TEXAS STATE. NICHOLLS COLONELS 26-27, SLC Head Coach... Chip Durham UTA Record Career Record...Same Up Next... N/A

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1 TEXAS STATE 2010 Schedule February 19 at Houston 6-0, W 20 at Houston 6-3, W 21 at Houston 9-7, W 26 vs. Baylor 3-2, L 27 vs. Western Kentucky 4-3, L 28 vs. Texas A&M 6-2, L March 3 Rice 5-0, L 5 *A&M-Corpus Christi 5-3, W 6 *A&M-Corpus Christi 10-8, L 7 *A&M-Corpus Christi 13-8, W 9 at Texas 4-3, L 12 Penn State W, Penn State W, Penn State W, at Texas Tech W, *at Sam Houston State W, *at Sam Houston State (DH) W, 9-8 *at Sam Houston State L, at TCU L, *Lamar W, *Lamar W, 12-1 (7) 28 *Lamar W, Texas A&M W, 6-5 (11) April 1 *at Stephen F. Austin W, *at Stephen F. Austin W, *at Stephen F. Austin L, at Baylor L, *Central Arkansas W, 14-2 (7) 10 *Central Arkansas W, *Central Arkansas W, at Texas L, *at Southeastern Louisiana L, *at Southeastern Louisiana W,12-10 (11) 18 *at Southeastern Louisiana L, Baylor W, *Northwestern State W, *Northwestern State W, *Northwestern State L, Houston Baptist W, *UTSA W, 10-0 (7) May 1 *UTSA W, *at UTSA W, at Rice L, *McNeese State W, *McNeese State L, *McNeese State W, TCU L, *at Nicholls W, *at Nicholls L, *at Nicholls L, Prairie View A&M W, 16-6 (8) 20 *UT Arlington W, 10-0 (7) 21 *UT Arlington L, *UT Arlington W, SLC Tournament TBA * - Southland Conference Game TEXAS STATE BOBCATS 34-20, SLC Head Coach...Ty Harrington TXST Record Career Record...Same Up Next...N/A Last Outing...W, 8-6 vs. UT Arlington May 22, 2010 NICHOLLS COLONELS 26-27, SLC Head Coach... Chip Durham UTA Record Career Record...Same Up Next... N/A Last Outing... W, 10-7 at McNeese State May 22, 2010 It s Tourney Time For the second year in a row, the Texas State baseball team will head to the Southland Conference tournament as the No. 1 seed after claiming its second-straight league title. The Bobcats will face eighth-seeded Nicholls at 4 p.m. in the eight-team, double-elimination tournament that will run Wednesday, May 26 to Saturday, May 29 in Corpus Christi, Texas. How It s Done The tournament is set up in similar fashion to the NCAA College World Series in that there are two brackets with the winners meeting for the championship. Unlike in Omaha, the bracket winners of the Southland tournament meet in a single game to decide the championship. The winner of the Southland tournament is the league s automatic qualifier for the NCAA tournament, which begins with regional play, June 4-7. Follow the Bobcats Video streaming and live statistics will be available for each tournament game at Each Texas State game will be broadcast on 89.9 KTSW FM. An online stream will be available as well on Baseball Contact Amber Arterberry aa32@txstate.edu (c) (o) THE SETTING 2010 Southland Conference Tournament (1) Texas State vs. (8) Nicholls May 26-29, 2010 Whataburger Field Field KEEPING UP WITH THE CATS 89.9 KTSW FM GameTracker Twitter ON THE MOUND Texas State - RHP Carson Smith, Sophomore 9-3, 2.78 ERA, IP, 90 K, 23 BB, 6 CG Nicholls - LHP Clint Dempster 5-6, 4.07 ERA, 90.2 IP, 101K, 34 BB, 3 CG The Field Texas State wrapped up the regular season with a overall record and a mark in the league. Northwestern State (36-19, SLC), Southeastern Louisiana (39-17, SLC), Stephen F. Austin (34-18, SLC), UT Arlington (27-29, SLC), McNeese State (29-25, SLC), Lamar (31-24, SLC) and Nicholls (26-27, SLC) complete the postseason tournament field. Texas State in the SLC Tournament The Bobcats will be competing for its first tournament championship since 2000, head coach Ty Harrington s first season as skipper, and first ever dual championship season. The Bobcats are in overall tournament games and will be making its 15th consecutive appearance in the SLC postseason. Day One: Texas State vs. Nicholls Wednesday s contest will pit Texas State against one of two teams that took series wins over the squad during regular season play. Bobcat starter Carson Smith tossed a four-hit complete game shutout against the Colonels in the opening game of the series, but Texas State fell in games two and three, 7-3 and 6-2 to drop the series. Projected Starting Lineup - TXST Pos. No. Player CL BAvg. Notes 1B 2 Kyle Livingstone SR.373 All-SLC First Team Selection, No. 4 BAvg. in league 2B 3 Clint Vest RS-JR.370 No. 2 BAvg. on team 3B 39 Kyle Kubitza SO.351 All-SLC First Team Selection SS 11 Jason Martinson JR.311 All-SLC Third Team Selection OF 4 Laurn Randell SR.310 Leads the team with 10 outfield assists OF 22 Bret Atwood JR.349 Two-time All-SLC selection (2010 second team) OF 34 Shaun Garcia SR.297 Hit first-career HR against Penn State C 30 Andrew Stumph FR SBA Percentage, has five HR - including GS DH 29 Jeff McVaney SO.335 Two-way player, DH/LHP, leads team with 1.69 ERA Pos. No. Player CL ERA RHP 27 Carson Smith SO 2.78 Newcomer, Pitcher of the Year, 6 CG

