2009 baseball media guide

2008 NCAA Tournament Participant 1

A Tradition Continues

2008 PBC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS2

North Georgia Baseball 2009



Media InformationSports Information Staff...........................2Media Outlets...........................................3Media Policies..........................................3

Athletic DirectoryAdministration........................................4University Quick Facts..............................4

The UniversityBob Stein Stadium....................................5About North Georgia...............................6Campus Map.............................................7Administration...................................7-8The Peach Belt Conference.......................9

Meet the SaintsSchedule and Roster..........................10-11Season Outlook.................................12-13Coaching Staff..................................14-19Player Profi les...................................20-36

Season ReviewA Season To Remember..........................372008 Game-by-Game-Results................382008 Team Statistics...............................39

History & RecordsHonor Roll.........................................40-41Record Book.....................................42-50

2009 OpponentsOpponent’s Information....................51-55

SponsorsFull Page...........................................56-67Half Page..........................................68-72Quarter Page....................................73-100

CreditsThe 2009 Baseball Media Guide was produced by the North Georgia Sports Information Offi ce, David Beall, Director.

Written, compiled, and edited by: David Beall and Kaelin Farrington

Cover and Layout Design: David Beall

Photography by: David Beall, Bill Aiken (Sky-Hawk Sports), Brad Hardman, and Gail Justus

On the Cover: Top (L-R) Garrett Lussi and Caleb Copeland. Bottom (L-R) Anders Oster and Craig Brisson. Back Cover: Cottrell Ranch, located in Dahlonega, Georgia.

Cover Designs by David Beall

First Year 2000 (9 years)All-Time Record 373-195 (.657)NCAA Appearances OneLast Post-Season Opponent Mount OliveResult L, 6-2 NCAA RegionalMost Wins in a Season 57 (2005)

History Coaching StaffHead Coach Tom Cantrell (Dekalb ʻ85)Record at North Georgia 373-195 (9 years)Career Record 550-247 (13 years)E-Mail [email protected] ce Phone (706) 867-2754Assistant Coach Derrick TuckerHead Athletic Trainer Jessica Poole

2008 Record 41-212008 Conference Record 16-11Home Record 24-12Away Record 14-8Starters Returned/Lost 8/1Pitchers Returned/Lost 8/6

2008 Team Information

Top Returning Players

Sports InformationDirector David Beall (North Georgia ʻ08)Offi ce Phone (706) 867-3250Offi ce Fax (706) 867-2865E-Mail [email protected] Address 82 College Circle Dahlonega, GA 30597Athletics Website www.SaintsSports.com

Name Pos. Avg. Runs RBI HR FLD%Andre Airich 3B .339 52 43 5 .926Anders Oster SS .240 46 34 4 .963Craig Brisson OF .356 74 45 8 .974Logan Sharrett 2B .311 48 28 0 .944

Name Pos. ERA W-L SO IP BBJames Wiley SP 3.83 5-3 51 84.2 29Michael Patton SP 4.64 7-3 52 87.1 45Jacob Rickett RP 4.30 5-2 28 29.1 21

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Outfi elder Chad Sage, and Head Coach Tom Cantrell talk to the media following the Saints 10-8 victory over Francis Marion to capture the 2008 PBC Tournament Championship.



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NORTH GEORGIA SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF

David BeallDirector

Kaelin FarringtonGraduate Assistant

Jessica SkeelsStudent Assistant

Mailing AddressNorth Georgia Sports Information Offi ce

82 College CircleDahlonega, GA 30597

Offi ce Phone: 706.867.3250Offi ce Fax: 706.867.2865Cell Phone: 404.513.9272

www.SaintsSports.com

David Beall is in his fi rst full year as Sports Information Director after serving as in-terim director the fi nal seven months of the 2007-08 school year. Beall worked as an as-sistant in the sports information offi ce for three years and now assumes the directorʼs role after graduating from North Georgia in the spring of 2008.

Kaelin Farrington is in her fi rst year as a graduate assistant in the North Georgia Sports Information Offi ce after serving a year as a student assistant. Her responsibili-ties include: game day preparations, main-taining the website, assisting in day-to-day operations, and keeping stats at sporting events.

Jessica Skeels is in her second year as a stu-dent assistant in the North Georgia Sports Information Offi ce. Her responsibilities include: game day preparations, maintain-ing the website, and assisting in day-to-day operations.

Email: [email protected]





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Media OutletsPrint Media

The Dahlonega NuggetJohn Bynum, Sports Editor1074 Morrison Moore ParkwayDahlonega, GA 30533Phone: (706) 864-3613Fax: (706) 864-4360www.thedahloneganugget.com

The Gainesville TimesBrent Holloway, Writer345 Green Street NWGainesville, GA 30503Phone: (770) 532-1234Fax: (770) 532-0457www.gainesvilletimes.com

Access North GeorgiaMorgan Lee, Writer1102 Thompson Bridge RoadGainesville, GA 30503Phone: (770) 532-9921Fax: (770) 532-0506www.accessnorthga.com

Dawson News & AdvertiserP.O. Box 225Dawsonville, GA 30534Phone: (706) 265-2345Fax: (706) 265-7842www.dawsonadvertiser.com

Atlanta Journal-Constitution72 Marietta Street NWAtlanta, GA 30303Phone: (404) 526-5151Fax: (404) 591-5977www.ajc.com

WZTR 104.3 FMBo Wilson, Sports Director

6625 Brookline CTCumming, GA 30040

Phone: (706) 867-9542Fax: (706) 867-4364

Thunder 104.3 - The Offi cial Home forNorth Georgia Baseball

PARKING - Game day media parking is avail-able in a media-designated lot down the left fi eld line. Parking credentials should be requested at the same time game-day working credentials are requested.

POSTGAME SERVICES - Play-by-play, fi nal statistics, and a quotes sheet will be available approximately 10-15 minutes after the conclu-sion of the game and will be located in the press box. Postgame interviews will be conducted 20 minutes after the conclusion of the contest in the media room located in the east end of the press box.

PRACTICES - Practices are generally open to the media with several guidelines that we ask you to strictly adhere to. Media members must obtain permission to video or photograph practice in advance. Media may not listen to or be in the area of any pre- or post-practice talks between coaches, players, and personnel. These comments, if overheard, are off the record. Players and coaches may not be approached during practice. Reporters may ask the sports information staff about injuries, but all inter-views with training staff, coaches, and players must be done following practice. Photographers are welcome to shoot practice, but must not in-terfere with practice in any way and must stay on the outside of the playing fi eld.

INTERVIEWS - All interviews with play-ers and coaches must be arranged through the sports information offi ce. Head Coach Tom Cantrell is generally accessible to members of the media. The best time to reach him is from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in his offi ce which is lo-cated in Memorial Hall. Please notify the sports information offi ce before stopping by to inter-view Coach Cantrell.

SAINTS ON THE WEB - For up-to-date sto-ries, photos, schedules, results, and more, please visit our website at www.SaintsSports.com

MEDIA GUIDE - The 2008 North Georgia Baseball Media Guide has been specifi cally de-signed to aid members of the media covering the Saints. We appreciate your coverage and if there is anything we can do to assist you, please do not hesitate to contact the sports information offi ce. The athletic department has certain policies and procedures that we ask for you to abide by while covering the Saints. These are for the benefi t of your needs and those of the student-athletes and coaches. We ask that you please respect these requests in order to create a good working atmosphere for all parties involved.

SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE - The North Georgia sports information office is located on the bottom fl oor of Memorial Hall Gymnasium in Room 002. Enter through the front doors of the gymnasium and take the glass door to the bottom fl oor. The sports information offi ce is the fi rst door on your left as you exit the stairwell.

PRESS CREDENTIALS - Press and photo-graph credentials are issued to members of the working media only. These credentials may be obtained by contacting the sports information offi ce. Requests should be made 24 hours before the event to be guaranteed consideration. In most cases, credentials will be left at will call, but can be mailed upon request.

Working members of the media who plan to cover North Georgia baseball on the road should make credential requests through the sports in-formation offi ce of the host institution.

GAME NOTES - A set of game notes regard-ing North Georgia baseball is generally made available 24 hours before each contest. A copy of these notes will be placed on the North Georgia website and will be available on site in the press box during each contest.

Electronic Media

WNEG-TV 32Keeli Davidson, Sports Director100 BoulevardToccoa, GA 30577Phone: (706) 886-0032Fax: (706) 886-7033www.wneg32.com

Associated PressTerry Taylor, Sports EditorCentennial Tower101 Marietta St. NW, Suite 2450Atlanta, GA 30303-2720Phone: (404) 522-8971Fax: (404) 524-4639www.ap.org

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ADMINISTRATIONDr. David Potter, PresidentRandy Dunn, Director of AthleticsLindsay Reeves, Associate Director of Athletics/SWADavid Beall, Sports Information DirectorMargaret Poitevint, Faculty Athletics RepresentativeDenise Bryant, Budget Manager/Asst. Compliance CoordinatorJason Pruitt, Compliance Coordinator, Academic AdvisorLori Brooksher, Athletic Administrative Secretary

706.864.1993706.864.1627706.864.1625706.867.3250706.867.2722706.867.3275706.867.3277706.867.2755

FACTS ABOUT NORTH GEORGIALocationFoundedEnrollmentNicknamesColorsConferenceAffi liationPresidentDirector of AthleticsFacilityCapacityAthletic Website

Dahlonega, GA18735,227

Saint BernardRoyal Blue & White

Peach BeltNCAA Division II

Dr. David PotterRandy Dunn

Memorial Hall 2,500

www.SaintsSports.com

FAX NUMBERSAthletic AdministrationAthletic TrainingCoaching StaffCompliance Offi cePhysical EducationSports InformationAdmissions

706.864.1993706.864.1627706.864.1625706.864.3250706.864.2722706.864.3275706.864.1478

SPORTS MEDICINE

Derek Suranie, Program CoordJessica Poole, Head Athletic TrainerTracey Johnson, Assistant ATCAmanda Williamson, Assistant ATCBrandon Williamson, Grad. Asst. ATCMatt Daniel, Assistant ATCAthletic Training Room

706.867.2770706.864.1875706.867.2971706.867.1669706.867.1669706.867.1669706.867.1851

North Georgia College & State University Mail ing Address

82 College Circle n Dahlonega, Ga 30597

NORTH GEORGIA COACHING STAFF

Chris Adams Buffi e BursonTom CantrellMike DavenportChris FaulknerKim FlemingTBAKent NorsworthyJP OʼConnorPat Parris

Head Coaches Sport PhoneWomenʼs SoccerWomenʼs BasketballBaseballSoftballMenʼs BasketballCheerleadingCross Country/TrackTennisRifl eMenʼs Soccer

706.867.2849706.864.1628706.867.2754706.864.1861706.867.2808706.867.2755706.867.2861706.867.2702706.867.2755706.867.3282

Assistant Coaches Sport PhoneDavid BroadJonathan HarveyTrey HensonAndrea MossRyan ChastainJosh TravisDerrick Tucker

Cross Country/TrackWomenʼs SoccerBaseballSoftballWomenʼs BasketballMenʼs BasketballBaseball

706.867.2861706.867.2849706.867.2754706.864.1861706.867.2872706.864.1476706.867.2754

The North Georgia Coaching Staff is located in Memorial Hall



bob stein stadium - dahlonega, ga

Home to the North Georgia baseball team, Bob Stein Stadium was constructed during the fall of 2008 and features a fi rst-class facility for the Saints. With 500 chair back seats, fans will enjoy a perfect venue for NCAA Baseball.

The newly constructed Bob Stein Stadium will house the Saints for the fi rst time in 2009 as it offers players, fans, and media a beautiful facility with the backdrop of the Dahlonega Mountains.

Since the original construction of the baseball complex, the dugouts, fi eld, and amenities have undergone changes and up-grades over the past six seasons. In 2005, the maintenance building was built along the left fi eld fence to house grounds crew equipment and team supplies. A new state of the art scoreboard was added prior to the 2008 season to complement the matrix board to give fans statistics and game information. B

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North Georgia College & State University is a coeducational state uni-versity emphasizing strong liberal arts, as well as pre-professional, professional, and graduate programs. Serving as a liberal arts university for all of its students and as a military college for its Corps of Cadets, the university is distinct in many ways. As the only four-year public institution in northeast Georgia, NGCSU offers a quality college experience in a beautiful mountain setting, about an hour north of Atlanta. Specializing in leadership training and producing leaders since 1873, the uni-versity has been designated by the state as The Leadership Institution of Georgia . For more than 130 years , North Georgia College & State University has been helping students discover remarkable things about themselves and the world. Our graduates gain a solid foundation on which to build their lives --not only a quality edu-cation, but cherished memories of great ex-periences, lifelong friends and good times. The administration, faculty, and staff at North Georgia are dedicated to the education and traditional values which enable students to excel in whatever fi eld they pursue. Classes are small and atten-tion is personalized. Faculty, not graduate teaching assistants, do all of the teaching at North Georgia. Located in Dahlonega, Geor-gia, a small historic town in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, the university of-fers more than 50 majors to prepare stu-

dents for nearly any career. With more than 4,000 students, North Georgia College & State University is large enough to provide a wide array of opportunities and activities, but small enough to allow personal atten-tion from professors and to foster friend-ships among students. Nestled in the mountains, the gold-rush town of Dahlonega has kept its historic charm and spirit. In this town of fewer than 4,000, students easily walk to nearby res-taurants, shops, banks and churches. The campus is safe, clean, and friendly, with the excitement and entertainment of metro Atlanta only a 90-minute drive away. Surrounded by the Chattahoochee National Forest, North Georgia College & State University is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream, with endless places for hiking, mountain climbing, hunting, fi shing, bird-watching, whitewater rafting, canoeing and camping. This area of North Georgia draws many visitors who enjoy its lush forests, stunning waterfalls and abundant wildlife.

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North Georgiaʼs main campus covers 112 acres with more than 50 buildings. In Americaʼs Best Colleges 2008, U.S. News & World Report ranks North Georgia College & State University in the top 20 in the South among public universities offering undergraduate and masterʼs programs.

David Potter became the 16th President of North Georgia College & State University on January 3, 2005. Before coming to North Georgia, Potter served as the chief executive offi cer for the Board of Trustees overseeing the eight public universities in Mississippi since 2003. Prior to his position with the state commission, Potter served as President of Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss., from 1999 until 2003. Delta State is a public, regional university of 4,000 students, with programs ranging from baccalaureate through doctoral degrees and an annual budget of $40 million. Potter also has held administrative and teaching posts at Syracuse University, in Syracuse, N.Y.; Denison University, in Granville, Ohio; and Skillman University, in Damaged, Phillipines. Potter currently serves as a member of the Commission on Leadership and Institu-tional Effectiveness for the American Council on Education. He has served on various commissions and committees for higher education organizations, such as the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (including service on the executive committee) and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. Currently, Potter serves as the Vice President of the Peach Belt Conference Executive Committee. Potter earned his B.A. cum laude in History from Amherst College in Mas-sachusetts, and both his M.A. and Ph.D. in Social Science from Syracuse University. He and his late wife, Pam Mathews, had two children; Elizabeth, now a lawyer in San Diego, and Holly, who works for the State Department.

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Denise BryantBudget Manager/Compliance

Vaughn GrizzleFacilities Coordinator

Gary PrestonStrength & Conditioning

Margaret PoitevintFaculty Athletic Rep.

Jason PruittAcademic Advisor

Randy Dunn enters his 13th year as Director of Athletics at North Georgia College & State University, and his 26th year overall at the Uni-versity.

Dunn served as the head men’s basketball coach for 14 years before retiring in 2003 to serve full-time as Director of Athletics. Dunn is an alumnus of North Geor-gia College, having played basketball for the Saints for three years, graduating in 1980 with a Bachelor’s De-gree in Health and Physical Education.

After completing his undergraduate degree at North Georgia, Dunn was an assistant coach at Georgia Southwestern State University, where he received his M.Ed. in Physical Education.

He became the assistant coach at the State University of West Geor-gia in 1981, before returning to North Georgia College in 1982. In 1996, Dunn led his team to the Georgia Athletic Conference regular season championship and a berth in the NAIA National Tournament where he was named the GAC Coach of the Year.

During his 12-year tenure as Director of Athletics, Dunn has over-seen the addition of three intercollegiate sports teams: women’s soccer, baseball and softball. The intercollegiate athletic program has produced 20 conference championships during his tenure in the Georgia Athletic Conference, the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference, the Southern States Athletic Conference and the Peach Belt Conference. Most recently, Dunn has overseen the transition of the North Georgia College & State University from NAIA to NCAA Division II.

Dunn is married to the former Susan Reed, and the couple has a 17-year old son, Jake, who attends North Hall High School.

Lindsay Reeves begins her ninth year with North Geor-gia College & State Univer-sity and her second year as Associate Director of Athlet-ics and third year as Senior Women’s Administrator.

In addition to her duties in the department of athletics, Reeves continues to teach in the Health & Physical Educa-tion Department and serves as the Director of the Human Performance Lab.

Reeves graduated from Ithaca College with a B.S. in Physi-cal Education and received her M.Ed. from the Univer-sity of North Carolina in Exercise Physiology.

Lindsay is married to Dave Reeves, and the couple has a son (Tim - 21) and a daughter (Kelly - 19).

Lindsay ReevesAssociate Director of Athletics

Randy DunnDirector of AthleticsA

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PBC Commissioner David Brunk presents Logan Sharrett with the 2008 Peach Belt Conference Tournament MVP Award fol-lowing the Saints 10-9 victory over Francis Marion in the championship game.

VISION STATEMENTThe Peach Belt Conference is committed to providing through its dependent collegiate members, a forum for student participa-tion in athletic, academic and co-curricular events under the auspices of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division II.

We will exemplify the characteristics of a premier intercollegiate conference that prides itself on the inclusion of students of all demographic groups who wish to par-ticipate in a well-rounded sports program. Our institutions, our academic goals, our athletic aspirations refl ect a communality of purpose and a commitment to excellence in the classroom and on the playing fi eld.

HISTORYSince its inception in 1991, the Peach Belt Conference has worked tirelessly to be-come one of the elite conferences in NCAA Division II. Now entering its 17th season with 24 national championships and 24 na-tional fi nalists, the PBC has accomplished that goal.

