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3 Cougar Baseball Record Book Quick Facts General Information Location...Charleston, S.C. Founded Nickname...Cougars President...Former Lt. Gov. Glenn McConnell Athletics Director... Matt Roberts School Colors...Maroon and White Enrollment...11,619 Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Colonial Athletic Association Stadium Information Home Field... Patriots Point Capacity...2,000 Address... Patriots Point Rd... Mt. Pleasant, S.C Opened Dimensions...(L-R) 300, 375, 400, 375, 330 Home Record Press Box Phone Program History Years in Division I (Since 1991) All-Time Record (.597) NCAA Appearances (Last)... Seven (2015) NCAA Super Regionals...Two (2006, 14) NCAA College World Series...None NCAA Tournament Record Conference Championships (Last)... Seven (2015) Conference Tournament Titles...Two (2006, 2014) Athletics Communications Baseball Contact... Whitney Noble Office Phone Cell Phone noblew@cofc.edu Web... Instagram...@CofC_Baseball Baseball Staff Head Coach... Matt Heath Overall Record (2nd) CofC Record (2nd) Assistant Coach... Jeff Whitfield (Lander, 2005) Assistant Coach...Austin Morgan (CofC, 2010) Volunteer Assistant... Ryan Jenkins (Auburn, 2010) Director of Operations... Dylan Applegate Athletic Trainer... Zach Adams 2016 Review Overall Record CAA Record (6th) Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Postseason... CAA Tournament Semifinals Starters Returning/Lost...6/3 Lettermen Returning/Lost... 14/13 Pitchers Returning/Lost...7/7 Newcomers...22 Table of Contents Quick Facts...1 Table of Contents...1 Schedule...2 Roster...3 TV Roster The Ballpark at Patriots Point Cougars Matt Heath JeffWhitfield/Austin Morgan...11 Jenkins/Applegate/Adams...12 Players In Review 2016 Review History and Records Conference Awards All-Americans Cougars in the Pros Wall of Fame Postseason History Tournament History...39 Record Book Top 10 Performances...40 Career Records Single-Season Records Team Records Single-Game Records...48 Miscellaneous Records Year-by-Year Team Statistics All-Time Series Records...54 Year-by-Year Results All-Time Roster Stay Connected to CofC Baseball Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 1

4 2017 College of Charleston Baseball College of Charleston 2017 Baseball Schedule Date Opponent Location Time February 17 Georgia Athens, GA 5:00 PM February 18 Georgia Athens, GA 1:00 PM February 19 Georgia Athens, GA 1:00 PM February 22 Coastal Carolina Conway, SC 4:00 PM February 24 Cincinnati Patriots Point 5:00 PM February 25 Cincinnati Patriots Point 2:30 PM February 26 Cincinnati Patriots Point 1:00 PM March 1 Georgia Southern Statesboro, GA 6:00 PM March 3 The Citadel Patriots Point 5:00 PM March 4 The Citadel Charleston, SC 2:00 PM March 5 The Citadel Patriots Point 1:00 PM March 7 East Carolina Patriots Point 5:00 PM March 8 East Carolina Patriots Point 2:30 PM March 10 Kent State Patriots Point 5:00 PM March 11 Kent State Patriots Point 2:30 PM March 12 Kent State Patriots Point 1:00 PM March 14 North Florida Patriots Point 4:00 PM March 17 Nebraska Lincoln, NE 4:35 PM March 18 Nebraska Lincoln, NE 2:05 PM March 19 Nebraska Lincoln, NE 12:05 PM March 21 Clemson Patriots Point 6:00 PM March 24 Hofstra * Patriots Point 6:00 PM March 25 Hofstra * Patriots Point 2:30 PM March 26 Hofstra * Patriots Point 1:00 PM March 28 Georgia Southern Patriots Point 6:00 PM March 31 UNCW * Patriots Point 6:00 PM April 1 UNCW * Patriots Point 2:30 PM April 2 UNCW * Patriots Point 1:00 PM April 4 North Florida Jacksonville, FL 4:00 PM April 7 James Madison * Harrisonburg, VA 6:00 PM April 8 James Madison * Harrisonburg, VA 4:00 PM April 9 James Madison * Harrisonburg, VA 2:00 PM April 12 Charleston Southern North Charleston, SC 6:00 PM April 14 Northeastern * Boston, MA 2:30 PM April 15 Northeastern * Boston, MA 1:00 PM April 16 Northeastern * Boston, MA 1:00 PM April 19 Coastal Carolina Patriots Point 6:00 PM April 21 Towson * Patriots Point 6:00 PM April 22 Towson * Patriots Point 2:30 PM April 23 Towson * Patriots Point 1:00 PM April 25 Clemson Clemson, SC 6:30 PM April 28 Elon * Patriots Point 6:00 PM April 29 Elon * Patriots Point 2:30 PM April 30 Elon * Patriots Point 1:00 PM May 5 William & Mary * Williamsburg, VA 6:00 PM May 6 William & Mary * Williamsburg, VA 4:00 PM May 7 William & Mary * Williamsburg, VA 1:00 PM May 10 Coastal Carolina Conway, SC 6:00 PM May 12 Arizona Patriots Point 6:00 PM May 13 Arizona Patriots Point 2:30 PM May 14 Arizona Patriots Point 1:00 PM May 16 Charleston Southern Patriots Point 6:00 PM May 18 Delaware * Newark, DE 3:00 PM May 19 Delaware * Newark, DE 3:00 PM May 20 Delaware * Newark, DE 3:00 PM May CAA Championships Wilmington, N.C. TBA Times and dates are subject to change Home games in BOLD * denotes CAA contest All times are EST , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

5 College of Charleston 2017 Baseball Roster Cougar Baseball Record Book No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Luke Manzo INF R/R So. Marietta, Ga./Walton HS 2 Tommy Richter INF L/R Jr. Wayne, Pa./Conestoga HS 3 Bradley Dixon INF/OF R/R RSo. Greenwood, S.C./Emerald HS 4 Seth Wall C R/R Jr. Georgetown, S.C./Georgetown HS 5 Dupree Hart INF R/R So. Rock Hill, SC./Northwestern HS 7 Drake Frix C/UT R/R Fr. Plainville, Ga./Walton HS 9 Danny Wondrack C R/R So. Wall, N.J./Wall HS 10 Riley Knudsen INF L/R Jr. Cabot, Ark./Cowley County CC 11 Ari Sechopoulos INF L/L Fr. Windsor, Ontario, Canada/Vincent Massey Secondary 12 Justin Baker RHP R/R Jr. Huntersville, N.C./Hough HS 13 Griffin McLarty RHP L/R Fr. Buckner, Ky./Oldham County HS 14 Xavier Freeman OF R/R Jr. New Lima, Okla./Seminole State College 15 Kris Kuhn RHP R/R Fr. Summerville, S.C./Pinewood HS 16 Austin George RHP R/R Fr. Mooresville, N.C./Lake Norman HS 17 Erven Roper C L/R Sr. Easley, S.C./Wren HS 18 Evan Sisk LHP L/L So. Chester, S.C./Lewisville HS 19 Bailey Ober RHP R/R RJr. Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Christian School 20 Trent Rider RHP R/R Fr. Warfordsburg, Pa./Southern Fulton HS 21 Tucker White RHP R/R Jr. Sterling, Okla./Cowley County CC 22 Chris Cox RHP R/R Fr. Denver, N.C./East Lincoln HS 24 Clay Hunt INF R/R So. Fort Mill, S.C./Nation Ford HS 25 Luke Morgan INF R/R Jr. New Lenox, Ill./Iowa Western CC 26 Christian Shiver LHP L/L Fr. Monroe, Ga./George Walton Academy 27 Brant Williams RHP R/R Jr. Greensboro, N.C./Brunswick CC 28 Nathan Ocker RHP R/R So. Middletown, Pa./Middletown Area HS 29 Ty Hoecker LHP L/L So. Galveston, Texas/Ball HS 30 Zach Banks LHP R/L Jr. Greenville, N.C./Brunswick CC 31 Max McKinley RHP R/R Fr. Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay School 32 Jakob Frishmuth RHP L/R Fr. Myrtle Beach, S.C./Carolina Forest HS 33 Carter Love RHP R/R Jr. Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell HS 34 Logan McRae UT R/R RFr. Florence, S.C./West Florence HS 36 Will Detwiler LHP L/L Jr. Camden, S.C./Heathwood Hall Episcopal 38 Luke Stageberg INF/OF R/L Fr. Greer, S.C./Riverside HS 40 Joey Mundy OF L/R Jr. Huntington, W.Va./Vanderbilt University Head Coach: Matt Heath, Second Season (LSU, 2002) Assistant Coach: Jeff Whitfield, Second Season (Lander, 2005) Assistant Coach: Austin Morgan, Second Season (CofC, 2010) Assistant Coach: Ryan Jenkins, First Season (Auburn, 2010) Athletic Trainer: Zach Adams Pronunciation Guide Jakob Frishmuth Ty Hoecker Kris Kuhn Griffin McLarty Erven Roper Tommy Richter Luke Stageberg Ari Sechopoulos Danny Wondrack FRISH-muhth heck-er COON Mic-LARR-tee ER-vin RICK-ter Steigh-GAH-berg Suh-COP-ah-LIS whon-drick Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 3

6 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Luke Manzo Tommy Richter Bradley Dixon Seth Wall So. Infielder Marietta, Ga Jr. Infielder Wayne, Pa RSo. Infielder/Outfielder Greenwood, S.C Jr. Catcher Georgetown, S.C Dupree Hart Drake Frix Danny Wondrack Riley Knudsen So. Infielder Rock Hill, S.C Fr. Catcher/Utility Plainville, Ga So. Catcher Wall, N.J Jr. Infielder Cabot, Ark Ari Sechopoulos Justin Baker Griffin McLarty Xavier Freeman Fr. Infielder Windsor, Ontario, Canada Jr. Right-Handed Pitcher Huntersville, N.C Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Buckner, Ky Jr. Infielder New Lima, Okla Kris Kuhn Austin George Erven Roper Evan Sisk Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Summerville, S.C Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Mooresville, N.C Sr. Catcher Easley, S.C So. Left-Handed Pitcher Chester, S.C Bailey Ober Trent Rider Tucker White Chris Cox RJr. Right-Handed Pitcher Charlotte, N.C Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Warfordsburg, Pa Jr. Right-Handed Pitcher Sterling, Okla Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Denver, N.C , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

7 Cougar Baseball Record Book Clay Hunt Luke Morgan Christian Shiver Brant Williams So. Infielder Fort Mill, S.C Jr. Infielder New Lenox, Ill Fr. Left-Handed Pitcher Monroe, Ga Jr. Right-Handed Pitcher Greensboro, N.C Nathan Ocker Ty Hoecker Zach Banks Max McKinley So. Right-Handed Pitcher Middletown, Pa So. Left-Handed Pitcher Galveston, Texas Jr. Left-Handed Pitcher Greenville, N.C Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Tallahassee, Fla Jakob Frishmuth Carter Love Logan McRae Will Detwiler Fr. Right-Handed Pitcher Myrtle Beach, S.C Jr. Right-Handed Pitcher Charlotte, N.C RSo. Utility Florence, S.C Jr. Left-Handed Pitcher Camden, S.C HC AC Luke Stageberg Joey Mundy Matt Heath Jeff Whitfield Fr. Infielder/Outfielder Greer, S.C Jr. Outfielder Huntington, W.Va. Second Season LSU, 2002 Second Season Lander, 2005 AC AC Austin Morgan Ryan Jenkins Second Season CofC, 2010 First Season Auburn, 2010 Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 5

8 2017 College of Charleston Baseball The Ballpark at Patriots Point The Ballpark at Patriots Point is the home of Cougar Baseball. The facility opened in the spring of 2001 on the banks of the Cooper River, and was part of a $3 million renovation completed in the summer of The newly renovated facility features covered seating, an expanded press box with 2 radio booths, a hospitality deck and expanded seating to 2,000. Also on site are locker rooms, an athletic training facility, practice field and a 4,200 square foot indoor practice facility. The park features field dimensions of (L-R): 300, 375, 400, 375, 330 feet. In 2012, the Cougars featured a sold-out crowd against then-no. 10 South Carolina. Since first playing at Patriots Point in 2001, the Cougars have compiled a record at home for a winning percentage of.723. Located in the shadow of the picturesque Ravenel Bridge and across from the U.S.S. Yorktown, the Ballpark at Patriots Point provides one of the most picturesque backdrops for college baseball in the country , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

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10 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Head Coach Matt Heath Second Season LSU 2000 Record At CofC: (2nd) Overall Record: (2nd) Matt Heath is in his second season as the head baseball coach at the College of Charleston. CAA Tournament. Heath led the Cougars to a overall record in his first season at the helm, including a mark in CAA play as sixth-seeded Charleston advanced to the semifinals of the Led by sophomore southpaw Bailey Ober and Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Dupree Hart, the Cougars posted their 15th consecutive 30-win season in Hart paced the offense with a.314 batting average to go along with 11 doubles, 33 runs batted in, and 10 stolen bases. Junior Bradley Jones recorded team-highs of 11 home runs and 46 RBI before being drafted in the 18th round of the MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays. Having served two coaching stints with the program under former head coaches John Pawlowski ( ) and Monte Lee ( ), Heath boasts an impressive track record of coaching enhanced by his professional experience as a player and scout. One of the rare coaches in the country who has coached both hitting and pitching and had success on both sides of the ball, Heath has learned from the best in the game. Heath played for two college coaches that have won a total of seven national championship titles in legendary LSU head coach Skip Bertman (5) and former Florida head coach Andy Lopez (2). Upon his hire, Heath, 38, completed his fifth year as CofC s pitching coach developing a talented rotation that has compiled a cumulative ERA of 3.56 over the past five years. During the 2015 season, the Cougars achieved their second-highest national ranking (No. 13), won the regular-season CAA Championship title and made their third NCAA Regional appearance in the last four years. In all, Heath has coached a National Freshman Pitcher of the Year, a consensus All-American, two Freshman All- Americans, a SoCon Pitcher of the Year, a CAA Pitcher of the Year and 13 all-conference pitchers. In addition, the CofC pitching staff led the Southern Conference in ERA in 2012 and 2013, and then set a new school record with an ERA of 2.73 in 2014, which ranked No. 18 in the nation. This past season, CofC led the CAA in ERA, shutouts, strikeout-to-walk ratio, WHIP and walks allowed per nine innings. Among Heath s pupils was 2015 consensus All-American Taylor Clarke, who led the pitching staff with one of the most decorated campaigns in program history. He tied for the national lead with 13 victories amassing a 13-1 record in 16 starts. Clarke boasted an impressive 1.73 ERA with opponents batting just.185 against him. Over the course of the year, he fanned a school-record 143 strikeouts to rank third in the nation, while limiting himself to just 14 walks for a strikeout-to-walk ratio, the fourth-best in the country. Clarke became CofC s highest-ever draft pick selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks as the first pick in the third round (76th pick overall). Heath was also responsible for the compelling transformation of Brandon Glazer from an every-day right fielder in 2014, to becoming the program s ninth 10-game winner and an All-CAA First Team selection in With only 3.1 innings pitched under his belt, he began the year out of the bullpen, making five relief appearances before making his first career start in a midweek game against USC Upstate. Just over two weeks later, he made a weekend start at James Madison in CAA play, and from there cemented his role as the Cougars No. 2 starter. After the JMU game, Glazer went at least six innings in each of his nine remaining starts, six of which were quality starts. He finished the year with 49 strikeouts against just 11 walks in 88.2 innings of work. Glazer signed a professional contract with the Los Angeles Angels. Also during the 2015 season, Heath developed the true-freshman arms of Carter Love, an All-CAA Second Team and CAA All-Rookie Team honoree, and Will Detwiler, who both made immediate impacts on the mound. Both freshman pitchers turned in sub-two ERAs on the year, and proved to be reliable pitchers for the Cougars , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

11 Cougar Baseball Record Book In 2014, CofC s pitching staff helped carry the Cougars to one of the best seasons in program history. Charleston advanced to the NCAA Lubbock Super Regional behind a phenomenal weekend rotation made up of a redshirtsophomore and two true freshmen. CofC broke a number of school records in ERA (2.73), opposing batting average (.224), walks per nine innings (2.55), WHIP (1.10) and tied the school record for saves (20). CofC s ERA ranked No. 18 in the nation, while the WHIP ranked seventh and CofC s strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.89 ranked No. 9 in the country. In eight postseason games against the nation s second-best offense (William & Mary), the 2014 SEC Champions (No. 8 Florida), and the Big 12 s top offense (No. 10 Texas Tech), CofC s pitching staff posted an ERA of 1.90 with 44 strikeouts against just 14 walks s success was spearheaded by Ober, who finished third in the CofC record books with a 1.53 ERA, while setting new school records in opposing batting average (.192) and WHIP (0.86) en route to NCBWA Freshman Pitcher of the Year honors. Ober s WHIP ranked eighth-best in the nation, while his ERA led all freshmen pitchers. Ober teamed with Clarke to become the first pair of 10-game winners on the same team in school history. Freshman Tyler Thornton finished second in school history with a WHIP of 1.00 to go with crucial wins in the CAA and Regional title games. Senior Michael Hanzlik led the bullpen with a school-record 16 saves, which ranked eighth in the country. The 2013 pitching corps saw continued success despite losing over half the staff from the 2012 season to the pro ranks. They led the SoCon for the second-straight year in ERA (4.20), batting average against (.264) and had the lowest number of walks with 167. The staff finished No. 21 in the nation with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of Senior starter Jake Zokan was drafted in the ninth round by the Seattle Mariners, while senior Matt Pegler earned preseason All-America honors. The 2012 season showcased one of the top three pitching staffs in program history. Four pitchers signed professional contracts after the season with Christian Powell winning the SoCon Pitcher of the Year award. Matt Pegler and Kyle Owings joined Powell on the all-conference squad as the staff posted the second-lowest batting average against in league history (.241) while ranking nationally in ERA (26th), strikeout-to-walk ratio (17th) and strikeouts per nine innings (17th). Heath initially came to Charleston in 2006 after spending two seasons as an assistant coach at Tallahassee Community College in Tallahassee, Fla. In his first stint with the Cougars, he worked primarily with the hitters and CofC excelled under his guidance. The offense was ranked nationally in numerous categories and broke multiple school and conference records. After two years in the Lowcountry, Heath accepted an assistant coaching position at Auburn. There, he worked with hitters, fielders and catchers leading the Tigers to national rankings in several categories and breaking numerous school records during the 2009 season. Heath later scouted for the Houston Astros covering the North Florida area, before returning to the College of Charleston on Lee s staff for the 2011 season. A former prep star who was named North Florida Player of the Year out of Fernandina Beach High School in his hometown of Fernandina Beach, Fla., Heath went on to play at the University of Florida for two years. He later transferred to LSU, where he was a two-time All-SEC Tournament selection, making the team as a catcher in 2001 and playing in the outfield the next season. In 2002, he led LSU in home runs and runs scored, and was also selected to the All-Tournament Team at the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional. Heath graduated from LSU with a bachelor s degree in general studies in 2002 and later signed a pro contract and played for the Arizona Diamondbacks organization for two seasons. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have one daughter, Everett EB (3), and one son, Hagan (2). Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 9