2 On the Mound Carson Smith (9-3, 2.78 ERA) will take the mound Wednesday afternoon, while Nicholls will counter with Clint Dempster (5-6, 4.07 ERA). Dempster held the Bobcats to just two hits and one earned runs in the May 15 dropped decision, while striking out eight batters. All-Time Series Texas State and Nicholls have met 70 times in their all-time history. The Bobcats lead the overall meetings, On Deck Texas State will play its second game in the Southland Conference tournament on Thursday. A win over Nicholls will give the Bobcats a 7 p.m. first pitch against the winner of (5) UT Arlington and (4) Stephen F. Austin. A loss will pit the Bobcats against the loser of UTA/SFA at noon. Bobcats Rack Up Postseason Honors Carson Smith Named Pitcher, Newcomer of the Year Smith was the second consecutive Bobcat to earn the superlative awards, joining All-American Kane Holbrooks (2009 Pitcher of the Year) and Keith Prestridge (2009 Newcomer of the Year). This also marks the first time in Texas State history a player has earned both awards. The Midland, Texas native made 22 appearances on the mound this season and started in 12 games. The sophomore won a team-high and league second-best nine games (9-3) and in innings pitched, posted the No. 2 SLC ERA with a Smith held opponents to a.227 batting average while striking out 90 on the season, No. 10 all-time in the Texas State single season record books. In the right-hander s career season, he has tossed six complete games, five of which have come in his last consecutive starts, and shutout three opponents. Smith also has three saves on the season and in his last 31 combined innings pitched, has allowed just one earned run. Smith, Livingstone, Kubitza Named All-SLC First Team Smith received first team honors, as well as teammates Kyle Livingstone and Kyle Kubitza. Livingstone led the team and finished the regular season fourth in the league with a.373 batting average. The senior leads the team with 60 RBI to date and has recorded 15 multi-rbi games. Kubitza closed out the regular season hitting.351 with 29 hits for extra bases. The sophomore tied Livingstone s mark with 10 home runs this season and has brought in 50 RBI. Atwood, McVaney, Martinson Land on Team Bobcat Bret Atwood (outfield) picked up his second-straight all-conference honor, joining Jeff McVaney (designated hitter) on the conference second team. Jason Martinson (shortstop) earned third team honors, while Senior Laurn Randell (outfield) was named honorable mention. 30-Win Season for Harrington With a overall record entering the SLC tourney, head coach Ty Harrington has successfully led his team to its fourth-consecutive 30-plus win season. In his 11 years, the Bobcats have reached the plateau 10 times, missing out in 2006 (29-30). Score Early and Often Texas State has outscored opponents this season, which translates to an average 7.1 runs scored against opponents 5.4 runs. The largest scoring gap falls in the first inning. Texas State has scored 49 runs to opponents 29. The Bobcats are 15-4 in games they ve scored in the first inning and 18-6 in games they ve scored first. Going Deep Texas State has hit 43 home runs this season and against McNeese State, the Bobcats put a season-high four long balls over the fence in a game. Jeff McVaney initiated the feat with a two-run home run which proved to be the game winner. Andrew Stumph followed up with a solo homer in the second and McVaney added another long ball to his slate in the sixth. Kyle LIvingstone closed out the 13-1 run rule with a two-run homer in the top of the seventh. Both Livingstone and Kyle Kubitza lead the team with 10 to date. Smith Tosses Fifth-Straight Complete Game Sophomore Carson Smith has been outstanding on the mound for Texas State, and since his initial seven-inning run rule win over Central Arkansas, Smith has gone on to throw five additional complete games, including three shutouts. Smith shutout UTSA, allowing only two hits and followed up with a five-hit shutout against Nicholls on the road. In the Bobcats regular season finale, Smith blanked UT Arlington for seven innings to pick up his third-straight complete game shutout in as many starts. Livingstone Garners National Attention Senior Kyle Livingstone was named to the College Baseball 360 Primetime Performers Weekly Honor Roll on Apr. 26 after playing a key role in Texas State s 3-1 outing. Stone went 5-for-11 with four RBI and three runs scored in the four-game week and catapulted the Bobcats midweek victory over the Bears with a three-run double and two runs scored. He backed the effort with four hits against the Demons. Ten After Seven The Bobcats have closed up shop early in six games this season, including twice in the final week of regular season play. The Bobcats were tied with Prairie View A&M, Wednesday, 6-6 heading into the eighth inning and exploded for ten runs, including a three-run homer from Kyle Livingstone, to call the game. In Southland Conference play, the Bobcats took a 12-1 win over Lamar (3/27) and used the league s run rule in a 14-2 win over Central Arkansas (4/9). Texas State also took a 10-0 seven-inning win in the opening series game agains t UTSA and repeated the feat at McNeese State this weekend in a 13-1 victory. In the Bobcats series victory over UT Arlington, Texas State took a 10-0 run rule to claim the first game. Sibley Earns All-Academic Honors Sophomore Tyler Sibley was named to the CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine District VI All-Academic team recently. Sibley holds a 3.92 GPA in exercise and sports science while performing stellar on the field, batting. 