2014 CORTLAND BASEBALL

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1 2014 CORTLAND BASEBALL CORTLAND RED DRAGONS u 12-time NCAA Division III World Series qualifier u National Runner-up: 2005 & 2010 Notes and Statistics NCAA Division III World Series May Fox Cities Stadium Grand Chute, Wis. u Third in Nation: 1997 & 1998 u Fourth in Nation: 2007 & 2012 u 23-time NCAA Division III Tournament participant u 32-time SUNYAC Champion

2 2014 CORTLAND BASEBALL -- QUICK FACTS GENERAL Location: Cortland, N.Y Founded: 1868 Enrollment (total): 7,110 President: Dr. Erik J. Bitterbaum Director of Athletics: Mike Urtz Nickname: Red Dragons Colors: Red and White Head Athletic Trainer: Sonya Comins Baseball Certified Athletic Trainer: Kevin Ostempowski Conference: State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Affiliations: NCAA Division III, Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) BASEBALL Head Coach: Joe Brown (Ithaca 90), 15th Year Record at Cortland: (.785) (prior to NCAA Div. III World Series) Overall Record: (.785) (prior to NCAA Div. III World Series) Assistant Coaches: Mike Zaccardo, Alex Coffey, Matt June, Travis Ratliff, Kyle Putnam, Mike Ondrako, Frank Paino, Shawn May Director of Baseball Operations: Kevin Rich Captain: Max Rosing 2014 Overall Record: 35-8 (prior to NCAA Div. III World Series) 2014 SUNYAC Record: 15-3; SUNYAC regular-season and tournament champion SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director: Fran Elia Associate SID: Dan Surdam SID Work Phone: (607) SID FAX: (607) Hour Hotline: (607) SID Cortland Athletics Web Page: Cortland Athletics Facebook: Cortland Athletics Twitter: (Cover photos by Darl Zehr Photography)

3 For Release: May 20, 2014 Sports Information Office Cortland Baseball Earns 12th Trip to Division III World Series; Red Dragons to Face Salisbury University Friday Afternoon in Wisconsin The SUNY Cortland baseball team earned its 12th trip to the NCAA Division III World Series and its sixth in 10 years by defeating Kean University, 10-1, Sunday afternoon in the championship round of the New York Regional in Newark, N.Y. The Red Dragons (35-8) will face Salisbury University (37-7) during the opening day of competition Friday, May 23, at 4:30 p.m. (5:30 p.m. Eastern) at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute, Wis. (near Appleton). The eight-team, double-elimination tournament runs until Tuesday, May 27. Other first-round matchups Friday (all times local) are: the University of St. Thomas (Minn.) (37-7) versus defending national champion Linfield College (Ore.) (37-7) at 10 a.m.; Baldwin Wallace University (Ohio) (29-18) versus Emory University (Ga.) (34-11) at 1:15 p.m.; and last year s national runner-up, the University of Southern Maine (35-13), versus the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (40-7) at 7:45 p.m. The Cortland-Salisbury winner and loser will match up with the Southern Maine/Wisconsin-Whitewater winner and loser, respectively, on Saturday. The tournament features four schools that have won national titles previously. Linfield won last year, Southern Maine has won twice (1991, 1997), St. Thomas has won twice (2001, 2009) and Wisconsin- Whitewater won in In addition, Cortland has finished second twice (2005, 2010), St. Thomas has been runner-up twice (1999, 2000), Emory finished second in 2007 and Southern Maine placed second last year. Cortland is 3-4 all-time versus Salisbury, including a split of two regular-season games this past February at Salisbury. The teams met once previously in the World Series, with Salisbury winning, 6-4, in Cortland s 12 World Series appearances are the most by any Division III school since the division first adopted an eight-team field in In addition to their national second-place finishes in 2005 and 2010, the Red Dragons also finished third in both 1997 and 1998, fourth in 2007 and 2012, and tied for fifth in 1999, 2000 and Cortland, led by 15th-year head coach Joe Brown, was seeded first in the eight-team New York Regional. The Red Dragons opened with a 6-1 win over Castleton (Vt.), followed by a 14-5 victory over Farmingdale State, a 3-2 decision against Amherst (Mass.) and a 10-1 win over Kean (N.J.) in the finals. Four Red Dragons were named to the New York Regional All-Tournament Team. Junior designated hitter P.J. Rinaldi (Bethel, CT) was the regional s Most Outstanding Player. He was joined on the alltournament team by senior catcher Tim Panetta (Mount Kisco/Fox Lane), senior first baseman Max Rosing (Rockville Centre/South Side) and junior pitcher Brandon McClain (Coram/Longwood). (tournament schedule on next page)