12 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Year-by-Year Coaching Records Season Record Conference Coach Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (TAAC)...Ralph Ciabattari (SoCon)...Ralph Ciabattari (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...John Pawlowski (SoCon)...Monte Lee (SoCon)...Monte Lee (SoCon)...Monte Lee (SoCon)...Monte Lee (SoCon)...Monte Lee (CAA)...Monte Lee (CAA)...Monte Lee (CAA)...Matt Heath Coaching Records Ralph Ciabattari ( ): (.495), (.413) John Pawlowski ( ): (.636), (.665) Monte Lee ( ): (.656), (.680) Matt Heath (2016-Pres.): (.543), (.500) , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

13 Cougar Baseball Record Book Assistant Coach Jeff Whitfield Second Season Lander 2004 Jeff Whitfield is in his second year as assistant coach at College of Charleston. Whitfield, who was previously the associate head coach at former Southern Conference rival Furman, works with CofC s hitters and outfielders as well as head up recruiting for the program. After eight seasons as a member of Furman s coaching staff, Whitfield was promoted from assistant coach to associate head coach. In addition to coaching the Paladins catchers and hitters, he also served as the program s recruiting coordinator. A three-year starter and all-region catcher at T.L. Hanna High School in his hometown of Anderson, S.C., Whitfield attended Lander University, where he started in 190 games for the Senators over four seasons and served as team captain in A four-time Peach Belt Conference Academic Team selection, he was hit-by-pitch a NCAA Division II record 45 times during his career. Whitfield earned a bachelor s degree from Lander in exercise studies and physical education. After graduation, he played two years of professional ball with the Yuma Scorpions, an independent team in the Golden Baseball League in Arizona and California. He returned to the Upstate holding a number of teaching and coaching positions including instructor at the Ballpark of Anderson, assistant coach at Anderson University and assistant coach at Dorman High School. He has also coached the Upstate Mavericks 18U and 17U teams. Whitfield is married to the former Kristen McLeod, who is from Walterboro, S.C. The couple are proud parents of two daughters: Kylie and McKenna. Assistant Coach Austin Morgan Second Season CofC 2010 Austin Morgan is in his second season as assistant coach at College of Charleston. A former catcher and student assistant coach at CofC, Morgan will serve in a versitle role for the Cougars. Morgan will work all over the field developing players with his main focus being on the defensive side by working with infielders and catchers as well as assisting with the ourtfielders. On the offensive side, Morgan will assist with hitting and baserunning; he will also be a major factor in recruiting for the Cougars. Morgan spent the season serving as a volunteer assistant coach at Texas A&M, where he helped the Aggies to the Fort Worth Super Regional and a program-best tying No. 1 national ranking. A&M compiled a record and was ranked in the Top 10 in 12 NCAA statistical categories including nine on the offensive side and three on the mound. Prior to A&M, Morgan spent two seasons as a volunteer assistant at East Carolina. During his two seasons at ECU, he worked directly with the catchers and assisted Ben Sanderson as a hitting instructor. He also mentored Pirates catcher Travis Watkins to Conference USA All-Freshman Team recognition. His coaching career began as a student assistant coach for one season under former CofC Head Coach Monte Lee in The Cougars received an at-large bid and No. 2 NCAA Tournament seed advancing to the 2010 Myrtle Beach Regional championship game, before falling to No. 4 national seed Coastal Carolina. CofC ended the season ranked No. 27 in the final National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association poll. As a member of Lee s staff, Morgan worked with the Cougars catchers and assisted with hitting instruction. His 2010 squad led the Southern Conference in 10 offensive categories and ranked among the national leaders in home runs (5th/105), scoring (7th/9.1), runs (8th/576), doubles (9th/160), walks (14th/298), slugging percentage (15th/.539) and hits (21st/732). A two-year CofC letterman, Morgan helped the Cougars to 74 wins and a pair of SoCon Tournament appearances from He appeared in 114 games (112 starts) over two seasons batting.297 (110-for-372) with eight home runs, 32 doubles and 82 RBIs. As a senior, he helped Charleston to a record making 56 starts behind the plate. Morgan batted.292 with five homers and 45 RBIs during the year. He also helped the Cougars to a ledger batting.301 with 43 runs, 14 doubles, three home runs and 37 RBIs in 2008, his junior year. A former two-year standout under Head Coach Brian Roper at Blinn College in Brenham, Texas, Morgan earned ABCA Gold Glove honors in He helped the Buccaneers to a mark as a freshman and record as a sophomore. Originally from Houston, Texas, Morgan was a standout at Cinco Ranch High School in Katy, Texas, where he earned all-district honors and team MVP recognition as a senior. He also garnered all-state honors as Cinco Ranch s quarterback in A 2010 graduate of The College with a bachelor s degree in business administration, Morgan is married to the former Allisyn Miller, a Charleston native. They were wed in the fall of Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 11

14 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Volunteer Assistant Ryan Jenkins First Season Auburn 2010 Ryan Jenkins is in his first season as a member of College of Charleston head coach Matt Heath s staff. Jenkins previously worked with the Auburn baseball program the last two years and served as strength and conditioning coach during the 2016 season. Ryan is a tremendous asset for our program, Heath said. He has an extremely strong background in baseball that is very versatile working with both pitchers and hitters. Ryan will make a huge impact in developing our players on-and-off the field. A former four-year letter-winner for the Tigers from as a catcher, Jenkins was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 17th round of the 2010 Major League Baseball Draft. He went on to play in the Royals minor league system from Jenkins returned to Auburn in 2013 to complete his bachelor s degree in sociology and served as a student assistant coach during the 2014 season. Originally from Millbrook, Ala., Jenkins was named to the All-SEC team in 2010 after hitting.365 with seven home runs and 34 RBI, while making 48 starts behind the plate. Director of Operations Dylan Applegate First Season CofC 2016 College of Charleston alum Dylan Applegate ( 16) was promoted to director of baseball operations on Aug. 16, Applegate previously served as a student assistant coach for the Cougars during the 2016 season, while completing his undergraduate coursework. He joined the program as a student manager in 2013 and served in a supporting role for the team s memorable Colonial Athletic Association Championship title and NCAA Super Regional run in Dylan knows our program better than anybody, CofC Head Coach Matt Heath said. He has diligently proven he will better our team in any way that he can. Originally from Lexington, Ky., Applegate played baseball for Lexington Catholic High School winning a state championship title in He graduated from The College in May with a bachelor s degree in exercise science. Athletic Trainer Zach Adams Fourth Season Alabama 2009 Zach Adams is in his fourth season as an assistant athletic trainer working primarily with the College of Charleston baseball program. Prior to CofC, Adams spent two seasons as an assistant athletic trainer at the University of North Georgia in Dahlonega, Ga. There, he worked with the Nighthawks baseball team and coordinated the insurance for all sports. Originally from Vinemont, Ala., Adams earned his bachelor s degree in athletic training with a minor in nutrition from The University of Alabama in He also completed his master s degree coursework in sport management from Florida State University in Adams worked closely with the Crimson Tide football and swimming and diving teams as a student athletic trainer as well as with the FSU football and baseball teams as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. In the summer of 2008, Adams interned with the National Football League s New Orleans Saints. A certified athletic trainer and a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), he is married to the former Jensine Jernigan of Atlanta, Ga., and currently resides in Mt. Pleasant, S.C , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

15 1 Luke Manzo Cougar Baseball Record Book Sophomore Infielder R/R Marietta, Ga (Freshman): Appeared in 54 games with 54 starts Batted.249 with four doubles and 16 runs batted in Recorded seven stolen bases on 12 attempts Posted a.978 fielding percentage at shortstop, with six errors in 269 attempts Led the team with 15 sacrifices 11 multi-hit games Went 2-for-3 with an RBI at Florida State (Feb. 27) Posted two hits with two RBIs at The Citadel (Mar. 4) Back-to-back two-hit games against Mercer (Mar. 13) and at Furman (Mar. 15) Reached base in 10 straight games (Mar. 26 Apr. 15) Went 3-for-4 at Coastal Carolina (Apr. 13) Tied a season-high with three hits at Coastal Carolina (Apr. 20) Reached safely in 11 straight games, including an eight-game hitting streak (May 13 May 26) Went 3-for-3 with a double and an RBI against Elon (May 25) in the CAA Tournament Drove in a run with a 2-for-3 day against William & Mary (May 26) in the CAA Tournament. Prep: Played four seasons at Walton High School in Marietta, Ga. Member of Class 6A state runner-up team as a senior Led team to combined record over final three seasons Three-time all-region selection Named all-state as a senior Batted.350 for high school career. Personal: Full name is Lucas Richard Manzo Born June 6, 1997 Son of Sue and Rick Manzo Has two sisters, Olivia and Becca. 2 Tommy Richter Junior Infielder L/R Wayne, Pa (Sophomore): Appeared in 55 games with 53 starts Batted.271 with four doubles, four triples, two home runs and 21 runs batted in Recorded six stolen bases on nine attempts 15 multi-hit games Four games with multiple RBIs Drew 31 walks Went 2-for-4 at Florida State (Feb. 27) Drove in two runs with a 2-for-4 effort at The Citadel (Mar. 6) Knocked in three runs with a 3-for-5 day including two triples against Mercer (Mar. 13) Reached safely in 10 straight games (Mar. 13 Mar. 26) Went 3-for-5 against VCU (Mar. 20) Career-best 5-for-5 day with five runs scored and an RBI against Delaware (Mar. 26) Drove in four runs on two hits, including a home run, against UC Santa Barbara (Apr. 8) Season-high 11 consecutive games reaching safely (Apr. 17 May 11) Three straight two-hit games at Towson (Apr ) Tallied two hits at Clemson (May 11) Season-highs of three walks and four runs scored against Elon (May 25) in the CAA Tournament Drove in two runs with a 2-for-3 day, including a home run, against William & Mary (May 27) in the CAA Tournament (Freshman): Appeared in 37 games with 23 starts Batted.250 with eight RBI, six doubles and 17 runs scored Made collegiate debut in game one of doubleheader at No. 10 South Carolina (Feb.14); collected first career hit in first at-bat, a third-inning double Posted five multi-hit games, including a 3-for-4 performance in the second game of the series against Towson (Mar. 21) Recorded a hit in six consecutive games (Mar. 7-17), including multiple hits against USC Upstate (Mar. 11) and Campbell (Mar. 17). Prep: Played four seasons at Conestoga High School in Berwyn, Pa. Member of 2011 state championship team as a freshman Named first team all-area as a junior and senior Team finished as state runner-up in senior season. Personal: Full name is Thomas Daniel Richter Born May 26, 1996 Son of Colleen and Bill Richter Brother, Stephen, played baseball at Delaware and was a third team All-CAA selection in 2013 Brother, Ryan, played baseball at Penn State (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 51 games with 45 starts Batted.273 with four doubles, one triple, one home run and 23 runs batted in Recorded eight stolen bases on 12 attempts 14 multi-hit games Five games with multiple RBIs Picked up his first hit in his collegiate debut against Nebraska (Feb. 19) Went 2-for-5 in game two of Nebraska series (Feb. 20) Back-to-back two-hit games against Coastal Carolina (Mar. 2) and at The Citadel (Mar. 4) Drove in two runs with a double against Mercer (Mar. 13) Went 2-for-3 with two RBIs and two walks against Georgia Southern (Apr. 5) Drove in two runs with a triple and a home run against James Madison (Apr. 22) Reached base in 17 straight games (Apr. 30 May 27) to end the season Drew 12 of his 21 walks in that span including six games without a hit Tallied three hits, three runs, two RBIs and a double at Clemson (May 11) Season-highs of four hits and three RBIs against William & Mary (May 21) Had two hits and an RBI against William & Mary (May 26) in the CAA Tournament (Freshman): Did not play. 3 Bradley Dixon Redshirt Soph. Infielder/Outfielder R/R Greenwood, S.C. Prep: Played four seasons at Emerald High School in Greenwood, S.C. Three-time all-region selection Named all-state as a junior and senior Named team s offensive MVP as sophomore, junior and senior Was ranked as No. 3 shortstop by Diamond Prospects Member of school s Beta Club and Honors Society. Personal: Full name is Bradley Adam Dixon Born January 29, 1996 Son of Kathi and Barry Dixon Has one brother, Reid. Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 13

16 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 4 Seth Wall Junior Catcher R/R Georgetown, S.C. Prior to CofC (Spartanburg Methodist College): Batted.262 with two home runs and 27 runs batted in over two seasons at Spartanburg Methodist College in Spartanburg, S.C. Helped SMC to a region championship in Prep: Attended Georgetown High School in Georgetown, S.C. Four-time All-Region selection, including three first team nods Batted.416 with 14 runs scored as a senior HSSR All-State honoree in 2013 Ranked No. 17 overall in the state of South Carolina by Perfect Game. and Josh, and one sister, Jenna. Personal: Full name is Seth Elliott Wall Born March 4, 1996 Son of Charles and Diane Wall Has two brothers, Cal 5 Dupree Hart Sophomore Infielder R/R Rock Hill, S.C. Career Honors 2016 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American 2016 CAA All-Rookie Team 2016 CAA Rookie of the Week (3x) 2016 (Freshman): Appeared in 53 games with 48 starts Led the team with a.314 batting average, 38 walks, and 10 stolen bases on 13 attempts Tallied 37 runs scored, 33 runs batted in, 11 doubles, two home runs, and one triple 14 multi-hit games Nine games with multiple RBIs Reached base safely in 10 of the season s first 11 games Went 1-for-3 in his collegiate debut with a walk against Nebraska (Feb. 19) Drove in two runs and scored three in game two of the Nebraska series (Feb. 20) Put together a 3-for-4 day with two doubles and three RBIs in the series finale against Nebraska (Feb. 21) Drove in four runs against Coastal Carolina (Mar. 2) Went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs against Delaware (Mar. 25) Plated two runs with an eighth-inning double against UC Santa Barbara (Apr. 10) Backto-back two-hit games against James Madison (Apr ) and at Towson (Apr ) Drove in two runs with an infield single at Towson (Apr. 29) Hit his first collegiate home run a grand slam against Northeastern (May. 14) as part of a season-high five RBIs Went 3-for-4 against William & Mary (May 26) in the CAA Tournament Drew a season-high three walks against UNCW (May 27) in the CAA Tournament. Prep: Attended Northwestern High School in Rock Hill, S.C. Named 2015 South Carolina Mr. Baseball Named 2015 High School Sports Report Class AAAA Player of the Year Was a four-year starter under coach Mitch Walters Batted.476 with two home runs and 29 RBI Team advanced to the postseason all four years Helped lead Trojans to record over four seasons As a junior, team advanced to Class AAAA title game Also played football, served as team s quarterback Was a 2014 South Carolina Mr. Football finalist Member of 2013 Class AAAA, Division II state championship team Set South Carolina career receptions record during junior season, previously held by A.J. Green (279) Finished career with 323 receptions. Personal: Full name is Deangelo Dupree Hart Born on Nov. 11, 1996 Son of Terri Joseph and Dominic Hart Has one sister, Dominique. 7 Drake Frix Freshman Catcher/Utility R/R Plainville, Ga. Prep: Attended Darlington High School in Rome, Ga. as a junior, and Walton High School in Marietta, Ga. as a senior Member of 2016 state championship team at Walton Four-time All-State First Team selection Two-time All-State honoree Three-time All-Region performer. Personal: Full name is Tristen Drake Frix Born December 16, 1996 Son of Chris and Rhonda Frix Has one brother, Tigger. 9 Danny Wondrack Sophomore Catcher R/R Wall, N.J (Freshman): Appeared in 31 games with 17 starts Tallied 11 hits with one double, three home runs, and 11 RBIs in 59 at-bats Three multi-hit games Picked up his first collegiate hit against Charleston Southern (Mar. 16) Launched his first collegiate home run a grand slam against Delaware (Mar. 26) Back-to-back two-hit games against James Madison (Apr ) Went 2-for-5 with a three-run home run in game one of a doubleheader at Towson (Apr. 30) Hit a solo home run at UNCW (May 7). Prep: Played four seasons at Wall High School in Wall, N.J. Member of three division championship teams (2012, 2013, 2014) Helped lead the Crimson Knights with a combined record during four-year career Batted.432 with 33 RBI and school single-season record nine home runs as a senior Posted career.400 batting average with 13 home runs and 69 RBI Second in school history with 103 career hits and 13 career home runs Named all-state in 2015 Named first team all-conference in 2014 and Personal: Full name is Mark Daniel Wondrack Born Oct. 9, 1996 Son of Amy and Mark Wondrack Has one sister, Lindsay , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

17 10 Riley Knudsen Junior Infielder L/R Cabot, Ark. Cougar Baseball Record Book Prior to CofC (Cowley County Community College): Batted.322 with 15 doubles, five home runs and 74 runs batted in two seasons at Cowley County Community College Recorded a walk-off hit in the 2016 Region 6 Championship Selected to the Jayhawk All-Star Game Batted.350 with 11 doubles and 38 RBIs as a freshman. Prep: Attended Cabot High School in Cabot, Ark. Two-time all-state selection Heartland Classic and Xtra Innings participant Batted.460 with 30 doubles and a.980 fielding percentage. sister, Delaney. Personal: Full name is Riley Allen Knudsen Born September 5, 1995 Son of Curtis and Jennifer Knudsen Has one 11 Ari Sechopoulos Freshman Infielder L/L Windsor, Ontario, Canada Prep: Attended Vincent Massey Secondary School in Windsor, Ontario, Canada Two-time All-City selection Named to Team Ontario as a sophomore and junior Batted.421 with four home runs as a sophomore Posted three home runs and 24 RBIs as a senior. Personal: Full name is Ari Sechopoulos Born May 2, 1998 Son of Panos Sechopoulos and Shelley Williams Has two brothers, Alex and George. 12 Justin Baker Junior Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Huntersville, N.C (Sophomore): Appeared in 24 games out of the bullpen Posted a 3-3 record with three saves and a 5.73 earned run average in 33 innings Struck out 27 batters and surrendered 12 walks Picked up a save with one and two-thirds scoreless innings against Mercer (Mar. 11) Earned a save with two shutout innings against VCU (Mar. 20) Struck out four in two and two-thirds innings against Coastal Carolina (Mar. 22) Tallied his third save of the season against Delaware (Mar. 26) Tossed two and two-thirds scoreless frames with three strikeouts at Elon (Apr. 3) Three straight scoreless appearances against UC Santa Barbara (Apr. 9-10) and at Hofstra (Apr. 15) Tossed a shutout inning at Clemson (May 11). Prior to CofC (Brunswick CC): Spent two seasons for Coach Robbie Allen at Brunswick Community College in Supply, N.C. Appeared in 17 games compiling a 3-2 record with five saves, 41 strikeouts and a 2.38 ERA in 53 innings as a freshman. Prep: Attended Hough High School in Cornelius, N.C. Posted.465 batting average as well as 10-0 record with school-record 1.00 ERA on the mound as a senior. Personal: Full name is Justin Alexander Baker Born June 13, 1996 Son of Rebekah Baker Has one brother, Hunter. 13 Griffin McLarty Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher L/R Buckner, Ky. Prep: Attended Oldham County High School in Buckner, Ky. PBR Ky. Player of the Year Named the 8th Region Player of the Year All-State and All-Louisville-Metro First Team Selection 29th District Player of the Year Posted an 11-0 record with 122 strikeouts and a 0.30 ERA as a senior, while batting.425 with six home runs and 49 RBIs. Personal: Full name is Griffin David McLarty Born August 10, 1998 Son of Scott and Mary Beth McLarty Has one brother, Gavin, and one sister, Kate. Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 15