302 with 12 hits for extra bases this season. TY HARRINGTON Ty Harrington enters his 11th season at the helm of the Texas State baseball program. In one decade, Harrington has amassed 337 wins and 9-of-10 winning seasons. In 2009, the Bobcat skipper led his team to a season, the most wins captured by a Texas State team in a single season. The Bobcats also went a program-best 24-7 in the Southland Conference, en route their first-ever SLC Championship Title. Harrington earned the 2009 SLC Coach of the Year award, and coached the 09 Player of the Year, Hitter of the Year, Pitcher of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. Under Harrington s leadership, Texas State has advanced to the NCAA Regional Championship Tournament twice, including their 2009 appearance as the No. 2 seed in the Austin Regional. (Texas Texas State Army Boston College) Harrington has coached 49 student-athletes that have been named to the All-SLC teams, eight players that have been to the South-Central Region team and most recently, three players receiving All-American honors. From the year 2000, 21 Texas State Bobcats have been selected in the Major League Draft. HARRINGTON S CAREER COACHING RECORD OVERALL SOUTHLAND Year School W-L Pct. W-L Pct TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST TXST Harrington s Division I Totals

3 Two-Way All-Day Sophomore Jeff McVaney is a two-way player on all accounts, sharing time a student and athlete, baseball and football player, as well as a pitcher and designated hitter. McVaney is excelling at all of the above, but on the diamond, the southpaw boasts a 1.69 ERA in 22.1 innings of work, while striking out 11. At the plate, McVaney is hitting.335 with eight home runs and 35 RBI. Broken Records The 2010 Bobcats are breaking records as the season continues. Below is a list of achievements so far: Bret Atwood: 115 career runs scored - No career at-bats - No career hits - No. 4 Carson Smith: 90 single season strikeouts - No. 10 Garret Carruth: 5 single season saves - No. 7 Carruth Named to Midseason Watch List Garret Carruth was named to the midseason watch list for the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Award, an honor given to the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball. The Lewisville, Texas native is 5-3 on the season with a 3.32 ERA in 38.0 innings pitched. Carruth has struck out 39 batters while walking 12 in 27 appearances. Streaking... Junior Jason Martinson broke an 11-year old record with a 23-game hit streak, beginning March 13 and ending Apr. 23. Northwestern State held the slugger hitless in the first game of the series to end the streak. Terrence Moore held the previous record in 1999 with 21 games. Randell s Range Senior Laurn Randell showcased his talents from right field this season with 10 outfield assists. The mark is second in the nation. (Taken from generated responses) Drawing a Blank Last season, Texas State scored at least one run in each game to avoid the shutout... In fact, in 2008 Texas State was shutout just twice, falling 3-0 to UTSA and 11-0 to Texas. This season, the Bobcats have been blanked three times at the plate... Rice took a 5-0 decision on March 3 in the team s home opener and TCU took a 4-0 decision on March 23. In SLC action, Northwestern State blanked the Bobcats in an 8-0 decision after losing the first two games. Going For The Cycle On March 21, Jason Martinson completed his cycle in fashion. The junior needed a home run in his last at-bat and the Bobcats trailed Sam Houston State 8-7 with a runner on base. Martinson belted the game-winning hit to right field for the team s 9-8 victory to clinch the series. Randell Receives National Recognition Texas State senior Laurn Randell spent the week of April 6-11 dominating the plate. Randell went 11-for-15 in the Bobcats four games and received SLC Hitter of the Week honors along with a Hitter of the Day nod from Baseball American. Against UCA in game one, Randell went 5-for-5 with three RBI and two runs, falling a double shy of the cycle because he stretched out the hit into his second-career triple. In the three-game series, Randell batted.909 with a slugging percentage, added one outfield assist and a pair of stolen bases. Harrington Snags 350 Head coach Ty Harrington entered the 2010 season with 337 career wins, and a 12-1 run-rule of Lamar on Saturday gave Harrington his 350th-career win. The Bobcat skipper is in his 11th season with the Bobcat program. Martinson Tabbed SLC Hitter of the Week Jason Martinson (Birdville HS) took home Southland Conference Hitter of the Week accolades with his performance at the plate last week. The junior collected eight hits, four of which went for extra bases, and hit for the cycle in Texas State s 9-8 victory over Sam Houston to clinch the series. Swiping Bases Laurn Randell leads the team with 13 stolen bases, slowly working his way up the career stolen bases list with 36, a No. 6 mark currently , Adam Witek (06-09) 2. 46, Jack Wickersham (96-98) 3. 40, Dominic Ramos (02-05) 4. 39, Thomas Field (06-08) 5. 38, Evan Tierce (01-04)/Jason Washington (99-02) Grand Slammin On Andrew Stumph s lone hit of the night against Penn State the freshman cleared the bases with his second home run of the season, but Texas State s first-ever grand slam of the season to aid the Bobcats 20-6 tally. Sibley Named to QTI Classic Team Texas State opened the season with a three-game showcase at the QTI Baylor Classic in Waco. The Bobcats joined Baylor, Texas A&M and Western Kentucky in the six-game jaunt and unfortunately went down However, Tyler Sibley batted.417 in the effort, going 5-for-12 at the plate and earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team. Changing Faces, Trading Places Texas State has a new look to the infield this season, shifting All-American outfielder Tyler Sibley to second base and former second baseman Kyle Livingston to first base. Livingstone replaces All-American Paul Goldschmidt who was selected in the 2009 MLB Draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Sibley Named Preseason All-American Sophomore Tyler Sibley was named a third-team Preseason All-American by PING! Baseball earlier this year. In 2009, Sibley earned a spot on the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Team by Collegiate Baseball and was a Second-Team All-Southland Conference selection. Texas State University - San Marcos Location San Marcos, Texas Founded Enrollment... 