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1 1 NAIA National Championship (2004), 2 Runner-up Finishes, 10 World Series Appearances Cumberland Sports Information One Cumberland Square Lebanon, Tenn Fax (615) Jo Jo Freeman, Sports Information Director (615) jfreeman@cumberland.edu 2010 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Cumberland University Bulldogs (13-4) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT (INN) F. 12 Missouri Baptist Snow F. 13 Missouri Baptist Snow F. 13 Missouri Valley Snow F. 14 Missouri Valley Snow F. 17 at North Alabama W, 12-6 (9) F. 19 Univ. of St. Francis W, 6-0 (7) F. 19 Univ. of St. Francis W, 14-2 (7) F. 20 Univ. of St. Francis W, 5-0 (7) F. 20 Univ. of St. Francis L, 3-2 (7) F. 27 Missouri Baptist W, 2-0 (7) F. 27 Viterbo Univ W, 7-4 (7) F. 28 Viterbo Univ W, 10-2 (7) F. 28 Viterbo Univ W, 15-2 (6) M. 2 at St. Catharine College W, 5-3 (10) M. 6 at #3 Oklahoma City Univ W, 6-2 (7) M. 6 at #3 Oklahoma City Univ L, 10-7 (7) M. 7 at #3 Oklahoma City Univ W, 11-7 (7) M. 7 at #3 Oklahoma City Univ W, 6-3 (7) M. 9 at Southern Nazarene W, 9-5 (7) M. 9 at Oklahoma Christian L, (7) M. 10 at Oklahoma Baptist L, 11-6 (9) M. 12 Shawnee State$ PM M. 13 Shawnee State (DH)$ Noon M. 15 Embry-Riddle (DH)$ PM M. 16 Embry-Riddle$ PM M. 17 Georgetown College$ PM M. 20 Davenport Univ. (DH)$ Noon M. 21 Davenport Univ.$ :30 PM M. 23 Campbellsville Univ.$ PM M. 24 at Georgetown College :30 PM M. 26 at Union Univ.*$ PM M. 27 at Union Univ. (DH)*$ Noon M. 31 Lambuth Univ.$ PM A. 2 Bethel Univ.*$ PM A. 3 Bethel Univ. (DH)*$ Noon A. 6 Lee Univ.$ PM A. 7 at Campbellsville Univ PM A. 9 at Trevecca Nazarene*$ PM A. 10 at Trevecca Nazarene (DH)*$ Noon A. 11 Lindsey Wilson$ :30 PM A. 12 Bryan College$ :30 PM A. 14 at Lambuth Univ PM A. 16 Freed-Hardeman*$ PM A. 17 Freed-Hardeman (DH)*$ Noon A. 19 at Lindsey Wilson PM A. 23 at Martin Methodist*$ PM A. 24 at Martin Methodist (DH)*$ Noon A. 27 Milligan College$ PM M. 1 Lyon College (DH)*$ Noon M. 2 Lyon College*$ PM M. 6 at Mid-Continent Univ. (DH)*$ PM M. 7 at Mid-Continent Univ.*$ Noon M TranSouth Championships$..... Paducah, Ky. M NAIA Opening Round$ TBA M. 28-J.4 NAIA World Series$ Lewiston, Idaho * - TranSouth Conference game All game times Central Time Home games in Bold When: March 12-13, 2010 Site: Lebanon, Tenn. -- Ernest L. Stockton Field/Woody Hunt Stadium Radio: 1490 AM WCOR (Friday); 98.9 FM WANT (Saturday) Mitch Walters (play-by-play), Jo Jo Freeman (color) Notes: Cumberland opens a nine-game homestand Friday with a three-game series against Shawnee State. The Bulldogs will also entertain Embry-Riddle, Georgetown College, Davenport Univ. and Campbellsville Univ. on the homestand. Embry-Riddle is coached by former CU players Chuck and Randy Stegall. Schaefer named Pitcher of the Week Late Monday senior Shawn Schaefer was named TranSouth Conference Pitcher of the Week after his work in a victory at third-ranked Oklahoma City Univ. The Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, native allowed two unearned runs and just six hits to the Stars while striking out eight. He won his third straight outing and lowered his ERA to 1.37 in 19.2 innings of work thus far in Schaefer has given up just three earned runs and only 12 hits in his three starts, victories over North Alabama, Missouri Baptist and OCU, and opponents are batting just.167 against the lefthander. He won the TSAC Pitcher of the Week accolade on March 1 as well after shutting out Missouri Baptist. Frazier finds lightning in Oklahoma Senior Troy Frazier started the year very slowly, with only four hits in the fi rst seven games of the season. He collected seven hits with a pair of home runs and 10 RBIs in doubleheader against Viterbo Univ. on February 28, helping the Louisville, Ky., native earn TranSouth Conference Player of the Week honors on March 1. Frazier struggled again at the beginning of last week, going hitless at St. Catharine College and in Saturday s doubleheader at No. 3 Oklahoma City Univ. But the Univ. of Kentucky transfer exploded over the last fi ve games of the road trip, registering 13 hits with fi ve home runs and seven RBIs. He also scored eight runs in the fi ve games and raised his batting average to.429, second best on the squad. He is also tied for the team lead with 19 RBIs and ranks second on the club with 20 runs scored. Greener stays hot Senior Matt Greener continues to provide the consistency at the plate the club hoped for