 1998 (8-27; 6-10 MEAC) Head Coach: Harry Van Sant MANHATTAN 7-6 W MANHATTAN 2-7 L ST. JOSEPH S(PA) 7-9 L * at UMES 3-6 L * at UMES 6-7 L * at UMES 16-9 W * Howard 2-15 L * Howard 0-9 Creighton 3-26 Tiffin 5-10 Long Island 3-15 L Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L Bethune-Cookman 3-12 L Florida A&M 7-8 L Alabama A&M 14-4 W North Carolina A&T 6-7 L North Carolina A&T 1-9 L DELAWARE 2-6 L Wilmington 7-12 L * COPPIN STATE 5-4 W * COPPIN STATE 12-7 W Delaware 2-6 L * UMES 5-10 L * UMES 7-19 L * UMES 14-7 W * Howard 5-6 L * Howard 2-18 L WILMINGTON 7-24 L * Coppin State 5-3 W * Coppin State 10-9 W Wesley L * HOWARD 8-14 L * HOWARD L # Norfolk State 1-5 L # UMES 7-14 Creighton Tournament # MEAC Tournament 1999 (20-23; 13-5 MEAC) - MEAC North Champs Head Coach: Tripp Keister Maryland-E. Shore 11-4 W MANHATTAN 9-10 L MANHATTAN 5-2 W DOWLING 12-9 W ST. JOSEPH S(PA) L RHODE ISLAND 2-18 L RHODE ISLAND 10-8 W Wilmington 3-8 L * UMES 12-1 W Norfolk State 3-8 L Norfolk State 0-11 L Old Dominion 3-14 L ST. PETER S 4-3 W GEORGETOWN L * UMES 7-4 W * UMES 9-7 W * Howard 5-0 W * Howard 9-3 W Mount St. Mary s 5-12 L Georgetown L * COPPIN STATE 9-8 W * COPPIN STATE 7-0 W * COPPIN STATE 3-9 L Lehigh 1-7 L * at UMES 8-7 W * at UMES 6-12 L * at UMES 13-4 W NORFOLK STATE 9-19 L NORFOLK STATE 5-7 L MOUNT ST. MARY S L * Coppin State 17-9 W * Coppin State 4-5 L * Coppin State W Wilmington 4-11 L * HOWARD 14-9 W * HOWARD W * HOWARD 2-13 L * HOWARD 0-8 L Maryland-Balto. Co L # North Carolina A&T L # Coppin State 12-4 W # Howard 10-9 W # Norfolk State 0-18 L # MEAC Tournament 46

48 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) 2000 (25-15; 14-1 MEAC)- MEAC North Champs Head Coach: Tripp Keister South Carolina 0-19 L South Carolina 1-16 L South Carolina 1-9 L BOWIE 8-6 W MANHATTAN 4-6 L MANHATTAN 2-11 L Norfolk State 4-2 W Norfolk State 4-7 L BINGHAMTON 5-6 L BINGHAMTON 8-2 W BINGHAMTON 17-6 W North Carolina A&T 6-7 L North Carolina A&T 5-2 W Mount St. Mary s 7-15 L * Howard 17-6 W * Howard 10-0 W * Howard 10-5 W * COPPIN STATE 18-8 W * COPPIN STATE 5-4 W * COPPIN STATE 22-4 W Towson 4-15 L LEHIGH L * at UMES 18-4 W * at UMES 24-2 W * at UMES 34-8 W MOUNT ST. MARY S 8-0 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 13-1 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 11-1 W * MARYLAND-E. SHORE 22-5 W NORFOLK STATE W * HOWARD L * HOWARD 4-3 W * HOWARD 13-7 W # North Carolina A&T 6-12 L # Maryland-E. Shore 18-5 W # Howard 11-3 W # Norfolk State 7-4 W # North Carolina A&T 3-8 L Georgetown 8-5 W Delaware # MEAC Tournament 6-7 L 2001 (37-10; 17-1 MEAC) - MEAC North Champs Head Coach: J.P. Blandin Virginia State 14-1 W Virginia State 11-2 W Virginia State 12-0 W vs. Elizabeth City 3-1 W South Carolina 0-10 L South Carolina 2-7 L South Carolina 2-12 L GEORGETOWN W ST. JOSEPH S 8-2 W Norfolk State 5-0 W Norfolk State 3-0 W LEHIGH 11-3 W LEHIGH 6-3 W Delaware 3-24 L Delaware 5-9 L Mount St. Mary s 7-11 L * HOWARD 7-0 W * HOWARD 10-2 W MASSACHUSETTS 12-5 W * COPPIN STATE 27-0 W * COPPIN STATE 14-2 W * COPPIN STATE 13-3 W MOUNT ST. MARY S 15-0 W * UMES 12-0 W * UMES 