2017 FALL SCHEDULE. Three Games Highlight Fall Baseball Schedule

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1 Three Games Highlight Fall Baseball Schedule The West Virginia University baseball team will play three games as part of its fall schedule. Fans will get their first look at the 2018 Mountaineers when WVU hosts Marshall on Friday, Oct. 6, and the annual Alumni Game on Saturday, Oct. 7. First pitch on Friday is set for 6:30 p.m. ET, while Saturday s game will begin at 11:30 a.m. The fall slate concludes on Sunday, Oct. 15, against Bucknell at noon ET. All three of WVU s fall games will be played at Monongalia County Ballpark, and admission is free for all fans. For fans unable to attend the games, updates will be available by following and connecting with the Mountaineers on social media at WVU Baseball on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Additionally, the games will be streamed on Twitter I m anxious to play these games, we have three games this fall, that s pretty unusual to have the ability to do that, WVU coach Randy Mazey said. The new guys, who we re counting on helping this team in the spring, it s nice to have these guys get three or four games under their belt before it counts for real. There are going to be jitters, it s better that that happens when it doesn t really count that much then when it counts a lot. We re going to use these games as a way to get a lot of guys experience that need experience. A large number of former players will be back for the Alumni Game. All three Mountaineers from the 2017 team that played professionally this past summer, Jackson Cramer, Kyle Davis and Jackson Sigman, will be in attendance. At last year s Alumni Game, the Mountaineers beat the alumni, 12-5, in the team s lone fall game of the season. WVU scored four runs in the first inning and took a 6-2 lead into the seventh. Both teams plated three runs in the seventh inning before the current Mountaineers added a run in the eighth and two in the ninth. The Mountaineers and Thundering Herd are familiar foes, meeting twice in WVU won both games, 14-7, on April 4 in Morgantown and 8-4 on April 18 in Charleston. West Virginia is all-time against Marshall and has won 15 of the last 18 regular-season meetings. Marshall went in 2017 with a mark in Conference-USA play. West Virginia is 3-2 all-time in the regular-season against Bucknell. The series began in 1910, when WVU lost a pair of home games. The two teams did not meet again until 2006, when the Mountaineers swept a three-game series in Winston Salem, North Carolina, to open the season. The Bison are coming off a season in 2017 and a mark in Patriot League action. Cramer, Davis and Sigman helped lead West Virginia to an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2017, the 12th in program history. WVU advanced to the NCAA regional final for the third time in school history and posted a record. Twenty-six players return from last year s team, including nine of a program-record 12 that earned All-Big 12 Team honors in FALL SCHEDULE Friday, Oct. 6 Marshall 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7 Alumni Game 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 15 Bucknell Noon All times Eastern All dates and times are subject to change Free Admission for Fall Games All of WVU s fall games will be played at Monongalia County Ballpark, and admission will be free for all fans. Concession items will be available. Following the Mountaineers News, notes and game previews and recaps throughout the fall can be found on WVUsports.com and on social media by following and connecting with the Mountaineers on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. While official stats will not be kept for fall games, game updates, including live video, can be found by following the team on Twitter Website...WVUsports.com Twitter...@WVUBaseball Facebook... /WVUBaseball Instagram...@WVUBaseball Coach Mazey...@CoachMazey Looking Ahead to 2018 The annual Leadoff Dinner is set for Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, at the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place Hotel. The Mountaineer Athletic Club will have information on how to purchase tickets and tables to the event in the coming weeks. The 2018 schedule will be announced in late October or early November, once it is finalized. Junior Braden Zarbnisky was named a 2017 Third Team All-American, the NCBWA District II Player of the Year and a John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award finalist along with earning All-Big 12 First Team accolades. Senior BJ Myers, juniors Jimmy Galusky, Kyle Gray, Michael Grove and Darius Hill and sophomores Sam Kessler, Alek Manoah and Brandon White were recognized on the All-Big 12 Second Team, Honorable Mention Team and All-Freshman Team a season ago.

