COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 2014 BASEBALL

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1 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 2014 BASEBALL Baseball Contact: Brock Malone Phone: (212) SCHEDULE & RESULTS 11-15, 5-3 IVY LEAGUE Date Opponent Time/Result Feb. 28 at South Florida W, 1-0 March 1 at South Florida W, 6-4 March 1 at South Florida L, 5-13 March 2 at South Florida L, 2-7 March 7 at Kennesaw State L, 0-2 March 8 at Kennesaw State W, 9-3 March 8 March 9 at Kennesaw State at Kennesaw State L, 1-15 W, 8-5 (11 inn.) March 14 at UT-San Antonio L, 4-5 March 15 at UT-San Antonio L, 1-5 March 15 at UT-San Antonio L, 8-9 March 16 at UT-San Antonio W, 4-2 March 18 at Texas A&M L, 7-8 (11 inn.) March 19 at UT-Arlington L, 4-8 March 21 at Texas L, 3-7 March 22 at Texas L, 1-6 March 23 at Texas L, 0-11 March 27 at Army W, 4-0 March 31 BROWN* W, 4-0 March 31 BROWN* W, 4-0 April 1 YALE* L, 0-3 April 1 YALE* L, 1-4 April 5 at Dartmouth* L, 2-3 April 5 at Dartmouth* W, 5-4 April 6 at Harvard* W, 12-6 April 6 at Harvard* W, 8-2 April 8 at St. John s 3 p.m. April 9 at Rutgers 3:30 p.m. April 12 PRINCETON* (DH) 12 p.m. April 13 PRINCETON* (DH) 12 p.m. April 19 at Cornell* (DH) 12 p.m. April 20 at Cornell* (DH) 12 p.m. April 23 April 25 FORDHAM (DH) at Penn* (DH) 2 p.m. 7 p.m. April 26 PENN* (DH) 7 p.m. May 3-4 Ivy League Championship TBA Home games in BOLD CAPS at Robertson Field at Satow Stadium * - Ivy League contest at ST. JOHN S RED STORM (17-13, 1-2 BIG EAST) JACK KAISER STADIUM QUEENS, N.Y. TUESDAY, APRIL 8-3 P.M. GAME VITALS Video Steam: ESPN3 (WatchESPN.com) Live Stats: RedStormSports.com THE MATCHUP LEADING OFF at RUTGERS SCARLET KNIGHTS (11-16, 3-5 AAC) BAINTON FIELD PISCATAWAY, N.J. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9-3:30 P.M. GAME VITALS Live Stats: ScarletKnights.com STATS COMPARISON...COL...STJ...RUTGERS Overall Record Conference Record (Ivy) (BIG EAST) (AAC)...HITTING COMPARISON... Team Batting Average Runs Per Game Hits Per Game Stolen Bases Walks Home Runs Strikeouts PITCHING COMPARISON... Earned Run Average Saves Strikeouts Walks Batting Average Against FIELDING COMPARISON... Fielding Percentage Errors Double Plays Turned ABOUT THE MATCHUPS Columbia takes a break from Ivy League action to take on St. John s and Rutgers on the road. The Rutgers matchup is a rescheduled game from April 1, that had been postponed due to weather. Last season, the Lions dropped a 15-6 decision to Rutgers, but defeated St. John s at home, 5-3. COLUMBIA S STATUS After dropping the weekend opener, the Lions won their last three games of the weekend to improve to 5-3 in Ancient Eight. Columbia captured the nightcap of a doubleheader at Dartmouth, 5-4, and then took both games against Harvard Sunday, 12-6 and 8-2, respectively. ST. JOHN S STATUS The Red Storm dropped two-of-three games in BIG EAST Conference play at Villanova. After winning the series-opener, 7-5, Villanova won the final two games by one run, 5-4 and 6-5. RUTGERS STATUS The Scarlet Knights also dropped two-of-three contests in American Athletic Conference action, winning the opening game against Houston, 7-2, but falling 9-1 and 2-1 in the next two.