last year. Greener has hit safely in 16 of the team s 17 games this season and has multiple hits in eight of those contests, including fi ve of the last eight outings. The Jupiter, Fla., native collected seven hits in the four games against No. 3 Oklahoma City Univ., and he has already equaled last year s home run output of four. Greener ranks third on the club in batting average at.424 and has a team-best seven doubles along with 17 RBIs and 17 runs scored. Sprague gets another win Senior Adam Sprague posted his third victory in four outings this season in an 11-7 triumph at No. 3 Oklahoma City Univ. The lefthander allowed seven runs, two earned, on 10 hits in a complete game, striking out seven. Sprague was dominant in his fi rst two starts of the season, striking out a career-best 10 and giving up three hits and no runs in six innings against the Univ. of St. Francis. He backed that up by allowing one earned run and eight hits in fi ve innings versus Viterbo Univ. The Winter Park, Fla., native has a 1.42 ERA in 19.0 innings of work this season with 20 strikeouts, and opponents are batting.288. Sprague posted six victories in 15 outings last season for the Bulldogs, splitting his time between starting and relieving. Kikla continues to do it all Senior Sam Kikla led the Bulldogs in nine offensive categories last season, including hits, runs scored, home runs, RBIs and stolen bases. The Malabar, Fla., native has picked up where he left off last season, leading CU in four major categories runs scored (24), RBIs (tied 19), walks (13) and stolen bases (tied 5). Kikla has seven multi-hit and fi ve multi-rbi games already this year, and his back-to-back two home run games helped the Bulldogs sweep a doubleheader this

2 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Location Lebanon, Tenn. Enrollment/Founded ,355/1842 Nickname Bulldogs Colors Cardinal and White President Dr. Harvill Easton Director of Athletics Ron Pavan Website Conference TranSouth Home Field Ernest L. Stockton Field (500) Dimensions..... LF - 315, LC - 385, CF - 395, RC - 385, RF MEDIA RELATIONS Director Jo Jo Freeman Freeman s jfreeman@cumberland.edu Freeman s Offi ce Phone / Freeman s Home Phone / Media Relations Fax / Mailing Address One Cumberland Square Lebanon, TN COACHING STAFF Head Coach Woody Hunt Alma Mater/Year Belmont/1980 Career Record /28+ Seasons CU as 4-year school /26+ Seasons CU as 2-year school /2 Seasons Hunt s Offi ce Phone / Assistant Coach Kevin Hite (Cumberland, 1996) Hite s Offi ce Phone / Assistant Coach Ryan Hunt (Cumberland, 2003) Hunt s Offi ce Phone / Graduate Asst......Chris Schrock (Cumberland, 1999) Volunteer Asst..Chuck MacFarlane (Cumberland, 2005) Volunteer Asst......James Parker (Cumberland, 2008) Student Assistant Robert Clayton TEAM INFORMATION 2009 Record TransSouth Record/Finish /1st 2009 TransSouth Championships Finish rd 2009 National Ranking RV 2009 Postseason NAIA Regional (1-2) Pitchers Returning/Lost /5 Starters Returning/Lost /6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost /23 Newcomers CUMBERLAND ROSTER 2010 Cumberland Baseball No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. B/T Hometown/Previous School 1 Jason Frost IF r-sr R-R Sanford, Fla./Seminole HS (Seminole CC) 2 Ryan Critchelow OF FR L-L Gallatin, Tenn./Gallatin HS 4 Dave Weyer OF SR R-R Oak Lawn, Ill./St. Rita HS (Phoenix College) 5 T.J. Murphy IF JR L-R North Olmstead, Ohio/North Olmstead HS (CCBC-Catonsville) 7 Kris Miller OF SR R-R New Caney, Texas/New Caney HS (Lewis & Clark State) 8 Aaron Wilkerson RHP JR R-R Waco, Texas/Midway HS (Panola CC) 9 Greg Appleton IF JR R-R Port Coquitlam, B.C./Terry Fox Secondary (Panola CC) 10 Adam Sprague LHP SR L-L Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park HS (Seminole CC) 11 Eric Vetetoe IF SR R-R Hartsville, Tenn./Trousdale County HS (Maryville College) 13 Brian Karahalios C SR L-R Jacksonville, Fla./Bishop Kenny HS (Pasco-Hernando CC) 14 Daniel Kern RHP JR R-R Pompano Beach, Fla./Stoneman Douglas HS (Broward CC) 15 Jesse Bowman OF r-jr R-R Mt. Juliet, Tenn./Wilson Central HS (Volunteer State CC) 16 Shawn Schaefer LHP SR L-L Pitt Meadows, B.C./Pitt Meadows Sec. (Univ. of B.C.) 17 Max Kautz OF SR R-R Palo Alto, Calif./Florida Air Academy (Canada CC) 18 Keith Kirby RHP r-so R-R Lafayette, Tenn./Macon County HS 19 Troy Frazier OF SR R-R Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park (Univ. of Kentucky) 21 Luke Whittaker RHP SR R-R Cottontown, Tenn./White