2 QUICK FACTS General Information Location Morgantown, W.Va. Founded Nickname... Mountaineers Conference... Big 12 Enrollment...31,287 Colors...Old Gold (PMS 124 C) and Blue (295 C) President...Dr. E. Gordon Gee (Utah, 68) Director of Athletics... Shane Lyons (WVU, 87) Athletic Department Phone Ticket Office Phone WVU GAME Coaches and Staff Head Coach...Randy Mazey (6th Season) Alma Mater...Clemson ( 88) WVU Record (5 Seasons) Career Record (11 Seasons) Assistant Coach...Steve Sabins (3rd Season) Alma Mater... Embry-Riddle ( 11) Assistant Coach...Dave Serrano (1st Season) Alma Mater...Trinity College & University ( 03) Volunteer Assistant... Dallas Burke Alma Mater... Missouri Southern State Univ. ( 13) Strength Coach...Lance Sewell (1st Season) Director of Baseball Operations...Pat Crowe Director of Player Development... Zach Bargeron Director of Player Personnel...Jared Fabian Baseball History First Season Seasons is 123rd Season (126 Years) All-Time Record (.579) All-Time Big 12 Record (Since 2013) NCAA Tournaments (Record) (10-24) 1955, 61, 62, 63, 64, 67, 82, 85, 87, 94, 96, 2017 Conference Championships.. 19 (14 Reg, 5 Tourney) Regular Season: 1955, 61, 62, 63, 64, 67 (SoCon); 1981, 82 (Eastern 8); 1984, 85, 86, 87, 88 (A-10); 1996 (Big East) Tournament: 1982 (Eastern 8); 1985, 87, 94 (A-10); 1996 (Big East) Monongalia County Ballpark Capacity...3,500 First Season All-Time Record Playing Surface...AstroTurf, Clay Mound Dimensions... RF/LF - 325, RC/LC - 375, CF HONORING THE MOUNTAINEERS IN 2017 Coach Randy Mazey Chuck Tanner College Coach of the Year Rotary Club of Pittsburgh Cole Austin WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (3/20) Carter Camp Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team Jackson Cramer Drafted by Washington Nationals (35th rd.) Senior CLASS Award Finalist WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (4/17) Kyle Davis Drafted by Houston Astros (15th round) All-East Region First Team ABCA/Rawlings All-Big 12 Second Team Jimmy Galusky Brooks Wallace Award Watch List Ivan Gonzalez Johnny Bench Award Watch List Kyle Gray Michael Grove All-Big 12 Second Team National Player of the Week (4/11) National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc. National Player of the Week (4/10) Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (4/10) WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (4/10) Darius Hill Chase Illig Isaiah Kearns Sam Kessler Alek Manoah Big 12 All-Freshman Team BJ Myers All-Big 12 Second Team Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (4/17) Jacob Potock Jackson Sigman Signed as Free Agent with Kansas City Royals Kade Strowd Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team Riley Troutt Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team Brandon White Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (4/17) Braden Zarbnisky All-America Third Team National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc. District II Player of the Year National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award Finalist All-Big 12 First Team Big 12 Player of the Week (5/8) 2018 Team Information Lettermen Returning/Lost...23/7 Starters Returning/Lost...6/3 Position Players Returning/Lost...13/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost /4 Newcomers Record (Big 12) (12-12, 4th) MEDIA INFORMATION The West Virginia University Athletic Communications Office will be available throughout the season to accommodate any media requests. Please contact WVU baseball SID Charlie Healy (Charles. Healy@mail.wvu.edu or ) with any interview requests. Baseball SID Charlie Healy Office Phone Cell Phone Charles.Healy@mail.wvu.edu Fax Mailing Address...PO Box 0877 Morgantown, WV

