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1 2017 LIBERTY RECORD BOOK 63

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS N S Chronology... 2 Flames in the Pros... 5 From Liberty to Professional Baseball... 6 Honors & Awards...13 Liberty Baseball Stadium...18 Team Records...19 Individual Records...20 Season Top Top Career Performers...24 Team Batting...26 Team Pitching...27 Year-by-Year Leaders...28 Year-by-Year Results...32 Coaching Records...55 Series Records All-time Roster

3 CHRONOLOGY 2 Al Worthington Lynchburg Baptist College is founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell, pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church Lynchburg Baptist gains affiliation with the National Christian Collegiate Association Lynchburg Baptist fields its first club baseball team, coached by Gaylord Davis. The team practices at Miller Park and Sandusky Elementary School. The games are held at Lynchburg City Stadium Lynchburg Baptist fields its first intercollegiate varsity team, coached by Al Worthington. Sid Bream Lynchburg Baptist College is renamed Liberty Baptist College with its colors changing from Green and Gold to Red, White and Blue. The Flames join the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics as an associate member Clay Elliott and Jeff Mincey are the first Flames to be drafted. Elliott is picked by the Atlanta Braves and Mincey by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Flames post their first 30-win season, finishing The Flames move to Liberty Field, their first on-campus home Liberty Baptist joins the NCAA at the Division II level as an associate member. The Flames post their second 30-plus win season. Richard DeWitt is named the school s first CoSIDA Academic All-American Liberty Baptist joins the NCAA at the Division II level and becomes eligible for NAIA postseason competition. The team finishes fifth at the NAIA World Series. Sid Bream and Le Guetterman earned All-American honors. The two are drafted, Bream by the Los Angeles Dodgers and Guetterman by the Seattle Mariners The Flames finish fifth in the NAIA World Series for the second-consecutive year. Renard Brown is selected as an All-American and drafted by the Seattle Mariners. Doug Smith is drafted by the Minnesota Twins Sid Bream becomes the first former Liberty baseball player to break into the major leagues with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Liberty Baptist finishes fifth in the NAIA World Series for the third-consecutive season. Darrell Manuel earns All-American honors. Liberty Baptist finishes with its first-ever 40-plus win season Liberty drops its NAIA membership and becomes eligible for NCAA Division II postseason participation. Baseball moves from NAIA to NCAA Division I, the only sport at the school to make the move to Division I in Lee Guetterman becomes the second Liberty baseball player to reach the major leagues with Seattle Mariners Liberty Baptist College becomes Liberty University Liberty Field is renamed Worthington Field in honor of the school s first baseball coach, Al Worthington. In May, Bobby Richardson becomes Liberty s second head baseball coach, replacing Worthington who started the program Randy Tomlin is drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 18th round of the MLB draft In September, all of Liberty s athletic teams move to the NCAA Division I level. Renard Brown

4 1997 Liberty announces that long-time assistant coach Dave Pastors will become the fourth head coach in the school s history in August Liberty wins the Big South Conference Tournament in Rock Hill, S.C. The Flames represent the conference in the NCAA Atlantic II Regional Tournament in Tallahassee, Fla., facing No. 10 Florida State and No. 8. CHRONOLOGY Randy Tomlin Johnny Hunton becomes Liberty s third head baseball coach, replacing Bobby Richardson, in May. Former Flames pitcher Randy Tomlin becomes the third Liberty player to reach the majors, debuting for Pittsburgh in August Doug Brady is chosen All-South Atlantic Region and to the ECAC All-Star teams. Head Coach Johnny Hunton is named the Virginia State Coach of the Year by the Virginia Sports Information Directors. In June, Brady is drafted by the Chicago White Sox. Liberty becomes an official member of the Big South Conference in July In May, Danny Brahn becomes the first Liberty player to earn Big South All-Conference first team honors Liberty wins the Big South Conference Baseball Tournament in May and becomes the school s first NCAA Division I team to see action in the postseason Doug Brady becomes the fourth former Flame to don a major league uniform, debuting with the Chicago White Sox in September Liberty University announces plans to build a baseball clubhouse adjacent to the third base dugout in October. The building will be equipped with a locker room. In June, the Flames have five players drafted in the major league draft, tying Arizona State and Florida State with the most players drafted from one team. David Benham, Steve Wright, Tim Harrell, Benji Miller and Jason Benham are Liberty s draftees. Jason Benham is also named the program s first CoSIDA Academic All-American During the summer of 1999, a 5,200 square-foot hitting area is constructed along the left field side of Worthington Stadium. It is complete with lighted batting cages and modern hitting equipment. The field receives a face-lift as new Bermuda grass is laid in the infield. During the winter, a new netting backstop is put in place and a new sound system is purchased for the stadium The Flames win the Big South Championship for the second time in three years and the third time in the history of the program. Liberty represents the Big South Conference at the NCAA Regionals in Columbia, S.C., where they win the first NCAA Division I Tournament game for any Liberty sports team, a 10-2 victory over Seton Hall. Liberty s Keith Butler and Joey Monahan become Liberty s first Freshman All-Americans, achieving the honors given out by Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball Joey Monahan During the fall, Liberty opens the Crowder/Muckel Field House. The building contains two batting and pitching tunnels, locker rooms, training room and a team room. The new field house is also home to new offices for the Liberty coaching staff. In June, pitcher Josh Brey is taken by the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth round of the MLB draft, the highest a Liberty player has been taken since Five Flames, Joey Monahan, Keith Butler, Matt Hagen, Jonathan Schneider and Steve Baker, are chosen in the 2002 MLB Draft. On July 18, Matt Royer is named the program s fifth head coach. Royer, a 1980 Liberty graduate, replaces Dave Pastors, who resigned at the end of the 2002 season. 3

5 CHRONOLOGY Two Flames: Larry Wayne York (Montreal Expos) and Erich Cloninger (Boston Red Sox) are chosen in the 2003 MLB Draft Jason Jones is chosen in the fourth round of the 2004 MLB Draft by the New York Yankees The Flames post the ninth 30-plus win season in program history and tie the program record for Division I victories with 36. Aaron Grijalva becomes Liberty s third Freshman All-America as he is honored by Collegiate Baseball. Left-hander David Bechtold (Colorado-28th) is chosen in the 2005 MLB Draft Matt Royer s squad breaks the school record for Division I wins with 39 victories. It marks the fourth time in program history the Flames have posted back-to-back 30-plus win seasons Liberty posts a 30-plus win campaign for the third straight season for only the second time in school history. In late June, Jim Toman is named the program s sixth head coach. Toman replaces Matt Royer, who resigned at the end of the 2007 season The Flames record their fourth straight 30-plus win season for the first time in the history of the program under first year coach Jim Toman Liberty recorded its fifth consecutive 30-plus win season for the first time in program history. The Flames also posted 17 wins in Big South play, the most ever in a season. During the season, outfielder Curran Redal hit safely in 32 consecutive games to set a conference record. Tyler Bream is selected to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American by the Collegiate Baseball News Liberty posts 43 wins, setting a new school record for victories in a season. In addition, head coach Jim Toman s team records 19 conference victories, the most by Flames in Big South play Liberty has seven players taken during June s MLB Draft, the most players chosen in a single draft in the 38-year history of the program. The Flames also tied the 2007 and 2010 Coastal Carolina squads for the Big South Conference record for most players picked in a single draft In April, construction begins on a new 2,500-seat stadium for the program to be completed in time for the 2013 season. On the field, Liberty wins 41 games, the second time in three years the Flames have won 40 or more games and only the third time in program history. First baseman Alex Close is selected as a Freshman All-American by both Collegiate Baseball News and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) The Flames open a new facility, the Liberty Baseball Stadium, with a 4-1 victory over Penn State, before a standing room only crowd of 2,565 on Feb. 23. The facility features 2,500 chairback seats, an AstroTurf field, a picnic area, two suites, a club room, weight room and the program s offices. In May, the Flames capture the 2013 Big South Baseball Championship and an automatic bid to a NCAA Regional with a 2-1 win over Campbell at the Liberty Baseball Stadium. A week later, Liberty defeats Clemson twice at the NCAA Regional in Columbia, S.C. to reach the first regional final in school history After capturing the Big South regular season title with a school record 23-3 conference mark, Liberty receives the program s first at-large selection to an NCAA Regional. The Flames finish the year with a overall record, its fourth 40-plus win season and third during head coach Jim Toman s tenure. Second baseman Ryan Seiz is named to three All-America teams. Pitcher Trey Lambert and first baseman Alex Close become the first players in program history to be named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America first team. In June, Liberty Baseball Stadium is ranked fifth nationally for best college ballpark experiences of 2014 by the Stadium Journey First baseman Alex Close is named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America first team for the second consecutive year. He becomes the first player in program history and the seventh Liberty student-athlete to be selected to the academic team multiple times. Pitcher Jared Lyons is named to the Louisville Slugger All-America team selected by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper. In June, Liberty Baseball Stadium is ranked fourth nationally for best college ballpark experiences of 2015 by the Stadium Journey Outfielder D.J. Artis is named a Freshman All-American by five different organizations. In July, is named the program s seventh head coach. replaces Jim Toman, who resigned at the end of the season. Alex Close

6 FLAMES IN THE MAJORS DOUG BRADY YEARS AT LIBERTY: ONE YEAR IN THE MAJORS MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT: SEPT. 5, Chicago White Sox LEE GUETTERMAN YEARS AT LIBERTY: YEARS IN THE MAJORS MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT: SEPT. 12, , Seattle Mariners New York Yankees New York Mets St. Louis Cardinals Seattle Mariners SID BREAM YEARS AT LIBERTY: YEARS IN THE MAJORS MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT: SEPT. 1, Los Angeles Dodgers Pittburgh Pirates Atlanta Braves Houston Astros RANDY TOMLIN YEARS AT LIBERTY: FIVE YEARS IN THE MAJORS MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT: AUG. 6, Pittsburgh Pirates 5

7 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 1976 CLAY ELLIOTT, SS ATLANTA BRAVES DRAFTED 10TH ROUND 1976 JEFF MINCEY, C PITTSBURGH PIRATES DRAFTED 21ST ROUND 1978 BERNIE YOUNG, OF CHICAGO WHITE SOX SIGNED FREE AGENT 1981 SID BREAM, 1B LOS ANGELES DODGERS DRAFTED 2ND ROUND 1981 LEE GUETTERMAN, LHP SEATTLE MARINERS DRAFTED 4TH ROUND 1982 RENARD BROWN, OF SEATTLE MARINERS DRAFTED 3RD ROUND 1982 DOUG SMITH, RHP MINNESOTA TWINS DRAFTED 28TH ROUND 1986 NILES CREEKMORE, RHP MONTREAL EXPOS SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 1986 PAT SIPE, 1B MONTREAL EXPOS SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 1987 CLINT HORSELY, RHP ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DRAFTED 29TH ROUND 1988 RANDY TOMLIN, LHP PITTSBURGH PIRATES DRAFTED 18TH ROUND 1989 TONY BEASLEY, 2B BALTIMORE ORIOLES DRAFTED 19TH ROUND 6

8 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 1989 JAMEY MASON, C CALIFORNIA ANGELS DRAFTED 51ST ROUND 1989 DOUG REYNOLDS, RHP BALTIMORE ORIOLES DRAFTED 33RD ROUND 1990 TODD SAMPLES, OF MONTREAL EXPOS DRAFTED 9TH ROUND 1990 FRANK SPEEK, RHP ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DRAFTED 26TH ROUND 1991 DOUG BRADY, SS CHICAGO WHITE SOX DRAFTED 12TH ROUND 1992 RODNEY ASHBY, RHP CHICAGO CUBS SIGNED FREE AGENT 1993 RICH HUMPHREY, RHP HOUSTON ASTROS DRAFTED 57TH ROUND 1994 & 1995 TERRY WEAVER, 3B 1994 CINCINNATI REDS DRAFTED 23RD ROUND 1995 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS DRAFTED 21ST ROUND 1995 JASON BAKER, OF LOS ANGELES DODGERS SIGNED FREE AGENT 1996 DANNY HODGES, LHP CHICAGO CUBS DRAFTED 41ST ROUND 1997 & 1998 DAVID BENHAM, C 1997 NEW YORK METS DRAFTED 41ST ROUND 1998 BOSTON RED SOX DRAFTED 12TH ROUND 1998 JASON BENHAM, 3B BALTIMORE ORIOLES DRAFTED 37TH ROUND 7

9 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 1998 DAVID DALTON, SS ATLANTA BRAVES SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 1998 TIM HARRELL, RHP LOS ANGELES DODGERS DRAFTED 20TH ROUND 1998 PHIL KOJAK, LHP PITTSBURGH PIRATES SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT 1998 BENJI MILLER, RHP SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS DRAFTED 21ST ROUND 1998 STEVE WRIGHT, OF SEATTLE MARINERS DRAFTED 17TH ROUND 2000 BRIAN ADAMS, LHP BOSTON RED SOX DRAFTED 8TH ROUND 2000 SCOTTIE SCOTT, C CLEVELAND INDIANS SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT 2000 & 2004 DAN VALENTIN, RHP 2000 OAKLAND A S DRAFTED 31ST ROUND 2004 TAMPA BAY RAYS SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 2001 JOSH BREY, LHP ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DRAFTED 4TH ROUND 2002 STEVE BAKER, OF SAN DIEGO PADRES DRAFTED 29TH ROUND 2002 KEITH BUTLER, OF CHICAGO CUBS DRAFTED 10TH ROUND 2002 MATT HAGEN, 3B SEATTLE MARINERS DRAFTED 12TH ROUND 8

10 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 2002 JOEY MONAHAN, SS CHICAGO CUBS DRAFTED 7TH ROUND 2002 JONATHAN SCHNEIDER, RHP SEATTLE MARINERS DRAFTED 15TH ROUND 2003 ERICH CLONINGER, C BOSTON RED SOX DRAFTED 35TH ROUND 2003 LARRY WAYNE YORK, 2B MONTREAL EXPOS DRAFTED 14TH ROUND 2004 JASON JONES, RHP NEW YORK YANKEES DRAFTED 4TH ROUND 2005 DAVID BECHTOLD, LHP COLORADO ROCKIES DRAFTED 28TH ROUND 2006 & 2007 MICHAEL SOLBACH, LHP 2006 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS DRAFTED 48TH ROUND 2006 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS DRAFTED 19TH ROUND 2007 MICHAEL JUST, 2B HOUSTON ASTROS SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT 2007 PHILLIP LAURENT, OF SAN DIEGO PADRES SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 2007 GARRETT YOUNG, OF BOSTON RED SOX DRAFTED 46TH ROUND 2008 RYAN PAGE, LHP TORONTO BLUE JAYS DRAFTED 20TH ROUND 2008 DAVID STOKES, RHP DETROIT TIGERS DRAFTED 28TH ROUND 9

11 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 2009 ERROL HOLLINGER, C ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT 2009 ANDREW WILSON, RHP ATLANTA BRAVES DRAFTED 36TH ROUND 2010 SHAWN TEUFEL, LHP DETROIT TIGERS DRAFTED 10TH ROUND 2011 GARRETT BAKER, LHP LOS ANGELES ANGELS OF ANAHEIM DRAFTED 11TH ROUND 2011 DOUG BREAM, OF/1B BALTIMORE ORIOLES SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 2011 TYLER BREAM, 3B ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS DRAFTED 42ND ROUND 2011 STEVEN EVANS, LHP MINNESOTA TWINS DRAFTED 13TH ROUND 2011 & 2012 BLAKE FORSLUND, RHP 2011 BOSTON RED SOX DRAFTED 17TH ROUND 2012 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS DRAFTED 15TH ROUND 2011 KEEGAN LINZA, RHP CHICAGO WHITE SOX DRAFTED 38TH ROUND 2011 CASEY RASMUS, C ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DRAFTED 36TH ROUND 2011 MATT WILLIAMS, SS ST. LOUIS CARDINALS DRAFTED 15TH ROUND 2012 IAN PARMLEY, OF TORONTO BLUE JAYS DRAFTED 7TH ROUND 10

12 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 2012 JOHN NIGGLI, RHP TEXAS RANGERS DRAFTED 9TH ROUND 2012 DUSTIN UMBERGER, RHP CHICAGO WHITE SOX SIGNED AS A FREE AGENT 2013 RYAN CORDELL, OF TEXAS RANGERS DRAFTED 11TH ROUND 2013 TREY WIMMER, C CHICAGO WHITE SOX DRAFTED 23RD ROUND 2013 JOSH RICHARDSON, RHP SAN DIEGO PADRES DRAFTED 26TH ROUND 2013 DANNY GRAUER, RHP CINCINNATI REDS DRAFTED 38TH ROUND 2014 RYAN SEIZ, INF LOS ANGELES ANGELS OF ANAHEIM DRAFTED 17TH ROUND 2014 & 2015 ASHTON PERRITT, OF 2014 ATLANTA BRAVES DRAFTED 17TH ROUND 2015 TEXAS RANGERS DRAFTED 24TH ROUND 2014 &2015 ALEX CLOSE, C/1B 2014 KANSAS CITY ROYALS DRAFTED 27TH ROUND 2015 KANSAS CITY ROYALS DRAFTED 26TH ROUND 2014 ADAM PARKS, RHP TEXAS RANGERS DRAFTED 33RD ROUND 2014 MATT MARSH, RHP NEW YORK YANKEES SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 2014 TREY LAMBERT, RHP TEXAS RANGERS SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 11

13 FROM LIBERTY TO PROFESSIONAL 2015 JARED LYONS,LHP OAKLAND ATHLETICS DRAFTED 9TH ROUND 2015 SHAWN CLOWERS, LHP MILWAUKEE BREWERS SIGNED AS FREE AGENT 2016 DALTON BRITT, SS DETROIT TIGERS DRAFTED 31ST ROUND 2016 PARKER BEAN, RHP MILWAUKEE BREWERS DRAFTED 36TH ROUND 12

14 HONORS & AWARDS Richard DeWitt NATIONAL, REGIONAL &STATE ALL-AMERICANS First Team 1981 Sid Bream, 1B NAIA, NABC 1981 Renard Brown, OF NAIA Second Team 1981 Lee Guetterman, P NAIA 1983 Darrell Manuel, OF NAIA 2014 Ryan Seiz, 2B ACBA, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, NCBWA Third Team 2015 Jared Lyons, P Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Honorable Mention 1982 Doug Smith, P NAIA Lee Gueterman Sid Bream FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS 2000 Keith Butler, OF Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, Baseball America 2000 Joey Monahan, SS Baseball America 2005 Aaron Grijalva, 1B Collegiate Baseball Newspaper 2009 Tyler Bream, 3B Collegiate Baseball Newspaper 2012 Alex Close, 1B Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, NCBWA 2014 Parker Bean, P Collegiate Baseball Newspaper 2016 D.J. Artis, OF Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, NCBWA, Perfect Game/Rawlings COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN College Division First Team 1980 Richard DeWitt, SS Honorable Mention 1984 Dave Bream, SS University Division First Team 2014 Alex Close, 1B Trey Lambert, P 2015 Alex Close, 1B Third Team 1998 Jason Benham, 3B DICK HOWSER TROPHY SEMIFINALIST 2014 Ryan Seiz, 2B Renard Brown Darrell Manuel GREGG OLSON BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR SEMIFINALIST 2014 Shawn Clowers, RP Ryan Seiz, 2B BROOKS WALLACE SHORTSTOP OF THE YEAR SEMIFINALIST 2014 Dalton Britt PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS Second Team 2014 Ashton Perritt, UTL Collegiate Baseball News, NCBWA 2015 Alex Close, 1B Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Third Team 2006 Aaron Grijalva, 1B Collegiate Baseball 2015 Alex Close, 1B Perfect Game 2015 Ashton Perritt, RP Collegiate Baseball Newspaper 2015 Ashton Perritt, UTL D1Baseball.com BROOKS WALLACE PLAYER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2008 Garrett Young, OF 2009 Errol Hollinger, C JOHNNY BENCH CATCHER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2009 Errol Hollinger 2012 Trey Wimmer NATIONAL PITCHER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2014 Trey Lambert 13

15 HONORS & AWARDS Dave Bream Danny Chris Robbins Brahn Doug Brady Danny Brahn NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2014 Ashton Perritt 2015 Ashton Perritt 14 ABCA ALL-ATLANTIC REGION First Team 1991 Doug Brady, SS Chris Robbins, 2B 2000 Josh Brey, P 2014 Trey Lambert, P Ryan Seiz, 2B Second Team 1998 Steve Wright, OF 2015 Jared Lyons, P ECAC ALL-STAR TEAM First Team 1991 Doug Brady, INF 1998 Jason Benham, 3B 2014 Ryan Seiz, 2B Second Team 2012 Ian Parmley, OF 2013 Trey Wimmer, C 2015 Alex Close, UT 2016 D.J. Artis, OF Keith Butler COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT ICT 1998 David Benham, C Jason Benham, 3B 2005 Phillip Thompson, P 2006 Phillip Laurent, OF 2008 David Giammaresi, 1B/3B Errol Hollinger, C Clarence Nicely, RHP 2014 Alex Close, 1B Trey Lambert, P 2015 Alex Close, 1B 2016 Andrew Yacyk, OF VASID ALL-STATE First Team 1990 Frank Speek, SP 1991 Doug Brady, IF Chris Robbins, IF Danny Brahn, OF 1992 Danny Brahn, OF 1996 Steve Wright, OF 1998 Jason Benham, 3B Steve Wright, OF 2000 Keith Butler, OF 2001 Larry Wayne York, 2B Trey Miller, OF 2002 Larry Wayne York, 2B Marcus Maringola, OF 2004 Jeremiah Boles, OF 2005 Phillip Laurent, OF 2006 Phillip Laurent, OF 2007 Garrett Young, OF 2012 Bryan Aanderud, 2B John Niggli, SP Ian Parmley, OF 2014 Trey Lambert, SP Ashton Perritt, UT Ryan Seiz, 2B 2015 Alex Close, UT Jared Lyons, P 2016 D.J. Artis, OF Second Team 1990 Todd Samples, OF 2006 Michael Just, 2B Chad Miller, 3B 2008 David Stokes, SP 2009 Curran Redal, OF Shawn Teufel, SP 2010 Shawn Teufel, SP 2012 Alex Close, 1B 2013 Ashton Perritt, UT Trey Wimmer, C 2014 Parker Bean, SP Alex Close, 1B Matt Marsh, RP 2016 Andrew Yacyk, UTL Honorable Mention 1995 Jason Baker, OF 1997 David Benham, C 2000 Josh Brey, SP Dan Valentin, SP 2001 Josh Brey, RP 2002 Joey Monahan, SS 2005 Aaron Grijalva, 1B VASID ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2014 Parker Bean 2016 D.J. Artis VASID COACH OF THE YEAR 1991 Johnny Hunton 2000 Dave Pastors (Co-Coach) NCAA ALL-REGIONAL 2013 Columbia, S.C. Bryan Aanderud, 2B Josh Richardson, SP Justin Sizemore, OF Trey Wimmer, C 2014 Charlottesville, Va. Ashton Perritt, OF

