#13 LOUISVILLE (13-4, 2-1 ACC) #24 DUKE (12-5, 2-1 ACC)

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1 @DUKEBASE #GODUKE 2019 BASEBALL GODUKE.COM SCHEDULE FEBRUARY All times Eastern 15 Lehigh ACCNE W, Lehigh ACCNE W, Lehigh ACCNE W, Davidson ACCNE W, Northwestern (1) ACCNE W, 5-4 (10) Northwestern (2) ACCNE W, Northwestern ACCNE L, Richmond ACCNE W, 5-2 MARCH 1 vs. Penn State W, vs. Penn State L, vs. Penn State W, Penn ACCNE L, 6-7 (11) 6 Penn ACCNE L, at Virginia ACCNE L, at Virginia (1) ACCNE W, 2-1 at Virginia (2) ACCNE W, East Carolina ACCNE W, Louisville ACCNE 4 p.m. 16 Louisville ACCNE 1 p.m. 17 Louisviile ACCNE 1 p.m. 20 Campbell ACCNE 4 p.m. 22 Wake Forest ACCNE 4 p.m. 23 Wake Forest ACCNE 1 p.m. 24 Wake Forest ACCNE 1 p.m. 26 at Davidson ACCNE 4 p.m. 29 at North Carolina ACCNE 6 p.m. 30 at North Carolina ACCNE 4 p.m. 31 at North Carolina ACCNE 1 p.m. APRIL 2 Durham Bulls (Exh.) 6 p.m. 3 at East Carolina 6 p.m. 5 Pittsburgh ACCNE 6 p.m. 6 Pittsburgh ACCNE 1 p.m. 7 Pittsburgh ACCNE 1 p.m. 9 at NC Central 6 p.m. 12 Virginia Tech ACCNE 6 p.m. 13 Virginia Tech ACCNE 1 p.m. 13 Virginia Tech ACCNE 1 p.m. 16 Texas Tech ACCNE 6 p.m. 19 at Clemson ACCNE 6 p.m. 20 at Clemson ACCNE 3 p.m. 21 at Clemson ACCNE 1 p.m. 23 NC Central ACCNE 6 p.m. 26 at Boston College ACCNE 6 p.m. 27 at Boston College ACCNE 2 p.m. 28 at Boston College ACCNE 1 p.m. MAY 5 VCU (DH) ACCNE 12 p.m. 8 Liberty ACCNE 6 p.m. 10 Georgia Tech ACCNE 6 p.m. 11 Georgia Tech ACCNE 1 p.m. 12 Georgia Tech ACCNE 1 p.m. 14 at Liberty ESPN+ 6 p.m. 16 at Miami ACCNE 7 p.m. 17 at Miami ACCNE 5 p.m. 18 at Miami ACCNE 1 p.m. #13 LOUISVILLE (13-4, 2-1 ACC) #24 DUKE (12-5, 2-1 ACC) MARCH DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK FRIDAY // 4 PM SATURDAY // 1 PM SUNDAY // 1 PM LHP GRAEME STINSON, JR. 2-1, 3.45 ERA LHP REID DETMERS, SO. 3-0, 0.33 ERA ACC NETWORK EXTRA Available via WatchESPN app LEADING OFF RHP BRYCE JARVIS, SO. 2-0, 3.86 ERA LHP NICK BENNETT, JR. 3-0, 1.64 ERA LHP BILL CHILLARI, JR. 2-0, 1.53 ERA RHP BRYAN HOEING, SR. 2-2, 3.60 ERA Duke looks to carry its momentum into the weekend, welcoming Louisville to Durham Bulls Athletic Park for a three-game series and another top-25 matchup. The No. 24 Blue Devils square off with their second ranked opponent of the week, after defeating No. 14 East Carolina Tuesday afternoon. Duke and No. 13 Louisville are set for a 4 p.m. first pitch Friday afternoon, while Saturday s and Sunday s game are both set for a 1 p.m. start at the DBAP. BY THE NUMBERS 2 Junior left-handed pitcher Bill Chillari currently ranks second in the ACC in WHIP, with a mark of The southpaw has only allowed eight hits and five walks across his 17.2 innings pitched, while recording 20 strikeouts in his outings. 9 Freshman Rudy Maxwell enters this weekend with a nine-game hitting streak, the longest on the team this season. Maxwell has recorded 12 hits across the span, including one double, one triple and his first career grand slam. 12 The Duke pitching staff ranks third in the ACC in ERA with a mark of 2.92 (50 ER/154.0 IP). Senior right-hander Hunter Davis headlines the effort with an ERA of 1.42, which ranks sixth in the conference, while junior left-hander Bill Chillari sports a 1.53 ERA to place ninth in the league. Davis also ranks second in the ACC in hits per nine innings, allowing 3.79 (8 H/19.0 IP), while Chillari ranks third at 4.08 (8 H/17.2 IP). 14 The Blue Devils have recorded 14 home runs over their last 14 contests, including four multi-home run outings. Senior Kennie Taylor and sophomore Michael Rothenberg lead the way for the Duke offense with three long balls apiece. THE DUKE SPORTS NETWORK Chris Edwards GODUKE.COM Live Stats & Audio WATCHESPN Live Video 17 Transitioning into an every day role this season, junior infielder Erikson Nichols has reached base safely in every contest this season. The third baseman is tied for second on the team in hits with 20, while batting at a.308 clip across the 16 games this season for the Blue Devils. 24 Senior Kennie Taylor owns a 24-game reached base streak, which dates back to last season. After reaching base safely in the last seven contests of the 2018 campaign, the Tampa, Fla., native has reached base safely in every contest this season. 24 The Blue Devils enter this week ranked No. 24 in the Baseball America poll, and have been ranked in the top 25 for the entire season. Louisville is ranked No. 13 in the publication s poll, which sets up a top 25 matchup at Durham Bulls Athletic Park this weekend. BY THE NUMBE 200 The Blue Devil pitching staff has totaled 200 strikeouts this season to lead the ACC, 12 more than any other school in the conference, while ranking fourth in the nation. The Duke pitchers also rank fourth in the country in strikeouts per nine innings with a mark of 11.7, with nine Duke pitchers having recorded double-digit strikeout totals. PROBABLE LINEUP C Michael Rothenberg So ,.262 1B Chris Crabtree So ,.271 2B Erikson Nichols Jr ,.308 3B Matt Mervis Jr. 9-3,.188 SS Ethan Murray Fr ,.262 LF Kyle Gallagher Gr ,.196 CF Kennie Taylor Sr ,.360 RF Chase Cheek Jr ,.250 DH Rudy Maxwell Fr ,.323 VS BA R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB ERA BB K FLD%

