GAMES WILLIAM & MARY (0-0,) AT CLEMSON (0-0) 1-3. AT CLEMSON Clemson leads 5-1 Last: Clemson claimed a three-game series, 2-1, in 2013

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MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR: Jordan Williams / PHONE: (757) / CELL: (706) / jwilliams04@wm.edu FEBRUARY 2018 SCHEDULE Fri. 16 at Clemson 4 pm Sat. 17 at Clemson 2 pm Sun. 18 at Clemson 3 pm Tue. 20 VCU 4 pm Wed. 21 MARYLAND 4 pm Fri. 23 QUINNIPIAC 4 pm Sat. 24 QUINNIPIAC 2 pm Sun. 25 QUINNIPIAC 1 pm Wed. 28 at Virginia 3 pm MARCH Fri. 2 HIGH POINT 6 pm Sat. 3 HIGH POINT 4 pm Sun. 4 HIGH POINT 1 pm Tue. 6 RADFORD 6 pm Wed. 7 RADFORD 4 pm Fri. 9 Campbell 6 pm Sat. 10 Campbell 3 pm Sun. 11 Campbell 2 pm Wed. 14 LEHIGH 6 pm Fri. 16 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 6 pm Sat. 17 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 4 pm Sun. 18 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 1 pm Tue. 20 George Washington 3:30 pm Wed. 21 GEORGE MASON 6 pm Fri. 23 College of Charleston * 6 pm Sat. 24 College of Charleston * 4 pm Sun. 25 College of Charleston * 1 pm Wed. 28 Old Dominion 6 pm Fri. 30 UNCW * 6 pm Sat. 31 UNCW * 4 pm APRIL Sun. 1 UNCW * 1 pm Tue. 3 Maryland 4 pm Wed. 4 GEORGE WASHINGTON 6 pm Fri. 6 TOWSON * 6 pm Sat. 7 TOWSON * 4 pm Sun. 8 TOWSON * 1 pm Tue. 10 OLD DOMINION 6 pm Fri. 13 James Madison 6 pm Sat. 14 James Madison 4 pm Sun. 15 James Madison 1 pm Tue. 17 NORFOLK STATE 6 pm Fri. 20 Northeastern * 2:30 pm Sat. 21 Northeastern * 1 pm Sun. 22 Northeastern * 1 pm Tue 24 RICHMOND 6 pm Fri. 27 HOFSTRA * 6 pm Sat. 28 HOFSTRA * 4 pm Sun. 29 HOFSTRA * 1 pm MAY Fri. 4 North Carolina State 6:30 pm Sat. 5 North Carolina State 6:30 pm Sun. 6 North Carolina State 1 pm Fri. 11 DELAWARE * (DH) 3 pm, 6 pm Sun. 13 DELAWARE * 1 pm Tue. 15 Virginia Tech 6 pm Thu. 17 Elon * 6 pm Fri. 18 Elon * 6 pm Sat. 19 Elon * 4 pm Wed.-Sat CAA Championships TBD Home Game Bold CAPS * CAA Game CAA Tournament held at JMU in Harrisonburg, Va. Times and dates subject to change GAMES 1-3 WILLIAM & MARY (0-0,) AT CLEMSON (0-0) Feb , 2018 Clemson, S.C. Doug Kingsmore Stadium Live Stats: ClemsonTigers.com Video: ACC Network Extra Audio: ClemsonTigers.com SERIES HISTORY ALL-TIME Clemson leads 5-1 Last: Clemson claimed a three-game series, 2-1, in 2013 AT CLEMSON Clemson leads 5-1 Last: Clemson claimed a three-game series, 2-1, in 2013 W&M NEWS AND NOTES W&M starts off a new season at a nationally-ranked opponent for the third time in the last four years. After hosting a 2017 NCAA Regional, Clemson earned a top 25 spot in three preseason national rankings (NCBWA, Baseball America, USA Today Coaches Poll). Last year, the Tribe traveled to then-ranked No. 2 Florida, and visited another SEC opponent in thenranked No. 18 Ole Miss in The Green and Gold is coming off a well-decorated 2017 season after tying seventh for the most wins (32) in program history. W&M finished top-three in the CAA standings for its fifth consecutive postseason appearance, which is a program-best since qualifying started for the CAA Baseball Tournament. At the end of the season, four Tribe players signed minor league contracts two