16 HONORS & AWARDS Rich Humphrey David Benham Steve Wright Brian Harrell COLLEGIATE A LNEWS COACH OF THE YEAR 2012 John Niggli, gli SP PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1998 Dave Pastors Ian Parmley, OF 2014 Parker Bean (April 7) 2014 Jim Toman 2013 Trey Wimmer, C 2014 Alex Close, 1B Parker Bean, SP NCBWA NATIONAL HITTER OF THE WEEK SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Danny Grauer, C 2011 Doug Bream (May 10) 2000 Brian Harrell (Co-Scholar Athlete) Trey Lambert, SP 2014 Ryan Seiz (March 3) 2001 Matt Stewart Ryan Seiz, INF 2014 Trey Lambert 2015 Alex Close, 1B 2015 Alex Close Jared Lyons, SP 2016 D.J. Artis, OF Andrew Yacyk, UTL ECAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2013 Alex Close (April 30) 2014 Trey Lamber (March 30) Ryan Seiz (March 30) 2015 Victor Cole (April 12) Alex Close (March 29) Jared Lyons (March 22, April 5 & April 26) BIG SOUTH MEN S SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2014 Trey Lambert GEORGE A. CHRISTENBERRY AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE 2015 Matt Pennington PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1998 Jason Benham 2000 Keith Butler 2014 Ryan Seiz PITCHER OF THE YEAR 2014 Trey Lambert 2015 Jared Lyons FRESHMAN/ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1995 Tim Harrell 2000 Keith Butler 2012 Alex Close 2014 Parker Bean 2016 D.J. Artis ALL-CONFERENCE First Team 1992 Danny Brahn, OF 1993 Rich Humphrey, SP 1993 Charlie Kim, OF 1994 Charlie Kim, OF 1995 Jason Baker, OF 1996 David Benham, C Steve Wright, OF 1997 David Benham, C 1998 Jason Benham, 3B Steve Wright, OF 1999 Anthony Pennix, UTL 2000 Keith Butler, OF Kelly Knouse, 1B Scottie Scott, C Dan Valentin, SP 2001 Trey Miller, OF 2002 Marcus Maringola, OF Larry Wayne York, 2B Matt Hagen, 3B Joey Monahan, SS 2003 Chad Bryan, 1B 2004 Jeremiah Boles, OF 2005 Phillip Laurent, OF 2007 Kenneth Negron, 2B Tim Nanry, DH 2008 P.K. Keller, OF 2009 Curran Redal, OF Shawn Teufel, SP 2010 Shawn Teufel, SP 2011 Keegan Linza, SP Second Team 1994 Terry Weaver 3B 1995 Tim Harrell P Jake Hines 2B 1997 Benji Miller, P 1998 David Benham, C David Dalton, SS Brian Harrell, P Benji Miller, P 1999 Scottie Scott, C 2000 Jay Sullenger, 2B Joey Monahan, SS Josh Brey, P Jason Benham

17 HONORS & AWARDS Josh Brey K Keith Butler B Butlehn Butle D Danny Brahn h hn Matt Stewart Baker OF Steve Baker, Larry Wayne York, 2B Josh Brey, P Anthony Pennix, P Steve Baker, OF Kelly Knouse, 1B Jason Jones, P Carlos Garcia, 3B Chris Zuvich, P Michael Just, 2B Phillip Laurent, OF Chad Miller, 3B David Giammaresi, 3B Tim John, P Garrett Young, OF Errol Hollinger, C David Stokes, P Errol Hollinger, C Tyler Bream, 3B Curran Redal, OF Nathan Thompson, C Matt Williams, SS Garrett Baker, RP Doug Bream, OF Steven Evans, P Matt Williams, SS Bryan Aanderud, 2B Zack Haley, SS Aaron Grijalva Aanderud 2B Bryan Aanderud, Dalton Britt, SS Ashton Perritt, RP ALL-TOURNAMENT Ryan Seiz Phillip Laurent Rich Humphrey, P (MVP) Beau Martin, C Sheldon Bream, 1B Scott Harmsen, SS Charlie Kim, OF Jason Benham, 3B Ryan McClellan, 1B/DH Mike Giordano, OF David Dalton, INF (MVP) Steve Wright, OF Bryan Byler, OF Phil Kojack, P Benji Miller, P Anthony Pennix, UTL Trey Miller, OF Jason Suitt, P (MVP) Larry York, IF Jay Sullenger, IF Keith Butler, OF Trey Miller, OF Keith Butler, OF Matt Hagen, 3B Marcus Maringola, OF Keith Butler, DH Erich Cloninger, C Phillip Laurent, DH Chad Bryan, UTL Jeff Brown, DH P.K. Keller, OF Ryan Page, P Aaron Grijalva, 1B Phillip Laurent, OF Phillip Thompson, SP Patrick Gaillard, SS P.K. Keller, OF Michael Solbach, P Dustin Umberger, P Garrett Young, OF Cody BBrown, wn INF Steven Evans, P Jeff Jefferson, OF Dustin Umberger, P Garrett Young, DH Errol Hollinger, C P.J. Jimenez, 2B Tyler Bream, 3B Steven Evans, P Kenneth Negron, OF Keegan Linza, P Casey Rasmus, C Alex Close, 1B Patrick Eckelbarger, P Trey Wimmer, C Ashton Perritt, OF (MVP) Dalton Britt, SS Blake Fulghum, P Jake Kimble, 3B Justin Sizemore, OF Trey Wimmer, C Dalton Britt, SS Ashton Perritt, UT Jack DeGroat, P Eric Graboswski, UT Will Shepherd, OF ALL-ACADEMIC Darren Adams Brian Harrell Matt Stewart Marcus Maringola Larry Wayne York David Bechtold David Bechtold Phillip Thompson David Giammaresi David Giammaresi Errol Hollinger Nathan Thompson Keegan Linza Ian Parmley Trey Lambert

18 HONORS & AWARDS Shawn Teufel Tyler Bream Trey Lambert Alex Close Trey Lambert 2015 Alex Close 2016 Andrew Yacyk PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1993 Jake Hines (April 27) 1995 Jason Baker (April 24) 1996 Ben Barker (April 29) Steve Wright (May 6) 1997 David Benham (April 13) 1998 Jason Benham (April 6) 2001 Matt Hagen (March 26) Keith Butler (April 23) Trey Miller (May 14) 2002 Larry Wayne York (April 9) 2003 Chad Bryan (April 28) 2005 Aaron Grijalva (April 11) Chad Miller (May 2) Phillip Laurent (May 16) 2006 Chad Miller (April 25) Phillip Laurent (May 16) 2007 Tim Nanry (Feb. 21) Garrett Young (March 13) 2008 Aaron Grijalva (May 5) 2009 Curran Redal (March 16) Tyler Bream (March 30) 2010 Tyler Bream (February 23) Curran Redal (April 5) P.J. Jimenz (May 10) 2011 Doug Bream (April 11) 2012 Ryan Cordell (April 16) 2014 Ryan Seiz (March 3, March 31) 2015 Becker Sankey (Feb. 16) Alex Close (March 30) 2016 Andrew Yacyk (May 16) PITCHER OF THE WEEK 1995 Brad Gunter (March 30) 1997 Tim Harrell (April 13) 1998 Tim Harrell (March 9) Benji Miller (April 20) 1999 Josh Brey (May 3) 2000 Dan Valentin (April 19) Josh Brey (May 8) 2002 Jason Jones (March 19) 2004 Jason Jones (May 17) 2006 Ryan Page (March 8) 2007 Michael Solbach (May 5) 2008 David Stokes (April 21) 2010 Shawn Teufel (April 26) 2012 John Niggli (February 20, March 5 & April 16) 2014 Shawn Clowers (March 24) Trey Lambert (March 31) Parker Bean (April 7) 2015 Victor Cole (March 2 & April 27) Jared Lyons ( March 30, April 6 & April 27) 2016 Victor Cole (March 21) TEAM Most Valuable Players 1974 Richard Zazuetta 1975 Bill Brown 1976 Clay Elliott 1977 Jeff Mincey 1978 Lee Guetterman 1979 Sid Bream 1980 Sid Bream 1981 Sid Bream 1982 Renard Brown 1983 Darrell Manuel 1984 Todd Nelson 1985 Pat Sipe 1986 Pat Sipe 1987 Rodney Carter 1988 Randy Tomlin 1989 Tony Beasley 1990 Todd Swisher 1991 Doug Brady, Chris Robbins 1992 Mike Kreider 1993 Rich Humphrey, Charlie Kim 1994 Jeremy Tully 1995 Jake Hines 1996 Steve Wright 1999 David Benham 2000 Jason Benham 2001 Anthony Pennix 2002 Keith Butler, Josh Brey, Dan Valentin 2003 Trey Miller 2004 Kelly Knouse 2005 Chad Bryan 2006 Jeremiah Boles 2005 Aaron Grijalva 2006 Phillip Laurent 2007 Garrett Young 2008 Errol Hollinger 2009 Curran Redal 2010 Tyler Bream 2011 Matt Williams 2012 Ian Parmley 2013 Ashton Perritt 2014 Ryan Seiz 2015 Alex Close 2016 D.J. Artis Al Worthington Award 1998 Tim Harrell 1999 Darren Adams 2000 Brian Harrell 2001 Chad Bryan 2002 Jeff Haines 2003 Daniel Bote 2004 Josh Butcher 2005 David Bechtold 2006 Chad Miller 2007 Tim John 2008 Ryan Page 2009 Errol Hollinger 2010 P.J. Jimenez 2011 Doug Bream 2012 Trey Wimmer 2013 Trey Lambert 2014 Trey Lambert 2015 Jared Lyons 2016 Dalton Britt 17

19 LIBERTY STADIUM LIBERTY STADIUM Built: 2013 Playing Surface: AstroTurf Capacity: 2,500 Stadium Dimensions: LF - 325, LC - 371, CF - 395, RC - 371, RF First Game: February 23, Liberty 4, Penn State 1 STADIUM EXPERIENCE RANKINGS BY STADIUM JOURNEY College Baseball Stadium (5th) Top 100 Stadium Experiences (32nd) College Baseball Stadium (4th) Top 100 Stadium Experiences (53rd) College Baseball Stadium (5th) 18 TOTAL ATTTENDANCE Season Dates Attendance Average Home Record Pct ,584 1, ,334 1, , 145 1, ,750 1, SINGLE GAME ATTENDANCE 1. 4,020 5/3/2016 No. 11 Virginia L, ,983 4/10/2015 Campbell L, ,878 4/19/2016 Duke L, ,841 3/25/2015 No. 12 Virginia L, ,792 4/4/2014 VMI W, ,742 3/21/2014 High Point W, ,766 4/24/2015 Gardner-Webb W, ,713 4/8/2016 Charleston Southern W, ,713 4/26/2016 Virginia Tech L, ,702 4/14/2014 Virginia Tech L, 3-4

20 TEAM RECORDS BATTING GAMES Season: 65; 2013 AT BATS Game: 55, Old Dominion; 3/19/14 Season: 2,230; 2008 RUNS Game: 28, Richmond; 2/18/07, Radford;3/19/85 Season: 492; 2002 Fewest in a Season: 154; 1987 BATTING AVERAGE Season:.337, (702/2081); 2002 Lowest Season Average:.244, (248/1016); 1977 Liberty NCAA Division I Record:.250, (311/1246); 1987 HITS Game: 28, Richmond 2/18/07 Season: 702; 2002 Fewest Hits: 311; 1987 DOUBLES Game: 9, North Carolina A&T; 3/12/97 Season: 155; 2008 Fewest in a Season: 46; 1978 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 47, 1987 TRIPLES Game: 5, VCU; 4/18/78 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 3, Norfolk State, 4/14/98; UMBC, 3/28/98; N.C. Wesleyan, 3/29/88; Coastal Carolina, 3/24/01; UConn, 3/5/16 Season: 53; 1983 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 30; 2002 Fewest in a Season: 10; 1997 HOME RUNS Game: 7, UMBC; 3/27/98; UNC Asheville; 4/15/86. Season: 87; 1998 Fewest in a Season: 6; 1987 TOTAL BASES Game: 50, Ferrum; 4/24/89 Season: 1,171; 2002 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Season:.563; 2002 RUNS BATTED IN Game: 28, Richmond 2/18/07 Season: 447; 2002 BASE ON BALLS Game: 14, Bucknell, 2/26/05; Oneonta State; 4/1/86. Season: 281; 1983 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 271; 1999 STOLEN BASES Game: 11, UMBC; 2/26/00 Season: 196; 2000 HIT BY PITCH Game: 7, High Point 3/22/09; Temple 3/7/09 Season: 126; 2010 STRIKEOUTS Game: 17, Pennsylvania; 3/11/86 Season: 508; 2008 FIELDING PUTOUTS Season: 1702; 2013 ASSISTS Season: 768; 1988 Fewest in a Season: 361; 1979 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 394; 1984 ERRORS Season: 119; 1988 Fewest in a Season: 53; 2009 DOUBLE PLAYS Season: 77; 1998 FIELDING PERCENTAGE Season:.975; 2012 PITCHING WINS Season: 43; 2010 LOSSES Season: 32; 1988, 1997 CONSECUTIVE WINS Season: 15; 1976 NCAA Division I Record: 9; 2012, 2011, 2009, 2008; 2006, 1995, WINNING PERCENTAGE Season:.767 (33-10); 1980 Liberty NCAA Division I Record:.704 (43-18); 2010 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season: 2.62; 2014 COMPLETE GAMES PITCHED Season: 28; 1983 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 19; 1998 SHUTOUTS Season: 11; 2012 CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS 39 2/27/12-3/4/12 SAVES Season: 18; 2000 INNINGS Game: 16, VMI; 4/19/08 Season: 567.1; 2013 STRIKEOUTS Game: 21, Coastal Carolina; 5/10/98 Season: 508; 2008 BASES ON BALLS ALLOWED Game: 16, George Mason; 4/28/98 Season: 332; 2016 Fewest in a Season: 113; 1984 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 140; 1986 HITS ALLOWED Game: 28, Wake Forest; 3/25/88 Season: 650; 2007 Fewest in a Season: 281; 1980 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 360; 1984 RUNS ALLOWED Game: 29, Old Dominion, 4/16/02 Season: 460; 2002 Fewest in a Season: 171; 1980 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 191; 2014 HOME RUNS ALLOWED Game: 10, Virginia Tech; 4/25/88 Season: 78; 2002 Liberty moved to NCAA Division I baseball competition for the 1984 Season. Jared Lyons

21 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Pat Sipe STOLEN BASES Game: 6, Gary Wagner vs. Allentown; 3/28/83 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 4, eight different players; most recent - Ryan Cordell; 2013 Season: 46, Gary Wagner; 1983 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 35, Keith Butler; 2000 Career: 85, Joey Monahan; BATTING GAMES Season: 65, Bryan Aanderud; 2013, Dalton Britt, 2013, Ryan Cordell; 2013 Career: 239, Dalton Britt; AT BATS Game: 8, Nick Lacik at Old Dominion; 3/19/2014 Season: 269, Tyler Bream; 2010 Career: 896, Dalton Britt; BATTING AVERAGE Season (min. 75 at bats):.443, Sid Bream; 1981 Liberty NCAA Division I Record:.419 Cary McKay; 1989 Career (min. 400 at bats):.437, Sid Bream; Liberty NCAA Division I Record:.365, Curren Redal; RUNS Game: 5, Patrick Gaillard vs. Richmond; 2/18/07, Matt Hagen vs. Coastal Carolina; 3/24/01, John Barrick vs. Radford; 3/19/85, Mark deymaz vs. Robert Morris; 3/12/81 Season: 68, Chad Miller; 2006 Career: 179, Pat Sipe; HITS Game: 6, Jake Hines vs. William & Mary; 4/22/93 Season: 96, Tyler Bream, 2010 Career: 280, Phillip Laurent; TOTAL BASES Game: 16, Sid Bream vs. Penn State-Behrend; 5/23/81 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 15, Matt Hagen vs. Coastal Carolina; 3/24/01 Season: 157, Matt Hagen; 2002, Joey Monahan; 2002 Career: 489, Pat Sipe; DOUBLES Game: 3, 16 different players; most recent Dalton Britt at Richmond; 4/20/16 Season: 27, Phillip Laurent; 2006 Career: 68, Phillip Laurent; TRIPLES Game: 3, Jimmy Bevins vs. Norfolk State; 3/30/83 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 2, six different players; most recent - Andrew Kowalo vs. UConn; 3/5/16 Season: 9, Jimmy Bevins; 1983, Todd Nelson; 1983, Renard Brown; 1981 Liberty NCAA Divison I Record: 8, Doug Brady; 1991, Cary McKay; 1990, Todd Nelson; Career: 24, Jimmy Bevins; ; Todd Nelson; HOME RUNS Game: 4, Sid Bream vs. Penn State-Behrend; 5/23/81 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 3, five different players; most recent - Tim Nanry vs. Richmond 2/18/07 Season: 20, Pat Sipe; 1986 Career: 59, Pat Sipe; RUNS BATTED IN Game: 9, Tyler Bream at High Point; 3/22/09; Pat Sipe vs. Richmond; 4/19/86 Season: 83, Sid Bream; 1981 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 79, Steve Wright; 1998 Career: 226, Pat Sipe; SLUGGING PCT. Season:.884, Sid Bream; 1981 Liberty NCAA Division I Record:.829, Pat Sipe; 1986 Career:.838, Sid Bream; Liberty NCAA Division I Record:.722, Pat Sipe; BASE ON BALLS Game: 4, by 16 different players; most recent Danny Grauer at Campbell; 5/12/13 Season: 52, D.J. Artis; 2016 Career: 95, Trey Miller; STRIKEOUTS Game: 5, Phil Laurent vs. William & Mary; 5/8/04 Season: 60, Alex Close; 2013 Career: 197, Alex Close; HIT BY PITCH Game: 3, Nick Paxton vs. East Carolina; 3/27/13, Nathan Thompson vs. George Mason; 3/30/10, Aaron Phillips vs. George Mason: 4/30/08 David Benham vs. UMBC; 3/27/98 Season: 22, David Benham; 1998 Career: 55, David Benham; Phillip Laurent

22 Doug Smith INNINGS PITCHED Game: 11, Frank Speek vs. Virginia Tech; 4/9/90, Randy Tomlin vs. Slippery Rock; 3/21/87 Season: 126, Frank Speek; 1990 Career: 334.2, Lee Guetterman; Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 322.2, Steven Evans; LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE Season (min. 50 innings): 0.83, Shawn Clowers; 2014 Career (min. 100 innings): 2.79; Trey Lambert; STRIKEOUTS Game: 20, Benji Miller vs. Coastal Carolina; 5/10/98 Season: 119, Benji Miller; 1998 Career: 287, Mike Brown; INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Dan Valentin PITCHING GAMES PITCHED Career: 80, Phillip Thompson; GAMES STARTED Season: 18, Doug Smith; 1982 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 17, Frank Speek; 1990 Career: 47, Steven Evans; ; Dustin Umberger; , Lee Guetterman; COMPLETE GAMES Season: 11, Doug Smith; 1982 Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 10, Frank Speek; 1990 Career: 30, Lee Guetterman; Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 22, Randy Tomlin; RELIEF APPEARANCES Season: 33, Jonathan Schneider; 2002 Career: 73, Tim John; SHUTOUTS Season: 3, Dan Valentin; 2000, Randy Tomlin; 1986, Lee Guetterman; 1980 and 81. Career: 7, Lee Guetterman; Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 4, Randy Tomlin; HITS ALLOWED Season: 128, Brian Adams; 2000 Career: 376, Dustin Umberger; BASE ON BALLS ALLOWED Game: 11, Toby Toburen vs. Wake Forest; 4/27/88 Season: 77, Lance Price; 1990 Career: 178, Tim Harrell; HOME RUNS ALLOWED Game: 6, Brooks Lowe vs. Virginia Tech; 4/25/88 Season: 18, Tim Harrell; 1998 Career: 36, Tim Harrell; WINNING PERCENTAGE Season (min. 7 decisions): 1.000, Shawn Clowers (9-0): Keegan Linza (8-0); 2010, Mike Moon (7-0); 1981 Career (min. 20 decisions):.864, Keegan Linza (19-3); Trey Lambert MISCELLANEOUS PITCHING No Hitters: Dan Valentin vs. Elon; 4/16/00, Chris Miller vs. Haverford; 3/13/80, Mark Thrift vs. Eastern Mennonite; 1974 CONSECUTIVE WINS Season: 8, Keegan Linza; 2010, Tim Harrell; 1995, Frank Speek; 1989, Lee Guetterman; 1980 Career: 8, Keegan Linza; 2010, Tim Harrell; 1995, Frank Speek; 1989, Lee Guetterman; 1980 CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS Season: 3, Dan Valentin; 2000 Career: 3, Dan Valentin; 2000 CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS Season: 37.1, Matt Marsh, 2014 Career: 37.1, Matt Marsh, 2014 FIELDING PUTOUTS Game: 22, Shawn Teufel vs. Rider; 2/26/06 Season: 545, Alex Close; 2014 Career: 1965, Alex Close; ASSISTS Game: 11, Jake Hines vs. UNC Asheville; 4/22/95 Season: 226, Aaron Phillips, 2008 Career: 663, Dalton Britt, VICTORIES Season: 11, Trey Lambert; 2014, Keegan Linza; 2011, Jason Jones; 2002 Career: 29, Lee Guetterman; Liberty NCAA Division I Record: 26, Steven Evans; LOSSES Season: 8, David Bechtold, 2004; Mike Brown; 1997, Doug Smith; Career: 22, Mike Brown; ERRORS Game: 5, Alan Smith vs. Coastal Carolina; 3/27/99; Dave Orender vs. James Madison; 3/21/86, Season: 29, Scott Harmsen; 1993 Career: 72, Jason Benham; Liberty NCAA Division I Records include players who played at least two seasons at the Division I Level. Liberty moved to NCAA Division I baseball competition for the 1984 season. 21

23 SEASON TOP 10 BATTING BATTING AVERAGE Player Year BA Sid Bream Sid Bream Sid Bream Cary McKay Renard Brown David Dalton Keith Butler Kelly Knouse Marcus Maringola Jim Bevins RUNS Player Year Runs Chad Miller Ian Parmley Michael Just Renard Brown Keith Butler Mark deymaz P.J. Jimenez Jeremiah Boles Joey Monahan Jason Benham HITS Player Year Hits Tyler Bream Michael Just P.J. Jimenez Jason Benham Curran Redal Phillip Laurent Jeremiah Boles Keith Butler Matt Williams Marcus Maringola AT BATS Player Year AB Tyler Bream Ryan Cordell Errol Hollinger Curran Redal Bryan Aanderud Ian Parmley Michael Just Keith Butler P.J. Jimenez Patrick Gaillard Tyler Bream RUNS BATTED IN Player Year RBI Sid Bream Steve Wright Phillip Laurent Pat Sipe Matt Hagen Pat Sipe Marcus Maringola Phillip Laurent Jim Bevins Pat Sipe DOUBLES Player Year 2B Phillip Laurent Tyler Bream Matt Williams Joey Monahan Andrew Yacyk Zack Haley Cody Brown P.K. Keller Mark deymaz Matt Hagen TRIPLES Player Year 3B Jim Bevins Todd Nelson Renard Brown Renard Brown Doug Brady Cary McKay Todd Nelson Rick Wells Keith Butler Todd Nelson Pat Sipe HOME RUNS Player Year HR Pat Sipe Sid Bream Matt Hagen Steve Wright Pat Sipe Joey Monahan Alex Close Jason Baker Ryan McClellan WALKS Player Year BB D.J. Artis Jeff Edwards Scottie Scott Chad Miller Renard Brown Jeff Edwards Ian Parmley Michael Just Charlie Kim Jamey Mason Tom Sweat Sid Bream Sid Bream Matt Hagen STOLEN BASES Player Year SB Gary Wagner Keith Butler Joey Monahan Jeremiah Boles Ian Parmley Darrell Manuel Ryan Cordell Ian Parmley Larry Wayne York Joey Monahan David Dalton