2 DUKE vs. LOUISVILLE SERIES HISTORY Series Record (First Meeting) (1906) Durham, N.C Louisville, Ky Neutral Not Available Under Chris Pollard Current Streak... W1 PAST SEVEN MEETINGS A Durham, N.C. L 0-1 A Durham, N.C. W 2-1 A Durham, N.C. L 1-11 A Louisville, Ky. W 5-3 A Louisville, Ky. L 5-7 A Louisville, Ky. L 0-10 Y Durham, N.C.* L 2-9 *ACC Tournament LAST SERIES APRIL 21, 2017 (Louisville, Ky. Patterson Stadium) Score By Innings R H E LOB Duke Louisville Winning Pitcher: Mitch Stallings Losing Pitcher: Brendan McKay Save: Jack Labosky APRIL 22, 2017 (Louisville, Ky. Patterson Stadium) Score By Innings R H E LOB Duke Louisville X Winning Pitcher: Adam Wolf Losing Pitcher: James Ziemba Save: Lincoln Henzman APRIL 23, 2017 (Louisville, Ky. Patterson Stadium) Score By Innings R H E LOB Duke Louisville X Winning Pitcher: Nick Bennett Losing Pitcher: Ryan Day Save: None SERIES HISTORY Duke and Louisville will meet for the eighth time in program history this weekend as the Blue Devils open up their home conference slate. The Cardinals hold a 5-2 series advantage over the Blue Devils, including a 2-1 mark over Duke in Durham. Most recently, the Blue Devils and the Cardinals matched up in the 2018 ACC Tournament, with Louisville coming away with a 9-2 victory. The two teams last met in the regular season in 2017, when the Blue Devils traveled to Louisville for a three-game series. Duke took the series opener, 5-3, before falling in the final two games of the series. Head coach Chris Pollard holds a 2-5 mark against Louisville. QUICK FACTS PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Program 1889 All-Time Program Record 2,101-1, Most Victories in a Season 45 (2018) NCAA Tournament Appearances (Last) 7 (2018) NCAA Tournament Record ACC Tournament Appearances (Last) 36 (2018) ACC Tournament Record ACC Championships 3 (1956, 1957, 1961) All-ACC Selections 103 All-Americans 12 MLB Draft Selections (Alumni) 75 (42) UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Durham, N.C. Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,485 Colors Duke Blue (PMS 287) & White Nickname Blue Devils Conference (Division) ACC (Coastal) President Dr. Vincent Price Athletic Director Dr. Kevin M. White STAFF Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Hitting Assistant Coach Pitching Director of Operations Athletic Trainer Chris Pollard Josh Jordan Jason Stein Dusty Blake Chris Gordon Aldo Plata SPORTS INFORMATION Baseball Contact Josh Foster Office (919) Cell (205) joshua.foster@duke.edu BLUE DEVILS PICKED TO FINISH SECOND IN ACC COASTAL DIVISION Duke was picked to finish second in the 2019 ACC Coastal Division in a poll of the conference s 14 head coaches. Thirteen coaches picked North Carolina to win the Coastal Division, while Virginia received the other first-place vote. The Tar Heels tallied 97 points, ahead of both Virginia and Duke, who tied for second with 64 points apiece. Miami placed fourth with 61 points, while Georgia Tech (59), Pitt (24) and Virginia Tech (23) rounded out the teams in the division. The Blue Devils finished second in the ACC Coastal a season ago, posting an record in conference play. HOT START FOR THE DEVILS The Blue Devils are off to a hot start in the 2019 campaign, holding a 12-5 record across their first 17 games. Duke has been perfect across each of its four weekend series this season, including a sweep over Lehigh, series wins over Big Ten opponents in Northwestern and Penn State, and a series victory over Virginia. This past weekend, the Blue Devils traveled to Charlottesville for their conference series of the season, coming away with a pair of victories to claim the series. After inclement weather forced the two teams to move Friday s series opener to Saturday, Virginia took game one, 11-3, before Duke bounced back to sweep Sunday s doubleheader to secure the series win. The Blue Devils carried their momentum from the weekend into this week, defeating No. 14 East Carolina, 7-2, Tuesday afternoon. The win snapped Duke s 17-game losing streak to the Pirates, and marked the Blue Devil s first victory over ECU since WELCOME TO K-VILLE The Blue Devil pitching staff has been impressive through the first 17 games, recording 200 strikeouts to lead the ACC, 12 more than any other school in the conference, while ranking fourth in the nation. The Blue Devils also rank fourth in the country in strikeouts per nine innings with 11.7, and rank second in the league in hits allowed per nine innings at mark of 6.84 (117 H/154.0 IP). Nine Duke pitchers have recorded double-digit strikeout totals so far this season, with sophomore Bryce Jarvis leading the way with 24 strikeouts, while junior left-hander Graeme Stinson and senior Hunter Davis tie for second with 23 punchouts apiece. CAPTAIN KENNIE Senior co-captain Kennie Taylor has proved to be a leader across the 2019 campaign, both on and off the field for this year s team. Taylor, the squad s starting center fielder, leads the club in multiple statistical categories, including hits (27), doubles (7), RBI (18) and runs (19), while tying for the team lead in home runs (3) and stolen bases (6). His 27 hits place him atop the ACC heading into this week s matchup, while being tied for third in doubles. The Tampa, Fla., native has reached base safely in every contest this season, and owns a reached-base streak of 24 games, dating back to last season. GOING STREAKIN Five Blue Devils currently own double-digit reached base streaks, highlighted by senior Kennie Taylor s 24 game reached base streak which dates back to last season. Junior Erikson Nichols owns a 17-game reached base streak, reaching base safely in every contest this season, while sophomore Michael Rothenberg has a 14-game reached base streak. The duo of sophomore Chris Crabtree and freshman Ethan Murray each own 10-game reached base streaks. Freshman Rudy Maxwell is currently riding a nine-game hitting streak, which serves as a team-long, while Nichols has an eight-game hitting streak entering this weekend. DUKE IN THE NATIONAL POLLS The Blue Devils entered the 2019 campaign ranked within the top 25 in three of the six national collegiate baseball polls. Duke landed at No. 20 in the Collegiate Baseball preseason poll, No. 22 in Baseball America s rankings and No. 25 on the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) preseason poll. The Blue Devils were also listed at No. 31 in Perfect Game s ranking, while receiving votes in the USA Today Coaches Poll to begin the season. After four weekends of action, Duke now sits at No. 24 in the Baseball America poll.