of which were selected in the first five rounds of the MLB draft. A trio of Tribe Baseball players earned preseason recognition from the Colonial Athletic Association, highlighted by sophomore Brandon Raquet making the preseason All- Conference Team. Senior Ryan Hall and junior Hunter Smith both received Honorable Mention distinctions. In the predicted order of finish, the Tribe tied fifth with Elon with 37 points. UNCW (six first-place votes) is the preseason favorite, followed by Delaware (three first-place votes) and College of Charleston rounding out the top three. The Tribe returns a plethora of experienced position players for A total of seven players made at least 38 appearances last year. Hall, a.299 career hitter, made the most starts in 2017 with 55. Raquet also saw action in 50-plus games and owns the top batting average (.337) among returners. W&M sports a fairly young pitching staff as 57 percent of its arms are freshmen (four) and sophomores (four). Junior Bodie Sheehan is the most seasoned returner with 30 career starts and career innings pitched. The Tribe also retained a pair of key relievers in seniors Charlie Fletcher (3.14 ERA) and Robert White (4.76 ERA), who combined for a 7-2 record last year. Furthermore, sophomores Wade Strain, Jamie Sara, and Chris Farrell earned doubledigit appearances in 2017 and are poised to take the next step. The Green and Gold added 10 newcomers to the roster, including a pair of transfers. Andrew Burnick, a graduate transfer from Penn, will provide an extra veteran arm to the bullpen, while community college transfer (Guilford Tech) Colin Lipke will offer more firepower to the offense. The first-year players consist of David Hogarth (INF), Justin Pearson (LHP), Jacob Haney (RHP), Aljo Sujak (LHP), Matt McDermott (INF), Randy Prosperi (RHP), and Will Evans (C). In the comfy confines of Plumeri Park, W&M was at the top of its game last year. The Tribe went 18-7 (.720) when facing opponents in Williamsburg. Nine of the team s wins were by five runs or more. The Tribe is scheduled to hold 30 home dates at Plumeri this year. Senior Charlie Fletcher ranks seventh in Tribe history with 77 career appearances. The Ashburn, Va., native needs 19 more trips to the bump to break the all-time record. He made at least 30 appearances in the last two seasons, including W&M s second-most (33) in Last season, Fletcher logged 28.2 innings of relief allowed just 10 earned runs on 30 hits (3.14 ERA) and posted a 3-1 record. Right-handed pitcher Jacob Haney will be the first true freshman to start on opening weekend since Jason Inghram 15 was the previous rookie hurler to crack the first weekend rotation of a season. Sophomore righty Jamie Sara will also make the first weekend start of his career. Sara made 12 appearances with three mid-week nods, notched a 1-1 record and secured a save last year. Under head coach Brian Murphy, W&M has fashioned three 30-plus win seasons in his four years as the skipper. His most wins (34) occurred in his first season at the helm (2014), resulting in CAA Coach of the Year honors. Murphy owns a career record of (.524) and (.600) mark in conference play.