Starting with only two championships in 1991, in men’s and women’s basketball, the conference has expanded to 12 champi-

onship sports with the addition of women’s soccer in the fall of 2000.

The conference traces its roots back to No-vember of 1988 when 11 schools fi rst met in Greenville, S.C. to form a Division II conference. Following a second meeting on Dec. 3, 1989, fi ve of those 11 schools, plus two others, formed the Peach Belt and begin play in 1991.

The Peach Belt was less than a year old before capturing a national championship. The Columbus State golf team took the honor by winning the 1992 national crown, the fi rst of three golf championships the Cougars own.

The 2006-07 season continued the tradition of excellence the conference has estab-lished. The Columbus State baseball team reached the national championship game and USC Upstate fi nished just one stroke out of the lead in the golf national cham-pionships.

The seven charter members of the confer-ence were Armstrong Atlantic State Uni-versity, Columbus State University, Fran-cis Marion University, Georgia College &

State University, Lander University, USC Aiken and USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Athletic Conference was adopted in January of 1990 and modifi ed to Peach Belt Conference in May of 2000.

Augusta State joined the conference in 1991 and UNC Pembroke became the ninth member on July 1, 1992. They were followed by Kennesaw State University on July 1, 1994, Clayton State Univer-sity on July 1, 1995 and the University of North Florida on July 1, 1997. Kennesaw State and North Florida departed for the Division I ranks in 2005, USC Upstate did the same in 2007, and the conference wel-comed in North Georgia College & State University in 2005 and Georgia South-western State University in 2006.

David Brunk was named the second PBC commissioner in May of 2007. Brunk re-placed Marvin Vanover, who was the fi rst PBC commissioner from 1991 to 2007. Brunk is charged with continuing the strong growth of the conference as its sec-ond era begins.

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Date Opponent Location TimeFriday, Feb. 6 Pfeiffer Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PMSaturday, Feb. 7 Delta State Dahlonega, GA 3:00 PMSunday, Feb. 8 Delta State Dahlonega, GA 12-NoonSunday, Feb. 8 Pfeiffer Dahlonega, GA 3:00 PMWednesday, Feb. 11 Anderson Anderson, SC 3:00 PMFriday, Feb. 13 Mars Hill Dahlonega, GA 5:00 PMSaturday, Feb. 14 Mars Hill Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PMSunday, Feb. 15 Mars Hill Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PMWednesday, Feb. 18 Southern Poly Dahlonega, GA 3:00 PMSaturday, Feb. 21 *USC Aiken Aiken, SC 1:00 PMSaturday, Feb. 21 *USC Aiken Aiken, SC 4:00 PMSunday, Feb. 22 *USC. Aiken Aiken, SC 1:00 PMWednesday, Feb. 25 Montevallo Dahlonega, GA 3:00 PMSaturday, Feb. 28 *Lander Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PM Saturday, Feb. 28 *Lander Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PM Sunday, Mar. 1 *Lander Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PM Tuesday, Mar. 3 Carson-Newman Jefferson City, TN 2:00 PMWednesday, Mar. 4 Carson-Newman Jefferson City, TN 1:00 PMFriday, Mar. 6 *Columbus State Dahlonega, GA 5:00 PMSaturday, Mar. 7 *Columbus State Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PMSaturday, Mar. 7 *Columbus State Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PMTuesday, Mar. 10 Catawba Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PM Wednesday, Mar. 11 Catawba Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PM Friday, Mar. 13 *GCSU Milledgeville, GA 6:00 PM Saturday, Mar. 14 *GCSU Milledgeville, GA 2:00 PM Saturday, Mar. 14 *GCSU Milledgeville, GA 5:00 PM Tuesday, Mar. 17 Valdosta State Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PM Wednesday, Mar. 18 Valdosta State Dahlonega, GA 3:00 PM Saturday, Mar. 21 *UNC Pembroke Pembroke, NC 1:00 PM Saturday, Mar. 21 *UNC Pembroke Pembroke, NC 4:00 PM Sunday, Mar. 22 *UNC Pembroke Pembroke, NC 1:00 PM Tuesday, Mar. 24 Alabama-Huntsville Dahlonega, GA 7:00 PMWednesday, Mar. 25 Alabama-Huntsville Dahlonega, GA 2:00 PMSaturday, Mar. 28 *Francis Marion Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PM Saturday, Mar. 28 *Francis Marion Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PM Sunday, Mar. 29 *Francis Marion Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PM Tuesday, Mar. 31 West Florida Dahlonega, GA 6:00 PM Wednesday, Apr. 1 West Florida Dahlonega, GA 3:00 PMSaturday, Apr. 4 *Augusta State Augusta, GA 12:30 PMSaturday, Apr. 4 *Augusta State Augusta, GA 3:30 PMSunday, Apr. 5 *Augusta State Augusta, GA 1:00 PMTuesday, Apr. 7 Anderson Dahlonega, GA 6:00 PMFriday, Apr. 10 *Armstrong Atlantic Dahlonega, GA 8:00 PMSaturday, Apr. 11 *Armstrong Atlantic Dahlonega, GA 2:00 PM Saturday, Apr. 11 *Armstrong Atlantic Dahlonega, GA 5:00 PM Tuesday, Apr. 14 West Georgia Carrollton, GA 3:00 PM Wednesday, Apr. 15 Southern Wesleyan Dahlonega, GA 7:00 PM Saturday, Apr. 18 *Georgia Southwestern Americus, GA 2:00 PM Saturday, Apr. 18 *Georgia Southwestern Americus, GA 5:00 PM Sunday, Apr. 19 *Georgia Southwestern Americus, GA 1:00 PM Tuesday, Apr. 21 West Georgia Dahlonega, GA 4:00 PM Wednesday, Apr. 22 North Greenville Dahlonega, GA 6:00 PM Tuesday, Apr. 28 Emory Dahlonega, GA 7:00 PM Thursday, Apr. 30 Flagler Dahlonega, GA 7:00 PM Friday, May. 1 Flagler Dahlonega, GA 7:00 PM Saturday, May. 2 Flagler Dahlonega, GA 1:00 PM

2009 Saints Baseball Schedule

* - Peach Belt Conference MatchAll Time are EST (subject to change)

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No. Name Pos. Cl. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School1 Davy Wallach OF Jr. R/R 5-11 185 Roswell, GA/Roswell HS2 Nicholas Fryman OF Fr. R/R 6-0 190 Fort Lauderdale, FL/North Cobb HS3 Jordan Erisman INF Fr. R/R 6-1 178 Lawrenceville, GA/Brookwood HS5 Jesse Coxwell RHP So. R/R 6-2 185 Dublin, GA/Dublin HS6 Logan Sharrett 2B Jr. R/R 5-11 165 Suwanee, GA/Georgia State8 Brandon Garcia LHP Jr. L/L 5-11 175 Gainesville, GA/Gordon Junior College9 John David Burgess INF Jr. R/R 5-11 180 Pickens, SC/Clemson University10 Andre Airich 3B Jr. R/R 6-1 165 Roswell, GA/Roswell HS12 Zach Bennett 1B Fr. L/L 6-1 200 Gainesville, GA/Gainesville HS13 Caleb Copeland LHP Sr. L/L 6-3 200 Murrayville, GA/Middle Georgia14 Blake Hobby RHP Fr. R/R 6-1 175 Macon, GA/Tattnall Square Academy15 Matt Smith RHP Fr. R/R 6-0 196 Marietta, GA/Kell HS18 Daniel Petitti C Jr. R/R 6-1 180 Roswell, GA/Roswell HS19 Michael Patton LHP So. L/L 5-10 152 Savannah, GA/Benedictine Military HS20 Alex Simmons RHP So. R/R 6-4 200 Jefferson, GA/Jefferson HS21 Adam Baker 1B Jr. L/L 6-2 205 Marietta, Ga/Western Carolina University22 Chad Sage OF So. R/R 6-1 175 Gainesville, GA/University of Mississippi23 Troy Snitker C So. R/R 6-2 215 Atlanta, Ga/South Georgia College24 Craig Brisson OF Jr. R/R 5-11 175 Lawrenceville, GA/Parkview HS26 Anders Oster SS Sr. R/R 5-10 185 Lawrenceville, GA/Brookwood HS27 Nick White RHP Jr. R/R 5-10 180 Decatur, GA/Chattahoochee Valley CC28 Eric Hicks INF Fr. R/R 5-8 185 Atlanta, Ga/Mill Creek HS29 Mark Thomas RHP Jr. R/R 6-2 180 Snellville, GA/South Gwinnett HS30 Tyler Musselwhite RHP Sr. R/R 6-4 210 Gainesville, GA/Univ. of South Carolina31 Garrett Lussi RHP Sr. R/R 5-11 150 Duluth, GA/Duluth HS32 James Wiley LHP So. R/L 6-2 205 Atlanta, GA/University of Mississppi33 Brad Hall C/1B So. R/R 6-1 210 Atlanta, GA/Duluth HS34 Andy Reid LHP Jr. L/L 6-4 195 Jackson, MS/South Georgia College35 Aaron Trammell UTL So. R/R 6-0 175 Athens, GA/Greater Gwinnett HS36 Jacob Rickett RHP So. L/R 6-0 205 Cumming, GA/North Forsyth HS37 Ross Book OF Sr. R/R 5-11 185 Duluth, GA/Truett McConnell38 Nick Palmer C Sr. R/R 5-11 185 Cleveland, GA/White County HS39 Justin Yackee RHP Jr. R/R 6-0 180 Birmingham, AL/Georgia Perimeter40 Brian Bell RHP Fr. R/R 6-4 220 Kennesaw, GA/Sprayberry HS41 Greg Fox RHP Fr. R/R 6-1 185 Roswell, GA/Roswell HS42 Cody Clickner RHP Fr. R/R 6-0 180 Dacula, GA/Mill Creek HS

Head Coach: Tom Cantrell (10th Season)Assistant Coach: Derrick TuckerAssistant Coach: Gerald AllisonGraduate Assistant Coach: Trey Henson

2009 Saints Baseball Roster

Pronunciation Guide#1 - Wallach - WALL-ick#10 - Airich - Air-rich#18 -Petitti - Puh-tit-E#24 - Brisson - Brice-son

#26 - Anders - ON-Ders#31 - Lussi - LUS-see#36 - Rickett - RIK-et

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overviewHead coach Tom Cantrell returns for his tenth year with a talented mix of pitchers and hitters as the Saints look to return to the NCAA Tournament for their second consecutive season.

Last year, North Georgia finished fourth in the Peach Belt Conference with a re-cord of 41-21 overall and 16-11 in the PBC. Heading into April, the Saints found themselves just two games over the .500 mark at 18-16 overall and two games under in Peach Belt Conference play at 8-10. After returning home from a three-game sweep at the hands of Fran-cis Marion University, North Georgia started a journey that saw them win 23 of their last 26 games to claim the Peach Belt Conference Tournament Champi-onship and a birth in the NCAA South Atlantic Regional. The Saints finished the season ranked 20th in the nation, one of six national rankings during the 2008 season.

North Georgia will go up against some of the best teams in the nation in the Peach Belt Conference, a league that is home to three baseball national cham-pionships in its history. The Saints will welcome the likes of Columbus State, Francis Marion, and Armstrong Atlan-tic to Bob Stein Stadium, while hosting Alabama-Huntsville, West Florida, and Valdosta State in non-conference ac-tion.

North Georgia will have plenty of chanc-es to play in their brand new stadium with 37 home games on the schedule this season. The Saints will host four Peach Belt Conference series at home, and hit the road for five three-game series in the league. North Georgia will also travel to Anderson University and West Georgia for single games, while playing a pair at Carson-Newman in Jefferson City, Ten-nessee.

The 2009 team returns five starting posi-tion players from last yearʼs squad that outscored opponents 477-349 and hit .303 with 65 home runs and 673 hits. The pitching staff is returning eight pitchers from a year ago that combined for a 29-17 record. The Saints had a team ERA of 4.30 last season, and struck out 390 batters while opponants hit .269.

Division II Pre-Season PollDecember 23, 2008

Rank Record Pts. 1 Mount Olive 58-6 640 2 Tampa 42-11-1 618 3 Central Missouri 47-17 604 4 UC San Diego 43-18 590 5 Columbus State 43-19 576 6 Southern Arkansas 46-12 540 7 Cal State Chico 42-17 536 8 Emporia State 50-10 5349 Ouachita Baptist 51-16 522 10 USC Aiken 47-17 49811 Abilene Christian 44-17 490 12 Delta State 48-11 452 13 Ashland 40-18 44814 Franklin Pierce 43-15 440 15 West Chester 45-16 410 16 Florida Southern 29-21 380 17 North Georgia 41-21 372 18 Angelo State 39-19 360 19 Grand Valley St. 34-13 338 20 Wayne St., NE 40-13 328 21 Valdosta State 36-18-1 32022 Tusculum 41-15 30023 Shippensburg 39-26 29824 Cal. St. Stanislaus 37-23 23825 West Alabama 45-13 23226 Northern Kentucky 38-24 22827 Mesa State 42-17 21828 St. Mary’s TX 39-17 21229 Catawba 43-18 20830 Western Oregon 39-19 18431 St. Joseph’s, IN 46-16 16832 West Virginia St. 36-14 13433 Francis Marion 34-20 11434 Florida Tech 35-20 8634 Carson-Newman 43-18 8636 Erskine 44-13 6036 Lynn 33-19 6038 Minnesota St.-Mankato 28-25 5639 Mansfi eld 31-20 5440 Bellarmine 36-22 4040 Cal. St. Los Angeles 39-22 40

pitchingNine pitchers return from last year, including James Wiley and Michael Patton who combined to win 12 games in the starting rotation. Cantrell will look to senior transfer Tyler Mussle-white to jump into the rotation and anchor the rotation. Musslewhite comes to Dahlonega from the University of South Carolina, and Chipola College where he won a national championship in 2007.

Senior Garrett Lussi will be looked to for leadership in the pen as the right handed pitcher collected three wins last season.

Alex Simmons and Jesse Coxwell both saw limited action in the starting rota-tion last season, but appeared 21 times in relief and combined for five victories and 47 strikeouts in 81.2 innings of work.

Senior Garrett Lussi worked in 23 games last season, picking up three wins and posting an ERA of 3.89, while Jacob Rickett assumed the closers role by the end of the season and saved four games.

Newcomers Brandon Garcia, Andy Reid, Blake Hobby, and Matt Smith should all add depth and provide valu-able innings out of the bullpen.



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infieldThe North Georgia infield returns four of five starters from last yearʼs team, as Rob Flanigan, the All-American First-baseman, is the only vacant position.

Andre Airch will patrol third base for the second consecutive season after be-ing named to the Rawlings/ABCA All-Southeast Region Gold Glove Team in 2008. Airch hit .339 with five home runs and 43 runs batted in, while stealing 11 bases in 13 attempts.

Anders Oster returns for his senior sea-son at shortstop after being named to the Rawlings/ABCA All-Southeast Re-gion Gold Glove Team in 2008. Oster recorded a .963 fielding percentage in 250 attempts, and drove in 34 runs for the Saints.

Logan Sharrett begins his second season at second base after being named the PBC Tournament MVP in 2008. Sharrett hit .311 last season with 48 runs scored and 12 doubles in 56 games.

Daniel Petitti will control the pitch-ing staff from behind home plate as he returns for his third season at catcher. Petitti hit .293 last season with seven home runs, 53 runs batted in, and 42 runs scored. The junior had a fielding percentage of .977, in 62 games.

outfieldThe outfield returns a pair of players as Craig Brisson and Davy Wallach look to lead a group of young talented players for the Saints.

Brisson, a returning PBC First-Team All-Conference and All-Region selec-tion will make the move to center and patrol the outfield. The junior hit leadoff for the Saints in 2008 with a .356 batting average, eight home runs, 45 runs batted in, while starting all 62 games.

Wallach played in 32 games last season and had a .944 fielding percentage. The junior hit .238 with 11 runs batted in and stole seven bases in eight attempts.

Chad Sage saw action in the outfield and as the designated hitter in 2008 as he hit .291 with eight home runs and 38 runs batted in.

The Saints will also expect production from Jordan Erisman and Nicholas Fry-man as they begin their collegiate careers and compete for starting positions.



Tom Cantrell is in his tenth season as head coach of the North Georgia baseball program in 2008-09.

In their fi rst year eligible for postseason play since entering the NCAA, Cantrell led his team to a tie for third place in the Peach Belt Conference regular season and ran through the PBC Tournament with four straight wins to claim the championship. The Saints fi n-ished the regular season winning 19 of 22 games and competed in their fi rst NCAA South Atlantic Regional.

His 2007 team fi nished their second season of competition at the NCAA Division II level and in the Peach Belt Conference, by fi nishing 34-22 (17-13 PBC). Cantrell reached a pair of milestones in the 2007 season, winning his 300th game at North Georgia and his 500th game overall. He was also awarded the Peach Belt Conference Coach of the Year Award.

In their inaugural year, 2006, in the NCAA Division II and the Peach Belt Conference, the Saints fi nished with an overall record of 32-29 and a PBC record of 9-18. Under the direction of Cantrell, the Saints second baseman Brian Lauderdale was named PBC Player of the Year, South-Atlantic Player of the Year, third team NCAA Division II All-American, and signed a free-agent contract with the San Diego Padres.

In his nine years at North Georgia, Cantrell has amassed a 373-195 (.656) record and has posted a winning record at NGCSU in each of those nine seasons. Over his 12-year career at Georgia Perimeter College (DeKalb College) and North Georgia, he has a 550-247 (.690) overall record. Cantrell also has a sharp eye for spotting major league talent, 15 of his former players have signed professional contracts. Five of those 15 are currently in the majors: Nick Green with the Boston Red Rox, Marlon Byrd with the Texas Rangers, Adam Everett of the Detroit Tigers, Michael Barrett of the Toronto Blue Jays and Robby Hammock with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Cantrell came to North Georgia from Georgia Perimeter College (DeKalb College) where he spent nine years, four as head coach with a record of 177-52 (.773). While at GPC, Cantrellʼs teams produced two NJCAA All- Americans, fi ve NJCAA Academic All-Americans, 21 GJCAA All-Region, and two GJCAA Players of the Year.

