DUKE (39-14, ACC) MAY 22-27, 2018 DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK

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1 @DUKEBASE #GODUKE 2018 BASEBALL GODUKE.COM SCHEDULE H: 27-6 A: 12-8 N: 0-0 FEBRUARY (6-2) All times Eastern 16 at Vanderbilt SEC+ L, at Vanderbilt W, at Vanderbilt SEC+ L, N.C. Central ACCN W, Bucknell ACCN W, Bucknell ACCN W, Bucknell ACCN W, at N.C. Central W, 5-3 MARCH (17-3) 2 Cornell ACCN W, Cornell ACCN W, Cornell ACCN W, Longwood ACCN W, 9-3 THURSDAY // 11 AM RHP RYAN DAY, SR. 5-3, 4.78 ERA RHP GRIFFIN ROBERTS, JR. 5-4, 3.93 ERA DUKE (39-14, ACC) MAY 22-27, 2018 DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK WAKE FOREST LOUISVILLE FRIDAY // 11 AM LHP MITCH STALLINGS, SR. 3-4, 5.25 ERA LHP ADAM WOLF, JR. 6-2, 2.33 ERA PROBABLE LINEUP Chris PROCTOR Joey LOPERFIDO Max MILLER Jack LABOSKY Zack KONE Jimmy HERRON Kennie TAYLOR Griffin CONINE Michael SMICIKLAS JR. FR. SR. SR. JR. JR. JR. JR. SR. C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 9 Virginia ACCN W, Virginia ACCN L, Virginia ACCN W, 3-2 (11) 13 Yale ACCN W, Yale ACCN W, Miami ACCN W, Miami ACCN W, Miami ACCN L, at Campbell BSN W, Maryland Eastern Shore ACCN W, at Pittsburgh ACCN W, at Pittsburgh ACCN L, at Pittsburgh ACCN W, Presbyterian ACCN W, 8-0 RSN Tom Werme Jeff Franceour Nick Green LEADING OFF BLUE DEVIL IMG SPORT NETWORK Chris Edwards ACC NETWORK EXTRA Available via WatchESPN app After posting a school record 18 league wins, No. 17 Duke has earned the No. 4 seed in the 2018 ACC Championship, May at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. As a member of Pool D, Duke (39-18, ACC) faces ninth-seeded Wake Forest (25-30, ACC) Thursday, May 24 at 11 a.m., and fifth-seeded Louisville (40-16, ACC) Friday, May 25 at 11 a.m. Both games are televised by RSN and available on ACC Network Extra (subject to blackout). OVERALL BA R H ACC Notre Dame ACCN W, Notre Dame ACCN W, 6-3 APRIL (10-6) 1 Notre Dame ACCN W, at Richmond SpiderTV W, Campbell ACCN W, at Wake Forest ACCN L, 2-10 BY THE NUMBERS 5 30-win seasons for the Blue Devils in Chris Pollard s six years as head coach. Prior to Pollard s arrival, Duke had totaled nine 30-win campaigns in program history. 17 Career saves for two-way player Jack Labosky to rank first in program history. Labosky currently ranks fourth in the ACC with nine saves this season B 3B HR at Wake Forest ACCN W, at Wake Forest ESPNU L, Davidson ACCN W, at Florida State ACCN W, at Florida State ACCN W, 6-5 (11) 15 at Florida State ACCN Canceled 17 East Carolina ACCN L, NC State ACCN L, NC State ACCN L, NC State ACCN W, at Davidson A-10N Canceled 27 at Virginia Tech ACCN L, 3-4 (11) 28 at Virginia Tech ACCN W, at Virginia Tech ACCN W, 7-0 MAY (6-3) 6 Gardner-Webb ACCN W, Gardner-Webb ACCN W, Liberty ACCN W, North Carolina ACCN W, North Carolina ACCN W, North Carolina ACCN L, at Liberty LFTV Canceled 17 at Georgia Tech ACCN L, at Georgia Tech ACCN L, at Georgia Tech ACCN W, vs. Wake Forest RSN 11 a.m. 25 vs. Louisville RSN 11 a.m. 6 Combined runs allowed by relievers Ethan DeCaster and Jack Labosky. Those two have also combined for a 7-0 record to go along with 14 saves. 6 Wins each for sophomore left-handers Adam Laskey and Bill Chillari to tie the for fifth in the ACC. 7 Number of current Blue Devils selected in the Major League Baseball Draft: OF Griffin Conine, OF Jimmy Herron, INF Wil Hoyle, LHP Adam Laskey, OF Steve Mann, LHP Chris McGrath and INF/RHP Matt Mervis. 10 Different Blue Devils to homer this season. Duke is one of four ACC teams and 34 NCAA DI squads to have 10 or more players homer this season. The Blue Devils have recorded 40-plus home runs in a season for the first time since Number of consecutive weeks Duke has been ranked by Baseball America, exceeding the total number of weeks the Blue Devils were previously ranked in the poll s 36-year history (6). 28 Career home runs for junior Griffin Conine. Conine is the first Blue Devil to belt 10+ homers in back-to-back seasons since Nate Freiman ( ). Conine is also the 12th Blue Devil in program history to total 25 or more career home runs. 31 Earned runs allowed by Ethan DeCaster during his collegiate career. In career innings, DeCaster owns a 1.93 ERA, the seventh lowest among all active NCAA DI pitchers. 48 Double plays turned by the Blue Devils to lead the ACC and rank 19th nationally. Duke also leads the ACC and ranks third nationally with a.982 fielding percentage. 61 Career stolen bases for Jimmy Herron. Herron is the sixth Blue Devil in program history to reach 50 career stolen bases and the first to total 50-plus career stolen bases and 50-plus career doubles. 211 Career games played for 2B Max Miller to rank 14th in program history RBI SLG% BB SO OB% SB ERA BB K FLD%

2 DUKE vs. WAKE FOREST SERIES HISTORY Series Record (First Meeting) (1896) Durham, N.C Winston-Salem, N.C Neutral Not Available Under Chris Pollard Current Streak... L1 DUKE vs. LOUISVILLE SERIES HISTORY Series Record (First Meeting) (2015) Durham, N.C Louisville, Ky Neutral Not Available Under Chris Pollard Current Streak... L2 17 TOURNEY RESULTS MAY 23, 2017 (Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Slugger Field) Score By Innings R H E LOB Duke Clemson Winning Pitcher: Nick Hendrix Losing Pitcher: Owen Griffith Save: None MAY 25, 2017 (Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Slugger Field) Score By Innings R H E LOB Virginia Duke X Winning Pitcher: Ryan Day Losing Pitcher: Derek Casey Save: Jack Labosky MAY 27, 2017 (Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Slugger Field) Score By Innings R H E LOB Duke Florida State X Winning Pitcher: Cole Sands Losing Pitcher: Adam Laskey Save: None QUICK FACTS PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Program 1889 All-Time Program Record 2,083-1, Most Victories in a Season 39 (1996) NCAA Tournament Appearances 6 (2016) NCAA Tournament Record ACC Tournament Appearances 35 (2017) ACC Tournament Record ACC Championships 3 (1956, 1957, 1961) All-ACC Selections 99 All-Americans 9 MLB Draft Selections (Alumni) 69 (42) UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Durham, N.C. Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,485 Colors Duke Blue (PMS 287) & White Nickname Blue Devils Conference (Division) ACC (Coastal) President Dr. Vincent Price Athletic Director Dr. Kevin M. White STAFF Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Hitting Assistant Coach Pitching Director of Operations Athletic Trainer Chris Pollard Josh Jordan Jason Stein Dusty Blake Chris Gordon Aldo Plata SPORTS INFORMATION Baseball Contact Ashley Wolf Office (919) Cell (984) ashley.wolf@duke.edu UPWARD TREND Ranked in the preseason for the first time in program history, Duke has lived up to the early season hype. The Blue Devils are ranked nationally for the 11th straight week: Baseball America (No. 12), Collegiate Baseball (No. 10), D1Baseball (No. 17), NCBWA (No. 14), Perfect Game (No. 16) and USA Today Coaches Poll (No. 14). On March 12, Duke entered the Baseball America rankings for the first time since February 23, 1998 and BA has ranked Duke among its top 25 the past 11 weeks, exceeding the total number of weeks the Blue Devils were ranked in the first 36 years of the publication s top 25 (6). With a overall record, Duke has reached 30 wins for the fifth straight year, the program s longest such stretch since the Blue Devils compiled a run of seven-straight 30-win campaigns from Duke was the second team to reach 30 wins in 2018 behind only No. 1 Florida. The Blue Devils also won a program-record 18 ACC games, matched the program high for wins in a season (39) and are one victory short of the first 40-win season in program history. BALANCED LINEUP Eight position players -- C Chris Proctor, 1B Joey Loperfido, 2B Max Miller, SS Zack Kone, 3B Jack Labosky, LF Jimmy Herron, CF Kennie Taylor and RF Griffin Conine -- comprise Duke s every day lineup. All eight of Duke s starting position players have at least 50 starts, 25 RBI and one home run this season, while six have also totaled eight or more stolen bases. As a team, Duke has belted 30-plus home runs for consecutive seasons for the first time since and posted the first 40-homer season since In addition, the Blue Devils have swiped 83 bases this year, the team s highest total since 1993 (85). HERRON LEADING OFF Two-time All-ACC honoree Jimmy Herron is the quintessential leadoff hitter at the top of the Blue Devil batting order, hitting.466 (41-for-88) when leading off an inning. Herron has started and batted leadoff in all 53 games this season and owns a.293 batting average while totaling 16 doubles, four home runs, 53 runs scored, 28 RBI and 21 stolen bases. He has walked 14 more times than he s struck out and leads Duke with a.416 on base percentage. Among ACC players, Herron ranks sixth in runs scored (53), sixth in stolen bases (21) and seventh in doubles (16). A two-time All-ACC second team pick, Herron has been a productive player since his freshman year. He is the first Blue Devil to total 50 or more doubles and 50 or more stolen bases in a career. Herron ranks in the top 25 at Duke in career batting average, on base percentage, doubles, walks and stolen bases. CONINE POWER NUMBERS One of the top power hitters in the country, two-time All-ACC pick Griffin Conine has totaled 29 extra base hits in 2018, including a team-best 15 home runs to go along with 13 doubles and 48 RBI. He is the first Blue Devil with 15 or more home runs in a season since Nate Freiman in 2009 and ranks tied for seventh in school history with 28 career longballs. Conine was especially productive in ACC play, tying for the league lead with 12 homers in conference play while also ranking first in slugging percentage (.726), second in total bases (77), third in RBI (30) and fourth in runs scored (29) in conference games. Conine recorded the longest home run in college baseball this season, a 497-foot longball against Gardner-Webb May 6. In addition to first team Preseason All-America honors from Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, D1Baseball and Perfect Game/Rawlings, Conine was also named to the 55-player Golden Spikes Award watch list. Over the summer, Conine earned the Cape Cod Baseball League s Robert A. McNeece Award, given to the league s top pro prospect as voted on by Major League Baseball scouts. He was selected to the CCBL All-Star Game and garnered West Division MVP honors as well. LOPERFIDO S IMMEDIATE IMPACT ACC All-Freshman team selection Joey Loperfido has enjoyed a tremendous start to his collegiate career. The rookie from Haddonfield, N.J., was predominantly a shortstop, third baseman and outfielder in high school, but transitioned to first base with the Blue Devils and has started all 53 games at that position. At the plate, Loperfido leads the team in batting average (.307), totaling nine doubles, six home runs, two triples, 37 RBI, 37 runs scored and 14 stolen bases. LABOSKY DOES IT ALL In addition to starting every game at third base this season, two-time All-ACC selection Jack Labosky has also taken the mound for 20 relief appearances as Duke s primary closer. Named to the 2018 NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List, he has allowed three runs in 20 relief appearances, posting a 2-0 record and 0.87 ERA over 31.0 innings with the league s fourth-highest total in saves (9). Named to the 2018 John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Watch List, Labosky is batting.240 with 10 doubles, seven home run and 36 RBI. Labosky holds the program s career saves record (17) and is the 20th Blue Devil to take the mound in 70 or more career games. He is also the 18th Blue Devil with 20 or more career home runs and ranks in the program s top 25 in nine career categories. 2