3 DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK JACK COOMBS FIELD 409 BLACKWELL STREET DURHAM, NC OPENED 1995 SURFACE Grass CAPACITY 10,000 DIMENSIONS 305-LF, 371-LC, 400-CF, 373-RC, 327-RF DETAILS On October 2, 2015, Duke renewed its agreement with the Durham Bulls to play home games at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park (DBAP), home of the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. Beginning in 2016, the contract renewal is a seven-year agreement that allows Duke to play up to 36 exhibition and home games at the DBAP each year. The agreement also called for a limited number of Duke practices at the DBAP as well as a new permanent Duke locker room and clubhouse at the facility. Duke and the Durham Bulls began their partnership prior to the Blue Devils 2010 season. The 2019 campaign marks the 10th consecutive season in which Duke will play homes games at the DBAP. Under the new agreement, the Blue Devils will play the vast majority of their home schedule at the minor league venue. 101 WHITFORD DRIVE DURHAM, NC OPENED 1931 SURFACE Turf CAPACITY 2,000 DIMENSIONS 325-LF, 370-LC, 400-CF, 380-RC, 335-RF DETAILS Jack Coombs Field is Blue Devils the on-campus home field, located up the hill from Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke s home stadium since 1931, Coombs underwent significant renovations over the past several years, including the installation of state-of-the-art synthetic AstroTurf in The Blue Devils are scheduled to play five games in 2019 at Coombs, including a three-game ACC series against Virginia Tech as well as a Sunday doubleheader against VCU. ACC STANDINGS ATLANTIC DIVISION School ACC Pct. Overall Pct. COASTAL DIVISION School ACC Pct. Overall Pct. NC State Miami Clemson Duke Florida State Virginia Tech Louisville Georgia Tech Notre Dame Virginia Boston College North Carolina Wake Forest Pitt THE STINSON SPOTLIGHT Junior left-hander Graeme Stinson entered the 2019 campaign as one of the top prospects for the 2019 MLB Draft. The southpaw received five preseason All-America nods, including a Baseball America first-team honor where he was one of only three unanimous first-team selections. The Norcross, Ga., native also earned a spot on the D1Baseball first team, the Collegiate Baseball second team, the Perfect Game/Rawlings third team and the NCBWA third team. Graeme has assumed his role of the Blue Devils Friday night starter, while his younger brother, Cooper Stinson, serves in the weekend rotation as the Sunday starter. The Stinsons rank second and fourth on the team and strikeouts, as Graeme is second with 23 punchouts, while Cooper is right behind with 22 of his own. D1Baseball lists the younger Stinson at No. 4 among the publication s list of impact freshmen in the ACC. FRESH FACES ON THE DIAMOND After losing 16 lettermen from last year s roster, including seven of nine positional starters, 12 newcomers have seen their first career action as a Blue Devil across this season. The combination of freshmen Jack Carey, Damon Lux, Rudy Maxwell, Ethan Murray, Matt Stinebiser and Cooper Stinson, sophomore Wil Hoyle, juco transfer Eli Herrick, and graduate transfers Kyle Gallagher and Ben Gross each saw their first action as Blue Devil opening weekend against Lehigh, while freshmen Aaron Beasley and Kyle Salley made their first career appearances in the Northwestern series. Murray has started every contest this season for the Blue Devils, while Maxwell has made 16 starts and Gallagher has earned 14. NO-HIT WONDER In the series opener against Penn State, the Duke pitching staff tossed a combined no-hitter, leading the Blue Devils to a 14-0 victory over the Nittany Lions. The no-hitter served as only the sixth in school history, and the first since Tom Blackburn accomplished the feat against Rollins in The Duke pitching staff tallied 11 strikeouts across the nine hitless innings, while only surrendering two walks. Headlining the effort was starting pitcher Graeme Stinson (2-1), who worked the first 5.0 innings, collecting five punchouts, and allowing two walks to earn his second win of the season. Sophomore Matt Dockman followed in relief, tossing 1.0 inning and recording one strikeout, while freshman Jack Carey went on to work the final 3.0 frames, notching five strikeouts to earn his first career save. THIS WEEKEND AT THE DBAP March 15 marks National Shoe the World Day. Friday, March 15 through Sunday, the Duke baseball team will hold a shoe donation drive, encouraging all fans to bring a new and/or gently used pair of shoes to donate Durham Community. Those who participate by donating a pair of shoes in this shoe drive will receive free admission. Enjoy St. Patrick s Day, Sunday, March 17, at the ballpark. Themed cookies and Duke Baseball SPD themed decals will be available to fans at the marketing table located in front of section 204 while supplies last. Inflatables, carnival games, face painters, balloon artists and more for all fans in attendance. Kids 12 and under are able to stick around for a chance to run the bases postgame. ON DECK FOR DUKE Following this weekend, the Blue Devils remain at Durham Bulls Athletic Park for the continuation of their eight-game homestand. Duke welcomes Campbell on Wednesday for a midweek matchup before hosting in-state foe Wake Forest next weekend for a a three-game ACC series at the DBAP. MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS BLUE DEVILS IN THE POLLS DUKE S RECORD WHEN Week BA CB D1 NCBWA PG USAT Game 1 of Weekend Series Preseason NR RV Game 2 of Weekend Series /18/ NR 25 NR RV Game 3 of Weekend Series /25/ NR 25 NR RV Midweek Games /4/ NR 25 NR RV 3/11/ NR NR -- NR RV Starter Receives Decision /18/ Bullpen Receives Decision /25/ Starter Throws >5 Innings /1/ Starter Throws <5 Innings /8/ /15/ /22/ /29/ /6/ /13/