3 Quick Hits: Key Team Notes The 2018 season marks the 126th year of baseball at West Virginia. Founded in 1892, WVU owns an all-time record of 2,131-1, The Mountaineers are the second-oldest program in the Big 12. West Virginia s fall schedule features three games, all at Monongalia County Ballpark: in-state foe Marshall on Oct. 6, the annual Alumni Game on Oct. 7 and Bucknell on Oct. 15. Admission is free for all fans. Twenty-six players return from last year s team, including nine of a program-record 12 that earned All-Big 12 Team honors in 2017: senior BJ Myers, juniors Jimmy Galusky, Kyle Gray, Michael Grove, Darius Hill and Braden Zarbnisky and sophomores Sam Kessler, Alek Manoah and Brandon White. Eleven newcomers join the squad in Zarbnisky returns after he was named a NCBWA Third Team All-American, the NCBWA District II Player of the Year, a John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award finalist and a All-Big 12 First Team honoree as a sophomore. Coach Randy Mazey begins his sixth season at the helm and owns a record in Morgantown. He was named the Chuck Tanner College Coach of the Year Award by the Rotary Club of Pittsburgh on Sept. 27. He is the fifth coach in team history to eclipse the 100-win mark and the second to accomplish the feat in his first four seasons. Mazey is in his career Season Highlights West Virginia went in 2017 and made the NCAA Tournament for the 12th time in program history and the first since 1996, earning an atlarge bid for the first time. In the NCAA Tournament, second-seeded WVU went 2-2 and advanced to the regional final for the third time and first since 1982, falling to topseeded and 13th-ranked Wake Forest, which hosted the four-team regional. The Mountaineers went and finished fourth in the Big 12 Conference, the No. 1 RPI conference in the country, as seven of the league s nine teams made the NCAA Tournament. WVU advanced to the Big 12 Championship semifinals for the second time in as many years, going 2-2 at the conference tournament. West Virginia finished the season ranked No. 20 in the NCAA RPI. The Big 12 had five teams in the top 25 and was the No. 1 RPI in the nation. In the final national rankings, WVU received votes in the NCBWA Top 25 and Coaches Poll. WVU entered the national rankings for the first time since 1982 on April 17. West Virginia was ranked No. 21 in the Baseball America Top 25 and the D1 Baseball rankings and ranked nationally in five of the six major polls for the first time in program history. The Mountaineers once again played in front of record-breaking crowds throughout the 2017 season at Monongalia County Ballpark. A total of 40,616 fans, an average of 1,846 per game, filled the stands, both program records. The home slate was highlighted by a crowd of 3,415 that saw WVU face No. 3 TCU on April 15, the largest home crowd in team history. West Virginia went 10-8 against top-25 teams in 2017, with all but six games coming on the road. Sophomore designated hitter/right-handed pitcher Braden Zarbnisky was named to the NCBWA All-America Third Team, becoming the 17th All-American in team history and earning the 15th total