Joining Northeastern in the Raleigh Regional are the top-seeded host, North Carolina State, and fourth-seeded Army West Point.

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1 2018 BASEBALL 36-19, 17-6 CAA 2018 NCAA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RALEIGH REGIONAL SITE Raleigh, N.C. VENUE Doak Field at Dail Park HOST North Carolina State DIMENSIONS FIELD 1 NC STATE WOLFPACK 2018 RECORD 40-16, ACC ALL-TIME SERIES NU trails, 4-0 NCAA TOURNEY NU trails, 1-0 LAST MEETING March 12-14, AUBURN TIGERS 2018 RECORD 39-21, SEC ALL-TIME SERIES NU trails, 2-1 NCAA TOURNEY Series tied, 0-0 LAST MEETING March 9-10, ARMY BLACK KNIGHTS 2018 RECORD 36-22, 18-7 Patriot ALL-TIME SERIES NU leads, 1-0 NCAA TOURNEY Series tied, 0-0 LAST MEETING March 22, 2003 TOURNEY RESUME Northeastern set the program record for the single-season victories (36), surpassing its 35- win campaigns during 1991 and NU entered Selection Monday ranked No. 35 in the RPI (ranked as high as No. 2 on March 19). Among the 15 Division I programs to win 22 or more games away from home, Northeastern ranked second in non-conference strength of schedule (No. 51). The Huskies are 3-4 against the SEC, 4-1 against the BIG EAST, 1-0 against the ACC, and 2-0 against the Atlantic 10. NU won nine games against the RPI top-100. Northeastern is the two-time defending CAA regular-season champion (CAA ranked No. 13 during 2018 in conference RPI). HUSKIES START #RoadToOmaha Deserving of its at-large bid to the 2018 NCAA tournament, the Northeastern baseball team will begin its road to Omaha and the College World Series on Friday, June 1, when NU descends on the Raleigh Regional, as hosted by the No. 16 national seed, North Carolina State. The third-seeded Huskies will open the four-team, double-elimination regional against second-seeded Auburn a rematch of the two programs competitive, regular-season series that was contested at the Tigers Plainsman Park on March 9 and March 10. Joining Northeastern in the Raleigh Regional are the top-seeded host, North Carolina State, and fourth-seeded Army West Point. AGAINST THE REGIONAL FIELD [1] No. 11 North Carolina State: Northeastern trails the all-time series, 4-0. The Huskies and the Wolfpack met in the Mideast Regional (hosted by Tennessee) of the 1994 NCAA tournament, while NU lost a three-game true road series at No. 20 North Carolina State during the 2004 season. [2] No. 21 Auburn: The Huskies trail the all-time series, 2-1, having opposed the Tigers exclusively during the 2018 season. On March 9, Auburn s Casey Mize threw the Tigers ninth no-hitter in program history as the Huskies were shut out, 6-0. With weather creating a March 10 doubleheader between the two sides, Northeastern lost the opening game, 14-8, to the Tigers despite NU rallying for seven ninth-inning runs but went on to hand then-undefeated Auburn its first loss of the season during the nightcap as Sean Mellen came within four outs of throwing the Huskies first no-hitter since [4] Army West Point: Northeastern has won the only series meeting against Army, defeating the Black Knights, 9-2, on March 22, 2013, during a neutral-site game in Bradenton, Florida. Of note, the Huskies traveled to West Point during October 2017 to play a fall exhibition game against Army, during which NU shut out the Black Knights, 3-0, across 10 pre-determined innings. Upon the completion of the game, Army s captains escorted the Huskies on a tour of West Point s historic campus. RECORD-BREAKING SEASON Northeastern s 36 wins this season rank as the program s single-season record, having surpassed the team s two 35-win campaigns during 1991 and 1994 the latter of two teams current NU head coach Mike Glavine played on. The Huskies.739 winning percentage during Continued on page SCHEDULE FEBRUARY Fri. 16 vs. Creighton! L, 7-15 Sat. 17 vs. Creighton! W, 12-7 Sun. 18 vs. Creighton! W, 8-3 Thu. 22 vs. Boston Red Sox (exh.) $ L, 2-15 (7) Fri. 23 vs. Missouri! L, 2-5 Sat. 24 vs. Missouri (Gm. 1)! W, 10-8 vs. Missouri (Gm. 2)! L, 1-20 Sun. 25 vs. Missouri! W, 4-2 MARCH Fri. 2 vs. Mount Saint Mary s ^ W, 6-1 Sat. 3 vs. Dartmouth ^ W, 10-8 Sun. 4 vs. Villanova ^ W, 1-0 Tue. 6 vs. Georgetown ^ W, 9-5 Fri. 9 at No. 17 Auburn L, 0-6 Sat. 10 at No. 17 Auburn (Gm. 1) L, 8-14 at No. 17 Auburn (Gm. 2) W, 2-1 Sat. 17 HOLY CROSS Cancelled Sun. 18 HOLY CROSS Cancelled Mon. 19 HARTFORD W, 3-1 Tue. 20 at Boston College W, 7-4 (18) Fri. 23 at No. 10 Texas Tech L, 3-22 Sat. 24 at No. 10 Texas Tech (Gm. 1) L, 3-12 at No. 10 Texas Tech (Gm. 2) L, 2-13 Sun. 25 at No. 10 Texas Tech L, 4-9 Wed. 28 at Rhode Island W, 15-8 Fri. 30 at James Madison * W, 10-2 Sat. 31 at James Madison * L, 3-6 APRIL Sun. 1 at James Madison * W, 8-1 Tue. 3 MASSACHUSETTS # W, 10-8 Sat. 7 ELON (Gm. 1) * W, 7-1 ELON (Gm. 2) * W, 6-5 Sun. 8 ELON * W, 9-3 Wed. 11 HARVARD # L, 6-8 Fri. 13 at College of Charleston * L, 1-4 Sat. 14 at College of Charleston * L, 4-5 Sun. 15 at College of Charleston * W, 2-1 Tue. 17 at Brown W, 10-4 Fri. 20 WILLIAM & MARY * W, 4-0 Sat. 21 WILLIAM & MARY * W, 4-3 Sun. 22 WILLIAM & MARY * W, 2-1 Fri. 