24 APPEARANCES Player Year App Jonathan Schneider Shane Quarterley Carter Browning Tim John Josh Brey Josh Brey Chris Wick Dane Beakler Robbie Seville Garrett Baker Ryan Page Tim John Tim Bickers Doug Smith SEASON TOP 10 Keegan Linza PITCHING INNINGS PITCHED Player Year IP Frank Speek Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Rich Humphrey Trey Lambert Keegan Linza Randy Tomlin Michael Solbach Tim Harrell Jason Jones Rich Humphrey EARNED RUN AVERAGE (MIN. 45 IP) Player Year ERA Shawn Clowers Doug Smith Tim Bickers Lee Guetterman Jared Lyons Keegan Linza John Niggli Trey Lambert Josh Richardson Shawn Teufel WINS Player Year Wins Trey Lambert Keegan Linza Jason Jones Shawn Teufel Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman Shawn Clowers Shawn Clowers John Niggil Steven Evans Shawn Teufel Ryan Page Dan Valentin Tim Harrell Frank Speek Doug Smith SHUTOUTS Player Year SHO Dan Valentin Randy Tomlin Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman Jared Lyons Trey Lambert Patrick Eckelbarger Frank Speek Lance Price Niles Creekmore STRIKEOUTS Player Year SO Benji Miller Jared Lyons Dan Valentin Mike Brown Frank Speek Josh Brey Shawn Teufel Randy Tomlin Dustin Umberger Brian Adams David Stokes Dan Valetin SAVES Player Year SV Josh Brey Ashton Perritt Ashton Perritt Josh Brey Jonathan Schneider Doug Smith Shane Quarterley Alex Close Josh Richardson Jason Dellinger Doug Smith COMPLETE GAMES Player Year CG Doug Smith Rich Humphrey Frank Speek Lee Guetterman Randy Tomlin Kyle Bryan Lee Guetterman Kevin Napier Brian Harrell Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Shawn Clowers

25 TOP CAREER PERFORMANCES BATTING BATTING AVERAGE Player Years BA Sid Bream Renard Brown Curran Redal Cary McKay Marcus Maringola Kelly Knouse Darrell Manuel Chris Robbins Jeremiah Boles Larry Wayne York Keith Butler Alex Close HITS Player Years Hits Phillip Laurent Larry Wayne York Alex Close Dalton Britt P.K. Keller Michael Just Errol Hollinger Jason Benham Pat Sipe Aaron Grijalva AT BATS Player Years AB Alex Close Errol Hollinger Phillip Laurent Trey Wimmer P.K. Keller Steve Baker Larry Wayne York Jason Benham Aaron Grijalva Michael Just RUNS Player Years Runs Pat Sipe Joey Monahan Keith Butler Aaron Grijalva Trey Miller Ken Tomlin Mark deymaz Renard Brown Phillip Laurent Michael Just RUNS BATTED IN Player Years RBI Pat Sipe Steve Wright Phillip Laurent Alex Close Sid Bream P.K. Keller Steve Baker Darrell Manuel Aaron Grijalva Tyler Bream DOUBLES PLAYER YEARS 2B Phillip Laurent Steve Baker Errol Hollinger Aaron Grijalva Matt Williams Pat Sipe Trey Wimmer Jason Benham Keith Butler Tyler Bream Alex Close TRIPLES Player Years 3B Jim Bevins Todd Nelson Renard Brown Darrell Manuel Cary McKay Aaron Grijalva HOME RUNS Player Years HR Pat Sipe Steve Wright Sid Bream Alex Close Steve Baker Joey Monahan Ryan McClellan Trey Miller Matt Hagen Danny Brahn Jim Clinton STOLEN BASES Player Years SB Joey Monahan Larry Wayne York Keith Butler Darrell Manuel Ken Tomlin Ian Parmley Steve Younts Aaron Grijalva Trey Miller Keith Butler Jamey Mason Ashton Perritt WALKS Player Years BB Trey Miller Darrell Manuel Dave Bream Tom Sweat Charlie Kim Aaron Grijalva Michael Just Phillip Laurent Renard Brown Steve Wright

26 APPEARANCES Player Years APP Alex Dooley Jared Lyons Ryan Page Dustin Umberger Dane Beakler , Tim Bickers Tim John Doug Smith Andrew Wilson Josh Brey TOP CAREER PERFORMANCES PREFORMANCES Frank Speek PITCHING INNINGS PITCHED Player Years IP Lee Guetterman Steven Evans Dustin Umberger Mike Brown Tim Harrell Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Ryan Page Michael Solbach Dave Bechtold EARNED RUN AVERAGE (100 INN. MIN.) Player Years ERA Trey Lambert Jared Lyons Victor Cole John Niggli Marc Leatherwood Ashton Perritt Josh Richardson Lee Guetterman Brooks Roy Blake Fulghum Shawn Clowers WINS Player Years Wins Lee Guetterman Steven Evans Tim Harrell David Harris Kevin Napier Niles Creekmore Alex Dooley Michael Solbach Kyle Bryan Doug Smith Brian Harrell Trey Lambert Steven Evans COMPLETE GAMES Player Years CG Lee Guetterman Randy Tomlin Frank Speek Kevin Napier Niles Creekmore Tim Harrell SHUTOUTS Player Years SHO Lee Guetterman Randy Tomlin Dan Valentin Niles Creekmore Marc Leatherwood Aner Gonzalez Frank Speek Lance Price Patrick Eckelbarger Trey Lambert Jared Lyons SAVES Player Years SV Josh Brey Ashton Perritt Doug Smith Phillip Thompson Josh Richardson Tim Harrell Jared Lyons STRIKEOUTS Player Years SO Mike Brown Steven Evans Tim Harrell David Bechtold Dustin Umberger Benji Miller Jared Lyons Lee Guetterman Randy Tomlin

27 TEAM BATTING YEAR-BY-YEAR YEAR BA G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA SO BB HBP / / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / YEAR BA G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA SO BB HBP / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP NA NA/NA / OPP NA / / OPP / / OPP / / OPP / /NA OPP NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA/NA NA NA NA /NA OPP NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA/NA NA NA NA The 2001 Flames posted a.310 team batting average and a 3.79 ERA. Nine members of the team were selected in the MLB Draft. 26

28 Year ERA G W L SV CG SHO IP R H ER SO BB HBP WP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP TEAM PITCHING YEAR-BY-YEAR Year ERA G W L SV CG SHO IP R H ER SO BB HBP WP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP OPP NA OPP NA OPP NA NA NA OPP NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1978 NA OPP NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1977 NA OPP NA NA NA 3 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1976 NA NA NA OPP NA NA NA 0 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA The 2012 Flames set a new program record with a 3.04 team ERA. In addition, they set a new Big South and school record by pitching 11 shutouts. 27

29 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Curan Redal BATTING BATTING AVERAGE Year Player BA 2016 D.J. Artis Alex Close Ryan Seiz Bryan Aanderud Bryan Aanderud Doug Bream P.J. Jimenez Curran Redal David Giammaresi Garrett Young Michael Just Aaron Grijalva Jeremiah Boles Chad Bryan Kelly Knouse Trey Miller Keith Butler Trey Miller David Dalton David Benham Steve Wright Jason Baker Jason Baker Charlie Kim Dan McGinnis Chris Robbins Todd Samples Cary McKay Cary McKay Rodney Carter Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Todd Nelson Darrell Manuel Renard Brown Sid Bream Sid Bream Sid Bream Lee Guetterman Richie DeWitt Bernie Young Clay Elliott AT BATS Year Player AB 2016 Andrew Yacyk Alex Close Ryan Seiz Ryan Cordell Ian Parmley Tyler Bream Mat Williams Tyler Bream Matt Williams Errol Hollinger Kenneth Negron Michael Just Phillip Laurent Michael Just Jeremiah Boles Larry Wayne York Keith Butler Joey Monahan Joey Monahan Anthony Pennix Jason Benham Steve Wright Ben Barker Terry Weaver Terry Weaver Charlie Kim Mike Kreider Doug Brady Todd Samples Cary McKay John McClintock John McClintock Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Mark deymaz Mark deymaz Renard Brown Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman Richie DeWitt Curt Christians 148 HITS Year Player Hits 2016 D.J. Artis Alex Close Ryan Seiz Bryan Aanderud Bryan Aanderud Matt Williams Tyler Bream Curran Redal Errol Hollinger Garrett Young Michael Just Aaron Grijalva Jeremiah Boles Larry Wayne York Marcus Maringola Trey Miller Keith Butler Anthony Pennix Jason Benham David Benham Ben Barker Terry Weaver Terry Weaver Charlie Kim Mike Kreider Doug Brady Todd Samples Cary McKay Cary McKay John McClintock Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Darrell Manuel Renard Brown Mark deymaz Sid Bream Sid Bream Lee Guetterman Richie DeWitt Clay Elliott 55 RUNS Year Player Runs 2016 D.J. Artis Alex Close Ryan Seiz Trey Wimmer Ian Parmley Ian Parmley P.J. Jimenez Curran Redal Errol Hollinger Garrett Young Chad Miller Aaron Grijalva Jeremiah Boles Jeremiah Boles Keith Butler Joey Monahan Keith Butler Joey Monahan Anthony Pennix Jason Benham Mike Giordano Ben Barker David Benham 29 Cary McKay Jason Baker Terry Weaver Charlie Kim Charlie Kim Doug Brady Todd Samples Cary McKay Cary McKay Rodney Carter Ken Tomlin Pat Sipe Ken Tomlin Darrell Manuel Renard Brown Renard Brown Sid Bream Tom DeWitt Lee Guetterman Richie DeWitt Clay Elliott Curt Christians 47 RUNS BATTED IN Year Player RBI 2016 Andrew Yacyk Alex Close Alex Close Trey Wimmer Bryan Aanderud Doug Bream Tyler Bream Tyler Bream Cody Brown Garrett Young Phillip Laurent Jeff Brown Phillip Laurent Chad Bryan Matt Hagen Trey Miller Keith Butler Anthony Pennix Steve Wright Steve Wright Steve Wright Jason Baker Charlie Kim Bill Speek Danny Brahn Bill Speek Cary McKay Jamey Mason John McClintock Mike Rivas Rodney Carter Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Jim Bevins Renard Brown Sid Bream Sid Bream Sid Bream Lee Guetterman Clay Elliott Clay Elliott 50

30 Larry Wayne York DOUBLES Year Player 2B 2016 Andrew Yacyk Alex Close Becker Sankey Ryan Seiz Trey Wimmer Zack Haley Matt Williams Tyler Bream Matt Williams Errol Hollinger Cody Brown P.K. Keller David Giammaresi Phillip Laurent Michael Just Jeffrey Brown Phillip Laurent Joey Monahan Trey Miller Steve Baker Scottie Scott David Dalton Steve Wright Jason Benham Jason Baker Terry Weaver Beau Martin Danny Brahn Doug Brady (3) tied with Cary McKay Cary McKay Rodney Carter Jeff Edwards Pat Sipe Curtis Hoffman Darrell Manuel Darrell Manuel Mark deymaz Sid Bream Lee Guetterman Richie DeWitt, Lee Guetterman Richie DeWitt Clay Elliott 12 TRIPLES Year Player 3B 2016 D.J. Artis Dalton Britt Ashton Perritt Dalton Britt Ashton Perritt Ryan Seiz Trey Wimmer Andrew Smith Ian Parmley Michael Robertson Curran Redal Aaron Grijalva Kenneth Negron Aaron Grijalva Chad Miller Chad Miller Josh Butcher Phillip Laurent Erich Cloninger Keith Butler Steve Baker Jay Sullenger Tim Strong Steve Wright Mike Giordano Mike Giordano Steve Wright Terry Weaver Charlie Kim Scott Harmsen Karl Shoemaker Jeremy Tully Doug Brady Cary McKay Tony Beasley Tony Beasley Mike Rivas Sidney Davis Jim Bevins Todd Nelson Todd Nelson Todd Nelson Jim Bevins Renard Brown Renard Brown Sid Bream Tom DeWitt Lee Guetterman Bernie Young Clay Elliott Steve Elliott 8 HOME RUNS Year Player HR 2016 Will Shepherd Becker Sankey Ryan Seiz Danny Grauer Alex Close Matt Williams Tyler Bream Nathan Thompson Tyler Bream Cody Brown Garrett Young 8 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 2006 Phillip Laurent Aaron Grijalva Carlos Garcia Chad Bryan Matt Hagen Steve Baker Trey Miller Jim Clinton Anthony Pennix Scottie Scott Steve Wright Steve Wright Steve Wright Jason Baker Jeremy Tully Charlie Kim Bill Speek Danny Brahn Danny Brahn Todd Swisher Doug Reynolds Cary McKay (3) tied with Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Pat Sipe Darrell Manuel Sid Bream Sid Bream Sid Bream Ed Pollack Jeff Mincey Jeff Mincey 9 STOLEN BASES Year Player SB 2016 D.J. Artis Will Shepherd Ashton Perritt Ryan Cordell Ian Parmley Ian Parmley Curran Redal Matt Williams Garrett Young Kenneth Negron Chad Miller Aaron Grijalva Jeremiah Boles Larry Wayne York Joey Monahan Joey Monahan Keith Butler John Bona David Dalton David Dalton David Dalton Jon Horton Charlie Kim Charlie Kim Mike Kreider Joe Bonadio Doug Brady Todd Samples Tony Beasley John McClintock John McClintock Ken Tomlin Ken Tomlin Ken Tomlin Gary Wagner Steve Younts Steve Younts Sid Bream Sid Bream Bernie Young Clay Elliott Curt Christians 33 WALKS Year Player BB 2016 D.J. Artis Becker Sankey Nick Lacik Alex Close Ian Parmley Ian Parmley Curran Redal Matt Williams Garrett Young David Giammaresi Chad Miller Michael Just Phillip Laurent Doug Bechtold Kelly Knouse Joey Monahan Scottie Scott Scottie Scott Trey Miller Steve Wright Ben Barker Ryan Hutchinson Charlie Kim Charlie Kim Charlie Kim Mike Kreider Jamey Mason Doug Brady Todd Swisher Jamey Mason Mike Rivas Rodney Carter Jeff Edwards Jeff Edwards Ken Tomlin Dave Bream Tom Sweat Renard Brown Sid Bream Ronnie McGuire Lee Guetterman Mike Dolan Ed Pollock 40 29

31 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS PITCHING EARNED RUN AVERAGE (min. 60 inn.) Year Player ERA 2016 Evan Mitchell Jared Lyons Shawn Clowers Josh Richardson John Niggli Keegan Linza Shawn Teufel Andrew Wilson Ryan Page Tim John Ryan Page Ryan Page Chris Zuvich David Bechtold Steve Horstman Anthony Pennix Dan Valentin Anthony Pennix Brian Harrell Benji Miller Tim Bickers Brad Gunter Kris Morton Rich Humphrey Rich Humphrey Kris Morton Frank Speek Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Randy Tomlin Niles Creekmore Kevin Napier Kevin Napier Kevin Napier Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Marc Leatherwood Marc Leatherwood Grant Odell Niles Creekmore WINS Year Player Wins 2016 Shane Quarterley Jared Lyons Trey Lambert Trey Lambert John Niggli Keegan Linza Shawn Teufel Shawn Teufel David Stokes Dustin Umberger David Stokes Ryan Page Michael Solbach Chris Zuvich David Bechtold Billy Daniels Jason Jones Alex Dooley Anthony Pennix Dan Valentin Darren Adams Tim Harrell Benji Miller Mike Brown Tim Harrell Kurt Harris Rich Humphrey Rodney Ashby Tim Collins Kris Morton Mike Torrance Frank Speek Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Randy Tomlin Niles Creekmore Kevin Napier Kevin Napier (3) tied with Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman David Harris Marc Leatherwood Marc Leatherwood Grant Odell Marc Leatherwood 9 STRIKEOUTS Year Player SO 2016 Jack DeGroat Jared Lyons Parker Bean Brooks Roy John Niggli Steven Evans Shawn Teufel Shawn Teufel Dustin Umberger David Stokes Phillip Thompson Chris Zuvich Chris Zuvich David Bechtold Jason Jones Dan Valentin Dan Valentin Kurt Reese Benji Miller Mike Brown Mike Brown Mike Brown Kris Morton Rich Humphrey Rich Humphrey Kris Morton Frank Speek Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Randy Tomlin Randy Tomlin Kevin Napier Kevin Napier Niles Creekmore Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman David Harris Marc Leatherwood Grant Odell Grant Odell 68 SAVES Year Player SV 2016 Shane Quarterley Alex Close Ashton Perritt Ashton Perritt Jacob Kemmerer Garrett Baker, Dane Beakler Josh Richardson Andrew Wilson Steven Evans Tim John Phillip Thompson Phillip Thompson Stephen Williams Stephen Williams Jonathan Schneider Josh Brey Josh Brey 16 Brian Harrell Rich Harrell Paige Hurley Joel Fenske Phil Kojack Jason Dellinger (3) tied with Tim Bickers Tim Bickers Chris Wick (3) tied with Derek Syrjala Mike Linch (3) tied with Brooks Lowe Clint Horsley Kevin Napier John Barrick Clint Horsley Walter Dacuycuy Joe Clark Todd Nelson Mark Simmons Doug Smith Doug Smith Marc Leatherwood Bernard Miller Marc Leatherwood Grant O Dell Matt Royer 1 Jason Jones , 04

32 Mike Brown APPEARANCES Year Player APP 2016 Shane Quarterley Shawn Clowers Shawn Clowers Josh Richardson Patrick Bankemper Garrett Baker Dane Beakler Carter Browning Tyler Light Tim John Tim John Phillip Thompson Michael Schaeffer Robbie Seville Jonathan Schneider Josh Brey Josh Brey Rich Harrell Paige Hurley Mike Brown Jason Dellinger Tim Bickers Tim Bickers Tim Bickers Chris Wick Chris Wick Frank Speek Frank Speek 13 Toby Toburen Randy Tomlin Brooks Lowe Clint Horsley Clint Horsley Kevin Napier Kyle Bryan Doug Smith Doug Smith Doug Smith Lee Guetterman 11 Marc Leatherwood Marc Leatherwood Gregg Cashion Jim Fisher 17 INNINGS PITCHED Year Player IP 2016 Evan Mitchell Jared Lyons Trey Lambert Trey Lambert John Niggli Keegan Linza Shawn Teufel Shawn Teufel David Stokes Dustin Umberger Phillip Thompson Michael Solbach Jason Jones David Bechtold Jason Jones Dan Valentin Brian Adams Josh Brey Tim Harrell Mike Brown Mike Brown Brad Gunter Kris Morton Rich Humphrey Rich Humphrey 84.0 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 1991 Mac McDowell Frank Speek Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Randy Tomlin Niles Creekmore Kevin Napier Kevin Napier Kyle Bryan Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman David Harris Lee Guetterman Marc Leatherwood Grant Odell 91.0 COMPLETE GAMES Year Player CG 2016 Evan Mitchell Jared Lyons Trey Lambert Trey Lambert Josh Richardson Patrick Eckelbarger Keegan Linza Shawn Teufel Steven Evans Ryan Page None Ryan Page Michael Solbach Michael Solbach Jason Jones David Bechtold Michael Schaeffer Jason Jones Dan Valentin Brian Adams Kurt Reese Brian Harrell Mike Brown Tim Bickers 3 Mike Brown Brad Gunter Kris Morton Rich Humphrey Rich Humphrey 4 Dustin Umberger (3) tied with Frank Speek Frank Speek Randy Tomlin Randy Tomlin Niles Creekmore Niles Creekmore 3 Kevin Napier Kevin Napier Kyle Bryan Doug Smith Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman 5 David Harris Lee Guetterman Marc Leatherwood Grant Odell 8 SHUTOUTS Year Player SHO 2016 none Jared Lyons Trey Lambert Blake Fulghum Josh Richardson Patrick Eckelbarger Steven Evans Shawn Teufel Shared Shared Shared Ryan Page Michael Solbach none none none (2) tied with Dan Valentin Kurt Reese Brian Harrell Benji Miller Shared Shared Kris Morton none (2) tied with (2) tied with Frank Speek Lance Price Randy Tomlin Clint Horsley Randy Tomlin Niles Creekmore none (4) tied with (3) tied with Lee Guetterman Lee Guetterman David Harris 1 Marc Leatherwood (4) tied with unknown 1 Single Season record holder in bold 31

33 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS AL WORTHINGTON 13 Seasons Years: Record: : No Game-by-Game Results Available 1975: No Game-by-Game Results Available 1976 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Ron Reed, Curt Christians L 3-8 High Point L 2-4 High Point L 6-16 Virginia W 16-4 Guilford W 10-4 Davis & Elkins W 14-8 Davis & Elkins L 4-6 Lock Haven W 10-1 Lock Haven W 17-3 Keene W 5-2 Guilford Florida Tournament 8-1 W 6-5 Ferrum W 8-1 Elon W 17-8 Elon W 2-1 California, Pa. W 8-3 California, Pa. W 5-4 William & Mary W 8-2 Newport News W 10-3 Newport News W 8-5 Pembroke St. L 3-4 Pembroke St. W Campbell W 9-0 Bristol L 7-12 High Point L 2-5 High Point L 4-9 Ferrum W 12-4 Elon W 9-7 Newport News W 9-2 Newport News W 15-6 VMI L 6-7 Washington & Lee W 13-9 Washington & Lee W 13-6 South Carolina 1977 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Ron Reed, Curt Christians al 1-5 Campbell aw 9-4 Pfeiffer al 0-7 Baptist al 0-14 South Carolina al 2-5 Newberry hw 5-2 Lock Haven St. hw 5-3 Connecticut hl 2-15 Connecticut hl 4-17 Connecticut aw 2-1 Catawba aw 10-1 Catawba al 7-14 Wake Forest al 4-5 Wake Forest W 4-3 Wilkes L 0-5 Wilkes W Ferrum W 3-2 Virginia W 5-0 Campbell L 3-4 Campbell W 11-4 Campbell L 0-1 West Virginia W 7-3 Pembroke St. W 12-4 VCU L 5-10 California, Pa. L 7-8 VMI L 1-12 VMI L 1-12 James Madison al 7-10 Tennessee aw 7-2 Tennessee Temple aw 4-1 Tennessee Temple hw 6-3 High Point hl 3-7 High Point hw Hampden-Sydney aw 6-2 Howard al 1-7 Howard aw 6-5 George Mason aw 2-1 George Mason W James Madison al 9-10 Hampden-Sydney al 7-9 High Point aw 5-3 High Point aw 14-5 Washington & Lee 1978 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Ron Reed, Curt Christians 3/18 aw 9-7 Guilford 3/15 al 3-4 North Carolina 3/21 hl Ferrum 3/23 hw 2-0 Rhode Island 3/23 hw 3-0 Rhode Island 3/20 hw 11-9 Lock Haven 3/22 hw 13-4 Lock Haven 3/24 hw 7-2 Quinnipiac 3/27 hw 7-4 Le Moyne 3/28 hl 1-4 LeMoyne 3/29 hw 2-1 James Madison 3/31 aw 9-7 Hampden-Sydney 4/1 hw 16-5 Potsdam St. 4/3 hl 6-10 West Virginia 4/3 hw 4-2 West Virginia 4/5 hw 14-4 Guilford 4/6 al 1-5 Virginia 4/8 aw 13-6 Catawba 4/8 aw 5-4 Catawba 4/10 hl 2-8 North Carolina 4/11 hl 6-9 George Mason 4/11 hl 7-10 George Mason 4/12 hl 3-9 UNC Wilmington 4/15 al 8-12 High Point 4/17 hw 9-2 Hampden-Sydney 4/18 aw 19-3 VCU Lee Guetterman