4 NCAA Division III Baseball World Series May 23-27, 2014; Fox Cities Stadium; Grand Chute, Wis. FRIDAY, MAY 23 (All times Central) Game 1 10 a.m. Univ. of St. Thomas (Minn.) (37-7) vs. Linfield College (Ore.) (37-7) Game 2 1:15 p.m. Baldwin Wallace Univ. (Ohio) (29-18) vs. Emory University (Ga.) (34-11) Game 3 4:30 p.m. SUNY Cortland (35-8) vs. Salisbury University (Md.) (37-7) Game 4 7:45 p.m. Univ. of Southern Maine (35-13) vs. Univ. of Wisconsin-Whitewater (40-7) SATURDAY, MAY 24 Game 5 10 a.m. Loser of Game 1 vs. Loser of Game 2 Game 6 1:15 p.m. Loser of Game 3 vs. Loser of Game 4 Game 7 4:30 p.m. Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2 Game 8 7:45 p.m. Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 4 SUNDAY, MAY 25 Game 9 Noon Winner of Game 6 vs. Loser of Game 7 Game 10 3:30 p.m. Winner of Game 5 vs. Loser of Game 8 Game 11 7 p.m. Winner of Game 7 vs. Winner of Game 8 MONDAY, MAY 26 Game 12 Noon Winner of Game 9 vs. Winner of Game 10 Game 13 3:30 p.m. Winner of Game 12 vs. Loser of Game 11 TUESDAY, MAY 27 Game a.m. Winner of Game 11 vs. Winner of Game 13 Game 15 2:30 p.m. (If necessary) Same teams as Game 14 # # #

5 2014 SUNY CORTLAND BASEBALL NCAA DIVISION III WORLD SERIES NOTES * Cortland is making its 12th NCAA Division III World Series trip (all since 1995) and sixth in nine years. The Red Dragons finished second nationally in 2010 and 2005, third in both 1997 and 1998, fourth in 2007 and 2012, and tied for fifth in 1999, 2000 and The Red Dragons tied for seventh in both 1995 and Most Appearances in NCAA Div. III World Series Since Eight-Team Format Started ( ) 12, Cortland ( ) 11, Marietta ( ) 10, Chapman ( ) 8, Eastern Conn. St. ( ) 8, Wisconsin-Oshkosh ( ) Number of World Series Appearances (since 1991) for other 2014 World Series Teams 7, Southern Maine ( ) 6, St. Thomas ( ) 5, Wisconsin-Whitewater ( ) 4, Emory ( ) 4, Salisbury ( ) 4, Linfield ( ) 1, Baldwin Wallace (2014) (In all, 60 schools have made at least one World Series appearance since 1991.) * Cortland is playing in the NCAA tournament for the 23rd time. The Red Dragons have appeared in the playoffs each of the last 22 seasons ( ) -- the longest active streak among Division III schools. Only three other schools in NCAA Divisions I, II or III have a longer or equal active NCAA streak than Cortland all in Division I. Miami (Fla.) has been to 41 straight tournaments from , Florida State has been to 36 straight playoffs ( ) and Cal St. Fullerton has been to 22 straight playoffs ( ), with this year s Div. I field still to be determined. Most Consecutive NCAA Div. III Tournament Appearances 27, Marietta ( ) 22, Cortland (1993-present) 21, Wisconsin-Oshkosh ( ) 20, Montclair St. ( ) 20, Ithaca ( ) * Cortland enters the World Series with a 35-8 record. The Red Dragons have won at least 30 games in 20 of the last 21 seasons. The only season without 30 wins during that stretch was a 29-win season in * Joe Brown is in his 15th season as the Red Dragons head coach after serving as the program s top assistant coach and pitching coach for seven years. Brown is a 1990 Ithaca College graduate and was a member of the Bombers 1988 NCAA Division III championship team. In Brown s 26 years as a player, assistant coach and head coach at the Division III level, his teams have qualified for NCAA regional play every year and have advanced to 13 World Series. * Head Coach Joe Brown entered the 2014 season with a.783 winning percentage, the best of any active coach nationally in NCAA Division I, II or III with at least 10 years experience and the third-best all-time among all Div. III coaches with 10 years as a head coach. * Cortland won its 32nd State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) title and its 16th in the last 18 years. The Red Dragons captured the regular-season crown with a 15-3 record and won the conference tournament with three wins in as many games. * Cortland won the NCAA Newark (N.Y.) Regional with a 4-0 record. The Red Dragons defeated Castleton State (Vt.), 6-1, Farmingdale State, 14-5, Amherst (Mass.), 3-2, and Kean (N.J.), Senior designated hitter P.J. Rinaldi was named the regional s Most Outstanding Player after batting.571 (8-for-14) with two doubles, three walks, nine RBI and four runs. Also named to the regional all-tournament team were senior catcher Tim Panetta (batted.500 (6-for-12) with two doubles, a walk, three RBI and three runs), senior first baseman Max Rosing (batted.471 (8-for-17) with two doubled, three RBI and three runs) and junior pitcher Brandon McClain (threw a two-hitter in 10-1 championship win vs. Kean; allowed two hits, two runs and struck out 10 in 11.2 innings pitched in two appearances).