In 1991, Cantrell returned to DeKalb as an assistant coach re-sponsible for recruiting. In his fi ve seasons as an assistant coach DeKalb compiled an impressive 204-94 record. In 1995 Cantrell was named GJCAA Assistant Coach-of-the Year.

In 1998, Cantrell guided DeKalb to its fi rst state championship since 1987. They also won the East Central District Champi-onship, and made an appearance at the JUCO World Series, DeKalbʼs fi rst appearance since 1977. Coach Cantrellʼs squads were consistently ranked nationally in the top twenty. For his ef-forts in 1998, Cantrell, was named GJCAA Coach-of-the-Year, as well as the East Central District Coach of the Year.

Born on November 10, 1965, in Habersham, Georgia, Cantrell was a two-time Georgia All-State shortstop at North Clayton High School. Following his senior season, Cantrell began his collegiate career at DeKalb College. At DeKalb, he hit .332 and was an All-Region shortstop his freshman year with the Patriots. Following an outstanding sophomore campaign, in which he hit .362, he was once again named to the All-Region. At the conclu-sion of his second year at DeKalb, the Atlanta Braves drafted him in the seventh round.

Coaching Honors

2007PBC Coach of the Year

2001 & 2003GACC Coach of the Year

2001 & 2003Georgia Dugout Coach of the Year

1998ABCA Regional Coach of the Year

1998East Regional District Coach of the Year

1998GJCAA Coach of the Year

1995GJCAA Assistant Coach of the Year

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Coaching Experience

2000 - PresentNorth Georgia Head Coach

1996 - 1999Georgia Perimeter (Dekalb) Head Coach

1991-1995Dekalb College Assistant Coach

In the summer of 1985, Cantrell reported to the Braves rookie camp in Bradenton, Florida. After batting .214 in Bradenton, Cantrell was sent to Pulaski, Virginia for his second season. At Pulaski, Cantrell had a spectacular season, hitting .301 and making the Appalachian League All-Star team. That year, he helped lead the team to the Ap-palachian League World Series. While with Pulaski, he was coached by former Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers manager Grady Little. Cantrell credits Little and college coach Doug Casey as the main catalyst that led him into the coaching profession. Cantrell retired from professional baseball in 1987 and began coaching American Legion baseball in College Park, Georgia. A highly successful amateur coach, Cantrell fi nished third in the nation three times.

Tom and his wife Shannon live in Dacula, Georgia, with their 16-year-old daughter McKenzie.

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Cantrell Coaching Record2008

North Georgia41-21 (.661)

PBC Tournament Champions

2007North Georgia34-22 (.607)



SSAC Champions


NAIA Region XIII Champions


GACC Regular Season Champions


NAIA Region XIII Champions


GACC Regular Season ChampionsRegion XIII Runner-up


Southeast Regional Bid

1999Georgia Perimeter

44-10 (.815)GJCAA Conference Champions

1996-1998DeKalb

133-42 (.760)GJCAA Conference Champions

GJCAA State ChampionsGJCAA Runner-UP

East Central Champions

Overall: 550-247 (13 years) NGCSU: 373-195 (9 years)

cantrell career highlights< Collected 550th career victory as head coach May 11, 2008 in the PBC Tournament Championship game (10-9 vs. FMU).< Collected 500th career victory as head coach April 14, 2007 (5-2 vs. Georgia College & State University).< Collected 300th career victory at North Georgia February 10, 2007 (2-1 vs. West Alabama).< Collected 400th career victory as head coach February 19, 2005 (9-1 vs. Faulkner University).< Collected 200th victory as head coach at North Georgia on April 22, 2004 (8-0 vs. Shorter College).< Collected 300th victory as a head coach on May 10, 2002 (3-1 vs. Auburn-Montgomery).< Collected 100th victory as a head coach at North Georgia on March 19, 2002 (9-3 vs. Emory University).< Collected 200th victory as a head coach on April 1, 2000 (12-4 vs. Southern Polytechnic State).< Collected 100th victory as a head coach on February 28, 1998 (5-3 vs. Central Alabama).< Led North Georgia to the Peach Belt Conference Tournament Cham pionship in 2008 with a record of 41-21.< Guided North Georgia to GACC Regular Season Championship in 2003 and 2001.< Guided North Georgia to NAIA Region XIII Championships in 2002 and 2004.< Finished 2001 ranked 7th nationally (NAIA) and received regional bid as #1 seed.< Led North Georgia to fi rst national ranking (20th) in school history on April 4, 2000.< Led Georgia Perimeter to three consecutive GJCAA Conference Championships.< Led DeKalb to the 1998 GJCAA Conference, State, and East Central Championships and a trip to the Junior College World Series in Grand Junction, Colorado.

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Derrick Tucker is in his third year as an assistant baseball coach under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College & State University. His respon-sibilities will be to act as the recruiting coordinator, hitting coach and assist with catchers and infi elders.

In 2008, North Georgia hit .303 as a team, the fourth highest team bat-ting average in school history while recording 65 home runs, the sec-ond highest number in program history. Tucker oversaw junior transfer Rob Flanigan who set school records of home runs with 20, slugging percentage at .735, and fi nished with a batting average of .403 while re-ceiving First-Team All-American honors and being drafted in the 29th round by the San Francisco Giants.

During 2007, the Saints hit .300 as a team, and then-freshman catcher Daniel Petitti led the Peach Belt Conference in runners thrown out at-tempting to steal. The Saints also won three Player of the Week Awards under the guidance of Tucker. Tucker, a native of Marietta, GA, gradu-ated from Woodstock High School in 2001 and during that time played on the 1999 AAU Junior Olympic National Team. Tucker continued his

playing career at Kennesaw State University as a standout catcher. While at Kennesaw, he started all four years and held a personal best .282 batting average his senior year. As a junior, he set a Kennesaw record as he caught 18 baserunners attempting to steal and picked off three additional runners for a combined 21 put-outs and a .429 percentage. During his time at Kennesaw, the Owls won the Peach Belt Conference Championship in 2002, competed in the regional playoffs all four years and won the South-Atlantic Regional in 2003, then went on to fi nish third in the college world series in that same year. The team also fi nished in the national rankings Top-10 in three of the four years.

Tucker resides in Dahlonega, GA and is currently con-cluding his degree at North Georgia in History with a minor in Business and will then begin work on his Masterʼs.

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Gerald Allison is in his fi fth year as an assistant baseball coach under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College & State University. His primary responsibility is working with the outfi elders

Under Allison, the outfi eld re-corded 17 assists in their sec-ond season of competition in NCAA Division II baseball.

He has served on the White County Parks & Recreation Board for 4 years and was chairman for two years.

Allison is a graduate of Rock-dale County High School and attended Truett-McConnell College. He coached at Truett-McConnell before joining the Saints coaching staff in 2004. Allison is a general contractor in the metro-Atlanta area and he and his wife Janice and son Trent reside in Cleveland.

Trey HensonGrad. Assistant Coach

Trey Henson is in his fi rst year as a graduate assistant under Tom Cantrell at North Georgia College and State University. Trey will assist in the everyday operations of the baseball program. His du-ties include working with the infi elders, fi eld maintenance and camp operations. Trey is also heading up the strength and conditioning program for the baseball team.

A native of Athens, Georgia Henson is a three-sport letter winner in baseball, football, and golf at Clarke Central High School. While there, he broke the school record for season doubles (14) and career doubles (39).

Trey was part of the 2004 College World Series with the University of Georgia. Henson was also a part of the 2005 NGCSU SSAC Championship team with a 57-15 record. In 2006, he was a student assistant for the Bulldogs when they went to the World Series.

Henson graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelorʼs Degree in Health/Physical Education. He is attending NGCSU with hopes of attaining a Masterʼs Degree in Health and Physical Educa-tion.

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Tim Whitmire enters his 18th season as a Sports Personality for North Georgia College & State University. He is currently at Thunder 104.3, but got his start covering sports for local newspapers as a sophomore in high school.

He is also known as the “Voice of the Saints”, since he became the bas-ketball play-by-play man for North Georgia basketball on AllTel Cable TV and Gold 104.3. Whitmire has been the announcer for North Geor-gia College & State University’s baseball program since 2003.

Whitmire was the recipient of the 2005 Georgia Association of Broadcasters “Best Sports Broadcast”, “Best Sports Series” and the 2004 and 2006 Certifi cate of Merit.

He is currently employed as an Operations Program Manager with NCR Cooperation of Duluth.

Whitmire is a graduate of Dawson County High School, earning his Bachelor’s in Business Administration from the University of Georgia in 1984. He and his wife, the former Carol Walls, reside in Dawsonville. The couple has a daughter, Charley, who is 17 years old.

Tim WhitmireVoice of the Saints

Vaughn GrizzleFacilities Coordinator

Vaughn Grizzle is in his 21st year at North Georgia College & State Uni-versity. This is his 17th year working in the Health & Physical Education department.

Grizzle, born in Suches, GA, has lived in the Dahlonega, Lumpkin County area for 34 years. Grizzle graduated from Woody Gap High School in Suches, and Lanier Tech in Gainesville, GA.

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Previous School – Received Panhandle Conference “Fireman Award” in 2006 at Chipola Junior College...Panhandle All-Conference in 2006....won the NJCAA Division National Championship in 2007...2008 SEC Honor Roll...Who’s Who Among American Junior Colleges...High School – Chris Carpenter Award 2003 and 2004...High School Most Valuable Pitcher...All Area Selection in 2003 and 2004...2004 Sunbelt Classic Champs with Jr. Team Georgia...The Times All-Area in 2003/Perfect

Game...Baseball America Wolrd Champions...East Cobb Astros National Champions CABA and Super 7 Series...East Cobb Braves WWBA National Champions...All Tournament Team WWBA World Championships...CABA Most Valuable Pitcher...Super 7 All-Tournament Team...Basketball 3-year letterwinner...Georgia Stars Basketball AAU State Champions...Personal – Son of Steve and Gail Musselwhite...has one sister, Abby...majoring in Exercise Science.

tyler musslewhitePitcher < R/R < Senior < 6-4 < 210Gainesville, GA < Univ. of South Carolina 30

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University of South Carolina2008 7.71 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 1 2 2 2 3 0 0 0 9 .111 2 0 0 0

Chipola Junior College2007 3.99 5 1 20 12 0 0 0 0 65.1 52 40 29 32 38 10 2 5 288 .219 9 13 3 3TOTAL 4.15 5 1 23 12 0 0 0 0 67.2 53 42 31 34 41 10 2 5 297 .178 11 13 3 3

2008 (As a Junior) – Appeared in 21 games for the Saints, all coming in relief...recorded three saves and a 5.95 ERA...logged 19.2 innings with 18 strikeouts while opponents hit .329...2007 (As a

Sophomore) – Appeared in 20 games, with eight starts as a sophomore...recorded a 3-4 record, with a 7.29 earned run average...pitched 45.2 in-nings, allowing 62 hits...allowed 48 runs, 37 earned...recorded 34 strike-outs...High School – Played baseball for head coach Phil Price at Lumpkin County High School...received Pitching Award...named as Most Valuable Player...received Defensive Award...named to All-Southeastern Conference Team...hit .400 during senior season...winningest pitcher at school during junior and senior seasons...Personal – Son of Tim and Connie Copeland...has one brother – Josh...majoring in Business.

caleb copelandPitcher < L/L < Senior < 6-3 < 200Murrayville, GA < Middle Georgia 13

Copeland’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 5.95 0 1 21 0 0 0 0 3 19.2 27 19 13 11 18 2 1 3 82 .392 0 0 0 12007 7.29 3 4 20 8 0 0 0 0 45.2 62 48 37 35 34 9 2 8 184 .337 1 5 2 4 TOTAL 6.97 3 5 41 8 0 0 0 3 64.4 89 67 50 46 52 11 3 11 266 .335 1 5 2 5



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Palmer’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .000 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1.0002007 .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0002006 .000 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 .500TOTAL .000 7 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 .666

2008 (As a Junior) – Played in three games, appearing behind the plate and recorded two putouts...had three plate appearances...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Named to Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll...played in a lim-ited role as a redshirt sophomore...appeared in one game

at catcher...2006 (As a Freshman) – Named to Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll...played in a limited role as a redshirt freshman...2005 (As a Freshman) – Redshirt freshman...High School – Played baseball for head coach Stuart Bailey at White County High School...hit .400 and member of Georgia All-Star team his senior season...recipient of WCHS Warrior Award...member of Beta Club, SADD, FEA, Spanish Club, FCA Council Member, Scholar Athlete, and Honor Graduate...Personal – Son of Ellen and Billy Palmer...majoring in Exercise Science with a Business minor.



2008 (As a Junior) – Named to the Rawlings/ABCA All-Southeast Region Gold Glove Team after recording 110 putouts, a fi elding percentage of .963, and setting a school records with 250 assists, and 43 double plays...played and started in all 62 games at shortstop...hit .240

with four home runs and 34 runs batted in...collected 55 hits, including eight doubles in 229 plate appearances...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Named to the Peach Belt Confer-ence Presidential Honor Roll...selected as team captain...played and started 56 games at shortstop...recorded a .266 batting average...collected 55 hits and scored 27 runs...col-lected seven doubles...hit one homerun and drove in 34 runs...drew 17 walk...2006 (As a Freshman) – Named to the Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll...selected to Peach Belt Conference All-Sportsmanship Team...played and started all 61 games as a true freshman...hit .311, fourth best on team...connected on 65 hits in 209 plate ap-pearances, third most hits on team...scored 32 runs and drove in 25 RBI...connected for eight doubles, one triple and one homerun...drew 25 walks, second highest on team...stole one base...High School – Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brookwood High School...selected Player of the Week and Team Georgia...member of Georgia All-Star Team, Diamond Team, and recipient of McIntyre Award...received Gwinnett County Academic Award...two-sport letterwinner in baseball and football...member of FCA, Beta Club, and a Scholar Athlete...Personal – Son of Ruth and John Oster...majoring in Phys-ics and Engineering.

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Oster’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .240 62 62 229 46 55 8 0 4 34 75 .328 35 7 41 2 .354 3 5 2 3 110 250 14 .9632007 .266 56 56 207 27 55 7 0 1 34 65 .314 17 9 31 6 .342 4 8 0 1 91 189 16 .9462006 .311 61 61 209 32 65 8 1 1 25 78 .373 25 8 34 1 .402 2 9 1 3 86 179 15 .946TOTAL .271 179 179 645 105 175 23 1 6 93 218 .338 77 24 106 9 .366 9 22 3 7 287 618 45 .950

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2008 honor roll

logan sharrett anders oster rob flanigan

andre airich

craig brisson chad sage chris curtis

michael patton

PBC Tournament MVP Rawlings/ABCA All-SoutheastRegion Gold Glove Team

PBC All-Conference TeamFirst-Team All-American

Rawlings/ABCA All-SoutheastRegion Gold Glove Team

PBC All-Conference TeamFirst-Team All-Region

PBC All-Tournament Team PBC All-Conference TeamSecond-Team All-Region

PBC Pitcher of the Week

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2008 (As a Junior) – Appeared in 23 games, all as a reliever...had a record of 3-2 and a 3.89 ERA in 39.1 innings of work...struckout 34 batters and walked 10 while opponents hit .228 against him...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Appeared in

team-high 26 games...recorded a 5-3 record with two saves...recorded a 3.25 earned run average...pitched 55.1 innings, allowing 46 hits...allowed 22 runs, 20 of which were earned...struck out 29 hitters, while only walking 11...opponents hit just .231 against him...received the fi rst-ever NGCSU Baseball Character Award...2006 (As a Freshman) – Appeared in 25 games as a true freshman...recorded a 2-1 record with a 4.45 ERA...pitched 30.1 innings, allowing 30 hits, 20 runs, 15 earned runs and 14 strikeouts...opponents hit .250...High School – Played baseball for head coach Bobby Link at Duluth High School...member of FCA and Young Life...Per-sonal – Son of Teresa and Daryl Lussi...father, Daryl, played basketball at Georgia Southwestern State University...majoring in Physical Education.

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Lussi’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 3.89 3 2 23 0 0 0 0 1 39.1 34 22 17 10 34 4 0 7 149 .228 1 4 2 2 2007 3.25 5 3 26 0 0 0 0 2 55.1 46 22 20 11 29 8 0 7 199 .231 3 1 3 42006 4.45 2 1 25 0 0 0 1 0 30.1 30 20 15 15 14 8 1 1 117 .256 1 5 0 0 TOTAL 3.76 10 6 74 0 0 0 1 3 124.3 110 64 52 36 77 20 1 15 465 .237 5 10 5 6

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times and had a .500 on base percentage in 16 plate appearances...Previous School – Played two seasons at Truett McConnell College for head coach Jim Waits...recorded a .323 batting average with fi ve homeruns and 58 runs batted in during junior college career...recorded a .301 batting average with three homeruns and 27 runs batted in during sophomore season...High School – Played four years at Duluth High School for head coach Bobby Link...received Coaches Award during senior season...recorded a .333 batting average with two homeruns and 21 runs batted in during prep career...recorded a .312 batting average with two homeruns and 16 runs batted in during senior season...Per-sonal – Son of Claudia and Brent Book...has one brother, Brandon...majoring in Exercise Science.

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Book’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .375 9 4 16 7 6 1 1 0 4 9 .563 4 0 4 0 .500 0 0 1 2 10 0 1 .909TOTAL .375 9 4 16 7 6 1 1 0 4 9 .563 4 0 4 0 .500 0 0 1 2 10 0 1 .909



2008 (As a Sophomore) – Named the 2008 Peach Belt Conference Tournament MVP with nine hits, fi ve runs scored, and fi ve RBIs dur-ing the four game stretch...played in 56 games, starting 54 at second base...hit .311 with 69 hits,

including 12 doubles...drove in 28 runs and walked 23 times in 222 at-bats...stole four bases in six attempts and had a fi elding percentage of .994...was sec-ond on the team with seven sacrifi ce hits...Previous School – Played one season at Georgia State University...collected a .350 batting average...named Defensive Most Improved...High School – Played baseball for Reggie Black and Frank Vashaw at North Gwinnett High School ...named Gwinnett County Dugout Club Player of the Month for the month of March 2005 and 2006...named Gwinnett County Dugout Club Honorable Mention during junior season...named to East Metro All-Star team during senior season...Personal – Son of Debbie and Fred Sharrett...has two brothers, Justin and Jordan...majoring in Business.