34 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4/18 aw 2-0 VCU 4/22 hl 6-11 High Point 4/24 aw 7-6 Ferrum 4/21 aw 11-0 Longwood 4/26 al 1-6 James Madison 5/1 hw 10-5 VMI 5/1 hw 9-1 VMI 5/6 hw 6-2 Washington & Lee 1979 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Bill Brown, Curt Christians 3/13 hl 6-9 Kutztown 3/15 hw 7-2 High Point 3/16 hw 16-8 Lock Haven 3/17 hw 9-3 Wilkes 3/17 hw 8-3 Wilkes 3/19 hw 5-3 Massachuetts 3/20 hw 9-5 Massachuetts 3/21 aw 8-5 Howard 3/21 al 6-12 Howard 3/26 aw 5-4 Virginia Tech 3/27 hw 11-5 Ferrum 3/27 hw 3-2 Ferrum 3/29 aw 3-0 Washington & Lee 3/30 hw 19-8 Shippensburg 3/31 hw 14-6 Shippensburg 4/2 aw 5-1 Ferrum 4/2 aw 14-4 Ferrum 4/5 al 6-7 Hampden-Sydney 4/6 hw 7-1 Tennessee Temple 4/7 hw 9-7 Tennessee Temple 4/11 hw 8-7 Virginia Tech 4/12 hw 11-7 Hampden-Sydney 4/14 al 2-7 High Point 4/16 hw 5-4 Atlantic Christian 4/18 hw 8-7 James Madison 4/19 al 4-10 North Carolina 4/20 al 5-10 East Carolina 4/21 al 5-6 East Carolina 4/23 hl 4-5 Howard 4/23 ht 5-5 Howard 4/25 al 7-8 George Mason 4/25 al 5-9 George Mason 4/27 al 1-11 James Madison 5/1 aw 9-0 VMI 1980 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Jeff Mincey, Bill Brown 3/10 nw 9-6 Rochester 3/11 nw 6-1 Indiana St. 3/12 nw 6-2 Kutztown 3/13 nw 10-0 Haverford 3/13 nw 4-2 Wisconsin 3/14 nl 1-4 Belmont 3/14 nl 2-8 Carson-Newman 3/18 hw 6-1 High Point 3/20 hw 7-1 Baptist Bible, Pa. 3/22 hw 2-0 Bloomsburg St. 3/22 hw 10-9 Bloomsburg St. 3/29 hw 6-0 Slippery Rock 3/29 hl 2-6 Slippery Rock 4/1 hw 6-3 Rhode Island 4/1 hw 8-7 Rhode Island 4/2 hw 9-2 Frostburg St. 4/2 hw 12-3 Frostburg St. 4/3 hl 2-3 California, Pa. 4/5 hw 6-3 Onondaga 4/5 hw 4-1 Onondaga 4/7 hw 6-1 Towson 4/9 aw 8-1 Ferrum 4/9 aw 3-1 Ferrum 4/10 hl 3-6 Virginia Tech 4/11 hw 6-4 Carson-Newman 4/12 hl 2-10 Carson-Newman 4/16 hw 3-0 VCU 4/16 hl 4-12 VCU 4/18 al 4-7 George Mason 4/18 aw 11-7 George Mason 4/21 aw 13-5 James Madison 4/22 hw 7-6 Hampden-Sydney 4/23 hw Ferrum 4/23 hl 4-8 Ferrum 4/23 aw 8-6 Baltimore 4/29 hw 6-5 George Mason 4/29 hw 4-3 George Mason 4/30 al 1-6 Virginia Tech 5/5 hw 10-4 James Madison 5/5 hw 7-5 James Madison 5/9 aw 5-1 Tennessee Temple 5/10 aw 9-1 Tennessee Temple 5/10 aw 12-0 Tennessee Temple Renard Brown Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Jeff Mincey, Mike Goad 3/2 al 6-11 Florida 3/4 nw 6-5 Ohio Northern 3/5 al 5-6 Jacksonville 3/6 aw Jacksonville 3/7 al 3-4 Florida Southern 3/11 hw 11-3 Robert Morris 3/12 hw 20-4 Robert Morris 3/17 hw 13-0 Queens 3/17 hw 7-4 Queens 3/18 hw 10-7 Queens 3/20 hw 7-1 Queens 3/21 hw 11-4 Queens 3/24 al 1-4 George Washington 3/24 aw 3-0 George Washington 3/27 hw 2-1 Shippensburg 3/28 hw 9-5 Shippensburg 3/28 hl 5-6 Shippensburg 3/31 hw 6-5 Colgate 4/1 hw 12-2 Colgate 4/2 hl 3-17 George Mason 4/3 hw 22-3 Colgate 4/4 hl 4-6 VCU 4/4 hw 5-4 VCU 4/6 aw 3-0 Virginia Tech 4/8 al 2-3 North Carolina 4/11 aw 16-4 Howard 4/11 aw 10-1 Howard 33

35 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4/15 aw 14-0 Longwood 4/18 hw Howard 4/18 hw 5-1 William & Mary 4/21 aw 10-7 High Point 4/22 hw 9-4 High Point 4/23 hw Longwood 4/24 aw 14-5 Hampden-Sydney 4/25 al 3-8 George Mason 4/25 aw 8-7 George Mason 4/29 aw 9-6 Virginia 5/5 hw 10-4 Virginia 5/7 hw 6-3 Virginia Tech 5/11 hl 2-9 James Madison NAIA District 19 Playoffs Norfolk, Va. 5/14 nw 19-9 Bowie St. 5/14 aw 8-0 Norfolk St. 5/15 nw 18-1 Bowie St. NAIA Area 8 Playoffs Pittsburgh, Pa. 5/22 nw 6-5 Castleton St. 5/22 nl 3-5 Bloomfield 5/23 nw 10-4 Penn St.-Behrend 5/23 nw Bloomfield 5/23 nw 16-4 Bloomfield NAIA National Tournament Lubbock, Texas 6/2 nw 8-5 Lubbock Christian 6/3-4 nw 5-4 Azusa Pacific 6/5 nl 1-4 Winthrop 6/6 nl 1-11 Azusa Pacific 1982 Records: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Jeff Mincey, Mike Goad 3/1 al 0-6 Jacksonville 3/1 al Jacksonville 3/3 al 5-19 Jacksonville 3/4 al 0-7 Stetson 3/12 hw 12-4 Point Park 3/12 hw 10-2 Point Park 3/13 hw 6-5 Point Park 3/18 aw 3-2 East Tennessee St. 3/18 al 1-3 East Tennessee St. 3/19 hw 14-0 Farleigh Dickinson 3/22 hw 17-2 Queens 3/23 aw 7-3 VCU 3/24 hw 6-1 Queens 3/25 hw 11-6 Southern Maine 3/26 hl 1-3 Shippensburg St. 3/26 hw 3-1 Shippensburg St. 3/27 hl 1-3 Shippensburg St. 3/29 aw 11-1 George Washington 3/31 al 3-6 James Madison 4/1 hw 19-0 Castleton St. 4/2 hw 9-7 Colgate 4/6 al Wingate 4/7 al 0-2 Old Dominion 4/7 al 5-11 Old Dominion 4/10 al 2-4 William & Mary 4/13 al 5-26 Virginia 4/16 hw 10-2 VCU 4/17 hw 10-9 VCU 4/19 hw 6-4 George Washington 4/20 aw 12-5 George Mason The 1983 team was the first Liberty squad to win 40 games in a season. 4/25 al 7-8 Howard 4/25 al 3-7 Howard 5/1 hw 4-1 Howard 5/1 hw 10-9 Howard 5/4 hw Virginia 5/6 hl 6-11 Virginia Tech 5/7 al 7-17 Virginia Tech 5/11 hw 4-1 East Tennessee St. 5/11 hl 2-8 East Tennessee St. NAIA District 19 Playoffs Lynchburg, Va. 5/14 hw 6-2 Spring Garden 5/14 hw 10-7 Norfolk St. 5/15 hw 10-3 Norfolk St. NAIA Area 8 Playoffs Lynchburg, Va. 5/20 hw 6-0 St. Thomas Aquinas 5/20 hw 10-6 Southern Maine 5/21 hw 9-5 Geneva NAIA National Tournament Lubbock, Texas 5/31 nw 7-5 St. Xavier 6/2 nl 3-5 Grand Canyon 6/2 nl 2-9 Azusa Pacific 1983 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Jeff Mincey, Mike Goad 3/3 aw 5-2 Rio Grande 3/3 aw 11-5 Central Florida 3/4 aw 7-1 Alma 3/5 aw 13-2 Alma 3/5 aw 8-7 Walsh 3/14 hw 14-6 W. New England 3/15 al 9-10 Wingate 3/15 al 6-11 Wingate 3/16 hl 1-5 East Tennessee St. 3/16 hl 2-9 East Tennessee St. 3/22 hw 17-0 Queens 3/22 hw Queens 3/23 hw 12-0 Queens 3/24 hw 16-1 Queens 3/25 hw 4-0 Shippensburg 3/26 hl 3-5 Shippensburg 3/26 hl 4-8 Shippensburg 34

36 Darrell Manuel /28 hw 19-3 Allentown 3/29 al 5-6 Old Dominion 3/29 al 1-10 Old Dominion 3/30 aw 19-8 Norfolk St. 3/30 aw 13-3 Norfolk St. 4/1 hw 12-2 Point Park 4/1 hw 4-3 Point Park 4/4 hw 5-2 Wingate 4/4 hw Wingate 4/5 hw 3-2 Brown 4/6 hw 7-3 Juniata 4/13 aw 6-4 Campbell 4/13 al 4-8 Campbell 4/16 hl 2-9 Old Dominion 4/16 hl 3-7 Old Dominion 4/18 hw 7-4 George Washington 4/22 aw 9-2 Towson 4/23 aw 7-2 Howard 4/23 aw 12-9 Howard 4/26 hl 2-4 N.C. Wesleyan 4/27 hl William & Mary 4/29 hw 9-1 Norfolk St. 4/29 hw 10-6 Norfolk St. 4/30 hw 10-4 Howard 4/30 hw 8-4 Howard 5/2 hw 8-0 Bristol 5/2 hw 11-2 Bristol 5/5 hw 5-3 Virginia Tech 5/6 al 2-4 Virginia Tech 5/7 aw 10-0 Tennessee Temple 5/7 al 5-6 Tennessee Temple NAIA District 29 Playoffs Lynchburg, Va. 5/12 hw 19-5 Norfolk St. 5/12 hw 10-1 Norfolk St. NAIA Area 8 Playoffs Lynchburg, Va. 5/19 hw 9-7 Wilmington 5/19 hw 15-4 Southern Maine 5/20 hw 5-3 Point Park NAIA National Tournament Lubbock, Texas 5/30 nl 2-5 Coastal Carolina 5/31 nw 5-3 Southwestern Baptist, Texas 6/1 nw 4-3 Southern Arkansas 6/2 nl Union, Tenn Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Jeff Mincey, Mike Goad 2/24 al 5-12 Georgia Tech 2/25 aw 4-3 Georgia Tech 3/2 hw 6-3 Juniata 3/3 hw 17-2 Juniata 3/7 al 3-4 Virginia 3/9 al 0-5 Hawaii Hilo 3/10 al 0-1 Hawaii Hilo 3/10 al 1-5 Hawaii Hilo 3/12 al 2-6 Hawaii Hilo 3/14 al 4-10 Hawaii Pacific 3/14 aw 2-1 Hawaii Pacific 3/15 aw 9-6 Hawaii Pacific 3/16 aw 7-3 Hawaii Pacific 3/17 nl 3-6 Nebraska 3/22 hw 11-5 George Washington 3/23 hl 2-3 Shippensburg St. 3/24 hw 9-8 Shippensburg 3/24 hw 11-3 Shippensburg 3/27 hw 14-0 Lock Haven 3/30 aw 7-3 Virginia Tech 3/31 al 1-3 Norfolk St. 4/31 al 4-5 Norfolk St. 4/2 hw 6-2 VCU 4/2 hw 8-2 VCU 4/3 hl 6-8 Norfolk St. 4/3 hl 6-7 Norfolk St. 4/5 aw 9-4 Wake Forest YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4/6 hw 9-4 Middlebury 4/7 al 4-5 North Carolina Wesleyan 4/7 al 9-13 North Carolina Wesleyan 4/12 al 2-7 North Carolina 4/13 hw 12-1 Bristol 4/13 hw 5-4 Bristol 4/14 hw 9-5 Bristol 4/17 aw 10-1 Howard 4/17 aw 14-9 Howard 4/20 hw 5-3 George Mason 4/24 al 0-7 Old Dominion 4/24 al 0-5 Old Dominion 4/28 hw 8-4 Howard 4/28 hw 15-5 Howard 4/30 hl 3-16 Virginia Tech 1985 Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistants: Jeff Mincey, Mike Goad 3/6 aw 13-8 George Washington 3/7 hw George Washington 3/11 aw 9-0 James Madison 3/11 al 1-9 Florida International 3/12 aw Georgetown 3/13 al 9-12 James Madison 3/14 al 0-4 Florida International 3/15 aw Georgetown 3/16 aw James Madison 3/19 hw 28-3 Radford Jimmy Bevins

37 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3/19 hw 21-0 Radford 3/20 hw 13-7 Queens 3/21 hw 6-3 Queens 3/23 hl 3-4 Shippensburg 3/25 hl 7-10 Richmond 3/26 aw 8-5 Norfolk St. 3/26 aw 11-6 Norfolk St. 3/28 hw 12-7 Norfolk St. 3/28 hw 17-5 Norfolk St. 4/1 aw Virginia 4/2 hw 14-5 George Mason 4/3 hw 12-6 Middlebury 4/3 hw 11-3 Point Park 4/5 aw 12-5 Richmond 4/6 hl 4-5 Campbell 4/9 al 1-9 Wake Forest 4/16 hw 11-0 Radford 4/17 hw 3-2 Appalachian St. 4/17 hl 2-7 Appalachian St. 4/18 al 2-5 George Mason 4/19 hl 6-12 North Carolina Wesleyan 4/20 hw 8-3 North Carolina Wesleyan 4/22 al 6-7 Campbell 4/23 aw 8-6 UNC Charlotte 4/25 hl 4-5 Old Dominion 4/25 hl 6-8 Old Dominion 4/26 al 5-7 Towson 4/27 aw 10-5 Maryland 4/29 hl 3-5 Virginia 4/30 aw 7-2 Virginia Tech 5/2 hl Virginia Tech 5/4 hw 18-3 Maryland Pat Sipe Record: Head Coach: Al Worthington Assistant: Jeff Mincey 3/4 hw 3-2 George Mason 3/5 hl 6-11 George Washington 3/11 nl 2-4 Penn 3/11 al 4-5 Central Florida 3/12 al 5-10 Central Florida 3/13 nl 3-8 West Chester 3/18 aw 13-9 Richmond 3/20 hw 10-1 Slippery Rock 3/21 al 3-17 James Madison 3/24 aw 9-5 Virginia 3/25 hw 11-9 Norfolk St. 3/26 hw Norfolk St. 3/27 al 7-16 American 3/28 al 4-7 Campbell 3/31 aw 7-3 Norfolk St. 3/31 aw 14-3 Norfolk St. 4/1 hw 24-2 Oneonta St. 4/2 hl 4-10 Towson 4/3 al 2-8 Wake Forest 4/4 hw 17-1 Middlebury 4/5 hw 8-0 UNC Charlotte 4/7 hw 10-8 Longwood 4/9 hw 10-4 William & Mary 4/10 aw 10-8 William & Mary 4/11 hl 4-7 Wake Forest 4/14 aw 10-1 Longwood 4/15 aw 20-6 UNC Asheville 4/16 aw 6-4 Appalachian St. 4/16 aw 8-5 Appalachian St. 4/18 aw 8-7 Lynchburg 4/19 hw 13-2 Richmond 4/23 hw 15-0 Bluefield St. 4/24 al 5-8 George Washington 4/26 hw 9-0 Maryland 4/28 al Virginia Tech 4/29 hw 3-2 Virginia 4/30 hw 11-6 James Madison 5/1 al 3-7 George Mason 5/2 hw 16-0 Virginia Tech 5/3h W 19-3 Maryland BOBBY RICHARDSON Four seasons Years: Record: Record: Head Coach: Bobby Richardson Assistant: Jeff Mincey, Dave Pastors 3/2 hw 5-3 Virginia 3/5 al 2-4 Jacksonville 3/6 al 0-4 Florida International 3/7 nl 3-5 Army 3/9 nl 4-7 West Chester 3/10 nw 7-6 Maine 3/10 al 1-2 Florida International 3/11 nw 5-2 Army 3/12 nw 5-4 West Chester 3/14 nw 6-1 St. Francis, N.Y. 3/17 al 1-14 N.C. St. 3/18 al 0-7 George Mason 3/20 hw 8-4 Westfield St. 3/21 hw 4-3 Slippery Rock 3/21 hl 7-24 Slippery Rock 3/23 hl 6-9 Atlantic Christian 3/24 al William & Mary 3/28 hl 1-2 Kent St. 3/30 hw 6-0 William & Mary 4/1 hl 3-6 Longwood 4/2 al 0-8 Maryland 4/3 al 1-21 Towson 4/7 al 3-15 Old Dominion 4/8 al 0-4 James Madison 4/9 nw 7-3 Lynchburg 4/10 hw 11-5 N.C. Wesleyan 4/11 hl 6-11 Norfolk St. 4/11 hl 3-4 Norfolk St. 4/20 al 6-8 Virginia 4/21 al 3-12 Richmond 4/22 hl 1-3 Virginia Tech 4/23 al 6-8 Virginia Tech 4/27 aw 8-7 UNC Charlotte 4/28 hl 0-5 Old Dominion 4/29 hl 4-10 James Madison 4/30 al 8-11 N.C. Wesleyan 5/2 aw 4-2 Campbell 5/2 al 1-9 Campbell 36

38 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1988 Record: Head Coach: Bobby Richardson Assistants: Al Worthington, Dave Pastors, Tim Foster 2/27 aw 9-5 Atlantic Christian 2/27 aw 8-5 Atlantic Christian 3/1 hl 3-8 VCU 3/2 hl George Mason 3/3 al 1-12 William & Mary 3/4 al 3-9 VCU 3/5 al 0-4 George Washington 3/5 al 2-8 George Washington 3/8 hw 15-3 Juniata 3/10 al 5-7 Clemson 3/11 al Western Carolina 3/12 al 2-13 Western Carolina 3/12 al 4-7 Western Carolina 3/14 al 2-4 Central Florida 3/15 nw 6-5 Eastern Kentucky 3/16 nl 8-12 Bradley 3/17 al 6-10 Central Florida 3/18 al 5-6 Eastern Kentucky 3/19 al 2-3 Bradley 3/21 al 0-16 North Carolina 3/22 hw 5-1 William & Mary 3/23 hw 13-4 Ferrum 3/24 al Radford 3/25 hl 5-23 Wake Forest 3/26 hw 18-5 Norfolk St. 3/28 hw 9-6 Longwood 3/29 hw N.C. Wesleyan 3/30 hw West Chester 3/31 hl 5-8 Atlantic Christian 4/1 al 3-9 Towson 4/2 aw 5-4 UMBC 4/4 aw 8-4 N.C. Wesleyan 4/5 hl 4-10 Campbell 4/6 al 3-7 East Carolina 4/9 hw 9-0 Radford 4/11 al 1-7 Campbell 4/13 hl 1-4 Old Dominion 4/14 hl 5-8 James Madison 4/15 aw 8-3 Richmond 4/15 aw 10-8 Richmond 4/20 al 1-2 N.C. St. 4/21 al 2-11 Virginia 4/22 aw 3-2 Old Dominion 4/23 al 5-6 George Mason 4/25 al Virginia Tech 3/ 4/25 al 1-14 Virginia Tech 4/26 al 9-10 James Madison 4/27 al 7-9 Wake Forest 4/30 aw 8-2 Norfolk St. 4/30 aw 5-4 Norfolk St Record: Head Coach: Bobby Richardson Assistants: Al Worthington, Dave Pastors, Jeff Edwards 2/23 al 4-5 Citadel 2/24 aw 10-2 Armstrong St. 2/25 nl 3-12 Augusta 3/2 hl 4-7 VCU 3/6 al 5-7 Georgia Tech 3/7 aw 3-0 Georgia 3/8 aw 7-6 Furman 3/10 hl 3-5 VMI 3/11 hw 7-6 Towson 3/11 hl 9-15 Towson 3/13 nl 8-14 Missouri 3/14 nl 3-18 Fresno St. 3/15 nl 7-10 Virginia Tech 3/16 nl 4-6 Kansas St. 3/17 nl 4-6 North Carolina (CW) 3/18 nw 5-3 U.S. International 3/25 hw 11-2 Campbell 3/25 hw 10-5 Campbell 3/27 hw 17-4 Longwood 3/28 aw 6-4 Virginia Tech In 1989, three Liberty players were drafted. At the time, it was the most players ever drafted in a single year from a Liberty team. 3/29 al 5-7 Duke 3/30 hw 10-1 Bucknell 4/1 hw 7-6 UMBC 4/1 hw 2-0 UMBC 4/3 hl 7-10 Virginia 4/4 hw 5-1 James Madison 4/6 hl 6-7 Old Dominion 4/10 hw 6-5 VMI 4/11 al 1-9 George Mason 4/11 al 4-9 George Mason 4/12 hw 5-0 William & Mary 4/13 aw 6-1 James Madison 4/14 hw Norfolk St. 4/15 aw 12-3 Radford 4/15 aw 13-0 Radford 4/17 al 7-9 N.C. St. 4/18 hw 15-5 N.C. St. 4/19 hw 8-3 Radford 4/20 aw 7-2 Richmond 4/21 al 3-15 Virginia 4/22 aw 5-4 Davidson 4/22 al 3-4 Davidson 4/24 hw 25-7 Ferrum 4/25 hw 8-5 N.C. Wesleyan 4/26 al 8-9 Old Dominion 4/27 al 0-8 Norfolk St. 4/29 al 1-3 Wake Forest 4/29 al 5-6 Wake Forest 5/3 al 2-3 VCU (CW) College World Series Participant 37