2 QUICK FACTS Location... New York, N.Y Founded Enrollment...8,274 President, Columbia....Lee C. Bollinger President, Barnard...Debora L. Spar Director of Athletics....Dr. M. Dianne Murphy Colors...Columbia Blue & White Nickname...Lions Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Ivy League Home Venue...Robertson Field at Satow Stadium Capacity PROGRAM HISTORY First Season (2,970 Games) All-Time Record (.438) All-Time Ivy League Record (.461) Ivy League Championships...11 NCAA Tournament Appearances...3 COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Brett Boretti (Davidson 94)/Ninth Season Record at Columbia Career Record /13 Seasons Associate Head Coach....Pete Maki (F&M 04)/Seventh Season Assistant Coach...Dan Tischler (F&M 08)/Second Season Assistant Coach...Jim Walsh (Upsala 89)/Ninth Season Basketball Phone Athletic Trainer...Craig LaBianco (Salisbury 03) Strength Coach...Matt Herhal (UConn 02) SPORTS INFORMATION/MEDIA RELATIONS Contact....Brock Malone Malone s ...bm2608@columbia.edu Malone s Phone Office Phone/Fax /8168 Website...GoColumbiaLions.com LIONS Record , 16-4 Ivy League Starters Returning/Lost....5/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...19/8 Newcomers...7 SCOUTING THE LIONS Columbia remained in contention for the Gehrig Division title, going 3-1 over the weekend in doubleheaders at Dartmouth and Harvard. In a pair of one-run games, Dartmouth took the opener, 3-2, in 10 innings, but Columbia bounced back with a 5-4 triumph in the second game. The Lions offense exploded for 20 runs against Harvard, posting wins of 12-6 and 8-2. First-year second baseman Will Savage and junior third baseman David Vandercook had stellar weekends at the plate. Savage, one week removed from being named Ivy League Rookie of the Week, went 9-of-16 (.563) at the plate, scored five runs, three stolen bases and drove in four RBI. Vandercook went.400 through four games, knocking four doubles and a grand slam en route to nine RBI over the weekend. His five RBI in game one against Harvard was a career-best. As a team, the Lions were successful in 11-of-12 stolen base attempts, with Jordan Serena matching Savage with three swipes. First-year Kyle Bartelman swiped two bases, while also going 2-for-4 with two RBI in the series finale at Harvard. Sophomores George Thanopoulos and Kevin Roy each earned wins in their respective starts, while junior Mike Wiesman earned credit for the win in game one against Harvard. Thanopoulos improved to 3-0 on the year after tossing seven innings, giving up just two earned runs on eight hits, while striking out six in the Lions 5-4 win over Dartmouth. Roy came away with the win after a strong six innings, striking out seven Crimson hitters and allowing just one earned run. Weisman notched his first win of the season, throwing three innings in relief against Harvard without allowing an earned run. PITCHING BREAKDOWN SCOUTING REPORT SCOUTING THE RED STORM The Red Storm is coming off a pair of Big East Conference losses at Villanova. The Wildcats scored five runs in the sixth and seventh innings overcome a three-run deficit to take game two, 5-4, on Saturday, and then took advantage of six unearned runs to win the series finale over St. John s, 6-5. Shortstop Jarred Mederos has started all 30 games this season, posting a.343 average and driving in a team-best 23 RBI. Mederos provides power to the Red Storm lineup, knocking five doubles, one triple and one homer. Third baseman Robbie Knightes has started 18 games, recording a.383 average in 60 at bats. As a team, St. John s holds a team ERA of Probable starter Alex Katz holds a 4.50 ERA and a 1-1 mark in nine appearances. His 24 strikeouts is tied for third-most on the pitching staff. Reliever Joey Kuzia is yet to allow an earned run in 21.1 innings, while striking out 17 opposing hitters. SCOUTING THE SCARLET KNIGHTS The Scarlet Knights are 2-3 in their last five contests, splitting a home-and-home series with Iona, before dropping two-of-three at home against No. 10 Houston. A trio of Rutgers players are hitting above a.300 clip, led by Brian O Grady at.363. O Grady has a team-high 37 hits, six doubles, four triples and three home runs. Vinny Zarrillo comes in hitting at.350, driving in a team-high 20 RBI. Pat Sweeney is hitting at a.303 clip, making 24 starts in 27 contests. The team ERA of Rutgers stands at 5.48, with Howie Brey recording a team-low 1.69 ERA. In 26.2 innings, Brey has earned a 3-1 record to go with 15 strikeouts and 15 walks. Max Herrmann has thrown 22.1 innings in 11 appearances, earning a 2-0 record with 21 strikeouts. Jon Young has also made 11 appearances this season, tossing 15.1 innings on his way to a 5.87 ERA. COLUMBIA #33 RYAN MARKS - First-year - LHP - Cos Cob, Conn ERA, 0-0, 2 App., 4.1 Inn., 4 Ks, 3 BBs,.200 BAA #34 THOMAS CRISPI - Sophomore - LHP - Needham, Mass ERA, 1-1, 7 App., 18.1 Inn., 18 Ks, 13 BBs,.319 BAA #37 MIKE WEISMAN - Junior - LHP - North Andover, Mass ERA, 1-0, 10 App., 13 Inn., 11 Ks, 8 BBs,.265 BAA #17 ZACK TAX - Senior - RHP - White Plains, N.Y ERA, 1-2, 9 App., 14.1 Inn,, 4 Ks, 7 BBs,.269 BAA #36 ADAM CLINE - Sophomore - RHP - Redmond, Wash ERA, 0-3, 7 App., 20.2 Inn,, 18 Ks, 11 BBs,.293 BAA 2 ST. JOHN S #12 ALEX KATZ 4.50 ERA, 1-1, 4 Starts, 20 Inn., 24 Ks, 18 BBs,.270 BAA #17 THOMAS HAKIMER 4.50 ERA, 0-0, 14 App., 10 Inn., 9 Ks, 6 BBs,.275 BAA #25 JOEY CHRISTOPHER 4.26 ERA, 1-0, 13 App., 19 Inn., 13 Ks, 7 BBs,.309 BAA #39 JOEY KUZIA 0.00 ERA, 0-1, 14 App., 21.1 Inn., 17 Ks, 6 BBs,.141 BAA RUTGERS #44 MAX HERRMANN 2.82 ERA, 2-0, 11 App., 22.1 Inn., 21 Ks, 11 BBs,.232 BAA #18 RYAN FLEMING 7.50 ERA, 0-0, 5 Starts, 18 Inn., 10 Ks, 19 BBs,.357 BAA #33 JON YOUNG 5.87 ERA, 0-3, 11 App., 15.1 Inn., 8 Ks, 3 BBs,.366 BAA #22 HOWIE BREY 1.69 ERA, 3-1, 4 Starts, 26.2 Inn., 15 Ks, 15 BBs,.161 BAA