3 DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK JACK COOMBS FIELD 409 BLACKWELL STREET DURHAM, NC OPENED 1995 SURFACE Grass CAPACITY 10,000 DIMENSIONS 305-LF, 371-LC, 400-CF, 373-RC, 327-RF DETAILS On October 2, 2015, Duke renewed its agreement with the Durham Bulls to play home games at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park (DBAP), home of the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays. Beginning in 2016, the contract renewal is a seven-year agreement that allows Duke to play up to 36 exhibition and home games at the DBAP each year. The agreement also called for a limited number of Duke practices at the DBAP as well as a new permanent Duke locker room and clubhouse at the facility. Duke and the Durham Bulls began their partnership prior to the Blue Devils 2010 season. The 2016 campaign marks the seventh consecutive season in which Duke will play homes games at the DBAP. Under the new agreement, the Blue Devils will play the vast majority of their home schedule at the minor league venue. 101 WHITFORD DRIVE DURHAM, NC OPENED 1931 SURFACE Turf CAPACITY 2,000 DIMENSIONS 325-LF, 370-LC, 400-CF, 380-RC, 335-RF DETAILS Jack Coombs Field is the Blue Devils on-campus home field, located up the hill from Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke s home stadium since 1931, Coombs underwent significant renovations over the past several years, including the installation of state-of-the-art synthetic AstroTurf in The Blue Devils played seven games in 2018 at Coombs, including a three-game ACC series against NC State as well as a midweek contest versus East Carolina and a doubleheader versus Gardner-Webb. ACC STANDINGS ATLANTIC DIVISION School ACC Pct. Overall Pct. COASTAL DIVISION School ACC Pct. Overall Pct. Clemson North Carolina NC State Duke Louisville Miami Florida State Georgia Tech Wake Forest Virginia Notre Dame Pittsburgh Boston College Virginia Tech DECASTER BOLSTERS BULLPEN Graduate student transfer Ethan DeCaster has been a dominant force in the Duke bullpen, joining Jack Labosky as Duke s duo with sub-1.00 ERAs. DeCaster sports a 5-0 record with five saves and a 0.63 ERA over 42.2 innings. In league games, his ERA drops to a miniscule DeCaster leads the team with a sterling 9.2 strikeout-to-walk ratio, fanning 46 batters while issuing just five free passes. Among all active NCAA Division I pitchers, DeCaster ranks seventh with a career 1.90 ERA. For the season, DeCaster and Labosky are a combined 7-0 with 14 saves over 73.2 innings, posting a 0.73 ERA with 67 strikeouts to nine walks. In ACC play, they sport a combined 0.71 ERA, allowing four runs while compiling a 5-0 record with eight saves. BULLPEN SUCCESS After posting a 4.87 ERA in 2017, Duke s bullpen has been a key to the Blue Devils success in As a whole, Duke s bullpen owns a 2.91 ERA over innings, limiting opposing hitters to a.224 batting average while recording 254 strikeouts to 74 walks. Duke has been even better in ACC play as the Blue Devil bullpen owns an 9-1 record and 2.56 ERA over innings, keeping opponents to a.222 average and totaling 117 strikeouts to 36 walks. Jack Labosky and Ethan DeCaster headline Duke s relief pitchers while the Blue Devils have also received key contributions from Matt Dockman (0-0, 1.19 ERA), Graeme Stinson (3-1, 2.38 ERA), Bryce Jarvis (4-1, 2.80 ERA), Hunter Davis (2-0, 3.24 ERA), Bill Chillari (6-1, 3.82 ERA) and Matt Mervis (3-0, 4.91). Four Duke relievers have totaled 30.0 or more innings while limiting opponents to a.210 batting average or below: Stinson (45.1 IP,.200), DeCaster (42.2 IP,.179), Labosky (31.0 IP,.202), Jarvis (35.1 IP,.143). DAY, STALLINGS CLIMB CAREER CHARTS After spending their first two seasons in Durham in the Duke bullpen, seniors Ryan Day and Mitch Stallings have anchored the Blue Devil weekend rotation the past two seasons. Day owns the 12th lowest career ERA in program history (3.54), posting a 12-7 record over innings the past four seasons. Stallings has been one of the top strikeout pitchers in school history and became the 15th Blue Devil to surpass 200 career Ks. In career innings Stallings has struck out 233 batters, averaging 9.37 strikeouts per nine innings. On Duke s career charts, Stallings ranks 26th in ERA (4.15), sixth in strikeouts per nine innings (9.37), fifth in saves (12), fifth in appearances (85) and 11th in strikeouts (235). BLUE DEVILS COLLECT ALL-ACC After helping Duke win a school record 18 league games, outfielder Griffin Conine, relief pitcher Ethan DeCaster, outfielder Jimmy Herron and utility player Jack Labosky were all named to the All-ACC second team, while first baseman Joey Loperfido netted ACC All-Freshman Team accolades. Duke s four All-ACC honorees are the program s most since five Blue Devils collected all-league citations in In addition, Conine, Herron and Labosky all earn their second career All-ACC honors. Herron and Labosky were named to the 2016 All-ACC second team, while Conine pulled in second team distinction a year ago. BLUE DEVILS PICKED TO FINISH THIRD IN ACC COASTAL DIVISION Duke was picked to finish third in the 2018 ACC Coastal Division in a poll of the conference s 14 head coaches. Twelve coaches picked North Carolina to win the Coastal Division, while Virginia received the other two first place votes. The Tar Heels tallied 96 points, ahead of Virginia (83), Duke (62), Miami (60), Georgia Tech (46), Virginia Tech (27), and Pittsburgh (18). MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS BLUE DEVILS IN THE POLLS DUKE S RECORD WHEN Week BA CB D1 NCBWA PG USAT Game 1 of Weekend Series Preseason NR NR RV Game 2 of Weekend Series /20/18 NR NR NR RV 25 RV Game 3 of Weekend Series /27/18 NR NR NR RV 25 RV Midweek Games /5/18 NR NR NR RV 22 RV 3/12/ Starter Receives Decision /19/ Bullpen Receives Decision /26/ Starter Throws >5 Innings /2/ Starter Throws <5 Innings /9/ vs. RPI /16/ vs. RPI /23/ vs. RPI /30/ vs. RPI /7/ /14/ /21/