39 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1990 Record: Head Coach: Bobby Richardson Assistants: Dave Pastors, Johnny Hunton 2/24 hw 10-1 Duke 2/27 al 5-6 VCU (10) 2/28 al 5-17 Virginia 3/1 hw 6-2 Virginia Tech 3/5 hw 6-2 George Mason 3/7 aw 12-3 Winthrop 3/8 al 3-10 The Citadel (CW) 3/9 al 1-9 Jacksonville 3/11 nw 14-2 UW-Milwaukee 3/12 nl 4-5 Penn 3/12 nw 9-6 Rhode Island 3/13 nl 8-13 (10) Indiana 3/14 al 5-7 Rollins 3/15 nw Penn 3/16 nw 20-1 Indiana 3/17 nl 1-3 Rollins 3/22 hw 15-7 William & Mary 3/27 aw 2-0 William & Mary 3/28 hw Bucknell 3/30 al 3-8 N.C. St. 4/5 al 3-5 Arizona 4/6 al 4-11 Arizona 4/7 aw 8-6 Arizona 4/9 al 4-5 (14) Virginia Tech 4/11 hl 1-5 Old Dominion 4/12 hw 3-2 James Madison Doug Brady /13 hw 13-1 Longwood 4/13 hw 8-3 Longwood 4/16 hl 3-11 Norfolk St. 4/17 aw 11-6 Wake Forest 4/17 hw 12-8 VMI 4/19 aw 6-5 Old Dominion 4/21 al 4-9 James Madison 4/23 al 6-12 Appalachian St. 4/24 hw 6-5 N.C. St. 4/25 hw 12-9 Howard 4/25 hw 11-3 Howard 4/26 hl VCU 4/27 al 2-3 (10) UMBC 4/28 al 4-5 George Mason 4/28 aw 4-3 George Mason 4/30 hw 4-0 Virginia 4/30 hl 3-6 Richmond 5/1 al 3-5 Richmond 5/2 ht 8-8 Wake Forest 5/3 al 5-9 Radford 5/4 hl 3-4 (10) Radford 5/5 al 6-7 (10) Norfolk St. (CW) College World Series Participant JOHNNY HUNTON Seven seasons Years: Record: Record: Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Greg Morhardt 2/22 aw 13-5 UNC Wilmington 2/25 at 5-5 Virginia 2/28 hw 6-0 James Madison 3/1 hl 2-7 Richmond 3/2 hl 4-5 George Washington 3/2 hw 12-8 George Washington 3/5 hw 9-8 Maryland 3/11 nw 3-1 Central Missouri St. 3/12 al 1-3 Stetson 3/12 al 1-7 Central Florida 3/14 nw 7-6 Connecticut 3/15 nl 3-6 Fordham 3/16 aw 12-2 Valdosta St. 3/19 hw 12-2 North Carolina A&T 3/20 al 3-4 North Carolina 3/21 hl 8-12 Wake Forest 3/23 hl 3-9 West Chester 3/25 hw 13-0 Franklin Pierce 3/26 hw 4-1 Appalachian St. 3/26 hw 4-3 (8) Appalachian St. 3/27 hw 12-1 West Chester 3/27 hw 6-4 West Chester 3/28 hw 11-7 UMBC 4/1 hw 6-3 Campbell 4/1 hw 8-6 Campbell 4/2 al 2-9 James Madison 4/4 hw 8-2 VMI 4/5 hw 5-0 Howard 4/5 hw 10-6 Howard 4/8 aw 7-2 Marshall 4/9 hw 5-3 George Mason 4/10 hw 4-3 Old Dominion 4/11 aw 14-4 VMI 4/16 al 7-9 Richmond 4/17 hw 4-1 VCU 4/18 hw 6-2 Virginia 4/22 aw 8-6 Virginia Tech 4/23 aw 9-5 Radford 4/24 al 3-4 (10) Maryland 4/25 hw 3-2 Radford 4/27 hw 12-8 UNC Greensboro 4/27 hw 14-5 UNC Greensboro 4/29 hw 7-6 (10) Norfolk St. 4/30 al 0-5 Wake Forest 5/2 aw 13-1 Old Dominion 5/4 al 4-6 George Mason 5/4 al 2-5 George Mason 1992 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Greg Morhardt 2/21 al Campbell* 2/22 al 2-6 Campbell* 2/22 al 3-5 Campbell* 2/27 al North Carolina A&T 3/2 hl 5-13 Virginia 3/3 ht Maryland 3/4 al 4-7 George Mason 3/9 aw 4-0 UNC Wilmington 3/10 al 4-5 UNC Wilmington 38

40 Danny Brahn /11 aw 11-3 Coastal Carolina* 3/12 aw 5-1 Charleston Southern* 3/13 aw 17-8 Furman 3/14 al 6-8 Davidson* 3/17 hl 1-16 VCU 3/19 aw 6-5 Virginia 3/20 hw 18-1 North Carolina A&T 3/21 hw 9-1 Coppin St. 3/21 hw 9-0 Coppin St. 3/23 hl 4-6 UMBC* 3/24 hw (10) VMI 3/25 hw 10-4 Old Dominion 3/27 hw 10-4 Longwood 3/28 hl 4-7 Richmond* 3/30 hw 14-9 Marshall* 3/31 al 6-7 (10) VMI 4/2 hw 11-5 Charleston Southern* 4/3 hl 1-6 William & Mary 4/8 al 0-2 Old Dominion 4/9 al 0-4 William & Mary 4/10 hw 15-8 Md. Eastern Shore 4/11 hw 12-1 Md. Eastern Shore 4/11 hw 16-0 Md. Eastern Shore 4/14 aw 11-2 Richmond 4/15 hw George Mason* 4/16 al 8-9 UNC Greensboro 4/17 al 0-14 Winthrop* 4/18 al 4-13 Winthrop* 4/18 al 1-2 Winthrop* 4/23 al 3-14 Maryland 4/24 hw 20-2 Howard 4/24 hw 11-2 Howard 4/25 hl 2-4 Radford* 4/25 hl 7-11 Radford* 4/27 al 4-11 Virginia Tech 4/29 al 3-6 UMBC 5/1 al 2-9 VCU Big South Conference Tournament Davidson, N.C. 5/10 al 2-3 Davidson 5/10 al 4-7 Davidson * - designated as Big South Conference Game 1993 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Greg Morhardt 3/2 aw 7-4 James Madison 3/5 aw Campbell* 3/6 al 4-10 Campbell* 3/6 aw 4-3 Campbell* 3/8 al 6-7 VCU 3/9 hw 11-3 Howard 3/10 hw 2-6 Virginia 3/22 hl 3-5 Winthrop* 3/22 hw 2-1 Winthrop* 3/25 hw 10-2 Coppin St. 3/29 al 7-8 Longwood 3/30 hl 0-1 William & Mary 3/31 al 2-4 Virginia 4/2 al 5-8 Coastal Carolina* 4/2 aw 7-4 Coastal Carolina* 4/3 al 7-8 Coastal Carolina* 4/8 hl 4-7 George Mason 4/9 hl 1-9 Towson* 4/9 hw 3-2 Towson* YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4/10 hl 0-5 Towson* 4/13 hl 3-5 UNC Asheville* 4/13 hl 2-3 UNC Asheville* 4/15 hl Richmond 4/17 al 5-24 UMBC* 4/18 al 0-4 UMBC* 4/18 aw 7-3 UMBC* 4/19 hl 5-13 VCU 4/20 hl 5-10 UNC Greensboro 4/22 aw William & Mary 4/23 hw 10-3 Charleston Southern* 4/24 hw 13-2 Charleston Southern* 4/24 hw 8-2 Charleston Southern* 4/27 al 5-6 (10) Virginia Tech 4/28 hw 5-1 Virginia Tech 4/29 hw 9-4 James Madison 5/1 al 3-13 Richmond 5/4 aw 7-5 (12) George Mason 5/5 al 0-1 (10) Radford* 5/5 aw 8-5 Radford* 5/8 hw 6-4 Norfolk St. Big South Conference Tournament Conway, S.C. 5/13 aw 12-7 Coastal Carolina 5/14 nw 4-2 Towson 5/14 nl 3-11 Radford 5/15 nw UMBC 5/15 nw 13-5 Radford 5/16 nw 6-1 Radford NCAA Atlantic Regional Atlanta, Ga. 5/30 al 1-4 Georgia Tech 5/31 nl 0-6 East Carolina * - Big South Conference Game The 1993 Flames were the first Liberty baseball team to win the Big South Conference title and participate in a NCAA Regional 39

41 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Terry Weaver Record: Big South: 9-18 Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Tim McKinley 2/28 hw 6-0 North Carlonia A&T 3/4 al 1-5 Winthrop* 3/5 al 0-1 Winthrop* 3/5 al 3-6 Winthrop* 3/8 hl 1-7 VCU 3/10 hw 3-0 William & Mary 3/11 hw 10-9 VCU 3/12 al 2-14 VCU 3/14 aw 5-4 North Carolina A&T 3/15 al 4-5 Appalachian St. 3/16 aw 15-3 Furman 3/17 al 2-6 The Citadel 3/18 al 0-7 Charleston Southern* 3/19 al 1-6 Charleston Southern* 3/19 al 3-5 Charleston Southern* 3/22 hw 10-6 James Madison 3/23 hw 7-5 Richmond 3/24 al 4-17 Virginia Tech 3/25 hl 3-5 UMBC* 3/26 hl 3-4 UMBC* 3/26 hw 7-3 UMBC* 3/30 ht 7-7 (11) George Mason 4/1 aw 6-2 UNC Asheville* 4/2 al 3-6 UNC Asheville* 4/2 aw 8-5 UNC Asheville* 4/4 aw 13-7 VMI 4/8 hl 2-9 UNC Greensboro* 4/9 hl 6-11 UNC Greensboro* 4/9 hl 3-16 UNC Greensboro* 4/12 aw 6-3 Old Dominion 4/14 al 2-9 VCU 4/15 hw Radford* 4/16 hl 8-9 Radford* 4/16 hw 6-4 Radford* 4/20 al 7-12 George Mason 4/20 hl (11) Old Dominion 4/21 hw 9-2 VMI 4/22 hw 15-4 Campbell* 4/23 hw 9-4 Campbell* 4/23 hl 0-2 Campbell* 4/25 al 7-14 Richmond 4/26 al 7-13 James Madison 4/27 hl 2-6 (7) Norfolk St. 4/28 hw 7-6 (11) Virginia 4/29 al 3-5 Towson* 4/30 al 5-6 (8) Towson* 4/30 aw (8) Towson* 5/2 hw 5-3 Longwood 5/3 al 1-4 Virginia 5/13 hl 5-7 Coastal Carolina* 5/13 hw 13-8 Coastal Carolina* 5/14 hl 4-8 Coastal Carolina* * - Big South Conference Game 1995 Record: Big South: 15-9 Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Tim McKinley 2/27 hw 12-7 East Tennessee St. 3/2 aw 5-3 Virginia 3/7 hw Appalachian St. 3/10 hw 12-0 Holy Cross 3/11 hw 7-1 Holy Cross 3/11 hw 10-4 Holy Cross 3/13 aw South Carolina 3/14 aw 3-1 UNC Charlotte 3/15 aw 18-6 Davidson 3/16 al 1-12 UNC Charlotte 3/17 aw 6-1 Coastal Carolina* 3/18 aw 3-1 Coastal Carolina* 3/18 aw 7-3 Coastal Carolina* 3/20 hw 9-3 West Chester 3/24 aw 18-4 UMBC* 3/25 al 3-4 (11) UMBC* 3/25 al 4-5 UMBC* 3/28 hl 6-8 VMI 3/30 hw 14-5 North Carolina A&T 3/31 hw 3-2 Towson* 4/1 hw 4-2 Towson* 4/1 hl 2-4 Towson* 4/4 al 3-19 George Mason 4/6 hw 18-7 William & Mary 4/8 hw 9-8 Howard 4/8 hw 6-3 Howard 4/10 aw 2-1 North Carolina A&T 4/11 aw 6-2 VCU 4/12 al 7-8 (10) Old Dominion 4/13 al 0-4 William & Mary 4/15 hw 4-2 Charleston Southern* 4/15 hw 8-7 Charleston Southern* 4/15 hl 2-4 Charleston Southern* 4/18 hw 16-8 VCU 4/19 hl 7-8 Richmond 4/20 hl 0-5 Old Dominion 4/21 hw 6-5 (10) UNC Asheville* 4/22 hw 8-1 UNC Asheville* 4/22 hw 8-7 (13) UNC Asheville* 4/24 al 1-7 Richmond 4/25 hl 4-7 George Mason 4/26 hw 4-3 Norfolk St. 4/28 al 0-9 Radford* 4/29 aw 9-7 Radford* 4/29 aw 15-2 Radford* 5/1 hl 1-13 Virginia 5/3 al 3-6 Virginia Tech 5/5 hl 5-9 Winthrop* David Benham

42 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 5/6 hw 6-2 Winthrop* 5/6 hw 6-4 Winthrop* 5/12 al 4-5 UNC Greensboro* 5/13 al 2-9 UNC Greensboro* 5/13 al 2-3 UNC Greensboro* * - Big South Conference Game 1996 Record: Big South: 8-13 Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Mike Kreider 2/26 hw 4-1 James Madison 2/27 hw 16-5 North Carolina A&T 2/28 al 2-7 Virginia 3/29 al 4-7 James Madison 3/6 hw 5-4 Virginia 3/8 nl 4-15 Purdue 3/9 nw 8-4 Xavier 3/12 nw 5-0 Delaware St. 3/12 nw 5-0 Delaware St. 3/13 aw 3-2 North Florida 3/13 al 1-6 Jacksonville 3/14 nw 9-7 Ithaca 3/15 nl 6-13 Ohio St. 3/16 nw 6-4 Rhode Island 3/21 aw 9-4 North Carolina A&T 3/23 aw 7-1 UNC Asheville* 3/23 aw 14-4 UNC Asheville* 3/24 al UNC Asheville* 3/26 hl 3-5 VCU 3/29 hl 0-2 Radford* 3/30 hw 8-2 Radford* 3/30 hw 4-3 Radford* 4/2 al 0-12 East Tennessee St. 4/4 hl 6-8 Virginia Tech 4/5 hl 4-6 UNC Greensboro* 4/6 hw 6-5 UNC Greensboro* 4/6 hl 1-2 UNC Greensboro* 4/9 al 5-6 Old Dominion 4/10 al 3-15 Richmond 4/12 al 2-15 Winthrop* 4/13 al 0-3 Winthrop* 4/13 al 2-17 Winthrop* 4/15 hw 12-3 Howard 4/16 hl 4-13 Old Dominion 4/17 aw 5-4 VCU David Dalton /19 al Charleston Southern* 4/20 al 5-6 Charleston Southern* 4/20 al 1-11 Charleston Southern* 4/23 al 5-13 George Mason 4/24 al 1-3 William & Mary 4/26 hw 8-5 UMBC* 4/27 hl 2-7 UMBC* 4/27 hw 6-1 UMBC* 5/1 aw Virginia Tech 5/2 hl 5-8 Norforlk St. 5/9 hl 4-7 Coastal Carolina* 5/10 hl 6-11 Coastal Carolina* 5/10 hw 12-5 Coastal Carolina* * - Big South Conference 1997 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Johnny Hunton Assistants: Dave Pastors, Mike Kreider 2/24 aw 5-4 North Carolina A&T 2/26 al 4-9 VMI 3/1 al 2-5 James Madison 3/4 al 9-10 Norfolk St. 3/7 al 5-8 Virginia 3/7 aw 12-8 UNC Wilmington 3/8 nl 1-5 Delaware 3/8 nl 5-7 Delaware 3/10 al 4-8 UNC Wilmington 3/11 hl 4-15 George Mason 3/12 hl 9-18 James Madison 3/15 hw 19-0 North Carolina A&T 3/15 nl 9-16 Purdue 3/15 nl 4-5 (8) Purdue 3/17 nl 1-2 Troy St.! 3/17 aw 3-0 Florida International 3/18 nw 10-4 Dayton! 3/18 nl 8-10 Bradley! 3/19 al 0-6 Miami, Fla. (CW) 3/20 nw 5-4 Indiana! 3/21 nw 5-2 Troy St.! 3/22 nw 9-8 Bradley! 3/26 hw 9-3 Richmond 3/27 al 6-7 Richmond 3/28 aw 8-3 UMBC* 3/29 aw 7-2 UMBC* 3/29 aw 12-8 UMBC* 4/1 hw 4-3 (12) William & Mary 4/4 al 1-10 Radford* 4/5 al 4-5 Radford* 4/5 al 4-5 Radford* 4/8 aw 12-9 Virginia Tech 4/9 hw 10-4 Norfolk St. 4/10 hl 3-9 Virginia Tech 4/11 hw 11-8 Winthrop* 4/13 hl 1-6 Winthrop* 4/13 hw 3-2 Winthrop* 4/17 al 4-9 Old Dominion 4/17 al 2-13 William & Mary 4/18 hl 4-8 Charleston Southern* 4/19 hw 5-4 Charleston Southern* 4/19 hl 1-3 Charleston Southern* 4/22 hw 14-3 Old Dominion 4/25 hl 2-3 UNC Asheville* 4/26 hw 2-1 UNC Asheville* 4/26 hw 4-1 UNC Asheville* 4/30 hl 6-15 VCU 5/2 al 0-5 Coastal Carolina* 5/4 aw 4-2 Coastal Carolina* 5/4 aw 17-9 Coastal Carolina* 5/5 al 0-1 VCU 5/9 al 4-5 UNC Greensboro* 5/10 aw 20-6 UNC Greensboro* 5/10 al 5-14 UNC Greensboro* Big South Conference Tournament Ft. Mill, S.C. 5/16 nw 18-9 UNC Greensboro 5/17 nl 1-4 Charleston Southern 5/17 nl 1-2 UNC Greensboro * - Big South Conference Game 41

43 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Big South Conference Tournament Ft. Mill, S.C. 5/8 aw 8-5 Winthrop 5/9 nw 9-6 Coastal Carolina 5/10 nl 3-7 Coastal Carolina 5/10 nw 3-2 Coastal Carolina NCAA Atlantic II Regionals Tallahassee, Fla. 5/21 al 7-10 (#10) Florida St. (CW) 5/22 nl 2-3 (#8) Auburn DAVE PASTORS (CW) College World Series Participant Five seasons Years: Record: Record: Big South: 13-5 Head Coach: Dave Pastors Assistants: Jeff Edwards, Randy Tomlin, Jose Columna 2/18 aw 11-4 (#28) UNC Greensboro 2/20 hl 1-5 (#19) Duke 2/21 hw 22-0 North Carolina A&T 2/21 hw 5-2 North Carolina A&T 2/24 hw VMI 2/26 hw 16-6 High Point 2/27 aw 12-2 (#13) Duke 2/28 al 6-7 Norfolk St. 3/2 al 1-5 James Madison 3/3 al 2-6 Virginia Tech 3/4 hw 5-2 Richmond 3/5 hl 7-9 VCU 3/7 hl 5-6 Elon 3/10 hl 8-11 Virginia 3/11 al 4-8 Virginia 3/13 hw 4-2 Coastal Carolina* 3/13 hw 9-4 Coastal Carolina* 3/14 hw 13-7 Coastal Carolina* 3/16 nl 5-6 (11) Connecticut! 3/17 nl 5-12 Northern Iowa! 3/18 nl 0-2 Marist! 3/20 nl Marist! The 1998 Flames captured Liberty s first Big South regular season title and advanced to the program s second NCAA Regional. 3/21 nw 8-7 Northeastern! 3/25 hl 2-8 East Tennessee St. 3/26 hl 7-15 James Madison 3/27 hw 17-7 UMBC* 3/28 hw 15-4 UMBC* 3/28 hw UMBC* 3/30 al 9-12 Richmond 3/31 hl 3-16 Virginia Tech 4/1 hl 4-5 William & Mary 4/4 aw 3-1 Charleston Southern* 4/4 aw 4-1 Charleston Southern* 4/5 aw 6-1 Charleston Southern* 4/7 hw 3-2 UNC Greensboro 4/8 al 1-6 Old Dominion 4/9 al 2-4 William & Mary 4/11 hw 4-1 Elon 4/11 hw 8-4 Elon 4/13 hw 20-4 High Point 4/14 hw 15-5 Norfolk St. 4/15 hw George Mason 4/117 hl Radford* 4/18 hw 7-6 Radford* 4/18 hw 7-5 Radford* 4/23 al 9-10 Wake Forest 4/24 al 5-6 (10) Winthrop* 4/25 al 1-3 Winthrop* 4/25 aw 2-0 Winthrop* 4/27 hw 7-6 Old Dominion 4/28 al 3-14 George Mason 4/29 aw 18-6 (#19) VCU 5/2 aw 3-2 UNC Asheville* 5/2 al 4-5 UNC Asheville* 5/3 al 6-7 UNC Asheville*! - Homestead, Fla. Homestead Challenge * - Big South Conference Game (CW) College World Series Participant 1999 Record: Big South: 7-8 Head Coach: Dave Pastors Assistants: Jeff Edwards, Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver 2/25 hw 6-2 North Carolina A&T 2/27 hw 9-7 James Madison 3/2 al 1-13 (#5) North Carolina 3/5 aw 10-9 (#19) Clemson 3/5 aw 11-8 (#19) Clemson 3/6 al 6-11 (#19) Clemson 3/8 hw 6-5 Norfolk St. 3/15 nw 4-3 Rutgers! Benji Miller