2 Game 1-3 at Clemson 2 CURRENT STREAKS Overall 0-0 CAA 0-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 0-0 Current Streak: - Last 5 game - Last 10 games - Last 15 games - Last 20 games - Longest Winning Streak - Longest Losing Streak - PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP *2017 STATS Friday, Feb. 16 4:00 PM Clemson, S.C. Jacob Hennessy, LHP, So. 2-1, 3.82 ERA, 30.2 IP, 37 K s Bodie Sheehan, LHP, Jr. 6-5, 4.58 ERA, 90.1 IP, 78 K s Saturday, Feb. 17 2:00 PM Clemson, S.C. Brooks Crawford, RHP, Jr. 4-0, 1.23 ERA, 22.0 IP, 22 K s Jamie Sara, RHP, So. 1-1, 4.58 ERA, 19.2 IP, 12 K s Sunday, Feb. 18 3:00 PM Clemson, S.C. Jake Higginbotham, LHP, RSo. -, - ERA, - IP, - K s 2018 WILLIAM & MARY BASEBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/ Previous School 1 Brandon Raquet OF So. Boalsburg, Pa. / State College 2 David Hogarth INF Fr. Havertown, Pa. / Haverford School 3 Patrick Ryan INF So. McLean, Va. / Bishop O'Connell 5 Ryan Hall OF Sr. Richmond, Va. / Cosby 6 Justin Pearson LHP Fr. Stafford, Va. / Mountain View 7 Colin Lipke INF Jr. Greensboro, N.C. / Lucy Ragsdale 8 Kyle Wrighte INF R-Jr. South Riding, Va. / Freedom 9 Owen Socher OF Jr. Vienna, Va. / James Madison 10 David Angstadt INF So. Glen Allen, Va. / Collegiate 11 Wade Strain RHP So. Burke, Va. / Lake Braddock 12 Craig McLane OF Sr. Richmond, Va. / The Steward School 13 Chris Farrell RHP R-So. Great Falls, Va. / Flint Hill 14 Jacob Haney RHP Fr. Charlottesville, Va. / The Covenant School 15 Matthew Trehub C/1B So. Southborough, Mass. / BB&N 16 Nick Butts RHP Jr. Chesterfield, Va. / Manchester 17 Jason Waldman RHP/INF Jr. Centreville, Va. / Fairfax 18 Zach Pearson INF Jr. Houston, Texas / Mirabeau B. Lamar 19 Christopher Lohr RHP Sr. Fairfax, Va. / Robinson Secondary School 20 Michael Goldak RHP/INF So. Sugar Land, Texas / Kincaid 21 Hunter Smith C Jr. Caldwell, N.J. / James Caldwell 22 Aljo Sujak LHP Fr. Tenafly, N.J. / Tenafly 23 Jamie Sara RHP So. Alexandria, Va. / West Potomac 24 Charlie Fletcher RHP Sr. Ashburn, Va. / Briar Woods 25 Luca Farina OF Sr. Murrysville, Pa. / Central Catholic 26 Matt McDermott INF Fr. Little Falls, N.J / Saint Peter's Prep 27 Robert White RHP Sr. Norfolk, Va. / Indian River 29 Will Moore RHP Fr. Charlottesville, Va. / The Covenant School 30 Randall Prosperi RHP Fr. Fairfax, Va. / WT Woodson 31 Will Evans C Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. / Notre Dame (HS) 33 Michael Toner RHP Sr. Cumming, Ga. / Marist 34 Bodie Sheehan LHP Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. / First Colonial 37 Noah LoCascio C/1B R-So. Mount Pleasant, S.C. / Wando 40 Andrew Burnick RHP Gr. Matthews, N.C. / Providence Day School Jacob Haney, RHP, Fr. -, - ERA, - IP, - K s GENERAL INFORMATION Name: College of William & Mary Location: Williamsburg, Va. Founded: 1693 (2nd oldest college in U.S.) Enrollment (includes graduate): 8,617 Nickname: Tribe Colors: Green, Gold and Silver Arena (capacity): Kaplan Arena (8,600) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) President: W. Taylor Reveley (Princeton, 1965) Chancellor: Robert M. Gates (William & Mary, 1965) Director of Athletics: Samantha K. Huge (Gordon, 1992) TRIBE BASEBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Brian Murphy (Merrimack, 2003) Record at W&M: (5th Season) Career Record: (5th Season) Assistant Coach Coach: Brian Casey (Tufts, 2007) Assistant Coach: Pat McKenna ( Bryant, 2009) Volunteer Assistant: Chad Marshall (Stony Brook, 2012) Record (CAA): (15-8/3rd) Position Players Returning/Lost: 16/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost: 10/6 First Year of Varsity Baseball: 1895 All-Time Record: 1,532-1, (.478) Conference Championships: Seven (1906, 1911, 1914, 1915, 1983, 2001, 2016) NCAA Regional Appearances: Four (1983, 2001, 2012, 2016) Head Coach: #28 Brian Murphy (fifth season) Assistant Coaches: #32 Brian Casey (sixth season), #14 Pat McKenna (second season), #38 Chad Marshall (second season) Athletic Trainer: Robbie Lester Strength and Conditioning Coach: John Sauer Pronunciation Guide 1 - Brandon Raquet - Ra-Kay 9 - Owen Socher - Soccer 10 - David Angstadt - Ang-Stat 22 - Aljo Sujak - Ah-Low Sue-Jack 30 - Randy Prosperi - Pross-Per-Ee 37 - Noah LoCascio - Cas-e-o PROBABLE STARTERS POS NO NAME Avg. H 2B 3B HR RBI Notes C 21 Hunter Smith Earned preseason CAA Honorable Mention citation 1B 15 Trehub Saw action in 48 games as a freshman last year 2B 26 Matt McDermott Will make Green and Gold debut as a starter 3B 3 Patrick Ryan Carries an eight-game on-base streak into 2018 SS 18 Zach Pearson Making second career start at short stop this weekend LF 1 Brandon Raquet Named to preseason CAA All-Conference Team CF 9 Owen Socher Carries a seven-game on-base streak into 2018 RF 5 Ryan Hall Earned preseason CAA Honorable Mention citation DH 7 Colin Lipke A community college transfer from Guilford Tech ON THE MOUND POS NO NAME W-L ERA IP H BB SO Notes LHP 37 Bodie Sheehan Most experienced starter in the rotation RHP 23 Jamie Sara Making first weeekend start after 12 appearances in 2017 RHP 14 Jacob Haney First freshman to start opening weekend since 2012

3 3 Game 1-3 at Clemson 2017 WILLIAM & MARY RECORD WHEN... Overall Conference Non-Conference Home games Away games Neutral site Day games Night games vs Left starter vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games Extra innings Shutouts Scoring 0-2 runs Scoring 3-5 runs Scoring 6-9 runs Scoring 10+ runs Opponent 0-2 runs Opponent 3-5 runs Opponent 6-9 runs Opponent 10+ runs Scored in 1st inning Opp. scored in 1st Scores first Opp. scores first After 6 leading After trailing After tied After 7 leading After trailing After tied After 8 leading After trailing After tied Hit 0 home runs Hit 1 home run Hit 2+ home runs Opponent 0 home runs Opponent 1 home run Opponent 2+ HRs Made 0 errors Made 1 error Made 2+ errors Opp. made 0 errors Opp. 1 error Opp. 2+ errors Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied MULTIPLE HIT GAMES Player Total 30 Charles Ameer Cullen Large Ryan Hall Team MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Player Total 4 Cullen Large Ryan Hall Hunter Smith Team HITTING STREAKS Player Longest Current 4 Cullen Large Ryan Hall Charles Ameer Brandon Raquet Patrick Ryan Ryder Miconi Kyle Wrighte Hunter Smith Zach Pearson WILLIAM & MARY SINGLE GAME HIGHS Team Batting At bats: vs. CofC (May 26, 2017 at Wilmington, N.C.) Runs scored: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Hits: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) RBIs: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Doubles: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Triples: (11 times ) Home runs: at Towson (Apr 28, 2017) Total bases: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Home runs: at Towson (Apr 28, 2017) Total bases: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Walks: vs Virginia Military (Mar 22, 2017) Strikeouts: at Florida (Feb 19, 2017) vs Elon (Apr 09, 2017) Sac hits: (5 times ) Sac flies: vs LAFAYETTE (Feb 25, 2017) Stolen bases: vs James Madison (Apr 23, 2017) Hit by pitch: at Hofstra (May 19, 2017) Caught stealing: (16 times ) Runners LOB: (4 times ) Hit into DP: (4 times ) Team Pitching Innings pitched: vs CofC (May 26, 2017 at UNCW ) Runs allowed: at ETSU (Apr 13, 2017) Earned runs: vs Umass Lowell (Mar 16, 2017) at ETSU (Apr 13, 2017) Walks allowed: at UNCW (Mar 26, 2017) Strikeouts: vs Virginia Military (Mar 22, 2017) Hits allowed: at ETSU (Apr 13, 2017) Doubles allowed:..6...at ETSU (Apr 13, 2017) Triples allowed: at Delaware (Apr 02, 2017) at Towson (Apr 29, 2017) Homers allowed: at UNCW (Mar 24, 2017) Wild pitches: at Norfolk State (Apr 12, 2017) vs James Madison (Apr 22, 2017) Hit batters: vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Individual Batting At bats: (9 times ) Runs scored: Hall, Ryan vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Hits: Hall, Ryan vs Rhode Island (Mar 17, 2017) Large, Cullen vs James Madison (Apr 23, 2017) RBIs: Miconi, Ryder vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Doubles: (9 times ) Triples: (11 times ) Home runs: Miconi, Ryder at Towson (Apr 28, 2017) Wrighte, Kyle at Hofstra (May 19, 2017) Total bases: Miconi, Ryder vs Virginia Tech (Mar 08, 2017) Miconi, Ryder at Towson (Apr 28, 2017) Walks: Raquet, Brandon at Richmond (Apr 18, 2017) Strikeouts: (5 times ) Sac hits: (23 times ) Sac flies: (20 times ) Stolen bases: Raquet, Brandon vs James Madison (Apr 22, 2017) Hit by pitch: ameer, Charles at Florida (Feb 18, 2017) Ameer, Charles vs Rhode Island (Mar 17, 2017) Trehub, Matthew at Hofstra (May 19, 2017) Caught stealing:..1...