30,806 Nickname... Bobcats School Colors...Maroon and Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Southland Conference President... Dr. Denise M. Trauth Faculty Representative... Dr. Paul Gowens Director of Athletics... Dr. Larry Teis Coaching Staff Head Coach...Ty Harrington Record at TXST (.572) Overall Record... Same Assistant Coach... Derek Matlock ... dm63@txstate.edu Assistant Coach... Jeremy Fikac ... jf40@txstate.edu Volunteer Assistant... Steven Trout Baseball Operations... Andy Barringer Administrative Assistant...Louise Franz Phone Best Time to Reach...Mornings Bobcat Field Home Field... Bobcat Field Capacity... 2,400 Dimensions Date Opened Press Box Phone Texas State Bobcats 2009 Record Home Away Neutral Southland Conference Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 19/12 Starters Returning/Lost... 5/4 Pitchers Returning/Lost... 9/6 Newcomers All-Time Record All-Time SLC Record Southland Tournament Record NCAA Tournament Record Southland Championships... 1 ( 09) SLC Tournament Championships... 3 ( 97, 99, 00) Last Postseason Opponent... Army Black Knights Result... L,4-7 (May 30, 2009 ) NCAA Regional Championships - Austin, Texas Sports Information Mailing Address: Texas State Sports Information Darren B. Casey Athletic Administration Complex, Rm University Drive San Marcos, Texas Assistant Director...Amber Arterberry (Baseball) Phone Cell aa32@txstate.edu

4 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Multiple Hit Games Name Total Atwood, Bret Livingstone, Kyle Kubitza, Kyle McVaney, Jeff Randell, Laurn Martinson, Jason Stumph, Andrew Sibley, Tyler Garcia, Shaun Vest, Clint Neumann, Daniel Kopycinski, Jordan Gallegos, Christia TEAM Multiple RBI Games Name Total Livingstone, Kyle Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason McVaney, Jeff Atwood, Bret Stumph, Andrew Randell, Laurn Sibley, Tyler Garcia, Shaun Neumann, Daniel Kopycinski, Jordan Vest, Clint TEAM Hitting Streaks Name Longest Current Martinson, Jason 22 7 Atwood, Bret 16 - Livingstone, Kyle 15 2 Randell, Laurn 11 5 McVaney, Jeff 7 1 Sibley, Tyler 7 1 Garcia, Shaun 6 3 Vest, Clint 6 1 Kubitza, Kyle 6 - Stumph, Andrew 5 - Kopycinski, Jordan 3 - Neumann, Daniel 2 - Taylor, Nico 2 - Gallegos, Christia 2 1 Lacombe, Andrew 2 - The Frisco, Texas native warranted the All-American honor after a stellar freshman campaign that included setting the singleseason record for Texas State and the Southland Conference with 77 runs scored. He closed out the year batting.359 with 84 hits, 10 home runs, 13 doubles and 38 RBIs. Sibley also recorded 14 stolen bases. Preseason Favorites The Texas State baseball team is favored to win its fourth Southland Conference regular season championship after preseason head coaches and sports information directors polls were released by the league. The Bobcats return 19 letterwinners, five starters and nine pitchers from the 2009 Championship team. Last season, Texas State won its first league title since 1997 and posted its best record in program history with 41 overall wins and 24 league wins. Being selected as No. 1 in the polls is a tremendous compliment to last year s team and the returning members of our championship squad, said head coach Ty Harrington. It certainly sets up expectations and we ll be fighting to live up to those expectations all season long. Bobcats Lead Preseason Team with Four In conjunction with Texas State being picked to repeat as Southland Conference champions, the Bobcats also placed a league-best four players on the preseason first and second teams. Outfielders Tyler Sibley and Bret Atwood were named to the first team, while Kyle Livingstone and Jason Martinson were named to the second team. 26 Seasons of Baseball The 2010 season marks the 26th season of baseball at Texas State University, and the program spouts an overall record in that time span. What a Year In 2009, Texas State celebrated its 25th season of baseball by shattering the status quo. The Bobcats opened a newly-rennovated stadium, received national rankings as high as 25th for the first time in the program s history, claimed their first-ever Southland Conference Championship, posted a overall record, the most wins by a Bobcat program, housed three All-American players and received an at-large bid as the No. 2 seed to the NCAA Austin Regional. The list continues, but Texas State s 25th year was one for the books. SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS S o u t h l a n d Overall Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Texas State Northwestern State Southeastern La Stephen F. Austin UT Arlington Lamar McNeese State Nicholls UTSA Sam Houston State A&M-Corpus Christi Central Arkansas