27 TOWSON * W, 22-2 Sat. 28 TOWSON * W, 23-6 Sun. 29 TOWSON * W, 2-1 MAY Tue. 1 UMASS LOWELL W, 4-2 Wed. 2 BRYANT W, 10-3 Fri. 4 at Hofstra * W, 5-1 Sat. 5 at Hofstra * L, 4-6 Sun. 6 at Hofstra * W, 3-0 Wed. 9 No. 22 CONNECTICUT L, 5-6 Fri. 11 UNCW (Gm. 1) * L, 6-7 (10) UNCW (Gm. 2) * W, 7-4 Sun. 13 UNCW * L, 4-6 Thu. 17 at Delaware * W, 10-0 Fri. 18 at Delaware * W, 5-2 Sat. 19 at Delaware * Cancelled Thu. 24 vs. [4] UNCW % L, 2-9 Fri. 25 vs. [5] Delaware % W, 7-2 vs. [2] Elon % W, 5-4 Sat. 26 vs. [4] UNCW % W, 3-2 vs. [4] UNCW % L, 4-7 JUNE Sun. 1 vs. [2] No. 21 Auburn & 2 p.m. Home games denoted in BOLD CAPS (Friedman Diamond) * CAA game! Fort Myers, Fla. (City of Palms Park) $ Fort Myers, Fla. (Jet Blue Park) ^ Snowbird Classic (Port Charlotte, Fla.) # Beanpot tournament (campus sites) % CAA tournament (Harrisonburg, Va. / James Madison) & NCAA tournament (Raleigh, N.C. / North Carolina State) 2017 & 2018 CAA REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS

2 NCAA HISTORY 1964 District I Regional (best-of-three series) vs. Maine L, 4-9 Fenway Park vs. Maine L, 2-5 Fenway Park 1966 District I Regional (double elimination) vs. Colby W, 5-4 Fenway Park vs. Boston College W, 10-2 Fenway Park College World Series (double elimination) vs. Saint John s L, 3-5 Omaha, Neb. vs. Arizona L, 1-8 Omaha, Neb District I Regional (double elimination) at Connecticut L, 2-5 Storrs, Conn. vs. Providence W, 4-3 Storrs, Conn. vs. Harvard L, 6-18 Storrs, Conn District I Regional (double elimination) vs. Providence W, 3-2 Fenway Park vs. Harvard L, 1-11 Fenway Park vs. Providence L, 4-5 Fenway Park 1994 Mideast Regional (double elimination) at Tennessee L, 6-9 Knoxville, Tenn. vs. North Carolina State L, 2-5 Knoxville, Tenn NCAA Play-in Series (best-of-three series) BETHUNE-COOKMAN W, 19-3 Brookline, Mass. BETHUNE-COOKMAN W, 7-4 Brookline, Mass. West Regional (double elimination) at Stanford L, 3-12 Palo Alto, Calif. vs. Cal State Fullerton L, 4-8 Palo Alto, Calif Baton Rouge Regional (double elimination) at Louisiana State L, 8-11 Baton Rouge, La. vs. UNCW L, 6-12 Baton Rouge, La. CAA games (17-6) is the highest mark that Northeastern has attained during its 13 seasons in the league. NU set another CAA-era record when it placed nine student-athletes onto the year-end all-conference teams, split evenly three apiece across the All-CAA First Team (junior outfielder Charlie Mc- Connell, junior third baseman Ryan Solomon, and sophomore starting pitcher Sean Mellen), the All-CAA Second Team (junior first baseman Jake Farrell, redshirt-freshman second baseman Ian Fair, and senior outfielder Mason Koppens), and the All-CAA Third Team (senior shortstop Max Burt, redshirt-junior starting pitcher Tyler Brown, and junior relief pitcher Andrew Misiaszek). Northeastern is the first team to repeat as the outright CAA regular-season champion since UNCW, which won consecutive titles during the 2012 and 2013 seasons. The Huskies streak of six consecutive CAA tournament appearances ( ) ranks as the second longest active streak behind UNCW, which is the only CAA member school to be advance to all 33 conference tournaments during league history. During the 2018 CAA tournament, Northeastern made its deepest run, surviving two consecutive elimination games to advance to its first-ever CAA championship round. There, the Huskies defeated UNCW, 3-2, during game one to force the tournament s decisive, winner-take-all finale, during which NU was defeated, 7-4, by the Seahawks. Northeastern placed four student-athletes onto the 2018 CAA All-Tournament Team: redshirt-freshman second baseman Ian Fair, sophomore designated hitter Scott Holzwasser, junior first baseman Jake Farrell, and redshirt-sophomore reliever Kyle Murphy. HUSKIES IN THE NCAA TOURNEY Northeastern enters the 2018 NCAA tournament riding its first at-large berth since 1973 during the pre-automatic bid era. The Huskies 2018 trip to the NCAA tourney marks their eighth appearance during program history and their first since 2003, when NU won the America East postseason championship. Northeastern is 6-14 all-time in the NCAA tournament and has made one College World Series appearance (1966). Since the NCAA tournament field expanded to welcome 48 teams in 1988, Northeastern has gone winless during its six regional games. However, the Huskies did sweep Bethune-Cookman, two games to none, during the 1994 tournament s best-of-three play-in series, winning both games at Friedman Diamond. Northeastern has made one prior NCAA tournament appearance against the 2018 Raleigh Regional field. The Huskies opposed North Carolina State during a 1994 Mideast Regional elimination game that was hosted by Tennessee, but lost to the Wolfpack, 5-2. DIAMOND ACHIEVEMENTS Senior shortstop Max Burt is the only player in program history to make at least 200 career appearances and record 200 or more hits at Northeastern. Burt since nicknamed the Huskies Mr. 200 continues to ride his career-opening streak of 222 consecutive games played and enters the 2018 NCAA tournament ranked in sole possession of sixth place on Northeastern