BASEBALL Weekly Report: May 5, 2008

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1 Colonial Athletic Association BASEBALL Weekly Report: May 5, 2008 UPCOMING SCHEDULE May 5 James Madison at Radford - 3:30 pm May 6 Presbyterian at Georgia State (DH) - 1 pm Northeastern at Massachusetts - 3 pm Hofstra at Manhattan - 3:30 pm James Madison at East Tennessee St. - 7 pm Delaware at UMBC - 7 pm May 7 Radford at Old Dominion (DH) - 2:30 pm Temple at Delaware - 3 pm Long Island at Hofstra - 3:30 pm Towson at Maryland - 7 pm N.C. State at UNC Wilmington - 7 pm May 8 *Northeastern at William & Mary - 7 pm May 9 *Towson at Delaware - 3 pm *UNC Wilmington at James Madison - 3 pm *VCU at Hofstra - 3 pm *Georgia State at Old Dominion - 7 pm *Northeastern at William & Mary - 7 pm May 10 *UNC Wilmington at James Madison - 1 pm *Towson at Delaware - 1 pm *VCU at Hofstra - 2 pm *Northeastern at William & Mary - 2 pm *Georgia State at Old Dominion - 4 pm May 11 *VCU at Hofstra - 1 pm *Georgia State at Old Dominion - 1 pm *UNC Wilmington at James Madison - 1 pm *Towson at Delaware - 1 pm Northeastern at Boston College - 2 pm Delaware George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison UNC Wilmington Northeastern Old Dominion Towson VCU William & Mary For Immediate Release Contact: Rob Washburn (804) rwashburn@caasports.com CAA STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct. H A N UNC Wilmington James Madison William & Mary George Mason Old Dominion Towson Northeastern Georgia State Delaware VCU Hofstra CAA BASEBALL Co-PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Mark Carver, UNC Wilmington Sr., C, Wendell, N.C./East Wake Carver batted.455 (5-11) with three homers, seven runs and nine RBI in four games last week. The senior catcher also had a double and a triple and walked five times for a.647 on-base average. For the season, Carver is hitting.368 with a league-best 19 home runs. CAA BASEBALL Co-PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Ryan Cuneo, Delaware So., 1B, Freehold, N.J./Freehold Cuneo hit.476 (10-21) with two homers and 11 RBI in Delaware s five games last week. The sophomore, who is riding a 19-game hitting streak, batted.571 (8-14) in UD s series at Georgia State and drove in eight runs. CAA BASEBALL PITCHER OF THE WEEK: David Slovak, Delaware Sr., RHP, Louisville, Ky./Eastern Slovak didn t allow a hit over five innings in three relief appearances last week while striking out seven. The senior closer recorded a pair of two-inning saves as Delaware posted key league wins at Georgia State and moved within one of the school s career saves mark with 17. CAA BASEBALL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Joe Van Meter, VCU Fr., SS, Long Island, N.Y./St. Dominic s Van Meter hit.308 and drove in six runs as VCU won two of three from Towson over the weekend. The freshman s RBI single in the ninth knocked in the winning run on Saturday and he belted a 3-run homer that broke the game open on Sunday.

2 RECENT RESULTS May 4 *Georgia State 5, Delaware 4 *UNC Wilmington 8, George Mason 3 *VCU 11, Towson 5 Radford 9, James Madison 7 May 3 *Northeastern 8-6, Hofstra 5-2 *VCU 9, Towson 8 *UNC Wilmington 10, George Mason 0 *Delaware 8, Georgia State 5 William & Mary 13-14, Longwood 9-1 May 2 *Towson 10, VCU 7 *Hofstra 5, Northeastern 2 *Delaware 10, Georgia State 8 *George Mason 13, UNC Wilmington 3 April 30 George Mason 7, Liberty 6 (11 inn.) Delaware 12, Wilmington Coll. 0 New York Tech 7, Hofstra 2 Harvard 7, Northeastern 6 Georgia State 12, Samford 4 April 29 George Mason 13, Georgetown 9 Rutgers 5, Delaware 4 Northeastern 5, Bryant 3 Hofstra 9, Fordham 4 East Carolina 14, UNC Wilmington 7 * - denotes CAA game DIAMOND NOTES: Three Teams Lock Up Tourney Spots: With two weekends of regular-season play remaining, UNC Wilmington, James Madison and George Mason have locked up spots in the six-team CAA Baseball Championship, which will be held March at Brooks Field in Wilmington, N.C. William & Mary needs just one win to join the field, while Old Dominion sits fifth at Four teams - Towson, Northeastern, Georgia State and Delaware are separated by just one game for the sixth spot. CAA In The RPI: Three CAA baseball teams are ranked in the top 70 of the RPI through games of May 4 according to popular college baseball web site boydsworld.com. UNC Wilmington leads the way at #28, followed by William & Mary at #58 and James Madison at #67. The CAA is ranked #11 as a conference and improved to a season-best 31 games over.500 in non-league action. Five CAA Players On Wallace Award Watch List: Five CAA players are among 100 who have been placed on the Watch List for the Brooks Wallace College Player of the Year Award, which is awarded to the nation s top collegiate baseball player by the College Baseball Foundation. Making the list were George Mason sophomore Justin Bour, James Madison junior Brett Sellers, UNCW seniors Mark Carver and Daniel Hargrave, William & Mary junior Mike Sheridan. DELAWARE (18-28, 9-15 in CAA) The Blue Hens had a 3-2 week, including winning two of three at Georgia State to move within a game of sixth place in the CAA standings. Sophomore first baseman Ryan Cuneo batted.476 (10-21) with a pair of homers and 11 RBI. He also extended his hitting streak to 19 games, which is the 12th-longest in program history. Senior closer David Slovak saved a pair of games last week and now has 17 for his career, which is one shy of the UD all-time saves mark. Slovak didn t allow a hit over five shutout innings and struck out seven. Josh Dean hit.400 for the week and stole three bases, while freshman Pat Dameron batted.385 and drew five walks. Reliever Brad Miller didn t give up an earned run in 7.2 innings of work last week. Delaware batted.317 as a team over the five games and recorded a 3.48 team ERA with 33 strikeouts in 44 innings. GEORGE MASON (25-23, in CAA) The Patriots beat Georgetown, Liberty and UNC Wilmington to run their winning streak to a season-best five games before suffering a pair of setbacks to the Seahawks over the weekend. Mason became the first CAA team to top UNCW at Brooks Field this season with a 13-3 triumph on Friday. Senior Dan Jaycox (2-4) threw his second career complete game in the win, giving up nine hits and three runs but fanning seven. Second baseman Ryan Soares smacked a pair of solo homers in the win over UNCW and catcher Chris Henderson hit a grand slam and drove in