5 2010 Baseball Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht./Wt. B/T Yr./Exp Hometown/Previous School 1 Tyler Sibley IF 5 10/160 R/R SO/1L Frisco, TX / Frisco HS 2 Kyle Livingstone IF 6 0/215 R/R SR/1L Fort Worth, TX / Navarro College 3 Clint Vest IF 5 9/150 R/R SR/2L Sugar Land, TX / Elkins HS 4 Laurn Randell OF 6 1/200 R/R SR/3L Austin, TX / McCallum HS 6 Donnie Hart LHP/OF 5 11//150 L/L FR/HS Katy, Texas / Seven Lakes HS 7 Fielding Pittman RHP 5 8/180 R/R SR/1L Dallas, TX / Howard College 8 Jason Stone OF 5 9/160 R/R FR/HS Georgetown, TX / Georgetown HS 9 Jordan Kopycinski C 5 11/190 R/R SR/1L Houston, TX / Navarro College 10 Colton Turner LHP 6 3/180 R/R FR/HS Joshua, TX / Joshua HS 11 Jason Martinson IF 6 1/195 R/R JR/2L Hurst, TX / Birdville HS 13 Christian Gallegos IF 6 1/170 R/R FR/HS Corpus Christi, TX / Moody HS 14 Lee Colon LHP 5 9/195 L/L JR/TR Del Valle, TX / Temple College 15 Bryant Rutledge LHP 6 0/195 L/L SO/1L Frisco, TX / Frisco HS 17 Mitchell Pitts RHP 5 11/180 R/R SO/1L Highland Village, TX / Marcus HS 18 Travis Ballew RHP 6 0/160 R/R FR/HS Rockwall, TX / Rockwall HS 19 Jason Drymalla LHP 6 3/205 L/L JR/TR Bremond, TX / Navarro College 20 David Ramirez LHP/IF 6 0/175 L/L FR/HS Austin, TX / Bowie HS 21 Daniel Neumann IF/OF 6 0/190 R/R FR/HS Houston, TX / Memorial HS 22 Bret Atwood OF 5 8/155 L/R JR/2L Katy, TX / Katy HS 24 Cody Gambill OF 5 10/200 L/R JR/2L Allen, TX / Allen HS 25 Nico Taylor OF 6 3/215 R/R RS/SO McKinney, Texas / McKinney HS 26 Garrett Shepperd RHP 6 2/200 R/R FR/HS Georgetown, TX / Georgetown HS 27 Carson Smith RHP 6 5/215 R/R SO/TR Midland,TX / Grayson CC 29 Jeff McVaney OF/LHP 6 2/220 L/L SO/1L Houston,TX / Strake Jesuit HS 30 Andrew Stumph C/IF 6 0/220 R/R FR/HS Katy, TX / Katy HS 31 Brian Borski RHP 6 1/195 R/R JR/2L Houston, TX / St. Thomas HS 32 B.J. Armstrong OF 6 0/175 R/R JR/TR Beaumont, TX / Howard College 33 Matt Steiner RHP 6 3/205 R/R SO/1L Katy, TX / Morton Ranch HS 34 Shaun Garcia OF 5 10/180 L/L SR/1L Arlington, TX / Grayson CC 35 Joseph Dvorsky RHP 6 2/195 R/R JR/TR Woodway, TX / McClennan CC 38 Garret Carruth RHP 6 4/230 R/R SR/1L Lewisville, TX / Paris JC 39 Kyle Kubitza IF 6 3/190 R/R SO/1L Colleyville, TX / Colleyville Heritage 40 Michael Russo RHP 6 2/225 R/R SR/1L Lewisville, TX / Lon Morris College 41 Morgan Mickan OF 6 0/190 R/R SO/TR Georgetown,TX / Texas 42 Andrew Lacombe C/IF 5 11/205 R/R FR/HS Southlake, TX / Carroll HS 43 Covey Morrow LHP 6 4/185 L/L SO/1L Yoakum, TX / Yoakum HS 44 Colton Burnett IF 5 11/160 R/R FR/HS Weatherford, TX / Weatherford HS No. Name Pos. 32 Armstrong, B.J. OF 22 Atwood, Bret OF 18 Ballew, Travis RHP 31 Borski, Brian RHP 44 Burnett, Colton IF 38 Carruth, Garret RHP 14 Colon, Lee LHP 19 Drymalla, Jason LHP 35 Dvorsky, Joseph RHP 13 Gallegos, Christian IF 24 Gambill, Cody OF 34 Garcia, Shaun OF 6 Hart, Donnie LHP 9 Kopycinski, Jordan C 39 Kubitza, Kyle IF 42 Lacombe, Andrew C/IF 2 Livingstone, Kyle IF 11 Martinson, Jason IF 41 Mickan, Morgan OF 29 McVaney, Jeff LHP 43 Morrow, Covey LHP 21 Neumann, Daniel IF/OF 7 Pittman, Fielding RHP 17 Pitts, Mitchell RHP 20 Ramirez, David LHP/IF 4 Randell, Laurn OF 40 Russo, Michael RHP 15 Rutledge, Bryant LHP 26 Shepperd, Garrett RHP 1 Sibley, Tyler IF 27 Smith, Carson RHP 33 Steiner, Matt RHP 8 Stone, Jason OF 30 Stumph, Andrew C 25 Taylor, Nico OF 10 Turner, Colton LHP 3 Vest, Clint IF Coaching Staff Head Coach: Ty Harrington (5), Texas 89 Assistant Coaches: (16) Derek Matlock, UT Arlington 90 / (28) Jeremy Fikac, Texas State, 08 Volunteer Assistant: (12) Steven Trout, TCU 07 Director of Baseball Operations: Andy Barringer Student Assistant: (23) Cole Franco Athletic Trainer: Shawn Ready Pronunciation Guide Ballew - ba LOU Carruth ca RUTH Drymalla - dra MALL uh Dvorsky - DIVORCE ski Fikac - FEE cah tch Gallegos - Guy YEY gos Kopycinski - COPE ah SIN ski Kubitza - COO bits uh Lacombe - la COMB Laurn Randell - LOR N Rand UHl Nico - KNEE co

6 Texas State Baseball 2010 Overall Statistics Record: Home: 21-5 Away: Neutral: 0-2 Southland: 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% Livingstone, Kyle Vest, Clint Kubitza, Kyle Atwood, Bret McVaney, Jeff Martinson, Jason Randell, Laurn Garcia, Shaun Sibley, Tyler Stumph, Andrew Kopycinski, Jordan Neumann, Daniel Taylor, Nico Gallegos, Christian Lacombe, Andrew Burnett, Colton Carruth, Garret Smith, Carson Totals Opponents LOB - Team (439), Opp (406). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (44). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). CI - Team (4), Kopycinski 2, Stumph 2, Opp (2). IBB - Team (5), Livingstone 2, Kubitza 1, Martinson 1, Garcia 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Kubitza 2, Randell 2, Atwood 1, Sibley 1, Martinson 1, Vest 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha McVaney, Jeff / Smith, Carson / Carruth, Garret / Russo, Michael / Pitts, Mitchell / Pittman, Fielding / Morrow, Covey / Colon, Lee / Ballew, Travis / Rutledge, Bryant / Borski, Brian / Shepperd, Garret / Steiner, Matt / Turner, Colton / Dvorsky, Joseph / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), Stumph 2, Kopycinski 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (5), Russo 1, Smith 1, Stumph 1, Pitts 1, Kopycinski 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Stumph (21-33), Kopycinski (16-21), Russo (13-17), Colon (8-11), Borski (6-8), Smith (4-7), Pitts (0-3), Ballew (1-2), Morrow (0-2), Carruth (1-2), McVaney (1-2), Pittman (1-1), Steiner (1-1), Rutledge (1-1).