s alltime hits list (213). Lefty closer Andrew Misiaszek is Northeastern s single-season saves leader (12), setting the record upon putting the finishing touches on the Huskies regular-season finale that clinched NU its second consecutive title. This year, Misiaszek has accounted for 12 of the Northeastern bullpen s 20 saves, which collectively are the most that the Huskies have recorded during the program s CAA era (since 2006). Charlie McConnell is undoubtedly Northeastern s stolen base king as the junior speedster is in possession of both the Huskies all-time (76) and single-season (37) records, thieving bases at a rate of 85.4 percent across his three-year career. Considering McConnell s single-season mark during 2018, he ranks second among Division I players, trailing only Army West Point s Jacob Hurtubise (40 steals), who will also be competing in this weekend s Raleigh Regional. Sean Mellen completed the 2018 regular season with a 10-1 record en route to being named to the All-CAA First Team and collecting NEIBA (New England) Pitcher of the Year honors. Mellen is currently tied for the Northeastern program record for the most single-season victories with Peter Schultz, who won 10 games during the 1994 season and was a member of the Huskies fifth NCAA tournament team. Jake Farrell needs one triple to tie his head coach, Mike Glavine, for the Northeastern single-season record. Glavine hit eight triples during his 1992 rookie season. Farrell also enters the 2018 NCAA tournament needed two bases to tie Mike Lyon s single-season program record (138), set during the 2008 season. This year, Farrell leads the Huskies in all extra-base hit categories (15 doubles, seven triples, 11 home runs), in addition to RBIs (61) and slugging percentage (.627). Redshirt-freshmen Ian Fair set the program s longest hitting streak at 22 games between March 20 and May 1, in addition to holding a 35- game on-base streak from March 20 to May CAA POLL Rk School (FPV) 2017 CAA Points 1. UNCW (6) 16-8, 2nd Delaware (3) 15-9, 4th College of Charleston 13-11, 5th Northeastern 16-7, 1st Elon 12-12, 6th 37 William & Mary 15-8, 3rd James Madison 7-17, t-7th Hofstra 7-17, t-7th Towson 6-18, 9th 11 CAA STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL Rk Team W-L PCT H A W-L PCT H A N L10 STK 1 Northeastern L1 2 Elon L2 3 College of Charleston L2 4 UNCW W1 5 Delaware L1 6 Hofstra L4 7 James Madison W5 8 Towson L7 9 William & Mary L16 GoNUbaseball GoNUathletics

3 MARATHON MEN NU won a thrilling, 18-inning affair against Boston College (7-4) during the inaugural game played at the Eagles new Brighton Field (March 20). Northeastern never trailed BC throughout the duration of the five-hour and 24-minute affair, despite the two teams remaining deadlocked at 3-3 from the end of the sixth inning to the top of the 14th, then again at 4-4 until the Huskies plated their three winning runs during the top of the 18th. Since the beginning of the 2016 season, Northeastern is the only NCAA Division I program to compete in multiple games lasting 18 innings or longer. On March 25, 2016, the Huskies lost a 19-inning CAA tilt at James Madison (Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park) by a score of 7-6 that had lasted five hours and 46 minutes. Both games respectively rank as the first and second longest during Northeastern history in terms of both innings pitched and game duration R H E NU (11-5) BC (7-11) Northeastern Batting Charlie McConnell (RF, 1st): 5-9, R, RBI, 2B, 2 3B, SB Jake Farrell (1B, 4th): 3-9, R, RBI, 2B Max Burt (SS, 5th): 2-7, 2 R, 2 BB, SB Mason Koppens (CF, 9th): 3-6, 2 BB STREAKS & FEATS HITTING STREAKS Player Long Active Since Ian Fair * 22 1 May 26 Cam Walsh Jake Farrell Charlie McConnell 11 2 May 26 Mason Koppens 8 1 May 26 Max Burt 6 1 May 26 Scott Holzwasser 6 1 May 26 Ryan Solomon 6 1 May 26 John Mazza Jeff Costello 4 1 May 11 Kyle Peterson Zach Perry 3 3 May 9 Nolan Lang Collin Casey Michael Geaslen * Program record MULTI-HIT GAMES Player TOT Jake Farrell Charlie McConnell Mason Koppens Max Burt Scott Holzwasser Ian Fair Ryan Solomon Cam Walsh Kyle Peterson John Mazza Zach Perry Nolan Lang Jeff Costello INNING BREAKDOWN Northeastern Pitching Brian Christian: 4.1 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, BB, 5 SO Andrew Misiaszek: 4.2 IP, 4 H, ER, 2 BB, SO Kyle Murphy: 5.0 IP, 4 H, ER, 0 BB, 4 SO David Stiehl: W, 4.0 IP, 0 ER, 3 BB, SO REACHED BASE STREAKS Player Long Active Since Ian Fair 35 4 May 25 Mason Koppens 18 4 May 25 Charlie McConnell 15 4 May 25 Jake Farrell Ryan Solomon 13 2 May 26 Cam Walsh Max Burt 12 2 May 26 Scott Holzwasser 12 7 May 17 Zach Perry 9 9 April 15 Jeff Costello 5 1 May 11 John Mazza 5 1 May 26 Kyle Peterson Michael Geaslen Nolan Lang Collin Casey Ben Bavly Jake Rosen MULTI-RBI GAMES Player TOT Jake Farrell Ryan Solomon Max Burt Ian Fair Scott Holzwasser Mason Koppens Charlie McConnell Kyle Peterson John Mazza Zach Perry Nolan Lang Cam Walsh Jeff Costello Michael Geaslen Runs EX Total Northeastern Opponents BIG INNINGS NINE RUNS Date Opponent INN R-H-E April 28 TOWSON