a career-high five runs. First baseman Justin Bour saw his streak of reaching base safely come to an end at 47 straight games. The Patriots gave up 17 earned runs over the final two games of the UNCW series, which was the most in back-to-back games since March 4-5. Mason ranks second in the CAA with a.970 fielding percentage, which is tied for the best mark in school history. GEORGIA STATE (27-20, 9-14 in CAA) The Panthers split four home games last week, but moved within a half-game of sixth place in the CAA after edging Delaware 5-4 on Sunday. Junior shortstop Chase Childers hit.429 (6-14) with a homer, four RBI and five runs scored. He was one of three State players who hit.400 or better for the week, joining Derek Simmons (.429) and Dusty Bennett (.400). Outfielder Matt Van Horn batted.462 in the UD series with two doubles and three runs scored, while infielder Bradley Logan laced his 19th double of the year on Saturday, which ranks seventh on State s season list. Logan is riding a 13-game hitting streak. Freshman Jonathan

3 CAA Preseason Coaches Poll 1. Old Dominion (9) VCU UNC Wilmington Delaware (2) George Mason Georgia State James Madison William & Mary Northeastern Towson Hofstra 12 ( ) - first-place votes CAA Players of the Week 2/26: Chase Childers, Georgia State 3/4: Mike Sheridan, William & Mary 3/11: Ryan Soares, George Mason Mike Sheridan, William & Mary 3/17: Shane French, UNC Wilmington 3/24: Nate Hall, UNC Wilmington 3/31: Jason Appel, UNC Wilmington Justin Bour, George Mason 4/7: Anthony Sarno, Hofstra 4/14: Brian Conley, Towson 4/21: Daniel Hargrave, UNC Wilmington 4/28: Mike Sheridan, William & Mary 5/5: Mark Carver, UNC Wilmington Ryan Cuneo, Delaware CAA Pitchers of the Week 2/26: Anthony Shawler, Old Dominion 3/4: Brad Holt, UNC Wilmington 3/11: Sheldon McDonald, Northeastern 3/17: Jason Kuhn, James Madison 3/24: Duane Herr, Towson Will Palmer, Georgia State 3/31: Ryan Bergh, Old Dominion 4/7: Brad Holt, UNC Wilmington Josh Squatrito, Towson 4/14: Ian Thomas, VCU 4/21: Sheldon McDonald, Northeastern Will Palmer, Georgia State 4/28: Anthony Shawler, Old Dominion 5/5: David Slovak, Delaware CAA Rookies of the Week 2/26: Trevor Knight, James Madison 3/4: Jon Duvall, Delaware 3/11: Edgar Hernandez, Old Dominion 3/17: McKinnon Langston, James Madison 3/24: Cameron Roth, UNC Wilmington 3/31: McKinnon Langston, James Madison 4/7: Matt Harden, Delaware 4/14: Trevor Knight, James Madison 4/21: Jonathan Kolowich, Georgia State 4/28: Alex Hill, UNC Wilmington 5/5: Joe Van Meter, VCU Kolowich batted.364 and drove in three last week. Junior pitcher Adam Knight allowed just one earned run and four hits over five innings in the Panthers 12-4 rout of Samford. State has a key series at Old Dominion this weekend. HOFSTRA (18-33, 6-21 in CAA) The Pride topped Northeastern 5-2 on Friday, but saw its streak of consecutive conference series wins come to an end after getting swept in a twinbill on Saturday. Sophomore Matt Prokopowicz batted.316 (6-19) for the week and belted a three-run homer in Friday s triumph. Junior Chris Mentrasti batted.350 for the week and had a hit in each contest to extend his hitting streak to eight. Junior Nick Panzarella has recorded seven multi-rbi games this season. Sophomore Rob Kumbatovic threw his league-leading fourth complete game of the year at NU on Friday, scattering 11 hits and allowing just one earned run for his second win of the year. Kumbatovic fanned four and didn t issue a walk. Senior Anthony Sarno tossed three shutout innings to earn a win over Fordham last Tuesday. Senior Tom Catlabiano has made 12 starts at catcher and 11 appearances as a pitcher this season. JAMES MADISON (30-12, 18-5 in CAA) The Dukes were beaten 9-7 at Radford on Sunday in their only action of the week due to exams and commencement. JMU held a 6-3 lead after four frames, but the league s top defensive squad committed a season-high four errors. The Dukes, who have the nation s 8th-best road record, slipped to 13-5 in away games. JMU got a pair of hits from Brett Sellers, Alex Foltz and Brett Garner at RU. Sellers, who was named to the Wallace Award watch list, is batting.432 with 13 homers and 40 RBI. The Dukes are ranked third in the league in both batting (.352) and pitching (5.26). JMU hosts UNC Wilmington in a battle of the league s top two squads this weekend. UNC WILMINGTON ( , in CAA) The 29th-ranked Seahawks took two of three from George Mason over the weekend to maintain their spot atop the CAA standings. UNCW is two victories from the CAA record for conference wins in a season set by JMU in 2006 (22-8). All three of the Seahawks league losses have come in the opening game of the series. Senior catcher Mark Carver batted.455 (5-11) with three homers, seven runs scored and nine RBI last week and he also drew five walks. Carver tops the CAA with 19 homers, which is two shy of the school record, and his leagueleading 70 RBI are just three are short of the UNCW season mark. Jes Snyder had three hits and three runs scored in Sunday s 8-3 win over Mason to raise his average to.344. Freshman Alex Hill had a.500 OBP last week and scored five times. Senior Jeff Hatcher improved to 5-0 after giving up eight hits and three runs over a season-best eight innings on Sunday. Five pitchers combined on a 5- hit shutout of Mason on Saturday, including freshman Cameron Roth, who upped his record to 5-1 after retiring eight of the nine batters he faced. NORTHEASTERN ( , in CAA) The Huskies stayed in contention for a CAA Tournament berth after taking two of three from Hofstra over the weekend. Third baseman Mike Tamsin batted.500 over five games last week, including.571 (8-14) with a double and two RBI against Hofstra. He is batting a team-best.364 for the year. Senior shortstop Mike Lyon smacked three homers and had six RBI in NU s 8-5 win over the Pride on Saturday, highlighted by a walk-off, 3-run shot in the ninth. Catcher Frank Pesanello went deep twice last week to increase his season homer total to 15, which ranks second in the conference and ties a Huskies single-season record. Sophomore pitcher Sheldon McDonald went 2-0 in three appearances last week to run his record to a league-best 9-1 with a 3.04 ERA. McDonald, who gave up four runs over 7.1 innings but struck out 10, earned both wins in Saturday s sweep of the Pride by throwing the final inning in the opener and the first 5.1 frames in the night cap in which NU won 6-2.