Sharrett’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .311 56 54 222 48 69 12 0 0 28 81 .365 23 2 25 2 .376 3 7 4 6 114 154 16 .944TOTAL .311 59 54 222 48 69 12 0 0 28 81 .365 23 2 25 2 .376 3 7 4 6 114 154 16 .944

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6logan sharrettInfielder < R/R < Junior < 5-11 < 165Suwanee, GA < Georgia State

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against him...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Redshirted, did not see any varsity action...2006 (As a Freshman) – Appeared in 15 games, starting nine games...recorded a 7-4 record, most wins on team...recorded a 3.35 ERA, fi fth best on team...pitched 53.2 innings, allow-ing 69 hits, 24 runs, 20 earned runs and striking out 28...High School – Played baseball for head coach Roger Parham at South Gwinnett High School...posted 5-1 record and 3.50 ERA as a senior in 70 innings pitched...named to second team All-Gwinnett County...se-lected to Team Georgia and recipient of Coaches Award...Personal – Son of Debbie and Grove Thomas...majoring in Physical Education with Teacher Certifi cation.

Thomas’ Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 7.67 1 1 8 6 0 0 0 0 27.0 32 25 23 14 11 6 4 4 108 .296 1 3 1 12007 Redshirted - Did not see any action2006 3.35 7 4 15 9 1 0 0 0 53.2 69 24 20 14 28 10 2 1 210 .329 3 4 1 8TOTAL 4.83 8 5 23 15 1 0 0 0 80.2 101 49 43 28 39 16 6 5 318 .317 4 7 2 9

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nal 13 games at third base...played and started in 59 games, with 51 starts at third base and eight at second base...collected a .339 batting average with fi ve home runs and 43 runs batted in...recorded 81 hits which was good for third on the team, and 18 doubles which was second on the team...walked 32 times and stole 11 bases in 13 attempts...2007 (As a Freshman) – Played in 56 games, start-ing all 56...hit .343, second-highest on team...scored 43 runs, second-highest on team...collected 71 hits, second-highest on team...led team with 17 doubles...hit fi ve homeruns and drove in 49 runs as a true freshman...hit by a pitch 11 times during the season...recorded fi ve stolen bases on eight attempts...High School – Played baseball for head coach Mike Power at Roswell...hit .395 with fi ve homeruns and 27 RBI during senior season...connected for eight doubles and scored 24 runs...hit .406 during junior season...connected for eight doubles, one homerun and 20 RBI...scored 19 runs as a junior...led the Sandy Plains Wildcats to the 2002 USSSA National Championship, while hitting .355...Personal – Son of Walter and Brenda Airich...has one brother, Jordan...majoring in Business.

andre airichInfielder < R/R < Junior < 6-1 < 165Roswell, GA < Roswell HS 10

Airich’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .339 59 59 239 52 81 18 0 5 43 114 .477 32 10 43 8 .436 1 11 11 13 60 139 16 .9262007 .343 56 56 207 43 71 17 0 5 49 103 .498 25 11 46 6 .430 6 7 5 8 123 135 9 .966TOTAL .341 115 115 446 95 152 35 0 10 92 117 .487 57 21 89 14 .433 7 18 16 21 183 274 25 .945

daniel petittiCatcher < R/R < Junior < 6-1 < 190Roswell, GA < Roswell HS 18

2008 (As a Sophomore) – Played in 62 games, starting 59 games behind the plate and two as the desig-nated hitter...hit .283 with seven home runs and 53 runs batted in...recorded 68 hits with 16 doubles in 240 plate appearances...made just 10 errors behind the plate and recorded 378 putouts and 46 assists for a .977 fi elding percentage...2007 (As a Freshman) – Named a South Atlantic Region Gold Glove Award winner...played in 53 games, starting 50...hit .274 with two homeruns and 15 runs batted in...collected 48 hits and

scored 24 runs...collected six doubles...committed just six errors behind the plate...threw out 27 runners attempting to steal a base during the season...recorded two pickoffs...High School – Played baseball for head coach Mike Power at Roswell High School...selected to Georgia Dugout Club Top 20 during senior season...most Valuable Player in the Dominican Classic during freshman season...named Best Defensive Player of International Travel Baseball during sophomore season...won East Cobb Coaches Award during sophomore season...selected as co-captain during senior season...helped lead the team to three state playoff appearances...Personal – Son of Richard and Wendy Petitti...has one brother, Anthony...majoring in Business Finance.

Petitti’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .283 62 61 240 42 68 16 0 7 53 105 .438 22 6 55 4 .348 8 4 3 4 378 46 10 .9772007 .274 53 50 175 24 48 6 0 2 15 60 .343 5 6 28 4 .317 0 8 0 2 217 54 6 .978TOTAL .280 115 111 415 66 116 22 0 9 68 165 .398 27 12 83 8 .665 8 12 3 6 595 100 16 .977

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24craig brissonOutfielder < R/R < Junior < 5-11 < 175Lawrenceville, GA < Parkview HS

2008 (As a Sophomore) – Named to the 2008 PBC All-Conference Team and the 2008 Raw-lings/ABCA South Atlantic Region Team...played and started in all 62 games for the Saints...hit .356 with eight home runs and a

team leading 98 hits...drove in 45 runs and led the team in doubles with 22, triples with three, and stolen bases with 24...had 31 walks in 275 plate appear-ances...2007 (As a Freshman) – Named Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year...named to Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll played and started 55 games as a true freshman...lead team with a .360 batting average...col-lected a team-high 80 hits...scored a team-high 50 runs...collected seven doubles and two triples...hit two homeruns and collected 27 RBI...collected 31 walks...recorded 13 stolen bases on 15 attempts...recorded six outfi eld assists...named Peach Belt Player of the Week...High School – Played baseball for head coach Chan Brown at Parkview High School...named Player of the Year by the At-lanta Journal Constitution...named Player of the Year by Gwinnett Daily Post...named Player of the Year by Gwinnett Prep Rally...named Player of the Year by Gwinnett Dugout Club...member of Georgia Braves 400 Club...named Scholar-Athlete for three seasons...most Valuable Player during senior season...named to High School All-Star Team...selected to Team Georgia during senior season...hit .515 with nine homeruns and 24 RBI during senior season...connected for seven doubles and four triples during senior season...scored 49 runs and stole 22 bases during senior season...Personal – Son of Russ and Charlotte Brisson...has one brother – Corey...majoring in Math Education.

Brisson’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .356 62 62 275 74 98 22 3 8 45 150 .545 31 9 29 5 .437 1 1 24 27 109 2 3 .9742007 .360 55 55 222 50 80 7 2 2 27 97 .437 31 5 37 4 .444 3 1 13 15 135 6 6 .959TOTAL .358 117 117 497 124 178 29 5 10 72 247 .496 62 14 66 9 .441 4 2 37 42 244 8 9 .964

Junior Daniel Petitti was named a 2007 South Atlantic Region Gold Glove Winner after com-mitting just six errors behind the plate.

Junior Craig Brisson was named the 2007 PBC Freshman of the Year after hitting .360 with 80 hits and 27 runs batted in.

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1davy wallachOutfielder < R/R < Junior < 5-11 < 185Roswell, GA < Roswell HS

2008 (As a Junior) – Played in 32 games, starting 24...hit a .238 batting average with 14 runs scored and 11 runs batted in...walked 15 times and stole seven bases in eight at-tempts...Recorded 20 hits with four doubles

in 84 at-bats...2007 (As a Sophomore) – Did not see any varsity action...red-shirted...2006 (As a Freshman) – Played in 52 games, starting 45...hit for a .245 average with 34 hits in 146 at-bats...scored 16 runs and connected for seven doubles...hit one homerun and drove in 21 RBIs...High School – Played baseball for head coach Mike Power at Roswell High School...member of the All-Tournament Team at the Southeastern Baseball Classic...recipient of RHS VIP Award...Personal – Son of Gina and Ross Wallach...majoring in Physical Education.

8brandon garciaPitcher < L/L < Junior < 5-11 < 175Gainesville, GA < Gordon Junior College

Wallach’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .238 32 24 84 14 20 4 0 0 11 24 .286 15 5 21 1 .377 2 1 7 8 50 1 3 .9442007 Redshirted - Did not see any action2006 .233 52 45 146 16 34 7 0 1 21 44 .301 11 4 34 1 .302 1 4 0 0 88 1 3 .967TOTAL .235 84 69 230 30 54 11 0 1 32 68 .295 26 9 55 2 .340 3 5 7 8 138 2 6 .957

Previous School – Played his 2007-08 season under Coach Travis McClanahan at Gordon Junior Col-lege where he recorded a 5-3 record with 8 starts in 16 games...High School – Played under head coach David Dyer at North Hall where he received the Golden Spike award in 2006 and Outstanding Pitcher in 2005 and 2006...Personal – Born on December 24, 1987...son of Juan and Denise Garcia...has two bothers, Nick (22) and Trey (18)...major is Physical Education.

21adam bakerFirst baseman < L/R < Junior < 6-2 < 205Marietta, GA < Western Carolina Univ.

Previous School – Attended Western Carolina University...2007 UNC Regional Finals...High School – Rookie of the Year 2005...Honorable Mention All-County in 2005....17 doubles in 2005...4 years of playoffs...2 in state fi nals...2nd Team All County 2006...Athlete of the Week 2006...2006 State Champs...Personal – Son of Debbie and Dave Douglas...Has two sisters Meagan and Kelsey...major-ing in Business.

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justin yackeePitcher < R/R < Junior < 6-0 < 180Birmingham, AL < Georgia Perimeter 39

andy reidPitcher < L/L < Junior < 6-4 < 195Jackson, MS < South Georgia College 34

Previous School – Attended Chattahoochee Valley Community College...2007-08 ACCC All-Academ-ic Team...2007-08 NJCAA Academic All-American...Top Graduate of Chattahoochee Valley Commu-nity College...Pirate Baseball Academic Award...Three Time President’s Award...Graduated Summa Cum Laude...High School – Broke Brookwood High School single season record with the lowest ERA in 2005 and again in 2006...Georgia Dugout Club...2006 All-State...Personal – Son of Steve and Jackie White...has three brothers Zack, Justin, and Cameron...majoring in Pre-Physical Therapy.

nick whitePitcher < R/R < Junior < 5-10 < 180Decatur, GA < Chattahoochee Valley CC 27

Previous School – Attended Georgia Perimeter College...Recorded 64 strike outs in 61 innings during his sophomore season...High School – Had a record of 3-0 with 4 saves and a 2.81 ERA during junior season...won the Canadian World Series in Canada with the East Cobb Patriots....Personal – Son of Lynda Schattauer and Robert Yackee...has two brothers Josh and Ryan.

Previous School – Attended South Georgia College...Named to All-Tournament Team...Dean’s List 2007-2008...High School – Region 6 AAAAA top 80 in 2005 and 2006...Personal – Son of James Reid and the late Jennifer Reid...has one brother Chuck.

john david burgessInfielder < R/R < Junior < 5-11 < 180Pickens, SC < Clemson University 9

Previous School – Attended Clemson University...2 year Omaha Challenge Winner...2006 Honor Roll...High School – 2005 Big League World Series Champion...2005-06 Region Champions... 2006 MVP...All State 2006 1st Team...2004, 2005, 2006 All-Conference...2006 3A Player of the Year...South Carolina Select Team 2006...Personal – Son of Jynene P. Burgess and John W. Burgess Jr....has one brother Will...majoring in Education.

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5jesse coxwellPitcher < R/R < Sophomore < 6-2 < 185Dublin, GA < Dublin HS

2008 (As a Freshman) – Appeared in 14 games with seven of those coming as a start-er...had a record of 1-2 and an ERA of 7.09...recorded one save and struckout 13 in 39.1 innings...was the starting pitcher in the 10-8

victory over Francis Marion to claim the Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship...High School – Played baseball for William Barham at Dublin High School...named Most Valuable Pitcher during sophomore and junior sea-sons...named All-Region during sophomore, junior and senior seasons...named All-Region in football during sophomore, junior and senior seasons...named to Team Georgia during senior season...helped lead team to region championship during freshman season ... helped lead team to football region championships during sophomore and junior seasons...helped lead team to the football state championship during junior season...Personal – Son of Angela and Dan Cox-well...has one brother, Ryan...undecided on a major.

Coxwell’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 7.09 1 2 14 7 0 0 0 1 39.1 50 39 31 25 13 7 1 3 157 .318 3 3 0 7TOTAL 7.09 1 2 14 7 0 0 0 1 39.1 50 39 31 25 13 7 1 3 157 .318 3 3 0 7

19michael pattonPitcher < L/L < Sophomore < 5-10 < 152Savannah, GA < Benedictine Military HS

2008 (As a Freshman) – Named Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week on March 10 after throwing nine scoreless innings in two relief appearances...appeared in 17 games with 12 coming in the starting rotation...

recorded a 7-3 record and a 4.64 ERA in 87.1 innings of work...Struckout 52 batters, walked 45, and opponents hit .263 against him...High School – Played baseball for head coach Bill Curley at Benedictine Military High School...named team Most Valuable Player during junior and senior seasons...named All-State by the Georgia Dugout Club during senior season...named First Team All-Region during junior and senior seasons...recorded a 7-4 record with a 1.71 earned run average during senior season...collected a .342 batting average with one homerun and 19 runs batted in during senior season...holds school record with 15 strikeouts against Burke County during senior season...also lettered in basketball and cross country...Personal – Son of Julie and John Patton...has two brothers, John and Jeff...father played baseball at Virginia Tech University and later for the Texas Rangers in their minor league system...majoring in Business.

patton’s career statisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 4.64 7 3 17 12 0 0 0 1 87.1 87 51 45 45 52 12 2 10 331 .263 6 11 1 4TOTAL 4.64 7 3 17 12 0 0 0 1 87.1 87 51 45 45 52 12 2 10 331 .263 6 11 1 4

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alex simmonsPitcher < R/R < Sophomore < 6-4 < 200Jefferson, GA < Jefferson HS 20

2008 (As a Freshman) – Appeared in 17 games, three as a starter...posted a record of 4-0 and a 3.40 ERA, which was good for third on the team...Picked up the win in the

Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship game...Struckout 34 bat-ters, walked 26, and opponents hit .245 against him in 42.1 innings of work...High School – Played four seasons at Jefferson High School for head coach Tommy Knight...named team Most Valuable Player during senior season...re-corded a .383 batting average with 12 homeruns and 79 runs batted in during prep career...posted a 19-5 record with a 3.24 earned run average during prep career...recorded a .548 batting average with 11 homeruns and 64 runs batted in during senior season...posted a 12-1 record with a 1.73 earned run average during senior season...named Northeast Georgia Player of the Year during se-nior season...named Region Player of the Year during senior season...named First Team All-Area during senior season...holds school records for runs batted in (64), hits (63) and career walks (125)...lettered in basketball...helped lead team to the Sweet 16 during junior season...helped lead team to the Final Four during senior season...received Future Star Award in basketball during senior season...Personal – Son of Susie and Jimmy Roberts and Mike and Jennifer Simmons...has two sisters, Haley and Abby Roberts, and one brother, Clay Simmons...majoring in Mathematics/Engineering.

Simmons’ Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 3.40 4 0 17 3 0 0 0 0 42.1 38 18 16 26 34 8 1 1 155 .245 1 6 0 3 TOTAL 3.40 4 0 17 3 0 0 0 0 42.1 38 18 16 26 34 8 1 1 155 .245 1 6 0 3

chad sageOutfielder < R/R < Sophomore < 6-1 < 175Gainesville, GA < University of Mississippi 22

2008 (As a Freshman) – Named to the 2008 PBC All-Tournament Team...appeared in 42 games, 37 as a start-er...made 33 starts as the designated hitter, collecting a batting average of .291 with eight home runs and 38 runs batted in...Stole seven bases in eight attempts and walked

13 times in 151 plate appearances...2007 (As a Freshman) - Redshirted at the University of Mississippi...High School – Played four years at Chestatee High School...hit .515 as a senior with six home runs, 34 RBI, four doubles, four triples and 26 runs scored...named All-Area Player of the Year...named team MVP...named to the Georgia Dugout Club Top 80...Also lettered three years in football...named All-Area and Team MVP in football...Earned the War Eagle Award...named to the Elite 11 in football...Personal – Son of Craig and Pam Sage...has one brother, Kyle...majoring in Physical Education.

Sage’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .291 42 37 151 24 44 7 0 8 38 75 .497 13 5 42 1 .358 4 1 7 8 9 0 0 1.000TOTAL .291 42 37 151 24 44 7 0 8 38 75 .497 13 5 42 1 .358 4 1 7 8 9 0 0 1.000

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35aaron trammellUtility < R/R < Sophomore < 6-0 < 175Athens, GA < Greater Gwinnett HS

2008 (As a Freshman) – Played in fi ve games, three as a starter...Collected three hits in those fi ve games including a double and two runs batted in...hit .250 in 12 plate appearances and had three sacrifi ce hits...High

School – Played four years at Greater Gwinnett Christian for head coach Kevin Renz...named HWSA Region All-Tournament in 2004 and 2007...named HWSA World Series All-Tournament in 2007...received GGC Award in 2007 based upon character and lead-ership...hit .350 with six homeruns and 135 runs batted in during prep career...recorded an 18-7 record with a 1.55 earned run average during prep career...recorded a .445 bat-ting average with two homeruns and 57 runs batted in during senior season...recorded an 8-0 record with a 0.66 earned run average during senior season...led team to the HWSA World Series championship during senior season...led team to HWSA Southeast Region championship during freshman and junior seasons...led team to HWSA East Region championship during senior season...Personal – Son of Joyce and John Trammell...majoring in Business Management.