18 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 14 Xavier Freeman Junior Outfielder R/R New Lima, Okla. Prior to CofC (Seminole State College): Two-time Conference MVP at Seminole State College in Seminole, Okla. Batted.371 with 27 home runs and 82 runs batted in last season to earn NJCAA All-America honors Hit.318 with seven home runs and 40 RBIs as a freshman. Prep: Attended Seminole High School in Seminole, Okla. Two-time All-State Honorable Mention selection as a junior and senior Batted.510 with 10 home runs and 57 RBIs as a senior Hit a walk-off home run to beat the top-ranked team in the state during his senior season. Personal: Full name is Xavier Derelle Freeman Born December 19, 1995 Son of Franklin and Christy Freeman Has one sister, Taegan. 15 Kris Kuhn Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Summerville, N.C. Prep: Attended Pinewood Prep in Summerville, S.C. Two-time SCISA All-State and All-Region performer Region Player of the Year Golden Arm award at the Palmetto Games Recorded 194 strikeouts in 127 and two-thirds innings. Personal: Full name is Kristopher Eric Kuhn Born November 11, 1997 Son of Edward and Brenda Kuhn Has one brother, Matt, and one sister, Megan His cousin, Buster Kuhn, played football at Oklahoma and won a national championship. 16 Austin George Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Mooresville, N.C. Prep: Attended Lake Norman High School in Mooresville, N.C.... Member of Lake Norman team that finished third in the state in Personal: Full name is Austin Christopher George Born August 30, 1997 Son of Chris and Katie George Has one sister, Emily. 17 ERven Roper Senior Catcher L/R Easley, S.C. Career Honors 2015 All-CAA Third Team & Mary (May 21) (Junior): Appeared in 56 games with 54 starts... Batted.263 with four home runs and 34 RBIs... Recorded 14 multi-hit games, including two three-hit games... Eight games with multiple RBIs... Drove in three runs and hit a home run against Nebraska (Feb. 20)... Hit two home runs with three RBIs against Mercer (Mar. 13)... Three straight multi-hit games (Mar Apr. 1)... Drove in a season-high four RBIs with a 3-for-4 day - including two doubles - against Delaware (Mar. 26)... Went 3-for-4 against James Madison (Apr. 23)... Drove in three runs at Clemson (May 11)... Perfect 4-for-4 day against William 2015 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 60 games with 59 starts Batted.288 with four home runs and 29 RBIs Recorded 17 multi-hit games, including five games with three hits Hit by pitch eight times, tied for most on the team Reached base in 22 consecutive games (Mar. 31 May 8) Hit three-run home run against Elon (Apr. 10) Recorded a hit in 14 consecutive games (Apr. 14 May 8) Was 3-for-5 with a home run and four RBI against Delaware (Apr. 17) Finished the three-game series against Delaware (Apr ) 7-for-12 with five RBIs Was 3-for-4 with four RBI against Furman (Apr. 24) Hit walk-off home run against Auburn in the NCAA Tallahassee Regional (May 29) (Freshman): Appeared in 20 games with seven starts behind the plate Picked up five hits (.167), two coming in a 2-for-2 day against Jacksonville (Mar. 11) Notched a double and scored against Northeastern (Mar. 28). Prep: Played four seasons at Wren HS in Piedmont, S.C. Named all-state and all-region catcher as a senior Batted.370 with 26 RBI as a senior Named No. 2 catcher in South Carolina by Diamond Prospects. Personal: Full name is Thomas Erven Roper Born February 28, 1995 Son of Sharon and Jerry Roper Has one brother, Eric , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

19 18 Evan Sisk Cougar Baseball Record Book Sophomore Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Chester, S.C (Freshman): Appeared in 17 games with five starts Posted a 1-2 record with a 5.40 earned run average in 38 and one-thirds innings of work Struck out 37 batters and surrendered 20 walks Allowed one run or less in 10 appearances Tossed one and two-thirds scoreless innings in relief in game two of a doubleheader against Delaware (Mar. 26) Struck out the side in a scoreless inning of relief at Coastal Carolina (Apr. 20) Earned his first collegiate win against Northeastern (May 14), allowing two runs and striking out seven in five innings Surrendered one run on five hits in seven innings against William & Mary (May 20) Pitched a season-high eight innings with two runs allowed and five strikeouts against UNCW (May 27) in the CAA Tournament. Prep: Played four seasons at Lewisville High School in Richburg, S.C. Named all-state as a sophomore, junior and senior Posted 0.97 ERA with 114 strikeouts as a senior Pitched a no-hitter against Great Falls High School, striking our 12 batters, in his final regular season home game as a senior Played against CofC teammate JK Love (Latta HS) in 2015 South Carolina Class A state title game; Latta won 6-4 Combined with two other pitchers to toss nohitter against North Central High School as a senior; Sisk started the game and struck out five of the first nine batters in three innings of work Member of state championship basketball team as a sophomore. Personal: Full name is Samuel Evan Sisk Born April 23, 1997 Son of Jean and James Sisk Has one brother, Dustin. Career Honors 2014 NCBWA National Freshman Pitcher of the Year 2014 Baseball America Freshman All-American 2014 CAA Rookie of the Year 2014 CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player 2014 ABCA All-Atlantic Region Team 2014 CAA Rookie or Pitcher of the Week (5x) 2016 All-CAA Second Team 2016 (Redshirt Sophomore): Appeared in 15 games with 15 starts Posted a 7-4 record with a 3.53 earned run average in 97 innings Struck out 96 batters and surrendered 27 walks Allowed two runs or less in seven appearances Tossed seven and two-thirds shutout innings to earn the win against The Citadel (Mar. 5) Surrendered two runs and struck out six in eight innings to earn the win against Delaware (Mar. 26) Picked up his third win of the season against UC Santa Barbara (Apr. 9) Struck out 10 in six and two-thirds innings to earn the win against James Madison (Apr. 23) Allowed one run and fanned 10 in eight innings at Towson (Apr. 30) for his fifth win of the season Back-to-back complete games against Northeastern (May 13) and William & Mary (May 19), the first CofC pitcher to do so since Nick Chigges in 2006 Struck out a career-high 13 batters in a complete game effort against Northeastern Earned his sixth win with a complete game against William & Mary, allowing one run and striking out seven Picked up his seventh win against William & Mary (May 26) in the CAA Tournament, striking out six and allowing two runs in eight and one-third innings (Sophomore): Did not play Received redshirt. 19 Bailey Ober Redshirt Jr. Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Charlotte, N.C (Freshman): Appeared in 17 games as a freshman, started 14 Posted CAA-best 1.52 ERA to lead all NCAA freshman pitchers Held opponents to.192 batting average while striking out 85 batters and walking just 19 Struck out a career-high 10 batters in eight scoreless innings against Marist (Mar. 2) Pitched shutout against The Citadel (Mar. 10), allowed two hits and struck out eight Pitched complete game against William & Mary (May 23) in the semifinals of CAA Tournament Recorded a quality start in 12 of 14 starts. Prep: Attended Charlotte Christian School in Charlotte, N.C. Member of North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA) state championship teams in 2012 and 2013 Named 2013 Collegiate Baseball All-American second-team Named All-NCISAA first team Named Charlotte Area Pitcher of the Year Posted 10-0 record with 0.45 ERA and 99 strikeouts as a senior Led Charlotte Christian School to No. 22 national ranking by Collegiate Baseball in 2013 Was 10-1 with 1.00 ERA as a junior Also played basketball. Personal: Full name is John Bailey Ober Born July 12, 1995 Son of Cathy and Daniel Ober Brother, Drew, play baseball at Charlotte. 20 Trent Rider Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Warfordsburg, Pa. Prep: Attended Southern Fulton HS in Warfordsburg, Pa Single-A Player of the Year Three-time Inner County Conference All-Star Five-time Player of the Week 23-3 career record as a starter Career strikeout-to-walk ratio of Held opposing hitters to a.104 batting average Eight career one-hitters. Personal: Full name is Trent Logan Rider Born March 24, 1998 Son of Brian and Tracy Rider Has one sister, Jordyn Father, Brian, pitched at Elon. Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 17

20 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 21 Tucker White Junior Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Sterling, Okla. Prior to CofC (Cowley County Community College): Played two seasons at Cowley County Community College Posted a 14-1 record with a 3.82 ERA and 125 strikeouts in innings Went 9-0 with a 2.73 ERA and 86 strikeouts last season JUCO Player of the Week Helped Cowley County advance to the JUCO World Series in Selected to the Jayhawk All-Star Game. Prep: Attended Sterling High School in Sterling, Okla. Posted a 10-0 record with a 0.50 ERA and 124 strikeouts Took home all-state and all-city honors... Named Player of the Year. Personal: Full name is Tucker Dean White Born July 7, 1996 Son of Buck and Debbie White Has one brother, Dillon, and one sister, Hannah. 22 Chris Cox Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Denver, N.C. Prep: Attended East Lincoln High School in Denver, N.C. Named the Conference Player of the Year as a sophomore All-State selection as a junior Posted a 7-2 record with a 0.14 ERA and 69 strikeouts as a junior. Personal: Full name is Christopher Neil Cox Born November 7, 1997 Son of Greg and Julie Cox Has one brother, Tyler, and one sister, Katie Father, Greg, played baseball at Methodist University Uncle, Doug, played baseball at UNC Charlotte. 23 Parker Bass Freshman Infielder R/R Charleston, S.C. Prep: Attended James Island Charter High School in James Island, S.C. Batted.350 with three home runs as a senior. Personal: Full name is Parker Lee Bass Born May 27, 1998 Son of Byron and Pam Bass Has one sister, Bailey Grandfather, Buddy Bass, played football and baseball at Duke. 24 Clay Hunt Sophomore Infielder R/R Fort Mill, S.C (Freshman): Appeared in 11 games with seven starts in the field Tallied three hits with one double, one home run, and four RBIs in 26 at-bats Made nine appearances out of the bullpen with an 0-1 record and an 8.44 earned run average Struck out nine and allowed three walks in 10 and two-thirds innings Drove in two runs with a double against Coastal Carolina (Mar. 22) Hit a solo home run at Towson (Apr. 30)... Did not surrender a run in his first seven appearances Earned his first collegiate save in the Cougars upset of No. 2 South Carolina (Mar. 29). Prep: Attended Nation Ford High School in Fort Mill, S.C. Two-time all-state selection Batted.384 with eight home runs and 16 doubles as a senior Also played basketball. Personal: Full name is Clay Jordan Hunt Born on June 27, 1997 Son of Stacy and Doug Hunt Has one sister, Ally. 25 Luke Morgan Junior Infielder R/R New Lenox, Ill. Prior to CofC (Iowa Western Community College): Spent the 2016 season at Iowa Western CC in Council Bluffs, Iowa Hit.399 with 14 home runs Selected to the All-State and All-District Teams. Prior to CofC (South Alabama): Spent the 2015 season at University of South Alabama. Prep: Attended Lincoln-Way West High School in New Lenox, Ill. Selected to the 3A All-State First Team by the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association as an infielder his senior year... Batted.452 with 10 doubles, 22 RBI and 26 runs scored while posting a.576 slugging percentage as a junior... Earned four saves in 13 appearances on the mound... Named to the Herald-News All-Area First Team as a junior Helped lead the Warriors to a regional championship as a sophomore... Left Lincoln-Way West HS as the program s all-time leader in runs scored, RBI and batting average at the plate, as well as the school s career leader in strikeouts on the mound. Personal: Full name is Lukas Eugene Morgan Born May 13, 1996 Son of Keith and Marsha Morgan Has one sister, Danielle Father, Keith, played football at Indiana Unce, Bob, played football at Northern Illinois , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

21 26 Christian Shiver Cougar Baseball Record Book Freshman Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Monroe, Ga. Prep: Attended George Walton Academy in Monroe, Ga. Three-time All-Region First Team selection Three-time All- County Cy Young Award recipient Georgia Dugout Club All-State honoree Recorded 21 wins, 168 strikeouts and a 2.51 ERA. Personal: Full name is Richard Christian Shiver Born August 26, 1997 Son of Mitch and Karen Shiver Has one brother, Collin. 27 Brant Williams Junior Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Greensboro, N.C. Prior to CofC (Brunswick Community College): Played two seasons at Brunswick Community College in Supply, N.C. Recorded a 2-0 record with 24 strikeouts in 27 innings of work last season. Prep: Attended Northern Guilford High School in Greensboro, N.C. as a freshman, junior and senior, and Oak Ridge Military Academy in Oak Ridge, N.C. as a sophomore All-Conference selection in 2013 Preseason Top 100 Under Armour All-American in Leslie. Personal: Full name is Brant Robert Williams Born May 17, 1995 Son of Robert and Angela Williams Has one sister, 28 Nathan Ocker Sophomore Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Middletown, Pa (Freshman): Made 20 appearances with four starts Posted a 4-1 record with a 4.25 earned run average in 42 and one-third innings Struck out 42 batters and surrendered 12 walks Allowed one run or less in 15 appearances Earned his first collegiate win with two and one-third scoreless innings at The Citadel (Mar. 6) Picked up his second win against Delaware (Mar. 26) Tossed two shutout innings in the Cougars upset of No. 2 South Carolina (Mar. 29) Struck out four in two and two-thirds innings at Elon (Apr. 3) to earn his third win Earned his fourth win with two and two-thirds one-run innings at Clemson (May 11) Made the start against William & Mary (May 27) in the CAA Tournament, allowing two runs and striking out five in six innings. Prep: Played four seasons at Middletown Area High School in Middletown, Pa. Named 2015 Mid-Penn Keystone Division All-Star first team Patriot News Big 15 selection Recorded 325 strikeouts during four-year career Recorded 111 strikeouts in each his junior and senior season Struck out 24 batters in a nine-inning game as a sophomore on April 25, 2013 Also played football Passed for 1,515 yards and 13 touchdowns in his career. Personal: Full name is Nathan Keith Ocker Born Dec. 3, 1996 Son of Jodi and Keith Ocker Has one brother, Caleb. 29 Ty Hoecker Sophomore Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Galveston, Texas 2016 (Freshman): Did not play. Prep: Played two seasons at Ball High School in Galveston, Texas Played freshman and sophomore seasons at Santa Fe High School in Galveston Named All-Houston second team Named preseason underclassman as a junior Named preseason all-district team. Personal: Full name is Michael Tyler Hoecker Born September 17, 1996 Son of Shelley and Mike Hoecker Has one sister, Tory. 30 Zach Banks Junior Left-Handed Pitcher R/L Greenville, N.C. Prior to CofC (Brunswick Community College): Played two seasons at Brunswick Community College in Supply, N.C. Made 17 appearances out of the bullpen last season Posted a 2-2 record with two saves and 21 strikeouts in 22 and onethird innings. Prep: Attended South Central High School in Winterville, N.C. Advanced to the postseason in three consecutive seasons. Personal: Full name is Zachary Thompson Banks Born September 9, 1995 Son of Christopher and Danielle Banks Has one sister, Kathryn. Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 19

22 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 31 Max McKinley Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Tallahassee, Fla. Prep: Attended Maclay School in Tallahassee, Fla All-Big Bend Player of the Year 2016 Rawlings-Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-America selection 2016 MaxPreps Small Schools All-America Team Compiled an 11-3 record with a 0.74 ERA and 103 strikeouts as a senior Went 4-4 with a 1.24 ERA and 90 strikeouts in Personal: Full name is Matthew Townshend McKinley Born September 25, 1997 Son of Will and Susie McKinley Has one sister, Megan. 32 Jakob Frishmuth Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher L/R Myrtle Beach, S.C. Prep: Attended Carolina Forest HS in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Named the SunNews Toast of the Coast Player of the Year 4A All-State Team Posted a 3.50 ERA with 61 strikeouts in 59 innings as a senior Batted.333 with four home runs, seven doubles and 15 RBIs Named the 2015 SC Playoffs MVP with a 0.00 ERA. Personal: Full name is Jakob Aaron Frishmuth Born January 7, 1998 Son of Steve Frishmuth and Anne Frost Has three brothers, Zach, Everett, and Oliver. 33 Carter Love Junior Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Charlotte, N.C. Career Honors 2015 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American 2015 CAA All-Rookie Team 2016 CAA Pitcher of the Week (Apr. 4) 2016 (Sophomore): Appeared in 23 games Recorded a 3-2 record with 10 saves and a 2.87 earned run average Struck out 34 batters and surrendered 17 walks in 37 and two-thirds innings Allowed one run or less in 18 appearances Picked up his first save of the season in a 2-1 win at Florida State (Feb. 26) Earned a save in four straight appearances against The Citadel (Mar. 5-6), Richmond (Mar. 8) and Mercer (Mar. 13) Notched his sixth save of the season against Coastal Carolina (Mar. 22) Allowed one run in three innings to earn the win in CofC s upset of No. 2 South Carolina (Mar. 29) Earned his second straight win with two and one-third shutout innings at Elon (Apr. 2) Picked up the save against James Madison (Apr. 23) Collected a save in three straight appearances against Northeastern (May 14), William & Mary (May 21), and Elon (May 25) (Freshman): Made 24 appearances as a freshman, second-most on the team Finished with 6-0 record with 1.98 ERA in 41.0 innings of work, struck out 33 batters while walking just four Held opponents to.238 batting average Recorded four saves, second-most on the team Made collegiate debut against USC Upstate (Mar. 11) Recorded first career save against Towson (Mar. 21) Did not allow an earned run over a 10-game stretch (Mar. 31 Apr. 21), a streak which spanned 13 innings Struck out a career-high five batters against Georgia Southern (Apr. 7) in 1.2 innings of relief Pitched a careerhigh 5.1 innings in relief against UNCW (May 10) to earn the win Earned the win in a 7-6 decision over Auburn (May 29) in the NCAA Tallassee Regional Picked up the save in a 3-2 win over Auburn (May 31). Prep: Played two seasons at Ardrey Keel High School in Charlotte, N.C. Won conference championship as a junior and senior. Personal: Full name is Carter McDanald Love Born November 27, 1995 Son of Susan and Michael Love Mother, Susan, played tennis at Appalachian State before playing professionally; she was inducted of the North Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame Has one brother, Chris. 34 Logan McRae Redshirt Freshman Utility R/R Florence, S.C (Redshirt Freshman): Appeared in 26 games with 16 starts Tallied 14 hits with two doubles, one home run, and three RBIs in 68 at-bats Went 2-for-3 against Nebraska (Feb. 21) Posted two hits against Mercer (Mar. 11) Tallied two doubles with an RBI at Towson (Apr. 30) Drove in a run against Northeastern (May 15) Launched a solo home run against William & Mary (May 19) (Freshman): Did not play. Prep: Played four seasons at West Florence High School in Florence, S.C. Named all-state as a senior Named all-region as junior and senior Batted.450 with five home runs as a senior Member of American Legion state championship team in Personal: Full name is Logan DuBose McRae Born April 11, 1996 Son of Starla and Timbo McRae Has one brother, Dustin , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