12-0 W * UMES 14-2 W Towson 12-9 W Georgetown 15-1 W Georgetown 3-11 L Lehigh 15-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 18-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 16-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 15-5 W MARYLAND-BALTO. CO W * Howard 7-5 W * Howard 2-1 W * Howard 16-2 W NORFOLK STATE 19-6 W * Howard 9-6 W * Coppin State 8-0 W * Coppin State 2-3 L * Coppin State 19-6 W # Norfolk State 2-6 L # Coppin State 14-3 W # Howard 24-2 W # North Carolina A&T 8-1 W # Norfolk State 4-18 L # MEAC Tournament 2002 (40-19; 16-1 MEAC) - MEAC North Champs Head Coach: J.P. Blandin Campbell 1-19 L Campbell 8-9 L North Carolina State 8-17 L North Carolina A&T 5-2 W North Carolina A&T 8-0 W Elon 2-12 L North Carolina A&T 8-9 L Davidson 8-7 W Boston College 3-7 L Davidson 3-4 L ST. JOSEPH S 6-2 W HOFSTRA 4-5 L MANHATTAN 6-3 W MANHATTAN 5-4 W MANHATTAN 8-6 W BINGHAMTON 0-4 L BINGHAMTON 6-0 W BINGHAMTON 6-2 W Norfolk State 11-4 L Norfolk State 12-5 W Delaware W Delaware 2-9 L Delaware 2-12 L MOUNT ST. MARY S 14-1 W TOWSON 7-2 W LA SALLE 16-5 W LA SALLE 16-0 W LEHIGH 8-13 L * COPPIN STATE 12-2 W * COPPIN STATE 10-3 W * COPPIN STATE 10-7 W * Maryland-E. Shore 12-5 W * Maryland-E. Shore 15-1 W * Maryland-E. Shore 18-4 W Norfolk State 19-7 W George Washington 9-8 W Towson W * MARYLAND-E. Shore 13-1 W * MARYLAND-E. Shore 21-1 W * MARYLAND-E. Shore 10-6 W Lehigh 5-6 L La Salle 20-6 W * Howard 17-3 W * Howard 13-0 W * Howard 20-9 W Delaware 5-17 L Maryland-Balt. Co W * Coppin State 2-3 L * Coppin State 5-2 W DELAWARE 3-8 L DELAWARE 7-8 L * HOWARD 6-5 W HOWARD 13-3 W * HOWARD 7-4 W $Norfolk State 3-2 W $ Florida A&M 9-10 L $ Coppin State 18-5 W $ North Carolina A&T W $ Florida A&M 4-16 L $ MEAC Tournament 2003 (27-25; 9-0 MEAC) - MEAC North Champs Head Coach: J.P. Blandin McNeese State 1-7 L McNeese State L McNeese State L North Carolina A&T 5-2 W UNC Wilmington 4-8 L UNC Wilmington 0-3 L UNC Wilmington 2-5 L Coastal Carolina 1-11 L North Carolina 8-19 L KENT STATE 3-7 L Wagner 12-8 W Winthrop 2-1 W Richmond 3-5 L vs. Delaware 10-5 W vs. Delaware 4-3 W vs. Delaware 3-10 L LONG ISLAND 13-4 W TOWSON 8-16 L MANHATTAN 6-3 W MANHATTAN 3-6 L MANHATTAN 3-9 L MANHATTAN 3-6 L DELAWARE 0-8 L DELAWARE 3-0 W CORNELL 4-7 L CORNELL 5-10 L CORNELL 1-4 L George Washington 3-2 W Norfolk State 3-1 W St. John s 5-6 L DREXEL 8-0 W * COPPIN STATE 11-3 W * COPPIN STATE 6-1 W * COPPIN STATE 12-2 W * MD-EASTERN SHORE 12-3 W * MD-EASTERN SHORE 17-2 W * MD-EASTERN SHORE 15-4 W LaSalle 9-3 W vs. Delaware 4-1 W LASALLE L GEORGE WASHINGTON 7-10 L NORFOLK STATE 8-7 W SAVANNAH STATE 3-2 W SAVANNAH STATE 5-2 W SAVANNAH STATE 10-0 W Towson 2-8 L * MD-Eastern Shore 11-5 W * MD-Eastern Shore 12-1 W * MD-Eastern Shore 12-3 W # Norfolk State 2-5 L # MD-Eastern Shore 14-3 W # North Carolina A&T 3-7 L # MEAC Tournament 2004 (27-23; 11-6 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin Coastal Carolina Coastal Carolina Elon Elon 3-6 L 2-7 L 6-3 W 8-7 W 47