7 Texas State Baseball 2010 Overall Statistics - Southland Games Only Record: Home: 14-3 Away: 9-7 Southland: 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% Livingstone, Kyle Kubitza, Kyle Atwood, Bret Vest, Clint McVaney, Jeff Randell, Laurn Martinson, Jason Garcia, Shaun Stumph, Andrew Sibley, Tyler Gallegos, Christian Kopycinski, Jordan Neumann, Daniel Lacombe, Andrew Burnett, Colton Smith, Carson Carruth, Garret Totals Opponents LOB - Team (264), Opp (235). DPs turned - Team (34), Opp (27). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). CI - Team (3), Stumph 2, Kopycinski 1, Opp (2). IBB - Team (3), Martinson 1, Kubitza 1, Livingstone 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Randell 2, Kubitza 2, Martinson 1, Vest 1, Sibley 1. (Southland games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Ballew, Travis / Rutledge, Bryant / McVaney, Jeff / Morrow, Covey / Smith, Carson / Carruth, Garret / Pitts, Mitchell / Russo, Michael / Pittman, Fielding / Colon, Lee / Borski, Brian / Shepperd, Garret / Dvorsky, Joseph / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (1), Stumph 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (2), Smith 1, Russo 1, Opp (7). SBA/ATT - Stumph (11-18), Russo (10-12), Kopycinski (9-12), Colon (6-8), Smith (2-4), Pitts (0-2), McVaney (1-2), Carruth (0-1), Morrow (0-1), Pittman (1-1), Ballew (0-1), Borski (0-1).

8 Texas State Baseball 2010 Results Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Southland Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 19, 2010 at Houston W Russo (W 1-0) :32 Feb 20, 2010 at Houston W Colon (W 1-0) :00 Feb 21, 2010 at Houston W Borski (W 1-0) :34 Feb 26, 2010 at BAYLOR L Smith (L 0-1) :21 Feb 27, 2010 vs WESTERN KENTUCKY L Colon (L 1-1) :57 Feb 28, 2010 vs TEXAS A&M L Borski (L 1-1) :02 Mar 03, 2010 #9 RICE OWLS L Smith (L 0-2) :10 * Mar 05, 2010 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI W Carruth (W 1-0) 718 2:30 * Mar 06, 2010 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI L Borski (L 1-2) 714 3:06 * Mar 07, 2010 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI W Colon (W 2-1) 721 2:24 Mar 09, 2010 at #3 Texas Longhorns L Carruth (L 1-1) :42 Mar 12, 2010 PENN STATE W Russo (W 2-0) 868 3:18 Mar 13, 2010 PENN STATE W Carruth (W 2-1) 943 2:50 Mar 14, 2010 PENN STATE W Smith (W 1-2) 804 2:35 Mar 16, 2010 at Texas Tech W Pitts (W 1-0) :35 * Mar 19, 2010 at Sam Houston St. W Smith (W 2-2) 426 3:36 * Mar 21, 2010 at Sam Houston St.-1 W Morrow (W 1-0) - 2:51 * Mar 21, 2010 at Sam Houston St.-2 L Borski (L 1-3) 398 2:35 Mar 23, 2010 at #5 TCU L Borski (L 1-4) :30 * Mar 26, 2010 LAMAR CARDINALS W Pitts (W 2-0) 855 2:45 * Mar 27, 2010 LAMAR CARDINALS W Russo (W 3-0) 814 1:57 * Mar 28, 2010 LAMAR CARDINALS W Colon (W 3-1) 823 2:20 Mar 30, 2010 #22 TEXAS A&M W 6-5 (11) Pittman (W 1-0) :24 * Apr 01, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin W Smith (W 3-2) 206 3:02 * Apr 02, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin W Pittman (W 2-0) 201 2:51 * Apr 03, 2010 at Stephen F. Austin L Colon (L 3-2) 256 3:01 Apr 06, 2010 at BAYLOR L Borski (L 1-5) :15 * Apr 09, 2010 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W Smith (W 4-2) 702 2:09 * Apr 10, 2010 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W Russo (W 4-0) 837 2:24 * Apr 11, 2010 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W Colon (W 4-2) 881 3:14 Apr 13, 2010 at #4 Texas Longhorns L Carruth (L 2-2) :42 * Apr 17, 2010 at #23 SE Louisiana W (11) Carruth (W 3-2) 995 3:34 * Apr 18, 2010 at #23 SE Louisiana L Colon (L 4-3) 883 3:04 Apr 21, 2010 BAYLOR W Pitts (W 3-0) :30 * Apr 23, 2010 #30 NORTHWESTERN STATE W Smith (W 5-3) 775 2:44 * Apr 24, 2010 #30 NORTHWESTERN STATE W Pittman (W 3-0) 792 2:46 * Apr 25, 2010 #30 NORTHWESTERN STATE L Borski (L 1-6) 673 2:49 Apr 27, 2010 HOUSTON BAPTIST W Pitts (W 4-0) 576 2:45 * Apr 30, 2010 UTSA W Smith (W 6-3) 986 1:45 * May 01, 2010 UTSA W Carruth (W 4-2) 662 2:50 * May 2, 2010 at UTSA W McVaney (W 1-0) 444 4:10 May 04, 2010 at #23 Rice Owls L Borski (L 1-7) :34 * May 07, 2010 at McNeese State W Smith (W 7-3) 638 1:53 * May 08, 2010 at McNeese State L Russo (L 4-1) 532 2:33 * May 09, 2010 at McNeese State W Pitts (W 5-0) 351 2:26 May 12, 2010 #7 TCU L Borski (L 1-8) :13 * May 14, 2010 at Nicholls W Smith (W 8-3) 186 1:58 * May 15, 2010 at Nicholls L Carruth (L 4-3) 148 2:54 * May 16, 2010 at Nicholls L Pitts (L 5-1) 140 2:07 May 18, 2010 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W McVaney (W 2-0) 463 2:47 * May 20, 2010 TEXAS-ARLINGTON W Smith (W 9-3) 605 1:50 * May 21, 2010 TEXAS-ARLINGTON L Russo (L 4-2) 686 2:18 * May 22, 2010 TEXAS-ARLINGTON W Carruth (W 5-3) 701 2:50 * Apr 16, 2010 at #23 SE Louisiana L Smith (L 4-3) 981 2:35 () extra inning game