4 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY APPEARANCES: 36 RECORD: RECORD BY OPPONENT Opponent W L Pct. Last Streak Clemson W1 Florida State L7 Georgia Tech W1 Louisville Miami L1 NC State L6 Notre Dame North Carolina L4 Pitt Virginia W1 Virginia Tech Wake Forest L5 RECORD BY LOCATION Location W L Pct. Last Streak Atlanta, Ga L2 Chapel Hill, N.C L1 Clemson, S.C L2 Durham, N.C L2 Fort Mill, S.C L4 Greensboro, N.C L1 Greenville, S.C L4 Jacksonville, Fla L1 Louisville, Ky L1 Salem, Va L2 St. Petersburg, Fla L2 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2017 Chris Proctor C 2014 Ryan Deitrich OF 2014 Drew Van Orden RHP 2009 Jake Lemmerman SS 1997 Jeff Becker 3B 1993 Billy McMillon OF 1992 Mike Olexa SS 1992 Ron Esquieres OF YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Date Opponent Location Score W/L May 27, 2017 Florida State Louisville, Ky. 1-5 L May 25, 2017 [10] Virginia Louisville, Ky. 4-3 W May 23, 2017 [14] Clemson Louisville, Ky. 8-4 W May 24, 2016 Wake Forest Durham, N.C. 3-4 L May 24, 2014 [6] Miami Greensboro, N.C. 5-6 (12) L May 22, 2014 Georgia Tech Greensboro, N.C. 6-0 W May 21, 2014 Clemson Greensboro, N.C. 3-5 L May 23, 2009 [13] Virginia Durham, N.C L May 22, 2009 [11] Clemson Durham, N.C W May 20, 2009 [6] North Carolina Durham, N.C. 3-8 L May 24, 2005 Wake Forest Jacksonville, Fla. 3-8 L May 28, 2004 North Carolina Salem, Va L May 27, 2004 [19] Florida State Salem, Va. 3-6 L May 26, 2004 [7] Virginia Salem, Va. 6-5 W May 24, 2003 [10] Georgia Tech Salem, Va L May 23, 2003 [17] Clemson Salem, Va. 7-4 W May 22, 2003 [1] Florida State Salem, Va L May 20, 2003 Maryland Salem, Va. 5-3 W May 23, 2002 Georgia Tech St. Petersburg, Fla. 1-6 L May Florida State St. Petersburg, Fla L May 21, 2002 Maryland St. Petersburg, Fla W May 17, 2001 NC State Fort Mill, S.C. 3-5 L May 16, 2001 Georgia Tech Fort Mill, S.C L May 18, 2000 North Carolina Fort Mill, S.C L May 17, 2000 Georgia Tech Fort Mill, S.C. 3-9 L May 16, 2000 Maryland Fort Mill, S.C. 6-4 W May 18, 1999 Maryland Durham, N.C. 2-4 L May 15, 1998 NC State Durham, N.C L May 14, 1998 North Carolina Durham, N.C. 0-3 L May 13, 1998 Georgia Tech Durham, N.C. 4-0 W May 17, 1997 Florida State St. Petersburg, Fla L May 16, 1997 Georgia Tech St. Petersburg, Fla. 5-3 W May 15, 1997 Virginia St. Petersburg, Fla W May 14, 1997 Florida State St. Petersburg, Fla. 2-4 L May 17, 1996 Florida State Durham, N.C. 3-7 L May 16, 1996 North Carolina Durham, N.C W May 16, 1996 Clemson Durham, N.C. 1-6 L May 16, 1995 Maryland Greenville, S.C L May 19, 1994 North Carolina Greenville, S.C L May 18, 1994 Wake Forest Greenville, S.C. 6-9 L May 17, 1993 NC State Greenville, S.C. 3-4 L May 16, 1993 Maryland Greenville, S.C. 5-4 W May 15, 1993 Clemson Greenville, S.C. 2-4 L May 11, 1992 Georgia Tech Greenville, S.C. 3-7 L May 10, 1992 Virginia Greenville, S.C W May 9, 1992 Wake Forest Greenville, S.C. 2-5 L May 12, 1991 NC State Greenville, S.C L May 11, 1991 Georgia Tech Greenville, S.C. 7-9 L May 13, 1990 NC State Greenville, S.C. 7-8 L May 12, 1990 Clemson Greenville, S.C L Date Opponent Location Score W/L May 14, 1989 Wake Forest Greenville, S.C L May 13, 1989 North Carolina Greenville, S.C. 4-6 L May 12, 1988 Virginia Greenville, S.C. 1-7 L May 11, 1988 Clemson Greenville, S.C. 1-9 L May 15, 1987 North Carolina Greenville, S.C L May 14, 1987 Virginia Greenville, S.C. 5-0 W May 13, 1987 Georgia Tech Greenville, S.C. 1-3 L April 18, 1985 Maryland Atlanta, Ga L April 17, 1985 North Carolina Atlanta, Ga L April 20, 1984 Georgia Tech Durham, N.C. 4-8 L April 20, 1984 NC State Durham, N.C L April 18, 1984 Clemson Durham, N.C. 8-5 W April 24, 1983 Clemson Chapel Hill, N.C L April 22, 1983 NC State Chapel Hill, N.C. 7-2 W April 21, 1983 Wake Forest Chapel Hill, N.C W April 20, 1983 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 2-4 L April 22, 1982 NC State Chapel Hill, N.C. 5-6 L April 21, 1982 Clemson Chapel Hill, N.C L April 25, 1981 Clemson Chapel Hill, N.C. 2-9 L April 24, 1981 NC State Chapel Hill, N.C W April 24, 1981 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 5-8 L April 23, 1981 Clemson Chapel Hill, N.C. 1-0 W April 22, 1981 Virginia Chapel Hill, N.C. 4-3 W April 22, 1980 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C L April 24, 1978 Wake Forest Clemson, S.C. 3-4 L April 23, 1978 Clemson Clemson, S.C L April 22, 1978 Wake Forest Clemson, S.C. 4-3 W April 20, 1978 North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 3-2 W April 21, 1977 Wake Forest Clemson, S.C. 1-2 L April 22, 1976 Maryland Chapel Hill, N.C L April 24, 1975 NC State Chapel Hill, N.C L April 25, 1974 NC State Chapel Hill, N.C. 6-7 L April 19, 1973 NC State Chapel Hill, N.C. 1-9 L 4