49 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) Savannah State 8-0 W Savannah State 8-5 W Savannah State 15-4 W MANHATTAN COLLEGE 11-3 W MANHATTAN COLLEGE 7-8 L MANHATTAN COLLEGE 3-8 L ST. JOSEPH S( Pa.) 9-8 W LEHIGH 9-3 W Delaware 5-6 L Delaware 4-9 L Delaware 7-16 L LASALLE 4-11 L South Carolina 2-4 L South Carolina 0-7 L South Carolina 3-16 L * North Carolina A&T 9-6 W * North Carolina A&T 2-3 L * North Carolina A&T 3-4 L George Washington 1-5 L Navy 2-3 L * NORFOLK STATE 7-2 W * NORFOLK STATE 8-15 L * NORFOLK STATE 8-2 W Lehigh 6-8 L * FLORIDA A&M 10-3 W NAVY 11-7 W * BETHUNE-COOKMAN 11-2 W * BETHUNE-COOKMAN 2-11 L * BETHUNE-COOKMAN 5-9 L Towson 6-4 W * COPPIN STATE 10-2 W * COPPIN STATE 4-1 W * COPPIN STATE 7-3 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 8-10 L * Md.-Eastern Shore 6-2 W * Md.-Eastern Shore 10-2 W * Md.-Eastern Shore 12-3 W $ Md. Eastern Shore 21-0 W $Florida A&M 12-0 W $Bethune-Cookman 3-7 L $ North Carolina A&T 5-1 W $Bethune-Cookman 4-3 W $Bethune-Cookman 4-7 L SAVANNAH STATE 1-0 W SAVANNAH STATE 7-9 L SAVANNAH STATE 9-2 W # MEAC Tournament 2005 (19-27; 10-7 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin North Carolina State 3-18 L North Carolina State 1-15 L North Carolina State 1-3 L Elon 0-10 L Elon 0-8 L Elon 5-16 L FORDHAM 4-10 L FORDHAM 4-8 L FORDHAM 1-3 L HOFSTRA 9-8 W HOFSTRA 7-6 W HOFSTRA 4-5 L BINGHAMTON 6-3 W BINGHAMTON 6-3 W BINGHAMTON L BINGHAMTON 1-7 L George Washington 12-7 W * MD-EASTERN SHORE 11-2 W * MD-EASTERN SHORE 6-4 W * MD-EASTERN SHORE 17-5 W GEORGE WASHINGTON 6-11 L * Coppin State 5-6 L Towson 0-4 L * Florida A&M 11-9 W * Florida A&M 9-6 W Florida A&M 0-2 L LaSalle 7-14 L * Norfolk State 2-6 L * Norfolk State 4-5 L * Norfolk State 6-3 W DELAWARE 4-3 W * Coppin State 2-10 L * NORTH CAROLINA A&T 4-5 L * NORTH CAROLINA A&T 11-5 W * NORTH CAROLINA A&T 6-4 W Delaware 7-8 L * Bethune-Cookman 3-5 L * Bethune-Cookman 8-3 W * Bethune-Cookman 15-7 W # Florida A&M 9-10 L # Bethune-Cookman 1-9 L LONGWOOD W LONGWOOD 4-2 W NEW YORK TECH 4-6 L NEW YORK TECH 2-5 L NEW YORK TECH 8-2 W # MEAC Tournament 2006 ( ; 7-11 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin NC State 3-21 L NC State 2-12 L NC State 0-17 L Gardner-Webb 3-4 L Gardner-Webb 3-9 L Gardner-Webb 7-9 L NIAGARA 14-6 W NIAGARA 1-4 L NIAGARA 1-4 L LEHIGH 9-7 W LEHIGH 2-8 L BINGHAMTON 0-14 L BINGHAMTON 6-5 W BINGHAMTON W BINGHAMTON 3-3 T Savannah State 2-7 L Savannah State 3-5 L FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 4-1 W FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 11-9 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 9-8 LaSalle 1-14 L TOWSON L *at UMES 2-6 L *at UMES 14-5 W *at UMES L GEO. WASHINGTON 5-14 L LaSALLE 4-3 W MAINE 5-12 L MAINE 3-3 T Geo. Washington 2-10 L *COPPIN STATE 15-9 W *COPPIN STATE 4-3 W *COPPIN STATE 6-7 L Delaware 7-16 L *FLORIDA A&M 6-7 L *FLORIDA A&M 7-1 W *FLORIDA A&M 8-12 L DELAWARE 7-18 L Navy 7-15 L *NORFOLK STATE 6-3 W *NORFOLK STATE 4-7 L *NORFOLK STATE 6-5 W Maryland 5-8 L *No. Carolina A&T 7-10 L *No. Carolina A&T 0-1 L *No. Carolina A&T 6-3 W *BETHUNE-COOKMAN 4-8 L *BETHUNE-COOKMAN 3-11 L *BETHUNE-COOKMAN 7-10 L Longwood 0-3 L Longwood Longwood #Norfolk State #UMES #Bethune-Cookman #UMES # MEAC