Bot EIGHT RUNS Date Opponent INN R-H-E April 27 TOWSON Bot SEVEN RUNS Date Opponent INN R-H-E March 10 at No. 17 Auburn Top SIX RUNS Date Opponent INN R-H-E Feb. 16 vs. Creighton Bot Feb. 17 vs. Creighton Bot March 28 at Rhode Island Top April 11 HARVARD Bot April 27 TOWSON Bot FIVE RUNS Date Opponent INN R-H-E Feb. 18 vs. Creighton Bot March 3 vs. Dartmouth Top April 27 TOWSON Bot May 11 UNCW Bot GAME BESTS HITTING Stat Value Game Runs 23 April 28 vs. Towson Hits 23 April 28 vs. Towson RBIs 22 April 28 vs. Towson Doubles 6 April 27 vs. Towson Triples 3 April 28 vs. Towson Home Runs 4 April 17 at Brown Walks 12 April 27 vs. Towson 12 May 2 vs. Bryant Strikeouts 15 Feb. 24 vs. Missouri Hit By Pitch 4 April 17 at Brown Stolen Bases 9 March 28 at Rhode Island PITCHING Stat Value Game Runs (low) 0 Four times Runs (high) 22 March 23 at Texas Tech Hits (low) 1 April 20 vs. William & Mary 1 May 6 at Hofstra Hits (high) 20 Feb. 24 vs. Missouri Strikeouts 16 Feb. 18 vs. Creighton 16 March 4 vs. Villanova XBH (low) 0 Seven times FIELDING Stat Value Game Double Plays 3 April 7 vs. Elon 3 April 15 vs. Charleston Errors (low) 0 15 times Errors (high) 4 March 20 vs. Boston College Record When leading When tied When trailing GoNUbaseball GoNUathletics

4 PROBABLE STARTERS 21 TYLER BROWN JR HEIGHT 6-5 WEIGHT 195 HOMETOWN Hudson, N.H. HIGH SCHOOL Alvirne CAREER HIGHS IP 7.2 April 20, 2018, vs. William & Mary SO 8 May 4, 2018, at Hofstra HITS (START) 1 Two times (last: April 20, 2018) AWARDS & HONORS CAA PITCHER OF THE WEEK April 23, ALL-CAA THIRD TEAM May 22, 2018 R CAREER STATISTICS Season ERA W-L AP-GS SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK / / / Career / GAME LOG Date Opponent GS DEC IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK IBB NP Feb. 17 vs. Creighton * W Feb. 24 vs. Missouri * March 3 vs. Dartmouth * March 10 vs. No. 17 Auburn * L March 19 HARTFORD March 23 at No. 10 Texas Tech * L March 30 at James Madison * W April 7 ELON * W April 13 at Col. of Charleston * L April 20 WILLIAM & MARY * W April 27 TOWSON * W May 4 at Hofstra * W May 11 UNCW * May 18 at Delaware * W May 25 vs. [5] Delaware * W BRIAN CHRISTIAN SR HEIGHT 6-2 WEIGHT 200 HOMETOWN Plymouth, Mass. HIGH SCHOOL Plymouth CAREER HIGHS IP 8.0 May 19, 2017, vs. James Madison SO 11 April 2, 2017, at Towson HITS (START) 1 March 26, 2017, at Elon AWARDS & HONORS 2017 ALL-CAA THIRD TEAM May 23, 2017 R CAREER STATISTICS Season ERA W-L AP-GS SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK / / / / Career / GAME LOG Date Opponent GS DEC IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK IBB NP Feb. 16 vs. Creighton * L Feb. 23 vs. Missouri * L March 2 vs. Presbyterian * W March 9 vs. No. 17 Auburn * L March 20 at Boston College * March 24 at No. 10 Texas Tech * L March 31 at James Madison * L April 7 ELON * April 11 HARVARD April 14 at Col. of Charleston * April 21 WILLIAM & MARY * April 28 TOWSON * W May 5 at Hofstra * May 11 UNCW * W May 25 vs. [2] Elon * GoNUbaseball GoNUathletics

5 PROBABLE STARTERS 12 SEAN MELLEN SO HEIGHT 6-5 WEIGHT 190 HOMETOWN Norwood, Mass. HIGH SCHOOL Norwood CAREER HIGHS IP 8.0 Two times (last: April 22, 2018) SO 13 March 4, 2018, vs. Villanova HITS (START) 1 Two times (last: May 13, 2018) AWARDS & HONORS CAA PITCHER OF THE WEEK March 12, 2018 CAA PITCHER OF THE WEEK May 7, ALL-CAA FIRST TEAM May 22, NEIBA PITCHER OF THE YEAR May 29, NEIBA FIRST TEAM May 29, 2018 L CAREER STATISTICS Season ERA W-L AP-GS SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK / / Career / GAME LOG Date Opponent GS DEC IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP HBP BK IBB NP Feb. 18 vs. Creighton * W Feb. 25 vs. Missouri * W March 4 vs. Villanova * W March 10 vs. No. 17 Auburn * W March 19 HARTFORD * W March 25 at No. 10 Texas Tech * L April 1 at James Madison * W April 8 ELON * W April 15 at Col. of Charleston * W April 22 WILLIAM & MARY * W May 6 at Hofstra * W May 13 UNCW * May 24 vs. [4] UNCW * L May 26 vs. [4] UNCW L STARTING GRID BY POSITION BY BATTING ORDER Player P C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Player 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Max Burt Burt Charlie McConnell McConnell Jake Farrell Farrell Mason Koppens Koppens Scott Holzwasser Holzwasser Ryan Solomon Solomon Ian Fair Fair Cam Walsh Walsh John Mazza Mazza Michael Geaslen Geaslen Kyle Peterson Peterson Nolan Lang Lang Zach Perry Perry Jeff Costello Costello PINCH-HIT STATISTICS Season AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA Collin Casey Ian Fair Kyle Peterson Nolan Lang Zach Perry Ryan Solomon Jeff Costello Scott Holzwasser Jake Rosen Michael Geaslen Ben Bavly Cam Walsh Totals EXTRA-BASE HITS Date Opponent Player Hit Inning Post-PA Score Notes Feb. 16 vs. Creighton Ian Fair RBI triple Bot 9 NU trailed, 15-3 Fair s first collegiate hit April 1 at James Madison Ian Fair RBI double Top 5 NU led, 7-1 April 3 MASSACHUSETTS Kyle Peterson Grand slam Top 8 NU led, 9-7 Beanpot semifinal; NU overcame 7-2 deficit April 27 TOWSON Zach Perry 2-RBI double Bot 7 NU led, 14-1 May 9 No. 22 CONNECTICUT Kyle Peterson 2-run homer Bot 8 NU trailed, 6-5 Capped NU three-run eighth inning GoNUbaseball GoNUathletics