5 2018 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS GRIFFIN CONINE, OF All-ACC Second Team Baseball Am. Preseason All-America 1st Team Collegiate Baseball Preseason All-America 1st Tm D1Baseball Preseason All-America First Team Perfect Game Preseason All-America First Team Perfect Game Preseason All-ACC ETHAN DECASTER, P All-ACC Second Team CoSIDA Google Cloud Academic All-District III JIMMY HERRON, OF All-ACC Second Team Baseball America Preseason All-America 3rd Tm ZACK KONE, SS Brooks Wallace Award Watch List JACK LABOSKY, UT All-ACC Second Team John Olerud Award Watch List NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List JOEY LOPERFIDO, 1B ACC All-Freshman Team JIMMY HERRON HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE HIGHEST ON BASE PERCENTAGE MOST RUNS SCORED MOST DOUBLES 55 7 MOST WALKS MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH MOST STOLEN BASES 61 6 JACK LABOSKY MOST DOUBLES MOST HOME RUNS MOST RBI MOST WALKS MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH 41 2 MOST SAVES 17 1 MOST PITCHING APPEARANCES MITCH STALLINGS LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE MOST STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNINGS MOST SAVES 12 5 MOST WINS MOST APPEARANCES 85 5 MOST INNINGS PITCHED MOST STRIKEOUTS CHRIS PROCTOR, C Johnny Bench Award Watch List PLAYER RANKINGS BASEBALL AMERICA TOP COLLEGE PROSPECTS 24 Griffin Conine OF THE BASEBALL AMERICA Griffin Conine OF 166 Jimmy Herron OF 213 Zack Kone SS D1BASEBALL TOP SENIOR PITCHERS 22 Ethan DeCaster RHP 2018 TOP HITTERS 35 Griffin Conine OF 45 Jimmy Herron OF MIDSEASON COLLEGE TOP 150 MAX MILLER MOST GAMES PLAYED MOST GAMES STARTED MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH 29 8 MOST STOLEN BASES GRIFFIN CONINE HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE MOST HOME RUNS 28 7 MOST RBI MOST WALKS RYAN DAY LOWEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE MOST APPEARANCES Griffin Conine OF 150 Jimmy Herron OF PBR DRAFT TOP Griffin Conine OF COLLEGE TOP 100 PROSPECTS 2019 DRAFT 24 Graeme Stinson LHP 52 Adam Laskey LHP PERFECT GAME TOP 200 PROSPECTS \\ 2018 DRAFT 55 Griffin Conine OF 167 Jimmy Herron OF 5

6 CHRIS POLLARD HEAD COACH SIXTH SEASON AT DUKE 14 Chris Pollard became Duke University s 25th head baseball coach in June 2012, taking the reigns of the Blue Devil program after successful stints at Pfeiffer University and Appalachian State University. In addition to guiding the Blue Devils to five straight 30-win seasons, Pollard led Duke to an at-large bid to the 2016 NCAA Tournament, ending the program s 55-year drought without making the postseason event. Pollard became the fastest Duke head coach to reach 100 wins with the Blue Devils, recording his 100th victory at Duke March 15, 2016 against Maryland Eastern Shore. During Pollard s tenure, 13 Blue Devils have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft. RECORDS Career At Duke ACC ACC Tournament 3-4 NCAA Tournament 2-4 EDUCATION B.A. Psychology Davidson 96 M.S. Physical Education Mississippi St. 04 EXPERIENCE Duke University ( Present) Head Coach Appalachian State ( ) Head Coach Pfeiffer University ( ) Head Coach Davidson College ( ) Assistant Coach ACCOMPLISHMENTS NCAA Tournaments (3) 2004, 2012, 2016 Conference Championships (2) 2004, 2012 Conference Coach of the Year (2) 2004, 2012 YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School Record % Conference Record % Finish 2000 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas th 2001 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas th 2002 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas th 2003 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas rd 2004 Pfeiffer Conference Carolinas st 2005 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2006 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2007 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2008 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2009 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2010 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2011 Appalachian State Southern Conference th 2012 Appalachian State Southern Conference t-1st 2013 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2014 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2015 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference t-12th 2016 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2017 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference th 2018 Duke Atlantic Coast Conference ASSISTANT COACHES 12 JOSH JORDAN Associate Head Coach 11 JASON STEIN Assistant Coach Hitting 39 DUSTY BLAKE Assistant Coach Pitching CHRIS POLLARD VS. ALL OPPONENTS School Duke Total School Duke Total Akron Furman Alabama Gardner-Webb Albany George Mason Army West Point Georgia Southern Auburn Georgia Tech Binghamton Gonzaga Boston College Hartford Bryant High Point Buffalo Indiana Bucknell Iona California Jacksonville State Campbell Kentucky Canisius LaSalle Charleston Southern Liberty Charlotte Louisville The Citadel Longwood Clemson LSU Coastal Carolina Marist College of Charleston Marshall Columbia Maryland Coppin State Miami (Fla.) Cornell Mount St. Mary s Davidson NC State Dayton Niagara Delaware State Norfolk State East Carolina North Carolina East Tennessee State North Carolina A&T Elon North Carolina Central Fairleigh Dickinson Notre Dame Florida Oakland Florida State Ohio State School Duke Total Oklahoma Oregon State Penn Penn State Pittsburgh Presbyterian Princeton Quinnipiac Radford Richmond Rider Saint Louis Samford South Carolina Southern California Tennessee Tennessee Tech Toledo Towson UMES UNC Asheville UNCG Upstate Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest West Virginia Western Carolina Wofford Yale