4 CAA Baseball SID s DELAWARE: Kenny Kline O: C: kkline@udel.edu GEORGE MASON: Richard Coco O: C: rcoco@gmu.edu GEORGIA STATE: Steven Ericson O: C: sericson@gsu.edu HOFSTRA: Kevin Boyle O: Kevin. Boyle@hofstra.edu JAMES MADISON: Kevin Warner O: C: warnerka@jmu.edu UNC WILMINGTON: Tom Riordan O: C: riordant@uncw.edu NORTHEASTERN: Jake Strickland O: strickland@gonu.com OLD DOMINION: Carol Hudson, Jr. O: C: chudson@odu.edu TOWSON: Dan O Connell O: C: doconnell@towson.edu VCU: Scott Day O: C: sdday@vcu.edu WILLIAM & MARY: Rob Turner O: C: rrturn@wm.edu CAA: Rob Washburn O: C: rwashburn@caasports.com OLD DOMINION (21-21, in CAA) The Monarchs were idle last week due to exams, but return to action this week with five home contests. Senior outfielder Jimmy Miles ranks eighth in CAA with a.374 batting average and is seventh in the conference with 52 runs scored. Miles is also third in the nation with 32 stolen bases in 42 attempts and his 73 career thefts ranks fifth all-time at ODU. Senior pitcher Ryan Bergh (5-4), who ranks second in the CAA in ERA (3.07), received the Wilkins-Howard Award as ODU s top male scholar-athlete. Bergh will graduate with a 3.51 GPA. The Monarchs are second in the conference with a 5.21 team ERA. Juniors Dan Hudson (86 K s) and Anthony Shawler (83 K s) are ranked first and second in the CAA in strikeouts. ODU hosts Georgia State in an important league series this weekend. TOWSON (24-23, in CAA) The Tigers dropped two of three at VCU over the weekend, but maintained a slim lead for the sixth and final CAA Tournament spot. Towson used a seven-run eighth inning to rally for a 10-7 victory in Friday s opener, but then fell 9-8 and 11-5 in the final two contests. Towson batted.325 as a team in the series. Senior Brian Conley led the offense with a.467 average, four doubles, three runs scored and two RBI while junior Jason Stifler hit.462 with a pair of doubles, a homer and five RBI. Junior Josh Squatrito earned his seventh save on Friday, tying the school season record set by Jason Walters in Towson will try for its first-ever threegame sweep of in-state rival Maryland on Wednesday before visiting Delaware for a critical 3-game CAA series. Towson is 2-10 in conference road games thus far. VCU (13-27, 6-15 in CAA) The Rams took two of three from Towson over the weekend to remain in the race for a CAA Tournament berth. VCU s offense broke loose for 27 runs in the series. Junior first baseman Jared Bolden batted.538 (7-13) with three homers, six runs scored and seven RBI. Bolden had at least two hits in each contest and is now riding a 14-game hitting streak. He has smacked five homers in his past four contests. Junior R.J. Schenk also had a solid series, going 5-for-8 at the plate. Freshman shortstop Joe Van Meter s RBI single in the ninth was the gamewinning hit in Saturday s 9-8 triumph. Van Meter, who batted.308 in the series with six RBI, also belted a 3-run homer in Sunday s 11-5 victory. Freshman Michael Graham got the start in Sunday s contest and earned the win after working five-plus innings and allowing four earned runs. WILLIAM & MARY (34-13, 14-8 in CAA) The Tribe swept a Saturday doubleheader from Longwood in their only action of the week, winning the opener 13-9 and the nightcap, William & Mary, which has won 18 of its last 21 contests, is just four wins away from breaking the school record for victories. The Tribe is batting.425 as a team and averaging nearly 15 runs over its past five contests. Junior outfielder Ben Guez went 8-for-10 in the sweep of Longwood with two homers, three RBI and six runs scored. Junior Mike Sheridan was 5-for-9 with a homer, five RBI and five runs scored, while senior Greg Maliniak went 4-for-7 with a homer and extended his hitting streak to 12 games. The Tribe has four of the CAA s top 10 in batting with Sheridan (.448), senior Tim Park (.440), Guez (.413) and Maliniak (.365). Senior closer Pat Kantakevich tied the school record for saves in a season (9) and a career (11) in the opening game win over Longwood. Sophomore Kevin Landry got the win in the nightcap after allowing just an earned run on three hits over six innings.