3 SILBAR HAS CLASS Aaron Silbar was selected as one of 30 nominees for the 2014 Senior CLASS Award on March 19. Silbar, the Lions starting shortstop for the third straight season, has excelled as a financial economics major and is active in the community, volunteering with Level the Field and has assisted with neighborhood garden rejuvenation in Queens, SERENA AND SPEER CAPTURE FIRST WEEKLY IVY AWARDS After the first week of the season junior centerfielder Jordan Serena was named the Ivy League Player of the Week, while David Speer picked up Pitcher of the Week accolades. Serena went 9-for-16, scored six runs and stole three bases against South Florida, In the season-opener, Speer tossed eight innings, striking out eight Bulls, while allowing just five hits in a 1-0 shutout. ROY PICKS UP PITCHER OF THE WEEK ACCOLADES After leading Columbia to a 4-2 victory over UT-San Antonio (3/16) with a 7.2 innings, three hits and one earned run performance, Kevin Roy was selected as the Ivy League Pitcher of the Week on March 18. SAVAGE NAMED TOP IVY LEAGUE ROOKIE FOR WEEK OF APRIL 2 For the first time since 2010, a Columbia player earned Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors when second baseman Will Savage earned the award on April 2. Over five games, Savage batted.385 and scored four times, including once on his first collegiate home run. The local product from the Bronx, N.Y. put the exclamation point on Columbia s 4-0 victory over Brown on Tuesday when he raced around the bases on a deep drive to right field to score on an inside the park homer. A SUCCESSFUL OPENING For the first time since 1999, Columbia opened the year 2-0 after defeating South Florida by scores of 1-0 and 6-4 the opening weekend of the season. That year was also the first year that Columbia began a season with a shutout when they blanked William Patterson, 1-0. PROUDLY SERVING Junior Joey Falcone, a former Marine medic, served three tours of duty overseas before returning to the baseball field. Falcone spent one year at Staten Island before transfering to Columbia as a General Studies student prior to last season. Falcone was a semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award last season, the award honors college baseball s breakout player of the year. CLOSING TIME Columbia is outscoring its opponents 14-3 in the ninth inning of games this season. BRINGING THEM HOME IN DROVES EIght Columbia players have had multiple RBI games this season, led by David Vandercook s five-rbi performance against Harvard on April 5. Robb Paller leads the Lions with five multiple RBI games. JUST KEEP HITTING Jordan Serena has had multiple hits in a team-high nine games this season, including five two-hit games, and four with three hits. Serena his been the Lions lead-off hitter in each of the 25 games he s started. WE RE GOING STREAKING Robb Paller had the longest hitting streak of any Lion this season, going on a 12-game streak from March In six of the those games, Paller knocked multiples hits. IVY LEAGUE WEEKLY AWARDS Player of the Week Jordan Serena - March 4 Pitcher of the Week David Speer - March 4 Kevin Roy - March 18 Rookie of the Week Will Savage - April 2 CAPTAINS MIKE FISHCER Mike Fischer is a four-year starter that does a great job working with the pitching staff and being our on field general behind the plate. AARON SILBAR Aaron Silbar s baseball IQ is outstanding and he has been like having another coach in the middle of the field at shortstop for us. DAVID SPEER Dave Speer leads the pitching staff by example everyday, whether it s at practice, in games, in meetings, in the weight room or in the class room. He strives to be the best and that rubs off on the guys around him. Quotes from Head Coach Brett Boretti 3