Trammell’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2008 .250 5 3 12 2 3 1 0 0 2 4 .333 0 0 2 0 .250 0 3 0 0 21 0 0 1.000TOTAL .250 5 3 12 2 3 1 0 0 2 4 .333 0 0 2 0 .250 0 3 0 0 21 0 0 1.000

32james wileyPitcher < R/L < Sophomore < 6-2 < 200Atlanta, GA < University of Mississippi

2008 (As a (RS) Freshman) – Named Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week on April 21 after tossing a complete game in PBC action...Appeared in 15 games, all as a starter...collected a 3.83 ERA

and a record of 5-3...struckout 51 batters and opponents hit .301 in 84.2 innings...recorded four complete games which was good for second on the team...High School – Played four years at The Lovett School under head coach Lance Dubs...hit .320 for his career with 10 home runs, 65 RBI, 25 doubles, four triples and 60 runs scored...made 36 appearances on the mound, posting a 24-8 record with a 1.60 ERA with 233 strikeouts and 81 walks in 175.0 IP...helped lead The Lovett School to the 2006 Georgia Class 2A State Championship and a 30-7 record...named 2005 Team MVP...Named 2005 Pitcher of the Year by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution...named to the Atlanta Braves 755 Club Metro All-Star Team...named to the Georgia Dugout Club All-Tournament Team...named fi rst team All-Area...Personal – Son of Doug and Nancy Wiley...has two sisters, Elizabeth and Catherine...majoring in Business.

Wiley’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 3.83 5 3 15 15 4 2 0 0 84.2 101 55 36 29 51 19 4 7 336 .301 1 5 2 11TOTAL 3.83 5 3 15 15 4 2 0 0 84.2 101 55 36 29 51 19 4 7 336 .301 1 5 2 11

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jacob rickettPitcher < L/R < Sophomore < 6-0 < 205Cumming, GA < North Forsyth HS 36

2008 (As a Freshman) – Appeared in 27 games, all as a reliever...had a 4.30 ERA, a record of 5-2, and struckout 28 batters in 29.1 innings of work...collected a team leading four saves and allowed just two extra

base hits while opponents hit .212 against him...High School – Played three years at South Forsyth High School before playing his senior season at North Forsyth High School...named team Most Valuable Player during senior season...named First Team All-Region as a centerfi elder during senior season...named a Northeast Georgia All-Star during senior season...recorded a .306 batting average with fi ve homeruns and 46 runs batted in during prep career...also recorded a 5-3 record on the mound with a 2.21 earned run average...recorded a .358 batting average with two homeruns and 21 runs batted in during senior season...named the Forsyth County Player of the Week during junior and senior seasons...helped lead his team to the regional championship at South Forsyth High School in 2004 ..also lettered in football for two years at South Forsyth High School...assists with Miracle League Baseball...Personal – Son of Rita and Ron-nie Rickett...has one brother, Justin, who is the all-time career homerun and RBI leader at North Georgia College & State University...Majoring in Physical Education.

Rickett’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 4.30 5 2 27 0 0 0 0 4 29.1 22 14 14 21 28 2 0 0 104 .212 6 2 1 1TOTAL 4.30 5 2 27 0 0 0 0 4 29.1 22 14 14 21 28 2 0 0 104 .212 6 2 1 1

brad hallUtility < R/R < Sophomore < 6-1 < 210Atlanta, GA < Duluth HS 33

2007 (As a Freshman) - hit .292 in 48 games with 43 starts...in 161 at-bats he batted in 30 runs, had 26 RBIs and 6 homeruns...High School - Played baseball for head coach Bobby Link at

Duluth High School...Named to Gwinnett County All-County Team during junior and senior seasons...Named 7-AAAAA All-Region during senior season...Named Team MVP during senior season...Named to Team Georgia during senior season...Led team to Final Four in Gwinnett County...Named Player of the Year during se-nior season...Personal - Born on October 9, 1987 in Atlanta, Ga...Son of Joy and Charles Hall...Has one sister, Katie (23)...Majoring in Business Administration.

Hall’s Career StatisticsYear 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%2007 .292 48 43 161 30 47 11 0 6 26 76 .472 11 4 49 3 .350 1 3 0 1 50 4 1 .982TOTAL .292 48 43 161 30 47 11 0 6 26 76 .472 11 4 49 3 .350 1 3 0 1 50 4 1 .982

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23troy snitkerCatcher < R/R < Sophomore < 6-2 < 215Atlanta, GA < South Georgia College

Previous School – Attended South Georgia College...Region XVII All-Tournament Team 2007-08...Dean’s List...High School – Gwinnett Daily Post Player of the Month in 2006...Football State Runner Up in 2006...Gwinnett Dailly Post Special Teams Player of the Week...Scholar Athlete for 4 years..Honor Graduate...Personal – Son of Brian and Ronnie Snitker...has one sister Erin...majoring in Ath-letic Training.

2nicholas frymanOutfielder < R/R < Freshman < 6-0 < 190Fort Lauderdale, FL < North Cobb HS

High School – Played under head coach Tom Callahan at North Cobb High School...Named All-State and All-Area fi rst team his senior year...Received scholar athlete award his senior year...Personal – Born on December 12, 1989...son of Rich and Nancy Fryman...has two bothers, Matthew and Jamie...brother Jamie played college basketball...major is undecided.

North Georgia will play 37 games at home this season at the brand new Bob Stein Stadium. The Saints will be in primetime most of the spring, playing 20 of those games under the lights. Last season, North Georgia was 24-12 at home, including winning 12 of their last 13 home games to close the season. Over the last fi ve years, the Saints have posted a record of 134-44 at home, including a pair of 37-win seasons in 2004 and 2005.

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jordan erismanUtility < R/R < Freshman < 6-1 < 178Lawrenceville, GA < Brookwood HS 3

High School – Played under head coach Rick Howard at Brookwood High...member of Georgia Dug-out pre-season class 5A All-State team and Gwinnett Dugout Club All-Area 1st team senior year, Gwinnett Dugout Club honorable mention sophomore year...member of Junior Team Georgia 2007, Team Georgia 2008, Atlanta Braves 400 Club High School all-star team 2008, Ga Dugout Club top 96

2008, Ga Dugout Club top 100 underclassmen 2007, and Gwinnett Dugout Club player of the month 2006, 2008...Named Gwinnett Daily Post 1st team All county in 2008...holds records for most career hits (118) 2006-2008 and most homeruns in a season (14) his senior year...won the 8-AAAAA state championship senior year...recipient of scholar athlete award...Personal – Born on March 21, 1990...son of Jeff and Kathy Erisman... has one brother, Josh and one sister Alex...major is undecided.

zach bennettInfielder < L/L < Freshman < 6-1 < 200Gainesville, GA < Gainesville HS 12

High School – Played under head coach Wayne Vickery at Gainesville High...member of pre-sea-son all-state AAA 1st team, all-area 1st team sophomore through senior year, and Atlanta Dugout Club all-star team senior year...named Gainesville Times all-area sophomore through senior year and Gainesville Times athlete of the week senior year... won region tournament junior year...recipient of the

pitching award 2006, and MVP 2007-2008...Personal – Born on October 29, 1989...son of Doug and Rosalind Bennett...has two sisters, Peyton and Meg...father played basketball and golf in college...major is undecided.

blake hobbyPitcher < R/R < Freshman < 6-1 < 175Macon, GA < Tattnal Square Academy 14

High School – played under head coach Joey Hiller at Tattnall Square Academy...member of all-state 1st team in 2007 and 2008, and all-star AAA team in 2008 (GISA)...named to all-region team in base-ball 2006 through 2008, and football and basketball all-region in 2008...named MVP of high school baseball team in junior year, Subway player of the week for football, and honor student sophomore

year...recipient of All Middle Ga award from newspaper in 2007 and 2008 for baseball, awarded for most points kicked in a single season and career for football and also tied the most touchdown receptions, and awarded best defensive player in junior year for basket-ball...Won GISA AAA state championship for baseball in 2005 and 2008 and football championship in senior year...Personal – Born April 30, 1990...son of Rob and V-Ann Hobby...has one sister, Deana...father played football at Presbyterian and uncle and grandfather at Auburn...major is undecided.

matt smithPitcher < R/R < Freshman < 6-0 < 196Marietta, GA < Kell HS 15

High School – Played under head coach Donnie English at Kell High School...member of all-coun-ty team senior year... recipient of 2008 Ga Dugout Club award and named to East Cobb’s baseball MVP tournament team in 2004...17u BCS and 16u AAU championships won...Personal – Born June 14,1990...son of Mike and Janet Smith...major is undecided.

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28eric hicksInfielder < R/R < Freshman < 5-8 < 185Atlanta, GA < Mill Creek HS

High School – Played under head coach Doug Jones...won region championship in senior year...Per-sonal – Born August 9,1989...son of Eddie and Dana Hicks...has one brother, Evan, and one sister, Kylee...major is undecided.

40brian bellPitcher < R/R < Freshman < 6-4 < 220Kennesaw, GA < Sprayberry HS

2008 ( As a Freshman) – Redshirted...High School – Played four seasons at Sprayberry High School for head coach David Stephenson...awarded the Presidential Hold Academic Award in 2003...holds record for most tournament saves in CABA World Series in 2004...won Peach Belt Conference cham-pionship...Personal – Son of Hugh and Cornelia Bell...has one brother, Eric...majoring in Athletic training.

41greg foxPitcher < R/R < Freshman < 6-1 < 185Roswell, GA < Roswell HS

High School – Played under head coach Mike Power at Roswell High School for 4 years... won the state title in the little leagues in 2000...Personal – Born on Decemeber 29,1989...son of Steve and Sherie Fox...has 2 brothers, Ben and Josh...cousin Davy Wallach played a collegiate sport...major is undecided.

42cody clicknerPitcher < R/R < Freshman < 6-0 < 180Dacula, GA < Mill Creek HS

High School – Played under head coach Doug Jones at Mill Creek High School...member of Elite all-star team in 1996-2008 and pre-season all-state 2nd team...recipient of honorable mention in soph-omore year and all region team awards...high school team held records for most wins in a season and most appearances in sophomore year...won 7-AAAAA region championship senior year...named scholar athlete all 4 years of high school...Personal – Born on November 1,1989...son of Clay and Trish Clickner...has one sister, Cheryl...majoring in buisness management.

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A SEASON TO REMEMBER2008 PBC Tournament Champions

Preseason Ranking - #21 April 1, 2008Record: 18-16

May 11, 2008Record: 41-19

After winning 23 of their last 26 games to end the regular season, the Saints entered their fi rst-ever Peach Belt Conference Tournament as the 4th seed, taking on Francis Marion University in the opening round. After powering past the Patriots 6-2, North Georgia erased a four-run defi cit to defeat GCSU 10-9 in extra innings in the second round and set up an epic showdown with rival Columbus State. The Saints found themselves tied 3-3 with the Cougars in the 7th inning, but All-American Rob Flanigan stepped to the plate and hit his second home run of the day that sealed the victory and sent North Georgia into the champi-onship games. After 18 runs were scored in the fi rst six innings of the title game, head coach Tom Cantrell called on junior Zach Black who came in and tossed four innings to pick up the victory and send North Georgia into celebration. “I canʼt say enough about what my players did,” Cantrell said in a post game press conference after the championship game. “These guys have been on a mission since April started, and they showed a lot of fi ght and never gave up.”

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Rank Record Pts. 1 Mount Olive 58-6 480 2 Ouachita Baptist 51-16 464 3 Sonoma State 52-15 448 4 Central Missouri 47-17 432 5 Delta State 48-11 408 6 Cal State Chico 42-17 390 7 Columbus State 43-19 384 8 Nebraska Omaha 45-13 360 9 Emporia State 50-10 348 10 Tampa 42-11-1 34211 USC Aiken 47-17 312 12 Southern Arkansas 46-12 302 12 Ashland 40-18 302 14 Abilene Christian 44-17 262 15 UC San Diego 43-18 260 16 Valdosta State 36-18-1 230 17 Catawba 43-18 220 18 Franklin Pierce 43-15 204 19 West Alabama 45-13 200 20 North Georgia 41-21 190 21 Shippensburg 39-26 180 22 St Joseph’s (Ind.) 46-18 150 23 Wayne State (Mich.) 34-19 138 24 Wayne State (Neb.) 40-13 126 25 West Chester 45-16 100 26 Western Oregon 39-19 70 27 Francis Marion 34-20 38 28 Bryant 43-21 28 29 Carson-Newman 43-18 20 30 Tusculum 41-15 18 30 St. Edwards (Texas) 40-16 1830 Cal State Stanislaus 37-23 18



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2005 SSAC Freshman of the Year 2002 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athleteeric good justin shurley ryan gurley

2002 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete

2003 Atlanta BravesDanville Braves

2005 MLB Draft, 34th RoundNew York Mets

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2006 NCAA All-American, 3rd Team2006 San Diego Padres

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2005 NAIA All-American, 2nd Team2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team

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2005 MLB Draft 25th RoundKansas City Royals

2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team

kevin bulger chris curtis2007 PBC All-Conference

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daniel petitti craig brisson anders oster2007 South Atlantic Gold Glove 2008 South Atlantic Gold Glove2007 PBC Freshman of the Year

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career battingMost doubles57 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0656 Deckon, Nick 2000-0252 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0648 Rickett, Justin 2004-0643 Warner, Creston 2004-0736 Terry, Matt 2003-04

Most triples14 Deckon, Nick 2000-0211 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-068 Loder, David 2000-037 Bulger, Kevin 20057 Tate, Josh 2006-08

Most home runs25 Rickett, Justin 2004-0724 Daigle, Richie 2004-0523 Deckon, Nick 2000-0223 Dillon, Jason 2000-0121 Warner, Creston 2004-0720 Flanigan, Rob 200820 Terry, Matt 2003-0420 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most runs batted in193 Rickett, Justin 2004-07181 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06171 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06138 Warner, Creston 2004-07127 Deckon, Nick 2000-02119 Daigle, Richie 2004-05

Most total bases458 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06399 Deckon, Nick 2000-02392 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06378 Rickett, Justin 2004-07279 Warner, Creston 2004-07256 Daigle, Richie 2004-05

Most walks110 Deckon, Nick 2000-02106 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06104 Rickett, Justin 2004-07104 Loder, David 2000-0391 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0686 Terry, Matt 2003-04

Most intentional walks12 Rickett, Justin 2004-0711 Flanigan, Rob 20085 Gurley, Ryan 2003-063 Hrenko, Pat 2001-023 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most times hit by pitch53 Rickett, Justin 2004-0740 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0635 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0630 Loder, David 2000-0330 Warner, Creston 2004-0724 Oster, Anders 2006-08

Most times struck out160 David Loder 2000-03151 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06135 Deckon, Nick 2000-02134 Rickett, Justin 2004-07133 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06122 Hall, Brett 2000-04

Highest batting avg. (minimum 250 AB).377 Deckon, Nick (246-652) 2000-02.363 Lauderdale, Brian (324-892) 2003-06.358 Brisson, Craig (178-497) 2007-08.354 Gieler, William (153-432) 2000-01.352 Bulger, Kevin (101-287) 2005.342 Daigle, Richie (145-424) 2004-05.333 Rickett, Justin (245-736) 2004-07.333 King, Steven (127-381) 2003-04

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 250 AB).612 Deckon, Nick (652 AB) 2000-02.604 Daigle, Richie (424 AB) 2004-05.561 Dillon, Jason (335 AB) 2000-01.557 Bulger, Kevin (287 AB) 2005.543 Terry, Matt (429 AB) 2003-04.525 Gieler, William (432 AB) 2000-01

Highest on base pct. (minimum 250 AB).474 Deckon, Nick (652 AB) 2000-02.453 King, Steven (381 AB) 2003-04.444 Hrenko, Pat (290 AB) 2001-02.442 Rickett, Justin (736 AB) 2004-07.440 Brisson, Craig (497 AB) 2007-08.439 Bulger, Kevin (287 AB) 2005

Most games played247 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06246 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06223 Loder, David 2000-03216 Rickett, Justin 2004-07191 Hall, Brett 2000-04187 Warner, Creston 2004-07

Most games started235 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06233 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06201 Justin Rickett 2004-07201 Loder, David 2000-03179 Oster, Anders 2006-08179 Hall, Brett 2000-04

Most at bats892 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06837 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06736 Rickett, Justin 2004-07652 Deckon, Nick 2000-02645 Oster, Anders 2006-08637 Loder, David 2000-03

Most runs scored266 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06189 Rickett, Justin 2004-07182 Deckon, Nick 2000-02160 Gurley, Ryan 2003-05158 Loder, David 2000-03136 Warner, Creston 2004-07

Most hits324 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06275 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06246 Deckon, Nick 2000-02245 Rickett, Justin 2004-07189 Loder, David 2000-03178 Brisson, Craig 2007-08

Most sacrifi ce fl ies22 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0617 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0617 Rickett, Justin 2004-0713 Lemons, Preston 2000-0311 Chastain, David 2003-06

Most sacrifi ce hits25 Hall, Brett 2000-0422 Oster, Anders 2006-0819 Loder, David 2000-0318 Airich, Andre 2007-0816 Sanders, Clay 2003-0415 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most stolen bases100 Lauderdale (100-113) 2003-0654 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0348 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-0145 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0240 Pittman, Sean (40-51) 2000-0137 Brisson, Craig (37-42) 2007-08

Most times caught stealing21 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0217 David Loder (54-71) 2000-0314 Dillon, Jason (17-31) 2000-0113 Brian Lauderdale (100-113) 2004-0612 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-0112 Tate, Dusty 2003-06

Most stolen base attempts113 Lauderdale, Brian (100-113) 2003-0671 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0366 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0260 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-0151 Pittman, Sean (40-51) 2000-0143 Cooper, David (33-43) 2002-0343 Tate, Josh (34-43) 2006-08

Most times reached base on error37 Rickett, Justin 2004-0728 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0626 Warner, Creston 2004-0726 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0625 Daigle, Richie 2004-0524 Oster, Anders 2006-08

Most times reached on fi elderʼs choice45 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0634 Rickett, Justin 2004-0727 Oster, Anders 2006-0826 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0624 Tate, Josh 2006-08

Most fl y outs222 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06212 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06182 Rickett, Justin 2004-07172 Warner, Creston 2004-07165 Oster, Anders 2006-08153 Tate, Josh 2006-08

Most ground outs212 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06202 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06202 Oster, Anders 2006-08152 Rickett, Justin 2004-07139 Warner, Creston 2004-07134 Morrison, Kevin 2007-08