44 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Jason Suitt /16 nl Southern Illinois! 3/17 nw Rider! 3/18 nl 4-10 Marist! 3/19 nw 13-7 Hartford! 3/20 nl 1-9 Ohio St.! 3/23 hw 5-4 Virginia 3/24 hl 8-11 Richmond 3/26 al 6-14 Coastal Carolina* 3/26 al 5-14 Coastal Carolina* 3/27 al 2-4 Coastal Carolina* 3/30 hl 5-9 William & Mary 3/31 hl Old Dominion 4/2 hw Winthrop* 4/3 hl 7-11 Winthrop* 4/3 hw 4-3 Winthrop* 4/5 al 3-13 George Mason 4/6 hw 10-3 UNC Greensboro 4/9 hw 8-7 High Point 4/10 hl 1-7 High Point 4/10 hw 8-3 High Point 4/12 aw 10-8 James Madison 4/13 al 2-4 Old Dominion 4/14 al 6-8 William & Mary 4/16 aw 15-6 Elon 4/16 aw 2-1 Elon 4/17 aw 4-2 Elon 4/20 aw 11-6 Virginia Tech 4/21 al 3-4 Richmond 4/22 hl 3-12 Virginia Tech 4/23 hl 5-8 Charleston Southern* 4/23 hw 9-6 Charleston Southern* 4/24 hw 5-4 Charleston Southern* 4/27 al 6-11 Virginia 4/301 hw 9-1 UNC Asheville* 5/1 hw 6-3 UNC Asheville* 5/1 hl 2-3 UNC Asheville* 5/7 aw Radford* 5/8 al 9-10 Radford* 5/8 al 0-1 Radford* 5/10 al 3-7 UNC Greensboro 5/11 al 3-10 VCU 5/12 hl 5-21 (#15) Wake Forest Big South Conference Tournament Conway, S.C. 5/20 nw 8-0 Radford 5/21 nl 0-13 Winthrop 5/22 nw 6-5 UNC Asheville 5/22 al Coastal Carolina! - Homestead, Fla. Homestead Challenge * - Big South Conference Game 2000 Record: Big South: 14-5 Head Coach: Dave Pastors Assistants: Jeff Edwards, Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver 2/16 aw 8-6 UNC Greensboro 2/19 al 7-9 Wake Forest 2/22 hl 3-4 (10) Richmond 2/23 hw 6-5 Virginia 2/25 aw 9-6 Virginia 2/26 hw 4-3 UMBC 2/26 hw 10-6 UMBC 2/29 al 4-8 James Madison 3/1 hw 13-9 James Madison 3/3 aw 7-1 Winthrop* 3/5 aw 10-3 Winthrop* 3/5 al 2-7 Winthrop* 3/6 hw 9-2 VMI 3/8 hl 5-8 Old Dominion 3/10 aw 5-4 High Point* 3/11 aw 8-6 High Point* 3/12 aw 10-6 High Point* 3/14 al 5-6 (10) (#11) Auburn 3/15 al 1-6 (#24) Georgia Tech 3/18 hl 1-5 Marshall 3/18 hw 6-5 Marshall 3/19 hw 6-5 Marshall 3/22 hw 3-2 William & Mary 3/23 hw 7-5 (#22) Wake Forest 3/27 hl 4-5 Brown 3/28 aw 11-8 Virginia Tech 3/29 al 4-5 Old Dominion 4/3 hw 8-5 UNC Greensboro 4/5 al 3-5 William & Mary 4/7 hw 8-5 Radford* 4/11 aw 4-3 George Mason 4/12 hl 4-10 VCU 4/14 hl 7-12 Elon* 4/16 hw Elon* 4/16 hw 4-0 Elon* 4/17 al 3-4 Richmond 4/21 al 7-8 Charleston Southern* 4/22 al 9-10 Charleston Southern* The 2000 Flames defeated Seton Hall, 10-2, in a NCAA Regional to become the first Liberty team in any sport to win a NCAA Division I Tournament game. 43

45 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Jonathan Schneider 2000, 02 4/22 aw 3-0 Charleston Southern* 4/26 hl 9-13 George Mason 4/29 aw 5-0 UNC Asheville* 4/30 al 0-3 UNC Asheville* 5/2 aw 15-2 UNC Asheville* 5/3 aw 15-7 VMI 5/4 hw 9-8 Virginia Tech 5/6 hl 6-7 (#14) North Carolina 5/6 hw 8-3 Coastal Carolina* 5/6 hw 12-3 Coastal Carolina* 5/7 hw 10-9 Coastal Carolina* 5/11 hw 6-4 (#6) Clemson (CW) 5/12 al 3-11 N.C. St. 5/13 al 5-6 (10) N.C. St. Big South Conference Tournament Myrtle Beach, S.C. 5/17 nw 7-4 High Point 5/18 nw 5-2 Coastal Carolina 5/19 nw 4-2 Winthrop 5/20 nw 3-0 Charleston Southern NCAA Regionals Columbia, S.C. 5/26 al 4-6 (#1) South Carolina 5/27 nw 10-2 Seton Hall 5/27 nl 2-4 (#18) Wake Forest * - Big South Conference Game (CW) College World Series Participant 2001 Record: Big South: 13-7 Head Coach: Dave Pastors Assistants: Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver, Brock Van Faussien 2/17 hw 19-2 Iona 2/18 hw 5-3 Iona 2/19 hw 14-1 Iona 2/20 hw 11-1 Virginia Tech 2/24 hw 6-1 Bucknell 2/25 hl 9-10 Bucknell 2/26 hl 4-6 Wake Forest 2/27 al 3-14 James Madison 3/1 hl Virginia 3/3 hw 8-0 Fairfield 3/3 hw 11-3 Fairfield 3/7 hw 4-0 UNC Greensboro 3/8 hl 4-11 VCU 3/13 al 1-5 Jacksonville 3/14 al 0-1 Florida St. 3/17 hw 4-3 Massachusetts 3/18 hl 3-6 Massachusetts 3/19 hw 13-4 Massachusetts 3/23 al 1-9 Coastal Carolina* 3/24 aw 15-8 Coastal Carolina* 3/24 aw 5-1 Coastal Carolina* 3/26 hw 12-6 Brown 3/27 hl 4-12 William & Mary 3/31 hl 5-12 Winthrop* 3/31 hl 2-5 Winthrop* 4/2 hl 6-12 Winthrop* 4/4 hw 5-4 James Madison 4/6 al 4-5 Elon* 4/7 al 6-7 Elon* 4/7 aw 10-2 Elon* 4/10 aw 5-4 (11) Virginia 4/13 aw 17-5 Radford* 4/14 al 3-7 Radford* 4/14 aw 3-2 Radford* 4/17 hw 7-5 George Mason 4/18 aw 10-1 George Mason 4/20 hw 6-2 Charleston Southern* 4/21 hw Charleston Southern* 4/21 hw (8) Charleston Southern* 4/23 aw Wake Forest 4/25 al 2-3 Richmond 4/27 hw 13-7 UNC Asheville* 4/28 hw 10-9 UNC Asheville* 4/28 hw 2-0 UNC Asheville* 5/1 al 4-13 North Carolina 5/2 al 5-8 Virginia Tech 5/4 aw 13-3 Old Dominion 5/5 hw 5-4 Old Dominion 5/11 hw 12-6 High Point* 5/12 hw 8-7 (10) High Point* 5/12 hw 11-8 High Point* Big South Conference Tournament Danville, Va. 5/17 nw 12-0 High Point 5/18 nl 2-6 Coastal Carolina 5/18 nw 12-3 UNC Asheville 5/20 nw 3-1 Winthrop 5/20 nl 0-13 Coastal Carolina * - Big South Conference Game 2002 Record: Big South: 11-9 Head Coach: Dave Pastors Assistants: Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver, Brock Van Faussien 2/21 aw 10-2 UNC Greensboro 2/23 hw 7-0 UMBC 2/23 hw 17-1 UMBC 2/26 al 4-9 James Madison 2/28 hw 9-4 Pfeiffer 3/3 hl 6-10 Marist Steve Baker

46 Larry Wayne York & Erich Cloninger /3 hl 5-8 Marist 3/5 hw 9-7 Virginia 3/8 hw 5-3 Le Moyne 3/9 hw 13-5 Le Moyne 3/9 hw 6-3 Le Moyne 3/11 nt 9-9 (8) Pacific! 3/12 nl 5-21 Oral Roberts! 3/13 nw 21-1 Fordham! 3/14 nl 4-13 Gonzaga! 3/15 nw 9-8 UC Santa Barbara! 3/16 nw 10-8 Illinois St.! 3/19 hw 4-3 William & Mary 3/22 aw 16-3 Charleston Southern* 3/23 al 8-10 Charleston Southern* 3/23 al 2-3 Charleston Southern* 3/26 al 3-11 VCU 3/27 al 8-14 (#8) Wake Forest 3/29 hl 4-13 Coastal Carolina* 3/30 hl 7-13 Coastal Carolina* 3/30 hl 8-9 Coastal Carolina* 4/2 al 8-9 (11) (#21) North Carolina 4/5 hl 7-11 (12) Elon* 4/6 hw 10-9 Elon* 4/6 hw 6-2 Elon* 4/10 al 9-14 William & Mary 4/12 aw 12-8 (10) Winthrop* 4/13 aw 6-5 (8) Winthrop* 4/13 aw 11-8 Winthrop* 4/16 al Old Dominion 4/17 hl 4-17 VCU 4/19 aw 9-8 UNC Asheville* 4/20 aw 9-3 UNC Asheville* 4/20 aw 15-1 UNC Asheville* 4/23 al 3-5 Virginia 4/24 hl 6-23 James Madison 4/26 aw 8-6 Virginia Tech 4/27 hw 7-6 Virginia Tech 5/1 hw 7-5 (#21) Richmond 5/4 aw 10-6 UNC Wilmington 5/4 aw 13-6 UNC Wilmington 5/10 hw 9-7 Radford* 5/11 hl 7-10 (10) Radford* 5/11 hl 5-6 Radford* 5/13 ht (7) (#3) Wake Forest^ 5/14 hw 11-6 Old Dominion 5/17 al 5-6 High Point* 5/17 aw 12-6 High Point* Big South Conference Tournament Rock Hill, S.C. 5/22 nl 5-14 High Point 5/23 nw 4-1 Radford 5/24 nw 12-3 Elon 5/25 nw 19-6 Charleston Southern 5/25 aw 8-2 Winthrop 5/26 nl 1-10 Coastal Carolina! Johnny Quik Classic Fresno, Calif. ^ - Game Called in 7th due to rain * - Big South Conference Game MATT ROYER Five seasons Years: Record: Record: Big South: 7-12 Head Coach: Matt Royer Assistants: Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver, Reggie Reynolds 2/24 hl 5-15 Virginia 2/25 hw 5-4 William & Mary 3/1 al 6-9 Western Carolina 3/1 al 8-9 Western Carolina 3/2 al 3-4 Western Carolina ¾ hl 3-7 VCU 3/7 hw 8-4 Kutztown YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3/7 hw 2-1 (8) Kutztown 3/8 al 5-14 Georgia 3/9 al 3-8 Georgia 3/11 hw 6-5 (#14) Wake Forest 3/12 al 4-10 North Carolina 3/14 hw 3-2 Charleston Southern* 3/15 hl 1-6 Charleston Southern* 3/15 hw 9-8 Charleston Southern* 3/18 hl 3-8 George Mason 3/21 al 1-20 (#1) Rice (NC) 3/22 al 4-10 (#1) Rice (NC) 3/23 al 4-5 (#1) Rice (NC) 3/25 hw 8-2 Old Dominion 3/28 hl 1-5 Winthrop* 3/29 hl 8-11 Winthrop* 3/30 hl 0-7 Winthrop* 4/1 hl 0-14 Virginia Tech 4/2 al 0-3 Virginia 4/4 al 4-14 Elon* 4/5 aw 13-2 Elon* 4/6 al 4-19 Elon* 4/8 al 4-11 William & Mary 4/11 al 5-11 Birmingham-So. 4/12 aw 8-3 Birmingham-So. 4/13 al 0-13 Birmingham-So. 4/15 hw 6-5 (12) James Madison 4/16 al 5-15 (#17) Richmond 4/18 hw 4-0 UNC Asheville* 4/19 hl 3-4 UNC Asheville* 4/19 hl 2-5 UNC Asheville* Jeremiah Boles

47 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 4/22 al Wake Forest 4/23 al 5-6 (11) Old Dominion 4/26 aw 7-5 (11) Radford* 4/26 aw 7-3 Radford* 4/27 aw 14-6 Radford* 4/29 hl 6-12 (#14) Richmond 5/3 al 8-11 Coastal Carolina* 5/3 al 1-3 Coastal Carolina* 5/4 al 4-5 Coastal Carolina* 5/14 al 5-8 James Madison 5/15 al 2-4 George Mason 5/16 hl 1-6 High Point* Big South Conference Tournament Rock Hill, S.C. 5/23 al 1-2 Winthrop 5/23 nw 8-2 Charleston Southern 5/24 nw 5-4 UNC Asheville 5/25 nw 4-1 Coastal Carolina 5/25 nl 0-10 Coastal Carolina * - Big South Conference Game (NC) National Champion 2004 Record: Big South: 9-15 Head Coach: Matt Royer Assistants: Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver, Reggie Reynolds 2/25 al 5-14 Wake Forest 2/27 hw 6-2 Binghamton 2/28 hw 13-7 Binghamton 2/28 hl 5-9 Binghamton 2/29 hw 8-7 Binghamton 3/2 al 6-12 (#23) VCU 3/3 al 0-4 Virginia Tech 3/5 al 6-24 Georgia (CW) 3/6 al 5-15 Georgia (CW) 3/7 al 3-18 Georgia (CW) 3/9 hw 13-8 Wake Forest 3/10 hw 13-4 North Carolina A&T 3/13 hl 5-8 Marshall 3/14 hw 8-5 Marshall 3/15 hw 14-5 Marshall 3/17 hw 9-1 Fordham 3/17 hw 5-1 Fordham 3/19 hw 5-4 Ball St. 3/20 hl 2-14 Ball St. 3/21 hl 5-11 Ball St. 3/24 aw 8-4 Old Dominion 3/26 al 3-5 Charleston Southern* 3/27 al 3-6 Charleston Southern* 3/28 aw 9-8 Charleston Southern* 3/30 hw 6-2 Virginia Tech 4/3 hw 7-6 High Point* 4/4 hw 12-3 High Point* 4/5 hw 10-7 High Point* 4/6 aw 11-5 Richmond 4/9 al 1-7 Winthrop* 4/9 aw 4-3 Winthrop* 4/10 al 0-6 Winthrop* 4/14 al 8-9 James Madison 4/16 hl 5-7 Birmingham-So.* 4/17 hl 6-7 Birmingham-So.* 4/18 hl 2-12 Birmingham-So.* 4/20 hw 11-5 James Madison 4/23 al 8-14 Radford* 4/24 al 4-6 Radford* 4/25 al 8-9 Radford* 4/28 hl 2-3 (10) William & Mary 4/30 al 6-7 (10) UNC Asheville* 5/1 al 1-7 UNC Asheville* The 2005 posted 36 wins which tied the program s record for the most victories in competition at the Division I level at the time. 5/1 al 2-3 UNC Asheville* 5/8 aw 7-3 William & Mary 5/11 hl 2-12 Old Dominion 5/12 hw 20-9 Richmond 5/14 hl 3-8 Coastal Carolina* 5/15 hl 1-12 Coastal Carolina* 5/16 hw 6-3 Coastal Carolina* 5/18 hl 4-6 (#7) Virginia 5/19 al 4-5 (#7) Virgina 5/22 hw 8-4 VMI* 5/22 hw 10-4 VMI* 5/23 hw 7-6 (11) VMI* * - Big South Conference Game (CW) College World Series Participant David Bechtold Record: Big South: Head Coach: Matt Royer Assistants: Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver, Reggie Reynolds 2/15 hw 7-6 Old Dominion 2/19 hw 10-9 Hofstra 2/20 hw 13-3 Hofstra 2/21 hl 2-6 Hofstra 2/23 aw 10-1 North Carolina A&T 2/26 hw 10-8 Bucknell 2/26 hw 3-2 Bucknell 2/27 hw 7-4 Bucknell 46

48 3/4 hw 4-1 Duquesne# 3/4 hl 3-6 Duquesne# 3/6 hl 4-6 Duquesne 3/9 hw 1-0 Fairfield 3/12 hw 9-8 Marshall 3/13 hw 4-3 (10) Marshall 3/14 hw 5-3 Marshall 3/15 aw 6-4 Old Dominion 3/18 al 3-6 Birmingham-So.* 3/19 al 2-7 Birmingham-So.* 3/20 al 4-13 Birmingham-So.* 3/25 al 4-7 High Point* 3/26 aw 4-2 High Point* 3/26 aw 4-1 High Point* 3/29 aw 9-4 James Madison 4/2 hl 2-8 Winthrop* 4/3 hw 5-4 Winthrop* 4/4 hw 6-2 Winthrop* 4/5 hl 2-10 Virginia 4/9 hw 21-1 UNC Asheville* 4/10 hw 5-1 UNC Asheville* 4/11 hw 14-3 UNC Asheville* 4/14 al 4-9 Virginia Tech 4/16 hw 3-0 UNC Greensboro 4/17 al 3-7 UNC Greensboro 4/19 aw 14-6 Richmond 4/22 al 3-11 (#25) Coastal Carolina* 4/23 al 8-12 (#25) Coastal Carolina* 4/24 al 8-9 (#25) Coastal Carolina* 4/26 al 8-9 Wake Forest Michael Solbach /30 aw 9-5 VMI* 5/1 aw 12-3 VMI* 5/1 al 9-11 VMI* 5/3 aw 9-2 VCU 5/7 hw 6-2 William & Mary 5/13 hl 4-5 Radford* 5/14 hw 8-5 Radford* 5/15 hw 11-4 Radford* 5/17 hw 10-2 Richmond 5/18 hw 6-5 VCU 5/20 hw 4-0 Charleston Southern* 5/21 hw 6-1 Charleston Southern* 5/22 hw 3-2 (12) Charleston Southern* Big South Conference Tournament Conway, S.C. 5/25 nw 8-7 Birmingham-So. 5/26 nl 2-7 Winthrop 5/27 nw 10-4 Radford 5/27 al 1-2 Coastal Carolina # - played at Memorial Stadium in Danville, Va. * - Big South Conference Game 2006 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Matt Royer Assistants: Randy Tomlin, Terry Weaver, Reggie Reynolds 2/10 aw 4-1 Wofford 2/12 al 4-5 Wofford 2/12 aw 4-3 Wofford 2/15 hl 2-4 (10) VCU 2/16 hw 4-3 Longwood 2/21 aw 4-3 Longwood 2/24 hw Rider 2/25 hw 7-5 Rider 2/26 hw 3-2 (10) Rider 3/1 al 5-10 James Madison 3/4 hw 14-2 Hartford 3/4 hw 9-4 Hartford 3/5 hw 9-0 Hartford 3/8 hw 13-1 Virginia Tech 3/10 aw 7-1 George Washington 3/11 aw 3-0 George Washington 3/12 aw 12-8 George Washington YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3/14 hw 6-5 Marist 3/15 hw 5-4 Marist 3/17 hl 2-7 Rutgers 3/18 hw 5-3 Rutgers 3/19 hl 6-7 Rutgers 3/24 al 1-13 (#29) Winthrop* 3/25 al 7-8 (#29) Winthrop* 3/26 al 8-10 (#29) Winthrop* 3/29 hw 11-2 George Mason 3/31 hw 8-5 VMI* 4/1 hw 16-8 VMI* 4/2 hw 9-7 VMI* 4/5 aw 15-4 William and Mary 4/7 aw 16-6 Radford* 4/8 aw 9-4 Radford* 4/9 aw 6-5 Radford* 4/11 hw James Madison 4/14 al 5-7 Charleston Southern* 4/15 aw 13-6 Charleston Southern* 4/15 aw 7-2 Charleston Southern* 4/18 hw 8-0 Longwood 4/19 al Richmond 4/22 hw 6-4 Coastal Carolina* 4/23 hl 6-8 (10) Coastal Carolina* 4/24 hw 4-3 (12) Coastal Carolina* 4/25 aw 18-4 George Mason 4/28 hl 1-15 Birmingham Southern* 4/29 hl 1-4 Birmingham Southern* 4/30 hw 12-5 Birmingham Southern* 5/3 al 3-8 Virginia Tech 5/6 hl 4-5 William and Mary 5/12 al 3-8 UNC Asheville* 5/13 aw 20-3 UNC Asheville* 5/13 al 2-4 UNC Asheville* 5/16 hw 8-5 Richmond 5/19 hl 6-11 High Point* 5/20 hw 11-9 High Point* 5/21 hl 8-13 High Point* Big South Conference Tournament Conway, S.C. 5/24 nw 9-6 Winthrop 5/25 nw 9-7 High Point 5/26 nl 1-4 UNC Asheville 5/27 nw 11-7 Winthrop 5/28 nl UNC Asheville * - Big South Conference Games 47

49 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2007 Record: Big South: 14-7 Head Coach: Matt Royer Assistants: Terry Weaver, Reggie Reynolds, Matt Hagan 2/9 aw 6-2 East Carolina 2/10 al 4-7 East Carolina 2/11 al 2-11 East Carolina 2/16 nl 2-10 (#1) South Carolina! 2/17 aw 2-1 The Citadel! 2/18 nw 28-7 Richmond! 2/23 hw 9-2 Albany 2/24 hw 5-1 Albany 2/24 hw 7-5 Albany 2/27 aw 8-2 VCU 3/2 hw 6-2 Manhattan 3/3 hl 2-9 Manhattan 3/4 hw 14-6 Manhattan 3/6 aw 8-2 Old Dominion 3/9 hw 9-3 George Washington 3/10 hw 7-6 (10) George Washington 3/11 al 5-6 (10) George Washington 3/13 hl 2-8 Virginia Tech 3/14 al 3-8 James Madison 3/17 hw 5-1 UNC Asheville* 3/18 hl 3-9 UNC Asheville* 3/19 hw 15-5 UNC Asheville* 3/21 hw 10-2 UMBC 3/23 aw 7-5 High Point* 3/24 al 2-10 High Point* 3/25 al 4-8 High Point* 3/28 aw 5-4 George Mason 3/31 hl 2-5 Monmouth 3/31 hl 2-3 (11) Monmouth 4/1 hw 11-6 Monmouth 4/3 hl 3-8 William & Mary 4/6 hw 8-6 Marshall 4/7 hw 11-7 Marshall 4/8 hw 10-4 Marshall 4/10 al 1-11 William & Mary 4/13 hw 4-2 Charleston Southern* 4/13 hl 4-6 Charleston Southern* 4/14 hw 8-4 Charleston Southern* 4/18 hl 2-11 James Madison 4/20 hw 16-3 Radford* 4/21 hw 13-1 Radford* 4/22 hw 13-5 Radford* 4/24 hw 13-5 George Mason 4/27 aw 10-7 (12) (#19) Coastal Carolina* 4/28 al 9-12 (#19) Coastal Carolina* 4/29 al (#19) Coastal Carolina* 5/1 al 9-12 Virginia Tech 5/4 al 2-16 (#15) Arizona 5/5 al 3-16 (#15) Arizona 5/6 al 6-7 (10) (#15) Arizona 5/11 hw 5-4 Winthrop* 5/12 hw 6-5 Winthrop* 5/13 hw 9-6 Winthrop* 5/18 aw 4-0 VMI* 5/19 al 3-5 VMI* 5/20 aw 10-9 VMI* Big South Conference Championship Winthrop, S.C. 5/23 nw 4-3 VMI 5/24 al 1-4 Winthrop 5/25 nw 12-8 UNC Asheville 5/25 nw 11-0 Winthrop 5/26 nl 5-6 Coastal Carolina! Crabhouse Shootout, Charleston, S.C. * - Big South Conference Game JIM TOMAN Nine Seasons Years: Record: Record: Big South: 14-7 Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Scott Jackson, Nick Schnabel, Jeremiah Boles 2/22 nw 6-2 Notre Dame! 2/23 nw 5-4 Albany! 2/24 nw 3-1 Iowa! 2/27 aw 5-1 Norfolk St. 2/29 hw 4-3 Rider 3/1 hl 4-5 Rider 3/2 hw 18-2 Rider 3/4 al 4-5 VCU 3/5 hl 7-9 Old Dominion 3/8 hw 11-5 Army P.K. Keller /8 hw 13-7 Army 3/9 hw 15-7 Army 3/14 nl 7-11 Calif. St. Northridge% 3/15 hl 0-5 Southern Miss% 3/15 nl 2-9 Calif. St. Northridge% 3/18 hl 2-3 James Madison 3/20 nw Columbia^ 3/21 nl 6-11 Columbia^ 3/21 nl 3-7 Columbia^ 3/22 nw 12-2 Columbia^ 3/26 al 13-0 George Mason 3/28 hl 3-5 (11) (#18) Coastal Carolina 3/29 hw 9-6 (#18) Coastal Carolina 3/30 hl 1-2 (#18) Coastal Carolina 4/1 hl 7-9 William & Mary 4/2 hl 5-8 Norfolk St. 4/4 al 0-9 UNC Asheville 4/5 aw (10) UNC Asheville 4/6 aw 11-4 UNC Asheville 4/8 hl 0-4 James Madison 4/9 al 3-7 (#19) Virginia 4/11 aw 5-4 Radford 4/12 aw 18-4 Radford 4/13 aw 12-5 Radford 4/15 aw 13-3 William & Mary 4/16 hl 1-11 Virginia Tech 4/18 hw 8-0 VMI 4/19 hl 5-6 (16) VMI 4/20 hw 6-1 VMI 4/22 al 7-10 James Madison 48