House HS (Cleveland State CC) 22 Matt Greener IF SR R-R Jupiter, Fla./Jupiter HS (Palm Beach CC) 23 Matt Vance RHP r-jr R-R Castalian Springs, Tenn./Trousdale County HS 24 Derrick Harwood IF JR R-R Scottsville, Ky./Allen County-Scottsville HS (Calhoun CC) 25 David Fanshawe C JR R-R Miami, Fla./Brito Miami Private School (Broward CC) 26 Robert Post RHP r-sr R-R Mt. Juliet, Tenn./Mt. Juliet Christian Academy 27 Danny Gallinot OF JR R-R Agoura Hills, Calif./Agoura HS (Oxnard College) 28 Ben Foster C r-so R-R Gallatin, Tenn./Gallatin HS 29 Matt McFarland RHP r-so R-R Russell County, Ky./Russell County HS 30 Peter Taraskevich RHP SR L-S Sunrise, Fla./American Heritage HS (Nova Southeastern Univ.) 32 Sam Kikla IF SR R-R Malabar, Fla./Palm Bay HS (Seminole CC) 34 Briggs Dixson RHP r-sr R-R Murphy, N.C./Murphy HS 35 Daniel Harrison IF FR L-R Lebanon, Tenn./Lebanon HS 36 Brett Schultz C r-so R-R Mt. Juliet, Tenn./Mt. Juliet HS 37 Anthony Hopkins OF r-so R-R Lebanon, Tenn./Lebanon HS 38 Logan Neal LHP r-so L-L Gallatin, Tenn./Gallatin HS 40 Ross Strong OF FR R-R Gladeville, Tenn./Wilson Central HS 41 Christian Jennings LHP r-so L-L Lebanon, Tenn./Lebanon HS (Carson-Newman) 44 Adrian Mull 1B SR L-R San Jose, Calif./Leigh HS (Skyline CC) COACHING STAFF 6 Woody Hunt, Head Coach (Belmont, 1980) 12 Kevin Hite, Assistant Coach (Cumberland, 1996) 3 Ryan Hunt, Assistant Coach (Cumberland, 2003) 33 Chuck MacFarlane, Volunteer Assistant (Cumberland, 2007) Chris Schrock, Graduate Assistant (Cumberland, 1999) James Parker, Volunteer Assistant (Cumberland, 2008) Robert Clayton, Student Assistant SPORTS MEDICINE: Danny Rogers (Indiana, 1998) past Sunday at No. 3 Oklahoma City Univ. He ranks second on the squad with fi ve homers and four doubles and is third with 20 total hits. Kikla collected just seven hits on the trip to Oklahoma, but walked eight times and scored 12 runs. Setback for Post Senior Robert Post was very sharp in his opening start of the season, tossing a three-hit shutout with six strikeouts against the Univ. of St. Francis. He was not as sharp in his second outing, giving up four unearned runs and seven hits in a victory over Viterbo Univ., but the Mt. Juliet, Tenn., native lasted just one inning against Oklahoma City Univ. before leaving with an injury. He gave up three runs on three hits to No. 3 OCU, taking the loss in a 10-7 defeat. Post will miss his next start because of the injury but hopefully will return for next weekend s series against Davenport Univ. and certainly for the conference opener at Union Univ. on March Fanshawe a big part of early success Newcomer David Fanshawe has certainly stepped into the role behind the plate with success, helping the Bulldog pitching staff post a 3.32 team ERA with opponents batting just.271. Fanshawe has also been a mainstay at the plate, batting.367 overall with three doubles and 11 RBIs. The Miami, Fla., native always seems to be in the middle of big things happening for CU, like his 3-for-4 efforts in the season-opening victory at Division II North Alabama. He also had a pair of hits at St. Catharine College last Tuesday and added three more hits and three RBIs in the Bulldogs victory at Southern Nazarene Tidbits Senior Brian Karahalios leads the Bulldogs with a.467 batting average with 14 hits in 30 at-bats. The Jacksonville, Fla., native collected only nine hits in 43 total at-bats last season. Karahalios has started nine games in 2010 and played in 13 total contests Newcomer Kris Miller is batting just.286 for the year, but nine of his 16 hits have gone for extra bases. The New Caney, Texas, native is tied for second on the club with four doubles and fi ve home runs and is tied for the team lead with 19 RBIs Max Kautz has gotten off to a very slow start, batting just.228 but with 18 strikeouts. He also has three doubles and 12 walks and has scored 12 times. Kautz also started very slowly last season, batting just.281 through the fi rst 21 games of the year before picking it up and posting a.458 batting average over the fi nal 27 contests