6 2014 SUNY CORTLAND BASEBALL NCAA DIVISION III WORLD SERIES NOTES (continued) * Cortland s overall roster this spring features 11 players who were on the roster in 2012, the last year in which Cortland played in the World Series. Of those, only four Chris Jackson, Tim Panetta, P.J. Rinaldi and Max Rosing saw playing time at the 2012 Series. * Senior third baseman Anthony Iacomini was named the SUNYAC Player of the Year. Joining Iacomini on the All-SUNYAC team were junior outfielders Donny Castaldo and Vinny Bomasuto, senior designated hitter P.J. Rinaldi and junior pitcher Brandon McClain on the first team, senior first baseman Max Rosing and sophomore outfielder Conrad Ziemendorf on the second team, and sophomore pitcher Brandon Serio as an at-large selection. * Seven Cortland players were selected to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-New York Region team. Firstteam honorees were senior designated hitter P.J. Rinaldi, junior pitcher Brandon McClain and sophomore pitcher Brandon Serio. Second-team choices included senior catcher Tim Panetta, senior first baseman Max Rosing, senior third baseman Anthony Iacomini and junior outfielder Vinny Bomasuto. * Five Red Dragons earned All-New York Region honors by D3baseball.com. Senior designated hitter P.J. Rinaldi was a firstteam all-region choice. Junior pitcher Brandon McClain, senior third baseman Anthony Iacomini, sophomore outfielder Conrad Ziemendorf and sophomore pitcher Brandon Serio were named to the all-region second team. In addition, Joe Brown was chosen as the D3baseball.com New York Region Coach of the Year. * Brandon McClain is only the fourth pitcher in school history to reach the 10-win mark in a season. Ray Angelucci won a school-record 12 games in 2012 and Mike Howell won 11 times in McClain is 10-1 this season and Phil Tyskewicz was 10-1 in * Six players on Cortland s NCAA Regional roster last week started their collegiate careers in Division I programs. Anthony Iacomini was a redshirt at the University of South Carolina during their 2010 national championship season; he also played in 32 games at St. John s (N.Y.) in Mark Palumbo pitched at Binghamton University for parts of three seasons (three games in 2013, seven games in 2012 and eight games in 2011), while Mitch Hollander played in 10 games at Binghamton in Zach Ferris pitched at the University of Hartford in 2011 (one appearance) and 2012 (17 appearances with nine starts). Tim Panetta was a redshirt member of the University of Connecticut program before his four-year Cortland career. Brandon Serio started as a redshirted player at the University of Rhode Island. * Cortland is 3-4 all-time versus Salisbury, its first-round opponent, including a split of two regular-season games at Salisbury this past February. The teams have met once previously in the World Series, with Salisbury winning, 6-4, in * Against its potential second-day World Series opponents, Cortland is 1-2 versus Wisconsin-Whitewater and 3-1 against Southern Maine. The Red Dragons lost to Whitewater in the World Series in the 2005 championship round and in a 2008 elimination game. Two of Cortland s wins versus Southern Maine have come in World Series play (2-1 in 1997 and 10-5 in 2001). The teams met in Florida this March, with the Huskies winning, * Against the other half of the World Series bracket, Cortland is 1-1 against Linfield, 1-3 versus St. Thomas and 0-2 against Emory, and has never faced Baldwin Wallace. Cortland s two games with Linfield were both in the 2010 World Series. The Red Dragons three losses to St. Thomas have all been in World Series play (2000, 2001 and 2012), while one of Cortland s losses to Emory occurred in the 2007 Series. ODDS AND ENDS... * Former Cortland baseball outfielder C.B. Bucknor has been a major league baseball umpire since 1999 and was inducted into the school s C-Club Hall of Fame in He was recognized this past April in an NCAA 40-in-40 profile as part of the 40th anniversary celebration of NCAA Division III. * A pair of former Cortland athletes in other sports have Appleton/Green Bay area ties. Former Cortland men s ice hockey goalie Derek Lalonde has been the head coach of the Green Bay Gamblers in the United States Hockey League (USHL) since August He led the team to both the Anderson and Clark Cups in his first season. Former Red Dragon football defensive lineman R-Kal Truluck (TRUE-luck) played for the Green Bay Packers in 2004 as part of his five seasons in the NFL. * SUNY Cortland is the summer training camp location for the New York Jets. The team first came to Cortland in 2009 and has been there every summer, other than 2011 due to the NFL lockout. * Cortland alumna Ann E. Dunwoody 75 is the first female four-star general in U.S. military history. A former Red Dragon gymnast and tennis player, Dunwoody received the Theodore Roosevelt Award, the NCAA s top honor, in 2011.