6 PITCHING LOG DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT STARTER IP / DECISION BULLPEN (IP / DECISION) Fri. Feb. 16 vs. Creighton L, 7-15 Christian 2.2 / L, 0-1 Dufault (1.1), Robinson (1.0), Angel (2.0), Batchelder (0.0), Ennen (2.0) Sat. Feb. 17 vs. Creighton W, 12-7 Brown 5.0 / W, 1-0 Misiaszek (3.1 / H, 1), Rodriguez (0.2) Sun. Feb. 18 vs. Creighton W, 8-3 Mellen 5.0 / W, 1-0 Stiehl (3.0 / H, 1), Murphy (1.0) Fri. Feb. 23 vs. Missouri L, 2-5 Christian 4.0 / L, 0-2 Misiaszek (4.0) Sat. Feb. 24 vs. Missouri (Gm. 1) W, 10-8 Brown 6.0 Rodriguez (0.1 / H, 1), Murphy (2.2 / BS, 1; W, 1-0) vs. Missouri (Gm. 2) L, 1-20 Stiehl 4.2 / L, 0-1 Robinson (0.0), Jacobsak (1.1), Winkler (1.0), Burroni (1.0) Sun. Feb. 25 vs. Missouri W, 4-2 Mellen 7.0 / W, 2-0 Dufault (1.1 / H, 1), Misiaszek (0.2 / S, 1) Fri. March 2 vs. Presbyterian W, 6-1 Christian 6.0 / W, 1-2 Rodriguez (1.1 / H, 2), Stiehl (1.2 / S, 1) Sat. March 3 vs. Dartmouth W, 10-8 Brown 3.1 Misiaszek (4.1), Dufault (0.1 / W, 1-0), Murphy (1.0 / S, 1) Sun. March 4 vs. Villanova W, 1-0 Mellen 7.0 / W, 3-0 Stiehl (1.0 / H, 2), Murphy (1.0 / S, 2) Tues. March 6 vs. Georgetown W, 9-5 Jacobsak 3.0 Ennen (3.0 / W, 1-0), Batchelder (1.0 / H, 1), Angel (2.0 / S, 1) Fri. March 9 at No. 17 Auburn L, 0-6 Christian 4.1 / L, 1-3 Rodriguez (2.2), Dufault (1.0) Sat. March 10 at No. 17 Auburn (Gm. 1) L, 8-14 Brown 5.0 / L, 1-1 Stiehl (1.0), Batchelder (1.0), Robinson (1.0) at No. 17 Auburn (Gm. 2) W, 2-1 Mellen 8.0 / W, 4-0 Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 2) Mon. March 19 HARTFORD W, 3-1 Mellen 6.0 / W, 5-0 Brown (2.0 / H, 1), Murphy (1.0 / S, 3) Tues. March 20 at Boston College W, 7-4 (18) Christian 4.1 Misiaszek (4.2), Murphy (5.0), Stiehl (4.0 / W, 1-1) Fri. March 23 at No. 10 Texas Tech L, 3-22 Brown 4.0 / L, 1-2 Batchelder (0.2), Ennen (1.1), Ryan (0.2), Dufault (1.1) Sat. March 24 at No. 10 Texas Tech (Gm. 1) L, 3-12 Christian 4.0 / L, 1-4 Angel (2.2), Robinson (0.2), Dufault (0.2) at No. 10 Texas Tech (Gm. 2) L, 2-13 Rodriguez 3.2 / L, 0-1 Stiehl (3.0), Jacobsak (1.1) Sun. March 25 at No. 10 Texas Tech L, 4-9 Mellen 2.2 / L, 5-1 Murphy (3.1), Misiaszek (2.0) Wed. March 28 at Rhode Island W, 15-8 Rodriguez 2.0 / W, 1-1 Angel (1.0 / H, 1), Dufault (2.1 / H, 2), Jacobsak (2.0 / H, 1), Misiaszek (0.2), Winkler (1.0) Fri. March 30 at James Madison W, 10-2 Brown 6.0 / W, 2-2 Misiaszek (2.0 / H, 2), Winkler (1.0) Sat. March 31 at James Madison L, 3-6 Christian 3.0 / L, 1-5 Stiehl (3.1), Dufault (1.0), Murphy (0.2) Sun. April 1 at James Madison W, 8-1 Mellen 5.2 / W, 6-1 Misiaszek (2.1 / H, 3), Murphy (1.0) Tues. April 3 MASSACHUSETTS W, 10-8 Rodriguez 3.0 Dufault (0.1), Murphy (2.2), Jacobsak (1.0 / W, 1-0), Misiaszek (2.0 / S, 3) Sat. April 7 ELON (Gm. 1) W, 7-1 Brown 6.0 / W, 3-2 Murphy (3.0 / S, 4) ELON (Gm. 2) W, 6-5 Christian 4.2 Stiehl (2.1), Misiaszek (2.0 / W, 1-0) Sun. April 8 ELON W, 9-3 Mellen 6.0 / W, 7-1 Dufault (1.0 / H, 3), Angel (1.0), Stiehl (1.0) Wed. April 11 HARVARD L, 6-8 Jacobsak 2.0 Dufault (1.0 / L, 1-1), Christian (1.0), Stiehl (2.2), Misiaszek (1.1), Murphy (1.0) Fri. April 13 at College of Charleston L, 1-4 Brown 5.0 / L, 3-3 Winkler (3.0) Sat. April 14 at College of Charleston L, 4-5 Christian 4.0 Misiaszek (4.0 / L, 1-1) Sun. April 15 at College of Charleston W, 2-1 Mellen 5.0 / W, 8-1 Murphy (4.0 / S, 5) Tues. April 17 at Brown W, 10-4 Rodriguez 3.1 / W, 2-1 Stiehl (2.0 / H, 3), Murphy (0.2 / H, 1), Winkler (0.2 / H, 1), Jacobsak (1.1 / H, 2), Batchelder (1.0) Fri. April 20 WILLIAM & MARY W, 4-0 Brown 7.2 / W, 4-3 Misiaszek (1.1 / S, 4) Sat. April 21 WILLIAM & MARY W, 4-3 Christian 6.0 Murphy (2.0 / BS, 2; W, 2-0), Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 5) Sun. April 22 WILLIAM & MARY W, 2-1 Mellen 8.0 / W, 9-1 Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 6) Fri. April 27 TOWSON W, 22-2 Brown 6.0 / W, 5-3 Winkler (2.0 / H, 2), Robinson (1.0) Sat. April 28 TOWSON W, 23-6 Christian 5.0 / W, 2-5 Stiehl (1.0 / H, 4), Ennen (1.0 / H, 1), Dufault (1.0), Batchelder (0.1), Angel (0.2) Sun. April 29 TOWSON W, 2-1 Rodriguez 4.1 Murphy (2.2 / W, 3-0), Misiaszek (2.0 / S, 7) Tues. May 1 UMASS LOWELL W, 4-2 Stiehl 7.0 / W, 2-1 Murphy (1.0), Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 8) Wed. May 2 BRYANT W, 10-3 Jacobsak 3.0 / W, 2-0 Dufault (3.0 / H, 4), Ennen (0.0 / H, 2), Winkler (3.0 / S, 1) Fri. May 4 at Hofstra W, 5-1 Brown 7.0 / W, 6-3 Misiaszek (2.0 / S, 9) Sat. May 5 at Hofstra L, 4-6 Christian 6.1 Murphy (1.2 / BS, 3; L, 3-1) Sun. May 6 at Hosftra W, 3-0 Mellen 7.0 / W, 10-1 Stiehl (1.0 / H, 5), Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 10) Wed. May 9 No. 22 CONNECTICUT L, 5-6 Stiehl 6.1 Murphy (1.1 / H, 2; L, 3-2), Misiaszek (1.1 / BS, 1) Fri. May 11 UNCW (Gm. 1) L, 6-7 (10) Brown 6.1 Dufault (0.2), Murphy (2.1 / BS, 4; L, 3-3), Misiaszek (0.2) UNCW (Gm. 2) W, 7-4 Christian 6.1 / W, 3-5 Winkler (1.0 / H, 3), Rodriguez (0.2 / H, 3), Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 