3 2010 HITTING BY THE NUMBERS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP K SF SH SB-A FLD% Overall Bench TranSouth Home Away Neutral PITCHING BY THE NUMBERS ERA W-L G CG SHO S IP H R-ER BB K 2B 3B HR B/Avg Overall TranSouth Starters Relievers Home Away Neutral RUNS BY INNING Ex Tot Avg Cumberland Opponents HOME RUNS (29) No. Player (#) Game # Opponent (Date) Base Inning Outs Pitcher 1 Fanshawe (1) 1 at North Alabama Clark (R) 2 Kautz (1)* 1 at North Alabama Jones (R) 3 Bowman (1) 3 Univ. of St. Francis Owens (R) 4 Greener (1)* 3 Univ. of St. Francis Owens (R) 5 Greener (2) 3 Univ. of St. Francis Proxmire (R) 6 Kikla (1) 4 Univ. of St. Francis Gaff (R) 7 Appleton (1) 5 Univ. of St. Francis Rydell (R) 8 Appleton (2) 7 Viterbo Univ Moravec (R) 9 Frazier (1)* 8 Viterbo Univ Dreger (R) 10 Frazier (2) 9 Viterbo Univ Shepherd (R) 11 Greener (3) 11 at Oklahoma City Univ Williams 12 Miller (1) 11 at Oklahoma City Univ Williams 13 Kikla (2) 12 at Oklahoma City Univ Maune 14 Kikla (3) 12 at Oklahoma City Univ Crabaugh 15 Miller (2) 13 at Oklahoma City Univ G. Parker 16 Greener (4)* 13 at Oklahoma City Univ G. Parker 17 Frazier (3) 13 at Oklahoma City Univ G. Parker 18 Kikla (4) 13 at Oklahoma City Univ Crabaugh 19 Kikla (5) 13 at Oklahoma City Univ Riddle 20 Miller (3)* 14 at Oklahoma City Univ Richard 21 Frazier (4) 14 at Oklahoma City Univ Coplon 22 Kautz (2) 14 at Oklahoma City Univ Jackson 23 Miller (4) 15 at Southern Nazarene Eastham 24 Appleton (3)* 15 at Southern Nazarene Bingham 25 Miller (5) 16 at Oklahoma Christian Morris 26 Frazier (5) 16 at Oklahoma Christian Morris 27 Frazier (6) 17 at Oklahoma Baptist Brule 28 Appleton (4) 17 at Oklahoma Baptist Brule 29 Frazier (7)* 17 at Oklahoma Baptist Brule * - Leadoff Home Run of the season. Bulldogs sweep TranSouth honors Cumberland seniors Troy Frazier and Shawn Schaefer were named the TranSouth Conference Player and Pitcher of the Week on March 1 after their performances against Missouri Baptist and Viterbo University. Frazier went 9-for-14 (.643) in four games with one double, two home runs, seven runs scored and 11 RBIs. The Louisville, Ky., native collected seven hits and a pair of homers in Sunday s doubleheader sweep of Viterbo, including a solo shot in the fi rst game and a grand slam to end the second contest. Schaefer tossed a one-hit shutout against Missouri Baptist on Saturday, giving up a single in the top of the fi rst and not another hit the rest of the way. The Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, native retired the side in order in the second, third, fourth and seventh innings and walked one batter in both the fi fth and sixth while striking out three. Greener named Player of the Week Senior Matt Greener was named the TranSouth Conference Player of the Week on February 22 by the league offi ce after batting.636 in fi ve Friday PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS PROBABLE POSITION STARTERS Catcher First Base Second Base Third Base Shortstop Left Field Center Field Right Field Designated Hitter 3 Matt McFarland (R) 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 2 K David Fanshawe.367, 1 HR, 11 RBI Greg Appleton.290, 4 HR, 10 RBI Dave Weyer.167, 0 HR, 3 RBI Matt Greener.424, 4 HR, 17 RBI Sam Kikla.370, 5 HR, 19 RBI Kris Miller.286, 5 HR, 19 RBI Troy Frazier.429, 7 HR, 19 RBI Max Kautz.228, 2 HR, 10 RBI Brian Karahalios.467, 0 HR, 8 RBI BULLDOGS RECORD... February March April May Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Has Double-Digit Hits Scores Double-Digit Runs Does Not Commit an Error CU Commits More Errors Opponent Commits More Errors Errors Are Even Against Teams With Losing Record Against Teams With Winning Record Against Teams With.500 Record games and helping the Bulldogs start the season by winning 4-of-5 outings. Greener went 7-for-11 in four starts with four runs scored, three doubles, two home runs and 10 RBIs. He also recorded a walk and stole a base. The Jupiter, Fla., native drove in a pair of runs in a 12-6 victory in CU s season opener at North Alabama. He doubled twice and drove in a run in the home opener against the Univ. of St. Francis and then reg-

4 4 WIN-LOSS SUMMARY Total Conference Non-Conf 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 fi rst Opp. scores fi rst 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 istered six RBIs in the second game, hitting a solo homer and a grand slam in the same inning. Greener hit just four home runs and drove in 29 runs all of last season in 183 at-bats. He had at least one hit in all fi ve games and at least one RBI in four of the fi ve contests. Schaefer named to All-Canadian Team Cumberland s Shawn Schaefer was recently named to the CanadianBaseballNetwork.com All-Canadian College Team. The lefthander was an Honorable Mention selection and was the only player from the TranSouth Conference in the listings. Schaefer tossed 5.2 