5 2008 CAA BASEBALL CAA Statistics as of May 05, 2008 (All games) TEAM BATTING G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF William & Mary Georgia State James Madison Towson UNC Wilmington George Mason Old Dominion Delaware VCU Northeastern Hofstra TEAM PITCHING G ERA BAvg W L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/ UNC Wilmington Old Dominion James Madison Georgia State George Mason Delaware William & Mary Towson VCU Hofstra Northeastern INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min 2.0 AB/Team game CL G Avg OBpct Slug AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB SBA S SF Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Park, Tim W&M... SR Sellers, Brett JMU... JR Guez, Ben W&M... JR Appel, Jason UNCW... SR Bour, Justin MASON... SO Hall, Nate UNCW... SR Miles, Jimmy ODU... SR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Maliniak, Greg W&M... SR INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min 1.0 IP/Team game CL G GS ERA BAvg W-L IP H R ER BB SO CG HR ShO SV BB/9 SO/ McDonald, Sheldon NU... SO Bergh, Ryan ODU... SR Holt, Bradley UNCW... JR Brecko, Ryan MASON... SO Palmer, Will GAST... JR Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR Kaylid, Trevor JMU... SR Mengle, Kris MASON... SO Shawler, Anthony ODU... JR Phelps, Turner JMU... FR

6 2008 CAA BASEBALL CAA Statistics as of May 05, 2008 (All games) HITS CL G H H/G RUNS SCORED CL G R R/G Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Park, Tim W&M... SR Guez, Ben W&M... JR Appel, Jason UNCW... SR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Guez, Ben W&M... JR Park, Tim W&M... SR Bour, Justin MASON... SO Hargrave, Daniel UNCW... SR Henderson, Chris MASON... SO Appel, Jason UNCW... SR Krieger, Scott MASON... JR Miles, Jimmy ODU... SR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Krieger, Scott MASON... JR Miles, Jimmy ODU... SR Logan, Bradley GAST... SO Sellers, Brett JMU... JR tied with 47 run(s) scored HOME RUNS CL G HR HR/G DOUBLES CL G 2B 2B/G Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Pesanello, Frank NU... JR Park, Tim W&M... SR Hargrave, Daniel UNCW... SR Logan, Bradley GAST... SO Caseres, Steven JMU... SO Davis, Kyle DELAW... JR Krieger, Scott MASON... JR Guez, Ben W&M... JR Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Henderson, Chris MASON... SO Sellers, Brett JMU... JR Collins, Matt TOWSO... JR Bour, Justin MASON... SO Lyon, Mike NU... SR Lyon, Mike NU... SR Hall, Nate UNCW... SR Tsakonas, Adam DELAW... SR tied with 15 double(s) TRIPLES CL G 3B 3B/G RUNS BATTED IN CL G RBI RBI/G Hogan, Nick GAST... JR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Appel, Jason UNCW... SR Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Miles, Jimmy ODU... SR Park, Tim W&M... SR tied with 3 triple(s) Conley, Brian TOWSO... SR Bour, Justin MASON... SO Maliniak, Greg W&M... SR Hall, Nate UNCW... SR Logan, Bradley GAST... SO tied with 47 RBI(s) STOLEN BASES CL G SB SB/G TOTAL BASES CL G TB TB/G Miles, Jimmy ODU... SR Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Legregni, Tom HOFST... JR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Appel, Jason UNCW... SR Park, Tim W&M... SR Most, Max ODU... JR Hargrave, Daniel UNCW... SR Natoli, Nick TOWSO... SO Guez, Ben W&M... JR Hogan, Nick GAST... JR Krieger, Scott MASON... JR Rochon-Salvas, J.M. GAST.. SR Bour, Justin MASON... SO Guez, Ben W&M... JR Sellers, Brett JMU... JR tied with 13 stolen base(s) 9. Caseres, Steven JMU... SO Lyon, Mike NU... SR WALKS CL G BB BB/G ON BASE PERCENTAGE CL G AB H BB HBP SF OB% Sarno, Anthony HOFST... SR Park, Tim W&M... SR Hall, Nate UNCW... SR Guez, Ben W&M... JR Childers, Chase GAST... JR Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Foltz, Alex JMU... SO Sellers, Brett JMU... JR Matt Prokopowicz HOFST... SO Hall, Nate UNCW... SR Keenan, Chris ODU... SR Tsakonas, Adam DELAW... SR Natoli, Nick TOWSO... SO Bour, Justin MASON... SO tied with 29 walk(s) 8. Appel, Jason UNCW... SR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Krieger, Scott MASON... JR SLUGGING PERCENTAGE CL G AB H 2B 3B HR SLUG% Sheridan, Mike W&M... JR Sellers, Brett JMU... JR Carver, Mark UNCW... SR Park, Tim W&M... SR Caseres, Steven JMU... SO Lyon, Mike NU... SR Tsakonas, Adam DELAW... SR Hall, Nate UNCW... SR Guez, Ben W&M... JR Nickle, Robbie W&M... JR