23 36 Will Detwiler Cougar Baseball Record Book Junior Left-Handed Pitcher L/L Camden, S.C (Sophomore): Appeared in 28 games out of the bullpen Posted a 2-0 record with a 6.03 earned run average in 34 and one-third innings Struck out 23 batters and surrendered 20 walks Allowed one run or less in 20 appearances Surrendered one run and struck out four in two innings of work at Georgia Southern (Mar. 1) Earned the win against Mercer (Mar. 13) Picked up his second win with two shutout innings against VCU (Mar. 20) Struck out three and allowed one run in two and two-thirds innings during CofC s upset of No. 2 South Carolina (Mar. 29) Tossed two and one-third shutout innings at Clemson (May 11) (Freshman): Appeared in 20 games out of the bullpen Posted 1.95 ERA with15 strikeouts in 27.2 innings Made collegiate debut against Indiana (Feb. 28) and recorded the final out of the game with a strikeout Did not allow a run in 10.1 consecutive innings over five appearances (Mar. 20 Apr. 7) Pitched season-high 3.1 innings in relief against Georgia Southern (Apr. 7) Struck out three batters in two innings of work against Furman (Apr. 24). Prep: Played four seasons at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School in Columbia, S.C. Pitched no-hitter against Cardinal Newman on senior night, struck out 12 batters in six innings, retired the final ten batters he faced including striking out the last seven Named conference player of the year as junior and senior Four-time all-conference selection Ranked No. 3 left-handed pitcher in South Carolina by Diamond Prospects Also played football. Personal: Full name is William Sellars Detwiler Born Sep. 2, 1995 Son of Janet and Rick Detwiler. 38 Luke Stageberg Freshman Infielder/Outfielder R/L Greer, S.C (Sophomore): Appeared in 28 games out of the bullpen Posted a 2-0 record with a 6.03 earned run average in 34 and one-third innings Struck out 23 batters and surrendered 20 walks Allowed one run or less in 20 appearances Surrendered one run and struck out four in two innings of work at Georgia Southern (Mar. 1) Earned the win against Mercer (Mar. 13) Picked up his second win with two shutout innings against VCU (Mar. 20) Struck out three and allowed one run in two and two-thirds innings during CofC s upset of No. 2 South Carolina (Mar. 29) Tossed two and one-third shutout innings at Clemson (May 11) (Freshman): Appeared in 20 games out of the bullpen Posted 1.95 ERA with15 strikeouts in 27.2 innings Made collegiate debut against Indiana (Feb. 28) and recorded the final out of the game with a strikeout Did not allow a run in 10.1 consecutive innings over five appearances (Mar. 20 Apr. 7) Pitched season-high 3.1 innings in relief against Georgia Southern (Apr. 7) Struck out three batters in two innings of work against Furman (Apr. 24). Prep: Played four seasons at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School in Columbia, S.C. Pitched no-hitter against Cardinal Newman on senior night, struck out 12 batters in six innings, retired the final ten batters he faced including striking out the last seven Named conference player of the year as junior and senior Four-time all-conference selection Ranked No. 3 left-handed pitcher in South Carolina by Diamond Prospects Also played football. Personal: Full name is William Sellars Detwiler Born Sep. 2, 1995 Son of Janet and Rick Detwiler. 39 Austin Parsley Freshman Right-Handed Pitcher R/R Charlotte, N.C. Prep: Attended Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte, N.C. All-Conference selection as a senior Posted a 0.80 ERA in 60 innings pitched Batted.400 in 130 at-bats Hit.475 in 60 at-bats as a junior. Personal: Full name is Austin Taylor Parsley Born August 5, 1997 Son of Mark and Tawney Parsley Has one brother, Blake, and one sister, Shannon Brother, Blake, played baseball at Wingate. 40 Joey Mundy Junior Outfielder L/R Huntington, W.Va. Prior to CofC (Vanderbilt): Played two seasons at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn. Appeared in seven games during the 2015 season Part of the Commodores team that advanced to the 2015 College World Series. Prep: Attended Huntington High School in Huntington, W.Va. Three-time All-State First Team selection Hit over.500 during both his junior and senior seasons. Personal: Full name is Joseph Scott Mundy Born December 10, 1995 Son of Bill and Patsy Mundy Has one sister, Jamie Smith, who played basketball at Georgetown. Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 21

24 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 2016 Review , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

25 2016 Results Cougar Baseball Record Book Date Opponent Score Inns Overall CAA Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 19, 2016 NEBRASKA L Burke, A. (L 0-1) 639 3:09 Feb 20, 2016 NEBRASKA W Carpin, M. (W 1-0) :39 Feb 21, 2016 NEBRASKA W McCutcheon,H (W 1-0) 767 2:35 Feb 26, 2016 at Florida State W Helvey, N. (W 1-0) :57 Feb 27, 2016 at #14 Florida State L Ober, B. (L 0-1) :52 Feb 28, 2016 at Florida State L McCutcheon,H (L 1-1) :02 Mar 01, 2016 at Georgia Southern L Sisk, E. (L 0-1) :21 Mar 02, 2016 #18 COASTAL CAROLINA W Carpin, M. (W 2-0) 752 3:26 Mar 04, 2016 at The Citadel W Helvey, N. (W 2-0) 311 3:09 Mar 05, 2016 THE CITADEL W Ober, B. (W 1-1) 895 2:17 Mar 06, 2016 at The Citadel W Ocker, N. (W 1-0) 709 4:00 Mar 08, 2016 RICHMOND W Carpin, M. (W 3-0) 478 3:00 Mar 11, 2016 MERCER W Helvey, N. (W 3-0) 512 2:37 Mar 12, 2016 MERCER W Baker, J. (W 1-0) 604 3:15 Mar 13, 2016 MERCER W Detwiler, W. (W 1-0) 417 3:53 Mar 15, 2016 at Furman L Helvey, N. (L 3-1) 502 3:43 Mar 16, 2016 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W Bauer, E. (W 1-0) 461 2:14 Mar 18, 2016 VCU L Helvey, N. (L 3-2) 414 3:11 Mar 19, 2016 VCU L Love, C. (L 0-1) 402 3:37 Mar 20, 2016 VCU W Detwiler, W. (W 2-0) 347 3:04 Mar 22, 2016 #21 COASTAL CAROLINA W Bauer, E. (W 2-0) 455 2:55 * Mar 25, 2016 DELAWARE W Helvey, N. (W 4-2) 499 3:28 * Mar 26, 2016 DELAWARE-1 W Ober, B. (W 2-1) 341 2:17 * Mar 26, 2016 DELAWARE-2 W Ocker, N. (W 2-0) 341 3:30 Mar 29, 2016 at #2 South Carolina W 6-5 (13) Love, C. (W 1-1) :43 * Apr 01, 2016 at Elon L Baker, J. (L 1-1) 298 3:30 * Apr 02, 2016 at Elon W Love, C. (W 2-1) 421 3:53 * Apr 03, 2016 at Elon W Ocker, N. (W 3-0) 320 3:39 Apr 05, 2016 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L Carpin, M. (L 3-1) 369 4:26 Apr 08, 2016 #12 UC SANTA BARBARA L Helvey, N. (L 4-3) 422 2:55 Apr 09, 2016 #12 UC SANTA BARBARA W Ober, B. (W 3-1) 616 3:18 Apr 10, 2016 #12 UC SANTA BARBARA T None 461 3:51 Apr 13, 2016 at #19 Coastal Carolina L Carpin, M. (L 3-2) :04 * Apr 15, 2016 at Hofstra L 3-4 (11) Love, C. (L 2-2) 143 3:01 * Apr 16, 2016 at Hofstra L Ober, B. (L 3-2) 380 2:18 * Apr 17, 2016 at Hofstra L Baker, J. (L 1-2) 375 2:48 Apr 20, 2016 at #16 Coastal Carolina L Carpin, M. (L 3-3) :09 * Apr 22, 2016 JAMES MADISON L Helvey, N. (L 4-4) 411 3:35 * Apr 23, 2016 JAMES MADISON W Ober, B. (W 4-2) 421 3:26 * Apr 24, 2016 JAMES MADISON L Bauer, E. (L 2-1) 429 3:28 * Apr 29, 2016 at Towson L Helvey, N. (L 4-5) 143 2:37 * Apr 30, 2016 at Towson W Ober, B. (W 5-2) 0 2:49 * Apr 30, 2016 at Towson-2 L Bauer, E. (L 2-2) 437 3:00 * May 06, 2016 at #15 UNCW L Helvey, N. (L 4-6) 906 3:06 * May 07, 2016 at #15 UNCW L Ober, B. (L 5-3) :40 * May 08, 2016 at #15 UNCW W 8-5 (10) Love, C. (W 3-2) :29 May 10, 2016 at #23 Clemson L Hunt, C. (L 0-1) :25 May 11, 2016 at #23 Clemson W Ocker, N. (W 4-0) :22 * May 13, 2016 NORTHEASTERN L Ober, B. (L 5-4) 981 2:55 * May 14, 2016 NORTHEASTERN W Sisk, E. (W 1-1) 551 2:56 * May 15, 2016 NORTHEASTERN W 3-2 (12) Baker, J. (W 2-2) 513 3:31 * May 19, 2016 WILLIAM & MARY W Ober, B. (W 6-4) 391 2:30 * May 20, 2016 WILLIAM & MARY L Baker, J. (L 2-3) 322 2:30 * May 21, 2016 WILLIAM & MARY W Bauer, E. (W 3-2) 612 2:45 May 25, 2016 #3 ELON W Baker, J. (W 3-3) 667 3:38 May 26, 2016 #2 WILLIAM & MARY W Ober, B. (W 7-4) 742 3:00 May 27, 2016 #1 UNCW L Sisk, E. (L 1-2) 0 2:54 May 27, 2016 #2 WILLIAM & MARY L Ocker, N. (L 4-1) 712 3:05 Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 23

26 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 2016 Statistics Record: Home: Away: 9-15 CAA: 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% Hart, Dupree Jones, Bradley Dixon, Bradley Richter, Tommy Roper, Erven Manzo, Luke Phillips, Morgan Brown, Ryan Maziar, Jake Grant, Connor McRae, Logan Pastorius, Alex Wondrack, Danny Hunt, Clay Totals Opponents LOB - Team (480), Opp (450). DPs turned - Team (36), Opp (42). CI - Team (1), Roper, E. 1, Opp (2). IBB - Team (9), Jones, B. 4, Hart, D. 2, Maziar, J. 1, Dixon, B. 1, Pastorius, A 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Manzo, L. 3, Phillips, M. 1, Richter, T. 1, Brown, R. 1, Hart, D. 1, Dixon, B. 1, Roper, E. 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 Bauer, Eric / Ober, Bailey / Helvey, Nathan / Love, Carter / McCutcheon, Hayden / Ocker, Nathan / Sisk, Evan / Helvey, Clay / Baker, Justin / Detwiler, Will / Carpin, Michael / Burke, Anthony / Hunt, Clay / McBreairty, Jake / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (8), Roper, E. 7, Wondrack, D. 1, Opp (10). Pickoffs - Team (7), Roper, E. 2, Bauer, E. 1, Helvey, N. 1, Ober, B. 1, Helvey, C. 1, Sisk, E. 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Roper, E. (44-61), Helvey, N. (10-15), Ober, B. (6-13), Carpin, M. (10-12), Wondrack, D. (8-12), Detwiler, W. (8-11), Ocker, N. (2-5), Hunt, C. (3-4), Love, C. (3-4), Sisk, E. (2-4), Bauer, E. (3-3), McCutcheon,H (2-3), Baker, J. (2-2), Burke, A. (1-1) , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

27 2016 Game Highs Cougar Baseball Record Book TEAM BATTING GAME HIGHS At bats: 48 at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Runs scored: 17 vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Hits: 19 at Elon (Apr 03, 2016) RBIs: 16 vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Doubles: 6 at Elon (Apr 03, 2016) Triples: 2 vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Home runs: 3 vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Total bases: 31 at Elon (Apr 03, 2016) Walks: 13 at Elon (Apr 02, 2016) Strikeouts: 13 at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Sac hits: 2 (7 games) Sac flies: 2 vs Delaware (Mar 25, 2016) Stolen bases: 5 at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Hit by pitch: 4 at The Citadel (Mar 06, 2016) 4 at Furman (Mar 15, 2016) Caught stealing: 3 at The Citadel (Mar 06, 2016) Runners LOB: 16 at Elon (Apr 02, 2016) Hit into DP: 4 vs James Madison (Apr 22, 2016) Team Fielding Game Highs Putouts: 39 at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Assists: 16 vs James Madison (Apr 22, 2016) 16 vs Elon (May 25, 2016) Errors: 6 at Florida State (Feb 28, 2016) Passed balls: 1 (8 games) DPs turned: 3 at UNCW (May 06, 2016) Team Pitching Game Highs Innings pitched: 13.0 at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Runs allowed: 13 vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) 13 vs Georgia Southern (Apr 05, 2016) 13 at Clemson (May 10, 2016) Earned runs: 13 vs Georgia Southern (Apr 05, 2016) Walks allowed: 8 (5 games ) Strikeouts: 13 vs Northeastern (May 13, 2016) Hits allowed: 19 vs Georgia Southern (Apr 05, 2016) Doubles allowed: 5 at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) 5 vs William & Mary (May 27, 2016) Triples allowed: 1 (13 games) Homers allowed: 4 vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Wild pitches: 5 at Georgia Southern (Mar 01, 2016) Hit batters: 3 (4 games ) INDIVIDUAL Batting GAME HIGHS At bats: 7 Hart, Dupree at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Runs scored: 5 Richter, Tommy vs Delaware (Mar 26, 2016) Hits: 5 Richter, Tommy vs Delaware (Mar 26, 2016) RBIs: 5 Jones, Bradley at UNCW (May 08, 2016) 5 Hart, Dupree vs Northeastern (May 14, 2016) Doubles: 2 (6 games) Triples: 2 Richter, Tommy vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Home runs: 2 Jones, Bradley at Georgia Southern (Mar 01, 2016) 2 Roper, Erven vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Total bases: 8 Jones, Bradley at Georgia Southern (Mar 01, 2016) 8 Roper, Erven vs Mercer (Mar 13, 2016) Walks: 3 (6 games) Strikeouts: 4 Jones, Bradley vs Nebraska (Feb 19, 2016) Sac hits: 2 Manzo, Luke vs VCU (Mar 18, 2016) Sac flies: 2 Phillips, Morgan vs Delaware (Mar 25, 2016) Stolen bases: 2 Manzo, Luke vs Elon (May 25, 2016) Hit by pitch: 2 (5 games) Caught stealing: 2 Brown, Ryan at The Citadel (Mar 06, 2016) 2 Brown, Ryan vs Northeastern (May 13, 2016) Runners LOB: 6 (4 games) Individual Fielding Game Highs Putouts: 15 Jones, Bradley at The Citadel (Mar 04, 2016) 15 Roper, Erven vs Northeastern (May 13, 2016) Assists: 6 (6 games ) Errors: 2 (4 games ) Passed balls: 1 (8 games ) Individual Pitching Game Highs Innings pitched: 9.0 Helvey, Nathan at The Citadel (Mar 04, 2016) 9.0 Ober, Bailey vs Northeastern (May 13, 2016) 9.0 Ober, Bailey vs William & Mary (May 19, 2016) Runs allowed: 9 Hunt, Clay at Clemson (May 10, 2016) Earned runs: 9 Hunt, Clay at Clemson (May 10, 2016) Walks allowed: 5 Ober, Bailey vs UC Santa Barbara (Apr 09, 2016) Strikeouts: 13 Ober, Bailey vs Northeastern (May 13, 2016) Hits allowed: 12 Ober, Bailey vs James Madison (Apr 23, 2016) 12 Helvey, Nathan at UNCW (May 06, 2016) Doubles allowed: 3 (6 games ) Triples allowed: 1 (13 games ) Homers allowed: 3 Bauer, Eric at UNCW (May 08, 2016) Wild pitches: 3 Carpin, Michael at Furman (Mar 15, 2016) Hit batters: 2 McCutcheon, Hayden vs Nebraska (Feb 21, 2016) 2 Detwiler, Will at South Carolina (Mar 29, 2016) Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 25

28 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 2016 Win-Loss Summary Total Conference Non-Conference Home Away Neutral Day Night vs Left vs Right Run games Run games Run games Extra inns Shutouts Scoring 0-2 runs Scoring 3-5 runs Scoring 6-9 runs Scoring 10+ runs Opponent 0-2 runs Opponent 3-5 runs Opponent 6-9 runs Opponent 10+ runs Scored in 1st inning Scores first Opp. scores first After 6 leading After 6 trailing After 6 tied After 7 leading After 7 trailing After 7 tied After 8 leading After 8 trailing After 8 tied Hit 0 home runs Hit 1 home run Hit 2+ home runs Opponent 0 home runs Opponent 1 home run Opponent 2+ HRs Made 0 errors Made 1 error Made 2+ errors Opp. made 0 errors Opp. made 1 error Opp. made 2+ errors Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied Scoring summary EX Total CofC Opponents Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L General summary Longest winning streak: 8 Longest losing streak: 6 Home attendance: (34 dates avg = 534) Away attendance: (24 dates avg = 1709) Total attendance : (58 dates avg = 1021) , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