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Most picked off5 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-065 Gurley, Ryan 2003-065 Rickett, Justin 2004-075 Tate, Josh 2006-084 Tate, Dusty 2003-04, 2006

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 75 IP)1.58 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-022.53 Curtis, Chris (217.0 IP) 2007-082.72 Jones, Joseph (112.2 IP) 2000-022.72 Shurley, Justin (191.2 IP) 2001-022.76 Whiting, Michael (198.2 IP) 2004-062.97 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 75 IP).218 Flake, Stephen (286.2 IP) 2003-05.222 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05.226 Stowe, Justin (163.1 IP) 2004-05.226 Whiting, Michael (198.2 IP) 2004-06.237 Lussi, Garrett (125.0 IP) 2006-08.240 Garmon, Ryan (87.1 IP) 2004-05

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (minimum 75 IP)1.88 Shurley, Justin (191.2 IP) 2001-022.00 Jones, Joseph (112.2 IP) 2000-022.20 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-022.22 Naylor, Lee (150.1 IP) 2000-022.41 Curtis, Chris (217.0 IP) 2007-082.59 Lussi, Garrett (125.0 IP) 2006-08

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 75 IP)11.13 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-0210.36 Stowe, Justin (163.1 IP) 2004-059.36 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-058.63 Flake, Stephen (286.2 IP) 2003-058.11 Sikes, Brannon (152.0 IP) 2003-077.63 Garmon, Ryan (87.1 IP) 2004-05

Most wins26 Flake, Stephen (26-12) 2003-0521 Willard, Jason (21-6) 2004-0521 Whiting, Michael (21-5) 2004-0619 Stowe, Justin (19-7) 2004-0518 Shurley, Justin (18-5) 2001-0217 Jones, Joseph (17-5) 2000-0217 Lystad, Rob (17-11) 2000-02

Most losses12 Flake, Stephen (26-12) 2003-0511 Black, Zach (11-11) 2006-0811 Lystad, Rob (17-11) 2000-0210 Naylor, Lee (8-10) 2000-029 McKee, Craig (11-9) 2001-058 Kill, Paul (11-8) 2003-04

Most saves40 Elkins, Jason 2000-0211 Bobby Gresham 2003-047 Peters, Mike 2007-086 Hardigree, Joseph 20055 Black, Zach 2006-085 Potts, Kyle 2003-064 Wellborn, Dustin 2006-074 Rickett, Justin 2004-08

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Most appearances95 Elkins, Jason 2000-0274 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0860 Jones, Joseph 2000-0259 Black, Zach 2006-0859 Naylor, Lee 2000-0251 McKee, Craig 2001-0551 Cory Blackmon 2000,02-0351 Flake, Stephen 2003-05

Most games started43 Flake, Stephen 2003-0537 Lystad, Rob 2000-0233 Handley, Greg 2000-0231 Shurley, Justin 2001-0231 Whiting, Michael 2004-0630 Curtis, Chris 2007-08

Most complete games11 Flake, Stephen 2003-059 Curtis, Chris 2007-088 Shurley, Justin 2001-027 Willard, Jason 2004-055 Lystad, Rob 2000-024 Wiley, James 20084 Whiting, Michael 2004-064 Kill, Paul 2003-04

Most games fi nished60 Elkins, Jason 2000-0235 Bobby Gresham 2003-0423 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0822 Garmon, Ryan 2004-0520 Black, Zach 2006-0818 Stowe, Josh 2003-05

Most shutouts4 Flake, Stephen 2003-053 Willard, Jason 2004-053 Shurley, Justin 2001-022 Wiley, James 20082 Curtis, Chris 2007-082 Whiting, Michael 2004-05

Most combined shutouts4 Whiting, Michael 2004-064 McKee, Craig 2001-053 Black, Zach 2006-083 Garmon, Ryan 2004-053 Sikes, Brannon 2003-072 Allen, Dustin 20012 Gresham, Bobby 2003-042 Kill. Paul 2003-042 Stowe, Justin 2004-052 Wilson, James 2005-06

Innings pitched286.2 Flake, Stephen 2003-05217.0 Curtis, Chris 2007-08203.2 Lystad, Rob 2000-02198.2 Whiting, Michael 2004-06191.2 Shurley, Justin 2001-02184.0 Handley, Greg 2000-02

Most hits allowed228 Flake, Stephen 2003-05220 Lystad, Rob 2000-02208 Handley, Greg 2000-02197 Curtis, Chris 2007-08193 Shurley, Justin 2001-02183 Black, Zach 2006-08

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Most runs allowed141 Lystad, Rob 2000-02128 Flake, Stephen 2003-05113 Cory Blackmon 2000, 02-03109 Handley, Greg 2000-02104 McKee, Craig 2001-0598 Naylor, Lee 2000-02

Most earned runs allowed103 Flake, Stephen 2003-0582 Lystad, Rob 2000-0280 Handley, Greg 2000-0275 McKee, Craig 2001-0571 Black, Zach 2006-0866 Stowe, Justin 2004-0566 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-03

Most walks allowed108 Cory Blackmon 2000, 02-0394 Flake, Stephen 2003-0585 Sikes, Brannon 2003-0772 Lystad, Rob 2000-0270 Black, Zach 2006-0870 McKee, Craig 2001-05

Most intentional walks allowed5 Bobby Gresham 2003-045 Black, Zach 2006-084 Lussi, Garrett 2006-084 Gilleland, Cory 2006

Most strikeouts275 Flake, Stephen 2003-05189 Willard, Jason 2004-05188 Stowe, Justin 2004-05162 Elkins, Jason 2000-02148 Lystad, Rob 2000-02141 Curtis, Chris 2007-08137 Sikes, Brannon 2003-07

Most strikeouts looking53 Curtis, Chris 2007-0838 Stowe, Justin 2004-0537 Black, Zach 2006-0834 Whting, Michael 2004-0627 Willard, Jason 2004-0523 Wiley, James 200822 Lussi, Garrett 2006-08

Most doubles allowed48 Flake, Stephen 2003-0538 Curtis, Chris 2007-0835 Black, Zach 2006-0832 Whiting, Michael 2004-0632 Lystad, Rob 2000-02

Most triples allowed7 Lystad, Rob 2000-027 Handley, Greg 2000-026 Thomas, Mark 2006, 20085 Curtis, Chris 2007-085 Flake, Stephen 2003-055 Kill, Paul 2003-045 Willard, Jason 2004-055 Sikes, Brannon 2003-07

Most home runs allowed23 Flake, Stephen 2003-0519 Lystad, Rob 2000-0216 Naylor, Lee 2000-0215 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0813 Shurley, Justin 2001-0211 Copeland, Caleb 2007-0811 Curtis, Chris 2007-08

Most batters faced1184 Flake, Stephen 2003-05905 Curtis, Chris 2007-08841 Whiting, Michael 2004-06827 Shurley, Justin 2001-02775 Black, Zach 2006-08763 Willard, Jason 2004-05

Most at bats against1045 Flake, Stephen 2003-05818 Curtis, Chris 2007-08756 Shurley, Justin 2001-02735 Whiting, Michael 2004-06684 Willard, Jason 2004-05664 Black, Zach 2006-08

Most wild pitches23 Flake, Stephen 2003-0519 Sikes, Brannon 2003-0718 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-0317 McKee, Craig 2001-0512 Stowe, Josh 2004-0512 Smallwood, Erik 200312 Mitchell, Andy 2000

Most balks5 Lystad, Rob 2000-025 Patton, Michael 20084 Kill, Paul 2003-044 Whiting, Michael 2004-05

Most hit batters30 McKee, Craig 2001-0520 Black, Zach 2006-0820 Jones, Joseph 2000-0220 Bobby Gresham 2003-0420 Lystad, Rob 2000-0220 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most sacrifi ce fl ies allowed11 Flake, Stephen 2003-0510 Lystad, Rob 2000-025 Seven players tied

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Most sacrifi ce hits allowed19 Curtis, Chris 2007-0818 McKee, Craig 2001-0517 Whiting, Michael 2004-0616 Flake, Stephen 2003-0516 Sikes, Brannon 2003-0716 Black, Zach 2006-08

Most fl y outs282 Flake, Stephen 2003-05232 Whiting, Michael 2004-06198 Curtis, Chris 2007-08195 Shurley, Justin 2001-02170 Handley, Greg 2000-02153 Lussi, Garrett 2006-08

Most ground outs280 Curtis, Chris 2007-08260 Flake, Stephen 2003-05219 McKee, Craig 2001-05211 Shurley, Justin 2001-02208 Whiting, Michael 2004-06208 Black, Zach 2006-08

Most runners picked off21 Bradley, Tom 2005-0619 Hall, Brett 2000-0412 Black, Zach 2006-0810 Chastain, David 2003-067 Flake, Stephen 2003-05

Highest fi elding pct. (minimum 200 chances).990 Warner, Creston (1255-81-13) 2004-07.988 Leja, Brett (307-24-4) 2005.987 Flanigan, Rob (579-410-8) 2008.985 Hall, Brett (1071-140-19) 2000-04.984 Brinson, Brian (854-59-15) 2002-03.983 Chastain, David (786-107-15) 2003-06

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 20 attempts).364 Lystad, Rob (8-22) 2000-02.500 Black, Zach (10-20) 2006-08.500 McKee, Craig (10-20) 2001-05.570 Hall, Brett (86-151) 2000-04.605 Flake, Stephen (26-43) 2003-05.648 Petitti, Daniel (79-122) 2007-08

Most chances1349 Warner, Creston 2004-071230 Hall, Brett 2000-04992 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06950 Oster, Anders 2006-08937 David Loder 2000-03928 Brian Brinson 2002-03

Most putouts1255 Warner, Creston 2004-071071 Hall, Brett 2000-04854 Brinson, Brian 2002-03786 Chastain, David 2003-06595 Petitti, Daniel 2007-08579 Flanigan, Rob 2008

Most assists618 Oster, Anders 2006-08

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Most errors70 Rickett, Justin 2004-0749 Loder, David 2000-0347 Pittman, Sean 2000-0145 Oster, Anders 2006-0838 Sanders, Clay 2003-0437 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most double plays turned108 Oster, Anders 2006-08102 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0697 Warner, Creston 2004-0766 Loder, David 2000-0361 Brinson, Brian 2002-0352 Terry, Matt 2003-04

Most triple plays turned1 Parker, Chris 20011 Loder, David 2000-03

Most caught stealing by65 Hall, Brett 2000-0443 Petitti, Daniel 2007-0836 Chastain, David 2003-0517 Flake, Stephen 2003-0517 Good, Erik 2005-0616 Lemons, Preston 2000-03

Most stolen bases against105 Chastain, David 2003-0686 Hall, Brett 2000-0479 Petitti, Daniel 2007-0859 Good, Erik 2005-0652 Lemons, Preston 2000-0331 King, Steven 2003-04

Most passed balls23 Chastain, David 2003-0612 Poitevint, Brad 200511 Hall, Brett 2000-0410 Petitti, Daniel 2007-088 Good, Erik 2005-06

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Highest batting avg. (minimum 100 AB).405 Deckon, Nick (83-205) 2001.403 Flanigan, Rob (91-226) 2008.399 Lauderdale, Brian (118-296) 2005.392 Rickett, Justin (49-125) 2004.391 Lauderdale, Brian (91-233) 2006.391 Pittman, Sean (92-235) 2001

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 100 AB).735 Flanigan, Rob (226 AB) 2008.694 Dillon, Jason (196 AB) 2000.685 DeRosa, Michael (162 AB) 2004.663 Deckon, Nick (205 AB) 2001.650 Terry, Matt (240 AB) 2004.649 Daigle, Richie (262 AB) 2005

Highest on base pct. (minimum 100 AB).527 Flanigan, Rob (226 AB) 2008.502 Deckon, Nick (205 AB) 2001.500 Rickett, Justin (207 AB) 2005.490 Rickett, Justin (125 AB) 2004.490 Matt Terry (240 AB) 2004.486 Deckon, Nick (232 AB) 2002

Highest stolen base pct. (minimum 10 attempts)1.000 Loder, David (12-12) 20001.000 Morrison, Kevin (10-10) 2008.929 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 2005.929 Rickett, Justin (13-14) 2005.889 Brisson, Craig (24-27) 2008.882 Loder, David (15-17) 2003

Most games played72 Daigle, Richie 200572 Gurley, Ryan 200472 Gurley, Ryan 200572 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Bulger, Kevin 200569 Terry, Matt 200469 Bulger, Kevin 2005

Most games started72 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Daigle, Richie 200571 Gurley, Ryan 200570 Gurley, Ryan 200469 Bulger, Kevin 200568 Terry, Matt 2004

Most at bats296 Lauderdale, Brian 2005287 Bulger, Kevin 2005275 Brisson, Craig 2008262 Daigle, Richie 2005255 Gurley, Ryan 2005253 Gurley, Ryan 2004

Most runs scored111 Lauderdale, Brian 200588 Bulger, Kevin 200583 Daigle, Richie 200575 Rickett, Justin 200574 Brisson, Craig 200873 Flanigan, Rob 2008

Most hits118 Lauderdale, Brian 2005101 Bulger, Kevin 200598 Brisson, Craig 200894 Daigle, Richie 200592 Pittman, Sean 200191 Flanigan, Rob 200891 Lauderdale, Brian 2006

Most doubles24 Lauderdale, Brian 200524 Bulger, Kevin 200522 Brisson, Craig 200821 Hrenko, Pat 200120 Deckon, Nick 200120 Daigle, Richie 2005

Most triples7 Bulger, Kevin 20056 Lauderdale, Brian 20056 Deckon, Nick 20015 Tate, Josh 20065 Morrison, Kevin 2007

Most home runs20 Flanigan, Rob 200819 Dillon, Jason 200017 Terry, Matt 200416 Daigle, Richie 200514 DeRosa, Michael 200410 Rickett, Justin 2006

Most runs batted in78 Daigle, Richie 200575 Lauderdale, Brian 200574 Flanigan, Rob 200870 Terry, Matt 200466 Bulger, Kevin 200565 Gieler, William 2001

Most total bases178 Lauderdale, Brian 2005170 Daigle, Richie 2005166 Flanigan, Rob 2008160 Bulger, Kevin 2005156 Terry, Matt 2004150 Brisson, Craig 2008

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Most walks59 Terry, Matt 200454 Flanigan, Rob 200844 Deckon, Nick 200242 Daigle, Richie 200540 King, Steven 200438 Good, Erik 2005

Most intentional walks11 Flanigan, Rob 20085 Rickett, Justin 20073 Hrenko, Pat 20013 Rickett, Justin 2004

Most times hit by pitch20 Lauderdale, Brian 200517 Loder, David 200316 Gurley, Ryan 200415 Rickett, Justin 200514 Potts, Kyle 200414 Rickett, Justin 2005

Most times struck out63 Daigle, Richie 200559 Brinson, Brian 200355 Petitti, Daniel 200854 Dillon, Jason 200054 Deckon, Nick 200253 Loder, David 2002

Most times struck out looking26 Airich, Andre 200716 Daigle, Richie 200516 Airich, Andre 200815 Hall, Brad 200714 Brisson, Craig 2007

Most sacrifi ce fl ies9 Lauderdale, Brian 20058 Petitti, Daniel 20088 Lauderdale, Brian 20067 King, Steven 20037 Gurley, Ryan 20057 Terry, Matt 20037 Lemons, Preston 2002

Most sacrifi ce hits14 Matheny, Paul 200212 Hall, Brett 200112 Sanders, Clay 200311 Potts, Kyle 200411 Cooper, David 200211 Airich, Andre 2008

Most stolen bases44 Lauderdale, Brian (44-51) 200639 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 200527 Pittman, Sean (27-34) 200126 Gieler, William (26-30) 200124 Brisson, Craig (24-27) 200822 Gieler, William (22-30) 2000

Most times caught stealing11 Dillon, Jason (8-19) 20009 Deckon, Nick (19-28) 20018 Gieler, William (22-30) 20008 Loder, David (17-25) 20027 Six tied at seven

Most stolen base attempts51 Lauderdale, Brian (44-51) 200642 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 200534 Pittman, Sean (27-34) 200130 Gieler, William (22-30) 200030 Gieler, William (26-30) 200128 Deckon, Nick (19-28) 2001

Most times reached base on error20 Bulger, Kevin 200515 Rickett, Justin 200613 Daigle, Richie 200512 Seay, Ryan 200512 Cooper, David 200212 Daigle, Richie 200412 Brisson, Craig 2008

Most times reached on fi elderʼs choice15 Airich, Andre 200714 Bulger, Kevin 200514 Lauderdale, Brian 200613 Lauderdale, Brian 200513 Daigle, Richie 200512 Rickett, Justin 200512 Tate, Josh 2008

Most fl y outs81 Tate, Josh 200875 Brisson, Craig 200875 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Petitti, Daniel 200869 King, Steven 2004

Most ground outs81 Parker, Chris 200172 Airich, Andre 200871 Oster, Anders 200770 Gurley, Ryan 200568 Morrison, Kevin 2007

Most picked off3 Bulger, Kevin 20053 Lauderdale, Brian 20063 Tate, Josh 2008

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 47 IP)1.32 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 20022.06 Whiting, Michael (48.0 IP) 20042.20 Jones, Joseph (57.1 IP) 20022.25 Curtis, Chris (100.0 IP) 20072.30 Willard, Jason (98.0 IP) 20052.32 Shurley, Justin (89.1 IP) 20022.32 Flake, Stephen (77.2 IP) 2005

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 47 IP).201 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 2002.207 Flake, Stephen (118.0 IP) 2004.209 Stowe, Justin (79.0 IP) 2005.213 Willard, Jason (98.0 IP) 2005.216 Whiting, Michael (48.0 IP) 2004

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (minimum 47 IP)1.51 Shurley, Justin (89.1 IP) 20021.63 Jones, Joseph (55.1 IP) 20001.79 Lussi, Garrett (55.1 IP) 20071.98 Whiting, Michael (63.2 IP) 20052.20 Shurley, Justin (102.1 IP) 20012.21 Kill, Paul (61.0 IP) 2004