7 2008 CAA BASEBALL CAA Statistics as of May 05, 2008 (All games) WINS CL G W-L INNINGS PITCHED CL G IP IP/G McDonald, Sheldon NU... SO Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR Holt, Bradley UNCW... JR Eppley, Cody VCU... SR Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR Bergh, Ryan ODU... SR Permison, Drew TOWSO... FR Vernon, Pete W&M... SR Brecko, Ryan MASON... SO Hoffman,Kyle JMU... SO Knight, Trevor JMU... FR Kumbatovic, Rob HOFST... SO Hoffman,Kyle JMU... SO Hatcher, Jeff UNCW... SR tied with 5 victory(s) 8. Hudson, Dan ODU... JR McGuire, Mike DELAW... SR tied with 64.1 inning(s) pitched STRIKEOUTS CL G SO SO/G APPEARANCES CL App GS W L Sv Hudson, Dan ODU... JR Grieve, Sean W&M... SR Shawler, Anthony ODU... JR Kantakevich, Pat W&M... SR Modica, Mike MASON... JR Slovak, David DELAW... SR Holt, Bradley UNCW... JR Flood, Allen UNCW... SR Hoffman,Kyle JMU... SO Harrold, Stephen UNCW... FR Phelps, Turner JMU... FR Salefsky, Larry UNCW... SR McGuire, Mike DELAW... SR Roth, Cameron UNCW... FR Jaycox, Dan MASON... SR tied with 21 appearance(s) 9. Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR McDonald, Sheldon NU... SO SAVES CL G Sv GAMES STARTED CL App GS W L Sv Kantakevich, Pat W&M... SR Holt, Bradley UNCW... JR Squatrito, Josh TOWSO... JR 21 7 Modica, Mike MASON... JR Grieve, Sean W&M... SR 26 6 Frankoff, Seth UNCW... SO Slovak, David DELAW... SR 25 5 Vernon, Pete W&M... SR Harrold, Stephen UNCW... FR 22 5 Hoffman,Kyle JMU... SO Salefsky, Larry UNCW... SR 22 4 Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR Dupski, Jon TOWSO... SR 21 4 Hatcher, Jeff UNCW... SR Munson, Kevin JMU... FR 15 4 McGuire, Mike DELAW... SR Knight, Trevor JMU... FR 15 4 Eppley, Cody VCU... SR tied with 3 save(s) 6 tied with 10 game(s) started SHUTOUTS CL G ShO COMPLETE GAMES CL App GS CG W L Mengle, Kris MASON... SO Bergh, Ryan ODU... SR Shawler, Anthony ODU... JR 10 1 Thomson, Jeff NU... JR Palmer, Will GAST... JR 13 1 Kumbatovic, Rob HOFST... SO Herr, Duane TOWSO... JR Eppley, Cody VCU... SR Holt, Bradley UNCW... JR Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR Herr, Duane TOWSO... JR Shawler, Anthony ODU... JR tied with 1 complete game(s) OPP. BATTING AVERAGE CL G AB H AVG. TEAM FIELDING PO A E Pct DP SBA-ATT Holt, Bradley UNCW... JR James Madison Brecko, Ryan MASON... SO George Mason McDonald, Sheldon NU... SO William & Mary Polanco, Robinson GAST... JR Towson Shawler, Anthony ODU... JR Georgia State Phelps, Turner JMU... FR Old Dominion Bergh, Ryan ODU... SR Northeastern Hudson, Dan ODU... JR UNC Wilmington Palmer, Will GAST... JR Hofstra Hatcher, Jeff UNCW... SR VCU Delaware

8 DELAWARE (18-28, 9-15 CAA) F. 23 at The Citadel W, 7-2 F. 23 at The Citadel L, 0-12 F. 24 at The Citadel W, 6-4 M. 1 PRINCETON W, M. 1 PRINCETON L, 4-19 M. 2 PRINCETON L, 4-6 M. 2 PRINCETON L, 5-8 M. 4 UMBC L, M. 5 RIDER L, 2-6 M. 8 *at Old Dominion L, 3-5 M. 9 *at Old Dominion L, 8-9 M. 9 *at Old Dominion L, 2-3 M. 11 at Maryland L, 1-5 M. 12 at Maryland L, 6-8 M. 14 *NORTHEASTERN W, 5-2 M. 15 *NORTHEASTERN L, 3-5 M. 15 *NORTHEASTERN W, 5-1 M. 20 LAFAYETTE L, 7-10 M. 21 LAFAYETTE L, 7-12 M. 21 LAFAYETTE W, 15-2 M. 25 SAINT JOSEPH S W, 17-2 M. 28 *at William & Mary W, 8-3 M. 29 *at William & Mary L, 2-6 M. 30 *at William & Mary L, 4-9 A. 2 at Lafayette L, 4-9 A. 4 *HOFSTRA W, 15-6 A. 5 *HOFSTRA L, 1-10 A. 5 *HOFSTRA W, 8-6 A. 8 DELAWARE STATE L, 6-10 A. 9 at Rutgers W, 5-3 A. 11 *at Delaware L, 5-7 A. 12 *at Delaware L, 7-8 A. 13 *at Delaware L, 7-13 A. 15 at Temple W, 16-3 A. 18 *UNC WILMINGTON W, A. 19 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 5-13 A. 20 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 7-17 A. 22 at Delaware State W, 13-4 A. 25 *GEORGE MASON W, 11-6 A. 26 *GEORGE MASON L, 3-10 A. 27 *GEORGE MASON L, 3-5 A. 29 RUTGERS L, 4-5 A. 30 WILMINGTON COLL. W, 12-0 M. 2 *at Georgia State W, 10-8 M. 3 *at Georgia State W, 8-5 M. 4 *at Georgia State L, 4-5 GEORGE MASON (25-23, CAA) F. 23 at Coll. of Charleston