9 Texas State Baseball Summary Statistics Score by innings EX Total Texas State Opponents Record when... Overall Conference Non-Conference Home games 21-5 Away games Neutral site 0-2 Day games Night games 16-9 vs Left starter 11-6 vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games 16-7 Extra innings 2-0 Shutouts 4-4 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 15-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 2-6 Scored in 1st inning 17-4 Opp. scored in 1st 13-8 Scores first 20-6 Opp. scores first After 6 leading trailing tied 7-2 After 7 leading trailing tied 4-3 After 8 leading trailing tied 2-0 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs 11-0 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 2-4 Made 0 errors error errors 10-9 Opp. made 0 errors error errors 20-5 Out-hit opponent 26-3 Out-hit by opponent 7-15 Hits are tied 1-2 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

10 Texas State Baseball Category Leaders Batting avg 1. Livingstone, Kyle Vest, Clint Kubitza, Kyle Atwood, Bret McVaney, Jeff.335 Runs scored 1. Kubitza, Kyle Livingstone, Kyle Atwood, Bret 41 Martinson, Jason 41 McVaney, Jeff 41 Doubles 1. Martinson, Jason Kubitza, Kyle McVaney, Jeff Livingstone, Kyle Atwood, Bret 12 Total bases 1. Livingstone, Kyle Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason McVaney, Jeff Atwood, Bret 94 Sac bunts 1. Atwood, Bret Garcia, Shaun 4 3. Vest, Clint 3 Randell, Laurn tied at... 2 Caught stealing 1. Garcia, Shaun 7 2. Atwood, Bret 3 Livingstone, Kyle tied at.. 2 Strikeouts 1. Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason Randell, Laurn Stumph, Andrew tied at At bats 1. Atwood, Bret Livingstone, Kyle Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason Randell, Laurn 168 Games as sub 1. Garcia, Shaun Kopycinski, Jordan Burnett, Colton Gallegos, Christian 9 Vest, Clint 9 Slugging pct 1. McVaney, Jeff Kubitza, Kyle Livingstone, Kyle Martinson, Jason Randell, Laurn.440 Hits 1. Livingstone, Kyle Atwood, Bret Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason McVaney, Jeff 53 Triples 1. Martinson, Jason tied at... 2 Walks 1. Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason Garcia, Shaun Sibley, Tyler Livingstone, Kyle 19 Sac flies 1. Livingstone, Kyle 6 Martinson, Jason tied at... 2 Steal attempts 1. Atwood, Bret 14 Randell, Laurn Livingstone, Kyle Martinson, Jason Garcia, Shaun 10 Grounded into DP 1. Livingstone, Kyle 7 Martinson, Jason 7 3. Sibley, Tyler 6 4. Vest, Clint 3 McVaney, Jeff 3 Games played 1. Atwood, Bret 54 Livingstone, Kyle 54 Kubitza, Kyle 54 Martinson, Jason Garcia, Shaun 49 On base pct 1. Vest, Clint Kubitza, Kyle Garcia, Shaun Livingstone, Kyle Randell, Laurn.420 Runs batted in 1. Livingstone, Kyle Kubitza, Kyle Martinson, Jason McVaney, Jeff Atwood, Bret 33 Home runs 1. Livingstone, Kyle 10 Kubitza, Kyle McVaney, Jeff 8 4. Stumph, Andrew tied at... 4 Hit by pitch 1. Randell, Laurn Garcia, Shaun 7 3. Sibley, Tyler 6 4. Martinson, Jason 5 Livingstone, Kyle 5 Stolen bases 1. Randell, Laurn Atwood, Bret Martinson, Jason 9 Livingstone, Kyle 9 5. Sibley, Tyler 7 Stolen base pct 1. Randell, Laurn Sibley, Tyler Martinson, Jason Atwood, Bret Livingstone, Kyle.750 Total plate appearances 1. Atwood, Bret Livingstone, Kyle Martinson, Jason Kubitza, Kyle Randell, Laurn 203 Game starts 1. Atwood, Bret 54 Livingstone, Kyle 54 Kubitza, Kyle 54 Martinson, Jason Randell, Laurn 45

11 Texas State Baseball Category Leaders Pitching minimums - 1 Games Earned run avg 1. McVaney, Jeff Smith, Carson Carruth, Garret Russo, Michael Pitts, Mitchell 4.27 Wins 1. Smith, Carson 9 2. Pitts, Mitchell 5 Carruth, Garret 5 4. Russo, Michael 4 Colon, Lee 4 Innings pitched 1. Smith, Carson Russo, Michael Colon, Lee Borski, Brian Pitts, Mitchell 46.1 Games started 1. Russo, Michael Smith, Carson Borski, Brian Colon, Lee 8 5. Pitts, Mitchell 6 Wild pitches 1. Borski, Brian 9 2. Smith, Carson 5 Russo, Michael tied at... 4 Opposing bat avg 1. Steiner, Matt Rutledge, Bryant Smith, Carson Carruth, Garret Pittman, Fielding.242 Losses 1. Borski, Brian 8 2. Smith, Carson 3 Colon, Lee 3 Carruth, Garret 3 5. Russo, Michael 2 Batters struck out 1. Smith, Carson Russo, Michael Colon, Lee Carruth, Garret Borski, Brian 36 Games finished 1. Carruth, Garret Smith, Carson 7 3. McVaney, Jeff 6 4. Ballew, Travis 4 Pitts, Mitchell 4 Balks 1. Carruth, Garret 1 Colon, Lee 1 Russo, Michael 