(16 times ) Individual Pitching Innings pitched: (4 times ) Runs allowed: brown, Nick at UNCW (Mar 24, 2017) Earned runs: brown, Nick at UNCW (Mar 24, 2017) Raquet, Nick vs James Madison (Apr 21, 2017) Walks allowed: raquet, Nick at Towson (Apr 28, 2017) Strikeouts: (5 times ) Hits allowed: Powers, Daniel at ETSU (Apr 13, 2017) Powers, Daniel vs James Madison (Apr 23, 2017) Doubles allowed:.4... Powers, Daniel at ETSU (Apr 13, 2017) Triples allowed: (11 times ) Homers allowed:.4...brown, Nick at UNCW (Mar 24, 2017) Wild pitches: (6 times ) Hit batters: (6 times ) 2017 SCORE BY INNINGS Extras Total William & Mary Opponents

4 Game 1-3 at Clemson 4 BRIAN MURPHY HEAD COACH TH SEASON OVERALL TH SEASON AT W&M PROFILE Hometown: Easton Mass. Wife: Karen Murphy Children: Connor (4) Education North Carolina, 1976 Coaching Career William and Mary (2013-P) CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 2014 CAA Coach of the Year 2014 CAA Regular Season Champs 2016 CAA Tournament Champs 2016 NCAA Regional Final Appearance 2016 VaSID Coach of the Year Three 30-plus win seasons Nine MLB Draft Picks Two National Award Semifinalists 22 All-Conference Players STAFF Brian Casey - Assistant Coach (sixth season) Pat McKenna - Assistant Coach (second season) Chad Marshall - Volunteer Assts. (second season) Brian Murphy was named head coach of the Tribe baseball program on Dec. 3, 2013, and enters his fifth season as the Tribe's head coach. It will be his sixth season in Williamsburg, after spending one season as the Tribe's top assistant coach. The former one-year assistant guided the Green and Gold to three 30-plus win seasons, a NCAA Regional Final appearances and a Colonial Athletic Association Tournament bid each season in his first four years as the skipper. Before his promotion, Murphy helped the Tribe earn its first-ever NCAA Tournament at-large bid and win its first regional games in school history on the strength of a record-23730setting 39-win season in He made a seamless transition to head coach the following year as W&M secured its first-ever regular season conference title, culminating in CAA Coach of the Year honors. A couple seasons later, W&M captured its first CAA tournament championship since 2001 en route to reaching the NCAA Regional Final for the second time in a four-year span. In 2017, a third-place finish in the CAA standings allowed W&M to make its fifth consecutive postseason appearance, which is a program-best since qualifying started for the CAA Baseball Tournament. Murphy secured his 100th career victory mid-way through the season after the Tribe edged conference rival UNCW, 10-9, on March 26. At the end of the regular season, the Green and Gold landed five players on the all-conference teams, highlighted by junior Cullen Large receiving All-CAA First Team accolades. Senior Ryder Miconi, who was tabbed All-CAA Third Team, continued to excel in the classroom as he repeated as CAA Scholar Athlete of the Year. In addition, All-CAA second teamer Brandon Raquet was named to Collegiate Baseball s Freshman All-American Team. Murphy also helped produced a draft class of at least three W&M players for the fifth time in program history. Redshirt sophomore Nick Raquet became the third-highest all-time MLB draft pick by getting selected in the third round by the Washington Nationals, Large was chosen in the fifth round by the Toronto Blue Jays and senior Nick Brown was picked by the Minnesota Twins in the 32nd round. It was the second time in program history that two players were taken inside the first five rounds of the MLB Draft. The 2016 season will go down as one of the most memorable seasons in program history. Down 8-1 