Tournament 2007 ( ; 10-8 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Old Dominion BUFFALO Navy LEHIGH LEHIGH FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD N.C. Central N.C. Central TOWSON ALBANY ALBANY ALBANY GEORGE WASHINGTON FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON Delaware *UMES *UMES *UMES *Coppin State *Coppin State *Coppin State DELAWARE *Florida A&M *Florida A&M *Florida A&M George Washington *Norfolk State *Norfolk State *Norfolk State Towson NAVY *NO. CAROLINA A&T *NO. CAROLINA A&T *NO. CAROLINA A&T *Bethune-Cookman *Bethune-Cookman *Bethune-Cookman New York Tech New York Tech New York Tech #No. Carolina A&T #UMES #No. Carolina A&T # MEAC Tournament 2008 (16-33; 11-7 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin MAINE MAINE MAINE MAINE Elon Elon 7-2 W L 5-3 W 2-1 W 0-12 L 0-5 L 0-6 L 2-11 L 4-7 L 5-14 L 5-14 L 4-7 L 13-7 W 4-4 T 8-6 W 6-9 L 9-3 W 22-3 W 16-6 W 5-3 W 4-12 L 19-2 W 1-4 L 7-9 L 2-1 W 3-2 W 11-5 W 4-3 W 1-7 L 11-0 W 5-4 W 10-0 W 19-1 W 10-0 W 17-2 W 3-14 L W 4-6 L 5-11 L 2-2 T 3-2 W 3-0 W 5-3 W 3-10 L 4-3 W 11-7 W 4-9 L W 1-11 L 1-11 L 2-12 L 1-5 L 0-9 L 5-13 L 1-12 L 8-4 W 1-7 L 7-8 L 2-11 L 7-16 L 3-11 L 1-7 L 6-16 L 48

50 SEASON-BY-SEASON RESULTS (since 1973) Elon TOWSON NJIT NJIT LEHIGH TEMPLE LEMOYNE LEMOYNE LEMOYNE LASALLE LONG ISLAND LONG ISLAND BUCKNELL BUCKNELL CANISIUS CANISIUS *at UMES *at UMES *at UMES *COPPIN STATE *COPPIN STATE *COPPIN STATE at Delaware *FLORIDA A&M *FLORIDA A&M at Towson at Lehigh *NORFOLK STATE *NORFOLK STATE *NORFOLK STATE DELAWARE *No. Carolina A&T *No. Carolina A&T *No. Carolina A&T NAVY *BETHUNE-COOKMAN *BETHUNE-COOKMAN *BETHUNE-COOKMAN *FLORIDA A&M Marshall Marshall #Florida A&M #Norfolk State # MEAC Tournament 2009 ( ; 10-8 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN at Navy MAINE MAINE BRYANT BRYANT BRYANT TOWSON SAVANNAH STATE SAVANNAH STATE SAVANNAH STATE LA SALLE WAGNER WAGNER WAGNER WAGNER at La Salle *UMES *UMES *UMES at Delaware *at Coppin State *at Coppin State *at Coppin State 1-21 L 8-18 L L W 3-4 L W 8-10 L 9-14 L 1-12 L 4-14 L 20-4 W 4-13 L 12-5 W 7-10 L L L 12-7 W 1-2 L 14-2 W 12-2 W 13-1 W 13-3 W 10-6 W 4-7 L 10-4 W 1-9 L 5-11 L 11-5 W 4-2 W 8-6 W 4-13 L 2-14 L 5-2 W 2-8 L 5-17 L 4-6 L 5-2 W 5-7 L L 1-6 L 1-5 L 6-7 L 1-5 L 21-0 W 9-1 W 15-6 W 5-5 T 8-6 W 2-5 L 7-16 L 1-14 L 2-6 L 7-8 L 1-2 L 0-3 L 15-9 W 4-15 L 9-1 W 2-6 L 7-3 W 5-2 W 2-12 L 2-5 L 18-5 W 8-1 W 6-7 L 18-0 W 13-0 W 20-4 W *at Florida A&M *at Florida A&M *at Florida A&M *NORFOLK STATE *NORFOLK STATE *NORFOLK STATE DELAWARE *NCA&T *NCA&T *NCA&T NAVY at Towson *at Bethune-Cookman *at Bethune-Cookman *at Bethune-Cookman at Virginia Tech at Virginia Tech #NCA&T #Norfolk State # MEAC Tournament 2010 (13-36; 8-10 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin $Navy $NC Central $Iona %Florida A&M %Savannah State %Norfolk State at Liberty at Liberty at Liberty at Temple at Delaware at Delaware ST. PETER S ST. PETER S ST. PETER S ST. PETER S GEORGETOWN SAVANNAH STATE SAVANNAH STATE SAVANNAH STATE *at UMES *at UMES *at UMES *COPPIN STATE *COPPIN STATE *COPPIN STATE DELAWARE *FLORIDA A&M *FLORIDA A&M *FLORIDA A&M at Georgetown *NORFOLK STATE *NORFOLK STATE *NORFOLK STATE TOWSON *at NCA&T *at NCA&T *at NCA&T NAVY *BETHUNE-COOKMAN *BETHUNE-COOKMAN *BETHUNE-COOKMAN at Navy at New Mexico at New Mexico at New Mexico #Norfolk State #Coppin State #Norfolk State 9-1 W 4-6 L 9-5 W 11-0 W 5-6 L 4-8 L 3-1 W 3-2 W 5-7 L 3-7 L 4-8 L 9-10 L 4-5 L 10-8 W 1-11 L 8-12 L 1-15 L 4-6 L 3-5 L 3-13 L 26-2 W 12-3 W 6-8 L W 2-5 L 1-8 L 0-16 L 1-10 L 6-14 L 4-10 L 0-6 L 2-3 L 6-14 L 3-8 L 3-5 L 7-18 L 2-8 L 5-11 L 8-4 W 9-8 W 18-8 W 3-5 L 17-7 W 10-9 W 4-6 L 8-13 L 15-8 W 5-4 W 11-4 W 1-12 L 8-7 W 6-9 L L L 2-17 L 5-11 L 2-8 L 3-4 L L 9-25 L 9-13 L 0-3 L 2-10 L 2-19 L 5-16 L 4-5 L 14-2 W 1-5 L $ - Played in Durham, N.C.; Played in Savannah, Ga.; ; # MEAC Tournament 2011 (26-29; 11-7 MEAC) Head Coach: J.P. Blandin at Arkansas at Arkansas at Arkansas %Towson %Georgetown %Minnesota LEHIGH BUFFALO BUFFALO BUFFALO TEMPLE MARIST MARIST MARIST FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON at Delaware HARTFORD HARTFORD HARTFORD DELAWARE NC CENTRAL NC CENTRAL NC CENTRAL LINCOLN LINCOLN *UMES *UMES *UMES TOWSON *COPPIN STATE *COPPIN STATE at Maryland *at Florida A&M *at Florida A&M *at Florida A&M at La Salle *at Norfolk State *at Norfolk State *at Norfolk State *Coppin State at Towson 9-21 L *NCA&T *NCA&T *NCA&T *at Bethune-Cookman 0-9 L *at Bethune-Cookman 2-3 L *at Bethune-Cookman at Navy at East Carolina at East Carolina at East Carolina #UMES #Norfolk State #NCA&T #Norfolk State % - Played in Winston-Salem, N.C # MEAC Tournament 0-5 L 2-9 L 0-10 L 6-1 W 3-6 L 1-7 L 11-6 W 7-18 L 5-4 W 6-7 L 2-10 L 3-10 L 0-6 L 4-11 L 15-4 W 5-9 L 3-2 W 16-6 W 5-8 L 9-12 L 7-5 W 7-1 W 12-2 W 28-0 W 10-1 W 6-0 W 5-6 L 14-4 W 3-4 L 10-0 W 6-1 W 0-8 L 10-9 W 4-5 L 13-8 W 9-5 W 5-6 L 1-0 W 5-0 W 13-9 W 4-12 L 9-8 W 11-1 W 4-9 L 14-1 W 0-24 L 1-7 L 1-6 L 5-0 W 1-11 L 3-2 W 3-9 L 49

51 DELAWARE STATE ALL-TIME ROSTER -AAA- Acker, C.J Adkins, Zach Aiken, Chris Aikens, Steven Aldridge, Henry Allen, Justin Alston, Anthony Alston, William 1984 Anderson, H Apellaniz, Ramon Archambault, Randy Arrington, Thomas 1960 Ash, Paul 1980 August, Mike Ayers, Wayne BBB- Babcock, Nathan Babineaux, Ross Babuca, Joey Badell, Jason Bagwell 1981 Baker, Jerome Baker, Roscoe 1960 Balentine, Mike 1992, 94 Bannett, C Batton, Derek Bell, C.J Benson, John Bethea, Mark 1985 Bishop, Billy Bitter, Nick Bittner, Justin Blakely, Don Blanchard, Al Boyer, Brian 2000 Boyer, Randy Boykin, T Brathwaite, John 1993 Briggs, Elmore Britt, Tony Brittingham, C Broehl, Peter Brown 1981 Brown, Adam Brown, Garfield 1995 Brokenbrough 1979 Brummell, Jeff 1992 Bryzeczek, Joe Burdick, Jeff 1989 Burkindine, Larry 1997 Burnett, Jonathan Burns, Mike 1999 Burris, G Burton, Frank CCC- Candelarian, Rob Carey, Matt 2006 Carter, Alex Carter, Ben 2006 Carter, Eric Cecil, Cameron Chase, Jesse Circo, Mark Clark, Bob Clark, Bob Cleary, Dan 2005 Clemmons, Andrew Coles, Vannie 1995 Conroy, Jimmy Conway, Donald Cooper, Cory 2003 Coverdale, F Cox, Dave 1998 Crowe, Tom Cumberbatch, Eric Curtis, Ed DDD- Dailey, Charles Dailey, Charles Danks, Joe 