1 Ballew, Travis 1 Won-loss pct 1. Pittman, Fielding McVaney, Jeff Morrow, Covey Pitts, Mitchell Smith, Carson.750 Saves 1. Carruth, Garret 5 2. Smith, Carson 3 3. Pitts, Mitchell 1 Appearances 1. Carruth, Garret Pittman, Fielding Smith, Carson McVaney, Jeff Pitts, Mitchell 18 Games in relief 1. Carruth, Garret 25 Pittman, Fielding McVaney, Jeff Morrow, Covey Pitts, Mitchell 12 Hit batters 1. Smith, Carson Borski, Brian 5 3. Carruth, Garret tied at... 3 Intentional BB allowed 1. Russo, Michael 1 Sac bunts allowed 1. McVaney, Jeff 6 2. Smith, Carson 4 Russo, Michael 4 Borski, Brian 4 5. Pitts, Mitchell 3 Runs allowed 1. Steiner, Matt 2 2. Rutledge, Bryant 3 3. Shepperd, Garret 4 4. Dvorsky, Joseph 5 McVaney, Jeff 5 Doubles allowed 1. Rutledge, Bryant 0 2. Turner, Colton 1 Steiner, Matt 1 Ballew, Travis 1 Dvorsky, Joseph 1 Runners picked off 1. Smith, Carson 1 Kopycinski, Jordan 1 Russo, Michael 1 Stumph, Andrew 1 Pitts, Mitchell 1 Sac flies allowed 1. Smith, Carson 7 2. Colon, Lee 4 Borski, Brian 4 4. Russo, Michael 3 5. McVaney, Jeff 2 Earned runs allowed 1. Steiner, Matt 2 2. Shepperd, Garret 3 Rutledge, Bryant 3 4. Dvorsky, Joseph 4 McVaney, Jeff 4 Triples allowed 1. Rutledge, Bryant 0 Turner, Colton 0 Steiner, Matt 0 Ballew, Travis 0 Dvorsky, Joseph 0 Batters SO out looking 1. Russo, Michael Smith, Carson Colon, Lee 12 Borski, Brian tied at... 8 Hits allowed 1. Steiner, Matt 1 2. Rutledge, Bryant 3 3. Turner, Colton 5 Dvorsky, Joseph 5 5. Shepperd, Garret 7 Walks allowed 1. Dvorsky, Joseph 0 2. Ballew, Travis 1 3. Steiner, Matt 2 4. Shepperd, Garret 3 Turner, Colton 3 Home runs allowed 1. McVaney, Jeff 0 Ballew, Travis 0 Steiner, Matt 0 4. Carruth, Garret 1 Turner, Colton 1

12 Texas State Baseball Team Game-By-Game (Hitting) Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e avg Feb 19 at Houston Feb 20 at Houston Feb 21 at Houston Feb 26 at BAYLOR Feb 27 vs WESTERN KENTUC Feb 28 vs TEXAS A&M Mar 03 RICE OWLS *Mar 05 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI *Mar 06 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI *Mar 07 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI Mar 09 at Texas Longhorns Mar 12 PENN STATE Mar 13 PENN STATE Mar 14 PENN STATE Mar 16 at Texas Tech *Mar 19 at Sam Houston St *Mar 21 at Sam Houston St *Mar 21 at Sam Houston St Mar 23 at TCU *Mar 26 LAMAR CARDINALS *Mar 27 LAMAR CARDINALS *Mar 28 LAMAR CARDINALS Mar 30 TEXAS A&M *Apr 01 at Stephen F. Austin *Apr 02 at Stephen F. Austin *Apr 03 at Stephen F. Austin Apr 06 at BAYLOR *Apr 09 CENTRAL ARKANSAS *Apr 10 CENTRAL ARKANSAS *Apr 11 CENTRAL ARKANSAS Apr 13 at Texas Longhorns *Apr 17 at SE Louisiana *Apr 18 at SE Louisiana Apr 21 BAYLOR *Apr 23 NORTHWESTERN STA *Apr 24 NORTHWESTERN STA *Apr 25 NORTHWESTERN STA Apr 27 HOUSTON BAPTIST *Apr 30 UTSA *May 01 UTSA *May 2 at UTSA May 04 at Rice Owls *May 07 at McNeese State *May 08 at McNeese State *May 09 at McNeese State May 12 TCU *May 14 at Nicholls *May 15 at Nicholls *May 16 at Nicholls May 18 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M *May 20 TEXAS-ARLINGTON *May 21 TEXAS-ARLINGTON *May 22 TEXAS-ARLINGTON *Apr 16 at SE Louisiana Totals

13 Texas State Baseball Team Game-By-Game (Pitching) Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 19 at Houston Feb 20 at Houston Feb 21 at Houston Feb 26 at BAYLOR Feb 27 vs WESTERN KENTUC Feb 28 vs TEXAS A&M Mar 03 RICE OWLS *Mar 05 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI *Mar 06 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI *Mar 07 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI Mar 09 at Texas Longhorns Mar 12 PENN STATE Mar 13 PENN STATE Mar 14 PENN STATE Mar 16 at Texas Tech *Mar 19 at Sam Houston St *Mar 21 at Sam Houston St *Mar 21 at Sam Houston St Mar 23 at TCU *Mar 26 LAMAR CARDINALS *Mar 27 LAMAR CARDINALS *Mar 28 LAMAR CARDINALS Mar 30 TEXAS A&M *Apr 01 at Stephen F. Austin *Apr 02 at Stephen F. Austin *Apr 03 at Stephen F. Austin Apr 06 at BAYLOR *Apr 09 CENTRAL ARKANSAS *Apr 10 CENTRAL ARKANSAS *Apr 11 CENTRAL ARKANSAS Apr 13 at Texas Longhorns *Apr 17 at SE Louisiana *Apr 18 at SE Louisiana Apr 21 BAYLOR *Apr 23 NORTHWESTERN STA *Apr 24 NORTHWESTERN STA *Apr 25 NORTHWESTERN STA Apr 27 HOUSTON BAPTIST *Apr 30 UTSA *May 01 UTSA *May 2 at UTSA May 04 at Rice Owls *May 07 at McNeese State *May 08 at McNeese State *May 09 at McNeese State May 12 TCU *May 14 at Nicholls *May 15 at Nicholls *May 16 at Nicholls May 18 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M *May 20 TEXAS-ARLINGTON *May 21 TEXAS-ARLINGTON *May 22 TEXAS-ARLINGTON *Apr 16 at SE Louisiana Totals