All-America accolade in coach Randy Mazey s five seasons. Zarbnisky was also named the NCBWA District II Player of the Year and a John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award finalist. Zarbnisky led the team with a.336 batting average and a.417 on-base percentage and had 42 hits with 12 RBIs and 17 walks. On the mound, he led WVU with a 6-2 record and six saves in 39.1 innings pitched. He had a 2.75 ERA, second on the team, with 46 strikeouts. Zarbnisky was named to the All-Big 12 First Team, headlining a program-record 12 Mountaineers to earn All-Big 12 Team honors. Juniors Kyle Davis and BJ Myers and sophomore Michael Grove were named to the All-Big 12 Second Team, while senior Jackson Cramer, sophomores Cole Austin, Jimmy Galusky, Kyle Gray and Darius Hill and freshmen Sam Kessler and Brandon White were recognized on the Honoroble Mention Team. Alek Manoah was selected to the All-Freshman Team. For the second consecutive year, WVU earned a team-record-tying four accolades, as senior Jackson Cramer, sophomores Darius Hill and Braden Zarbnisky and freshman Isaiah Kearns were recognized. Eight Mountaineers were named to the Academic All-Big 12 Team, while another three were named to the Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team. Junior Kyle Davis was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 15th round of the 2017 MLB Draft and senior Jackson Cramer was picked in the 35th round by the Washington Nationals, becoming the 85th and 86th draft selections in team history. WVU has had 16 picks in Randy Mazey s five seasons, the most in a five-year stretch in team history. Additionally, senior Jackson Sigman signed a free agent contract with the Kansas City Royals organization. West Virginia played its first-ever game at PNC Park on May 10, a 4-2 victory against Penn State in the first collegiate baseball game at the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Mountaineers first game at the Pirates home ballpark since 1998 at Three Rivers Stadium. WVU played 62 games in 2017, the most in a single season in team history. Jackson Cramer and Kyle Davis each played in a school-record 62 games, Kyle Gray walked a team-record 44 times and Jackson Sigman made 36 appearances, the most in a single season in program history. The Mountaineers went 2-1 against No. 3 TCU, WVU s first-ever series win in the all-time series. The third-ranked Horned Frogs are the highestranked opponent WVU has defeated in program history and the third and fourth wins over a top-five team in the last two seasons. Junior BJ Myers and freshman Brandon White were named Big 12 Pitcher and Newcomer of the Week following WVU s series win over TCU. Sophomore right-hander Michael Grove was named the NCBWA National Pitcher of the Week, the Big 12 Pitcher of the Week and one of the National Players of the Week by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, on April 10, after taking a perfect game into the eighth inning in WVU s 8-0 win against Kansas on April 8. West Virginia went 2-0 against No. 18 Coastal Carolina on Feb. 25 and 27, its first games against a ranked foe in 2017 and its first-ever games against a defending national champion. In West Virginia s 22-9 win at No. 18 Coastal Carolina on Feb. 25, WVU s 22 runs were the most since it scored 23 against Duquesne in WVU s 29 hits were three shy of the school record of 32, set in 2009, and the Mountaineers six home runs were