4 ACC WEEKEND SERIES Boston College at Wake Forest Florida State at NC State Louisville at Duke Miami at North Carolina Notre Dame at Clemson Virginia at Georgia Tech Virginia Tech at Pitt TRUSTING THE PROCESS After serving as reserve during the 2018 campaign, junior infielder Erikson Nichols has proved to be consistent bat in the Blue Devil lineup in 2019, starting every contest this campaign. Nichols owns a 17-game reached base streak as one of only two Blue Devils to reach base safely this season. The Oradell, N.J., native is tied for second on the team in hits with 20, and is currently riding an eight-game hitting streak. Through 17 games this season, Nichols has already surpassed his career RBI total with 12 so far. NICHOLS CAREER BREAKDOWN Years GP-GS R H RBI BACK FOR SECONDS Transitioning into everyday roles, sophomores Chris Crabtree and Michael Rothenberg have enjoyed solid starts to their second year. After seeing action in only 20 games last season, including six starts, Crabtree has already matched his hit total from a season ago, while surpassing his run total with 12 this season. The Bahama, N.C., native ranks second on the team in on-base percentage with a mark of.418, and owns a 10- game reached base streak entering the Louisville series. Rothenberg has already matched his RBI total from a season ago with 17, doing so in just 17 games this season compared to 34 games in The Boca Raton, Fla., native currently owns a 14-game reached base streak entering the weekend, has posted four multi-rbi contests. CRABTREE S YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN Years GP-GS R H RBI ROTHENBERG S YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN Years GP-GS R H RBI KENNIE THE HITMAN TAYLOR Senior co-captain Kennie Taylor leads the ACC with 27 hits this season, averaging 1.59 hits per game through 17 starts. Taylor finished last season with 62 hits across 61 games, averaging 1.02 hits per contest. Through 17 games last season, Taylor only had 15 knocks averaging only 0.88 hits per game. The Tampa, Fla., native s mark of 1.59 hits per game places him on pace to finish with 89 hits through 56 games this season. The singleseason Duke record for hits is 93, which was achieved by Vaughn Schill in TAYLOR S HIT BREAKDOWN Years GP-GS H H/G *through 17 starts 2019 HONORS INF, CHRIS CRABTREE, SO Omaha Award RHP HUNTER DAVIS, SR Omaha Award LHP, GRAEME STINSON, JR. Baseball America Preseason All-America First Team Baseball America Preseason ACC Pitcher of the Year Collegiate Baseball Preseason All-America Second Team D1Baseball Preseason All-America First Team D1Baseball Preseason ACC Pitcher of the Year NCBWA Preseason All-America Third Team Perfect Game Preseason All-America Third Team Perfect Game Preseason All-ACC USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Watch List PLAYER RANKINGS BASEBALL AMERICA 2019 TOP 50 COLLEGE PROSPECTS 4 Graeme Stinson LHP BASEBALL AMERICA 2018 TOP 200 MLB DRAFT PROSPECTS 9 Graeme Stinson LHP 61 Adam Laskey LHP D1BASEBALL TOP 350 COLLEGE PROSPECTS 4 Graeme Stinson LHP 32 Adam Laskey LHP 135 Bryce Jarvis RHP D1BASEBALL TOP ACC PROSPECTS, 2019 DRAFT 1 Graeme Stinson LHP 5 Adam Laskey LHP 26 Bryce Jarvis RHP 48 Kennie Taylor OF D1BASEBALL TOP ACC PROSPECTS, 2020 DRAFT 4 Michael Rothenberg C 9 Joey Loperfido INF 40 Matt Mervis RHP/INF D1BASEBALL ACC IMPACT FRESHMEN 4 Cooper Stinson RHP 31 Jack Carey RHP 38 Ethan Murray RHP/INF MLB PIPELINE TOP 50 MLB DRAFT PROSPECTS 9 Graeme Stinson LHP PERFECT GAME TOP 300 PROSPECTS, 2019 DRAFT 6 Graeme Stinson LHP 94 Adam Laskey LHP PERFECT GAME TOP 100 COLLEGE PROSPECTS, 2019 DRAFT 4 Graeme Stinson LHP 50 Adam Laskey LHP PERFECT GAME 2019 TOP 100 COLLEGE JUNIORS 3 Graeme Stinson LHP 48 Adam Laskey LHP PERFECT GAME 2019 TOP 100 COLLEGE SOPHOMORES 32 Michael Rothenberg C

5 2019 SINGLE GAME HIGHS DUKE Runs, Game vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Runs, Inning... 12, 3rd inning vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Hits, Game...18 vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Hits, Inning...9, 3rd inning vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Doubles...5 vs. Penn State (3/2) Triples... 3 vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Home Runs...3 at Virginia (3/10 - Game 2) Extra-Base Hits...9 vs. Northwestern (2/24) Stolen Bases... 9 vs. Penn (3/5) Left on Base vs. Penn (3/5) Errors (Committed By)...3 vs. Penn (3/5) Strikeouts...16 vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 1) Walks vs. Penn State (3/1) Double Plays (Hit Into)...2 vs. Penn State (3/1) Triple Plays (Hit Into)...N/A OPPONENTS Runs, Game...11 by Virginia (3/9) Runs, Inning...6 by Virginia, 4th inning (3/9) Hits, Game...11, 4 times, last by Virginia (3/9) Hits, Inning...4 by Virginia, 4th inning (3/9) Doubles...3 at Virginia (3/9) Triples... 1, 4 times, last by Virginia (3/9) Home Runs... 3 by Penn State (3/2) Extra-Base Hits...9 vs. Northwestern (2/24) Stolen Bases... 3 by Penn State (3/3) Left on Base...12 by Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Errors (Committed By)...4 by Penn State (3/1) Strikeouts...18 by Lehigh (2/15) Walks by Northwestern (2/23 - Game 1) Double Plays (Hit Into)... 