innings in CU s season-opening victory at North Alabama, allowing four runs on fi ve hits with one walk and three strikeouts. Last season the Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, native was the anchor of the Bulldogs staff, working a team-high 88.0 innings and posting a 6-3 record with a 4.40 ERA. He struck out 69 in 13 appearances, registering seven complete games. Just two other players from the Mid-South Conference were on the list Marc Wilson from Campbellsville Univ. (Calgary, Alberta) and Tyler Plumpton from the Univ. of Rio Grande (Peterborough, Ontario). The full list may be found at Bulldogs ranked 19th nationally Cumberland is ranked 19th nationally in the NAIA Baseball Coaches Preseason Top 25 Poll announced in November. Cumberland fi nished the 2009 season overall, advancing to the NAIA Regionals in Hattiesburg, Miss. The Bulldogs won the TranSouth regular season last year with a 15-5 mark and return only three position starters but six pitchers, including three of the top four hurlers, and welcome 36 newcomers to this year s club. Cumberland was the only TranSouth team ranked in the Top 25. Union Univ. received the other three fi rst-place votes in the TranSouth poll. Union just missed a Top 25 ranking, garnering 94 total points to fi nish 27th. Record number of games on radio Cumberland University will broadcast a schoolrecord 35 regular season games in 2010 along with all postseason contests starting May 10 at the TranSouth Championships in Paducah, Ky. Play-by-play announcer Mitch Walters will broadcast the 35 regular season outings covering 27 dates starting with a nine-game homestand that begins March 12 against Shawnee State. Jo Jo Freeman and Tommy Bryan will join Walters on the air this season. All home games from March 12 forward during the season along with all Tran- South Conference road games will be broadcast live on either 98.9 FM WANT or 1490 AM WCOR Cumberland Baseball Games scheduled Monday-Friday during the day will be heard on WCOR and all night contests and weekend games may be heard on WANT. Cumberland picked to win TranSouth Cumberland was picked to win the TranSouth Conference in 2010, with the Bulldogs receiving fi ve of the eight fi rst-place votes, in a poll of league coaches published in conjunction with the national poll in November. The Bulldogs won the TranSouth regular season last year with a 15-5 mark and return only three position starters but six pitchers, including three of the top four hurlers, and welcome 36 newcomers to this year s club. Union University was picked second, while Trevecca Nazarene and Freed-Hardeman were third and fourth, respectively, in the TranSouth poll. Martin Methodist, Lyon College, Bethel Univ. and Mid-Continent rounded out the TranSouth selections TranSouth Baseball Preseason Poll 1. Cumberland Univ. 59 (5) 2. Union Univ. 56 (3) 3. Trevecca Nazarene Freed-Hardeman 32 t5. Martin Methodist 28 t5. Lyon College Bethel Univ Mid-Continent 13

5 2010 PITCHERS GAME-BY-GAME JENNINGS, Christian - 1 appearance 3/09 Oklahoma Christian R ND KERN, Daniel - 4 appearances 2/17 North Alabama R ND 2/27 Viterbo Univ. R S 3/02 St. Catharine College R S 3/09 Oklahoma Christian R L TOTALS KIRBY, Keith - 3 appearances 2/28 Viterbo Univ. R ND 3/06 Oklahoma City Univ.-2 R ND 3/10 Oklahoma Baptist R ND TOTALS MCFARLAND, Matt - 1 appearance 2/19 Univ. of St. Francis-2 R S POST, Robert - 3 appearances 2/19 Univ. of St. Francis-1 S W 2/27 Viterbo Univ. S W 3/06 Oklahoma City Univ.-2 S L TOTALS SCHAEFER, Shawn - 3 appearances 2/17 North Alabama S W 2/27 Missouri Baptist S W 3/06 Oklahoma City Univ.-1 S W TOTALS SPRAGUE, Adam - 4 appearances 2/17 North Alabama R ND 2/20 Univ. of St. Francis-1 S W 2/28 Viterbo Univ. S W 3/07 Oklahoma City Univ.-1 S W TOTALS MISCELLANEOUS STATS HITTING STREAKS Longest Current 22 Greener,Matt Miller,Kris Kikla,Sam 8-17 Kautz,Max 5-25 Fanshawe,David Frazier,Troy Gallinot,Danny Weyer,Dave 3-9 Appleton,Greg Karahalios,Brian Murphy,TJ 2-15 Bowman,Jesse 2-24 Harwood,Derrick 1 - MULTI HIT GAMES Tot 22 Greener,Matt Kikla,Sam Frazier,Troy Karahalios,Brian Fanshawe,David Miller,Kris Kautz,Max Murphy,TJ Appleton,Greg Weyer,Dave TEAM MULTI RBI GAMES Tot 7 Miller,Kris Kikla,Sam Fanshawe,David Frazier,Troy Greener,Matt Kautz,Max Appleton,Greg Karahalios,Brian Bowman,Jesse Weyer,Dave TEAM TARASKEVICH, Peter - 3 appearances 2/20 Univ. of St. Francis-1 R ND 3/02 St. Catharine College S ND 3/09 Southern Nazarene S W TOTALS VANCE, Matt - 5 appearances 2/20 Univ. of St. Francis-2 R ND 2/28 Viterbo Univ. R ND 3/02 St. Catharine College R W 3/06 Oklahoma City Univ.-2 R ND 3/10 Oklahoma Baptist S L TOTALS