29 2016 Game-By-Game Cougar Baseball Record Book Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 19 NEBRASKA Feb 20 NEBRASKA Feb 21 NEBRASKA Feb 26 at Florida State Feb 27 at Florida State Feb 28 at Florida State Mar 01 at Georgia Southern Mar 02 COASTAL CAROLINA Mar 04 at The Citadel Mar 05 THE CITADEL Mar 06 at The Citadel Mar 08 RICHMOND Mar 11 MERCER Mar 12 MERCER Mar 13 MERCER Mar 15 at Furman Mar 16 CHARLESTON SOUTH Mar 18 VCU Mar 19 VCU Mar 20 VCU Mar 22 COASTAL CAROLINA *Mar 25 DELAWARE *Mar 26 DELAWARE *Mar 26 DELAWARE Mar 29 at South Carolina *Apr 01 at Elon *Apr 02 at Elon *Apr 03 at Elon Apr 05 GEORGIA SOUTHERN Apr 08 UC SANTA BARBARA Apr 09 UC SANTA BARBARA Apr 10 UC SANTA BARBARA Apr 13 at Coastal Carolina *Apr 15 at Hofstra *Apr 16 at Hofstra *Apr 17 at Hofstra Apr 20 at Coastal Carolina *Apr 22 JAMES MADISON *Apr 23 JAMES MADISON *Apr 24 JAMES MADISON *Apr 29 at Towson *Apr 30 at Towson *Apr 30 at Towson *May 06 at UNCW *May 07 at UNCW *May 08 at UNCW May 10 at Clemson May 11 at Clemson *May 13 NORTHEASTERN *May 14 NORTHEASTERN *May 15 NORTHEASTERN *May 19 WILLIAM & MARY *May 20 WILLIAM & MARY *May 21 WILLIAM & MARY May 25 ELON May 26 WILLIAM & MARY May 27 UNCW May 27 WILLIAM & MARY Totals Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 27

30 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 2016 Game-By-Game Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 19 NEBRASKA Feb 20 NEBRASKA Feb 21 NEBRASKA Feb 26 at Florida State Feb 27 at Florida State Feb 28 at Florida State Mar 01 at Georgia Southern Mar 02 COASTAL CAROLINA Mar 04 at The Citadel Mar 05 THE CITADEL Mar 06 at The Citadel Mar 08 RICHMOND Mar 11 MERCER Mar 12 MERCER Mar 13 MERCER Mar 15 at Furman Mar 16 CHARLESTON SOUTH Mar 18 VCU Mar 19 VCU Mar 20 VCU Mar 22 COASTAL CAROLINA *Mar 25 DELAWARE *Mar 26 DELAWARE *Mar 26 DELAWARE Mar 29 at South Carolina *Apr 01 at Elon *Apr 02 at Elon *Apr 03 at Elon Apr 05 GEORGIA SOUTHERN Apr 08 UC SANTA BARBARA Apr 09 UC SANTA BARBARA Apr 10 UC SANTA BARBARA Apr 13 at Coastal Carolina *Apr 15 at Hofstra *Apr 16 at Hofstra *Apr 17 at Hofstra Apr 20 at Coastal Carolina *Apr 22 JAMES MADISON *Apr 23 JAMES MADISON *Apr 24 JAMES MADISON *Apr 29 at Towson *Apr 30 at Towson *Apr 30 at Towson *May 06 at UNCW *May 07 at UNCW *May 08 at UNCW May 10 at Clemson May 11 at Clemson *May 13 NORTHEASTERN *May 14 NORTHEASTERN *May 15 NORTHEASTERN *May 19 WILLIAM & MARY *May 20 WILLIAM & MARY *May 21 WILLIAM & MARY May 25 ELON May 26 WILLIAM & MARY May 27 UNCW May 27 WILLIAM & MARY Totals , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

31 Cougar Baseball Record Book History & Records Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 29

32 2017 College of Charleston Baseball All-Conference Awards Colonial Athletics Association 2016 Bailey Ober... Second Team Dupree Hart...Rookie Team Alex Pastorius...Academic Team 2015 Monte Lee...Coach of the Year Blake Butler... Player of the Year...Defensive Player of the Year... First Team Taylor Clarke...Pitcher of the Year... First Team...Academic Team Carl Wise... First Team Brandon Glazer... First Team Nick Pappas... Second Team Alex Pastorius... Second Team Bradley Jones... Second Team Carter Love... Second Team...Rookie Team Erven Roper... Third Team Ryan Brown...Rookie Team 2014 Bailey Ober...Rookie of the Year... First Team...Freshman Team Gunnar Heidt... First Team Taylor Clarke... Second Team Carl Wise... Second Team Ryan Welke... Second Team Michael Hanzlik... Second Team Tyler Thornton...Freshman Team Nick Pappas...Freshman Team Southern Conference 2013 Brandon Murray...Second Team (Coaches/Media) Blake Butler...Second Team (Coaches/Media) Carl Wise...Freshman Team Blake Butler...Freshman Team Nathan Helvey...Freshman Team 2012 Marty Gantt...Player of the Year (Coaches/Media)...First Team (Coaches/Media) Christian Powell...Pitcher of the Year (Coaches)...First Team (Coaches/Media) Bradley Goodson...Second Team (Coaches/Media) Brandon Murray...Second Team (Coaches) Matt Pegler... Second Team (Media) Kyle Owings... Second Team (Media) Rob Harding... Second Team (Media) 2011 Daniel Aldrich... Freshman of the Year (Coaches/Media)...First Team (Media and Coaches)...Freshman Team (Coaches) Josh Renfro...First Team (Media and Coaches) Matt Leeds...First Team (Media and Coaches) Rob Kral... First Team (Media)/Second Team (Coaches) Christian Powell...Second Team (Media and Coaches) 2010 Matt Leeds...Player of the Year (Coaches/Media)...First Team (Media and Coaches) Cole Rakar... First Team (Media Coaches) Jose Rodriguez... First Team (Media Coaches) Rob Kral... First Team (Media)/Second Team (Coaches) Kevin Decker...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Greg Blake...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Christian Powell...Freshman Team (Coaches) 2009 Joey Bergman... Player of the Year (Coaches/Co-PotY Media)...First Team (Media and Coaches) Brandon Sizemore...First Team (Media and Coaches) Matt Mansilla... First Team (Media)/Second Team (Coaches) Ryan Daniels...First Team (Media and Coaches) Jesse Simpson...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Joash Brodin...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Clay McCord...Second Team (Media and Coaches) David Peterson...Freshman Team (Coaches) 2008 Jeremie Tice...First Team (Media and Coaches)... Player of the Year (Coaches) Michael Harrington...First Team (Media and Coaches) Brandon Sizemore...First Team (Media and Coaches) Mike Hentz... Second Team (Media) Gabe Marchant...Second Team (Media and Coaches) 2007 John Pawlowski...Coach of the Year (Coaches) Oliver Marmol...First Team (Media and Coaches) Michael Harrington...First Team (Media and Coaches) Nick Chigges...First Team (Media and Coaches)... Pitcher of the Year (Media and Coaches) Alex Garabedian...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Chris Campbell...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Ben Lasater...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Graham Maiden...Second Team (Coaches) 2006 Nick Chigges...First Team (Media and Coaches)... Pitcher of the Year (Media and Coaches) Josh McLaughlin...First Team (Media and Coaches) Chris Campbell...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Philip Coker...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Jess Easterling...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Danny Meszaros...Second Team (Media and Coaches) 2005 John Pawlowski... SoCon Coach of the Year (Media and Coaches) Brett Harker...First Team (Media and Coaches)...Pitcher of the Year (Coaches) Brett Anderson...First Team (Media and Coaches) Chris Campbell...First Team (Media and Coaches) Phillip Coker...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Brett Gardner...First Team (Media and Coaches) Danny Gemma...First Team (Media)/Secon Team (Coaches) Reid Price... Second Team (Media) D.J. Wabick...First Team (Media and Coaches) , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

33 Cougar Baseball Record Book All-Conference Awards (cont.) 2004 John Pawlowski... SoCon Coach of the Year (Media and Coaches) Brett Anderson...Second Team (Media and Coaches) Byron Barber...First Team (Media and Coaches)... Baton Rouge Regional All-Tournament Team Chris Campbell...Second Team (Media and Coaches)...Freshman of the Year (Coaches)... Baton Rouge Regional All-Tournament Team Phillip Coker...Second Team (Coaches) Jess Easterling...First Team (Media and Coaches) Brett Gardner...First Team (Media and Coaches) Brett Harker...First Team (Media and Coaches) Ryan Johnson...First Team (Media and Coaches)...Pitcher of the Year (Coaches), Co-Pitcher of the Year (Media) Matt Kirkpatrick... Second Team (Media) Reid Price... Second Team (Media) 1999 Ronny Marmol... First Team, All-Tournament Lucas Hocker... First Team Billy Colome... First Team Brett Davey... Second Team Travis Howell... Second Team Joey Foxhall... Second Team Josh Edgeworth... All-Tournament Trans America Athletic Conference 1998 Joey Foxhall...Preseason and First Team Billy Colome... Second Team 2003 Matt Lauderdale... First Team Lee Curtis... First Team, All-Tournament... Player of the Year (SCSMA) Brett Spivey... Second Team 2002 Ryan Johnson... First Team Matt Lauderdale... First Team, All-Tournament Lee Curtis... First Team, All-Tournament... Player of the Year (SCSMA) Brett Spivey... First Team Jack Arroyo... All-Tournament Brett Anderson...All Tournament 2000 Josh Edgeworth... All-Tournament 1997 Brian Batson...Preseason and First Team 1996 Brian Batson...Preseason and First Team 1995 Sam Moore... Second Team 1994 Sam Moore... First Team Shawn Lopez... Second Team Chris Terry... Second Team 1993 Brandon Allen... First Team Scott Moulder... Second Team Hunter Cox... All-Newcomer Team 1992 Sam Moore... Second Team Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 31

34 2017 College of Charleston Baseball All-America Awards (By Award) Academic All-American OF the Year Phillip Coker Academic All-Americans Matt Leeds... First Team Phillip Coker... First Team Phillip Coker... First Team... Brett Anderson... First Team Phillip Coker...Second Team... Brett Anderson...Third Team Joey Foxhall... First Team...Travis Howell...Second Team Joey Foxhall...Second Team Joey Foxhall...Third Team Academic All-District Team Matt Leeds Matt Leeds Phillip Coker...Brett Anderson... Ryan Edell Phillip Coker, Brett Anderson Joey Foxhall...Travis Howell... Monte Lee Joey Foxhall Joey Foxhall American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) Marty Gantt (OF)...Second Team Daniel Aldrich (OF)...Third Team Matt Leeds (3B)...Third Team Joey Bergman (2B)...Third Team Chris Campbell (2B)... First Team All-Atlantic Region Team (ABCA) Blake Butler (2B)... First Team...Taylor Clarke (RHP)... First Team... Nick Pappas (1B)...Second Team...Carl Wise (3B)...Second Team... Brandon Glazer (RHP)...Second Team Bailey Ober (RHP)...Second Team Marty Gantt (OF)... First Team...Christian Powell (RHP)...Second Team Daniel Aldrich (OF)... First Team...Matt Leeds (3B)...Second Team Matt Leeds (3B)... First Team Brandon Sizemore (2B)...Second Team...Joey Bergman (2B)... First Team Jeremie Tice (3B)...Second Team Nick Chigges (RHP)... First Team...Michael Harrington (RF)... First Team...Ben Lasater (3B)...Second Team Nick Chigges (RHP)... First Team Chris Campbell (2B)... First Team Brett Spivey (OF)...Second Team Collegiate Baseball Freshman OF the Year Daniel Aldrich (OF) Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Taylor Clarke (RHP)... First Team...Carl Wise (3B)...Third Team Marty Gantt (OF)...Third Team Daniel Aldrich (OF)...Second Team...Matt Leeds (3B)...Third Team Joey Bergman (3B)...Third Team Jeremie Tice (3B)... First Team...Michael Harrington (1B)...Third Team... Brandon Sizemore (2B)...Third Team Nick Chigges (RHP)...Third Team Nick Chigges (RHP)...Second Team Brett Harker (RHP)...Third Team... D.J. Wabick (1B)...Third Team... Chris Campbell (2B)...Third Team Lee Curtis (2B)...Second Team Lee Curtis (3B)...Second Team Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Ryan Brown (OF)...Carter Love (RHP) Bailey Ober (RHP) Daniel Aldrich (OF) David Peterson (RHP) Russ Tomlinson (RHP) Danny Meszaros Chris Campbell (2B)... Nick Chigges (RHP) Brett Anderson (OF) Jasha Balcom (OF) Baseball America All-America Taylor Clarke (RHP)...Second Team Baseball America Freshman All-America Bailey Ober (RHP)... First Team... Nick Pappas (1B)... First Team Carl Wise (1B)...Second Team , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

35 Cougar Baseball Record Book D1Baseball.com All-America Taylor Clarke (RHP)... First Team...Carl Wise (3B)...Third Team D1Baseball.com Freshman All-America Ryan Brown (OF)...Second Team NCBWA Freshman OF the Year Bailey Ober (RHP) National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Taylor Clarke (RHP)... First Team Daniel Aldrich (OF)...Second Team...Matt Leeds (3B)... First Team Brandon Sizemore (2B)...Third Team Nick Chigges (RHP)...Second Team Chris Campbell (2B)...Second Team Byron Barber (OF)...Second Team Lee Curtis (2B)...Third Team Lee Curtis (3B)...Third Team Billy Colome (2B)...Third Team National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) Freshman Ryan Brown (OF)...Second Team Bailey Ober (RHP)... First Team Carl Wise (1B)...Second Team Perfect Game All-America Taylor Clarke (RHP)... First Team... Carl Wise (OF)...Second Team Perfect Game Freshman All-America Bailey Ober (RHP)... First Team...Nick Pappas (RHP)...Second Team Carl Wise (1B)...Second Team All-America Awards (By Year) 2015 Ryan Brown... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America...D1Baseball.com Freshman All-America Second Team...NCBWA Freshman All-America Second Team Taylor Clarke...Baseball America All-America Second Team... Louisville Slugger All-America First Team... D1Baseball.com All America First Team...NCBWA All-America First Team... Perfect Game All-America First Team Carter Love... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Carl Wise... Louisville Slugger All-America Third Team...D1Baseball.com All-America Third Team...Perfect Game All-America Second Team 2014 Bailey Ober...NCBWA Freshman Pitcher OF the Year... NCBWA Freshman All-America First Team... Baseball America Freshman All-America First Team...Perfect Game Freshman All-America... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Nick Pappas... Baseball America Freshman All-America First Team... Perfect Game Freshman All-America Second Team 2013 Carl Wise...NCBWA Freshman All-America Second Team... Baseball America Freshman All-America Second Team... Perfect Game Freshman All-America Second Team 2012 Marty Gantt...ABCA All-America Second Team... Louisville Slugger Third Team...CBI Honorable Mention 2011 Daniel Aldrich... Collegiate Baseball Freshman OF the Year...NCBWA All-America Second Team... Louisville Slugger All-America Second Team... CBI All-America Second Team...ABCA All-America Third Team... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Matt Leeds...Academic All-America First Team...NCBWA All-America First Team... Louisville Slugger Third Team... CBI All-America First Team 2010 Matt Leeds...ABCA All-America Third Team 2009 Joey Bergman...ABCA All-America Third Team... Louisville Slugger All-America Third Team David Peterson... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Brandon Sizemore...NCBWA All-America Third Team 2008 Michael Harrington... Louisville Slugger All-America Third Team Brandon Sizemore... Louisville Slugger All-America Third Team Jeremie Tice... Louisville Slugger All-America First Team Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 33

36 2017 College of Charleston Baseball 2007 Nick Chigges... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Russ Tomlinson... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America 2006 Nick Chigges...NCBWA All-America Second Team... Louisville Slugger All-America Second Team Phillip Coker... Academic All-American of the Year...Academic All-America First Team 2005 Brett Anderson... Academic All-District Team Nick Chigges... Louisville Slugger All-America Second Team Philip Coker... Academic All-American First Team... Academic All-District Team Ryan Edell... Academic All-District Team 2003 Lee Curtis... Louisville Slugger All-America Second Team 2002 Lee Curtis... Louisville Slugger All-America Second Team Brett Anderson... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America 2001 Jasha Balcom... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America 1999 Billy Colome...NCBWA All-America Third Team Joey Foxhall...Academic All-America First Team Travis Howell...Academic All-America Second Team 2004 Brett Anderson...Academic All-American Third Team Byron Barber...NCBWA All-America Second Team... CBI All-America Honorable Mention Chris Campbell... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Nick Chigges... Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Phillip Coker...Academic All-America Second Team... Academic All-District Team Brett Gardner... CBI All-America Honorable Mention Ryan Johnson... CBI All-America Honorable Mention , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

37 Cougar Baseball Record Book CofC Major League Baseball Draft Picks Year Player Position Round MLB Team 1997 Jason Gilfillan RHP 12 Royals 1998 Donato Calandriello LHP 7 Athletics 1999 Scott Oliver RHP 8 Yankees Monte Lee RF 39 Cardinals 2003 Lee Curtis 2B 8 Red Sox Matt Lauderdale C 9 Padres 2005 Brett Gardner CF 3 Yankees Brett Harker RHP 5 Phillies Ryan Eddell LHP 8 Indians D.J. Wabiak 1B 25 Mets Reid Price LHP 29 Cardinals 2006 Josh McLaughlin RHP 20 Athletics Larry Cobb CF 27 Athletics Graham Godfrey RHP 34 Blue Jays 2007 Oliver Marmol SS 6 Cardinals Alex Garabedian C 8 Dodgers Nick Chigges RHP 13 Yankees Brian Schlitter RHP 16 Phillies Michael Bunton LHP 26 Cubs Ben Lasater 3B 28 Marlins 2008 Jeremie Tice 3B 6 Indians Michael Harrington LF 13 Twins Michael Kohn RHP 13 Angels Austin Garrett LHP 25 Nationals Mike Lynn RHP 30 Mets Jake Goldberg RHP 36 Mets Clay Caufield RHP 38 Yankees Brandon Sizemore 2B 46 Cardinals Danny Meszaros RHP 48 Astros Free Agent Signings Year Player Position MLB Team 1994 Thad Rowland LHP Red Sox Robbie Thomas LHP Dodgers 1995 Brian Grooves LHP Tigers Sam Moore RHP Marlins 2001 Ryan Mau RHP Marlins Robby Milner RHP Expos 2002 Jeremy Schmidt RHP Giants Zach Strong 1B Giants 2003 Brett Spivey CF Rockies 2005 Byron Barber OF Royals 2012 Kyle Owings RHP Diamondbacks Josh Renfro LHP Cardinals Daniel Aldrich OF Yankees 2015 Brandon Glazer RHP Angels Year Player Position Round MLB Team 2009 Matt Mansilla OF 22 Tigers Joey Bergman INF 22 Cardinals Brandon Sizemore 2B 30 Brewers Jesse Simpson RHP 40 Cardinals 2010 Heath Hembree RHP 5 Giants Rob Kral C 16 Reds Joey Bergman SS 33 Cardinals Kevin Decker RHP 39 Pirates Casey Lucchese RHP 39 Cubs 2011 Rob Kral C 10 Padres Matt Leeds 3B 31 Rangers Casey Lucchese RHP 38 Cubs David Peterson RHP 49 Astros 2012 Marty Gantt OF 7 Rays Christian Powell RHP 8 Twins David Peterson RHP 8 Braves 2013 Jake Zokan LHP 10 Mariners 2014 Gunnar Heidt IF 13 Blue Jays 2015 Taylor Clarke RHP 3 Diamondbacks Carl Wise 3B 4 Blue Jays Blake Butler 2B 15 Reds 2016 Bradley Jones 1B 18 Blue Jays Bailey Ober RHP 23 Dodgers Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 35