7 2018 ROSTER CATCHERS: 4 INFIELDERS: 11 OUTFIELDERS: 7 RHP: 10 LHP: 7 POSITION BY POSITION BREAKDOWN STARTING PITCHERS Name Yr T Ryan Day Sr R Adam Laskey So L Mitch Stallings Sr L BULLPEN Name Yr T Hunter Davis Jr R Ethan DeCaster Gr R Thomas Girard Fr R Bryce Jarvis Fr R Cameron Kovachik So R Jack Labosky Sr R Matt Mervis So R Josh Nifong Fr R Coleman Williams So R Bill Chillari So L Matt Dockman Fr L Chris McGrath Sr L Graeme Stinson So L Sam Granoff Gr L CATCHERS Name Yr B Chris Dutra So R Chris Proctor Jr L Michael Rothenberg Fr S Aaron Therien Jr S Peter Zyla Sr L INFIELDERS Name Yr B Chris Crabtree Fr L Wil Hoyle Fr S Zack Kone Jr R Jack Labosky Sr R Joey Loperfido Fr L Matt Mervis So L Max Miller Sr R Erikson Nichols So R Tyler Wardwell Fr S OUTFIELDERS Name Yr B Chase Cheek So L Griffin Conine Jr L Jimmy Herron Jr R Steve Mann Fr R Michael Smiciklas Sr L Kennie Taylor Jr R Peter Zyla Sr L PLAYERS # Name B/T Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Zack Kone R/R INF Jr. Boca Raton, Fla. (Pine Crest) 3 Chris Crabtree L/L INF Fr. Bahama, N.C. (Riverside) 5 Max Miller R/R INF Sr. Ponte Vedra, Fla. (Ponte Vedra) 6 Jack Labosky R/R INF/RHP Sr. Clovis, Calif. (Clovis North) 7 Chris Dutra R/R C So. New Rochelle, N.Y. (Iona Prep) 8 Thomas Girard R/R RHP Fr. Simsbury, Conn. (Avon Old Farms) 9 Griffin Conine L/R OF Jr. Weston, Fla. (Pine Crest School) 10 Peter Zyla L/R OF/C Sr. Alpharetta, Ga. (Saint Pius X Catholic) 13 Ryan Day R/R RHP/INF Sr. Phelan, Calif. (Los Osos) 15 Kennie Taylor R/R OF Jr. Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit) 16 Michael Smiciklas L/R OF Sr. Boca Raton, Fla. (Boca Raton Community) 17 Matt Dockman L/L LHP Fr. Hilliard, Ohio (Watterson) 18 Aaron Therien S/R C So. Durham, N.C. (Durham Academy) 20 Matt Mervis L/R INF/RHP So. North Bethesda, Md. (Georgetown Prep) 21 Chris McGrath R/L LHP Sr. Atlanta, Ga. (Marist) 22 Wil Hoyle S/R INF Fr. Durham, N.C. (Jordan) 23 Chris Proctor L/R C Jr. Lawndale, N.C. (Burns) 27 Bill Chillari L/L LHP So. Newport, N.J. (St. Augustine Prep) 28 Bryce Jarvis L/R RHP/INF Fr. Franklin, Tenn. (Brentwood Academy) 29 Coleman Williams R/R RHP So. Atlanta, Ga. (Marist) 30 Jimmy Herron R/L OF Jr. Harleysville, Pa. (LaSalle) 31 Graeme Stinson L/L LHP So. Norcross, Ga. (Norcross) 32 Ethan DeCaster R/R RHP Gr. Shoreview, Minn. (Mounds View/Creighton) 33 Adam Laskey R/L LHP So. Barrington, N.J. (Haddon Heights) 34 Steve Mann R/R OF Fr. Farmington Hills, Mich. (Detroit County Day) 36 Joey Loperfido L/R INF Fr. Haddonfield, N.J. (Haddonfield Memorial) 37 Josh Nifong L/R RHP Fr. High Point, N.C. (High Point Christian Academy) 38 Michael Rothenberg S/R C Fr. Boca Raton, N.C. (Pine Crest) 40 Sam Granoff L/L LHP Gr. Naples, Fla. (Naples/San Francisco) 41 Hunter Davis R/R RHP Jr. Atlanta (The Westminster Schools) 42 Erikson Nichols R/R INF So. Oradell, N.J. (Bergen Catholic) 43 Chase Cheek L/L OF So. Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips) 45 Cameron Kovachik R/R RHP So. Monroe, Conn. (Masuk) 47 Mitch Stallings L/L LHP Sr. Atlanta, Ga. (The Lovett School) 50 Tyler Wardwell S/R INF Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE COACHES SUPPORT STAFF Bill Chillari chill-air-ee Chris Dutra dew-tra Thomas Girard jer-rard Jimmy Herron hair-in Cameron Kovachik koh-vah-chick Jack Labosky luh-boss-key Joey Loperfido low-per-fee-doh Michael Smiciklas smick-liss Mitch Stallings stahl-ings Jason Stein steen Graeme Stinson graham Aaron Therien thayer-ee-un Peter Zyla zye-luh 14 Chris Pollard Head Coach Brad Amersbach Academic Coordinator 12 Josh Jordan Associate Head Coach Brad Berndt Baseball Admin 11 Jason Stein Assistant Coach Niesha Campbell Iron Dukes Major Gifts 39 Dusty Blake Pitching Coach Anthony Davis Equipment Manager Brittany Del Barba Video Assistant Matt Duncan Ticket Operations Chris Edwards Play-by-Play Chris Gordon Director of Operations Matt Hess Game Operations Dan Perlmutter Strength & Conditioning Aldo Plata Athletic Trainer Sterling Truitt Live Video Assistant Ashley Wolf Sports Information 7

8 TV ROSTER 14 CHRIS POLLARD 12 JOSH JORDAN 11 JASON STEIN 39 DUSTY BLAKE Head Coach Associate Head Coach Hitting Coach Pitching Coach 2 ZACK KONE INF Jr. Boca Raton, Fla. 3 CHRIS CRABTREE INF Fr. Bahama, N.C. 5 MAX MILLER INF Sr. Ponte Vedra, Fla. 6 JACK LABOSKY INF/RHP Sr. Clovis, Calif. 7 CHRIS DUTRA C So. New Rochelle, N.Y. 8 THOMAS GIRARD RHP Fr. Simsbury, Conn. 9 GRIFFIN CONINE OF Jr. Weston, Fla. 10 PETER ZYLA OF/C Sr. Alpharetta, Ga. 13 RYAN DAY INF/RHP Sr. Phelan, Calif. 15 KENNIE TAYLOR OF Jr. Tampa, Fla. 16 MICHAEL SMICIKLAS OF Sr. Boca Raton, Fla. 17 MATT DOCKMAN LHP Fr. Hilliard, Ohio 18 AARON THERIEN C Jr. Durham, N.C. 20 MATT MERVIS INF/RHP So. Potomac, Md. 21 CHRIS McGRATH 22 WIL HOYLE 23 CHRIS PROCTOR 27 BILL CHILLARI 28 BRYCE JARVIS 29 COLEMAN WILLIAMS 30 JIMMY HERRON LHP Sr. Atlanta, Ga. INF Fr. Durham, N.C. C Jr. Lawndale, N.C. LHP So. Newport, N.J. RHP/INF Fr. Franklin, Tenn. RHP So. Atlanta, Ga. OF Jr. Harleysville, Pa. 31 GRAEME STINSON LHP So. Norcross, Ga. 32 ETHAN DECASTER RHP Gr. Shoreview, Minn. 33 ADAM LASKEY LHP So. Barrington, N.J. 34 STEVE MANN OF Fr. Farmington Hills, Mich. 36 JOEY LOPERFIDO INF Fr. Haddonfield, N.J. 37 JOSH NIFONG RHP Fr. High Point, N.C. 38 MICHAEL ROTHENBERG C Fr. Boca Raton, Fla. 40 SAM GRANOFF LHP Gr. Naples, Fla. 41 HUNTER DAVIS RHP Jr. Atlanta, Ga. 42 ERIKSON NICHOLS INF So. Oradell, N.J. 43 CHASE CHEEK OF So. Orlando, Fla. 45 CAMERON KOVACHIK RHP So. Monroe, Conn. 47 MITCH STALLINGS LHP Sr. Atlanta, Ga. 50 TYLER WARDWELL INF Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio 8