4 BRETT BORETTI HEAD COACH NINTH SEASON DAVIDSON '94 Since his arrival at Columbia in July 2005, Brett Boretti has revitalized the Columbia Baseball program in every aspect, building the Lions into a perennial Ivy League contender. Under his leadership, Boretti has led the Lions to three Gehrig Division titles, two Ivy League championships, a number of wins over major programs and the first NCAA tournament victory in program history. The 2013 season proved to be the best for the Lions program under Boretti s tutelage, and arguably in program history. Columbia tied its singleseason win mark, capturing 28 victories, while setting a new standard for Ivy League wins. The Lions were the gold standard in the Ivy League, winning 16 coference games and then swept Dartmouth in the Ivy League Championship Series for the second Ancient Eight title under Boretti s direction. Statistically, the Lions paced the Ivy League in both batting average (.286) and ERA (1.94) in conference-only games. Winning the Ivy League Championship ensured Columbia a spot in the NCAA Baseball Championship for the third time in program history. The Lions went on to win their first game ever in NCAA play, toppling New Mexico, 6-5, in 13 innings. On an individual basis, nine players garnered All-Ivy League recognition, including three first team selections, the most since The Lions also set new program records in strikeouts (357), saves (12) and fielding percentage (.971). Columbia also swiped 79 bases, the third-highest total in program history. Two of Boretti s players in the last six years have been Ivy League Player of the Year (Henry Perkins, 2008 and Dario Pizzano, 2012), one has been named Pitcher of the Year (Pat Lowery, 2010) and two have been named Rookie of the Year (Nick Cox, 2008 and Dario Pizzano, 2010). In 2013, Columbia had nine players selected to All-Ivy League teams, bringing the total of players to receive conference recognition under Boretti s leadership to 48. Over the course of the last two years three of Boretti s players have been drafted by Major League clubs and another has signed as a free agent. Pizzano and Lowery were selected in the 2012 Major League Baseball Draft and signed professional contracts. The Seattle Mariners selected Pizzano in the 15th round of the MLB Draft and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim chose Lowery in the 21st round. In the 2013 MLB amateur draft, Alex Black was taken in the 29th round by the Kansas City Royals. Following the draft, Tim Giel signed a free agent contract with the New York Yankees. The 2012 campaign proved to be another strong season for Columbia, winning 20 games for the second time in three seasons and finished with a.600 winning percentage in the Ivy League for the second time during that span. In 2011, the Lions began the season at 7-3, including wins over Illinois, Central Michigan, South Alabama (twice) and a two-game sweep of Florida Gulf Coast. It was the best start for a Columbia team in 23 years as the Lions finished the season with the best fielding percentage in program history. The 2010 season resulted in a number of highlights as the Lions posted the most Division I wins in program history (26) and finished at 26-21, the program s first winning season in 23 years. Columbia captured the Gehrig Division title after a 14-6 Ivy League regular season and also set a program record for most wins at home with 16 of those 26 victories coming at Robertson Field. In 2010, Columbia s pitching staff led the Ivy League in strikeouts and team earned run average for the first time since that 1987 season and the Lions batted.311 as a team. The Lions also rattled off an eight-game win streak to start their home slate, the longest since 1987 and the longest win streak against Division I opponents since For their efforts, Lowery was named the 2010 Ivy League Pitcher of the Year and Pizzano earned Ivy League Rookie of the Year honors. In 2009, Boretti guided the Lions to the program s first victories over teams from Texas (#23 Lamar) and California (Cal State Northridge). During that season, Ron Williams 09CC broke the Columbia all-time hit record. Williams finished his prolific four-year career under Boretti s guidance with 205 hits, breaking a record that had stood for 14 years. Williams also ranks third all-time in doubles, third in runs batted in, fifth in total bases and tied for fourth in triples. In 2008, Boretti led Columbia to its first Ivy League Championship since 1977 as the Lions established a new program record for most Ivy League wins in a season with 15. After defeating Dartmouth in a best-of-three series, Columbia received an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament, marking its first appearance since The 2008 post-season honors were highlighted by Henry Perkins 08CC being named the Ivy League Player of the Year, while Nick Cox 11CC was unanimously selected as the Ivy League Rookie of the Year, the first of two Rookies of the Year during Boretti s tenure. In 2008, Noah Cooper 08CC won the Blair Bat award after batting.520 in Ivy League play and John Baumann 08CC was a first team All-Ivy Leaguer as a starting pitcher. Prior to coming to Morningside Heights in July 2005 as just the third Lion head coach in 25 years, Boretti was the head coach at Franklin & Marshall College, posting a record over five seasons. The Diplomats made history in 2005 when Boretti coached the team to a record, including a school record-setting 15-3 mark in Centennial Conference play. Franklin & Marshall won the conference title for only the second time in school history and ranked seventh in the final American Baseball Coaches Association Mid-Atlantic Region poll. Franklin & Marshall posted 24 or more wins in three of Boretti s five seasons as head coach. Boretti also served two years, , as an assistant coach at Brown and coached at his alma mater, Davidson, from , following a one-year stint at Endicott College in his hometown of Beverly, Mass. Inducted into the Davidson Athletics Hall of Fame in January 2010, Boretti was one of the Wildcats best all-time players. He went on to become the most prolific hitting catcher in Davidson history, earning two All-Southern Conference first-team honors, and still remains as the only Davidson player to be named to the All-SoCon Tournament team. A model of durability, he started all but two games at catcher in his last three years, plus set school records for being hit by a pitch in a season (16) and a career (25). Among career records, Boretti ranks first in sacrifice flies, second in doubles, fourth in total bases, fifth in RBI, tied for fifth in home runs, eighth in games played and tenth in batting average. He earned All-Southern Conference first team honors in 1993 and A team captain and Most Valuable Player in 1994, he also was named to the Southern Conference s academic honor roll. Boretti also played football at Davidson and was Offensive Player of the Year in 1990 as a freshman. While attending Davidson, he participated in the prestigious Cape Cod League in the summer of 1992 and 1993 and made the all-star squad in After college, he was an all-star catcher for the North Central Professional Baseball League champion Brainerd Bears of Minnesota. In 1995, he spent spring training as a catcher with the Cleveland Indians. Boretti and his wife, Melissa, have two children, Mia and Nicholas. 4 AT A GLANCE COACHING CAREER ENDICOTT COLLEGE Assistant Coach (1995) DAVIDSON COLLEGE Assistant Coach ( ) BROWN UNIVERSITY Assistant Coach ( ) Recruiting Coordinator Hitting and outfield coach FRANKLIN & MARSHALL Head Coach ( ) Overall record of Won the Centennial Conference with a program-best 15-3 league record for just the second time in program history in 2005 Posted 24 or more wins in three of five seasons. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Head Coach (2006-Present, Eight Seasons) Overall record of Two NCAA Tournament appearances First NCAA Tournament win in program history, defeating New Mexico, 6-5 (13 inn.) at 2013 Fullerton Regional Two Ivy League titles Three Gehrig Division titles Tied program record for wins in a season with 28 in 2013 Two Ivy League Players of the Year, two Ivy League Rookies of the Year and one Ivy League Pitcher of the Year 48 All Ivy League selections Three Major League Baseball draft picks PLAYING CAREER DAVIDSON COLLEGE Catcher Inducted into Davidson Athletics Hall of Fame in January 2010 Two-time All-Southern Coference first team selection Team captain and MVP in 1994