38 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Cougars in the Pros Brett Gardner New York Yankees Brian Schlitter Colorado Rockies Heath Hembree Boston Red Sox Marty Gantt Free Agent Gunnar Heidt Blue Jays - Single-A Michael Kohn Free Agent Robert Kral Padres - Triple-A David Peterson Braves - Triple-A Jake Zokan Mariners - Double-A Taylor Clarke Diamondbacks - Single-A Carl Wise Blue Jays - Single-A Blake Butler Reds - Rookie Brandon Glazer Angels - Rookie , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

39 Cougar Baseball Record Book College of Charleston Wall of Fame #11 Brett Anderson ( ) - A.315 career hitter, Anderson s mark on the Cougars program can be found throughout the record book. Selected to the All-Southern Conference first team in 2005 and a second team selection in 2004, Anderson finished his career with 55 doubles, five triples, a then school career record 36 home runs and 170 RBIs in 235 games played. After his freshman season in 2002, Anderson was named to the Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America team. His 16 homers in 2004 was the school s singleseason record until the 2008 season. Anderson excelled in the classroom and was selected as a first team CoSIDA Academic All- American in 2005 after earning Third Team in #5 Byron Barber ( ) - Barber was a tremendous outfielder for the Cougars in 2004 and He led the Cougars with a.412 average as a junior and became the first Charleston player to record 100 hits in a season when he tallied 107 in Barber finished his career with a.383 average, 29 doubles, six triples and 114 RBIs. In 2004, he was selected to the All-Southern Conference First Team by the league s coaches and media and the SoCon All- Tournament team, as well as the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional All-Tournament team. Barber was also a National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association second-team All-American selection and garnered CollegeBaseballInsider.com Honorable Mention All-American honors in After his career with the Cougars, Barber signed with the Kansas City Royals as a free agent. #4 Chris Campbell ( ) - A second baseman who played for CofC from , Campbell ranks as the program s all-time leader in games played (240), hits (355), doubles (79) and RBIs (290). In 2007, Campbell led the nation in RBIs per game with 1.41 for a total of 82 runners batted in. Campbell s 87 RBIs in 2005 rank second all-time in Southern Conference history behind CofC s Matt Leeds mark of 88 in Campbell s 290 career RBIs are tied for first in SoCon history, while his 355 career hits are tied for second in the league record books. Campbell was the 2004 SoCon Freshman of the Year, while earning First Team All-SoCon honors in 2005, and Second Team All-Conference accolades in 2004, 2006 and In 2005, Campbell was named an ABCA First Team All-American, Baseball America Second Team All-American and Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Third Team All-American. He was selected for the Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America team in #36 Nick Chigges ( ) - Chigges was one of the most prolific pitchers in Cougar history, boasting a career win percentage of.861 after tallying a record of His win total leads the CofC record books and ranks fifth all-time in Southern Conference history. Chigges is second in school history and fifth in the SoCon in career strikeouts with 332, while he made more appearances (87) than any other Cougar. His career ERA of 3.12 still ranks third in school history, while his season ERA of 1.40 in 2006 ranked third in the country. Chigges was named to the 2006 Kentucky Regional All- Tournament team after a dominating 13-strikeout shutout of Ball State to put the Cougars in the Regional title game. A two-time SoCon Pitcher of the Year recipient, Chigges earned First Team All-Conference accolades in 2006 and 2007, and garnered Co- Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals MVP honors for the 2006 SoCon Tournament. Chigges earned Second Team Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger and NCBWA All-America honors in 2006 and was a Second Team ABCA All- American in He joined Campbell on the 2004 Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America team. Chigges was drafted by the N.Y. Yankees in the 13th round of the 2007 MLB Draft and played for the Charleston Riverdogs in #9 Philip Coker ( ) - Coker was a four-year standout for the Cougars from , finishing with a.366 average over 221 games. He recorded 289 hits, including 51 doubles, three triples and seven home runs with 116 RBIs and 74 stolen bases. Coker was a three-time All-Southern Conference second team selection and his 199 runs scored ranks fourth all-time in CofC history. Coker s career is also highlighted by the honor of being the only back-to-back CoSIDA Academic All-American first team selection in program history. Coker was honored by CoSIDA in 2005 and 2006 for his work on the field and in the classroom and was selected as College Baseball s Academic All-American of the Year in #3 Billy Colome ( ) - Colome was a middle infielder for the Cougars in 1998 and 1999 playing both second base and shortstop. He had a career batting average of.384 over 112 games and fi nished with 126 runs scored, 10 homers, 32 doubles, seven triples, 80 RBI and 82 stolen bases. Colome earned All- American honors in 1999 by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and his 29-game hitting streak in 1999 is still the school and Southern Conference record. He earned All-TAAC honors in 1998 and was named to the All-Southern Conference team in #17 Lee Curtis ( ) - Curtis hit.404 in his two years which is still Charleston s all-time career mark. He won the SoCon Player of the Year award in 2002 and Curtis earned All-American honors from Collegiate Baseball and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association in 2002 and In 2003, Curtis batted.399 with 11 homers, 64 RBI and 20 stolen bases and was the only player in college baseball to have double-figure totals in homers, doubles (26), triples (11), RBI and stolen bases. Curtis was drafted in the 8th round by the Boston Red Sox in #1 Joey Foxhall ( ) - Foxhall played second base and third base for the Cougars during his career from 1996 to 1999 and was a three-time Academic All-American. Foxhall earned All-TAAC honors in 1998 as a second baseman and All-Southern Conference honors in 1999 as a third baseman. He played in 217 games and hit.313 for his career with 41 doubles, three triples, four homers and 91 RBI. He scored 176 runs, collected 255 hits and stole 43 bases. Foxhall ranks in the top 10 in games played, at bats, hits, and runs scored in school history. 37

40 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Col. of Charleston Wall of Fame (Cont.) #31 Brett Harker ( ) - Wearing No. 31, Harker pitched for the College from 2003 to 2005, going down as the best reliever in CofC history. He appeared in 78 games, posting a career record of 14-6 with a 4.08 ERA. His 29 career saves lead the CofC record book and still tie for second all-time in the Southern Conference record book. Drafted in the fifth round of the 2005 draft by the Phillies, Harker was the 2005 SoCon Pitcher of the Year while earning All-SoCon First Team honors in 2004 and He ranked fourth in the NCAA in saves in 2004 and 2005 with 13 and 15 saves, respectively. Harker still ranks 10th all-time in winning percentage with a 14-6 record as he helped the Cougars to their first NCAA Regional appearances in 2004 and After spending four seasons with the Phillies organization, reaching the AA level, Harker was selected by the Florida Marlins in the MLBRule 5 Draft. He played in both AA and AAA for the Marlins. In 2010, Harker played for the Schaumburg Flyers of the Northern League followed by a stint with the Lincoln Saltdogs in #27 Travis Howell ( ) - Howell played in 171 games during his career from and sported a.352 batting average. He earned All-Southern Conference honors and Academic All- American honors in Howell collected 209 hits, scored 162 runs, had 31 doubles, three triples and 27 home runs. He drove in 147 runs, had 102 walks and stole 56 bases during his career. #33 Ryan Johnson (2002, 04) - Johnson posted a career record of 23-3 with a career ERA of 3.26 as he led the Cougars to their first NCAA regional appearance in His overall winning percentage of.885 ranks second all-time and his perfect 12-0 season in 2004 earned him SoCon Pitcher of the Year honors. He was First Team All-Conference in 2002 and 2004 and he was a CBI All-America Honorable Mention in #8 Monte Lee ( ) - Lee played in 206 games batting.333 during his career from 1996 to He was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1999, becoming the first position player selected in school history. He earned All-District Academic honors in 1999 and was the first player in school history to belt three homers in a contest when he blasted three home runs at South Carolina in He had 240 career hits, scored 156 runs, added 50 doubles, six triples, 22 homers, 150 RBI with 88 walks and 66 stolen bases. Lee currently serves as the head coach of the Cougars. #22 Josh McLaughlin ( ) - McLaughlin closed out his career at Charleston as one of the top all-time closers in the Cougars program. In 2006, he tied the school s single-season save mark with 15, and was selected to the All-Southern Conference First Team. His 2.59 career ERA is still tops in school history. McClaughlin earned a save in CofC s 7-4 win over Kentucky to win the 2006 Lexington Regional and advance to the Atlanta Super Regional. #18 Sam Moore ( ) - Right-handed pitcher Sam Moore served as the Cougars closer from 1992 to Moore earned All-TAAC honors in 1992, 1994 and He pitched in 72 career games, starting three, and had a 9-9 career record with a 3.50 ERA and a then school-record 23 saves. He struck out 94 in innings over his career. Moore signed as a free agent with the Marlins in #6 Scott Oliver ( ) - Oliver pitched for Charleston from 1996 to 1999 and was drafted in the 8th round by the New York Yankees in His 24 career wins is second in school history. He s first on the school s all-time list with 52 games started, complete games with 15, strikeouts with 341 and second in innings pitched with He made 62 appearances during his career and sported a record with two saves and a 4.72 ERA. #29 Brandon Sizemore ( ) - Sizemore was an All-SoCon First Team selection in both seasons and ranked seventh in the nation with 82 RBIs in Despite only playing two seasons, he still ranks third all-time in the CofC record books in home runs (37) and fifth all-time in RBIs (156). Sizemore was a key contributor to a 2008 offensive unit that led the country in runs per game (10.6), home runs (130) and slugging percentage (.607). Sizemore was drafted after both seasons with CofC, going to the Milwaukee Brewers organization in the 30th round in Sizemore currently serves as the volunteer assistant coach for College of Charleston baseball. Chris Campbell and Nick Chigges were inducted into the Wall of Fame in , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

41 Southern Conference Tournament Appearances...15 Year W-L Finish Titles rd Record th th CofC vs. Tourney Opp nd App. State Davidson th Elon rd Furman rd The Citadel st Ga. Southern th UNCG nd VMI th WCU th rd th (at Charleston, S.C.) th Champion: The Citadel Charleston 15, VMI Charleston 4, Georgia Southern 2 (at Charleston, S.C.) The Citadel 4, Charleston 3 Champion: College of Charleston Western Carolina 3, Charleston 2 Charleston 13, UNCG 5 Charleston 1, WCU 0 Charleston 12, Elon 1 Charleston 5, The Citadel (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Georgia Southern Charleston 7, UNCG 3 The Citadel 6, Charleston 3 Charleston 9, Appalachian State 2 Furman 15, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: The Citadel Georgia Southern 10, Charleston 2 Charleston 9,Western Carolina 7 Appalachian State 4, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Georgia Southern Charleston 7, Furman 6 Charleston 3, Western Carolina 0 Charleston 9, Georgia Southern 4 Georgia Southern 9, Charleston 6 Georgia Southern 8, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Western Carolina Charleston 8, The Citadel 2 Georgia Southern 14, Charleston 6 UNCG 4, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: The Citadel Western Carolina 4, Charleston 3 Charleston 5, UNCG 4 (10 inn.) Charleston 3, Davidson 0 Charleston 4, Elon 3 The Citadel 7, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Furman Furman 9, Charleston 7 Charleston 8, UNCG 2 Charleston 11, Western Carolina 4 Charleston 9, The Citadel 7 Georgia Southern 11, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Wofford Wofford 19, Charleston 6 Appalachian State 11, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Elon Charleston 5, Western Carolina 4 Charleston 12, Furman 8 Charleston 12, Furman 11 (10) Elon 17, Charleston (at Greenville, S.C.) Champion: Georgia Southern Western Carolina 12, Charleston 4 Furman 6, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: The Citadel Charleston 12, Appalachian St. 11 (11) Western Carolina 7, Charleston 6 (12) Appalachian St. 10, Charleston (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: Georgia Southern Georgia Southern 4, Charleston 2 Charleston 4, Elon 3 Charleston 4, Western Carolina 2 Charleston 9, Georgia Southern 1 Georgia Southern 7, Charleston (at Greenville, S.C.) Champion: Samford The Citadel 8, Charleston 6 (11 inn) Elon 14, Charleston (at Greenville, S.C.) Champion: Elon Georgia Southern 2, Charleston 0 Elon 18, Charleston 8 Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals Cougar Baseball Record Book Appearances... 3 Titles... 1 Record CofC vs. Tourney Opp. Delaware Elon UNCW William & Mary (at Wilmington, N.C.) Champion: College of Charleston Charleston 7, UNCW 4 Charleston 3, William & Mary 1 Charleston 6, William & Mary 4 Appearances... 7 Farthest...Super Regional ( 06, 14) Record CofC vs. Tourney Opp. Army Auburn Ball State Bethune-Cookman Clemson Coastal Carolina Florida Florida State Georgia Tech Kentucky Long Beach State LSU N.C. State Notre Dame Oral Roberts Southern Miss Texas Tech (at Baton Rouge, La.) #21 Southern Miss 6, Charleston 5 Charleston 2, Army 1 Charleston 7, #21 Southern Miss 3 #8 LSU 11, Charleston (at Clemson, S.C.) Charleston 5, Oral Roberts 2 Clemson 6, Charleston 0 Oral Roberts 6, Charleston (at Lexington, Ky.) Charleston 5, #15 Notre Dame 4 Charleston 11, Ball State 0 Charleston 7, #13 Kentucky 4 (at Atlanta, Ga.) #4 Georgia Tech 5, #11 Charleston 0 #4 Georgia Tech 12, #11 Charleston (at Myrtle Beach, S.C.) Charleston 9, N.C. State 6 Charleston 16, #3 Coastal Carolina 6 #3 Coastal Carolina 8, Charleston 7 #3 Coastal Carolina 11, Charleston 10 (10) CAA Tournament Year W-L Finish st nd rd 2015 (at Charleston, S.C.) Champion: UNCW Charleston 9, Elon 0 UNCW 4, Charleston 3 (10) Charleston 4, Delaware 1 UNCW 7, Charleston (at Wilmington, N.C.) Champion: William & Mary Charleston 9, Elon 8 Charleston 7, William & Mary 2 UNCW 6, Charleston 1 William & Mary 10, Charleston 3 NCAA Tournament Year W-L Finish nd rd st (Regional)... 2nd (Super Regional) nd rd st (Regional)...2nd (Super Regional rd 2012 (at Gainesville, Fla.) #24 Georgia Tech 8, Charleston 4 Charleston 8, Bethune-Cookman 2 #24 Georgia Tech 3, Charleston (at Gainesville, Fla.) Charleston 3, #8 Florida 2 Charleston 6, Long Beach State 3 Charleston 4, Long Beach State 2 (at Lubbock, Texas) #10 Texas Tech 1, #16 Charleston 0 #10 Texas Tech 1, #16 Charleston (at Tallahassee, Fla.) #15 Charleston 7, Auburn 6 (11) #10 Florida State 3, #15 Charleston 2 #15 Charleston 3, Auburn 2 #10 Florida State 8, #15 Charleston 1 39

42 2017 College of Charleston Baseball NCAA TOP-10 PERFORMANCES 2015 Team...Doubles... 10th Team... Home Runs...2nd...75 Team...HR/Gm...2nd Team... Scoring... 10th Team...Slugging Pct... 4th Team... W/L Pct... 7th Team... BB/9... 9th Nick Pappas...Doubles...2nd...28 Nick Pappas... 2B/Gm... 4th Carl Wise... RBI... 6th...70 Carl Wise... RBI/Gm... 8th Taylor Clarke...K-to-BB ratio... 4th Taylor Clarke...Strikeouts... 3rd Taylor Clarke... Wins...2nd...13 Taylor Clarke...WHIP... 3rd Team...WHIP... 7th Team...K-to-BB ratio... 8th Bailey Ober...WHIP... 7th Michael Hanzlik... Saves... 8th Gunnar Heidt...Triples... 6th Team... Home Runs... 5th...65 Marty Gantt... Runs... 9th Team... Home Runs...2nd...65 Team...Slugging Pct... 4th Team...Sacrifice Flies... 6th...40 Team... Walks... 7th Team... Scoring... 8th Rob Kral... Walks...2nd...61 Daniel Aldrich... Home Runs... 3rd...22 Matt Leeds... RBI... 4th...80 Daniel Aldrich...Slugging Pct... 5th Daniel Aldrich...Total Bases... 7th Team... Home Runs... 5th Team... Scoring... 7th Team...Doubles... 9th Matt Leeds... RBI...2nd...88 Rob Kral... Walks... 10th Team...Sacrifice Flies...2nd...43 Team... Home Runs... 4th Team... Scoring... 4th Team...Slugging Pct... 4th Team...Doubles... 5th Team...Batting Avg... 9th Team...Stolen Bases... 10th Joey Bergman... Runs...1st...88 Joey Bergman...On-Base Pct...1st Joey Bergman...Batting Avg...2nd Clay McCord... Walks/Gm... 9th Joey Bergman... Hits... 10th Joey Bergman...Doubles... 10th Team... Scoring...1st Team... Home Runs...1st Team... Slugging Pct...1st Team... Doubles/Gm...2nd Team... Walks... 7th Michael Harrington...HR/Gm...1st Jeremie Tice...Slugging Pct...2nd Jeremie Tice...HR/Gm... 3rd Jeremie Tice...Total Bases... 3rd Jeremie Tice... RBI... 4th...83 Jeremie Tice... Runs/Gm... 6th Michael Harrington... RBI... 7th...82 Brandon Sizemore... RBI... 7th Team...Batting Avg...1st Team... Scoring...1st Team...Slugging Pct...1st Team...HR/Gm... 4th Team... 2B/Gm... 4th Team... 3B/Gm... 9th Chris Campbell... RBI/Gm...1st Oliver Marmol... Runs/Gm...1st Graham Maiden...HBP/Gm... 4th Team...ERA...2nd Team... W/L Pct... 10th Nick Chigges...ERA... 3rd Josh McLaughlin... Saves... 4th Team...Batting Avg...1st Team... Doubles/Gm...2nd Team... Scoring... 4th Team... W/L Pct... 5th Team...Slugging Pct... 7th Brett Gardner...Batting Avg... 3rd Brett Harker... Saves... 4th...15 Brett Gardner... Runs/Gm... 5th Chris Campbell... RBI/Gm... 7th Byron Barber...HBP/Gm... 9th DJ Wabick... 2B/Gm... 10th Team...Batting Avg...2nd Team... Scoring... 8th Team... W/L Pct... 10th Brett Gardner... Sacrifice Hits/Gm...2nd Brett Harker... Saves... 4th...13 Brett Gardner... 3B/Gm... 8th Byron Barber...HBP/Gm... 9th Ryan Johnson... Wins... 10th Team... 3B/Gm... 7th Lee Curtis... 3B/Gm...1st Team... 3B/Gm...1st Team... 2B/Gm...2nd Team... Scoring... 5th Lee Curtis... 3B/Gm... 7th , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