one shy of the school record of seven, set in WVU s 56 at-bats is a new school record. Jackson Cramer had a career-best five hits, four extra-base hits and three doubles, all one shy of tying the school record, and he added a career-high six RBIs. West Virginia played its first 18 games away from home, after the home opener, on Tuesday, March 14, was postponed due to snow. Sophomore Jimmy Galusky was named to the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List on April 18, which honors the nation s top shortstop. Sophomore catcher Ivan Gonzalez was named to the 2017 Johnny Bench Award Watch List, honoring the top Division I collegiate catcher. Senior Jackson Cramer was named one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award, an accolade that honors seniors for their accomplishments on the field, in the classroom, in the community and as leaders. 3

4 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. B/T Hometown High School/Last School 29 Phillip Ahern LHP R-Fr. L/L Austin, Texas Vandegrift HS 13 Kevin Brophy INF So. L/R Randolph, N.J. Morristown Beard School 44 Carter Camp RHP So. R/R McKinney, Texas McKinney North HS 37 Nick Denicola C R-Fr. R/R East Hanover, N.J. Seton Hall Prep 1 * Tyler Doanes INF Fr. R/R Fayetteville, Ga. Whitewater HS 10 Conner Dotson RHP R-Jr. R/R Flower Mound, Texas Marcus HS 8 Shane Ennis RHP Sr. R/R Romney, W.Va. Hampshire HS 3 Jimmy Galusky INF R-Jr. R/R Arthurdale, W.Va. Preston HS 15 Vince Garuccio LHP R-Sr. L/L Moon Township, Pa. Moon Area HS/Penn State-Beaver 32 Ivan Gonzalez C/3B Jr. R/R Round Rock, Texas Stony Point HS 9 Kyle Gray INF Jr. L/R Blanco, Texas Blanco HS 2 Michael Grove RHP Jr. R/R Wheeling, W.Va. Wheeling Park HS 27 Connor Hamilton C Fr. R/R Forestport, N.Y. Adirondack HS 31 Darius Hill OF Jr. L/L Dallas, Texas Dallas Jesuit 17 Tristen Hudson RHP/INF Fr. S/R Seneca, S.C. Seneca HS 24 Chase Illig C R-So. S/R Bluefield, W.Va. IMG Academy/College of Charleston 25 Marques Inman INF R-So. R/R Elyria, Ohio Elyria HS 41 Isaiah Kearns RHP/INF So. R/R Lewistown, Pa. Mifflin County HS 42 Sam Kessler RHP So. R/R Mount Sinai, N.Y. Mount Sinai HS 12 TJ Lake OF So. L/R Toledo, Ohio St. John s Jesuit 21 Will Liverpool RHP Fr. R/R McLean, Va. McLean HS 47 Alek Manoah RHP/1B So. R/R Miami, Fla. South Dade Senior HS 16 Dillon Meadows RHP R-So. R/R Paradise, Texas Paradise HS/Weatherford College 33 BJ Myers RHP Sr. R/R Flower Mound, Texas Flower Mound HS 40 Jacob Potock RHP R-So. R/R Glenshaw, Pa. Shaler Area HS 18 Zach Reid LHP R-Jr. L/L Montgomery, Ala. Trinity Presbyterian School/Tennessee 28 Ty Shoaff LHP Jr. L/L Akron, Ohio Walsh Jesuit/Missouri 50 Nick Snyder LHP So. L/L Marlton, N.J. Cherokee HS/Mercer County CC 5 Kade Strowd RHP So. R/R Fort Worth, Texas Mansfield Legacy 6 Riley Troutt RHP So. R/R Bartow, Fla. Bartow Senior HS 7 Brandon White OF/RHP So. R/R Winter Springs, Fla. Winter Springs HS 23 Jackson Wolf LHP Fr. L/L Gahanna, Ohio Gahanna Lincoln HS 4 Cody Wood RHP R-So. R/R Denver, Colo. Cherry Creek HS 20 Christian Young RHP Jr. R/R Hamburg, N.Y. Frontier Central/Niagara CC 26 Braden Zarbnisky RHP/OF Jr. L/R Marietta, Ga. Pope HS 45 Andrew Zitel INF Jr. R/R Hillsborough, N.J. Hillsborough HS * Tyler Doanes will wear No. 22 in the fall NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 1 * Tyler Doanes INF 2 Michael Grove RHP 3 Jimmy Galusky INF 4 Cody Wood RHP 5 Kade Strowd RHP 6 Riley Troutt RHP 7 Brandon White