L, 9-10 F. 23 at Coll. of Charleston L, F. 24 at Coll. of Charleston L, 6-7 F. 29 vs. Marshall L, 0-6 M. 1 vs. Western Carolina W, M. 2 vs. West Virginia L, 1-4 M. 2 at Coastal Carolina L, 0-6 M. 4 GEORGE WASHINGTON W, 14-7 M. 5 at Richmond L, 8-13 M. 9 *VCU W, 5-4 M. 9 *VCU W, 6-2 M. 11 at Longwood W, 3-2 M. 13 LONGWOOD L, 6-7 M. 14 *GEORGIA STATE L, 5-9 M. 15 *GEORGIA STATE W, 3-1 M. 16 *GEORGIA STATE W, M. 18 MARIST L, 4-5 M. 21 *NORTHEASTERN L, 6-10 M. 22 *NORTHEASTERN W, 5-4 M. 23 *NORTHEASTERN W, 26-9 M. 25 MARYLAND L, 4-6 M. 26 LIBERTY W, 13-0 M. 27 BROWN W, 6-5 M. 28 *OLD DOMINION L, 4-12 M. 29 *OLD DOMINION W, 10-5 M. 30 *OLD DOMINION L, 1-3 A. 2 at Maryland L, 5-9 A. 4 *at Towson L, 6-7 A. 5 *at Towson L, 1-5 A. 6 *at Towson W, 5-4 A. 8 at George Washington W, 15-6 A. 9 RICHMOND L, 3-6 A. 11 *at Hofstra W, 7-6 A. 12 *at Hofstra W, 10-4 A. 13 *at Hofstra W, 10-5 A. 15 at Georgetown W, 6-1 A. 16 at Temple L, 2-5 A. 18 *JAMES MADISON W, 7-2 A. 19 *JAMES MADISON L, 3-5 A. 23 RADFORD W, 7-6 A. 25 *at Delaware L, 6-11 A. 26 *at Delaware W, 10-3 A. 27 *at Delaware W, 5-3 A. 29 GEORGETOWN W, 13-9 A. 30 at Liberty W, 7-6(11) M. 2 *at UNC Wilmington W, 13-3 M. 3 *at UNC Wilmington L, 0-10 M. 4 *at UNC Wilmington L, 3-8 GEORGIA STATE (27-20, 9-14 CAA) F. 22 JACKSON STATE W, 12-4 F. 23 JACKSON STATE W, 11-7 F. 23 JACKSON STATE W, 19-0 F. 24 JACKSON STATE W, 18-9 F. 29 IPFW W, 12-2 M. 1 IPFW W, 13-2 M. 1 IPFW W, 6-4 M. 2 IPFW W, 5-4 M. 4 TENNESSEE TECH L, 7-13 M. 5 TENNESSEE TECH W, 8-6 M. 7 *JAMES MADISON L, 5-16 M. 8 *JAMES MADISON L, 1-5 M. 9 *JAMES MADISON L, 3-8 M. 12 GEORGIA TECH L, 6-10 M. 14 *at George Mason W, 9-5 M. 15 *at George Mason L, 1-3 M. 16 *at George Mason L, M. 18 at Jacksonville State W, 4-3 M. 21 *at VCU W, 9-2 M. 22 *at VCU W, 5-2 M. 23 *at VCU W, 7-3 M. 25 at Georgia Tech L, 1-12 M. 26 at Mercer W, 12-8 M. 28 *NORTHEASTERN W, 7-4 M. 29 *NORTHEASTERN L, 6-14 M. 30 *NORTHEASTERN W, 17-7 A. 2 at Samford L, 6-11 A. 6 *WILLIAM & MARY L, 2-3 A. 6 *WILLIAM & MARY W, 6-3 A. 8 at Auburn L, 6-9 A. 11 *at UNC Wilmington L, 5-6(11) A. 12 *at UNC Wilmington L, 9-10 A. 13 *at UNC Wilmington L, 8-9 A. 16 at Georgia L, 5-7 A. 19 N.C. CENTRAL W, 12-4 A. 19 N.C. CENTRAL W, 14-0 A. 20 N.C. CENTRAL W, 9-7 A. 21 ALABAMA A&M W, 12-2 A. 21 ALABAMA A&M W, 19-3 A. 23 SAVANNAH STATE W, 8-7 A. 25 *HOFSTRA W, 7-1 A. 26 *HOFSTRA L, 6-7 A. 27 *HOFSTRA L, A. 30 SAMFORD W, 12-4 M. 2 *DELAWARE L, 8-10 M. 3 *DELAWARE L, 5-8 M. 4 *DELAWARE W, 5-4

9 HOFSTRA (18-33, 6-21 CAA) F. 29 at Maryland L, 5-16 M. 1 at Maryland L, 7-14 M. 1 at Maryland L, 3-13 M. 2 at Maryland W, 6-5 M. 4 LONG ISLAND W, 4-3 M. 5 at Seton Hall W, 7-2 M. 6 at Coppin State W, 9-7 M. 8 *at William & Mary L, 6-21 M. 9 *at William & Mary L, 0-2 M. 9 *at William & Mary L, 6-7 M. 11 RIDER L, 7-9 M. 12 at St. Peter s L, 3-14 M. 14 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 2-14 M. 15 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 3-6 M. 15 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 4-5 M. 18 ALBANY L, 3-5 M. 18 ALBANY W, 4-1 M. 20 IONA W, 12-5 M. 21 *at Towson L, 2-5 M. 22 *at Towson L, 4-7 M. 23 *at Towson L, 0-6 M. 25 at Siena W, 6-3 M. 25 at Siena L, 1-9 M. 26 COPPIN STATE W, 12-3 M. 28 *JAMES MADISON L, 4-6 M. 29 *JAMES MADISON L, 2-6 M. 30 *JAMES MADISON L, 5-7 A. 1 at Saint Peter s W, 9-2 A. 2 STONY BROOK W, 8-4 A. 4 *at Delaware L, 6-15 A. 5 *at Delaware W, 10-1 A. 5 *at Delaware L, 6-8 A. 8 NEW YORK TECH L, 4-6 A. 9 NEW YORK TECH W, 15-3 A. 11 *GEORGE MASON W, 7-6 A. 12 *GEORGE MASON W, 10-4 A. 13 *GEORGE MASON W, 10-5 A. 15 at Stony Brook L, 9-10 A. 16 at St. John s L, 5-19 A. 18 *OLD DOMINION L, 6-11 A. 19 *OLD DOMINION W, 8-7 A. 20 *OLD DOMINION W, 6-4 A. 22 STONY BROOK L, A. 25 *at Georgia State L, 1-7 A. 26 *at Georgia State W, 7-6 A. 27 *at Georgia State W, A. 29 at Fordham W, 9-4 A. 30 at New York Tech L, 2-7 M. 2 *at Northeastern W, 5-2 M. 3 *at Northeastern L, 5-8 M. 3 *at Northeastern L, 2-6 JAMES MADISON (30-12, 18-5 CAA) F. 23 BINGHAMTON L, 0-4 F. 24 BINGHAMTON W, 8-7 F. 24 BINGHAMTON W, 3-1 F. 26 RADFORD L, 5-9 F. 29 *WILLIAM & MARY W, 7-6 M. 1 *WILLIAM & MARY W, 11-7 M. 2 *WILLIAM & MARY L, M. 5 at