43 Cougar Baseball Record Book Hitting Career Records GAMES PLAYED s Chris Campbell, Brett Anderson, Joey Foxhall, Brett Gardner, Brett Spivey, Morgan Phillips, Cole Rakar, Michael Laird, Monte Lee, Kyle Boyd, AT BATS s Chris Campbell, Joey Foxhall, Brett Gardner, Brett Spivey, Brett Anderson, Phillip Coker, Morgan Phillips, Monte Lee, Blake Butler Jess Easterling, BATTING AVG. (Min. 100 AB) Rk. Avg. Player (Hits-AB), Years Lee Curtis ( ), Jeremie Tice (90-229), Kris Laird (68-173), Joey Bergman ( ), Billy Colome ( ), Byron Barber ( ), Phillip Coker ( ), Brett Gardner ( ), Stuart Haywood ( ), Chris Campbell ( ), HITS s Chris Campbell, Brett Gardner, Phillip Coker, Brett Spivey, Cole Rakar, Joey Foxhall, Chris Campbell, Monte Lee, Jess Easterling, Joey Bergman, RUNS SCORED s Brett Gardner, Chris Campbell, Brett Anderson, Phillip Coker, Joey Berman, Cole Rakar, Brett Spivey, Joey Foxhall, Oliver Marmol, Travis Howell, SINGLES s Brett Gardner, Chris Campbell, Phillip Coker, Joey Foxhall, Cole Rakar, Monte Lee, Jess Easterling, Clay McCord, Travis Howell, Brett Anderson, DOUBLES s Chris Campbell, Joey Bergman, Cole Rakar, Matt Lauderdale, Brett Anderson, Phillip Coker, Monte Lee, Oliver Marmol, Jess Easterling, Matt Leeds, TRIPLES s Lee Curtis, Brett Gardner, Chris Campbell, Shawn Lopez, Brett Spivey, Daniel Aldrich, Gunnar Heidt, Oliver Marmol, Ronny Marmol, Kyle Boyd, Billy Colome, Morgan Phillips, HOME RUNS s Matt Leeds, Michael Harrington, Brandon Sizemore, Brett Anderson, Chris Campbelll, Daniel Aldrich, Brandon Murray, Travis Howell, Cole Rakar, Gabe Marchant, Bradley Jones, RUNS BATTED IN s Chris Campbell, Matt Leeds, Brett Anderson, Michael Harrington, Brandon Sizemore, Carl Wise, Monte Lee, Travis Howell, Jess Easterling, Brett Spivey, BASES ON BALLS s Brett Spivey, Rob Kral, Brett Anderson, Clay McCord, Phillip Coker, Chris Terry, Travis Howell, Marty Gantt, Brandon Murray, Brett Gardner, STRIKEOUTS s Brett Anderson, Morgan Phillips, Monte Lee, Alex Pastorius, Kyle Boyd, Bradley Jones, Blake Butler, Brandon Murray, Chris Terry, Donnie Smith, TOTAL BASES s Chris Campbell, Brett Anderson, Cole Rakar, Brett Gardner, Brett Spivey, Monte Lee, Joey Bergman, Phillip Coker, Michael Harrington, Matt Leeds, STOLEN BASES (Att.) s (117) Brett Gardner, (98) Billy Colome, (84) Phillip Coker, (83) Clay McCord, (74) Monte Lee, (72) Oliver Marmol, (82) Brett Spivey, (65) Travis Howell, (67) Marty Gantt, (67) Cole Rakar, SACRIFICES s Brett Gardner, Oliver Marmol, Chris Campbell, Jess Easterling, Phillip Coker, Alex Pastorius, Cole Rakar, Clay McCord, Gabe Marchant, Byron Barber, Morgan Phillips, Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 41

44 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Pitching Career Records APPEARANCES s Nick Chigges, Brett Harker, David Peterson, Charlie Wentzky, Sam Moore, Nathan Helvey, Casey Lucchese, Scott Oliver, Shawn Holland, Matt Pegler, RELIEF APPEARANCES s Shawn Holland, Dre Watts, Sam Moore, Brett Harker, Brett Davey, Josh McLaughlin, Nick Osterman, Casey Lucchese, Kyle Owings, Nick Chigges, GAMES STARTED s Scott Oliver, Nathan Helvey, Christian Powell, David Peterson, Reid Price, Nick Chigges, Charlie Wentzky Matt Pegler, Chad Johnson, Taylor Clarke, COMPLETE GAMES s Scott Oliver, Chad Johnson, Scott Foxhall, Austin Alexander, Lucas Hocker, B. J. Walters, Robbie Thomas, Reid Price, Thad Rowland, Lucas Hocker, Bailey Ober, 2014-pres. INNINGS PITCHED s Nick Chigges, Scott Oliver, David Peterson, Nathan Helvey, Charlie Wentzky, Reid Price, Christian Powell, Ryan Johnson, 2002, Matt Pegler, Chad Johnson, VICTORIES s Nick Chigges, Christian Powell, Scott Oliver, Ryan Johnson, 2002, Taylor Clarke, David Peterson, Danny Meszaros, , Reid Price, Nathan Helvey, Jesse Simpson, Charlie Wentzky, Matt Pegler, DEFEATS s Scott Oliver, Scott Foxhall, Charlie Wentzky, Nathan Helvey, Chad Johnson, David Peterson, Robbie Thomas, Josh Renfro, Shawn Holland, Lucas Hocker, Austin Alexander, SAVES s Brett Harker, Sam Moore, Michael Hanzlik, Josh McLaughlin, Carter Love, 2015-pres Andy Hutchings, Brett Davey, Kyle Owings, David Peterson, Dre Watts, BASES ON BALLS s Scott Oliver, Nick Chigges, Robbie Thomas, Charlie Wentzky, Scott Foxhall, Brian Groves, Ryan Mau, Christian Powell, Chad Johnson, Reid Price, STRIKEOUTS s Scott Oliver, Nick Chigges, Taylor Clarke, David Peterson, Reid Price, Charlie Wentzky, Christian Powell, Nathan Helvey, Scott Foxhall, Matt Pegler, HITS ALLOWED s Scott Oliver, Charlie Wentzky, David Peterson, NIck Chigges, Nathan Helvey, Reid Price, Christian Powell, Chad Johnson, Matt Pegler, Lucas Hocker, RUNS ALLOWED s Scott Oliver, Charlie Wentzky, David Peterson, Nick Chigges, Christian Powell, Chad Johnson, Nathan Helvey, Reid Price, Matt Pegler, Danny Meszaros, , 2008 EARNED RUNS ALLOWED s Scott Oliver, Charlie Wentzky, David Peterson, Nick Chigges, Christian Powell, Nathan Helvey, Matt Pegler, Reid Price, Chad Johnson, Travis Paker, HOME RUNS ALLOWED s Nick Chigges, Scott Oliver, Danny Meszaros, , Christian Powell, Matt Pegler, Jake Goldberg, Kevin Decker, Jesse Simpson, Travis Parker, WILD PITCHES s Scott Oliver, Casey Lucchese, Charlie Wentzky, Brian Groves, Ryan Mau, Robbie Thomas, Bruce Price, 1996, David Peterson, Shawn Holland, Jesse Simpson, , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

45 Cougar Baseball Record Book Pitching Career Records (cont.) HIT BATTERS David Peterson, Scott Oliver, Chad Johnson, Josh Renfro, Ryan West, Matt Pegler, Christian Powell, Dre Watts, Reid Price, Matt Soale, BALKS David Peterson, Kyle Owings, Casey Lucchese, Will Detwiler, 2015-pres Paxton Warren, Reid Price, Mathew Thompson, Charlie Wentzky, Jeff Beliveau, DECISIONS David Peterson (21-15), Nick Chigges (31-5), Charlie Wentzky (18-17) Christian Powell (24-9), Scott Oliver (16-15) Reid Price (19-10), Taylor Clarke (23-5), Chad Johnson (11-16) Danny Meszaros (20-7), , Josh Renfro (15-11), Scott Foxhall (8-18) WINNING PERCENTAGE (Minimum 10 wins) Rk. Pct Kevin Decker (11-1) Ryan Johnson (23-3), 2002, Nick Chigges (31-5), Danny Meszaros (15-3), , Taylor Clarke (23-5), Ryan Edell (16-4), Matt Pegler (18-6), Danny Meszaros, (20-7), , Christian Powell (24-9), Jesse Simpson (18-7), Brett Harker (14-6), EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Minimum 75 Innings) Rk. ERA Player (IP, ER), Year Taylor Clarke (218.1, 51) Bailey Ober (203.2, 56), 2014-pres Carter Love (78.2, 22), 2015-pres Josh McLaughlin (100.2, 29), Danny Meszaros (132.2, 48), , Kyle Owings (78, 26), Nick Chigges (346, 120) Ryan Johnson (187.2, 68), 2002, Dre Watts (105.1, 39), Nathan Helvey (284.2, 108) SHUTOUTS 1. 3 B.J. Walter, David Peterson, Chad Johnson, Thad Rowland, Mike Rhue, Nick Chigges, Hitting Single-Season Records GAMES PLAYED Carl Wise, Blake Butler, Byron Barber, Phillip Coker, D.J. Wabick, Brett Gardner, Chris Campbell, Alex Garabedian, Phillip Coker, Cole Rakar, Matt Leeds, 2010 AT BATS Brett Gardner, Cole Rakar, Chris Campbelll, Chris Campbell, Michael Harrington, Bradley Goodson, Byron Barber, D.J. Wabick, Phillip Coker, Blake Butler, 2014 HITS Brett Gardner, D.J. Wabick, Byron Barber, Cole Rakar, Chris Campbell, Chris Campbell, Joey Bergman, Phillip Coker, Phillip Coker, MIchael Harrington, 2007 RUNS SCORED Joey Bergman, Brett Gardner, Oliver Marmol, Jeremie Tice, Cole Rakar, Clay McCord, Phillip Coker, Michael Harrington, D.J. Wabick, Brandon Sizemore, 2008 SINGLES Brett Gardner, Byron Barber, D.J. Wabick, D.J. Wabick, Michael Harrington, Alex Garabedian, Phillip Coker, Brett Gardner, Philip Coker, Chris Campbell, 2005 DOUBLES Nick Pappas, Cole Rakar, D.J. Wabick, Lee Curtis, Joey Bergman, Brandon Sizemore, Matt Leeds, Chris Campbell, Mike Torello, Six players Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals TRIPLES Lee Curtis, Brett Gardner, Lee Curtis, Chris Campbell, Gunnar Heidt, Billy Colome, Jasha Balcom, Daniel Aldrich, Shawn Lopez, Jack Arroyo, Brett Spivey, Larry Cobb, 2006 HOME RUNS Michael Harrington, Jeremie Tice, Daniel Aldrich, Matt Leeds, Brandon Sizemore, Matt Mansilla, Matt Leeds, Brandon Sizemore, Greg Blake, Brett Anderson, Jose Rodriguez,

46 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Hitting Single-Season Records (Cont.) RUNS BATTED IN Matt Leeds, Chris Campbell, Jeremie Tice, Michael Harrington, Brandon Sizemore, Chris Campbell, Matt Leeds, Brandon Sizemore, Carl Wise, Kris Laird, 1998 BASES ON BALLS Rob Kral, Rob Kral, Marty Gantt, Clay McCord, Brett Anderson, Phillip Coker, Brett Spivey, Marty Gantt, Travis Howell, Matt Lauderdale, Brandon Murray, 2013 INTENTIONAL WALKS Brandon Allen, Matt Leeds, Marty Gantt, Carl Wise, Brett Anderson, Bradley Jones, Nick Pappas, Brandon Murray, Matt Leeds, Scott Wease, Ronny Marmol, Nick Pappas, Carl Wise, 2015 STRIKEOUTS Matt Mansilla, Greg Blake, Brandon Glazer, Cody Martin, Matt Leeds, Nick Pappas, Daniel Aldrich, Brett Anderson, Jose Rodriguez, Morgan Phillips, Alex Pastorius, 2015 TOTAL BASES Jeremie Tice, Chris Campbell, Lee Curtis, Joey Bergman, Michael Harrington, Brandon Sizemore, Chris Campbell, Matt Leeds, Lee Curtis, D.J. Wabick, 2005 STOLEN BASES Billy Colome, Josh Edgeworth, Brett Gardner, Billy Colome, Phillip Coker, Scott Moulder, Marty Gantt, Clay McCord, Brett Gardner, Oliver Marmol, 2007 SACRIFICES HITS Brett Gardner, Brett Gardner, Oliver Marmol, Jess Easterling, Oliver Marmol, Luke Manzo, Phillip Coker, Byron Barber, Stuart Haywood, Rob Harding, Larry Cobb, 2006 SACRIFICE FLIES Chris Campbell, Carl Wise, Chris Campbell, Jess Easterling, Kris Laird, Karl Morris, D.J. Wabick, Matt Leeds, Daniel Aldrich, Carl Wise, 2015 HIT BY PITCH Graham Maiden, Byron Barber, Oliver Marmol, Matt Leeds, Karl Morris, Byron Barber, Brett Anderson, Oliver Marmol, Gabe Marchant, 2008 SLUGGING PCT Jeremie Tice, Joey Bergman, Lee Curtis, Daniel Aldrich, Lee Curtis, Michael Harrington, Kris Laird, Matt Leeds, Greg Blake, Brett Spivey, , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

47 APPEARANCES Brett Harker, David Peterson, Michael Hanzlik, Josh McLaughlin, Nick Chigges, Quinn Monsma, Tom Schiller, Kyle Owings, Chase Henry, Brett Harker, Will Detwiler, 2016 GAMES STARTED Taylor Clarke, Ryan Edell, Christian Powell, Charlie Wentzky, Ryan Johnson, Taylor Clarke, Eight Players INNINGS PITCHED Nick Chigges, Taylor Clarke, Nick Chigges, Bailey Ober, Taylor Clarke, Charlie Wentzky, Reid Price, Ryan Edell, Ryan Johnson, Graham Godfrey, 2006 RELIEF APPEARANCES Brett Harker, David Peterson, Michael Hanzlik, Josh McLaughlin, Nick Chigges, Tom Schiller, Kyle Owings, Quinn Monsma, Chase Henry, Brett Harker, Will Detwiler, 2016 VICTORIES Taylor Clarke, Ryan Johnson, Ryan Johnson, Nick Chigges, Nick Chigges, Bailey Ober, Taylor Clarke, Matt Pegler, Brandon Glazer, Seven players DEFEATS 1. 9 Chad Johnson, Josh Renfro, Scott Foxhall, Lucas Hocker, Austin Alexander, Brian Vandell, Five players SAVES Michael Hanzlik, Brett Harker, Josh McLaughlin, Brett Harker, Andy Hutchings, David Peterson, Carter Love, Sam Moore, Kyle Owings, Dre Watts, 2013 SHUTOUTS 1. 2 Nick Chigges, Mike Rhue, Scott Oliver, Thad Rowland, B.J. Walters, Pitchers BASES ON BALLS Scott Oliver, Jeff Beliveau, Scott Foxhall, Robbie Thomas, Adam Spires, Brian Groves, Charlie Wentzky, Scott Oliver, Jason Gilfillan, Four Players STRIKEOUTS Taylor Clarke, Nick Chigges, Donato Calandriello, Graham Godfrey, Nick Chigges, Bailey Ober, Scott Oliver, Taylor Clarke, Ryan Edell, Lucas Hocker, 1999 BALKS 1. 5 David Peterson, Paxton Warren, Casey Lucchese, Kyle Owings, Jake Goldberg, Tee Morris, Charlie Wentzky, Jeff Beliveau, David Peterson, Will Detwiler, 2016 Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals Cougar Baseball Record Book Pitching Single-Season Records WILD PITCHES Charlie Wentzky, Scott Oliver, Jason Gilfillan, Casey Lucchese, Scott Oliver, Ryan Mau, Scott Oliver, Barry Richardson, David Peterson, Casey Lucchese, 2011 DECISIONS Taylor Clarke, Taylor Clarke, Ryan Johnson, Josh Renfro, Bailey Ober, Christian Powell, Jesse Simpson, Lucas Hocker, Scott Oliver, Austin Alexander, Nick Chigges, 2006 WINNING PCT (Min. 5 Decisions) Rk. Pct Ryan Johnson (12-0), Kevin Decker (8-0), Ryan Mau (5-0), Taylor Clarke, Nick Chigges (11-1), Christian Powell (8-1), Brian Groves (6-1), Ken Mellette (6-1), Mathew Thompson (6-1), Nick Chigges (11-2), 2006 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Min. 45 innings) Rk. ERA Josh McLaughlin (56.2), Nick Chigges (115.2), Bailey Ober (106.2), Taylor Clarke Eric Bauer (51.2), Sam Moore (55.2), Chase Henry (47.2), Ken Mellette (59.1), Taylor Clarke (104.0), Lucas Hocker (96.1), 1999 WHIP (Min. 45 innings) Rk. WHIP Taylor Clarke (114.1), Bailey Ober (106.2), Tyler Thornton (98.0), Eric Bauer (51.2), Matt Pegler (89.0), Josh McLaughlin (56.2), Matt Pegler (87.0), Chase Henry (47.2), Taylor Clarke (104.0), Nick Chigges (115.2),