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 47 IP)11.69 Mitchell, Andy (52.1 IP) 200011.62 Stowe, Justin (79.0 IP) 200511.14 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 20029.90 Willard, Jason (83.2 IP) 20049.23 Flake, Stephen (118.0 IP) 20049.18 Stowe, Justin (84.1 IP) 2004

Most wins13 Willard, Jason (13-3) 200512 Flake, Stephen (12-3) 200411 Stowe, Justin (11-3) 200510 Jones, Joseph (10-4) 20009 Shurley, Justin (9-2) 20019 Shurley, Justin (9-3) 20029 Curtis, Chris (9-3) 2008

Most losses7 Flake, Stephen (6-7) 20036 Gilleland, Cory (3-6) 20066 Kill, Paul (7-6) 20035 Mitchell, Andy (2-5) 20005 Lystad, Rob (3-5) 20025 Black, Zach (2-5) 2007

Most saves17 Elkins, Jason 200212 Elkins, Jason 200111 Elkins, Jason 20007 Peters, Mike 20077 Gresham, Bobby 20036 Hardigree, Joseph 2005

Most appearances39 Elkins, Jason 200231 Jones, Joseph 200229 Jones, Joseph 200029 Elkins, Jason 200128 Hardigree, Joseph 200528 Gresham, Bobby 2003

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Most games started16 Flake, Stephen 200316 Flake, Stephen 200416 Curtis, Chris 200816 Shurley, Justin 200116 Willard, Jason 2005

Most complete games7 Flake, Stephen 20045 Willard, Jason 20055 Shurley, Justin 20015 Curtis, Chris 20084 Curtis, Chris 20074 Wiley, James 2008

Most games fi nished35 Elkins, Jason 200225 Elkins, Jason 200124 Gresham, Bobby 200316 Garmon, Ryan 200516 Peters, Mike 200715 Hardigree, Joseph 2005

Most shutouts3 Flake, Stephen 20042 Curtis, Chris 20072 Willard, Jason 20042 Whiting, Michael 20042 Shurley, Justin 20012 Wiley, James 2008

Most combined shutouts3 McKee, Craig 20053 Garmon, Ryan 20052 seven players tied

Innings pitched118.0 Flake, Stephen 2004117.0 Curtis, Chris 2008102.1 Shurley, Justin 2001100.0 Curtis, Chris 200798.0 Willard, Jason 200591.0 Flake, Stephen 2003

Most hits allowed105 Curtis, Chris 2008102 Shurley, Justin 2001101 Wiley, James 200898 Bradley, Tom 200696 Kill, Paul 200396 Handley, Greg 2001

Most runs allowed55 Wiley, James 200854 Lystad, Rob 200153 Bradley, Tom 200652 Cory Blackmon 200051 Patton, Michael 2008

Most earned runs allowed46 Flake, Stephen 200445 Patton, Michael 200840 Bradley, Tom 200637 Copeland, Caleb 200737 Flake, Stephen 2003

Most walks allowed46 Cory Blackmon 200045 Patton, Michael 200841 Cory Blackmon 200339 Bradley, Tom 2006

38 Kill, Paul 200336 Flake, Stephen 2004

Most intentional walks allowed4 Gilleland, Cory 20064 Black, Zach 20083 Hardigree, Joseph 20053 Gresham, Bobby 20043 Williams, Mitch 20073 Curtis, Chris 2007

Most strikeouts121 Flake, Stephen 2004102 Stowe, Justin 200597 Willard, Jason 200592 Willard, Jason 200491 Curtis, Chris 200886 Stowe, Justin 2004

Most strikeouts looking40 Curtis, Chris 200838 Stowe, Justin 200527 Willard, Jason 200523 Wiley, James 200820 Whiting, Michael 200520 Flake, Stephen 2005

Most doubles allowed20 Flake, Stephen 200420 Curtis, Chris 200819 Wiley, James 200818 Curtis, Chris 200717 Kill, Paul 2003

Most triples allowed4 Thomas, Mark 20084 Willard, Jason 20054 Wiley, James 20083 Six Players Tied

Most home runs allowed11 Flake, Stephen 200410 Patton, Michael 20089 Flake, Stephen 20038 Copeland, Cal. 20078 Shurley, Justin 2001

Most batters faced488 Curtis, Chris 2008472 Flake, Stephen 2004444 Shurley, Justin 2001417 Curtis, Chris 2007408 Willard, Jason 2005403 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most at bats against448 Curtis, Chris 2008420 Flake, Stephen 2004405 Shurley, Justin 2001371 Willard, Jason 2005370 Curtis, Chris 2007351 Shurley, Justin 2002

Most wild pitches12 Mitchell, Andy 200012 Smallwood, Erik 200311 Flake, Stephen 20049 Blackmon, Cory 20008 Stowe, Josh 20058 Whiting, Mich. 2006

Most balks5 Patton, Michael 20083 Kill, Paul 20033 Lystad, Rob 20013 Stowe, Justin 20043 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most hit batters12 Gresham, Bobby 200312 Jones, Joseph 200211 Patton, Michael 200811 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most sacrifi ce fl ies allowed7 Lystad, Rob 20015 Gilleland, Cory 20064 Flake, Stephen 20054 Naylor, Lee 20014 Flake, Stephen 2004

Most sacrifi ce hits allowed13 Curtis, Chris 200713 Whiting, Mich. 200611 Bradley, Tom 200611 Sikes, Brannon 200711 Wiley, James 2008

Most fl y outs119 Whiting, Mich. 2006118 Flake, Stephen 2004110 Curtis, Chris 2008108 Handley, Greg 2001104 Shurley, Justin 200199 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most ground outs141 Curtis, Chris 2007139 Curtis, Chris 2008120 Shurley, Justin 2001115 Willard, Jason 2005111 Kill, Paul 2003101 Patton, Michael 2008

Most runners picked off12 Bradley, Tom 20069 Bradley, Tom 20058 Hall, Brett 20027 Hall, Brett 20016 Chastain, David 2004

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Highest fi elding pct. (minimum 80 chances)1.000 Gurley, Ryan (79-1-0) 2005.993 Lemons, P (132-10-1) 2002.993 Chastain, D (249-27-2) 2004.992 Hall, Brett (234-26-2) 2000.992 Warner, C. (472-21-4) 2007.991 Hall, Brett (282-36-3) 2004

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 10 attempts).364 Thomas, Mark (4-11) 2006.455 McKee, Craig (5-11) 2001.500 Lystad, Rob (7-14) 2001.500 Whiting, Michael (5-10) 2004.508 Hall, Brett (31-61) 2002.571 Jones, Joseph (8-14) 2002

Most chances628 Flanigan, Rob 2008537 Terry, Matt 2004499 Brinson, Brian 2002497 Warner, Creston 2007471 Warner, Creston 2006434 Petitti, Daniel 2008

Most putouts579 Flanigan, Rob 2008490 Terry, Matt 2004472 Warner, Creston 2007455 Brinson, Brian 2002435 Warner, Creston 2006399 Brinson, Brian 2003

Most assists250 Oster, Anders 2008193 Lauderdale, B. 2005189 Oster, Anders 2007180 Pittman, Sean 2001180 Pittman, Sean 2000179 Oster, Anders 2006

Most errors32 Layson, Lance 200027 Sanders, Clay 200327 Rickett, Justin 200626 Bulger, Kevin 200525 Pittman, Sean 200024 Terry, Matt 2003

Most double plays turned50 Flanigan, Rob 200843 Oster, Anders 200841 Terry, Matt 200439 Warner, Creston 200738 Brinson, Brian 200237 Lauderdale, B. 2006

Most triple plays turned1 Parker, Chris 20011 Loder, David 2001

Most caught stealing by30 Hall, Brett 200224 Petitti, Daniel 2007

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20 Hall, Brett 200119 Petitti, Daniel 200815 Hall, Brett 200414 Good, Erik 2006

Most stolen bases against48 Good, Erik 200644 Petitti, Daniel 200835 Petitti, Daniel 200731 Hall, Brett 200231 King, Steven 2003

Most passed balls12 Poitevint, Brad 20057 Petitti, Daniel 20077 Chastain, David 20037 Chastain, David 20047 King, Steven 20037 Chastain, David 2005

Highest batting avg..346 (842-2434) 2005.326 (753-2311) 2004.317 (614-1935) 2001.303 (673-2218) 2008

Lowest batting avg..280 (506-1804) 2000.290 (588-2028) 2002.292 (578-1981) 2006.297 (518-1745) 2003

Highest slugging pct..505 (2434 AB) 2005.483 (2311 AB) 2004.459 (2218 AB) 2008.456 (1935 AB) 2001

Lowest slugging pct..399 (2028 AB) 2002.403 (1981 AB) 2006.407 (1745 AB) 2003.413 (1892 AB) 2007

Highest on base pct..439 (2434 AB) 2005.436 (2311 AB) 2004.409 (1935 AB) 2001.393 (2218 AB) 2008

Lowest on base pct..366 (1804 AB) 2000.373 (1981 AB) 2006.375 (2028 AB) 2002.380 (1745 AB) 2003

Highest stolen base pct..864 (95-110) 2005.841 (90-107) 2008.795 (58-73) 2003.761 (70-92) 2006

Lowest stolen base pct..616 (69-112) 2002

team season batting

.681 (32-47) 2007

.684 (106-155) 2000

.742 (121-163) 2001

Most games played73 200472 200567 200262 200862 2001

Fewest games played56 200757 200358 200061 2006

Most at bats2434 20052311 20042218 20082028 2002

Fewest at bats1745 20031804 20001892 20071935 2001

Most runs scored704 2005584 2004477 2008442 2001

Fewest runs scored328 2003340 2007362 2006372 2002

Most hits842 2005753 2004673 2008614 2001

Fewest hits506 2000518 2003568 2007578 2006

Most doubles164 2005138 2004135 2008115 2001

Fewest doubles93 200094 200796 200698 2003

Most triples28 200517 200115 200214 2006

Fewest triples7 200810 200711 200311 2004

Most home runs68 200465 200856 200547 2000

Fewest home runs24 200330 200232 200633 2007

Most runs batted in624 2005515 2004433 2008395 2001

Fewest runs batted in295 2003312 2007318 2000324 2002

Most total bases1230 20051117 20041017 2008883 2001

Fewest total bases710 2003768 2000781 2007798 2006

Most walks364 2004340 2005276 2001275 2008

Fewest walks197 2003202 2007207 2006226 2000

Most intentional walks12 200811 20047 20067 2007

Most times hit by pitch119 200497 200572 200869 2006

Fewest hit by pitch30 200041 200144 200259 2003

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Most times struck out406 2002400 2008396 2000389 2005

Fewest strikeouts297 2003359 2006359 2007379 2001

Most sacrifi ce fl ies43 200539 200434 200334 2008

Fewest sacrifi ce fl ies22 200026 200126 200228 2007

Most sacrifi ce hits91 200267 200158 200446 2008

Fewest sacrifi ce hits32 200535 200638 200039 2003

Most stolen bases121 (121-163) 2001106 (106-155) 200095 (95-110) 200590 (90-107) 2008

Fewest stolen bases32 (32-47) 200758 (58-73) 200364 (64-85) 200469 (69-112) 2002

Most times caught stealing49 (106-155) 200043 (69-112) 200242 (121-163) 200122 (70-92) 2006

Fewest caught stealing15 (58-73) 200315 (95-110) 200515 (32-47) 200717 (90-107) 2008

Most stolen base attempts163 (121-163) 2001155 (106-155) 2000112 (69-112) 2002110 (95-110) 2005

Fewest stolen base attempts47 (32-47) 200773 (58-73) 200385 (64-85) 200492 (70-92) 2006

Most times reached on error107 200585 200482 200276 2006

Most times reached on FC114 200590 200484 200767 2003

Most fl y outs629 2004597 2008557 2005502 2002

Most ground outs604 2005561 2008560 2002555 2004

Most picked off11 200610 200810 200410 2001

Lowest earned run avg.3.10 (534.0 IP) 20023.37 (577.2 IP) 20043.38 (577.1 IP) 20053.47 (464.1 IP) 2000

Highest earned run avg.4.45 (489 IP) 20064.30 (563.2 IP) 20083.95 (478.2 IP) 20073.94 (443.0 IP) 2003

Lowest opponent average.237 (577.1 IP) 2005.240 (577.2 IP) 2004.262 (443.0 IP) 2003.262 (443.0 IP) 2003

Highest opponent average.285 (489 IP) 2006.280 (493.2 IP) 2001.276 (478.2 IP) 2007.269 (563.2 IP) 2008

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn2.27 (489 IP) 20063.05 (534.0 IP) 20023.10 (493.2 IP) 20013.38 (577.1 IP) 2005

Most walks allowed/9 inn 4.90 (443.0 IP) 20033.96 (489.0 IP) 20063.92 (464.1 IP) 2000

team season pitching

3.83 (563.2 IP) 2008

Most strikeouts/9 inn game8.54 (577.2 IP) 20048.53 (577.1 IP) 20057.50 (443.0 IP) 20037.26 (534.0 IP) 2002

Fewest strikeouts/9 inn4.42 (489.0 IP) 20065.00 (478.2 IP) 20076.16 (493.2 IP) 20016.23 (563.2 IP) 2008

Most wins57 (57-15) 200553 (53-19) 200445 (45-17) 200143 (43-24) 2002

Fewest wins31 (31-26) 200332 (32-29) 200634 (34-22) 200736 (36-22) 2000

Most losses29 (32-29) 200626 (31-26) 200324 (43-24) 200222 (36-22) 200022 (34-22) 2007

Fewest losses15 (57-15) 200517 (45-17) 200119 (53-19) 200421 (41-21) 2008

Most saves20 200215 200114 2008

Fewest saves7 20037 20048 2006

Most complete games17 200411 200111 20039 2008

Fewest complete games3 20004 20075 20027 2006

Most shutouts12 20047 20017 2005

Fewest shutouts1 20022 20084 20034 20064 2007

Innings pitched577.2 2004577.1 2005563.2 2008534.0 2002

Most hits allowed589 2008553 2001551 2002538 2006

Fewest hits allowed426 2000447 2003503 2007519 2004

Most runs allowed349 2008328 2006309 2001301 2002

Fewest runs allowed272 2007274 2004289 2005295 2003

Most earned runs allowed269 2008242 2006217 2005216 2004

Fewest earned runs allowed179 2000184 2002194 2003210 2007

Most walks allowed241 2003240 2008225 2004217 2005

Fewest walks allowed170 2001181 2002193 2007202 2000

Most intentional walks 11 200710 20058 20087 2004

Fewest intentional walks 3 20025 20036 20017 2004

Most strikeouts548 2004547 2005431 2002390 2008

Fewest strikeouts240 2006266 2007338 2001362 2000

Most doubles allowed102 200499 200696 200595 2008

Fewest doubles allowed66 200178 200379 200280 2000

Most triples allowed17 200812 20009 20059 2006

Fewest triples allowed8 20048 20038 20019 2005

Most home runs allowed48 200838 200735 200129 2002

Fewest home runs allowed20 200524 200024 200625 2003

Most batters faced2525 20052525 20082479 20042399 2002

Most at bats against2207 20052189 20082159 20042091 2002

Most wild pitches57 200553 200345 200439 2006

Fewest wild pitches25 200226 200827 200127 2007

Most balks12 200311 20049 20069 20079 2008

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Fewest balks5 20006 20056 20027 2001

Most hit batters72 200269 200657 200056 2005

Fewest hit batters35 200743 200845 200347 2001

Most sacrifi ce fl ies allowed26 200118 200617 200316 2007

Fewest sacrifi ce fl ies allowed9 200211 200812 200414 2005

Most sacrifi ce hits allowed57 200753 200646 200242 2008

Fewest sacrifi ce hits allowed29 200530 200333 200136 2004

Most fl y outs562 2006528 2008525 2001521 2007

Most ground outs670 2008609 2005582 2004569 2002

Most runners picked off23 200620 200519 200415 200315 2007

Highest fi elding pct..966 (1733-677-84) 2004.963 (1691-750-94) 2008.963 (1436-623-80) 2007.955 (1732-700-115) 2005

Lowest fi elding pct..934 (1422-479-134) 2000.940 (1329-542-120) 2003.947 (1480-575-115) 2001.949 (1602-652-122) 2002

Lowest stolen base against .000 (0-0) 2000.523 (45-86) 2002.606 (40-66) 2007.642 (52-81) 2001

Highest stolen base against .808 (59-73) 2005.720 (72-100) 2003.718 (74-103) 2006.708 (51-72) 2004