7 Joe Brown Head Coach - Cortland Baseball Joe Brown has led Cortland to a combined record (prior to the 2014 NCAA World Series), 15 NCAA Division III tournament appearances, eight World Series showings and 13 State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) titles in his first 15 seasons as the Red Dragons head coach since assuming the role in His.783 winning percentage (prior to the 2014 season) was the best of any active coach nationally (NCAA Div. I, II or III) with at least 10 years experience, and the third-best all-time among all Div. III coaches with 10 years as a head coach. In 2014 (prior to NCAA World Series), Brown has guided Cortland to a 35-8 record and the SUNYAC title. The program reached the 30-win mark for the 14th time in Brown s tenure and extended its streak of NCAA Div. III tournament appearances to 22 straight years the longest active run nationally. In 2013, Brown guided Cortland to a record. Cortland won the SUNYAC title and tied for ninth nationally after finishing second at the NCAA Div. III New York Regional. In 2012, Brown led the Red Dragons to a record, a SUNYAC title and a fourth-place national finish at the World Series. The team posted its fifth 40-win season under Brown. In 2011, Cortland qualified for the NCAA Div. III playoffs, finished 36-10, won the SUNYAC title and tied for ninth nationally after placing second at the NCAA Div. III New York Regional. In 2010, Brown led Cortland to a record and a second-place national finish at the NCAA Div. III World Series. The national runner-up showing was Cortland's second, both under Brown, with the first coming in In 2009, Brown led Cortland to a mark. The Red Dragons won the SUNYAC title and qualified for the NCAA Division III playoffs. In 2008, Brown's team enjoyed a 42-5 season that featured a school-record 38-game winning streak. Cortland won the NCAA New York Regional title and tied for seventh place at the World Series. In 2007, Brown guided Cortland to a 42-7 record and a fourth-place national finish with a 2-2 mark at the World Series. Brown's 2005 squad finished second nationally and enjoyed the highest win total in school history with a record. His 2000 and 2001 squads also won NCAA New York Regional titles and tied for fifth nationally each year. His 2003 and 2006 teams each tied for ninth nationally and his 2002 and 2004 teams both tied for 17th. In 2000, Brown had the best season of any Cortland first-year head baseball coach, leading the Red Dragons to a 36-9 record, an NCAA Division III New York Region title and a tie for fifth place at the World Series. In 2001, his squad finished 34-11, winning a regional title and once again tying for fifth nationally at the World Series. In 2002, Cortland finished the season and participated in the NCAA Division III regionals. In 2003, the Red Dragons were 35-11, advanced to the championship game of the NCAA regionals and finished tied for ninth nationally. In 2004, the Red Dragons finished and earned one of three national Pool C at-large tournament berths. In 2006, Cortland posted a 39-9 record and advanced to the NCAA regional finals. Brown has been named the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) New York Region Coach of the Year eight times (2000, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 and 2012) and the SUNYAC Coach of the Year on four occasions (2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008). He was also the inaugural winner of the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Upstate New York Division III Coach of the Year award in Twenty-two of his players have been chosen as All-Americans, including six who were also selected in the professional baseball draft. In all, 17 of Brown s players have advanced to play professionally, including two selections in the 2006 draft, one in 2007 and one in Prior to his promotion to head coach, Brown was the top assistant coach and pitching coach for Cortland teams that made seven straight NCAA Division III tournament appearances from 1993 to 1999 and four World Series showings between 1995 and He also assisted with team recruiting duties. His Cortland hurlers were ranked in the top 25 nationally in team earned run average for five of six seasons between During that time, four Cortland pitchers earned All-America honors and two were drafted professionally. From , Brown was the head coach of the Ithaca Lakers in the summer Northeastern Collegiate Baseball League (NCBL). The most successful coach in league history, he led the Lakers to three league titles, three runner-up finishes and two third-place showings in eight seasons. He coached more than 25 players who moved on to the professional ranks, including major leaguers Brad Lidge and Scott Sauerbeck. Brown returned to summer coaching in 2006 and again in 2008 as the head coach of the New England Collegiate Baseball League's Sanford Mainers. He led the Mainers to the 2008 New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) title. In the summer of 2014 he will begin his second year as head coach of the NECBL s Vermont Mountaineers. Born in Clifton Springs, N.Y., and raised in Maine, Brown moved back to New York and graduated as a three-sport letterwinner from Canandaigua Academy in He was inducted into the Canandaigua Academy Athletic Hall of Fame in A 1990 graduate of Ithaca College, Brown earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education. He played four years of baseball for the Bombers and was a member of the school's 1988 NCAA Division III championship squad. Upon graduation from Ithaca, he served for one season as adjunct faculty instructor and assistant baseball coach at Finger Lakes Community College in Canandaigua. He earned a Master of Science in Sport Studies, concentrating in sports psychology, from Miami (Ohio) University in 1992 while serving as a graduate teaching assistant and assistant baseball coach for the Division I Red Hawks.