6 STARTERS BY POSITION C: Fanshawe (15), Karahalios (2) 1B: Appleton (9), Kikla (3), Karahalios (2), Bowman (1), Mull (1), Harwood (1) 2B: Murphy (8), Weyer (7), Appleton (2) 3B: Greener (16), Vetetoe (1) SS: Kikla (14), Harwood (3) LF: Miller (8), Galinot (3), Kautz (3), Frazier (3) CF: Frazier (14), Weyer (2), Bowman (1) RF: Miller (9), Kautz (8) DH: Kautz (6), Karahalios (5), Gallinot (4), Bowman (2) 2010 PITCHERS GAME-BY-GAME 2010 Cumberland Baseball WHITTAKER, Luke - 2 appearances 2/19 Univ. of St. Francis-2 S W 3/09 Oklahoma Christian S ND TOTALS WILKERSON, Aaron - 4 appearances 2/17 North Alabama R ND 2/20 Univ. of St. Francis-2 S L 2/28 Viterbo Univ.-2 S W 3/07 Oklahoma City Univ.-2 S W TOTALS BY BATTING ORDER 1. Kautz (15), Murphy (2) 2. Kikla (17) 3. Greener (9), Frazier (8) 4. Miller (10), Frazier (5), Greener (2) 5. Fanshawe (10), Frazier (4), Greener (2), Kautz (1) 6. Miller (7), Fanshawe (5), Greener (3), Appleton (2) 7. Karahalios (5), Gallinot (4), Appleton (4), Harwood (2), Bowman (1), Mull (1) 8. Appleton (4), Karahalios (4), Gallinot (3), Harwood (2), Bowman (2), Murphy (2) 9. Weyer (9), Murphy (4), Bowman (1), Vetetoe (1), Appleton (1), Kautz (1)

7 Woody Hunt Head Coach Belmont Univ./ th Season 1, (.705) overall Cumberland University owes a great debt of gratitude to legendary and Hall of Fame head coach Woody Hunt for his great service not only to the baseball program but also to the athletic department and the University as well as the community of Lebanon. Hunt begins his 28th season as head coach of the Bulldogs in 2009 and his 31st with the Cumberland program. He has amassed an impressive resume along the way and continues to add to his credentials with each passing year. But even more importantly Hunt continues to play a major role within the overall landscape of the University as well as in the Lebanon and Wilson County communities where so many of his former players have settled into lives after baseball. Hunt is one of only six coaches in history to register 1,000 career victories in the NAIA and heads into the 09 season with a 1, overall record. The Bulldogs have appeared in 10 NAIA World Series, including four in the last fi ve seasons, but his most crowning program achievement came when CU claimed the 2004 national championship in Lewiston, Idaho. The Bulldogs have fi nished as the national runner-up on two other occasions, in 1995 and Cumberland has won 16 conference championships during Hunt s tenure, including 10 in the Tennessee HUNT S YEAR-BY-YEAR Collegiate Athletic Conference (TCAC), fi ve in the Mid- South Conference (MSC) and one in the TranSouth Conference (TSAC). CU has four district championships, 11 NAIA regional titles and has played in fi ve super regionals as well. The program has posted 20 seasons with 40 or more victories, including 16 of the last 17 years, while registering 50 or more wins seven times, all in the last dozen seasons. The 2004 squad set the school-record for victories with 59. The Bulldogs have produced 51 NAIA All-Americans, including Steve Green, the only three-time All-American in program history. Seventy-two of Hunt s former players have signed professional contracts. The Bulldogs have posted a record over the last six seasons with fi ve NAIA World Series appearances, one runner-up fi nish and one national title. Hunt has also achieved individual success in the awards category, claiming 16 Coach of the Year honors, including the 2006 Rawlings National Coach of the Year award. He is a seven-time Southeast Region Coach of the Year and has also been a fi nalist for the National Coach of the Year Award four times. Perhaps his greatest achievement lies in the facilities in which his team plays, practices and dresses. Cumberland has one of the fi nest baseball facilities in the nation, second to none in the NAIA, with Ernest L. Stockton Field and its 500 chairback seats and stateof-the-art press box, the Benton Jennings Indoor Hitting Complex and the Jeanette C. Rudy Clubhouse. Year School Overall Championships World Series Appearances 1984 Cumberland University Cumberland University Cumberland University TCAC Champs 1987 Cumberland University Cumberland University NAIA World Series 1989 Cumberland University TCAC Champs 1990 Cumberland University TCAC Champs 1991 Cumberland