Most chances2547 20052535 20082494 20042376 2002

Fewest chances1991 20032035 20002139 20072170 2001

Most putouts1733 20041732 20051691 20081602 2002

Fewest putouts1329 20031422 20001436 20071467 2006

Most assists750 2008700 2005677 2004652 2002

Fewest assists479 2000542 2003575 2001623 2007

Most errors134 2000122 2002120 2003115 2001

Fewest errors80 200784 200494 2008106 2006

Most double plays turned56 200851 200648 200247 2005

Fewest double plays turned23 200134 200345 200746 2004

Most triple plays turned1 2001

Most caught stealing by41 200229 200629 200128 2003

Fewest caught stealing by14 200521 200422 200826 2007

Most stolen bases against74 200672 200359 200552 2001

Fewest stolen bases against40 200744 200845 200251 2004

Most passed balls23 200516 200310 20049 2007

Fewest passed balls3 20085 20017 20068 2002

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alabama-huntsvillemarch 24 < dahlonega, ga 7 pmmarch 25 < dahlonega, ga 2 pm

general informationLocation: Huntsville, AL Enrollment: 7,000President: Dr. David Williams A.D.: Jim Harris Conference: Gulf SouthNickname: Chargers Colors: Blue and White

baseball informationHead Coach: Lowell Mooneyham Career Record: 51-95Record at School: 51-95Assistant Coach: Hunter Royer 2008 Record: 21-302008 Conference Record: 6-11

media informationBaseball SID: Antione Bell SID Phone: 256-824-6008 SID FAX: 256-824-6947 SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.uahchargers.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 6-0Last Meeting: (2008) April 2: NGCSU 12, UAH 6

andersonfebruary 11 < anderson, sc 3 pm

april 7 < dahlonega, ga 6 pm

general informationLocation: Anderson, SC Enrollment: 1,600 President: Dr. Evans P. Whitaker A.D.: Nancy Simpson Conference: CarolinasNickname: Trojans Colors: Black and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Joe Miller Career Record: 304-351-2 Record at School: 304-351-2 Assistant Coach: Jason Rutland 2008 Record: 20-372008 Conference Record: 11-13

media informationBaseball SID: Cobb Oxford SID Phone: 864-231-2097 SID FAX: N/ASID E-mail: [email protected] Web Address: www.autrojans.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 13-3Last Meeting: (2008) April 1: NGCSU 11, Anderson 2 April 10: NGCSU 16, Anderson 4

armstrong atlanticapril 10 < dahlonega, ga, ga 8 pmapril 11 < savannah, ga 2 pm/ 5 pm

general informationLocation: Savannah, GAEnrollment: 7,000President: Dr. Thomas JonesA.D.: Dr. Eddie AenchbacherConference: Peach BeltNickname: PiratesColors: Maroon and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Joe RobertsCareer Record: 1150-547Record at School: 1150-547Assistant Coach: Calvain Culberson2008 Record: 27-232008 Conference Record: 14-13

media informationBaseball SID: Chad JacksonSID Phone: 912-344-3114SID FAX: 912-344-3422SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.aasupirates.com

series informationSeries: Armstrong Atlantic leads 5-4Last Meeting: (2008) April 12: NGCSU 3, AASU 2 April 12: NGCSU 15, AASU 9 April 13: AASU 9, NGCSU 5

augusta stateapril 4 < augusta, ga 12:30 / 3:30 pm

april 5 < augusta, ga 1 pm

general informationLocation: Augusta, GAEnrollment: 6,333President: Dr. Willam BloodworthA.D.: Clint BryantConference: Peach BeltNickname: JaguarsColors: Blue and White

baseball informationHead Coach: Skip FiteCareer Record: 675-680-1Record at School: 598-636-1Assistant Coach: Chris Cooper2008 Record: 28-272008 Conference Record: 9-18

media informationBaseball SID: Joey WarrenSID Phone: 706-731-7925SID FAX: 706-729-2445SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.aug.edu/athletics

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 8-1Last Meeting: (2008) April 6: NGCSU 8, ASU 6 April 6: NGCSU 12, ASU 2 April 7: NGCSU 15, ASU 4

carson-newmanmarch 3 < jeff. city, tn 2 pmmarch 4 < jeff city, tn 1 pm

general informationLocation: Jefferson City, TNEnrollment: 2,100 President: Dr. J. Randall OʼBrianA.D.: David BargerConference: SACNickname: EaglesColors: Orange and Blue

baseball informationHead Coach: Tom Griffi nCareer Record: 298-236-1Record at School: 114-58Assistant Coaches: Matt Ward, Matt Carter2008 Record: 43-182008 Conference Record: 14-6

media informationBaseball SID: Zeke BeamSID Phone: 865-471-3513SID FAX: N/ASID E-mail: [email protected] Address: carsonnewmaneagles.com

series informationSeries: Tied 1-1Last Meeting: (2008) March 11: NGCSU 14, C-N 8 March 12: C-N 5, NGCSU 4

catawbamarch 10 < dahlonega, ga 4 pmmarch 11 < dahlonega, ga 4 pm

general informationLocation: Salisbury, NCEnrollment: 1,250President: Dr. W. Craig TurnerA.D.: Dennis DavidsonConference: South AtlanticNickname: IndiansColors: Navy blue and White

baseball informationHead Coach: Jim GanttCareer Record: 402-233Record at School: 402-233Assistant Coaches: Pete Kuld, Steven Sawyer2008 Record: 43-182008 Conference Record: 16-5

media informationBaseball SID: Jim LewisSID Phone: 704-637-4720SID FAX: 704-637-5705SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.gocatawbaindians.com

series informationSeries: First Meeting

President: Dr. Willam Bloodworth President: Dr. W. Craig Turner

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columbus statemarch 6 < dahlonega, ga 5 pm

march 7 < dahlonega, ga 1 pm/ 4 pm

general informationLocation: Columbus, GAEnrollment: 7,800President: Dr. Timothy MesconA.D.: Jay SparksConference: Peach BeltNickname: CougarsColors: Red, White, and Blue

baseball informationHead Coach: Greg AppletonCareer Record: 542-305Record at School: 415-231Assistant Coaches: Patrick Collins, Sammy Styers2008 Record: 43-192008 Conference Record: 19-8

media informationBaseball SID: Brian PadgetSID Phone: 706-569-3032SID FAX: 706-569-3435SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: csucougars.com

series informationSeries: Columbus State leads 7-3Last Meeting: (2008) March 9: CSU 7, NGCSU 6 March 9: NGCSU 2, CSU 1 May 10: NGCSU 5, CSU 3

delta statefebruary 7 < dahlonega, ga 3 pm

february 8 < dahlonega, ga 12 noon

general informationLocation: Cleveland, MSEnrollment: 3,207President: Dr. John M. HilpertA.D.: Jeremy McClainConference: Gulf SouthNickname: StatesmenColors: Green and Black

baseball informationHead Coach: Mike KinnisonCareer Record: 552-149Record at School: 552-149Assistant Coaches: Rodney Batts, Stephen Waggener2008 Record: 48-112008 Conference Record: 17-1

media informationBaseball SID: Kyle BuescherSID Phone: 662-846-4285SID FAX: N/ASID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.gostatesmen.com

series informationSeries: Delta State leads 2-0 Last Meeting: (2007) February 27: DSU 4, Brevard 0 February 27: DSU 6, NGCSU 2

emoryapril 28 < dahlonega, ga 7 pm

general informationLocation: Atlanta, GAEnrollment: 12,755President: James WagnerA.D.: Tim DownesConference: UAANickname: EaglesColors: Blue and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Mike TwardoskiCareer Record: 294-110-1Record at School: 294-110-1Assistant Coaches: Mike Clark, Bobby Perez2008 Record: 25-11-12008 Conference Record: 4-2

media informationBaseball SID: John FarinaSID Phone: 404-727-6553SID FAX: N/ASID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.go.emory.edu

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 9-5Last Meeting: (2008) April 26: NGCSU 5, Emory 2

flaglerapril 30-may 2 < dahlonega, ga

7 pm/7 pm/1 pm

general informationLocation: St. Augustine, FLEnrollment: 2,537President: Dr. William Abare A.D.: David BarnettConference: IndependentNickname: SaintsColors: Red, Black & Gray

baseball informationHead Coach: David BarnettCareer Record: 657-512Record at School: 657-512Assistant Coaches: Cory Domel, Michael Fryrear2008 Record: 25-252008 Conference Record: N/A

media informationBaseball SID: John JordanSID Phone: 904-819-6465SID FAX: SID E-mail: JJordan@fl agler.eduWeb Address: www.fl aglerathletics.com

series informationSeries: First MeetingLast Meeting: (2008) April 30: Flagler 5, NGCSU 3 May 1: NGCSU 5, Flagler 0 May 2: NGCSU 5, Flagler 4

francis marionmarch 28 < dahlonega, ga 1 pm / 4pm

march 29 < dahlonega, ga 1 pm

general informationLocation: Florence, SCEnrollment: 4,008President: Dr. Fred CarterA.D.: Murray HartzlerConference: Peach BeltNickname: PatriotsColors: Red, White, and Blue

baseball informationHead Coach: Art InabinetCareer Record: 338-217-1Record at School: 254-163-1Assistant Coaches: Sean Heffernan, Robbie Wilson2008 Record: 34-202008 Conference Record: 16-11

media informationBaseball SID: Michael HawkinsSID Phone: 843-661-1222SID FAX: 843-661-1219SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.fmupatriots.com

series informationSeries: Francis Marion leads 8-3Last Meeting: (2008) April 30: FMU 9, NGCSU 8 May 11: NGCSU 10, FMU 8 May 8: NGCSU 6, FMU 2

gcsumarch 13 < milledgeville, ga 6 pm

march 14 < milledgeville, ga 2 / 5pm

general informationLocation: Milledgeville, GAEnrollment: 5,500President: Dr. Dorothy LelandA.D.: Jud DamonConference: Peach BeltNickname: BobcatsColors: Hunter Green and Navy Blue

baseball informationHead Coach: Tom CartyCareer Record: 33-24Record at School: 33-24Assistant Coaches: Zeke Mitchem, Clay Kuklick2008 Record: 33-242008 Conference Record: 15-12

media informationBaseball SID: Al WestonSID Phone: 478-445-1779SID FAX: 478-445-1790SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.gcsu.edu/athletics

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 6-4Last Meeting: (2008) March 16: NGCSU 11, GCSU 3 March 16: NGCSU 4, GCSU 2 May 9: NGCSU 10, GCSU 9

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georgia southwesternapril 18 < americus, ga 2 pm/ 5 pm

april 19 < americus, ga 1 pm

general informationLocation: Americus, GAEnrollment: 2,094President: Dr. Kendall BlanchardA.D.: Jaclyn KaylorConference: Peach BeltNickname: HurricanesColors: Navy Blue and Old Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Bryan McClainCareer Record: 92-111Record at School: 92-111Assistant Coaches: Robert Morgan2008 Record: 17-342008 Conference Record: 7-20

media informationBaseball SID: Keith MichligSID Phone: 229-931-2217SID FAX: 229-931-2143SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.gswcanes.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 20-8Last Meeting: (2008) April 19: NGCSU 25, GSW 11 April 19: NGCSU 9, GSW 8 April 20: NGCSU 4, GSW 0

President: Dr. Kendall Blanchard

landerfebruary 28 < dahlonega, ga 1/ 4pm

march 1 < dahlonega, ga 1 pm

general informationLocation: Greenwood, SCEnrollment: 3,000President: Dr. Daniel BallA.D.: Jeff MayConference: Peach BeltNickname: BearcatsColors: Royal Blue and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Chris MooreCareer Record: 40-67Record at School: 40-67Assistant Coach: Austin Smithwick2008 Record: 20-332008 Conference Record: 7-20

media informationBaseball SID: Bob StonerSID Phone: 864-388-8962SID FAX: 864-388-8889SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.landerbearcats.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 6-5Last Meeting: (2008) March 1: NGCSU 7, Lander 5 March 1: Lander 11, NGCSU 9 March 2: NGCSU 5, Lander 4

mars hillfebruary 13-15 < dahlonega, ga

5 pm/1 pm/1 pm

general informationLocation: Mars Hill, NCEnrollment: 1,100President: Dr. Dan Lunsford A.D.: David RigginsConference: South AtlanticNickname: LionsColors: Royal Blue and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Dan TaylorCareer Record: N/ARecord at School: 162-203Assistant Coach: Aaron Rembert2008 Record: 29-222008 Conference Record: 8-12

media informationBaseball SID: Rick BakerSID Phone: 828-689-1373SID FAX: N/ASID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.sports.mhc.edu

series informationSeries: First Meeting

montevallofebruary 25 < dahlonega, ga 3 pm

general informationLocation: Montevallo, ALEnrollment: 3,100President: Dr. Phil WilliamsA.D.: Jim HerlihyConference: Gulf SouthNickname: FalconsColors: Purple and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: John JarnaginCareer Record: N/ARecord at School: 36-25Assistant Coach: Jeff Smith2008 Record: 36-252008 Conference Record: 12-6

media informationBaseball SID: Sean ForresterSID Phone: 205-665-6606SID FAX: 205-665-6600SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.montevallo.edu/athletics

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 3-1Last Meeting: (2007) February 24: NGCSU 11, UM 9 February 24: NGCSU 7, UM 0

general information

unc pembrokemarch 21 < pembroke, nc 1 pm/ 4pm

march 22 < pembroke, nc 1 pm

general informationLocation: Pembroke, NCEnrollment: 6,303President: Dr. Allen MeadorsA.D.: Dan KenneyConference: Peach BeltNickname: BravesColors: Black and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Paul OʼNeilCareer Record: 315-279-16Record at School: 262-225-1Assistant Coaches: Doug Simmons, Kyle Lewis2008 Record: 33-232008 Conference Record: 14-13

media informationBaseball SID: Todd AndersonSID Phone: 910-521-6371SID FAX: 910-521-6540SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.uncpbravevs.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 5-4Last Meeting: (2008) March 21: NGCSU 6, UNCP 1 March 21: UNCP 6, NGCSU 5 March 22: UNCP 7, NGCSU 5

north greenvilleapril 22 < dahlonega, ga 6 pm

general informationLocation: Tigerville, SCEnrollment: 1,800President: James B. EptingA.D.: Jan McDonaldConference: IndependentNickname: CrusadersColors: Red, Black, & White

baseball informationHead Coach: Travis HensonCareer Record: 0-0Record at School: 0-0Assistant Coaches: Reggied Reynolds, Nick Duffey2008 Record: 8-37-12008 Conference Record: 8-32-1

media informationBaseball SID: Micah SepkoSID Phone: 864-977-7157SID FAX: 864-977-7111SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.ngcrusaders.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 10-0Last Meeting: (2008) April 23: NGCSU 10, NGU 4

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pfeifferfebruary 6 < dahlonega, ga 4 pmfebruary 8 < dahlonega, ga 3 pm

general informationLocation: Misenheimer, NCEnrollment: 2118President: Dr. Charles AmbroseA.D.: Bobby StewartConference: CarolinasNickname: FalconsColors: Black and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Mark HayesCareer Record: 102-131Record at School: 102-131Assistant Coaches: Ray Greene, Cliff Allred2008 Record: 27-332008 Conference Record: 8-16

media informationBaseball SID: Katie BurakowskiSID Phone: 704-463-3192SID FAX: 704-463-1363SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.gofalconsports.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 5-2Last Meeting: (2008) February 8: NGCSU 4, Pfeiffer 3 February 9: Pfeiffer 3, NGCSU 2 February 10: NGCSU 14, Pfeiffer 4

usc aikenfebruary 21 < aiken, sc 1 pm/ 4pm

february 22 < aiken, sc 1 pm

general informationLocation: Aiken, SCEnrollment: 3,150Chancellor: Dr. Thomas HallmanA.D.: Randy WarrickConference: Peach BeltNickname: PacersColors: Cardinal, White, and Navy

baseball informationHead Coach: Kenny ThomasCareer Record: 327-200Record at School: 327-200Assistant Coaches: Michael Holder, Mark Conn0r2008 Record: 47-172008 Conference Record: 18-9

media informationBaseball SID: Brian HandSID Phone: 803-641-3252SID FAX: 803-641-3441SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.pacersports.com

series informationSeries: USC Aiken leads 8-2Last Meeting: (2008) February 23: NGCSU, 10 USCA 5 February 24: USCA 18, NGCSU 10 May 15: USCA 1, NGCSU 0

southern polytechnicfebrary 18 < dahlonega, ga 3 pm

general informationLocation: Marietta, GAEnrollment: 3,600President: Dr. Lisa A. RossbacherA.D.: Karl StaberConference: SSACNickname: Runnin ̓HornetsColors: Green & White

baseball informationHead Coach: Matt Griffi nCareer Record:185-104Record at School: 185-1042008 Record: 39-172008 Conference Record: 18-9

series informationSeries: North Georgia, 16-3Last Meeting: (2005) April 10: NGCSU 14, SPSU 1

southern wesleyanapril 15 < dahlonega, ga 7 pm

general informationLocation: Central, SCEnrollment: 1,084President: Dr. David SpittalA.D.: Chris WilliamsConference: SSACNickname: WarriorsColors: Royal Blue and Gold

baseball informationHead Coach: Mike GillespieCareer Record: N/ARecord at School: N/AAssistant Coach: Brian Swords2008 Record: 35-232008 Conference Record: 17-10

media informationBaseball SID: Derek SchmittSID Phone: 864-644-5304SID FAX: 864-644-5903SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.swuathletics.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia, 23-1Last Meeting: (2008) April 16: NGCSU 10, SWU 9

valdosta statemarch 17 < dahlonega, ga 4 pmmarch 18 < dahlonega, ga 3 pm

general informationLocation: Valdosta, GAEnrollment: 11,500 President: Dr. Patrick SchlossA.D.: Herb ReinhardConference: Gulf SouthNickname: BlazersColors: Black and Red

baseball informationHead Coach: Greg GuilliamsCareer Record: 697-274-2Record at School: 36-18-1Assistant Coaches: Todd Guilliams and Mike Croley2008 Record: 36-18-12008 Conference Record: 13-4

media informationBaseball SID: Shawn ReedSID Phone: 229-333-5903SID FAX: 229-333.5972SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.vstateblazers.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 2-0Last Meeting: (2008) March 18: NGCSU 7, UWF 5 March 19: NGCSU 5, UWF 3

west floridamarch 31 < dahlonega, ga 6 pm

april 1 < dahlonega, ga 3 pm

general informationLocation: Pensacola, FLEnrollment: 10,380President: Dr. Judy BenseA.D.: Dave Scott (Interim)Conference: Gulf SouthNickname: ArgonautsColors: Blue and Green

baseball informationHead Coach: Mike JeffcoactCareer Record: 97-76Record at School: 97-76Assistant Coach: Shane Gierke2008 Record: 20-322008 Conference Record: 5-13

media informationBaseball SID: Matt RowleySID Phone: 850-474-2140SID FAX: 850-474-3342SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.goargos.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 5-4Last Meeting: (2008) March 25: NGCSU 12, UWF 2 March 26: NGCSU 8, UWF 7

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west georgiaapril 14 < carrollton, ga 6 pmapril 21 < dahlonega, ga 4 pm

general informationLocation: Carrollton, GAEnrollment: 10,255President: Dr. Beheruz SethnaA.D.: Ed MurphyConference: Gulf SouthNickname: WolvesColors: Blue and Red

baseball informationHead Coach: Doc FowlkesCareer Record: 556-356Record at School: 556-356Assistant Coach: Philip Ellison 2008 Record: 28-232008 Conference Record: 4-13

media informationBaseball SID: Mitch GraySID Phone: 678-839-6542SID FAX: 678-839-6538SID E-mail: [email protected] Address: www.uwsports.com

series informationSeries: North Georgia leads 5-1Last Meeting: (2008) April 8: NGCSU 10, UWG 9 April 22: NGCSU 8, UWG 10

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