OF/RHP 8 Shane Ennis RHP 9 Kyle Gray INF 10 Conner Dotson RHP 12 TJ Lake OF 13 Kevin Brophy INF 15 Vince Garuccio LHP 16 Dillon Meadows RHP 17 Tristen Hudson RHP/INF 18 Zach Reid LHP 20 Christian Young RHP 21 Will Liverpool RHP 23 Jackson Wolf LHP 24 Chase Illig C 25 Marques Inman INF 26 Braden Zarbnisky RHP/OF 27 Connor Hamilton C 28 Ty Shoaff LHP 29 Phillip Ahern LHP 31 Darius Hill OF 32 Ivan Gonzalez C/3B 33 BJ Myers RHP 37 Nick Denicola C 40 Jacob Potock RHP 41 Isaiah Kearns RHP/INF 42 Sam Kessler RHP 44 Carter Camp RHP 45 Andrew Zitel INF 47 Alek Manoah RHP/1B 50 Nick Snyder LHP COACHES AND STAFF Head Coach: Randy Mazey 6th season Assistant Coach (Hitting): Steve Sabins 3rd season Assistant Coach (Pitching): Dave Serrano 1st season Volunteer Assistant: Dallas Burke 1st season Strength Coach: Lance Sewell 1st season Director of Baseball Operations: Pat Crowe Director of Player Development: Zach Bargeron Director of Player Personnel: Jared Fabian Athletic Trainer: Will Payne ROSTER BREAKDOWN By Class Freshmen...7 Sophomores...15 Juniors...11 Seniors...3 By Position Catchers...4 Infielders...10 Outfielders...4 Right-Handed Pitchers...17 Left-Handed Pitchers...6 By State Texas...9 New Jersey, Ohio, West Virginia... 4 Florida, New York, Pennsylvania... 3 Georgia...2 Alabama, Colorado, South Carolina, Virginia

5 Series Hitting Breakdown Opponent AVG R H RBI XBH BB-SO Charlotte Caravelle Tourn Nicholls Tulane SE Louisiana Old Dominion Baylor Jacksonville Oklahoma State Morehead State Kansas Maryland TCU Marshall Kansas State Virginia Tech Oklahoma Eastern Mich Texas Tech Penn State Gardner-Webb Pitt Texas Big 12 Champ NCAA Tourney Series Pitching Breakdown Opponent W-L ERA IP H R-ER BB-SO Charlotte Caravelle Tourn Nicholls Tulane SE Louisiana Old Dominion Baylor Jacksonville Oklahoma State Morehead State Kansas Maryland TCU Marshall Kansas State Virginia Tech Oklahoma Eastern Mich Texas Tech Penn State Gardner-Webb Pitt Texas Big 12 Champ NCAA Tourney Results Breakdown Overall Big Home Away 7-2 Neutral Day Night 7-8 One-Run Games 2-3 Extra Innings 10-8 vs. Top 25 WVU Opponent Date Opponent Score R H E LOB R H E LOB Inn Record Pitcher Attend Time 2/17 at Charlotte L Myers (0-1) 1,135 2:25 2/19 at Charlotte L Grove (0-1) 1,584 2:56 2/19 at Charlotte W Dotson (1-0) 1,458 3:08 2/24 vs. George Mas. # W Myers (1-1) 550 2:25 2/25 at #18 Coastal # W Kearns (1-0) 2,319 4:13 2/26 vs. Ball State # W Zarbnisky (1-0) 500 2:15 2/27 at #18 Coastal # W Dotson (2-0) 1,553 3:11 3/2 at Nicholls W Kearns (2-0) 418 2:49 3/3 at Tulane L Sigman (0-1) 2,008 3:12 3/4 at Tulane L Camp (0-1) 2,210 2:54 3/5 at Tulane W Dotson (3-0) 1,897 3:30 3/8 at SE Louisiana L Potock (0-1) 1,492 3:49 3/10 at Old Dominion L McDonald (0-1) 376 3:07 3/10 at Old Dominion W Grove (1-1) 376 3:05 3/11 at Old Dominion L Dotson (3-1) 469 3:36 3/17 at #10 Baylor W Myers (2-1) 2,532 3:02 3/18 at #10 Baylor W Zarbnisky (2-0) 2,731 2:56 3/19 at #10 Baylor L Dotson (3-2) 2,123 2:38 3/24 Jacksonville W Strowd (1-0) 1,614 3:07 3/25 Jacksonville W Grove (2-1) 2,084 2:26 3/25 Jacksonville L Dotson (3-3) 2,084 3:07 3/28 at Pitt W Kearns (3-0) 487 3:17 3/31 at #23 Okla. St. L Myers (2-2) 847 2:30 4/1 at #23 Okla. St. W Zarbnisky (3-0) 1,613 3:27 4/2 at #23 Okla. St. W McDonald (1-1) 1,263 3:39 4/4 Marshall W Kearns (4-0) 1,827 3:03 4/5 Morehead State W Wood (1-0) 1,144 2:56 4/7 Kansas W Myers (3-2) 847 2:33 4/8 Kansas W Grove (3-1) 2,085 2:21 4/9 Kansas