11) Sun. May 13 UNCW L, 4-6 Mellen 6.0 Rodriguez (1.1 / H, 4), Murphy (0.2 / BS, 5), Misiaszek (1.0 / L, 1-2) Thu. May 17 at Delaware W, 10-0 Stiehl 5.0 / W, 3-1 Rodriguez (3.0 / H, 5), Jacobsak (1.0) Fri. May 18 at Delaware W, 5-2 Brown 5.0 / W, 7-3 Murphy (3.0 / H, 3), Misiaszek (1.0 / S, 12) Thu. May 24 vs. [4] UNCW L, 2-9 Mellen 3.1 / L, 10-2 Rodriguez (1.0), Dufault (3.2), Winkler (1.0) Fri. May 25 vs. [5] Delaware W, 7-2 Brown 7.0 / W, 8-3 Murphy (2.0) vs. [2] Elon W, 5-4 Christian 3.2 Stiehl (3.1), Misiaszek (2.0 / BS, 2; W, 2-2) Sat. May 26 vs. [4] UNCW W, 3-2 Murphy 6.0 Dufault (3.0 / W, 2-1) vs. [4] UNCW L, 4-7 Rodriguez 1.0 Stiehl (3.0), Mellen (2.1 / L, 10-3), Misiaszek (2.2) BULLPEN STATISTICS NO. PLAYER ERA W-L APP SV IP H R ER BB SO AVG IR / IRS 14 Misiaszek, Andrew / 7 27 Murphy, Kyle / Winkler, Josh / 0 34 Stiehl, David / 0 26 Dufault, Brandon / 7 32 Jacobsak, Sam / 3 39 Angel, Kyle / 2 4 Rodriguez, Brian / 5 23 Ennen, Henry / 5 36 Robinson, Ty / 2 35 Batchelder, Owen / Christian, Brian / 0 21 Brown, Tyler / 0 12 Mellen, Sean Burroni, Rick / 0 11 Ryan, Danny / 2 Totals / 45 Opponents SAVE OPPORTUNITIES* PLAYER OPP. H SV BS Andrew Misiaszek Kyle Murphy David Stiehl Brian Rodriguez Brandon Dufault Josh Winkler Kyle Angel Henry Ennen Sam Jacobsak Owen Batchelder Tyler Brown * Holds and blown saves are not official NCAA statistics GoNUbaseball GoNUathletics

7 HEAD COACH Mike Glavine the two-time CAA Coach of the Year (2017, 2018) and 2018 NEIBA (New England) Coach of the Year is in his fourth season as head coach of the Northeastern baseball team during 2018 and 12th season overall with the program, having previously served as the Huskies fulltime assistant and recruiting coordinator. He was named Neil McPhee s successor as head coach during September 2013 and took the reigns of the program upon McPhee s retirement at the conclusion of the 2014 season, following McPhee s 29th year at Northeastern. Glavine has guided Northeastern to consecutive CAA regular-season titles during 2017 and 2018 the Huskies first within any conference since 2005 (America East). MIKE GLAVINE SEASON Fourth ALMA MATER Northeastern 96 PLAYER ACCOLADES Louisville Slugger All-American Third Team (1): : Aaron Civale. Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American (1): : Scott Holzwasser. CAA Player of the Year (1): : Charlie McConnell. CAA Pitcher of the Year (1): : Aaron Civale. CAA Defensive Player of the Year (2): : Max Burt : Josh Treff. CAA Rookie of the Year (1): : Ian Fair. All-CAA First Team (4): : Sean Mellen, Charlie McConnell, Ryan Solomon : Aaron Civale. All-CAA Second Team (7): : Ian Fair, Jake Farrell, Mason Koppens : Cam Hanley, Charlie McConnell : Mike Fitzgerald, Dustin Hunt. All-CAA Third Team (13): : Tyler Brown, Max Burt, Andrew Misiaszek : Max Burt, Brian Christian, Mike Fitzgerald : Pat Madigan, Charlie McConnell, Cam Walsh : Nick Berger, Aaron Civale, Rob Fonseca, Michael Foster. CAA All-Rookie Team (5): : Ian Fair : Scott Holzwasser, Brian Rodriguez : Charlie McConnell, Cam Walsh. During the 2017 preseason, the Huskies had been predicted to finish seventh in the league s final standings and in turn, miss the conference tournament. However, Glavine steered Northeastern to the best fielding percentage in the CAA (.975), one that led the conference in double plays turned (58) and housed the 2017 CAA Defensive Player of the Year, shortstop Max Burt. Coupled with a pitching staff that combined to post a 3.88 ERA during league games, the Huskies went 16-7 during the conference calendar, winning the pennant by a half game ahead of UNCW. Glavine s success merited him CAA Coach of the Year honors, following in the footsteps of Neil McPhee s 1994 America East Coach of the Year mention, awarded to McPhee while Glavine was a student-athlete on his NU roster. Northeastern s postseason would end prematurely as the Huskies finished in third place one game removed from the CAA championship round. A Northeastern Hall of Fame Class of 2006 inductee, Glavine donned the NU red-and-black at first base between 1992 and 1995, hitting.276 and slugging.545 during his career as a student-athlete. Upon graduating from Northeastern in 1996, he enjoyed a 10-year professional baseball career before returning to the Huskies during 2007 as an assistant coach. Since becoming head coach, Glavine has coached four Northeastern players to MLB Draft selections: Michael Foster during 2015 to the Chicago Cubs (16th round), Rob Fonseca during 2015 to the Seattle Mariners (21st round), Aaron Civale during 2016 to the Cleveland Indians (third round), and Dustin Hunt during 2016 to the Houston Astros (10th round). During the 2016 MLB Draft, Glavine became the first head coach in Northeastern history to witness two players (Civale and Hunt) be selected during the draft s opening 10 rounds with Civale s selection at 92nd overall standing as the third highest NU draft pick all-time. At the helm of the Huskies for his second season during 2016, Glavine led Northeastern to its fifth 30-win campaign (31) in program history, improving his first-season