3 by Penn State (3/3) Triple Plays (Hit Into)...N/A INDIVIDUAL BATTING Longest Hitting Streak...9 Games, Rudy Maxwell (3/1-current) Runs... 3, 5 times, last by Chris Crabtree at Virginia (3/10 - Game 2) Hits...3, 8 times, last by Chris Crabtree at Virginia (3/10 - Game 2) Doubles...1, 27 times, last by RJ Schreck & Kyle Gallagher vs. East Carolina (3/12) Triples...1, 7 times, last by Rudy Maxwell vs. Penn (3/5) Home Runs... 2, Kennie Taylor vs. Penn State (3/3) Inside-the-Park Home Run...N/A Consecutive Games with a Home Run...2, Michael Rothenberg (2/24-2/26) Runs Batted In...6, Kennie Taylor vs. Penn State (3/3) Stolen Bases...2, 4 times, last by Chris Crabtree vs. Penn (3/5) Strikeouts...4, Rudy Maxwell vs. Lehigh (2/15) Walks... 3, Chris Crabtree vs. Penn (3/5) STARTS BY POSITION Pitcher: G. Stinson (4), Jarvis (4), C. Stinson (4), Chillari (4), Gross (1) Catcher: Rothenberg (12), Maxwell (5) First Base: Crabtree (17) Second Base: Loperfido (5), Wardwell (7), Hoyle (2), Nichols (3) Third Base: Nichols (14), Mervis (3) Shortstop: Murray (17) Left Field: Gallagher (14), Schreck (3) Center Field: Taylor (17) Right Field: Cheek (17) Designated Hitter: Maxwell (11), Rothenberg (5), Stinebiser (1) BLUE DEVILS AT A GLANCE Overall Record Current Streak... Won 3 Series Record Home Road Neutral Day/Night /2-0 vs. Top-25 Teams In February In March In April In May In June vs. RHS/LHS...9-4/3-2 Duke Scores First Comeback Wins... 4 Losses After Leading...3 Extra Innings One-Run Games Two-Run Games Leading After 6/7/ /11-0/11-0 Trailing After 6/7/ /1-2/0-3 Duke Out-Hits Opponent Opponent Out-Hits Duke Two Teams Match on Hits TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Most Games Over , twice, last 3/12 Most Games Under N/A Longest Winning Streak...6 Games (2/15-2/23) Longest Losing Streak...3 Games (3/5-3/9) Largest Margin of Victory...15 vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Largest Margin of Defeat... 8 at Virginia (3/9) Fewest Hits, Game...5 vs. Lehigh (2/17) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game... 0 vs. Penn State (3/1) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings Pitched, Starter , Bryce Jarvis at Virginia (3/10 - Game 1) Innings Pitch, Reliever...3.0, 3 times, last by Hunter Davis vs. Penn (3/5) Strikeouts... 9, Bryce Jarvis vs. Lehigh (2/16) Walks...5, Bryce Jarvis vs. Northwestern (2/23 - Game 2) Fewest Hits Allowed, Starter (5.0+ IP)...0, Graeme Stinson vs. Penn State (3/1) Consecutive Scoreless IP, Starter , Graeme Stinson (2/15-3/1) Consecutive Scoreless IP, Reliever , Thomas Girard (2/15-3/3) Consecutive Scoreless Relief Appearances...5, Thomas Girard (2/15-3/3) Consecutive Saves Converted... 2, Thomas Girard (2/26-current) Longest Winning Streak, Starter...2, twice, Bill Chillari & Bryce Jarvis (2/16-current)

6 CHRIS POLLARD HEAD COACH SEVENTH SEASON AT DUKE 14 Chris Pollard became Duke University s 25th head baseball coach in June 2012, taking the reigns of the Blue Devil program after successful stints at Pfeiffer University and Appalachian State University. In addition to guiding the Blue Devils to five straight 30-win seasons, Pollard led Duke to an at-large bid to the 2016 NCAA Tournament, ending the program s 55-year drought without making the postseason event. Pollard became the fastest Duke head coach to reach 100 wins with the Blue Devils, recording his 100th victory at Duke March 15, 2016, against Maryland Eastern Shore. During Pollard s tenure, 19 Blue Devils have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft. RECORDS Career At Duke ACC ACC Tournament 4-5 NCAA Tournament 7-7 EDUCATION B.A. Psychology Davidson 96 M.S. Physical Education Mississippi St. 04 EXPERIENCE Duke University (2013-Present) Head Coach Appalachian State ( ) Head Coach Pfeiffer University ( ) Head Coach Davidson College ( ) Assistant Coach ACCOMPLISHMENTS NCAA Tournaments (4) 2004, 2012, 2016, 2018 Conference Championships (2) 2004, 2012 Conference Coach of the Year (2) 2004, 2012 ASSISTANT COACHES 12 JOSH JORDAN Associate Head Coach 11 JASON STEIN Assistant Coach // Hitting 39 DUSTY BLAKE Assistant Coach // Pitching YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School Record % Conference Record % Finish 2000 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas th 2001 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas th 2002 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas th 2003 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas rd 2004 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas st 2005 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2006 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2007 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2008 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2009 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2010 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2011 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2012 Appalachian State Southern Conference t-1st 2013 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2014 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2015 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference t-12th 2016 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2017 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2018 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2019 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference CHRIS POLLARD VS. ALL OPPONENTS School Duke Total School Duke School Duke Total Akron Total Oregon State Alabama Georgia Penn Albany Georgia Southern Penn State Army West Point Georgia Tech Pittsburgh Auburn Gonzaga Presbyterian Binghamton Hartford Princeton Boston College High Point Quinnipiac Bryant Indiana Radford Buffalo Iona Richmond Bucknell Jacksonville State Rider California Kentucky Saint Louis Campbell LaSalle Samford Canisius Lehigh South Carolina Charleston Southern Liberty Southern California Charlotte Louisville Tennessee The Citadel Longwood Tennessee Tech Clemson LSU Texas Tech Coastal Carolina Marist Toledo College of Charleston Marshall Towson Columbia Maryland Troy Coppin State Miami (Fla.) UMES Cornell Mount St. Mary s UNC Asheville Davidson NC State UNCG Dayton Niagara Upstate Delaware State Norfolk State Vanderbilt East Carolina North Carolina Virginia East Tennessee State North Carolina A&T VCU N/A N/A Elon North Carolina Central Virginia Tech Fairleigh Dickinson Northwestern Wake Forest Florida Notre Dame West Virginia Florida State Oakland Western Carolina Furman Ohio State Wofford Gardner-Webb Oklahoma Yale George Mason