9 ACTIVE BLUE DEVILS IN THE PROS Name Pos Team Level Organization Justin Bellinger 1B AZL Reds RK Cincinnati Reds Jordan Betts 3B Pawtucket Red Sox AAA Boston Red Sox Bailey Clark RHP South Bend Cubs A Chicago Cubs Andrew Istler RHP Rancho Cucamonga Quakes A+ Los Angeles Dodgers Kenny Koplove RHP Batavia Muckdogs A (SS) Miami Marlins James Marvel RHP Bradenton Marauders A+ Pittsburgh Pirates Michael Matuella RHP Down East Wood Ducks A+ Texas Rangers Sarkis Ohanian RHP Dayton Dragons A Cincinnati Reds Marcus Stroman RHP Toronto Blue Jays MLB Toronto Blue Jays James Ziemba LHP Burlington Bees A Los Angeles Angels CURRENT BLUE DEVILS IN THE DRAFT DUKE MLB IN GRIFFIN CONINE STEVE MANN 2015 Miami 31st Round 2017 Detroit 38th Round JIMMY HERRON CHRIS McGRATH 2017 New York 31st Round 2014 Seattle 35th Round WIL HOYLE MATT MERVIS 2017 Oakland 38th Round 2016 Nationals 39th Round ADAM LASKEY 2016 San Francisco 31st Round MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL DRAFT SELECTIONS Year Name Pos. Organization Rd. Overall 2017 Justin Bellinger INF Cincinnati Reds 22nd 2017 James Ziemba LHP Los Angeles Angels 22nd 2017 Jimmy Herron ^ OF New York Yankees 31st 2016 Bailey Clark RHP Chicago Cubs 5th James Ziemba ^ LHP Philadelphia Phillies 37th 1, Brian McAfee RHP Tampa Bay Rays 38th 1, Michael Matuella RHP Texas Rangers 3rd Sarkis Ohanian RHP Cincinnati Reds 9th Kenny Koplove RHP Philadelphia Phillies 17th Andrew Istler RHP Los Angeles Dodgers 23rd James Marvel RHP Pittsburgh Pirates 36th 1, Drew Van Orden RHP Washington Nationals 5th Jordan Betts 3B Boston Red Sox 18th Robert Huber RHP Oakland Athletics 26th Marcus Stroman RHP Toronto Blue Jays 1st Dennis O Grady RHP San Diego Padres 34th 1, Jake Lemmerman SS Los Angeles Dodgers 5th Chris Manno LHP Washington Nationals 26th Jeremy Gould LHP New York Mets 28th Michael Ness RHP Houston Astros 33rd Nate Freiman 1B San Diego Padres 8th Andrew Wolcott RHP Arizona Diamondbacks 17th Matt Williams C Chicago Cubs 18th Alex Hassan RHP/OF Boston Red Sox 20th Chris Manno ^ LHP Washington Nationals 38th 1, Tim Sherlock OF Arizona Diamondbacks 40th 1, Michael Ness ^ RHP San Francisco Giants 47th 1, Nate Freiman ^ 1B Texas Rangers 28th Jimmy Gallagher OF Chicago White Sox 7th Brett Bartles INF Cincinnati Reds 30th Tony Bajoczky RHP Boston Red Sox 34th 1, Tim Layden LHP/INF Chicago Cubs 6th Zach Schreiber RHP Atlanta Braves 16th Brian Patrick OF Toronto Blue Jays 25th Larry Broadway 1B Montreal Expos 3rd Kevin Kelly INF San Francisco Giants 5th J.D. Alleva INF Kansas City Royals 24th Vaughn Schill SS Seattle Mariners 4th Chris Capuano LHP Arizona Diamondbacks 8th Stephen Cowie RHP Seattle Mariners 9th Jeff Becker INF Milwaukee Brewers 20th Gregg Maluchinuk C Atlanta Braves 20th Richard Dishman RHP Atlanta Braves 23rd Scott Schoeneweis LHP California Angels 3rd David Darwin LHP Detroit Tigers 26th Richard Dishman ^ RHP San Francisco Giants 46th 1, Mike King OF Tampa Bay Devil Rays 62nd 1, Ray Farmer OF Seattle Mariners 61st 1, Ryan Jackson LHP/OF Florida Marlins 7th Sean McNally 3B Kansas City Royals 16th Scott Pinoni 1B Kansas City Royals 20th Mike Kotarski LHP Colorado Rockies 20th Quinton McCracken 2B Colorado Rockies 25th John Courtright LHP Cincinnati Reds 8th Tim Rumer LHP New York Yankees 8th Tim Roberts LHP Seattle Mariners 75th 1, Mike Trombley RHP Minnesota Twins 14th John Furch 1B Chicago White Sox 23rd Ron Bianco 2B Chicago Cubs 24th Tommy Decker C Cleveland Indians 41st Todd Lamb RHP Atlanta Braves 10th Tom Brassil SS San Diego Padres 6th Tom Brassil ^ SS Detroit Tigers 15th Kevin Rigby 2B Atlanta Braves 14th Larry Doby OF Chicago White Sox 34th Steve Kesses! OF New York Mets 1st Brian Bochow SS Pittsburgh Pirates 32nd Alan Schwartz P Cincinnati Reds 3rd 52 Bold Italic Denotes current player; Italic Denotes active player ^ Denotes player returned to Duke;! Denotes January secondary draft 9

10 CHASE 43 CHEEK Sophomore OF L/L Orlando, Fla. Co-recipient of the team s Omaha Award, given annually to the squad s top all-around athlete during offseason workouts. Program record holder in the 60-yard dash and vertical jump. Elected to the team s leadership council. Majoring in psychology. BILL 27 CHILLARI Sophomore LHP L/L Newport, N.J. Made six midweek starts this season. Tied for second in the league with six wins. Earned wins over Longwood, Yale, Maryland Eastern Shore, Campbell and Davidson. Pitched a career-high 5.0 innings in his start against Davidson April 10 and did not allow a run. Majoring in environmental science/policy TOTAL Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO TOTAL Hits 2 vs Oregon State February 17, 2017 Doubles 1 Boston College April 15, Virginia Tech March 10, 2017 Total bases 2 Boston College April 15, vs Oregon State February 17, Virginia Tech March 10, 2017 RBI 1 Wake Forest March 19, 2017 Runs scored 2 vs Oregon State February 17, 2017 Walks 1 4 times Struck out 2 at North Carolina Central February 21, Princeton March 4, Virginia Tech March 11, 2017 Sac bunts 1 Virginia Tech March 11, 2017 At bats 4 vs Oregon State February 17, Princeton March 4, 2017 Stolen bases 2 Princeton March 4, 2017 Innings pitched 5.0 Davidson April 10, 2018 Walks allowed 3 Davidson April 10, 2018 Strikeouts 5 Campbell April 4, Liberty May 8, 2018 Batters faced 21 Davidson April 10, 2018 GAME-BY-GAME 2/17/17 Gonzaga /19/17 Oregon State /27/17 Southern California L 3/4/17 Princeton /8/17 Mount St. Mary s /11/17 Virginia Tech /19/17 Wake Forest /21/17 Maryland Eastern Shore /24/17 at Virginia /26/17 at Virginia /29/17 North Carolina A&T /2/17 Pittsburgh /15/17 Boston College /19/17 North Carolina Central /16/17 Liberty /18/18 at Vanderbilt /23/18 Bucknell /27/18 at North Carolina Central /7/18 Longwood W 3/14/18 Yale * W 3/21/18 Maryland Eastern Shore * W 3/27/18 Presbyterian /1/18 Notre Dame /4/18 Campbell * W 4/10/18 Davidson * W 4/17/18 East Carolina * L 5/6/18 Gardner-Webb (1) /8/18 Liberty * W 5/13/18 North Carolina /18/18 at Georgia Tech