Tennessee W, 10-3 M. 7 *at Georgia State W, 16-5 M. 8 *at Georgia State W, 5-1 M. 9 *at Georgia State W, 8-3 M. 11 at Virginia Tech W, 10-3 M. 12 GEORGE WASHINGTON W, 20-5 M. 14 *TOWSON W, 7-6 M. 15 *TOWSON W, 5-4 M. 16 *TOWSON W, 16-1 M. 18 at Liberty W, 3-2 M. 20 STONY BROOK L, 3-16 M. 21 *at Old Dominion W, 8-7 M. 22 *at Old Dominion L, M. 23 *at Old Dominion L, 2-6 M. 25 VIRGINIA TECH L, M. 26 VMI W, 8-4 M. 28 *at Hofstra W, 6-4 M. 29 *at Hofstra W, 6-2 M. 30 *at Hofstra W, 7-5 A. 2 RADFORD W, 7-3 A. 5 LONGWOOD W, 15-3 A. 5 LONGWOOD L, 3-4 A. 8 at Liberty W, 4-0 A. 11 *DELAWARE W, 7-5 A. 12 *DELAWARE W, 8-7 A. 13 *DELAWARE W, 13-7 A. 15 at VMI L, 4-6 A. 18 *at George Mason L, 2-7 A. 19 *at George Mason W, 5-3 A. 22 LIBERTY W, 10-7 A. 23 at George Washington W, 8-5(11) A. 25 *VCU L, 4-6 A. 26 *VCU W, 9-7 A. 27 *VCU W, 13-6 M. 4 at Radford L, 7-9 UNC WILMINGTON ( , CAA) F. 22 vs. Richmond L, F. 23 vs. UW-Milwaukee W, 6-3 F. 24 at Jacksonville L, 0-9 F. 26 ELON L, 4-7 F. 27 at The Citadel L, 1-3 F. 29 FORDHAM W, 8-7 M. 1 FORDHAM W, 12-6 M. 1 FORDHAM W, 16-0 M. 2 FORDHAM W, 9-4 M. 5 at Elon W, M. 8 *TOWSON W, 6-5 M. 8 *TOWSON W, 6-1 M. 9 *TOWSON W, 7-2 M. 11 at Campbell W, 6-4 M. 14 *at Hofstra W, 14-2 M. 15 *at Hofstra W, 6-3 M. 15 *at Hofstra W, 5-4 M. 19 COASTAL CAROLINA W, 5-2 M. 21 *WILLIAM & MARY W, 9-2 M. 22 *WILLIAM & MARY W, 16-5 M. 23 *WILLIAM & MARY W, 8-3 M. 26 at Coastal Carolina W, 10-7 M. 28 *at VCU W, 17-4 M. 29 *at VCU W, 3-2 M. 30 *at VCU W, 6-5 A. 1 WAKE FOREST W, 5-1 A. 5 *at Northeastern L, 4-6 A. 5 *at Northeastern W, 11-1 A. 6 *at Northeastern T, 3-3 A. 8 at N.C. State L, 5-12 A. 9 CAMPBELL L, 6-8 A. 11 *GEORGIA STATE W, 6-5(11) A. 12 *GEORGIA STATE W, 10-9 A. 13 *GEORGIA STATE W, 9-8 A. 15 THE CITADEL W, 16-6 A. 18 *at Delaware L, A. 19 *at Delaware W, 13-5 A. 20 *at Delaware W, 17-7 A. 22 at East Carolina L, 1-6 A. 23 N.C. CENTRAL W, 14-8 A. 25 NEW YORK TECH W, 13-6 A. 26 NEW YORK TECH W, 12-1 A. 27 NEW YORK TECH W, 8-2 A. 29 EAST CAROLINA L, 7-14 M. 2 *GEORGE MASON L, 3-13 M. 3 *GEORGE MASON W, 10-0 M. 4 *GEORGE MASON W, 8-3

10 NORTHEASTERN ( , CAA) M. 1 vs. Villanova W, 10-9 M. 1 vs. Villanova L, 3-7 M. 2 vs. Bowling Green W, 11-8 M. 2 vs. Western Michigan L, M. 3 vs. Bowling Green W, 4-1 M. 5 vs. Western Michigan W, 5-0 M. 6 vs. Western Michigan W, 4-2 M. 7 vs. Bowling Green L, 2-4 M. 8 vs. IPFW L, 1-5 M. 8 vs. IPFW W, 10-9 M. 14 *at Delaware L, 2-5 M. 15 *at Delaware W, 5-3 M. 15 *at Delaware L, 1-5 M. 21 *at George Mason W, 10-6 M. 22 *at George Mason L, 4-5 M. 23 *at George Mason L, 9-26 M. 25 at Rhode Island W, 8-6 M. 28 *at Georgia State L, 4-7 M. 29 *at Georgia State W, 14-6 M. 30 *at Georgia State L, 7-17 A. 1 BOSTON COLLEGE L, 7-8 A. 5 *UNC WILMINGTON W, 6-4 A. 5 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 1-11 A. 6 *UNC WILMINGTON T, 3-3 A. 8 at Holy Cross L, 2-3 A. 9 vs. Boston College L, 6-13 A. 11 *at VCU L, 7-15 A. 11 *at VCU W, A. 12 *at VCU L, 2-16 A. 14 at Connecticut W, 9-6 A. 15 vs. Harvard W, 7-6 A. 19 *TOWSON W, 8-4(11) A. 19 *TOWSON L, 4-6 A. 20 *TOWSON W, 2-1 A. 25 *at Old Dominion L, 0-10 A. 26 *at Old Dominion L, 0-13 A. 27 *at Old Dominion L, 3-7 A. 29 BRYANT W, 5-3 A. 30 HARVARD L, 6-7 M. 2 *HOFSTRA L, 2-5 M. 3 *HOFSTRA W, 8-5 M. 3 *HOFSTRA W, 6-2 ( ) extra innings OLD DOMINION (21-21, CAA) F. 24 RUTGERS L, 1-7 F. 24 RUTGERS W, 8-5 F. 26 at North Carolina W, 8-6 F. 27 at Virginia L, 3-7 F. 29 TEMPLE W, 12-3 M. 1 TEMPLE L, 2-5 M. 2 TEMPLE W, 12-0 M. 4 EAST CAROLINA L, M. 5 at Liberty W, 9-7 M. 8 *DELAWARE W, 5-3 M. 9 *DELAWARE W, 3-2 M. 9 *DELAWARE W, 9-8 M. 11 at VMI W, 7-6 M. 12 NORFOLK STATE W, 11-5 M. 14 *at William & Mary L, 6-7 M. 15 *at William & Mary L, M. 16 *at William & Mary L, 4-7 M. 18 MARYLAND L, 2-5 M. 19 at Richmond L, 9-14 M. 21 *JAMES MADISON L, 7-8 M. 22 *JAMES MADISON W, M. 23 *JAMES MADISON W, 6-2 M. 25 LONGWOOD W, 8-3 M. 26 at Norfolk State L, 5-10 M. 28 *at George Mason W, 12-4 M. 29 *at George Mason L, 5-10 M. 30 *at George Mason W, 3-1 A. 2 VMI L, 3-7 A. 4 *VCU L, 2-8 A. 8 at East Carolina L, 2-4 A. 11 *at Towson L, 3-6 A. 12 *at Towson L, 9-12 A. 13 *at Towson W, 13-4 A. 15 at Longwood W, 11-1 A. 18 *at Hofstra