5 2014 ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School/Previous School 2 Willis Robbins RHP R/R So. Rye, N.Y./Rye 3 Jordan Serena INF/OF R/R Jr. Parker, Colo./Chaparral 4 Mike Fischer C R/R Sr. Scotia, N.Y./Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 5 George Martin LHP L/L So. El Paso, Texas/Cathedral 6 Kyle Bartelman INF L/R Fr. Chicago, Ill./Culver Academies (Ind.) 8 Nicholas Erickson INF R/R Fr. Saint Charles, Ill./Saint Charles East 9 John Kinne INF R/R So. Great Barrington, Mass./Monument Mountain 10 Aaron Silbar INF R/R Sr. Jacksonville, Fla./Wolfson 11 Shane Adams INF R/R Fr. Sugar Land, Texas/Clements 12 Will Savage INF R/R Fr. Bronx, N.Y./Fieldston School 13 Matt Robinson RHP R/R So. Orlando, Fla./Winter Park 14 Robb Paller OF L/R So. Brooklyn, N.Y./Berkeley Carroll 15 David Spinosa RHP R/R Jr. Charlottesville, Va./St. Anne s-belfield 16 Joey Falcone OF L/R Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y./Bolton 17 Zack Tax RHP R/R Sr. White Plains, N.Y./Rye Country Day School 18 David Vandercook INF L/R Jr. Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Raton 19 Joey Donino RHP R/R Sr. Avon, Conn./Avon Old Farms 21 George Thanopoulos RHP/OF R/R So. Highland, Calif./Redlands East Valley 22 Kevin Roy 23 David Speer RHP LHP R/R L/L So. Sr. Houston, Texas/Lamar Westport, Conn./Staples 24 Logan Boyher C R/R So. Chesterfield, Mo./Parkway Central 25 Gus Craig OF L/L Jr. Eugene, Ore./South Eugene 27 Ty Wiest RHP/INF R/R Fr. Castle Rock, Colo./Rock Canyon 30 Nick Maguire INF L/L So. Chester, N.J./West Morris Mendham 33 Ryan Marks LHP L/L Fr. Cos Cob, Conn./Greenwich 34 Thomas Crispi LHP L/L So. Needham, Mass./Roxbury Latin 36 Adam Cline RHP L/R So. Redmond, Wash./Redmond 37 Mike Weisman LHP L/L Jr. North Andover, Mass./North Andover 44 Garrett Roberts RHP R/R Fr. Katy, Texas/Seven Lakes Head Coach: No. 7 Brett Boretti (Ninth Season, Davidson 94) Associate Head Coach: No. 26 Pete Maki (Seventh Season, Franklin & Marshall 04) Assistant Coaches: No. 20 Dan Tischler, No. 57 Jim Walsh Strength Coach: Matt Herhal Athletic Trainer: Craig LaBianco Captains: Mike Fischer, Aaron Silbar, David Speer Tuesday, April 8 Dartmouth at Boston College - 3 p.m. Saint Joseph s at Penn - 3 p.m. Columbia at St. John s - 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 9 Boston College at Harvard (Beanpot) - 3 p.m. Holy Cross at Dartmouth - 3 p.m. Fairfield at Yale (DH) - 3:30 p.m. Brown at UConn - 3:30 p.m. Monmouth at Princeton - 3:30 p.m. Saint Peter s at Penn - 3:30 p.m. Columbia at Rutgers - 3:30 p.m. Cornell at Binghamton - 4 p.m. Saturday, April 12 Yale at Dartmouth (DH) - 12 p.m. Princeton at Columbia (DH) - 12 p.m. Cornell at Penn (DH) - 12 p.m. Brown at Harvard (DH) - 12 p.m. AROUND THE IVY LEAGUE (as of 4/7) GEHRIG DIVISION OVERALL CONFERENCE W L Pct. W L Pct. Penn Princeton Cornell Columbia ROLFE DIVISION OVERALL CONFERENCE W L Pct. W L Pct. Yale Dartmouth Harvard Brown Pronunciation Guide John Kinne...Kin-EE G. Thanopoulos...Tha-NOP-Oh-lus Thomas Crispi... Crispy Mike Weisman... Wyse-man Roster Breakdown By Class Seniors (5) Joey Donino Mike Fischer Aaron Silbar David Speer Zack Tax Juniors (6) Gus Craig Joey Falcone Jordan Serena David Spinosa David Vandercook Mike Weisman Sophomores (11) Logan Boyher Adam Cline Thomas Crispi John Kinne Nick Maguire George Martin Robb Paller Willis Robbins Matt Robinson Kevin Roy George Thanopoulos First-Years (7) Shane Adams Kyle Bartelman Nicholas Erickson Ryan Marks Garrett Roberts WIll Savage Ty Wiest By State California (1) Thanopoulos Colorado (2) Serena, Wiest Connecticut (3) Donino, Marks, Speer Florida (3) Robinson, Silbar, Vandercook Illinois (2) Bartelman, Erickson Massachusetts (3) Crispi, Kinne, Weisman Missouri (1) Boyher New Jersey (1) Maguire New York (6) Falcone, Fischer, Paller, Robbins, Savage, Tax Oregoon (1) Craig Texas (4) Adams, Martin, Roberts, Roy Virginia (1) Spinosa Washington (1) Cline 5