L Kessler (0-1) 1,751 3:07 4/11 at #21 Maryland L Sigman (0-2) 721 3:17 4/14 #3 TCU W Zarbnisky (4-0) 2,914 2:50 4/15 #3 TCU L McDonald (1-2) 3,415 3:36 4/16 #3 TCU W Sigman (1-2) 1,103 3:39 4/18 at Marshall W Troutt (1-0) 4,217 3:01 4/21 at Kansas State W Zarbnisky (5-0) 1,809 3:03 4/22 at Kansas State L Kessler (0-2) 2,344 3:05 4/23 at Kansas State L Strowd (1-1) 1,715 2:52 4/25 at Virginia Tech W Sigman (2-2) 356 3:04 4/28 Oklahoma W Kessler (1-2) 2,327 3:24^ 4/29 Oklahoma L Manoah (0-1) 2,929 2:42 4/20 Oklahoma L Zarbnisky (5-1) 1,765 3:40 5/2 Eastern Michigan W Ennis (1-0) 1,108 2:45 5/6 #4 Texas Tech L Strowd (1-2) 1,573 2:28 5/6 #4 Texas Tech L Sigman (2-3) 1,573 2:57 5/7 #4 Texas Tech W Sigman (3-3) 1,721 3:16 5/9 Penn State L Sigman (3-4) 1,702 2:57 5/10 vs. Penn State > W Wood (2-0) 2,474 2:46 5/13 Gardner-Webb W Myers (4-2) 1,116 2:32 5/14 Gardner-Webb W Manoah (1-1) 1,119 2:40 5/16 Pitt W Sigman (4-4) 2,815 2:29 5/19 at Texas L Myers (4-3) 5,231 2:50 5/20 at Texas W Sigman (5-4) 5,209 3:26 5/21 at Texas L Strowd (1-3) 5,256 3:28 5/24 vs. Baylor % W Kearns (5-0) 3,436 2:36 5/25 vs. Oklahoma St. % L Myers (4-4) 4,367 3:23 5/26 vs. #3 Texas Tech % W Zarbnisky (6-1) 5,067 4:28 5/27 vs. Oklahoma St. % L Troutt (1-1) 5,241 4:10 6/2 vs. Maryland + W Myers (5-4) 986 2:39 6/3 at #14 Wake Forest + L Zarbnisky (6-2) 3,018 3:12 6/4 vs. Maryland + W Sigman (6-4) 542 3:39 6/4 at #14 Wake Forest + L Myers (5-5) 1,213 3:17 ^ - Game suspended due to lightning at the end of the 5th inning, resumed on 4/29 # - Caravelle Resort Tournament, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina > - PNC Park, Pittsburgh % - Big 12 Championship, Oklahoma City + - NCAA Regional, Winston-Salem, North Carolina 5

6 Hitting Statistics 2017 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 26 Zarbnisky, Braden Gonzalez, Ivan Davis, Kyle Hill, Darius Austin, Cole White, Brandon Cramer, Jackson Gray, Kyle Galusky, Jimmy Inman, Marques Brophy, Kevin Kearns, Isaiah Illig, Chase Lake, TJ Zitel, Andrew Manoah, Alek Dotson, Conner Ennis, Shane Troutt, Riley McDonald, Ryan Grove, Michael Myers, BJ Totals Opponents LOB - Team (482), Opp (465). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (46). CI - Team (0), Opp (2). IBB - Team (8), Davis, K. 2, Cramer, J. 2, Hill, D. 1, Lake, TJ 1, Zarbnisky, B 1, Gray, K. 1, Opp (6). Picked off - Illig, C. 2, Gonzalez, I. 2, Davis, K. 2, Gray, K. 2, Inman, M. 2, Lake, TJ 1, Zarbnisky, B 1, White, B. 1, Galusky, J. 1, Austin, C. 1, Brophy, K. 1. Pitching Statistics Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 33 Myers, BJ / Campbell, Tanner / Kessler, Sam / Zarbnisky, Braden / Grove, Michael / Vesuvio, Frank / Manoah, Alek / Troutt, Riley / Ennis, Shane / Potock, Jacob / Kearns, Isaiah / Sigman, Jackson / Wood, Cody / Dotson, Conner / Strowd, Kade / McDonald, Ryan / Camp, Carter / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), Gonzalez, I. 2, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (17), Zarbnisky, B 4, Illig, C. 2, Kearns, I. 2, Manoah, A. 2, McDonald, R. 2, Grove, M. 1, Kessler, S. 1, Myers, BJ 1, Strowd, K. 1, Gonzalez, I. 1, Opp (15). SBA/ATT - Gonzalez, I. (41-59), Illig, C. (11-17), Manoah, A. (7-11), Zarbnisky, B (7-10), Myers, BJ (5-9), Grove, M. (7-9), Kearns, I. (7-8), Sigman, J. (3-7), Strowd, K. (3-5), McDonald, R. (3-5), Dotson, C. (2-5), Ennis, S. (3-4), Troutt, R. (2-2), Wood, C. (1-2), Kessler, S. (1-2), Potock, J. (1-1). 6