W, 11-6 A. 19 *at Hofstra L, 7-8 A. 20 *at Hofstra L, 4-6 A. 22 at Maryland L, 5-6(10) A. 23 LIBERTY L, 3-11 A. 25 *NORTHEASTERN W, 10-0 A. 26 *NORTHEASTERN W, 13-0 A. 27 *NORTHEASTERN W, 7-3 TOWSON (24-23, CAA) F. 22 at St. Mary s (CA) L, 3-14 F. 23 at St. Mary s (CA) W, 4-2 F. 26 at Maryland W, 11-6 F. 29 at Georgia Southern L, M. 1 at Georgia Southern L, 8-14 M. 2 at Georgia Southern L, 5-11 M. 5 at Delaware State W, 18-8 M. 8 *at UNC Wilmington L, 5-6 M. 8 *at UNC Wilmington L, 1-6 M. 9 *at UNC Wilmington L, 2-7 M. 11 UMBC W, 11-2 M. 12 MOUNT ST. MARY S W, 4-2 M. 14 *at James Madison L, 6-7 M. 15 *at James Madison L, 4-5 M. 16 *at James Madison L, 1-16 M. 18 at N.C. State L, 3-4 M. 19 at N.C. State L, 5-9 M. 21 *HOFSTRA W, 5-2 M. 22 *HOFSTRA W, 7-4 M. 23 *HOFSTRA W, 6-0 M. 25 GEORGE WASHINGTON L, 5-11 M. 26 at Navy L, 7-8 M. 28 ALBANY W, 9-3 M. 29 ALBANY W, 8-7 M. 29 ALBANY W, 4-2 A. 1 at Virginia L, 8-9 A. 2 at Virginia W, 7-6 A. 4 *GEORGE MASON W, 7-6 A. 5 *GEORGE MASON W, 5-1 A. 6 *GEORGE MASON L, 4-5 A. 8 BUCKNELL W, 14-5 A. 9 TEMPLE W, 9-5 A. 11 *OLD DOMINION W, 6-3 A. 12 *OLD DOMINION W, 12-9 A. 13 *OLD DOMINION L, 4-13 A. 15 DELAWARE STATE W, 9-1 A. 16 at George Washington W, A. 19 *at Northeastern L, 4-8(11) A. 19 *at Northeastern W, 6-4 A. 20 *at Northeastern L, 1-2 A. 23 MARYLAND W, 12-3 A. 25 *WILLIAM & MARY W, A. 26 *WILLIAM & MARY L, 8-20 A. 27 *WILLIAM & MARY L, 9-14 M. 2 *at VCU W, 10-7 M. 3 *at VCU L, 8-9 M. 4 *at VCU L, 5-11

11 VCU (13-27, 6-15 CAA) F. 22 at Texas L, 2-6 F. 23 at Texas L, 4-17 F. 24 at Texas L, 2-10 F. 29 SETON HALL W, 8-3 M. 1 BUCKNELL L, 3-12 M. 1 BUCKNELL L, 7-10 M. 2 SETON HALL L, 1-4 M. 4 LIBERTY W, 5-4 M. 5 EAST CAROLINA L, 4-7 M. 9 *at George Mason L, 4-5 M. 9 *at George Mason L, 2-6 M. 11 at East Carolina L, 4-10 M. 12 at North Carolina L, 2-10 M. 14 MANHATTAN W, 5-3 M. 15 MANHATTAN L, M. 16 MANHATTAN W, 5-3 M. 18 LONGWOOD W, 9-8 M. 21 *GEORGIA STATE L, 2-9 M. 22 *GEORGIA STATE L, 2-5 M. 23 *GEORGIA STATE L, 3-7 M. 25 at Virginia L, 3-5 M. 28 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 4-17 M. 29 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 2-3 M. 30 *UNC WILMINGTON L, 5-6 A. 4 *at Old Dominion W, 8-2 A. 8 at VMI W, 5-3 A. 9 at Virginia Tech L, 1-9 A. 11 *NORTHEASTERN W, 15-7 A. 11 *NORTHEASTERN L, A. 12 *NORTHEASTERN W, 16-2 A. 15 RICHMOND W, 11-5 A. 18 *at William & Mary L, 4-8 A. 19 *at William & Mary L, 7-13 A. 19 *at William & Mary L, 6-8 A. 25 *at James Madison W, 6-4 A. 26 *at James Madison L, 7-9 A. 27 *at James Madison L, 6-13 M. 2 *TOWSON L, 7-10 M. 3 *TOWSON W, 9-8 M. 4 *TOWSON W, 11-5 WILLIAM & MARY (34-13, 15-8 CAA) F. 23 SAINT JOSEPH S W, 9-4 F. 23 SAINT JOSEPH S W, 6-3 F. 24 SAINT JOSEPH S W, F. 24 SAINT JOSEPH S W, 10-5 F. 26 at Richmond W, 12-3 F. 27 COPPIN STATE W, 10-1 F. 29 *at James Madison L, 6-7 M. 1 *at James Madison L, 7-11 M. 2 *at James Madison W, M. 4 at North Carolina L, 2-10 M. 5 at George Washington W, 5-3 M. 8 *HOFSTRA W, 21-6 M. 9 *HOFSTRA W, 2-0 M. 9 *HOFSTRA W, 7-6 M. 11 RICHMOND L, 6-7 M. 12 VMI W, 12-3 M. 14 *OLD DOMINION W, 7-6 M. 15 *OLD DOMINION W, M. 16 *OLD DOMINION W, 7-4 M. 18 RHODE ISLAND W, 9-7 M. 19 MARYLAND L, 7-8 M. 21 *at UNC Wilmington L, 2-9 M. 22 *at UNC Wilmington L, 5-16 M. 23 *at UNC Wilmington L, 3-8 M. 25 at VMI L, 8-9 M. 28 *DELAWARE L, 3-8 M. 29 *DELAWARE W, 6-2 M. 30 *DELAWARE W, 9-4 A. 1 at Liberty W, 9-7 A. 6 *at Georgia State W, 3-2 A. 6 *at Georgia State L, 3-6 A. 9 GEORGE WASHINGTON W, 16-1 A. 11 NEW YORK TECH W, 9-6 A. 12 NEW YORK TECH W, 15-9 A. 12 NEW YORK TECH W, 7-2 A. 13 NEW YORK TECH W, 10-6 A. 15 LIBERTY L, 3-13 A. 16 at Longwood W, 13-8 A. 18 *VCU W, 8-4 A. 19 *VCU W, 13-7 A. 19 *VCU W, 8-6 A. 23 at Virginia W, 6-5 A. 25 *at Towson L, A. 26 *at Towson W, 20-8 A. 27 *at Towson W, 14-9 M. 3 LONGWOOD W, 13-9 M. 3 LONGWOOD W, 14-1 CAA VS. OTHER CONFERENCES America East 8-6 ACC 8-24 Atlantic Sun 2-2 Atlantic Big East 8-6 Big South 16-8 Big Conference USA 0-7 Horizon 1-0 Independents 21-4 Ivy 3-4 Metro Atlantic 5-6 Mid-American 4-2 MEAC 7-2 Northeast 2-0 Ohio Valley 3-2 Patriot 2-7 SEC 1-2 Southern 5-9 SWAC 6-0 Summit 5-1 West Coast 1-1 Non-Division I 2-0 Overall (.565)