win total by six victories. Opening the year on the road against No. 30 Oklahoma, he navigated NU to consecutive upset wins versus the ranked Sooners, delivering the program its first-ever victories against a Big 12 opponent. Returning to the CAA tournament for the fourth straight season and second in a row under Glavine, the fifth-seeded Huskies outperformed two higher-seeded teams (No. 3 Elon, No. 4 James Madison), finishing as one of the conference s final four teams left standing. Under Glavine s guidance, Northeastern observed two student-athletes go on to claim CAA postseason awards during 2016: right-hander Aaron Civale (Pitcher of the Year) and catcher Josh Treff (Defensive Player of the Year). That season, the CAA handed out 11 conference awards to eight of Glavine s players, including six All-CAA selections. Civale also became the first Northeastern player since 2012 to garner status as a Louisville Slugger All-American, having been selected to the Third Team. Glavine made a smooth transition into his first head-coaching role during the 2015 campaign, leading NU to 14 CAA victories, the most the program had witnessed since its inaugural run through the conference during 2006 (19). Under his first-year mentorship, Northeastern achieved its first top-three, regular-season finish in the CAA in nine years and downed No. 15 College of Charleston, earning the program its first victory against an NCBWA ranked opponent since He also coached six student-athletes to CAA postseason awards, most notably placing starting pitcher Dustin Hunt on the All-CAA Second Team. A native of Billerica, Massachusetts, Glavine spent four years at Northeastern and left as one of the most prolific hitters in the Huskies history. He made a big splash during his freshman season, batting.307 and pounding 19 extra-base hits, including a school record, nine triples. Glavine graduated having hit 28 career home runs and accumulated 110 career RBIs, ranking him third and ninth at the time, respectively, in the school s record book. The left-handed slugger also walked 120 times during his four seasons at NU, ranking him second all-time upon completing his final collegiate campaign. After graduating from Northeastern, Glavine spent 10 seasons in professional baseball after being drafted by the Cleveland Indians during 1995, alternating between the Double A and Triple A levels. During September 2003, the New York Mets called Glavine up to the major leagues, where he played with his older brother, Tom. He notched his one and only major league hit during his final game with the Mets on Sept. 28, 2003, recording a single off Florida Marlins closer Braden Looper. Glavine became the third Northeastern alumni to ever play in the major leagues, joining George Yankowski (1942, 1949) and Carlos Pena ( ). Retiring from the pro ranks in 2004, Glavine now resides in Lexington, Massachusetts, with his wife, Carissa, their two daughters, Ava and Sophia, and their son, Luke. HEAD COACHING RECORD SEASON SCHOOL OVERALL PCT. CONF. PCT. REG. SEASON CONF. TOURN. POSTSEASON 2015 Northeastern rd CAA 4th place (1-2) Northeastern th CAA 4th place (2-2) Northeastern st CAA 3rd place (1-2) Northeastern st CAA runner-up (3-2) NCAA Raleigh Regional 4 Seasons Northeastern Seasons Career Postseason record: & 2018 CAA REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS

8 2018 NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. PLAYER ELIG POS HT WT B/T HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL (COLLEGE) 1 Mason Koppens Sr. OF R/R Metairie, La. Salisbury 2 Rick Burroni So. RHP R/R Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Lakeland 3 Jake Rosen So. INF R/R Northborough Mass. Saint John s (Virginia Tech) 4 Brian Rodriguez So. RHP R/R Yonkers, N.Y. Berkshire School 5 Collin Casey So. C L/R Boxford, Mass. Rockville Express 6 Cam Walsh Jr. OF L/R Duxbury, Mass. Duxbury 7 Ian Fair R-Fr. INF R/R Walpole, Mass. Walpole 8 Zach Perry R-Sr. DH L/L Rochester, Mass. Old Rochester Regional 9 Charlie McConnell Jr. OF L/R Reading, Mass. Belmont Hill School 10 Corey DiLoreto Fr. OF R/R Reading, Mass. Reading Memorial 11 Danny Ryan Fr. RHP R/R Rockport, Mass. Rockport 12 Sean Mellen So. LHP L/L Norwood, Mass. Norwood 13 Michael Geaslen R-Jr. C R/R Andover, Mass. Saint John s Prep 14 Andrew Misiaszek Jr. LHP R/L Oceanside, N.Y. South Side 15 John Mazza R-Sr. C R/R Lexington, Mass. Dexter School (Maryland) 16 Nolan Lang Sr. INF R/R Orlando, Fla. Dr. Phillips 17 Kevin Martinis Sr. LHP R/L Bellingham, Mass. Bellingham 18 Jake Farrell Jr. INF L/R Westwood, Mass. Xaverian Brothers 19 Kyle Peterson So. OF L/R Brockton, Mass. Thayer Academy 20 Josh Winkler R-Fr. RHP R/R Honolulu, Hawaii Saint George s 21 Tyler Brown R-Jr. RHP R/R Hudson, N.H. Alvirne 22 Brian Christian Sr. RHP R/R Plymouth, Mass. Plymouth North 23 Henry Ennen Fr. RHP R/R Dorchester, Mass. Boston College / Phillips Academy 24 Max Burt Sr. INF R/R North Andover, Mass. Saint John s Prep 26 Brandon Dufault Fr. RHP R/R Windham, N.H. Windham 27 Kyle Murphy R-So. RHP R/R Billerica, Mass. Billerica Memorial 