University TCAC Champs 1992 Cumberland University TCAC Champs 1993 Cumberland University TCAC Champs NAIA World Series (3rd) 1994 Cumberland University TCAC Champs 1995 Cumberland University TCAC Champs NAIA World Series (2nd) 1996 Cumberland University TCAC Champs NAIA World Series (3rd) 1997 Cumberland University TCAC Champs NAIA World Series (5th) 1998 Cumberland University MSC Champs NAIA World Series (5th) 1999 Cumberland University MSC Champs 2000 Cumberland University MSC Champs 2001 Cumberland University MSC Champs 2002 Cumberland University MSC Champs 2003 Cumberland University TSAC Tournament 2004 Cumberland University TSAC Tournament NAIA National Champs 2005 Cumberland University NAIA World Series (4th) 2006 Cumberland University TSAC Champs NAIA World Series (2nd) 2007 Cumberland University TSAC Tournament NAIA World Series 2008 Cumberland University TSAC Tournament 2009 Cumberland University Year Total Career Total TCAC Regular Season Championships 1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Mid-South Champions 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Mid-South Tournament Champions 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002 TranSouth Champions 2004, 2009 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 1980 Doc Holiday 1986 Mickey Martin 1989 Gary Dayhoff 1996 Kevin Hite 1997 Marc Suarez Mike Dutton Steve Green 1998 Randy Stegall 2000 Billy Keppinger 2001 Dave Beck Chris Smith 2003 Tavaris Gray 2004 Chili Miranda Chuck MacFarlane 2006 Angel Mercado SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 1986 Joe Modica 1990 Luis Ruiz Tim Hall Bobby Perna 1993 Pat Sanders 1994 Joe Fushey 1995 Jason Weilert Ric Balius Steve Green 1996 Steve Green 1998 Brian Foster Moises Mandelbaum 2005 Donnie Burkhalter Phillip Cuadrado Chris Torres 2006 Drew Shetrone HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN 1990 Gary Dayhoff 1993 Scott Corman Dan France 1994 John Kehoe 1996 Ray Nawrocki Anthony Crawford 1999 Eric Hatzell Sandy Roga 2001 Paul Rottman Pichi Balet TranSouth Tournament Championships 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008 Regional Titles 1988, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Super Regional Titles 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 NAIA World Series Appearances 1988, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 HONORS AND AWARDS 2002 Tirzon Nunez Travis Holland 2003 Shaun Child Eddie Ortega WORLD SERIES MVP 2004 Donnie Burkhalter 7 WORLD SERIES ALL-TOURNAMENT 1993 Mark Purvix Scott Corman Seam Reno Jed Dorough 1995 Anthony Crawford 2004 Donnie Burkhalter Derek Depew Phillip Cuadrado Caleb Barrett Mike Minkel Josh Underhill 2005 Chuck MacFarlane Josh Underhill NAIA NATIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 1987 John Hunn 1993 Eric Poore 1995 Mark Mills 1997 Jason Franklin Timothy Miller 1999 Joseph Atwood 2004 Caleb Barrett 2005 Caleb Barrett Jarvis Hicks 2006 Caleb Barrett 2007 Mathieu West Chris Fanning James Lilley GOLDEN GLOVE AWARD 1993 Shane Tipton 2006 Victor Alvarez NAIA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1993 Jeff Luttrell 2006 Angel Mercado

8 Overall Statistics for Cumberland Univ. (as of Mar 12, 2010) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 13-4 Home: 7-1 Away: 6-3 TranSouth: 0-0 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 13 Karahalios,Brian Frazier,Troy Greener,Matt Kikla,Sam Fanshawe,David Appleton,Greg Miller,Kris Kautz,Max Weyer,Dave Murphy,TJ Bowman,Jesse Gallinot,Danny Harwood,Derrick Vetetoe,Eric Mull,Adrian Foster,Ben Frost,Jason Critchelow,Ryan Strong, Ross Schultz,Brett Hopkins,Anthony Totals Opponents LOB - Team (117), Opp (97). DPs turned - Team (9), Opp (9). CI - Team (1), Fanshawe 1. IBB - Team (2), Harwood 1, Murphy 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Strong 2, Harwood 1, Frost 1, Miller 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 18 Kirby,Keith / Post,Robert / Schaefer,Shawn / Sprague,Adam / Wilkerson,Aaron / Taraskevich,Peter / Vance,Matt / McFarland,Matt / Jennings, Christi / Kern,Daniel / Whittaker,Luke / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (1), Karahalios 1, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (3), Schaefer 1, Kirby 1, Fanshawe 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Fanshawe (9-15), Wilkerson (3-5), Karahalios (2-4), Schaefer (3-4), Sprague (1-3), Taraskevich (2-2), Post (1-2), Kirby (1-1), Vance (0-1), Whittaker (0-1).