2006 Demask, Paul 1999 Daniels Davis, Brian 1987 Davis, Jeff 1997 Davis, Scott Day, Greg 1993 Delarosa, Rhomer 2002 Delucia, John 1999 Dennis, William 1998 Dill, David Dill, Tommy Dixon, Glen Dorsainvil, Rosnel 1997 Dotson, Carlton 1984 Dotson, Paul 1988 Drummond, Troy Dryden, P Duke, Dan 1976 DuPree, T EEE- Elliott, Jordan Ellis, Ken 2005 Emerson, Charlie Ergenzinger, Rob Evans, Darryl Evans, R Evans, Donald Evans, Troy FFF- Falasco, B Fields 1981 Fisher, George Folke, Matt Ford, Herb 1997 Frazier, Robert 1989 Fulmore, George GGG- Gardner, Elliott Gatto, Tony Gass, Eric George, Bennie Gibbons, Anthony Gilfoyle, Evan 1999 Gipson, V Gonzalez, Hector Godfrey, William Godwin, R Gordon, Dave Gordon, Norris Gorrell, John 1998 Graham, F Gravett, Jeff 2009 Gravely, Brandon 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52 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY HORNETS SELECTED IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DRAFT SINCE 1991 Pedro Swann Drafted by Atlanta Braves (1991) Played for Braves, Blue Scott Martin Drafted by Chicago White Sox (2003) Tim Vaillancourt Drafted by Arizona Diamondbacks (2003) Jays, Orioles and Phillies Eric Carter Drafted by Seattle Mariners (2004) Shawn Phillips Drafted by Texas Rangers (2004) Dan Perkins Drafted by Colorado Rockies (2009) 51

53 THIS IS DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Harry L. Williams Now in its 120th year, Delaware State University has eagerly moved into the new millennium by embracing today s new technology, assuming its role as an institution of research and preparing its students for the global market. Delaware State University s beginnings date back to 1891, when the 58 th General Assembly of the State of Delaware passed An Act to Establish and Maintain a College for the Education of Colored Students in Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts by virtue of the Second Morrill Act of Congress approved Aug. 30, The University began enrolling students in early 1892 and offered courses of study in agriculture, chemical, classical, engineering and scientific. The institution has since developed into a 400-acre complex and has undergone two name changes since its inception. The name was changed to Delaware State College in 1947 and Delaware State University in In addition to its main campus in the state capital of Dover, DSU has satellite campuses in Wilmington and Georgetown. DSU President In the institution s 119-year history, the institution has had 10 presidents Wesley P. Webb ( ), William C. Jason ( ), Dr. William S. Grossley, ( ), Dr. Howard Gregg ( ), Dr. Oscar Chapman ( ), Dr. Jerome H. Holland ( ), Dr. Luna I. Mishoe ( ), Dr. William B. DeLauder ( ), Dr. Allen L. Sessoms ( ) and Dr. Harry Lee Williams (2010-present). During DSU s history, there have also been two acting presidents. Dr. Maurice E. Thomasson served as acting president twice ( and ). Dr. Claibourne D. Smith was acting president from DSU is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition, the University s education, social work, didactic, nursing, hospitality and tourism