7 2019 ROSTER CATCHERS: 5 // INFIELDERS: 9 // OUTFIELDERS: 7 RHP: 14 // LHP: 7 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Bill Chillari chill-air-ee Chris Dutra dew-tra Thomas Girard jer-rard Cameron Kovachik koh-vah-chick Joey Loperfido low-per-fee-doh Jason Stein steen Graeme Stinson graham Matt Stinebiser sinte-buy-sir Aaron Therien thayer-ee-un Jake Topolski tah-pole-ski SUPPORT STAFF Brad Amersbach Academic Coordinator Brad Berndt Baseball Administrator Anthony Davis Equipment Manager Brittany Del Barba Digital Video Assistant Chris Edwards Play-by-Play Announcer Josh Foster Sports Information Chris Gordon Director of Operations Matt Hess Game Operations Tony Ledwell Marketing Joe Manhertz Iron Dukes Major Gifts Brittney Morrison Ticket Operations Dan Perlmutter Strength & Conditioning Coach Aldo Plata Athletic Trainer Sterling Truitt Live Video Assistant De Ana Tyler Duke Dukes Annual Fund PLAYERS # Name B/T Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Ethan Murray R/R RHP/INF Fr. Crozet, Va. (The Miller School) 2 Cooper Stinson R/R RHP Fr. Norcross, Ga. (Norcorss) 3 Chris Crabtree L/L INF So. Bahama, N.C. (Riverside) 4 Wil Hoyle S/R INF So. Durham, N.C. (Jordan) 5 Jake Swartz L/R OF Fr. Florence, S.C. (Trinity Burns) 6 Jimmy Loper R/R RHP Fr. Chesapeake, Va. (Hickory) 7 Chris Dutra R/R C Jr. New Rochelle, N.Y. (Iona Prep) 8 Thomas Girard R/R RHP So. Simsbury, Conn. (Avon Old Farms) 9 Damon Lux R/R OF Fr. Shelbyville, Ind. (Shelbyville) 10 Matt Stinebiser L/R C Fr. Northville, Mich. (Detroit Catholic Central) 13 Oliver McCarthy L/L LHP Fr. Brooklyn, N.Y. (Poly Prep) 15 Kennie Taylor R/R OF Sr. Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit) 16 Aaron Beasley L/L LHP/INF Fr. Durham, N.C. (Voyager Academy) 17 Matt Dockman L/L LHP So. Hilliard, Ohio (Watterson) 18 Aaron Therien S/R C Sr. Durham, N.C. (Durham Academy) 19 Al Pesto R/R RHP Sr. Savannah, Ga. (Benedictine Military) 20 Matt Mervis L/R INF/RHP Jr. North Bethesda, Md. (Georgetown Prep) 22 Jake Topolski R/R INF Fr. Medford, N.J. (Lenape) 23 Kyle Gallagher R/R OF Gr. Endwell, N.Y. (Maine-Endwell/Cornell) 25 Eli Herrick L/R RHP Jr. Auburn, Wash. (Puyallup/Bellevue College) 26 Rudy Maxwell R/R C Fr. Brentwood, Tenn. (Ensworth) 27 Bill Chillari L/L LHP Jr. Newport, N.J. (St. Augustine Prep) 28 Bryce Jarvis L/R RHP/INF So. Franklin, Tenn. (Brentwood Academy) 29 Coleman Williams R/R RHP Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Marist) 30 Kyle Salley L/L LHP/OF Fr. Flossmoor, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor) 31 Graeme Stinson L/L LHP Jr. Norcross, Ga. (Norcross) 32 Jack Carey R/R RHP Fr. Summit, N.J. (St. Peter s Prep) 33 Adam Laskey R/L LHP Jr. Barrington, N.J. (Haddon Heights) 34 Steve Mann R/R OF So. Farmington Hills, Mich. (Detroit County Day) 35 Ben Gross R/R RHP Gr. Cranbury, N.J. (Princeton/Princeton) 36 Joey Loperfido L/R INF So. Haddonfield, N.J. (Haddonfield Memorial) 37 Josh Nifong L/R RHP So. High Point, N.C. (High Point Christian Academy) 38 Michael Rothenberg S/R C So. Boca Raton, N.C. (Pine Crest) 40 RJ Schreck L/R OF Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake) 41 Hunter Davis R/R RHP Sr. Atlanta, Ga. (The Westminster Schools) 42 Erikson Nichols R/R INF Jr. Oradell, N.J. (Bergen Catholic) 43 Chase Cheek L/L OF Jr. Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips) 50 Tyler Wardwell S/R INF So. Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle) COACHES 14 Chris Pollard Head Coach Davidson ( 96) 12 Josh Jordan Associate Head Coach // Recruiting Coordinator Catawba ( 02) 11 Jason Stein Assistant Coach // Hitting Coach Eastern Kentucky ( 97) 39 Dusty Blake Assistant Coach // Pitching Coach Appalachian State ( 03) 7

8 TV ROSTER 1 ETHAN MURRAY RHP/INF Fr. Crozet, Va. 2 COOPER STINSON RHP Fr. Norcross, Ga. 3 CHRIS CRABTREE INF So. Bahama, N.C. 4 WIL HOYLE INF So. Durham, N.C JAKE SWARTZ JIMMY LOPER CHRIS DUTRA THOMAS GIRARD DAMON LUX MATT STINEBISER OLIVER MCCARTHY OF Fr. Florence, S.C. RHP Fr. Chesapeake, Va. C Jr. New Rochelle, N.Y. RHP So. Simsbury, Conn. OF Fr. Shelbyville, Ind. C Fr. Northville, Mich. LHP Fr. Brooklyn, N.Y. 15 KENNIE TAYLOR OF Sr. Tampa, Fla. 16 AARON BEASLEY LHP/INF Fr. Durham, N.C 17 MATT DOCKMAN LHP So. Hilliard, Ohio 18 AARON THERIEN LHP Sr. Durham, N.C. 19 AL PESTO RHP Sr. Savannah, Ga. 20 MATT MERVIS INF/RHP Jr. Potomac, Md. 22 JAKE TOPOLSKI INF Fr. Medford, N.J. 23 KYLE GALLAGHER 25 ELI HERRICK 26 RUDY MAXWELL 27 BILL CHILLARI 28 BRYCE JARVIS 29 COLEMAN WILLIAMS 30 KYLE SALLEY OF Gr. Endwell, N.Y. RHP Jr. Auburn, Wash. C Fr. Brentwood, Tenn. LHP Jr. Newport, N.J. RHP/INF So. Franklin, Tenn. RHP Jr. Atlanta, Ga. LHP/OF So. Flossmoor, Ill. 31 GRAEME STINSON LHP Jr. Norcross, Ga. 32 JACK CAREY RHP Fr. Summit, N.J. 33 ADAM LASKEY LHP Jr. Barrington, N.J. 34 STEVE MANN OF So. Farmington Hills, Mich. 35 BEN GROSS RHP Gr. Cranbury, N.J. 36 JOEY LOPERFIDO INF So. Haddonfield, N.J. 37 JOSH NIFONG RHP So. High Point, N.C 38 MICHAEL ROTHENBERG C So. Boca Raton, Fla 40 RJ SCHRECK OF Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. 41 HUNTER DAVIS RHP Sr. Atlanta, Ga. 42 ERIKSON NICHOLS INF Jr. Oradell, N.J. 43 CHASE CHEEK OF Jr. Orlando, Fla. 50 TYLER WARDWELL INF So. Cincinnati, Ohio 8