11 GRIFFIN CONINE Junior OF L/L Weston, Fla. 9 One of the top power hitters in the country, totaling 29 extra base hits in 2018, including a team-best 15 home runs to go along with 13 doubles to lead the team in slugging percentage (.602). The first Blue Devil with 15 or more home runs in a season since Nate Freiman in 2009 and ranks tied for seventh in school history with 28 career longballs. Also the first Blue Devil to record double-digit home runs in back-to-back seasons since Freiman ( ). Duke s hottest hitter in the month of May, hitting.500 (15-for-30) with six homers and three doubles in nine games this month, while slugging and posting a.615 on base percentage. Homered this season against Vanderbilt, NC Central, Virginia, Pittsburgh (2x), Notre Dame, Wake Forest, NC State, Virginia Tech, Gardner-Webb, North Carolina (2x) and Georgia Tech (3x). Per Trackman, homer at Virginia Tech traveled 452 feet while longball versus Gardner-Webb went 497 feet, the longest in college baseball this season. Selected to compete at the College Home Run Derby July 1, 2017 in Omaha, Neb. Played for the Cotuit Kettleers of the Cape Code Baseball League over the 2017 summer, earning the Robert A. McNeece Award, given to the league s top pro prospect. Hit.329 in 42 games with the Kettleers, totaling a league-high nine homers to go along with five doubles, a triple and 28 RBI. Named to the CCBL All-Star game and won co-mvp honors with Duke teammate Jimmy Herron. Tabbed 2016 Perfect Game/Rawlings Second Team Collegiate All-American after leading the Northwoods League with 16 home runs as a member of the La Crosse Loggers. Ended the summer with a.286 batting average, 15 doubles, 47 RBI, 30 walks and 16 stolen bases with the Loggers. Pine Crest alum along with fellow Blue Devils Zack Kone and Michael Rothenberg. Selected by the Miami Marlins in the 31st round (No. 926 overall) of the 2015 MLB Draft. Son of two-time MLB all-star and World Series champion Jeff Conine. Majoring in visual arts TOTAL All-ACC Second Team 2018 Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List 2018 Baseball America Preseason All-America (1st) 2018 Collegiate Baseball Preseason All-America (1st) 2018 D1Baseball Preseason All-America (1st) 2018 Perfect Game Rawlings Preseason All-America (1st) 2018 Perfect Game Rawlings Preseason All-ACC 2017 Cape Cod League McNeece Award 2017 Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star 2017 Cape Cod League West Division MVP 2017 All-ACC Second Team 2017 Perfect Game/Rawlings Midseason All-American 2016 Perfect Game/Rawlings Collegiate All-American (2nd) RANKINGS 2018 Baseball America Top 100 College Prospects: No Baseball America Top 200 MLB Draft Prospects: No D1Baseball Top 100 College Prospects: No. 10 D1Baseball Top ACC Prospects, 2018 Draft: No. 1 D1Baseball Top 20 College OF, 2018 Draft: No MLB Pipeline Top 50 MLB Draft Prospects: No. 19 Perfect Game Top 250 Prospects, 2018 Draft: NO. 10 Perfect Game Top 100 College Prospects, 2018 Draft: No. 6 Perfect Game 2018 Top 100 College Juniors: No. 4 Hits 4 at North Carolina Central February 21, 2017 Doubles 2 Army West Point February 25, 2017 Triples 1 3 times Home runs 2 at Campbell April 12, at Georgia Tech May 19, 2018 Total bases 9 at Campbell April 12, 2017 RBI 5 4 times Runs scored 5 at Georgia Tech May 19, 2018 Walks 3 Yale March 14, East Carolina March Davidson March 28, 2017 Hit by pitch 1 12 times Struck out 3 3 times Sac flies 1 4 times At bats 6 3 times Stolen bases 2 Princeton March 4, 2017 Field chances 6 at Louisville April 21, 2017 Putouts 6 at Louisville April 21, 2017 Assists 1 8 times DUKE CAREER RECORDS HOME RUNS 1 Nate Freiman Ryan Jackson Scott Pinoni Jeff Becker Gregg Maluchinuk Mike King Griffin Conine Ed Conrey Sean McNally Michael Fletcher SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1 Nate Freiman Scott Pinoni Vaughn Schill Jeff Becker Ryan Jackson Sean McNally Gregg Maluchinuk Bobby Brower John Furch David Norman Griffin Conine SINGLE SEASON RECORDS HOME RUNS 1 Ryan Jackson Nate Freiman Scott Pinoni Ed Conrey Griffin Conine Sean McNally Vaughn Schill Gregg Maluchinuk Griffin Conine John Furch RBI 1 Ed Conrey Sean McNally Gregg Maluchinuk Scott Pinoni Ryan Jackson Nate Freiman Jeff Becker Mike King Michael Fletcher Griffin Conine

12 CHRIS 3 HUNTER 41 CRABTREE DAVIS Freshman INF L/L Bahama, N.C. Junior RHP R/R Atlanta, Ga. Registered the first two hits of his career April 3 at Richmond. Rated as a top 500 overall prospect as well as the No. 19 first baseman in the 2017 recruiting class by Perfect Game TOTAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Hits: 2, at Richmond, Apr 03, 2018 ; at Georgia Tech, May 19, 2018 Total bases: 2, at Richmond, Apr 03, 2018 ; at Georgia Tech, May 19, 2018 RBI: 1, at Georgia Tech, May 19, 2018 Runs scored: 1, at Richmond, Apr 03, 2018 Walks: 1, Notre Dame, Apr 01, 2018 Struck out: 1, at Vanderbilt, Feb 18, 2018 ; Bucknell, Feb 25, 2018 At bats: 4, at Georgia Tech, May 19, 2018 Pitched two scoreless innings to earn the win Feb. 21 against NC Central. Recorded two outs Feb. 25 against Bucknell for his second victory of the season. Elected to the team s leadership council for the third straight year. Majoring in economics. Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO TOTAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Innings pitched: 4.1, at Wake Forest, Mar 25, 2016 Walks allowed: 3, at Wake Forest, Apr 06, 2018 Strikeouts: 6, at Wake Forest, Mar 25, 2016 Batters faced: 21, at Wake Forest, Mar 25, ACC Academic Honor Roll 2016 ACC Academic Honor Roll GAME-BY-GAME 3/19/16 North Carolina /20/16 North Carolina /25/16 at Wake Forest /29/16 Liberty /2/16 at Georgia Tech /5/16 UNCG /12/16 at Davidson /30/16 at NC State /17/17 Gonzaga /21/17 North Carolina Central * /25/17 Army West Point L 2/27/17 Southern California * /4/17 Princeton /11/17 Virginia Tech /17/17 Wake Forest /28/17 Davidson /2/17 Pittsburgh /19/17 North Carolina Central /23/17 at Louisville /26/17 Presbyterian /16/18 at Vanderbilt /21/18 North Carolina Central W 2/25/18 Bucknell W 3/2/18 Cornell /14/18 Yale /21/18 Maryland Eastern Shore /3/18 at Richmond /6/18 at Wake Forest /20/18 NC State /18/18 at Georgia Tech