8 CORTLAND BASEBALL - STATISTICAL COMPARISONS ( ) Year Record Batting Avg. Doubles Triples Home Runs SB/Att. Fielding Pct. ERA K's (pitching) Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp. Cort. Opp /102 43/ /67 22/ /87 27/ /126 15/ /143 32/ /152 21/ /135 35/ /84 23/ /104 21/ /136 31/ /165 38/ /155 39/ /167 25/ /177 35/ /135 52/ /155 58/ /121 41/ /113 34/ /121 38/ /95 40/ (2014 stats are prior to NCAA World Series)

9 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball Overall Statistics for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) Overall Statistics for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) Overall Statistics for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) Overall Statistics for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 35-8 Home: 9-3 Away: 10-3 Neutral: 16-2 SUNYAC: 15-3 Record: 35-8 Home: 9-3 Away: 10-3 Neutral: 16-2 SUNYAC: 15-3 Record: 35-8 Home: 9-3 Away: 10-3 Neutral: 16-2 SUNYAC: 15-3 Record: 35-8 Home: 9-3 Away: 10-3 Neutral: 16-2 SUNYAC: 15-3 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% 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% 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% 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% Bryan Marotta Bryan Marotta Bryan Marotta Bryan Marotta P.J. Rinaldi P.J. Rinaldi P.J. Rinaldi P.J. Rinaldi Anthony Simon Anthony Simon Anthony Simon Anthony Simon Max Rosing Max Rosing Max Rosing Max Rosing Anthony Iacomini Anthony Iacomini Anthony Iacomini Anthony Iacomini Chris Jackson Chris Jackson Chris Jackson Chris Jackson Tim Panetta Tim Panetta Tim Panetta Tim Panetta Conrad Ziemendorf Conrad Ziemendorf Conrad Ziemendorf Conrad Ziemendorf Mark DeMilio Mark DeMilio Mark DeMilio Mark DeMilio Donny Castaldo Donny Castaldo Donny Castaldo Donny Castaldo Mitch Hollander Mitch Hollander Mitch Hollander Mitch Hollander Vinny Bomasuto Vinny Bomasuto Vinny Bomasuto Vinny Bomasuto Michael DeCarr Michael DeCarr Michael DeCarr Michael DeCarr Keith Andrews Keith Andrews Keith Andrews Keith Andrews Connor Griffin Connor Griffin Connor Griffin Connor Griffin Steve Komanecky Steve Komanecky Steve Komanecky Steve Komanecky Michael Fillers Michael Fillers Michael Fillers Michael Fillers Mathew Wild Mathew Wild Mathew Wild Mathew Wild Austin Clock Austin Clock Austin Clock Austin Clock Matt Duggan Matt Duggan Matt Duggan Matt Duggan Nick Hart Nick Hart Nick Hart Nick Hart Adam Smith Adam Smith Adam Smith Adam Smith Matt Michalski Matt Michalski Matt Michalski Matt Michalski James Quinn James Quinn James Quinn James Quinn Pat Farina Pat Farina Pat Farina Pat Farina Totals Totals Totals Totals Opponents Opponents Opponents Opponents LOB - Team (360), Opp (283). DPs turned - Team (31), Opp (28). IBB - Team (4), A.IACOMINI 1, C.ZIEMENDORF 1, P.FARINA 1, LOB - Team (360), Opp (283). DPs turned - Team (31), Opp (28). IBB - Team (4), A.IACOMINI 1, C.ZIEMENDORF 1, P.FARINA 1, LOB - Team (360), Opp (283). DPs turned - Team (31), Opp (28). IBB - Team (4), A.IACOMINI 1, C.ZIEMENDORF 1, P.FARINA 1, LOB - Team (360), Opp (283). DPs turned - Team (31), Opp (28). IBB - Team (4), A.IACOMINI 1, C.ZIEMENDORF 1, P.FARINA 1, M.ROSING 1, Opp (4). Picked off - P.FARINA 2, A.SIMON 2, C.JACKSON 1, A.IACOMINI 1, M.DeCARR 1, M.HOLLANDER 1. M.ROSING 1, Opp (4). Picked off - P.FARINA 2, A.SIMON 2, C.JACKSON 1, A.IACOMINI 1, M.DeCARR 1, M.HOLLANDER 1. M.ROSING 1, Opp (4). Picked off - P.FARINA 2, A.SIMON 