9 MAJOR LEAGUE History MLB DRAFT SELECTIONS # denotes player returned to Duke! denotes January secondary draft Year Name Pos. Organization Rd. Overall 2018 Griffin Conine OF Toronto Blue Jays 2nd Jimmy Herron OF Chicago Cubs 3rd Chris Proctor C Detroit Tigers 13th Zack Kone SS Pittsburgh Pirates 13th Ethan DeCaster RHP Detroit Tigers 18th Jack Labosky RHP Tampa Bay Rays 22nd Mitch Stallings LHP Atlanta Braves 30th Justin Bellinger 1B Cincinnati Reds 22nd James Ziemba LHP Los Angeles Angels 22nd Jimmy Herron # OF New York Yankees 31st Bailey Clark RHP Chicago Cubs 5th James Ziemba # LHP Philadelphia Phillies 37th 1, Brian McAfee RHP Tampa Bay Rays 38th 1, Michael Matuella RHP Texas Rangers 3rd Sarkis Ohanian RHP Cincinnati Reds 9th Kenny Koplove RHP Philadelphia Phillies 17th Andrew Istler RHP Los Angeles Dodgers 23rd James Marvel RHP Pittsburgh Pirates 36th 1, Drew Van Orden RHP Washington Nationals 5th 154 Year Name Pos. Organization Rd. Overall 1994 Sean McNally 3B Kansas City Royals 16th Scott Pinoni 1B Kansas City Royals 20th Mike Kotarski LHP Colorado Rockies 20th Quinton McCracken 2B Colorado Rockies 25th John Courtright LHP Cincinnati Reds 8th Tim Rumer LHP New York Yankees 8th Tim Roberts LHP Seattle Mariners 75th 1, Mike Trombley RHP Minnesota Twins 14th John Furch 1B Chicago White Sox 23rd Ron Bianco 2B Chicago Cubs 24th Tommy Decker C Cleveland Indians 41st Todd Lamb RHP Atlanta Braves 10th Tom Brassil SS San Diego Padres 6th Tom Brassil # SS Detroit Tigers 15th Kevin Rigby 2B Atlanta Braves 14th Larry Doby OF Chicago White Sox 34th Steve Kesses! OF New York Mets 1st Brian Bochow SS Pittsburgh Pirates 32nd Alan Schwartz P Cincinnati Reds 3rd Jordan Betts 3B Boston Red Sox 18th Robert Huber RHP Oakland Athletics 26th Marcus Stroman RHP Toronto Blue Jays 1st Dennis O Grady RHP San Diego Padres 34th 1, Jake Lemmerman SS Los Angeles Dodgers 5th Chris Manno LHP Washington Nationals 26th Jeremy Gould LHP New York Mets 28th Michael Ness RHP Houston Astros 33rd Nate Freiman 1B San Diego Padres 8th Andrew Wolcott RHP Arizona Diamondbacks 17th Matt Williams C Chicago Cubs 18th Alex Hassan RHP/OF Boston Red Sox 20th Chris Manno # LHP Washington Nationals 38th 1, Tim Sherlock OF Arizona Diamondbacks 40th 1, Michael Ness # RHP San Francisco Giants 47th 1, Nate Freiman # 1B Texas Rangers 28th Jimmy Gallagher OF Chicago White Sox 7th 239 DRAFT PICKS BY POSITION POSITION... # RHP LHP C...5 1B...6 2B...3 3B...4 SS...7 OF...12 DRAFT PICKS BY ROUND ROUND... # Brett Bartles INF Cincinnati Reds 30th Tony Bajoczky RHP Boston Red Sox 34th 1, Tim Layden LHP/INF Chicago Cubs 6th Zach Schreiber RHP Atlanta Braves 16th Brian Patrick OF Toronto Blue Jays 25th Larry Broadway 1B Montreal Expos 3rd Kevin Kelly INF San Francisco Giants 5th J.D. Alleva INF Kansas City Royals 24th Vaughn Schill SS Seattle Mariners 4th Chris Capuano LHP Arizona Diamondbacks 8th Stephen Cowie RHP Seattle Mariners 9th Jeff Becker INF Milwaukee Brewers 20th Gregg Maluchinuk C Atlanta Braves 20th Richard Dishman RHP Atlanta Braves 23rd Scott Schoeneweis LHP California Angels 3rd David Darwin LHP Detroit Tigers 26th Richard Dishman # RHP San Francisco Giants 46th 1, Mike King OF Tampa Bay Devil Rays 62nd 1, Ray Farmer OF Seattle Mariners 61st 1,522 DRAFT PICKS BY ORGANIZATION AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ORGANIZATION... # ORGANIZATION... # Baltimore Orioles... 0 Arizona Diamondbacks...3 Boston Red Sox...3 Atlanta Braves... 6 Chicago White Sox...3 Chicago Cubs...5 Cleveland Indians...1 Cincinnati Reds...5 Detroit Tigers... 4 Colorado Rockies...2 Houston Astros...1 Los Angeles Dodgers...2 Kansas City Royals...3 Miami Marlins...1 Los Angeles Angels...2 Milwaukee Brewers...1 Minnesota Twins...1 New York Mets...2 New York Yankees...2 Philadelphia Phillies...2 Oakland Athletics...1 Pittsburgh Pirates...3 Seattle Mariners... 4 San Diego Padres...3 Tampa Bay Rays...3 San Francisco Giants...3 Texas Rangers...2 St. Louis Cardinals... 0 Toronto Blue Jays...3 Washington Nationals Ryan Jackson LHP/OF Florida Marlins 7th 180

10 16 AARON BEASLEY FRESHMAN LHP/INF L/L DURHAM, N.C. 32 JACK CAREY FRESHMAN RHP R/R SUMMIT, N.J Rawlings-Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American (HS) Rated as the No. 8 overall prospect and the top-ranked left-handed pitcher in the state of North Carolina by Perfect Game Made his collegiate debut in game two of the series against Northwestern, working 1.0 inning 2019 TOTAL TOTAL Hits: Doubles: Triples: Home runs: Total bases: RBI: Runs scored: Walks: Struck out: At bats: Stolen bases: Innings pitched: 1.0 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 Walks allowed: 3 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 Strikeouts: 2 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 Batters faced: 6 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, Rawlings-Perfect Game Northeast All-Region First Team Rated as the No. 5 overall prospect in the state of New Jersey, and the second-best right-handed pitcher by Perfect Game Made his collegiate debut in game two of the series against Lehigh, tossing 3.0 scoreless innings Pitched the final 3.0 frames in Duke s combined no-hitter over Penn State, recording a season-high five strikeouts to earn his first career save TOTAL Innings Pitched: 3.1 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 Walks Allowed: 3 