9 Overall Statistics for Cumberland Univ. (as of Mar 12, 2010) (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 44 Mull,Adrian Harwood,Derrick Kautz,Max Miller,Kris Bowman,Jesse Schaefer,Shawn Foster,Ben Kirby,Keith Gallinot,Danny Whittaker,Luke Critchelow,Ryan Vance,Matt Taraskevich,Peter Appleton,Greg Frazier,Troy Fanshawe,David Karahalios,Brian Murphy,TJ Kikla,Sam Weyer,Dave Greener,Matt Sprague,Adam Wilkerson,Aaron Post,Robert Vetetoe,Eric Jennings, Christi Frost,Jason Hopkins,Anthony Kern,Daniel Strong, Ross Schultz,Brett McFarland,Matt Totals Opponents Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games 1.5 AB/Game 0.5 IP/Game

10 Game Results for Cumberland Univ. (as of Mar 12, 2010) (All games) Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall TranSouth Pitcher of record Attend Time / Feb 17, 2010 at North Alabama W / Schaefer (W 1-0) 51 2:55 Feb 19, 2010 UNIV. OF ST. FRANCIS W / Post (W 1-0) 106 1:33 Feb 19, 2010 UNIV. OF ST. FRANCIS W / Whittaker (W 1-0) 67 1:53 Feb 20, 2010 UNIV. OF ST. FRANCIS W / Sprague (W 1-0) 101 1:24 Feb 20, 2010 UNIV. OF ST. FRANCIS 2-3 L 2 5 1/ Wilkerson (L 0-1) 113 1:45 Feb 27, 2010 MISSOURI BAPTIST W / Schaefer (W 2-0) 68 1:30 Feb 27, 2010 VITERBO UNIV. W / Post (W 2-0) 78 1:45 Feb 28, 2010 VITERBO UNIV. W / Sprague (W 2-0) - 2:15 Feb 28, 2010 VITERBO UNIV. W / Wilkerson (W 1-1) 55 2:07 Mar 02, 2010 at St. Catharine Coll. W / (10) Vance (W 1-0) 19 3:35 Mar 06, 2010 at #3 Oklahoma City Uni W / Schaefer (W 3-0) - 1:50 Mar 06, 2010 at #3 Oklahoma City Uni 7-10 L 7 7 7/ Post (L 2-1) - 2:07 Mar 07, 2010 at #3 Oklahoma City Uni W / Sprague (W 3-0) - 2:07 Mar 07, 2010 at #3 Oklahoma City Uni W / Wilkerson (W 2-1) - 2:29 Mar 09, 2010 at Southern Nazarene W / Taraskevich (W 1-0) 0 2:07 Mar 09, 2010 at Oklahoma Christian L / Kern (L 0-1) 0 2:40 Mar 10, 2010 at Oklahoma Baptist 6-11 L / Vance (L 1-1) 0 2:20 () extra inning game

11 Games Summary for Cumberland Univ. (as of Mar 12, 2010) (All games) Inning-by-inning EX Total Cumberland Univ Opponents Win-Loss Record When verall After 6 leading onference trailing Non-Conference tied ome games After 7 leading Away games trailing Neutral site tied ay games After 8 leading Night games trailing s Left starter tied s Right starter Run games Hit 0 home runs Run games home run Run games home runs xtra innings hutouts Opponent 0 home runs home run. 1-0 coring 0-2 runs HRs runs runs Made 0 errors runs error errors pponent 0-2 runs runs Opp. made 0 errors runs error runs errors. 6-1 cored in 1st inning 8-1 Out-hit opponent pp. scored in 1st Out-hit by opponent. 0-3 cores first Hits are tied pp. scores first ecord when team scores: uns W-L ecord when opponent scores: uns W-L ecord when leading after: nn W-L ecord when trailing after: nn W-L ecord when tied after: nn W-L urrent losing streak: 2 ongest winning streak: 6 ongest losing streak: 2 ome attendance : 588 ( 7 dates avg = 84 ) Away attendance : 70 ( 5 dates avg = 14 ) otal attendance: 658 ( 12 dates avg = 54 )