6 GAMES SUMMARY Score by innings EX Total Columbia Opponents Record when... Overall Conference 5-3 Non-Conference 6-12 Home games 2-2 Away games 9-13 Neutral site 0-0 Day games Night games 1-5 vs Left starter 1-4 vs Right starter Run games Run games Run games 3-5 Extra innings 1-2 Shutouts 4-3 Scoring 0-2 runs runs runs runs 1-0 Opponent 0-2 runs runs runs runs 0-3 Scored in 1st inning 4-2 Opp. scored in 1st 1-7 Scores first 7-3 Opp. scores first 4-12 After 6 leading trailing tied 3-1 After 7 leading trailing tied 2-1 After 8 leading trailing tied 2-2 Hit 0 home runs home run home runs 0-1 Opponent 0 home runs home run HRs 1-0 Made 0 errors error errors 5-4 Opp. made 0 errors error errors 5-4 Out-hit opponent 9-3 Out-hit by opponent 1-10 Hits are tied 1-2 Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Current winning streak: 3 Longest winning streak: 3 Longest losing streak: 5 Home attendance : 220 ( 2 dates avg = 110 ) Away attendance : ( 18 dates avg = 1189 ) Total attendance: ( 20 dates avg = 1081 ) 6

7 IVY LEAGUE STATISTICS Record: 5-3 Home: 2-2 Away: 3-1 Conference: 5-3 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 10 Silbar, Aaron Serena, Jordan Paller, Robb Bartelman, Kyle Savage, Will Vandercook, David Fischer, Mike Falcone, Joey Maguire, Nick Boyher, Logan Craig, Gus Kinne, John Erickson, Nicholas Totals Opponents LOB - Team (49), Opp (48). DPs turned - Team (6), Opp (7). IBB - Team (0), Opp (1). (Conference games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 21 Thanopoulos, George / Speer, David / Roy, Kevin / Donino, Joey / Weisman, Mike / Robinson, Matt / Tax, Zack / Cline, Adam / Crispi, Thomas / Wiest, Ty / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (1), Fischer 1. Pickoffs - Team (1), Fischer 1. SBA/ATT - Fischer (2-6), Speer (0-2), Donino (1-2), Crispi (0-1), Roy (1-1). 7

8 IVY LEAGUE STATISTICS (Conference games only Sorted by Fielding pct) Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci 4 Fischer, Mike Paller, Robb Craig, Gus Serena, Jordan Thanopoulos, George Speer, David Roy, Kevin Donino, Joey Bartelman, Kyle Weisman, Mike Boyher, Logan Erickson, Nicholas Tax, Zack Maguire, Nick Silbar, Aaron Savage, Will Vandercook, David Cline, Adam Kinne, John Falcone, Joey Wiest, Ty Crispi, Thomas Robinson, Matt Totals Opponents

9 OVERALL STATISTICS Record: Home: 2-2 Away: 9-13 Conference: 5-3 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 12 Savage, Will Maguire, Nick Serena, Jordan Vandercook, David Paller, Robb Silbar, Aaron Fischer, Mike Boyher, Logan Craig, Gus Bartelman, Kyle Kinne, John Falcone, Joey Adams, Shane Erickson, Nicholas Totals Opponents LOB - Team (207), Opp (197). DPs turned - Team (19), Opp (20). IBB - Team (4), Serena 3, Craig 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Savage 2, Silbar 1, Falcone 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 21 Thanopoulos, George / Speer, David / Donino, Joey / Roy, Kevin / Martin, George / Tax, Zack / Marks, Ryan / Weisman, Mike / Robinson, Matt / Crispi, Thomas / Cline, Adam / Wiest, Ty / Robbins, Willis / Spinosa, David / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), Fischer 2, Boyher 1, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (8), Speer 2, Crispi 2, Fischer 2, Boyher 1, Robbins 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Fischer (10-23), Roy (4-6), Crispi (4-6), Boyher (5-5), Donino (2-5), Speer (0-4), Weisman (2-4), Tax (1-2), Marks (1-1), Robinson (1-1). 9