2, C.JACKSON 1, A.IACOMINI 1, M.DeCARR 1, M.HOLLANDER 1. M.ROSING 1, Opp (4). Picked off - P.FARINA 2, A.SIMON 2, C.JACKSON 1, A.IACOMINI 1, M.DeCARR 1, M.HOLLANDER 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) (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 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 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 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 Ryan McAlary / Ryan McAlary / Ryan McAlary / Ryan McAlary / Brandon McClain / Brandon McClain / Brandon McClain / Brandon McClain / Brandon Serio / Brandon Serio / Brandon Serio / Brandon Serio / Mark Palumbo / Mark Palumbo / Mark Palumbo / Mark Palumbo / Zach Ferris / Zach Ferris / Zach Ferris / Zach Ferris / Garrett Hoag / Garrett Hoag / Garrett Hoag / Garrett Hoag / Steven Kimmelman / Steven Kimmelman / Steven Kimmelman / Steven Kimmelman / Steve Komanecky / Steve Komanecky / Steve Komanecky / Steve Komanecky / Pat Bronson / Pat Bronson / Pat Bronson / Pat Bronson / Andrew Rosenbaum / Andrew Rosenbaum / Andrew Rosenbaum / Andrew Rosenbaum / Patrick Gosney / Patrick Gosney / Patrick Gosney / Patrick Gosney / Cody Petre / Cody Petre / Cody Petre / Cody Petre / Tyler Brien / Tyler Brien / Tyler Brien / Tyler Brien / Travis Laitar / Travis Laitar / Travis Laitar / Travis Laitar / Ryan Prochna / Ryan Prochna / Ryan Prochna / Ryan Prochna / Vinny Bomasuto / Vinny Bomasuto / Vinny Bomasuto / Vinny Bomasuto / Matt Holling / Matt Holling / Matt Holling / Matt Holling / Jake Shelley / Jake Shelley / Jake Shelley / Jake Shelley / Totals / Totals / Totals / Totals / Opponents / Opponents / Opponents / Opponents / PB - Team (8), T.PANETTA 5, B.MAROTTA 2, P.RINALDI 1, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (9), B.McCLAIN 7, S.KIMMELMAN 1, B.SERIO 1, PB - Team (8), T.PANETTA 5, B.MAROTTA 2, P.RINALDI 1, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (9), B.McCLAIN 7, S.KIMMELMAN 1, B.SERIO 1, PB - Team (8), T.PANETTA 5, B.MAROTTA 2, P.RINALDI 1, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (9), B.McCLAIN 7, S.KIMMELMAN 1, B.SERIO 1, PB - Team (8), T.PANETTA 5, B.MAROTTA 2, P.RINALDI 1, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (9), B.McCLAIN 7, S.KIMMELMAN 1, B.SERIO 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - T.PANETTA (27-33), B.MAROTTA (12-14), M.PALUMBO (11-14), B.SERIO (8-12), B.McCLAIN (2-9), P.RINALDI (1-4), Opp (8). SBA/ATT - T.PANETTA (27-33), B.MAROTTA (12-14), M.PALUMBO (11-14), B.SERIO (8-12), B.McCLAIN (2-9), P.RINALDI (1-4), Opp (8). SBA/ATT - T.PANETTA (27-33), B.MAROTTA (12-14), M.PALUMBO (11-14), B.SERIO (8-12), B.McCLAIN (2-9), P.RINALDI (1-4), Opp (8). SBA/ATT - T.PANETTA (27-33), B.MAROTTA (12-14), M.PALUMBO (11-14), B.SERIO (8-12), B.McCLAIN (2-9), P.RINALDI (1-4), R.McALARY (3-4), S.KIMMELMAN (2-4), S.KOMANECKY (2-3), T.LAITAR (3-3), T.BRIEN (3-3), Z.FERRIS (2-2), G.HOAG (1-1), M.HOLLING R.McALARY (3-4), S.KIMMELMAN (2-4), S.KOMANECKY (2-3), T.LAITAR (3-3), T.BRIEN (3-3), Z.FERRIS (2-2), G.HOAG (1-1), M.HOLLING R.McALARY (3-4), S.KIMMELMAN (2-4), S.KOMANECKY (2-3), T.LAITAR (3-3), T.BRIEN (3-3), Z.FERRIS (2-2), G.HOAG (1-1), M.HOLLING R.McALARY (3-4), S.KIMMELMAN (2-4), S.KOMANECKY (2-3), T.LAITAR (3-3), T.BRIEN (3-3), Z.FERRIS (2-2), G.HOAG (1-1), M.HOLLING (1-1), J.SHELLEY (1-1), P.BRONSON (1-1). (1-1), J.SHELLEY (1-1), P.BRONSON (1-1). (1-1), J.SHELLEY (1-1), P.BRONSON (1-1). (1-1), J.SHELLEY (1-1), P.BRONSON (1-1).