50 4/23 aw 11-3 Old Dominion 4/25 al 5-10 Winthrop 4/26 aw 7-6 Winthrop 4/27 al 7-8 Winthrop 4/30 hl 6-7 George Mason 5/3 aw 8-3 Charleston Southern 5/4 aw 13-2 Charleston Southern 5/4 aw 8-2 Charleston Southern 5/7 aw 7-6 Virginia Tech 5/10 aw 5-3 Longwood 5/10 aw 12-4 Longwood 5/11 ht 3-3 Longwood 5/13 hw 10-3 VCU 5/16 hw 8-1 High Point 5/17 hw 5-4 High Point 5/18 hl 4-8 High Point Big South Conference Championship Danville, Va. 5/21 nl 4-15 Radford 5/22 nw 10-1 UNC Asheville 5/23 nw 11-2 Radford 5/23 nw 15-3 Winthrop 5/24 nw 13-1 (#13) Coastal Carolina 5/24 nl 2-9 (#13) Coastal Carolina! - Clearwater Invitational Clearwater, Fla. % - Coca Cola Classic Hattiesburg, Miss. ^ Played at Lynchburg City Stadium * - Big South Conference Game Aaron Grijalva Record: Big South: 17-9 Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Nick Schnabel, Garrett Quinn, Jeremiah Boles 4/4 4/5 4/7 4/8 4/10 4/11 aw aw al al hw hl VMI * VMI * William & Mary (#25) George Mason UNC Asheville * UNC Asheville * 4/11 hw 11-4 UNC Asheville * 4/14 hl 2-7 Old Dominion 4/17 hw 8-5 Winthrop * 4/18 hw 5-3 Winthrop * 4/19 hw 10-5 Winthrop * 4/22 hw 4-3 Virginia Tech 4/24 al 8-9 Gardner-Webb * 4/25 aw 10-2 Gardner-Webb * 4/26 aw 10-9 (11) Gardner-Webb * 4/28 al 2-5 (#11) Virginia (CW) 5/1 al 7-13 (#22) Coastal Carolina 5/2 al 1-4 (#22) Coastal Carolina 5/3 al 2-7 (#22) Coastal Carolina 5/12 aw 4-1 Duke 5/14 hw 9-8 Radford 5/15 hl 3-5 Radford 5/15 hl 5-7 Radford 2/20 nl 5-6 (#6) Ole Miss! 2/21 aw 5-2 South Alabama! 2/21 aw 4-3 (10) South Alabama! 2/22 aw 3-2 Mercer! 2/24 al 2-11 James Madison 2/25 al 5-9 (#1) North Carolina 3/6 hw 12-2 Temple 3/7 hw 18-9 Temple 3/7 hw 11-1 Temple 3/8 hw Temple 3/10 hw 6-3 Duke 3/11 hw William & Mary 3/13 hw 5-4 Charleston Southern * 3/15 hl 4-7 Charleston Southern * 3/17 al 2-13 James Madison 3/18 hw 19-6 Fordham 3/19 hw 12-1 Lafayette 3/20 aw 9-8 High Point * 3/21 aw 7-3 High Point * 3/22 aw 19-5 High Point * 3/25 aw 17-5 N.C. State 3/27 hw 2-1 Presbyterian * 3/28 hw 2-1 Presbyterian * 3/29 hw 14-7 Presbyterian * 3/31 al 1-2 Old Dominon 4/2 al 3-7 Longwood 4/3 al 6-13 VMI * YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Big South Conference Championship Asheville, N.C. 5/20 nw 10-3 Radford 5/21 nw High Point 5/22 nl 0-7 Coastal Carolina 5/23 nl 1-6 Winthrop! - Coca Cola Classic Mobile, Ala. * - Big South Conference Game (CW) - College World Series Participant Shawn Teufel

51 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2010 Record: Big South: 19-8 Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Adam Ward 2/19 aw 10-4 Kennesaw St. 2/20 aw 11-2 Kennesaw St. 2/21 aw 10-4 Kennesaw St. 2/26 nw 5-2 Morehead St.! 2/27 nw 6-3 Lehigh! 2/28 aw 12-2 UNC Wilmington! 3/5 hw 8-1 Delaware St. 3/6 hw 16-0 Delaware St. 3/7 hw 10-1 Delaware St. 3/9 hl 3-5 Old Dominion 3/12 hw 9-1 St. John s 3/13 hw 14-9 St. John s 3/14 hl 6-7 (11) St. John s 3/16 al 2-13 James Madison 3/17 al 2-3 (11) Duke 3/19 hw 8-4 Manhattan 3/20 hl Manhattan 3/21 hw 8-6 Manhattan 3/24 al 0-10 Virginia Tech 3/26 al 4-5 UNC Asheville * 3/27 al 1-2 UNC Asheville * 3/27 aw 7-3 UNC Asheville * 3/30 hw 9-7 George Mason 3/31 aw 7-4 VCU 4/2 hw 6-4 High Point * 4/3 hw 14-8 High Point * 4/3 hl 4-5 High Point * 4/6 aw 12-9 Old Dominion 4/9 aw 10-2 Radford * 4/10 aw 3-1 Radford * 4/11 aw 7-6 Radford * 4/13 hl 3-5 Elon 4/16 hw 12-9 (#26) VMI * 4/17 hw 9-6 (#26) VMI * 4/18 hw 13-6 (#26) VMI * 4/20 hl 1-4 Duke 4/21 hw 12-7 James Madison 4/23 aw 8-7 Presbyterian * 4/24 aw 13-0 Presbyterian * 4/25 aw 16-9 (10) Presbyterian * 4/27 al 1-3 Elon 4/30 hw 11-2 Gardner-Webb * 5/1 hw 9-4 Gardner-Webb * 5/2 h W 10-7 Gardner-Webb * 5/4 aw 16-7 George Mason 5/5 hw 11-1 Maryland 5/7 aw 7-5 Charleston Southern * 5/8 aw 4-4 Charleston Southern * 5/9 aw 13-4 Charleston Southern * 5/14 al 2-5 (#4) Coastal Carolina * 5/15 al 1-7 (#4) Coastal Carolina * 5/16 al 0-5 (#4) Coastal Carolina 5/18 hw 7-6 VCU 5/20 aw 8-2 Winthrop * 5/21 al 2-11 Winthrop * 5/22 al 5-8 Winthrop * Matt Williams Big South Conference Championship Rock Hill, S.C. 5/26 aw 8-5 Winthrop 5/27 nl High Point 5/28 aw 9-7 Winthrop 5/29 nw 9-5 High Point 5/30 nl 2-8 (#4) Coastal Carolina! - Hughes Bros. Challenge Wilmington, N.C. * - Big South Conference Game + - Forfeited due to use of ineligible player 2011 Record: Big South: 18-9 Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Adam Ward The 2010 Flames set a school record for wins, posting a record. 2/18 al 4-6 Mercer 2/19 al 2-7 Mercer 2/19 al 5-17 Mercer 2/20 aw 5-4 Mercer 2/25 al 0-5 North Florida 2/26 aw 4-2 North Florida 2/26 al 5-8 North Florida 2/27 aw 9-1 North Florida 3/2 al 1-9 Virginia Tech 3/4 hw 12-2 Binghamton 3/5 hl 7-12 Binghamton 3/5 hw 9-6 Binghamton 3/8 hw 9-10 William & Mary 50

52 3/11 nw 5-2 Rutgers! 3/12 nw 4-3 Monmouth! 3/13 aw 2-0 East Carolina! 3/15 aw 11-4 Maryland 3/16 al 5-10 Maryland 3/18 hw 2-1 Charleston Southern * 3/19 hw 5-1 Charleston Southern * 3/20 h W 5-2 Charleston Southern * 3/22 hl 6-9 (10) Virginia Tech 3/25 hw 5-2 Winthrop * 3/25 h W 1-2 Winthrop * 3/26 h W 16-7 Winthrop * 4/1 al 1-17 Coastal Carolina * 4/2 al 4-5 Coastal Carolina * 4/3 al 4-5 Coastal Carolina * 4/6 hl James Madison 4/8 al 2-6 High Point * 4/9 aw 9-0 High Point * 4/10 aw 14-9 High Point * 4/15 hw 6-5 Presbyterian * 4/17 hw 7-1 Presbyterian * 4/17 hw 5-2 Presbyterian * 4/19 al 5-11 William & Mary 4/22 aw 3-2 VMI * 4/23 aw 8-6 VMI * 4/23 al 1-3 VMI * 4/26 al 6-9 (#2) South Carolina 4/29 hw 3-2 (12) Le Moyne ^ 4/30 hw 3-2 New Orleans ^ 5/1 hw 5-2 New Orleans ^ 5/1 hw 5-1 Le Moyne ^ Ian Parmley /5 hw 3-2 UNC Asheville * 5/7 hw 3-0 UNC Asheville * 5/7 hw 15-3 UNC Asheville * 5/13 al 4-5 (10) Gardner-Webb * 5/14 aw 6-4 Gardner-Webb * 5/15 aw 3-2 Gardner-Webb * 5/17 hw 8-7 (10) VCU 5/19 hl 4-5 Radford * 5/20 hl 1-3 Radford * 5/21 hw 2-1 Radford * Big South Conference Championship Lexington, Va. 5/25 nw 13-5 Gardner-Webb 5/26 nw 6-1 Charleston Southern 5/27 nl 2-3 Coastal Carolina 5/27 nl 1-5 Gardner-Webb! Keith LeClair Classic Greenville, N.C. ^ - Liberty Tournament Lynchburg, Va. * - Big South Conference Game 2012 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Matt Hagen, Dustin Umberger 2/17 nw 12-0 Richmond! 2/18 nw 8-0 Towson! 2/19 nw 12-3 Towson! 2/20 aw 11-9 The Citadel! 2/22 hw 6-3 Radford 2/24 hw 6-2 Siena 2/25 hw 1-0 Siena 2/25 hl 7-9 Siena 2/26 hw 4-2 Siena 2/28 aw 8-0 (#14) Virginia 3/3 hw 2-0 Coppin St. 3/3 hw 14-0 Coppin St. 3/4 hw 13-1 Coppin St. 3/6 aw 10-6 Old Dominion 3/9 hw 12-2 St. John s 3/10 hw 7-4 St. John s 3/10 hw 4-1 St. John s 3/11 hl 1-3 St. John s 3/13 hl 2-6 Bryant YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3/14 hw 9-0 James Madison 3/16 aw 13-4 Presbyterian * 3/17 aw 5-2 Presbyterian * 3/18 aw 13-3 Presbyterian * 3/21 hw 12-6 Old Dominion 3/23 hw 4-3 Gardner-Webb * 3/23 hw 8-0 Gardner-Webb * 3/24 hl 4-5 Gardner-Webb * 3/27 hl 2-4 (10) VCU 3/30 nw 8-4 Marshall ^ 3/31 nw 9-5 Marshall ^ 4/1 nl Marshall ^ 4/4 al 4-5 VCU 4/6 hw 5-4 Campbell * 4/7 hw 8-6 Campbell * 4/7 hl 6-7 (10) Campbell * 4/10 hw 5-1 James Madison 4/13 aw 7-0 Winthrop * 4/14 al 5-6 Winthrop * 4/15 aw 11-1 Winthrop * 4/16 al 3-5 Georgia 4/18 aw 5-3 (#6) North Carolina 4/20 al 6-7 (13) UNC Asheville * 4/21 al 0-2 UNC Asheville * 4/22 aw 16-6 UNC Asheville * 4/24 aw 12-1 James Madison 4/26 hl 3-5 Coastal Carolina * 4/27 hl 2-4 Coastal Carolina * 4/28 hl 1-7 Coastal Carolina * 5/2 hw 6-2 North Carolina A&T 5/11 hw 5-0 High Point * 5/12 hw 6-3 High Point * 5/13 hl High Point * 5/15 al 3-4 Virginia Tech 5/17 al 0-4 Radford * 5/18 aw 13-8 Radford * 5/19 aw 10-5 Radford * Big South Conference Championship High Point, N.C. 5/22 nw 9-2 UNC Asheville 5/24 nw 7-0 Campbell 5/25 nw 5-4 Gardner-Webb 5/26 nl 1-4 Coastal Carolina! The Citadel Challenge Charleston, S.C. ^ - Played at Beckley, W.Va. * - Big South Conference Game 51

53 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2013 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Zack Haley, Doug Bream 2/15 al 3-4 (#5) South Carolina 2/17 al 7-8 (#5) South Carolina 2/17 aw 3-2 (#5) South Carolina 2/23 hw 4-1 Penn St. 2/24 hw 12-3 Penn St. 2/24 hw 6-1 Penn St. 2/27 aw 14-4 East Carolina 3/1 hw 6-4 Army ^ 3/2 hw 4-0 Siena ^ 3/3 hw 9-0 Siena ^ 3/3 hw 4-3 (11) Army ^ 3/5 hl 3-5 William & Mary 3/8 al 0-12 Georgia 3/9 al 1-3 Georgia 3/10 aw 11-8 Georgia 3/12 aw 6-2 William & Mary 3/13 al 2-7 (#12) Virginia 3/15 hw 8-2 Charleston Southern * 3/16 hw 8-4 Charleston Southern * 3/17 hw 3-1 Charleston Southern * 3/19 al 6-16 (#24) Virginia Tech 3/22 aw 5-4 High Point 3/22 al 3-5 High Point 3/23 al 3-9 High Point Bryan Aanderud The 2013 Flames celebrate their Big South Champonship. A week later, the Flames advanced to a regional final for the first time in program history. 3/27 al 4-21 James Madison 3/29 hw 8-1 Longwood * 3/30 hl 2-6 Longwood * 3/30 hw 8-1 Longwood * 4/2 hl 0-2 (#4) Viriginia 4/6 al 1-5 Coastal Carolina 4/7 al 6-8 Coastal Carolina 4/8 al 1-12 Coastal Carolina 4/9 hw (10) James Madison 4/10 al 5-7 (#1) North Carolina 4/12 hl 0-8 West Virginia 4/13 hw 9-2 West Virginia 4/14 hl 1-2 West Virginia 4/16 hw 6-2 Old Dominion 4/20 hl 2-3 Winthrop * 4/20 hw 4-1 Winthrop * 4/21 hw 3-1 Winthrop * 4/23 al 3-5 Maryland 4/24 aw Old Dominion 4/26 aw 4-0 VMI * 4/27 aw 11-6 VMI * 4/27 aw 13-7 VMI * 5/1 hl 2-4 Maryland 5/5 hw 4-3 Duke 5/10 al 1-2 (13) (#30) Campbell 5/11 al 2-4 (#30) Campbell 5/12 al 6-8 (#30) Campbell 5/14 al 4-13 James Madison 5/16 hl 3-6 Radford 5/17 hw 3-1 Radford 5/18 hw 2-1 Radford Big South Conference Championship Lynchburg, Va. 5/21 hl 3-6 Radford 5/22 hw 2-1 Charleston Southern 5/23 hw 3-2 Radford 5/24 hw 9-8 Coastal Carolina 5/24 hw 8-0 Coastal Carolina 5/25 hw 2-1 Campbell NCAA Regionals Columbia, S.C. 5/31 nw 8-3 Clemson 6/1 al 3-19 (#14) South Carolina 6/2 nw 3-1 Clemson 6/2 al 4-6 (#14) South Carolina ^ - Liberty Invitational - Lynchburg, Va. * - Big South Conference Game 2014 Record: Big South: 23-3 Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Zack Haley, Brooks Roy, Jaret White, Andrew Wilson 2/14 al 4-11 North Florida ^ 2/15 nl 1-2 South Florida ^ 2/16 nw 11-6 Richmond ^ 2/18 hl 4-7 Old Dominion 2/22 hw 8-5 Ohio! 2/22 aw 14-6 UNCW! 52

54 2/23 hl 4-5 Ohio! 2/23 hl 0-11 UNCW! 2/25 hw 2-1 Missouri 3/1 hw 13-0 Ball State 3/1 hw 3-1 Rider 3/2 hl 3-4 Ball State 3/2 hw 11-2 Rider 3/5 aw 8-2 Duke 3/8 hw 6-2 Kent State 3/8 hw 4-2 Kent State 3/9 hw 9-1 Kent State 3/11 aw 4-2 Elon 3/14 hw 17-1 Campbell * 3/15 hw 5-1 Campbell * 3/15 hl 5-6 Campbell * 3/19 aw 1-0 Old Dominion 3/21 hw 6-4 High Point * 3/22 hw 8-1 High Point * 3/23 hw 4-1 High Point * 3/28 aw 5-0 Presbyterian College * 3/29 aw 8-0 Presbyterian College * 3/30 aw 8-0 Presbyterian College * 4/1 hw 4-3 Duke 4/2 al 3-8 Maryland 4/4 hw 5-0 VMI * 4/5 hw 4-0 VMI * 4/6 hw 17-0 VMI * 4/8 hw 10-7 Richmond 4/11 aw 10-4 Longwood * 4/12 aw 8-5 Longwood * 4/13 aw 6-1 Longwood * 4/14 hl 3-4 Virginia Tech 4/17 aw 5-1 Gardner-Webb * 4/18 aw 4-1 Gardner-Webb * 4/22 aw 4-3 (#20) Clemson 4/23 al 1-3 North Carolina 4/25 hw 7-4 UNC Asheville * 4/26 hw 4-2 UNC Asheville * 4/27 hw 4-3 UNC Asheville * 5/7 al 2-8 (#1) Virginia 5/9 hw 7-1 Coastal Carolina * 5/10 hw 4-3 Coastal Carolina * 5/11 hw 2-1 Coastal Carolina * 5/13 hl 6-7 Elon 5/16 al 1-4 Radford * 5/16 aw 9-4 Radford * 5/17 al 2-4 Radford * Big South Conference Championship Rock Hill, S.C. 5/20 hw 3-0 Gardner-Webb 5/22 hl 0-9 High Point 5/23 hw 4-3 Radford 5/24 al 5-6 Winthrop NCAA Regionals Charlottesville, Va. 5/30 hl 2-3 Arkansas 5/31 hl 2-5 Bucknell ^ - UNF Best Bet Tournament - Jacksonville, Fla.! - Battle at the Beach - Wilmington, N.C. - Played at USA Baseball Complex - Carey, N.C. - Liberty Invitational - Lynchburg, Va. * - Big South Conference Game The 2014 Flames won a program record 23-3 mark in Big South Conference play and earned the first ever at-large selection to an NCAA Regional in school history. YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Trey Lambert Record: Big South: 16-8 Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Blake Hunt, Jaret White 2/13 al 9-11 (#19) Kennesaw State ^ 2/14 aw 10-7 (11) Georgia State ^ 2/14 aw 9-1 Georgia State ^ 2/21 nl 1-4 St. John s! 2/21 nl 5-6 UNCG! 2/22 aw 4-3 East Carolina! 2/27 hw 3-2 Bryant 2/28 hw 6-1 Bryant 3/1 hw 11-4 Bryant 3/2 hw 4-6 (#11) North Carolina 3/3 al 2-3 Duke 3/7 hl 4-7 Kent State 3/7 hw 4-3 Kent State 3/8 hw 8-3 Kent State 3/13 hw 5-1 Western Carolina 3/14 hw 7-6 Penn State 3/14 hw 4-2 Western Carolina 3/15 hw 3-2 Penn State 3/17 al 12-5 Virginia Tech 3/20 al 5-9 Radford * 3/21 al 3-12 Radford * 3/22 aw 3-0 Radford * 3/24 hl 1-3 Duke 3/25 hl 7-10 (#12) Virginia (NC) 53