28 Scott Holzwasser So. INF R/R Sudbury, Mass. Lincoln-Sudbury Regional 31 Ryan Solomon Jr. INF R/R Southborough, Mass. Algonquin Regional 32 Sam Jacobsak Fr. RHP R/R Milton, Mass. Milton 33 Teddy Beaudet So. C/RHP R/R Franklin, N.H. New Hampton School 34 David Stiehl So. RHP R/R Manchester, Conn. Cheshire Academy 35 Owen Batchelder Fr. LHP L/L Amherst, N.H. Souhegan 36 Ty Robinson Sr. LHP L/L Monmouth Junction, N.J. South Brunswick 37 Jeff Costello Fr. OF R/R Lexington, Mass. Buckingham Browne & Nichols 38 Ben Bavly R-So. INF L/R Newton, Mass. Newton South (Brandeis) 39 Kyle Angel Fr. RHP R/R East Brunswick, N.J. Saint Joseph 45 Tom Githens So. RHP L/R Mendham, N.J. West Morris Mendham Head Coach: Mike Glavine (Northeastern 96), fourth season, 12th season at Northeastern Assistant Coach: Kevin Cobb (Bryant 09), seventh season Assistant Coach: Kevin Casey (Tufts 09), fourth season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Pat Mason (Northeastern , 07), first season Director of Baseball Operations: Omar Rouhana (Northeastern 88) Athletic Communications: Mike Skovan (Stony Brook 14) Captains: Max Burt (Sr., INF), Brian Christian (Sr., RHP), Tyler Brown (R-Jr., RHP), Charlie McConnell (Jr., OF) PRONUNCIATIONS 1 Mason Koppens...KAHP-ins 2 Rick Burroni... burr-oh-nee 3 Jake Rosen...ROZE-in 10 Corey DiLoreto... dee-lohr-ett-oh 12 Sean Mellen...MELL-in 13 Michael Geaslen...(Geese) GEEZE-lin 14 Andrew Misiaszek... miss-sizz-ee-ack 15 John Mazza... MAH-zah 16 Nolan Lang... (Rang) LANG 17 Kevin Martinis...mar-TEEN-ess 23 Henry Ennen...ENN-in 26 Brandon Dufault... doo-fahlt 28 Scott Holzwasser... HOLZ-wass-err 31 Ryan Solomon... SAHL-oh-monn 32 Sam Jacobsak... JAY-kuhb-sack 33 Teddy Beaudet...boh-DAY 34 David Stiehl...STEEL 35 Owen Batchelder...BAT-chell-derr 38 Ben Bavly...(Have) BAHV-lee 39 Kyle Angel... (Angel) AIN-gell 45 Tom Githens... GITH-ins NOTABLE DATES Dec , 2016 The Northeastern baseball and volleyball teams were among the first American collegiate squads to set foot in Cuba upon former U.S. President Barack Obama opening the door and declaring new foreign policy with the island nation. NU competed against the Vegueros del Pinar del Rio baseball club - the 2015 Carribean Series champions. May 20, 2017 Northeastern clinches its first-ever CAA regular-season title by completing the three-game series sweep of James Madison at Friedman Diamond and receiving help from UNCW s defeat that same afternoon at Towson. Feb. 1, 2018 Jeff Konya begins his tenure as Northeastern athletic director, succeeding Peter Roby. Feb. 10, 2018 Northeastern held its annual Leadoff Fundraiser on the Dell EMC Club Level of Fenway Park. Former Boston Red Sox infielder Lou Merloni was one VIP guest speaker in attendance. Previous event guests have included Tom Glavine (2015), Peter Gammons (2016), and former Red Sox manager Joe Morgan (2017). May 28, 2018 Northeastern earns its first at-large bid to the NCAA tournament since GoNUbaseball GoNUathletics

9 The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for Northeastern (as of May 28, 2018) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 14-4 Away: Neutral: 11-5 Conference: 17-6 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Casey, Collin Farrell, Jake McConnell, Charlie Fair, Ian Perry, Zach Koppens, Mason Burt, Max Walsh, Cam Costello, Jeff Solomon, Ryan Peterson, Kyle Holzwasser, Scott Lang, Nolan Mazza, John Geaslen, Michael Bavly, Ben Rosen, Jake Totals Opponents LOB - Team (447), Opp (448). DPs turned - Team (41), Opp (28). CI - Team (2), Geaslen 2. IBB - Team (5), Burt 2, Farrell 2, McConnell 1, Opp (6). Picked off - McConnell 2, Solomon 2, Walsh 2, Fair 1, Koppens 1, Mazza 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Mellen, Sean / Misiaszek, Andrew / Murphy, Kyle / Winkler, Josh / Stiehl, David / Brown, Tyler / Dufault, Brandon / Angel, Kyle / Jacobsak, Sam / Christian, Brian / Rodriguez, Brian / Ennen, Henry / Robinson, Ty / Batchelder, Owen / Burroni, Rick / Ryan, Danny / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (7), Mazza 4, Geaslen 3, Opp (16). Pickoffs - Team (10), Geaslen 2, Misiaszek 2, Christian 1, Brown 1, Jacobsak 1, Stiehl 1, Batchelder 1, Mellen 1, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - Mazza (35-42), Geaslen (22-28), Brown (18-21), Mellen (8-11), Christian (6-10), Stiehl (7-9), Murphy (6-8), Angel (4-4), Rodriguez (2-3), Misiaszek (1-3), Dufault (2-2), Ennen (1-1), Winkler (1-1), Jacobsak (1-1).

10 The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for Northeastern (as of May 28, 2018) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci Misiaszek, Andrew Costello, Jeff Christian, Brian Casey, Collin Dufault, Brandon Jacobsak, Sam Winkler, Josh Rodriguez, Brian Rosen, Jake Batchelder, Owen Robinson, Ty Angel, Kyle Farrell, Jake Koppens, Mason Mazza, John Geaslen, Michael Burt, Max Walsh, Cam Peterson, Kyle Lang, Nolan McConnell, Charlie Holzwasser, Scott Fair, Ian Stiehl, David Murphy, Kyle Solomon, Ryan Mellen, Sean Brown, Tyler Bavly, Ben Ryan, Danny Perry, Zach Burroni, Rick Ennen, Henry Totals Opponents