10 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball Game Results for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) (All games) Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall SUNYAC Pitcher of record Attend Time / Feb 16, 2014 at Virginia Wesleyan W / B.SERIO (W 1-0) 255 2:30 Feb 16, 2014 at Virginia Wesleyan W / B.McCLAIN (W 1-0) 255 2:15 Feb 22, 2014 at #13 Salisbury Univ L 5 9 2/ B.SERIO (L 1-1) 100 3:00 Feb 23, 2014 at #13 Salisbury Univ. W / B.McCLAIN (W 2-0) 150 2:10 $Mar 01, 2014 vs Montclair St. (NJ) W / B.SERIO (W 2-1) 107 2:36 Mar 02, 2014 at Chris. Newport (VA) W / V.BOMASUTO (W 1-0) 232 2:48 #Mar 09, 2014 vs #8 Webster Univ. (MO 5-10 L / S.KOMANECKY (L 0-1) 200 2:58 #Mar 10, 2014 vs RPI W / B.SERIO (W 3-1) 150 2:50 #Mar 10, 2014 vs Frank. & Marsh. (PA) W / G.HOAG (W 1-0) #Mar 11, 2014 vs Penn St. Abington W / Z.FERRIS (W 1-0) 125 2:38 #Mar 13, 2014 vs #11 Wheaton (Mass.) W / M.PALUMBO (W 1-0) 200 3:02 #Mar 14, 2014 vs #3 Southern Maine 9-10 L / S.KIMMELMAN (L 0-1) 125 2:45 #Mar 15, 2014 vs Clarkson Univ. W / B.McCLAIN (W 3-0) 130 2:34 Mar 16, 2014 at Shenandoah U. (VA) L / B.SERIO (L 3-2) 213 3:20 %*Mar 21, 2014 vs SUNY New Paltz W / M.PALUMBO (W 2-0) 20 2:41 %*Mar 21, 2014 vs SUNY New Paltz W / B.McCLAIN (W 4-0) 20 1:26 %*Mar 22, 2014 vs SUNY New Paltz W / B.SERIO (W 4-2) 100 2:20 Mar 27, 2014 at Purchase College W / R.McALARY (W 1-0) 53 2:55 %*Mar 31, 2014 vs SUNY Plattsburgh W / G.HOAG (W 2-0) 25 2:39 %*Mar 31, 2014 vs SUNY Plattsburgh W / B.McCLAIN (W 5-0) - 1:30 *Apr 05, 2014 COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT W / M.PALUMBO (W 3-0) 100 2:54 *Apr 06, 2014 COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT W / B.McCLAIN (W 6-0) 250 2:05 *Apr 06, 2014 COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT W / B.SERIO (W 5-2) - 2:34 *Apr 09, 2014 SUNY OSWEGO 5-9 L / G.HOAG (L 2-1) 100 2:53 Apr 12, 2014 at Vassar College W / S.KOMANECKY (W 1-1) 77 2:25 Apr 12, 2014 at Vassar College 9-11 L 9 8 2/ S.KIMMELMAN (L 0-2) - 2:41 *Apr 13, 2014 vs SUNY Plattsburgh W / V.BOMASUTO (W 2-0) 55 2:27 *Apr 14, 2014 SUNY OSWEGO 3-5 L 3 9 1/ ( 9) B.McCLAIN (L 6-1) 135 2:37 *Apr 14, 2014 SUNY OSWEGO W / B.SERIO (W 6-2) - 2:25 *Apr 18, 2014 at SUNY Oneonta W / M.PALUMBO (W 4-0) 82 2:34 *Apr 19, 2014 at SUNY Oneonta W / B.McCLAIN (W 7-1) 109 2:28 *Apr 19, 2014 at SUNY Oneonta W / B.SERIO (W 7-2) 109 3:00 *Apr 25, 2014 FREDONIA ST. UNIV. W / M.PALUMBO (W 5-0) 175 2:27 *Apr 25, 2014 FREDONIA ST. UNIV. W / B.McCLAIN (W 8-1) - 1:56 *Apr 26, 2014 FREDONIA ST. UNIV. 1-3 L 1 6 0/ S.KOMANECKY (L 1-2) 175 2:44 +May 02, 2014 SUNY ONEONTA W / B.McCLAIN (W 9-1) 200 2:22 +May 03, 2014 SUNY OSWEGO W / M.PALUMBO (W 6-0) 200 2:22 +May 04, 2014 COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT W / B.SERIO (W 8-2) 300 2:39 May 07, 2014 at Mt. St. Mary (NY) W / Z.FERRIS (W 2-0) 61 2:14 =May 14, 2014 vs Castleton (VT) W / R.McALARY (W 2-0) 200 2:28 =May 15, 2014 vs Farmingdale St. Coll W / B.SERIO (W 9-2) 150 2:37 =May 17, 2014 vs Amherst College (MA) W / M.PALUMBO (W 7-0) 300 2:28 =May 18, 2014 vs #19 Kean Univ. (NJ) W / B.McCLAIN (W 10-1) 200 2:16 * SUNYAC game $ at Christopher Newport # RussMatt Central Fla. Invit. (Auburndale, FL) % at Cornell + SUNYAC Tournament (Cortland) = NCAA Div. III Regionals (Newark, NY) () extra inning game

11 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball Games Summary for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) (All games) Inning-by-inning Total SUNY Cortland Opponents Win-Loss Record When Overall After 6 leading Conference trailing Non-Conference tied Home games After 7 leading Away games trailing Neutral site tied Day games After 8 leading Night games trailing vs Left starter tied vs Right starter Run games Hit 0 home runs Run games home run Run games home runs Extra innings Shutouts Opponent 0 home runs home run. 1-1 Scoring 0-2 runs HRs runs runs Made 0 errors runs error errors Opponent 0-2 runs runs Opp. made 0 errors runs error runs errors Scored in 1st inning 19-2 Out-hit opponent Opp. scored in 1st Out-hit by opponent. 0-5 Scores first Hits are tied Opp. scores first Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Current winning streak: 8 Longest winning streak: 9 Longest losing streak: 1 Home attendance : 1635 ( 9 dates avg = 181 ) Away attendance : 3915 ( 29 dates avg = 135 ) Total attendance: 5550 ( 38 dates avg = 146 )

12 2014 SUNY Cortland Baseball Miscellaneous Stats for SUNY Cortland (prior to Div. III World Series) (All games) MULTIPLE HIT GAMES Tot MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Tot Max Rosing Anthony Iacomini P.J. Rinaldi Vinny Bomasuto Anthony Iacomini P.J. Rinaldi Vinny Bomasuto Tim Panetta Donny Castaldo Chris Jackson Conrad Ziemendorf Max Rosing Tim Panetta Bryan Marotta Bryan Marotta Anthony Simon Mitch Hollander Conrad Ziemendorf Mark DeMilio Mitch Hollander Chris Jackson Pat Farina Michael DeCarr Michael DeCarr Anthony Simon Michael Fillers Mathew Wild Mark DeMilio Adam Smith Donny Castaldo Austin Clock Keith Andrews Keith Andrews Austin Clock Nick Hart Adam Smith Mathew Wild TEAM Nick Hart TEAM HITTING STREAKS Longest Current Max Rosing Anthony Iacomini Tim Panetta Donny Castaldo P.J. Rinaldi Mathew Wild Mitch Hollander Conrad Ziemendorf Vinny Bomasuto Bryan Marotta Anthony Simon Michael DeCarr Keith Andrews Mark DeMilio Chris Jackson Austin Clock Nick Hart Matt Michalski Adam Smith Connor Griffin Michael Fillers Matt Duggan Steve Komanecky Pat Farina James Quinn