in what looked like its final at-bat of the season, the Tribe answered with seven runs in the ninth and sparked a two-week run for the ages. Following a 27-hour rain delay, W&M went onto win the first CAA Championship game in 12 innings, before senior Josh Smith s grand-slam homer in the bottom of the eighth inning lifted them to the CAA Tournament crown and automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. In the NCAA Regional, the Tribe, which fell in its first game, knocked out Bryant and defending national champion Virginia on its way to its second Regional Final in four seasons. When all was said and done the Green and Gold won six elimination games against Northeastern, College of Charleston, UNCW (twice), Bryant, and Virginia. For his efforts, Murphy was named VaSID Coach of the Year. Individually, he helped lead six Tribe players to all-conference awards, including senior Charley Gould, junior Ryder Miconi, and sophomore Ryan Hall, who were named to the second team. Miconi was rewarded for his hard work in the classroom by being named the CAA Scholar Athlete of the Year. Gould became the 35th player in school history to be drafted when the Oakland Athletics drafted him in the 26th round. It was the fifth straight season that the Tribe had a player selected in the MLB Draft. Throughout his stint in the W&M dugout, Murphy has mentored a total of nine MLB Draft picks, two national award semifinalists and 22 all-conference players. Michael Katz ( ), who garnered multiple All-American honors, was tabbed a Golden Spikes Award semifinalist in Additionally, Katz and Charley Gould ( ) were just two of three players in program history to become Dick Howser Trophy semifinalists, representing W&M on the prestigious list in back-to-back years ( 14 & 15). Murphy also helped develop a quartet of record-setting athletes. Under his watch, three pitching records were shattered as John Farrell ( ) set a new single-season wins standard (11), Jason Inghram ( ) replaced the school s all-time wins mark (26) and Joseph Gaouette ( ) broke the career saves record (18). Furthermore, Katz eclipsed the single-season RBI ledger (75). The Easton Mass. native, who enters his sixth season with the Tribe baseball program, after spending threeseasons at Ivy League school Brown. While at Brown, Murphy served as the Bears recruiting coordinator and hitting coach. During his three-year tenure in Providence, R.I., Murphy mentored 10 All-Ivy League selections. Prior to his time with the Bears, Murphy was an assistant at Bryant University in Smithfield, R.I., ( ) where he was the recruiting director for the Bulldogs. His on the field responsibilities at Bryant included overseeing the catchers, outfielders and batting. In 2008, he was a member of a Bulldog squad that captured the Northeast-10 Championship. His tenure at Bryant was highlighted by 132 victories, two NCAA Tournament Regional final appearances and a school-record 42 wins in At the plate, Bryant improved every season in batting average and runs per game under Murphy's tutelage. In 2004 and 2005, Murphy served as an assistant at Wheaton College in Norton, Ma. While coaching at Wheaton, Murphy's coaching engagement centered on the Lyons' hitting approach and catchers. The Lyons captured two New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) titles and made it all the way to the 2005 NCAA New England Regional finals during Murphy's two seasons. Murphy has summer coaching experience in the Cape Cod League and the Northwoods League. Murphy served as the hitting coach for the CCBL's Hyannis Mets during the summers of 2005 and In 2008, he was the Head Coach of the Battle Creek (MI) Bombers of the Northwoods League. He played collegiately at Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass., where he was the team captain in Murphy earned a degree in business management from Merrimack in 2003 and a Master's Degree in Sports Management from California University of Pennsylvania in Murphy resides in Williamsburg with his wife, Karen, and son, Connor (4).

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