vs. Penn, March, 5, 2019 Strikeouts: 5 vs. Penn State, March 1, 2019 Batters faced: 19 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 RANKINGS D1Baseball ACC Impact Freshmen: No GAME-BY-GAME 2/16/19 Lehigh /23/19 Northwestern (2) W 3/1/19 vs. Penn State SV 3/5/19 Penn GAME-BY-GAME 2/23/19 Northwestern (2) /9/19 at Virginia CHASE CHEEK JUNIOR OF L/L ORLANDO, FLA. Elected to the team s leadership council as the junior class representative A perfect 6-for-6 on stoeln base attempts this seaosn, tying for first on the team Has started every contest this season at right field Ranks second on the team in doubles with five on the campaign TOTAL Hits: 3 vs. Penn State, March 3, 2019 Doubles: 1, 11 times, last vs. Penn State, March 3, 2019 Triples: 1 vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 Home runs: Total bases: 4, twice, last vs. Penn State, March 3, 2019 RBI: 2, 3 times, last vs. Northwestern (2), Feb. 23, 2019 Runs scored: 3 vs. Campbell, June 2, 2018 Walks: 2 vs. Northwestern (1), Feb. 23, 2019 Struck out: 2, 5 times, last vs. Penn, March 5, 2019 At bats: 6 vs. Penn, March 5, 2019 Stolen bases: 2, twice, last vs. Davidson, Feb. 19,

11 BILL CHILLARI 27 3 JUNIOR LHP L/L NEWPORT, N.J. CHRIS CRABTREE SOPHOMORE INF L/L BAHAMA, N.C. Currently ranks second in the ACC in WHIP, with a mark of 0.74, only allowing eight hits and five walks across his 17.2 innings pitched Tied for the team lead in wins with two Made his first ACC career ACC start in the series finale with Virginia, working 4.2 innings, allowing only one unearned run on two hits and two walks Posted a 6-1 record and a 4.72 ERA as a sophomore in 2018 Currently holds a 10-game reached base streak, tied for third longest on the team Ranks second on the squad in on-base percentage at a mark of.418 Currently tied third on the team in stolen bases with four on the season Recipient of the 2018 Omaha Award, awarded to the team s best all-around athlete Posted a standout performance in the 2018 NCAA Athens Regional, being named to the All-Tournament team and selected as the Most Outstanding Player TOTAL Innings pitched: 5.0, vs. Davidson, April 10, 2018 Walks allowed: 3, vs. Davidson, April 10, 2018 Strikeouts: 6 vs. Lehigh, Feb. 15, 2019 Batters faced: 21, vs. Davidson, April 10, GAME-BY-GAME 2/18/18 at Vanderbilt /23/18 Bucknell /27/18 at North Carolina Central /7/18 Longwood W 3/14/18 Yale * W 3/21/18 Maryland Eastern Shore * W 3/27/18 Presbyterian /1/18 Notre Dame /4/18 Campbell * W 4/10/18 Davidson * W 4/17/18 East Carolina * L 5/6/18 Gardner-Webb (1) /8/18 Liberty * W 5/13/18 North Carolina /18/18 at Georgia Tech /4/18 vs. Georgia * TOTAL Hits: 4 vs. Troy, June 3, 2018 Doubles: 1, 8 times, last at Virginia (2), March 10, 2019 Triples: 1 vs. Penn State, March 3, 2019 Home Runs: 2 vs. Troy, June 3, 2018 Total bases: 10 vs. Troy, June 3, 2018 RBI: 5 vs. Troy, June 3, 2018 Runs scored: 3 at Virginia (2), March 10, 2019 Walks: 3 vs. Penn, March 5, 2019 Struck out: 2, 5 times, last at Virginia (1), March 10, 2019 At bats: 5, 3 times, last at Virginia (2), March 10, 2019 Stolen bases: 2 vs. Penn, March 5, 2019 HONORS 2018 NCAA Athens Regional All-Tournament Team 2018 NCAA Athens Regional Most Outstanding Player ACC Academic Honor Roll 2019 GAME-BY-GAME 2/15/19 Lehigh /19/19 Davidson * W 2/23/19 Northwestern (2) /26/19 Richmond * W 3/2/19 vs. Penn State /5/19 Penn * /10/19 at Virginia (2) *

12 HUNTER DAVIS 41 SENIOR RHP R/R ATLANTA, GA. 17 MATT DOCKMAN SOPHOMORE LHP L/L HILLIARD, OHIO Tied for the team lead in appearances with eight on the season, while leading the pitching staff in innings with 19.0 Has recorded 23 strikeouts this season, a total that ties him for second on the squad Elected to the team s leadership council for the fourth straight year, and selected as a team captain for the 2019 squad Majoring in economics TOTAL Innings pitched: 4.1 at Wake Forest, March 25, 2016 Walks allowed: 3 at Wake Forest, April 6, 2018 Strikeouts: 6 at Wake Forest, Mar 25, 2016 Batters faced: 21 at Wake Forest, Mar 25, 2016 HONORS ACC Academic Honor Roll ACC Academic Honor Roll ACC Academic Honor Roll 2018 GAME-BY-GAME 2/16/18 at Vanderbilt /21/18 NC Central W 2/25/18 Bucknell W 3/2/18 Cornell /14/18 Yale /21/18 Maryland Eastern Shore /3/18 at Richmond /6/18 at Wake Forest /20/18 NC State /18/18 at Georgia Tech /1/18 vs. Troy /10/18 at Texas Tech GAME-BY-GAME 2/15/19 Lehigh /19/19 Davidson /23/19 Northwestern (1) /26/19 Richmond /2/19 vs. Penn State L 3/5/19 Penn /10/19 at Virginia (1) SV 3/812/19 East Carolina Entered in a relief appearance in game two against Lehigh, working a career-high 3.1 scoreless innings to earn his first career win Pitched 1.0 inning in Duke s combined no-hitter over Penn State, recording across his lone inning of work TOTAL Innings pitched: 3.1 vs. Lehigh, Feb. 17, 2019 Walks allowed: 2 at NC Central, Feb. 27, 2018 Strikeouts: 4, twice, last vs. Lehigh, Feb. 17, 2019 Batters faced: 13 vs. Lehigh, Feb. 17, 2019 HONORS ACC Academic Honor Roll 2018 GAME-BY-GAME 2/16/18 at Vanderbilt /21/18 North Carolina Central /24/18 Bucknell /27/18 at North Carolina Central * /7/18 Longwood /10/18 Virginia (1) /14/18 Yale /18/18 Miami /21/18 Maryland Eastern Shore /23/18 at Pittsburgh /25/18 at Pittsburgh /30/18 Notre Dame /1/18 Notre Dame /4/18 Campbell /10/18 Davidson /14/18 at Florida State /17/18 East Carolina /20/18 NC State /27/18 at Virginia Tech /13/18 North Carolina /17/18 at Georgia Tech /25/18 vs. Louisville /10/18 at Texas Tech /11/18 at Texas Tech L 2019 GAME-BY-GAME 2/17/19 Lehigh W 2/23/19 Northwestern (1) /1/19 vs. Penn State /3/19 vs. Penn State /6/19 Penn L 3/9/19 at Virginia