55 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 3/27 hw 9-5 Presbyterian * 3/28 hw 4-1 Presbyterian * 3/31 hw 9-7 Old Dominion 4/2 aw 3-1 Charleston Southern * 4/3 aw 10-0 Charleston Southern * 4/4 aw 2-1 Charleston Southern * 4/6 al 5-1 Old Dominion 4/8 al 0-6 (#22) North Carolina 4/10 hl 2-3 Campbell * 4/11 hw 7-0 Campbell * 4/12 hw 10-2 Campbell * 4/15 hl 4-6 (#22) Maryland 4/17 aw 7-4 Longwood * 4/18 aw 11-3 Longwood * 4/18 al 4-7 Longwood * 4/22 al 2-5 (#19) Virginia (NC) 4/24 hw 5-0 Gardner-Webb * 4/25 hw 3-2 Gardner-Webb * 4/26 hw 3-0 Gardner-Webb * 4/28 hl James Madison 4/29 hw 5-0 East Carolina 5/6 hw 3-2 Richmond 5/8 aw 7-5 (#26) Coastal Carolina * 5/9 al 4-7 (#26) Coastal Carolina * 5/11 al 1-12 (#26) Coastal Carolina * 5/12 aw 7-6 Maryland 5/14 hl 5-6 High Point * 5/15 hl 0-5 High Point * 5/16 hw 8-7 High Point * Dalton Britt Big South Conference Championship Boiing Springs, N.C. 5/19 nl 3-8 High Point 5/20 nl 3-4 Longwood ^ - Atlanta Challenge Atlanta, Ga.! Keith LeClair Classic Greenville, N.C. - Liberty Invitational Lynchburg, Va. (NC) National Champions 2016 Record: Big South: Head Coach: Jim Toman Assistants: Jason Murray, Garrett Quinn, Blake Hunt, Jaret White and A.J. Stevens 2/19 al South Florida 2/20 aw 4-0 South Florida 2/21 al 5-6 South Florida 2/23 hw 8-4 William & Mary 2/26 nw 9-8 Marshall^ 2/27 nw 1-0 Duke ^ 2/27 nw 7-3 Marshall ^ 2/28 nl 4-5 Ohio State ^ 3/1 al 6-7 Old Dominion 3/4 hw 8-5 UConn 3/5 hl 5-7 (11) UConn 3/6 hw 5-4 UConn 3/8 al 5-10 Elon 3/11 hw 5-1 Central Connecticut St.! 3/12 hw 5-3 Evansville! 3/12 hw 7-5 Central Connecticut St.! 3/13 hw 5-2 Evansville! 3/15 aw 22-7 Virginia Tech 3/18 hl 0-2 Kent St. 3/19 hw 4-2 Kent St. 3/19 hl 1-8 Kent St. 3/20 hl 5-6 Kent St. 3/22 al 9-10 Maryland 3/24 hw 7-6 UNC Asheville * 3/25 hw 6-5 UNC Asheville * 3/26 hw 11-5 UNC Asheville * 3/29 al 1-6 Duke 4/1 al 5-11 Winthrop * 4/2 al 5-7 Winthrop * 4/3 al 5-6 Winthrop * 4/5 hw 5-4 Maryland 4/8 hw 10-2 Charleston Southern * 4/9 hl 1-6 Charleston Southern * 4/10 hw 9-6 Charleston Southern * 4/15 al 1-2 Campbell * 4/16 al 1-2 Campbell * 4/17 aw 3-0 Campbell * 4/19 hl 7-8 Duke 4/20 al 9-10 Richmond 4/22 aw 4-2 Presbyterian * 4/23 al 7-9 Presbyterian * 4/24 al 8-9 Presbyterian * 4/26 hl Virginia Tech 4/27 aw 10-7 William & Mary 5/3 hl 3-7 (#11) Virginia 5/6 hl 6-14 (#23) Coastal Carolina * (CW) 5/7 hl 3-12 (#23) Coastal Carolina * (CW) 5/8 hl 3-17 (#23) Coastal Carolina * (CW) 5/11 hw 7-6 Old Dominion 5/13 hw 11-5 Radford * 5/14 hw 11-5 Radford * 5/15 hw 14-8 Radford * 5/19 al 8-11 High Point * 5/19 aw High Point * 5/20 aw 16-3 High Point * Big South Conference Championship Lexington, N.C. 5/24 nw 6-1 High Point 5/25 nw 9-3 Longwood 5/26 nw Radford 5/27 nl 0-1 (#17) Coastal Carolina (CW) ^ - Baseball at the Beach Myrtle Beach, S.C.! Liberty Invitational - Lynchburg, Va. (CW) - College World Series Participant 54

56 YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS YEAR COACH RECORD PCT. RUNS OPP 2016 Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Jim Toman Matt Royer Matt Royer Matt Royer Matt Royer Matt Royer Dave Pastors Dave Pastors Dave Pastors Dave Pastors Dave Pastors Johnny Hunton Johnny Hunton Johnny Hunton Johnny Hunton Johnny Hunton Johnny Hunton Johnny Hunton Bobby Richardson Bobby Richardson Bobby Richardson Bobby Richardson Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington Al Worthington N/A N/A 1974 Al Worthington N/A N/A Total (.571) Al Worthington Johnny Hunton COACHING RECORDS ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS YEARS WINS LOSSES TIES WINNING PCT. Al Worthington Bobby Richardson Johnny Hunton Dave Pastors Matt Royer Jim Toman Dave Pastors Bobby Richardson Matt Royer Jim Toman

57 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 56 First Last Series Opponent Meeting Meeting LU Opp. Albany Allentown Alma American Appalachian State Arizona Arkansas Armstrong State Army Atlantic Christian Auburn Augusta Azusa Pacific Ball State Baltimore Baptist Bible (Pa.) Belmont Binghamton Birmingham-Southern Bloomfield Bloomsburg Bluefield Bowie State Bradley Bristol Brown Bryant Bucknell California (Pa.) David Bream First Last Series Opponent Meeting Meeting LU Opp. Cal St. Northridge Campbell Carson-Newman Castleton State Catawba Central Connecticut St Central Florida Central Missouri State Charleston Southern Charlotte Clemson Coastal Carolina Colgate Columbia Connecticut Coppin State Davidson Davis & Elkins Dayton Delaware Delaware State Duke Duquesne East Carolina East Tennessee State Eastern Kentucky Edinboro Elon Evansville Fairfield Fairleigh Dickinson Ferrum Florida International Florida Southern Florida State Florida Fordham Franklin Pierce Fresno State Frostburg State First Last Series Opponent Meeting Meeting LU Opp. Furman Gardner-Webb Geneva George Mason George Washington Georgetown Georgia Georgia State Georgia Tech Gonzaga Grand Canyon Guilford Hampden-Sydney Hartford Haverford Hawaii Hilo Hawaii Pacific High Point Hofstra Holy Cross Howard Illinois State Indiana Indiana State Iona Iowa Ithaca Jacksonville James Madison Juniata Kansas State Keene Kennesaw State Kent State Kutztown Lafayette Lehigh Le Moyne Lock Haven Longwood

58 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS First Last Series Opponent Meeting Meeting LU Opp. Lubbock Christian Lynchburg Maine Manhattan Marist Marshall Maryland Eastern Shore Maryland Massachusetts Mercer Miami, Fla Middlebury Missouri Morehead State Monmouth Nebraska New Orleans Newberry Newport News Norfolk State North Carolina North Carolina A&T N.C. State North Carolina Wesleyan North Florida Northeastern Northern Iowa Notre Dame Ohio Ohio Northern Ohio State Old Dominion Ole Miss Oneonta State Onodaga Oral Roberts Pembroke State Penn Penn State Penn State-Behrend First Last Series Opponent Meeting Meeting LU Opp. Pfeiffer Point Park Presbyterian Coll Potsdam State Purdue Queens Quinnipac Radford Rhode Island Rice Richmond Rio Grande Robert Morris Rochester Rider Rollins Rutgers Seton Hall Shippensburg Siena Slippery Rock South Alabama South Carolina South Florida Southern Arkansas Southern Illinois Southern Maine Southern Miss Southwestern Spring Garden St. Francis, N.Y St. John s St. Thomas Aquinas St. Xavier Stetson Temple Tennessee Temple Tennessee The Citadel Towson First Last Series Opponent Meeting Meeting LU Opp. Troy U.S. International UC Santa Barbara UMBC UNC Asheville UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington Union (Tenn.) Valdosta State VCU Virginia Tech Virginia VMI Wake Forest Walsh West Chester West Virginia Western Carolina Western New England Westfield State Wilkes William & Mary Wingate Winthrop Wisconsin Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wofford Xavier *T ies -- 1 with Longwood, Howard, Virginia, Maryland, George Mason and Pacific and 2 with Wake Forest Matt Pennington

59 ALL-TIME ROSTER AAAAA BLAYLOCK, Nathan: BUTCHER, Joshua: AANDERUD, Bryan: BLEVINS, Dave: 1976 BUTLER, Keith: ABICH, Abraham: 1998 BOLES, Jeremiah: BYLER, Bryan: ABRAMS, Andy: 2011 BONA, John: BYRD, Ronnie: ADAMS, Brian: 2000 BONADIO, Joe: 1992 ADAMS, Darren: BONAR, Rex: 1976 CCCCC ALBRIGHT, Cody: 2014 BORSH, John: 1980 CABALLERO, Eugene: Dane Beakler ALLEN, Dylan: ANTHONY, Brett: 1993 ARTIS, D.J.: 2016 ASHBY, Rodney: BOSWELL, Nick: 2014 BOTE, Daniel: 2003 BRADFORD, Dewey: 1995 BRADY, Brent: CAMPER, Kevin: CANNON, Larry: CANTELL, Derek: CARTER, Josh: BRADY, Doug: CARTER, Rodney: BBBBB BRAGG, Teddy: 1989 CASHION, Gregg: BABYAK, Joey: 2002 BRAHN, Danny: CASTLE, Rex: 1974 BAILEY, Clay: BRAKE, Don: 1979 CHATTERTON, Ryan: BAKER, Garrett: 2011 BREAM, Austin: CHRISTENSEN, Erik: BAKER, George: 1988 BREAM, Dave: CHRISTIANS, Curt: BAKER, Jason: BREAM, Doug: CHRISTIANS, Dan: BAKER, Steve: BREAM, Sheldon: CLARK, Bill: BALDWIN, Bill: 1991 BREAM, Sid: CLARK, Joe: BANKE, Jon: 2003 BREAM, Tyler: CLARK, Kirby: BANKEMPER, Patrick: BREEDEN, JonRyan: 2015 CLARKE, David: BARBEE, Jake: BREINIG, Joe: CLARKSON, Barry: BARKER, Ben: BREY, Josh: CLEVELAND, Jim: Tony Beasley BARNES, Mark: BARRETT, Russ: BARRICK, Andy: 1985 BRITT, Dalton: BROWN, Bill: BROWN, Casey: CLINTON, Jim: CLINTON, Zach: 2015 CLONINGER, Erich: BARRICK, John: BROWN, Cody: CLOSE, Alex: BARRICK, Josh: BROWN, D. Frank: CLOSE, Josh: BATOR, Zane: BROWN, Daniel: CLOUSE, Zander: 2016 BEAKLER, Dane: BROWN, Dave: 1974 CLOWERS, Shawn: BEAL, Terry: BROWN, Jeff: COLE,Bryan: BEAN, Parker: BROWN, Kevin: COLE, Victor: BEASLEY, Tony: BROWN, Mike: COLEMAN, Bill: BECHTOLD, David: BROWN, Renard: COLLAZO, Laz: 1986 BECHTOLD, Doug, 2003 BROWNING, Carter: COLLINS, Tim: BENHAM, David: BRYAN, Chad: COOK, Marvin: 1978 BENHAM, Jason: BRYAN, Kyle: COPELAND, Wes: 2003 BENNION, Derek: BUMBAUGH, Darren: CORDELL, Ryan: BERSTSCH, Jackson: 2016 BURKETT, Tom: COSTELLO, Duane: Ryan Cordell BEVINS, Jimmy: BICKERS, Tim: BURT, John: 1980 BUSSEY, Tommy: COX, Tyler: 2012 CRAFTON, Issac: 2015

60 ALL-TIME ROSTER CRAIG, Tony: 1983 FFFFF HHHHH CREEKMORE, Niles: FEELEY, Joseph: HAGEN, Matt: CROWDER, Dave: FENSKE, Joel: HAINES, Jeff: CUNNINGHAM, Paul: FISHER, Jim: HALEY, Zack: CURLL, Brett: FITZ, Jon: 1999 HALL, Bob: 1976 FLEISCHFRESSER, David: HAMMOND, Mike: DDDDD FORSLUND, Blake: HARDY, Mark: 1977 DACUYCUY, Walter: FOSTER, Tim: HARMSEN, Scott: DALTON, David: DANIELS, Billy: DAVIS, Matt: 1991 DAVIS, Sidney: FOX, Chad: FULGHUM, Blake: GGGGG HARRELL, Brian: HARRELL, Rich: HARRELL, Tim: HARRIS, David: Billy Daniels DeGROAT, Jack: 2016 GAILLARD, Patrick: HARRIS, Kurt: DELLINGER, Jason: GAMBLE, Cody: 2016 HARTMAN, Doug: 1977 DELMONICO, Rod: 1977 GARCIA, Carlos: HARVEY, Dean: 1983 DeSHAZOR, Willard: GARRETT, Jim: HARVEY, Mark: 1980 DeWITT, Richard: GIAMMARESI, David: HAWKEY, Adam: DeWITT, Tom: GIANNINI, Cameron: 2010 HEALEY, Josh: 2010 deymaz, Mark: GIORDANO, Mike: HEISLER, Jeff: 1984 DIMUZIO, Chip: 1980 GOAD, Mike: 1974 HELSEL, Zach: 2016 DISTLER, Rich: DIX, Roy: 1983 DOLAN, Mike: DOOLEY, Alex: GONZALEZ, Aner: GONZALEZ, Hector: 1981 GOODSON, Brandon: 2013 GOODSON, Jerry: HENDRICKS, Jamison: 2006 HENDRICKS, Jeremy: HENSLEY, Matt: HERNDON, Carson: Patrick Galliard DRYDEN, B.J.: 1989 GOSHORN, Randy: HETTMAN, George: DUDLEY, Tim: GRABOWSKI, Eric: 2016 HIGGINS, David: DUKES, Alan: 1978 GRANT, Nick: 2013 HINES, Jake: DULLIVAN, Fernand: 2009 GRAUER, Danny: HIPP, James: 2009 DUNHAM, Tim: GRAY, Adam: 2002 HIRT, Josh: 2003 EEEEE EASTMAN, Peter: 2004 ECKELBARGER, Patrick: EDWARDS, Jeff: EELES, David: EGEL, Rob: ELLIOTT, Clay: ELLIOTT, Steve: ENGELHARDT, Ryan: 2004 EVANS, Caleb: EVANS, Steven: GRAY, Robert: GREENWAY, Nate: GRIFFIN, Tim: 1978 GRIJALVA, Aaron: GRIMALDI, Marcus: 2001 GROCH, Brian: 1987 GROFF, Barry: 1980 GUETTERMAN, Lee: GUNN, Justin: 2012 GUNTER, Brad: 1995 GUNTER, Mike: GUY, Peter: HOBBS, Randy: 1975 HODGES, Danny: HOFFMAN, Curtis: 1984 HOLLIDAY, Glenn: 1987 HOLLINGER, Errol: HOLT, Kevin: HOOPER, Doug: 1983 HORNE, Benji: 1997 HORSLEY, Clint: HORSLEY, Mike: HORSTMAN, Steve: HORTON, Jonathan: Zach Haley HOWARD, Corey:

61 ALL-TIME ROSTER HOWE, Lance: 2009 KNOUSE, Kelly: MARTIN, Beau: HUBBARD, Paul: KOJACK, Phil: MARTIN, Todd: HUMPHREY, Rich: KOWOL, Andrew: 2016 MARTIN, Willi: Tim Strong HUNTER, Ricky: 1987 HURLEY, Paige: HUTCHINSON, Ryan: HUTCHINSON, Ryan: 2004 KOZIOL, Jason: 2006 KREIDER, Mike: KULP, Phil: KWAAK, Henry: 1978 MASON, Jamey: MASON, Roger: MAST, Bill: 1974 MAULDIN, Andrew: 2013 MAY, Rusty: IIIII LLLLL McCALL, David: 2007 IHNAT, Grady: LACIK, Nick: McCLENDON, Tony: LAJOIE, Rusty: 2008 McCLELLAN, Ryan: JJJJJ LAMBERT, Trey: McCLENDON, Tony: JAMES, Chris: 1995 LAMBERT, Weston: 2003 McCLEOD, J.J.: JARNAGIN, Johnny: LAREMORE, Ed: McCLINTOCK, John: JEFFERSON, Jeff: LATTA, Josh: 2016 McCLUNG, Shane: JENKINS, Chris: LAURENT, Phillip: McCRARY, Mike: 1983 JIMENEZ, P.J.: LEATHERWOOD, Marc: McDOUGAL, Chris: JOHN, Phil: LETCHWORTH, Jon: 2016 McDOWELL, Mac: JOHN, Tim: LEVER, Jeff: McGINNIS, Dan: 1992 JOHNS, Bruce: 1974 LIGHT, Tyler: McGUIRE, Ronnie: JOHNSON, Cory: 2007 LINCH, Mike: McKAY, Cary: JOHNSON, Paul: 1990 LINZA, Keegan: McKELVEY, Kyle: JOHNSON, Richard: LOCKLEAR, Philip: 2008 MEDINA, Lano: 2005 JOHNSON, Travis: 2004 LOGAN, Jason: 1995 METZGER, Brian: 1979 JONES, Allen: LONG, John: 2009 MICK, Ryan: 1998 JONES, Ben: 1999 LONG, Richard: 2002 MILLER, Benji: Charlie Kim JONES, Jason: JONES, Kolt: JUST, Michael: LOPEZ, Jerome: 2004 LOTSPEICH, Mike: LOVE, Jason: 2008 LOWE, Brooks: MILLER, Chad: MILLER, Chris: MILLER, Jake: MILLER, Jimmy: 2008 KKKKK LUCADANO, Pete: MILLER, Shane: KEARNEY, Adam: 2004 LUNDVALL, Craig: 2005 MILLER, Trey: KECK, Doug: LYONS, Jared: MINCEY, Jeff: KEENER, Steven: 2009 MIRALDI, Keith: KEHOE, Pete: 1999 MMMMM MITCHELL, Evan: 2016 KEIPER, Doug: 2000 MADDOX, Nate: 2005 MITROFF, David: 2009 KELLER, Paul (P.K.): MAGEE, Tom: MITTAUER, Casey: KEMMERER, Jacob: MALFETTONE, Frank: 1994 MITTAUER, Todd: Tyler Light KENNEDY, E.H.: 1985 KERANEN, Clay: KIM, Charlie: KIMBLE, Jake: MANUEL, Darrell: MARCANO, Robert: 1994 MARINGOLA, Marcus: MARSH, Matt: MURPHY, Geoffrey: 2016 MOHL, Brent: 1995 MONAHAN, Joey: MOON, Mike: KING, Chris: 2011 MARSLAND, Ryan: MOORE, Robbie: 1988

62 ALL-TIME ROSTER MOORE, Shawn: 1987 PERRY, Derek: 2015 SANKEY, Becker: MORGENTHALER, Scott: 2002 MORHARDT, Justin: 2012 MORRIS, Jack: 2016 MORRIS, Ryan: PHILLIPS, Aaron: POLLOCK, Ed: PORTEZ, Austin: 2009 POWELL, Dean: SANTIBANEZ, Julio: SAVILLE, Robbie: SCARBROUGH, Peyton: 2016 SCHAEFFER, Michael: John Niggli MORRIS, Stephen: 1989 PRICE, Kevin: SCHAUER, David: MORRISON, Bob: PRICE, Lance: SCHNEIDER, Jon: 2000, 2002 MORTON, Kris: PRICE, Sam: 1999 SCHOENING, Josh: MUELLER, Joe: SCOGGINS, David: 2014 MULLINS, James: 1979 QQQQQQ SCOTT, Jordan: 2016 MURPHY, Jeff: QUARTERLEY, Shane: 2016 SCOTT, Kizuku: NNNNN NANRY, Tim: NAPIER, Kevin: NEGRON, Kenneth: NELSON, Todd: NEUFANG, Jerry: 2010 NICELY, Clarence: 2008 NICKEL, Bryan: NIGGLI, John: NOBLE, Israel: OOOOO O DELL, Grant: OGBORNE, Nat: OGDEN, Billy: OLIVER, Jason: 1996 OLSEN, Eric: ORRENDER, David: OSBORNE, Greg: 1976 PPPPP PAGE, Ryan: PANTANO, Ken: PARKS, Adam: PARMLEY, Ian: RRRRR RAMOS, Angel: RASMUS, CASEY: 2011 READ, Ron: REDAL, Curran: REED, Mark: REESE, Kurt: REYNOLDS, Doug: REYNOLDS, Reggie: 1998 RICHARDSON, Josh: RICHARDSON, Justin: RIVAS, Mike: ROACH, Chris: 2010 ROBBINS, Chris: ROBERTS, Tray: ROBERTSON, Michael: RODRIQUEZ, Van: ROMERO, Ozzie: ROTOLA, Tim: ROWEDDER, Ryan: ROY, Brooks: ROYER, Matt: RUHL, Jerrod: RUOSS, James: RUSCA, Brian: 1977 SCOTT, Scottie: SECREST, Bruce: SEIZ, Ryan: SHELLMAN, Dike: 1979 SHEPHERD, Will: SHERIFF, Tim: 1989 SHOEMAKER, Karl: SIKES, Graham: SIMMONS, Greg: SIMMONS, Mark: 1982 SIMPSON, Thomas: 2016 SIPE, Pat: SIZEMORE, Justin: SIZER, Tom: SMITH, Alan: 1999 SMIH, Andy: 2012 SMITH, Chip: SMITH, Dave: SMITH, Doug: SMITH, Jason: SMITH, Phil: 1983 SMITH, Todd: 1994 SOLBACH, Michael: SONNEBORN, Mike: 1997 SPEEK, Bill: SPEEK, Frank: Ryan Page PARNELL, Aaron: 2008 PATRICK, Joel: PAXTON, Nick: PENNINGTON, Matt: PENNIX, Anthony: PERRITT, Ashton: SSSSS SALISBURY. Nick: SALISBURY, Zachary: 2004 SAMPLES, Todd: 1990 SANGID, Todd: 2004 SPENCER, Tim: 1984 SPRAGG, Stephen: 2004 STAFFORD, Michael: STEEDLEY, Derry: 1978 STEINWEDELL, Joe: STEVENS, A.J.: 2015 Chris Robbins

63 ALL-TIME ROSTER Tim Strong Phillip Thompson STEWART, Matt: STOKES, David: STOUGH, Wayne: STRASSER, Robert: STRONG, Tim: STROOSMA, Aaron: STUBBLEFIELD, Jordan: 2005 SUITT, Jason: SULLENGER, Jay: SUTPHIN, Cal: 2011 SWANSON, Mark: SWEAT, Tom: SWISHER, Todd: SYPE, Dalton: SYRJALA, Derek: TTTTT TAGGART, Paul: 1979 TAORMINA, Sammy: TATUM, Mike: TAYLOR, Austin: TERRILL, Ryan: TEUFEL, Shawn: THOMPSON, Joshua: 2011 THOMPSON, Nathan: THOMPSON, Phillip: THRIFT, Mark: TOBUREN, Toby: TOMLIN, Ken: TOMLIN, Randy: TORRANCE, Mike: TOWNSEND, Robert: TULLY, Jeremy: UUUUUU ULRICH, Tim: URBAN, Sam: 2016 UMBERGER, Dustin: WWWWW WAGNER, Gary: WALKER, Nick: WALLACE, Doug: WEAVER, Terry: WEAVER, Mark: 1982 WEIKER, Russ: 2014 WELLS, Rick: WEST, Keith: WICK, Chris: WILEMON, Travis: WILLIAMS, Doug: WILLIAMS, Matt: WILLIAMS, Randy: WILLIAMS, Stephen: WILLIS, Adam: 2000 WILSON, Andrew: WILSON, Chris: 1995 WIMMER, Trey: WOLFFORD, David: 2005 WREN, Jeff: WRIGHT, Kevin: 1977 WRIGHT, Steve: YYYYY YACYK, Andrew: YARD, James: YEAKEL, Abe: YERKES, Ben: 2005 YODER, Thomas: 2015 YORK, Colby: YORK, Larry Wayne: YOUNG, Bernie: YOUNG, Garrett: YOUNG, Kody: YOUNTS, Steve: ZZZZZ ZAZUETTA, Rich: ZUVICH, Chris: Trey Wimmer VVVVV VADEN, Chase: VALENTIN, Dan: VAN SLYKE, A.J.: 2003 VELOZ, Larry: 1987