programs all have national accreditations. The College of Business is internationally accredited. In 2011, the U.S. News & World Report ranked DSU 17 th out of more than 100 HBCUs that were evaluated for academic quality, peer assessment, faculty resources and other areas. Students at DSU have a choice of 57 undergraduate majors and 25 graduate degrees. Since 2004, DSU has also established five doctoral programs in Applied Chemistry, Education Leadership, Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, Neuroscience and Optics. Of the 190 faculty members that are spread among 20 academic departments, more than 91% of the faculty holds doctoral degrees while 45 have reached the rank of full professor. The student/professor ratio is a low 19:1. Over the last six years, research has become a high priority at DSU. Over that time the institution has parlayed successful grant writing efforts into the significant improvements in its research infrastructure and project opportunities. The university currently has research projects in the disciplines of biotechnology, chemistry, law enforcement, mathematics, natural resources, social work, applied optics, computer sciences and other areas. 52

54 THIS IS DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY In 2009, the University received a $5 million NASA grant to establish a Center for Applied Optics for Space Science on the DSU campus. In 2011, the state of Delaware set aside $10 million to go toward the construction of a new Optics Research Facility. In addition to its traditional majors, DSU offers unique undergraduate programs in aviation, forensic biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, environmental science, hospitality and tourism management, community health and movement sciences. The most popular undergraduate majors are mass communications, criminal justice, sport science, management, psychology, accounting and biology. William C. Jason Library/Learning Center Over the last three years, the university has also significantly increased its reach around the world through a number of international agreements abroad. As of the summer of 2006, the University has 31 formal agreements with institutions in countries such as China, Cuba, Egypt, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and others. The agreements facilitate student/faculty exchanges, research collaborations and joint conferences. DSU offers 18 intercollegiate athletics programs at the NCAA Division I level. Its football, men s and women s basketball, softball teams and women s equestrian have all achieved post-season national tournament bids over the last seven years, mostly the result of winning their conference tournament championship and regular season titles. Over the last four years, the University made significant enhancement to campus life with the completion of a $51.5 million student complex that includes a Strength and Conditioning Facility, a Wellness Center, a swimming pool and a three-story Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student Center 53

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