10 OVERALL STATISTICS Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci 3 Serena, Jordan Speer, David Donino, Joey Adams, Shane Weisman, Mike Kinne, John Tax, Zack Marks, Ryan Robinson, Matt Robbins, Willis Erickson, Nicholas Maguire, Nick Fischer, Mike Boyher, Logan Craig, Gus Paller, Robb Silbar, Aaron Vandercook, David Bartelman, Kyle Savage, Will Roy, Kevin Thanopoulos, George Cline, Adam Crispi, Thomas Wiest, Ty Martin, George Spinosa, David Falcone, Joey Totals Opponents Hitting minimums - 5 Games 25 AB 30 TPA 3.0 TPA/Game Pitching minimums - 1 Games 1.0 IP/Game 10

11 GAME RESULTS Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 28, 2014 at USF W Speer (W 1-0) :18 Mar 1, 2014 at USF W Thanopoulos (W 1-0) :51 Mar. 1, 2014 at USF L Cline (L 0-1) :47 Mar 02, 2014 at USF L Roy (L 0-1) :14 Mar 07, 2014 at Kennesaw State L Speer (L 1-1) 343 1:55 Mar 08, 2014 at Kennesaw State-1 W Donino (W 1-0) - 2:38 Mar 08, 2014 at Kennesaw State-2 L Crispi (L 0-1) 398 2:58 Mar 09, 2014 at Kennesaw State W 8-5 (11) Tax (W 1-0) 414 3:30 Mar 14, 2014 at UTSA L Tax (L 1-1) 224 2:45 Mar 15, 2014 at UTSA-1 L Donino (L 1-1) - 2:30 Mar 15, 2014 at UTSA-2 L Cline (L 0-2) 376 3:00 Mar 16, 2014 at UTSA W Roy (W 1-1) 223 2:49 Mar 18, 2014 at #26 Texas A&M L 7-8 (11) Tax (L 1-2) :50 Mar 19, 2014 at UT Arlington L Wiest (L 0-1) 219 2:36 Mar 21, 2014 at #15 Texas Longhorns L Speer (L 1-2) :47 Mar 22, 2014 at #15 Texas Longhorns-1 L Donino (L 1-2) - 2:40 Mar 22, 2014 at #15 Texas Longhorns-2 L Roy (L 1-2) :31 Mar 27, 2014 at Army Black Knights W Crispi (W 1-1) 75 3:05 * 3/31/14 BROWN-1 W Speer (W 2-2) - 1:39 * 3/31/14 BROWN-2 W Thanopoulos (W 2-0) 107 2:12 * 4/1/14 YALE-1 L Donino (L 1-3) - 1:31 * 4/1/14 YALE-2 L Roy (L 1-3) 113 2:19 * Apr 05, 2014 at Dartmouth-1 L 2-3 (10) Cline (L 0-3) - 2:38 * Apr 05, 2014 at Dartmouth-2 W Thanopoulos (W 3-0) 364 2:41 * Apr 06, 2014 at Harvard-1 W Weisman (W 1-0) 132 2:57 * Apr 06, 2014 at Harvard-2 W Roy (W 2-3) 132 2:28 () extra inning game 11

12 MISCELLANEOUS STATS Multiple Hit Games Total 3 Serena, Jordan Vandercook, David Paller, Robb Savage, Will Maguire, Nick Silbar, Aaron Boyher, Logan Craig, Gus Fischer, Mike Bartelman, Kyle Kinne, John TEAM Multiple RBI Games Total 14 Paller, Robb Vandercook, David Fischer, Mike Craig, Gus Silbar, Aaron Savage, Will Boyher, Logan Bartelman, Kyle TEAM Hitting Streaks Longest Current 14 Paller, Robb Maguire, Nick Serena, Jordan Fischer, Mike 5-18 Vandercook, David Craig, Gus 4-12 Savage, Will Silbar, Aaron Boyher, Logan 3-6 Bartelman, Kyle Falcone, Joey Kinne, John 1 - Reached Base Streaks Longest Current 10 Silbar, Aaron Paller, Robb Serena, Jordan Maguire, Nick Bartelman, Kyle Vandercook, David Fischer, Mike Craig, Gus 5-12 Savage, Will Boyher, Logan Falcone, Joey Adams, Shane 2-9 Kinne, John 1 - STARTERS SUMMARY Position Batting Order Player GS p c 1b 2b 3b ss lf cf rf of dh 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 14 Paller, Robb Silbar, Aaron Serena, Jordan Vandercook, D Craig, Gus Maguire, Nick Fischer, Mike Boyher, Logan Savage, Will Falcone, Joey Bartelman, Kyle Roy, Kevin Donino, Joey Speer, David Thanopoulos, Kinne, John Cline, Adam Crispi, Thomas Wiest, Ty Adams, Shane