48 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Team Single-Season hitting Records GAMES PLAYED Year BATTING AVERAGE Year AT BATS Year HITS Year RUNS SCORED Year DOUBLES Year TRIPLES Year HOME RUNS Year RUNS BATTED IN Year BASES ON BALLS Year STRIKEOUTS. Year STOLEN BASES Year SLUGGING PCT. Year , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

49 Cougar Baseball Record Book Team Single-Season Pitching Records VICTORIES Year EARNED RUN AVERAGE Rk. ERA Year INNINGS PITCHED Year SAVES Year BASES ON BALLS Year STRIKEOUTS Year HITS ALLOWED Year RUNS ALLOWED Year EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Year OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE Rk. Avg. Year Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 47

50 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Single-Game Records Individual Batting and Base Running At Bats 10 Nick Pappas vs. William & Mary, Brandon Glazer vs. William & Mary, 2014 Runs 6 Joey Bergman vs. Quinnipiac, 2009 Hits 6 Oliver Marmol at Georgia Southern, Matt Leeds at Wofford, 2011 Doubles 3 (14x) Last: Carl Wise vs. Georgia Southern, 2015 Triples 2 (6x) Last: Tommy Ricther vs. Mercer, 2016 Home Runs 3 (6x) Last: Daniel Aldrich at W. Carolina, 2012 Grand Slams 1 (29x) Last: Brandon Murray vs. The Citadel, 2014 Total Bases 14 Matt Leeds vs. USC Upstate, 2010 RBI 9 Brandon Murray at Davidson, 2013 Walks 5 Brett Spivey vs. New York Tech, Kris Conrad vs. Wofford, Michael Kohn at Wofford, 2007 Stolen Bases 5 Billy Colome vs. Appalachian St., Billy Colome at The Citadel, 1999 Strikeouts 4 Multiple Times Hit By Pitch 4 Josh Edgeworth vs. Wofford, 2000 Sacrifice Hits 3 Ryan Welke vs. William & Mary, 2014 Sacrifice Flies 2 (15x) Last: Morgan Phillips vs. Delaware, 2016 Consecutive Hits 9 Monte Lee, 1997 Consecutive PA On Base 9 Monte Lee, 1997 Hit Streak 29 Billy Colome, 1999 Individual Pitching Innings 10 Eric Bauer vs. William & Mary, Austin Alexander at Southeastern Louisiana, 1996 Longest Relief 10 Eric Bauer vs. William & Mary, 2014 Most Pitchers 9 at South Carolina, 1992 Earned Runs 12 Bruce Price at South Carolina, Nick Chigges vs. Wofford, 2007 Runs 13 Jesse Simpson at Elon, 2009 Walks 11 Robbie Thomas at Stetson, Robbie Thomas at FIU, 1992 Strikeouts 18 Taylor Clarke vs. Radford, 2015 Hits 15 Jesse Simpson at Elon, 2009 Hit Batters 4 (7x) Last: Taylor Clarke vs. Marist, 2014 Wild Pitches 6 Jason Gilfillan at Mercer, 1996 Team Batting and Base Running At Bats 79 vs. William & Mary (23 inn.), 2014 Plate Appearances 88 vs. William & Mary (23 inn.), 2014 Runs 31 at Davidson, 2008 Winning Margin 23 Howard (3) at CofC (26), 2002 Win Margin/Shutout 20 CofC (20) at Appalachian St., 2004 Hits 30 vs. Quinnipiac, 2009 Consecutive Hits 6 vs. Campbell, 2004 Consecutive Reached 10 vs. Jacksonville, vs. Boston College, 2000 Doubles 10 vs. Ball State, 2011 Triples 4 vs. Howard, 2002 Home Runs 9 vs. Furman, 2009 Total Bases 65 vs. Furman, 2009 Walks 15 vs. Howard, 2002 Stolen Bases 10 vs. UNC Asheville, vs. Detroit, 2001 Sacrifice Hits 6 vs. Georgia Southern, 2004 Sacrifice Flies 6 vs. Quinnipiac, 2009 Team Pitching Runs 26 vs. UT San Antonio, 2008 Earned Runs 23 at Elon, 2009 Strikeouts 18 vs. Radford, 2015 Hit Batters 6 vs. New York Tech, 2000 Wild Pitches 8 at Western Carolina, 2010 Team Fielding Putouts 69 vs. William & Mary, 2014 Assists 26 vs. Notre Dame, 2006 Errors 7 vs. Newberry, at Maryland, vs. Towson, 2007 Double Plays 5 vs. Brown, 1998 Miscellaneous Longest Game, Innings 23 vs. William & Mary, 2014 Longest Game, Time (9 inn.) 5:10 at Florida, 2002 Longest Game, Time (Extra) 6:03 vs. William & Mary, 2014 Shortest Game, Innings 5 vs. Central Florida, vs. UNC Asheville, 2002 Shortest Game, Time (7 inn.) 1:13 at Campbell, 1996 Shortest Game, Time (9 inn.) 1:48 at South Carolina, 2000 Longest Winning Streak 15 3/12/2004-4/9/2004 Longest Losing Streak 11 3/10/1995-3/26/1995 Consecutive Games 116 2/9/1997-2/20/1999 w/o being shutout , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

51 Cougar Baseball Record Book Miscellaneous Records Hitting For The Cycle College of Charleston...1, Ben Lasater at Wofford (CofC 21-9, 4/1/07) Opponent...1, Ted Malikowski of Charleston Southern (CSU 17-12, 4/21/98) Triple Plays College of Charleston CofC 20, Campbell 1 (4/2/04 at Patriots Point Field) In the top of the eighth and runners at first and second, Campbell s Sergio Baez s soft liner was picked off by Cougar second baseman Chris Campbell for the first out, Campbell tossed to shortstop Anthony Fairchild at second for the second out, and Fairchild threw to first baseman Paul Pita for the final out (4-6-3). Opponent UNLV 13, CofC 9 (2/9/03 at Wilson Stadium) Brett Gardner led off the top of the eighth with a single to right, moved to second when Brett Anderson was hit by a pitch. On a 3-2 pitch with the runners moving, Lee Curtis lined to UNLV shortstop Peter White for the first out, White stepped on second base to retire Gardner and threw to first baseman Eddie Gill to complete the 6-3 triple play. One-Hitters, No-Hitters College of Charleston No-Hitter Zach Piccola (8ip, 0h, 0r, 0er, 4bb, 6k) Brett Harker (1ip, 0h, 0r, 0er, 0bb, 1k) CofC 7, at Western Carolina 0 (3/14/04) One-Hitter Pat George (7ip, 1h, 2r, 0er, 3bb, 5k) at CofC 7, Brown 2 (3/13/98) Opponent No-Hitter Kurt Scott (4ip, 1r, 1er, 2bb, 3k) Brad Love (1ip, 1bb, 2k) Logan Brummitt (1ip, 2k) Marlyn Tisdale (1ip, 1k) Brandon Crowe (2ip, 4k) Tennessee 14, at CofC 1 (2/21/00) One-Hitter Matt Brown (7ip, 1h, 0r, 1bb, 3k) Stetson 6, at CofC 0 (3/11/95) Charlie Cruz (9ip, 1h, 1r, 0er, 2bb, 11k) at Florida St. 11, CofC 1 (3/28/95) Walk-off Home Runs College of Charleston March 27, CofC 7, Furman 6 Billy Colome s 2-run HR with 1 out in the bottom of the ninth off Rob Purvis. Feb. 13, CofC 11, ECU 9 Brian Hastings 3-run HR with 2 outs in the bottom of the ninth off Kevin Rhodes. April 26, CofC 4, Bethune-Cookman 3 Blake Butler s solo HR on the first pitch in the bottom of the 10th inning off Chris Waltermire. May 29, CofC 7, Auburn 6 Erven Roper solo HR on 1-0 pitch in the bottom of the 11th off Issac Yarbrough in the 2015 NCAA Tallahassee Regional. Opponent April 13, Ga. State 4, CofC 3 Skip Reeves solo HR leading off the bottom of the ninth off Bruce Price. April 14, WCU 13, CofC 9 Donavan Minero s grand slam with two outs in the bottom of the 11th off Phillip Wilkins. March 24, UNCG 3, CofC 2 Brandon Harvey s solo HR leading off the bottom of the ninth off Josh McLaughlin. Longest Hitting Streaks Rk. Player (Year)... Games 1. Billy Colome (1999) Brett Gardner (2005) Chris Campbell (2005) Brian Batson (1996) Joey Bergman (2009) Blake Butler (2015) Lee Curtis (2003) Brett Gardner (2004) Daniel Aldrich (2011) Gunnar Heidt (2014) Brandon Sizemore (2009) Josh Brodin (2009) Ronny Marmol (1999) Billy Colome (1998) Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 49

52 2017 College of Charleston Baseball Charleston Multi Home Run Games 2...Brett Fallaw...at Benedict... March 6, W 2...Bill Fultineer...Newberry... April 18, L 2...Shawn Lopez...Brown... March 27, W 2...Hunter Cox...Coastal Carolina... April 4, W 2...Brian Batson...Georgia State... May 4, W 2...Travis Howell...Mt. St. Mary s... February 24, W 2...Donnie Smith...St. John s... March 1, W 2...Brian Batson...N. C. State... March 4, W 2...Brian Batson...Princeton... March 21, W 2...Monte Lee...at Mercer... April 4, L 2...Monte Lee...at Georgia State... April 11, W 3...Monte Lee...at South Carolina... February 6, L 2...Billy Colome...at Davidson... April 4, W 2...Travis Howell...at Davidson... April 4, W 2...Karl Morris...at VMI... April 22, W 2...Stanley Nix...Howard... February 10, W 2...Victor Martinez...at Charleston Southern... February 20, W 2...Mickey Torello...at Charleston Southern... April 2, W 3...Lee Curtis...at VMI... May 12, W 2...Lee Allen...at Wofford... March 9, W 2...Lee Curtis...Lafayette... March 21, W 2...Brett Anderson...at Charleston Southern... March 2, W 2...Brett Anderson...Campbell... April 2, W 2...Brett Anderson...Elon... May 21, W 2...Chris Campbell...Lipscomb... March 4, W 2...D.J. Wabick...Lipscomb... March 6, W 2...Chris Campbell...at Coastal Carolina... April 5, W 2...Chris Campbell...UNC Greensboro... May 26, W 2...Michael Kohn...Charleston Southern... February 14, W 2...Michael Campbell...Towson... February 18, W 2...Gabe Marchant...Stony Brook... March 11, W 2...Ben Lasater...Charleston Southern... April 10, W 2...Michael Harrington..Georgia Southern... April 15, W 2...Chris Campbell...Davidson... May 17, W 2...Gabe Marchant...George Mason... February 23, W 2...Michael Kohn...George Mason... February 23, W 2...Michael Harrington..Tex.-San Antonio... March 12, W 2...Gabe Marchant...Indiana State... March 15, L 2...Jeremie Tice...at Davidson... March 21, W 2...Cole Rakar...at Davidson... March 21, W 2...Michael Harrington..at Davidson... March 22, W 3...Michael Harrington..Elon... April 18, L 2...Michael Harrington..Wofford... May 9, W 2...Jeremie Tice...at Clemson... May 13, L 2...Jeremie Tice...at Western Carolina... May 16, W 2...Jeremie Tice...at Western Carolina... May 16, W 2...Michael Harrington..at Western Carolina... May 17, L 2...Brandon Sizemore...at Western Carolina... May 17, L 2...Jeremie Tice...vs. Western Carolina... May 21, W 2...Stuart Haywood...vs. Furman... May 24, W 2...Brandon Sizemore...vs. St. John s... Feb. 27, W 2...Matt Mansilla...UNC Greensboro... March 7, W 2...Matt Mansilla...at Samford... March 20, W 2...Brandon Sizemore...at Samford... March 22, W 3...Cole Rakar...Furman... March 28, W 2...Brandon Sizemore...Furman... March 29, W 2...Joey Bergman...The Citadel... April 7, W 2...Matt Mansilla...Davidson... May 3, W 2...Joey Bergman...Charleston Southern... May 6, W 2...Jose Rodriguez...at Jacksonville... Feb. 23, W 3...Rob Kral...at UNC Greensboro... March 19, W 2...Greg Blake...Georgia Southern... April 3, W 2...Matt Leeds...Wofford... April 17, W 2...Rob Kral...at Davidson... May 2, W 2...Matt Leeds...USC Upstate... May 11, W 2...Jose Rodriguez...at Appalachian State... May 16, W 2...Cole Rakar...vs. Coastal Carolina... June 7, L 2...Jose Rodriguez...at Jacksonville... March 1, W 2...Matt Leeds...Coastal Carolina... March 2, L 2...Matt Leeds...Jacksonville... March 16, W 2...Matt Leeds...at Charleston Southern... April 12, W 2...Matt Leeds...Furman... April 23, W 2...Daniel Aldrich...at Wofford... April 30, W 2...Matt Leeds...at Samford... May 19, W 3...Daniel Aldrich...at Western Carolina... April 27, W 2...Brandon Murray...at Davidson... April 14, W 2...Carl Wise...Georgia Southern... May 18, W 2...Carl Wise...Elon... May 23, L 2...Nick Pappas...at Hofstra... May 9, W 2...Blake Butler...at William & Mary... May 1, W 2...Alex Pastorius...at William & Mary... May 1, W 2...Blake Butler...UNCW... May 10, W 2...Ryan Brown...at Northeastern... May 16, W 2...Nick Pappas...Auburn... May 31, W 2...Bradley Jones...at Georgia Southern... March 1, L 2...Erven Roper...Mercer... March 13, W Charleston Grand slam Home Runs Nick Pechillis...at Benedict... March 6, W Kyle Boyd...Mt. St. Mary s... February 27, W Travis Howell...Savannah State... February 22, W Hunter Cox...at Mercer... April 19, L Jason Reynolds...East Carolina... April 25, W Rick Paez...Marshall... March 7, W Josh Edgeworth...at Furman... March 14, W Greg Alden...UNC Asheville... April 23, W Victor Martinez...at Western Carolina... April 14, L Victor Martinez...Lafayette (G1)... March 22, W Brett Spivey...at The Citadel... May 21, W Kevin Bulger...at UNC Greensboro... May 16, W Matt Kirkpatrick...Appalachian State... April 2, W Jess Easterling...High Point... February 11, W Phillip Coker...at Kentucky... June 10, W Oliver Marmol...at Wofford... March 30, W Graham Maiden...Furman... April 20, W Michael Harrington...Davidson... May 18, W Gabe Marchant...George Mason... February 23, W Michael Harrington...Tex.-San Antonio... March 8, W Jeremie Tice...at Davidson... March 21, W Gabe Marchant...at Davidson... March 21, W Cole Rakar...at Davidson... March 21, W Brandon Sizemore...at Coastal Carolina... April 22, L Joash Brodin...Miami (OH)... Feb. 22, W Matt Mansilla...at Mercer... April 8, L Matt Mansilla...Davidson... May 3, W Brandon Sizemore...Davidson... May 3, W Matt Leeds...at CSU... March 24, W Rob Kral...at CSU... March 24, W Dre Watts...at CSU... March 24, W Joey Bergman...Wofford... April 17, W Kolby Epley...at The Citadel... April 20, W Daniel Aldrich...at Wofford... April 30, W Matt Leeds...at Samford... May 19, W Marty Gantt...vs. Georgia Southern... May 28, L Brandon Murray...at Davidson... April 14, W Brandon Murray...The Citadel... March 9, W Bradley Jones...Towson... March 20, W , 2005, 2007, 2012, 2015 Conference Championships 2006, 2014 Conference Tournament Championships

53 Cougar Baseball Record Book College of Charleston Back-to-Back Home Runs R.J Kackley, Brett Fallow (4th)...at Benedict... March 6, W Billy Colome, Travis Howell (1st)...at Davidson... April 4, W Monte Lee, Travis Howell (9th)...Western Carolina... May 9, L Brett Spivey, Lee Curtis (1st)...Lafayette... March 21, W Mark Lyons, Brett Anderson (7th)...at Charleston Southern... February 2, W Matt Kirkpatrick, Chris Campbell (2nd)...at Davidson... April 17, W Jeremie Tice, Gabe Marchant (5th)...George Mason... February 23, W Gabe Marchant, Matt Mansilla (6th)...Savannah State... March 4, W Jeremie Tice, Michael Harrington (7th)...at Furman... April 11, L Gabe Marchant, Mike Hentz (7th)...The Citadel... April 27, W Brandon Sizemore, Michael Harrington (7th)...The Citadel... April 27, W Brandon Sizemore, Michael Harrington (3rd)...at Western... May 17, L Brandon Sizemore, Jeremie Tice (9th)...vs. Furman... May 24, W Joash Brodin, Mike Hentz (1st)...vs. St. John s... Feb. 27, W Brandon Sizemore, Ryan Daniels (5th)...Furman... March 29, W Justin Brewer, Kolby Epley (8th)...Furman... March 29, W Ryan Daniels, Matt Mansilla (5th)...Davidson... May 3, W Jose Rodriguez, Baker Knox (2nd)...Coastal Carolina... March 16, W Rob Kral, Matt Leeds (6th)...at UNC Greensboro... March 19, W Kolby Epley, Greg Blake (8th)...Georgia Southern... April 3, W Kolby Epley, Greg Blake (3rd)...at The Citadel... April 20, W Matt Leeds, Jose Rodriguez (3rd)...Kentucky... Feb. 18, W Matt Leeds, Daniel Aldrich (4th)...UNC Greensboro... May 6, L Jose Rodriguez, Cole Rakar (4th)...at Samford... May 21, L Brandon Glazer, Marty Gantt (6th)...Wofford... March 18, W Gunnar Heidt, Brandon Murray (1st)...at Samford... March 30, W Brandon Murray, Brandon Glazer (5th)...The Citadel... March 9, W Alex Pastorius, Carl Wise (6th)...Radford... March 7, W Carl Wise, Blake Butler (8th)...at Campbell... March 17, W Blake Butler, Nick Pappas (6th)...at William & Mary... May 1, W Blake Butler, Nick Pappas (4th)...Auburn... May 29, W Danny Wondrack, Clay Hunt (6th)...at Towson... April 30, W College of Charleston Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs D.J. Wabick, Chris Campbell, Jess Easterling (1st)...WCU... March 20, W Mike Hentz, Clay McCord, Gabe Marchant (3rd)...at ASU... April 6, W Joash Brodin, Matt Mansilla, Austin Morgan (6th)...Furman... March 28, W Matt Leeds, Jose Rodriguez, Daniel Aldrich (1st)...Youngstown State... Feb. 25, W Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances Two NCAA Tournament Super Regionals 51