13 INDIVIDUAL STATS #11 Adams, Shane - 6 games (All games) Mar. 1 at USF 2b Mar 08 at Kennesaw State Mar 14 at UTSA pr Mar 19 at UT Arlington * Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-1 ph Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-2 ph/of Totals 1gs On base pct..286 Slugging pct..000 #6 Bartelman, Kyle - 12 games (All games) Mar 1 at USF *2b Mar. 1 at USF of Mar 02 at USF ph Mar 08 at Kennesaw State Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-2 * Mar 09 at Kennesaw State *2b Mar 15 at UTSA-1 ph/2b Mar 15 at UTSA-2 *2b Mar 19 at UT Arlington * Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-1 *2b Apr 06 at Harvard-1 1b Apr 06 at Harvard-2 *dh Totals 7gs On base pct..379 Slugging pct..375 #24 Boyher, Logan - 22 games (All games) Feb 28 at USF ph/dh Mar 1 at USF *1b Mar. 1 at USF *c Mar 02 at USF ph/1b Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-1 * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-2 * Mar 09 at Kennesaw State *of/1b Mar 15 at UTSA-1 *1b Mar 15 at UTSA-2 *c Mar 16 at UTSA *dh Mar 18 at Texas A&M *dh Mar 19 at UT Arlington * Mar 21 at Texas Longhorns *dh Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-2 *of/c Mar 27 at Army Black Knights *of /31/14 BROWN-1 *dh /31/14 BROWN-2 *dh /1/14 YALE-1 *dh /1/14 YALE-2 *dh Apr 05 at Dartmouth-1 *dh Apr 05 at Dartmouth-2 *of Apr 06 at Harvard-1 *of Totals 20gs On base pct..291 Slugging pct

14 INDIVIDUAL STATS #36 Cline, Adam - 7 appearances (All games) Mar. 1 at USF * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State Mar 15 at UTSA-2 * Mar 19 at UT Arlington Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns /1/14 YALE Apr 05 at Dartmouth Totals #25 Craig, Gus - 26 games (All games) Feb 28 at USF *of Mar 1 at USF *of Mar. 1 at USF *of Mar 02 at USF *of Mar 07 at Kennesaw State * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-1 * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-2 * Mar 09 at Kennesaw State of Mar 14 at UTSA *of Mar 15 at UTSA-1 *of Mar 15 at UTSA-2 *of Mar 16 at UTSA *of Mar 18 at Texas A&M *of Mar 19 at UT Arlington * Mar 21 at Texas Longhorns *of Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-1 *of Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-2 *of Mar 27 at Army Black Knights *of /31/14 BROWN-1 *of /31/14 BROWN-2 *of /1/14 YALE-1 *of /1/14 YALE-2 *of Apr 05 at Dartmouth-1 *of Apr 05 at Dartmouth-2 of Apr 06 at Harvard-1 *of Apr 06 at Harvard-2 *of/of Totals 24gs On base pct..247 Slugging pct..287 #34 Crispi, Thomas - 7 appearances (All games) Mar 1 at USF Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-2 * Mar 15 at UTSA Mar 18 at Texas A&M Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns Mar 27 at Army Black Knights * Apr 05 at Dartmouth Totals

15 INDIVIDUAL STATS #19 Donino, Joey - 6 appearances (All games) Mar 1 at USF * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-1 * Mar 15 at UTSA-1 * Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-1 * /1/14 YALE-1 * Apr 06 at Harvard-1 * Totals #8 Erickson, Nicholas - 4 games (All games) Mar 21 at Texas Longhorns ph Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-2 ph Apr 06 at Harvard-1 1b Apr 06 at Harvard-2 1b Totals 0gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct..000 #16 Falcone, Joey - 15 games (All games) Feb 28 at USF *dh Mar 1 at USF *dh Mar. 1 at USF *of Mar 02 at USF *dh Mar 07 at Kennesaw State * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-2 * Mar 09 at Kennesaw State dh Mar 14 at UTSA *dh Mar 15 at UTSA-1 ph Mar 15 at UTSA-2 *dh Mar 19 at UT Arlington * Mar 21 at Texas Longhorns ph Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-1 *dh Apr 05 at Dartmouth-2 *dh Totals 11gs On base pct..180 Slugging pct..109 #4 Fischer, Mike - 23 games (All games) Feb 28 at USF *c Mar 1 at USF *c Mar 02 at USF *c Mar 07 at Kennesaw State * Mar 08 at Kennesaw State-1 * Mar 09 at Kennesaw State *c Mar 14 at UTSA *c Mar 15 at UTSA-1 *c Mar 16 at UTSA *c Mar 18 at Texas A&M *c Mar 19 at UT Arlington * Mar 21 at Texas Longhorns *c Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-1 *c Mar 22 at Texas Longhorns-2 *c Mar 27 at Army Black Knights *c /31/14 BROWN-1 *c /31/14 BROWN-2 *c /1/14 YALE-1 *c /1/14 YALE-2 *c Apr 05 at Dartmouth-1 *c Apr 05 at Dartmouth-2 *c Apr 06 at Harvard-1 *c Apr 06 at Harvard-2 *c Totals 23gs On base pct..349 Slugging pct #9 Kinne, John - 10 games (All games)