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1 2002 SEASON REVIEW Senior Mike DePalma Senior Ben Taylor JOHNS HOPKINS BASEBALL Senior Jason Setty Senior Karl Sineath 35-9 (16-2 Centennial) Centennial Conference Champions 11th NCAA Tournament Eight All-Centennial Selections Two Mid-Atlantic All Region Selections 8th 30-Win Season

2 2002 JOHNS HOPKINS BASEBALL SEASON REVIEW Blue Jays Continue Successful Tradition: The Johns Hopkins baseball team concluded another outstanding year with a 35-9 record, just one win shy of the school record, and a second straight Centennial Conference Championship with a 16-2 conference mark. The conference title was JHU s fifth overall and sent the Blue Jays to their fourth NCAA Tournament in the last six years and 11th overall. 30-Win Plateau: Hopkins defeated Muhlenberg, 14-3, April 27 to reach the 30-win mark for the second straight year and the eighth time in school history. JHU s 35 wins were just one shy of the school-record set by the 1998 squad, which posted a 36-4 mark. The Blue Jays also extended their streak of consecutive 25-win seasons to 11. Seasons in which the Blue Jays have won at least 30 games: Year Record Postseason (.795) NCAA s (.702) NCAA s (.900) NCAA s (.850) NCAA s (.789) NCAA s (.829) NCAA s (.859) NCAA s (.721) - Babb Reaches 600 Wins: Head coach Bob Babb picked up his 600th and 601st career victories as JHU swept a doubleheader against Franklin & Marshall April 6. He became the 14th active Division III head coach to win 600 games and currently sports a (.717) career record in 23 seasons at Hopkins. Under Babb s guidance, the Blue Jays have captured 10 Middle Atlantic Conference Southeast League titles, seven UAA titles, five Centennial Conference Championships, and made 10 NCAA Division III Tournament appearances. Babb s milestone victo- Babb ries: No. Opponent Date Score 1 Wilkes 3/16/ Rochester 3/15/ Mt. St. Mary s 4/27/ Dickinson 4/2/ Gettysburg 4/28/ SUNY-Brockport 3/17/ Franklin & Marshall 4/6/ Strength in Numbers: A strength for Hopkins all season was its depth. In all, 25 players saw action in the field and 12 took the mound. For the season, 23 players scored a run, 22 recorded a hit, and 21 drove in at least one run. Fifteen players drove in 10 or more runs, while 13 players scored 10 or more runs. Eight pitchers started at least two games, while 11 pitchers saw action in six or more games. Power Surge: Sophomore Sven Stafford belted two home runs, his fourth and fifth of the year, in the regular season finale against York to give Hopkins a school-record 57 in 44 games. The Blue Jays averaged 1.29 home runs per game to shatter the school-record of 45 set during the 1998 season. Eighteen players hit a home run and 11 smashed three or more round-trippers. Ben Taylor led the team with six homers, while Stafford, Joe Urban, Jay Cieri, and Carl Ippolito each belted five home runs. Scoring in Bunches: The Blue Jays scored 400 runs in 44 games for an average of 9.09 runs per game. Hopkins scored 10 or more runs in 16 games and scored four or more runs in an inning 25 times. JHU scored a seasonhigh 27 runs against Robert Morris, the most since a 30-0 win over Dickinson in 1987, and also scored 20 or more runs versus Dickinson (20-2) and Gettysburg (22-4). Last season, the Blue Jays averaged 7.02 runs per game for a total of 330 runs. Home Sweet Home: JHU finished the regular season with an 18-3 record at home, including a 10-0 mark against Centennial Conference teams. The Blue Jays went 12-2 at home last year. Over the last five seasons, Hopkins has posted a (.800) when playing on friendly turf. Sineath Swipes Records: Senior second baseman Karl Sineath led Hopkins with 45 runs scored and 20 stolen bases to become JHU s all-time leader in both categories. Sineath scored three runs against Gettysburg April 24 to break the previous mark of 163 held by John Christ and finished his career with 171. He then stole one base versus Neumann College to set the stolen base record with 98 for his career, breaking Tom Finegan s schoolrecord of 95. Sineath is also tied for second in school history with 185 career hits. Rosenberg Sets Strikeout Mark: With nine strikeouts against Muhlenberg April 27, senior Yani Rosenberg became the school s alltime strikeout leader, breaking the mark of 241 set by Steve Hand. He finishes his career with 260 strikeouts, just the third player in JHU history to strikeout over 200 hitters, and has posted three of the top eight single-season strikeout totals in school history. This season, Rosenberg totaled 72 strikeouts in 71 innings en route to a 9-1 record and a 1.52 ERA. He won 17 straight decisions, the second longest streak in JHU history, during the 2001 and 2002 seasons and ranks third at Hopkins with 28 career wins. Rosenberg also ranks third at JHU in career winning percentage (.875, 28-4). Setty Sets Career-High for Wins: With five strong innings against Neumann April 29, senior Jason Setty improved to 6-0 on the year and 18-2 (.900) for his career. He allowed just one run on four hits while striking out five batters. Setty s six wins are a career-high and he totaled a careerhigh 24 strikeouts against just five walks in 34.1 innings this year. Taylor Reaches 100 Runs & RBIs: Senior Ben Taylor totaled 27 RBIs and a career-high 41 runs this season to pass the 100-mark in both categories for his career. He is the 10th player in school history to total over 100 career runs and RBIs and finishes with 106 runs and 106 RBIs for his career. Taylor also led the team with six home runs and ranks eighth at Hopkins with 16 career homers SCHEDULE/RESULTS (35-9) March 1 Messiah College W, 7-5 Setty (1-0) 6 Villa Julie College (8 inn) W, 14-3 Righter (1-0) 8 Johnson & Wales W, 8-3 Rosenberg (1-0) 9 William Paterson University L, Merrell (0-1) 10 SUNY-New Paltz W, 3-1 Setty (2-0) 10 SUNY-New Paltz L, 6-7 Merrell (0-2) 16 vs. Robert Morris # W, 27-7 Merrell (1-2) 17 vs. Suffolk # W, 16-1 Lynch (1-0) 18 vs. Amherst # W, 6-5 Stafford (1-0) 19 vs. Wooster # L, 3-8 Righter (1-1) 20 vs. Chicago # W, 12-9 Berger (1-0) 21 vs. SUNY-Brockport # W, 19-3 Setty (3-0) 21 vs. SUNY-Brockport # W, 12-4 Jarashow (1-0) 22 vs. Allegheny # W, 7-2 Brown (1-0) Elizabethtown College W, 15-6 Setty (4-0) 25 St. Mary s College L, 7-11 Overstreet (0-1) 28 Western Maryland * W, 5-0 Rosenberg (2-0) Western Maryland * W, 6-0 Brown (2-0) 30 Haverford * W, 6-4 Righter (2-1) 30 Haverford * W, 12-1 Berger (2-0) April Washington College * W, Rosenberg (3-0) 3 Catholic University W, 9-6 Lynch (2-0) 5 Washington College * W, 10-1 Berger (3-0) 6 Franklin & Marshall * W, 4-1 Rosenberg (4-0) 6 Franklin & Marshall * W, 8-7 Righter (3-1) 8 Villa Julie College W, 14-5 Setty (5-0) Dickinson * (7 inn) L, 3-7 Righter (3-2) 12 Dickinson * W, 20-2 Rosenberg (5-0) Swarthmore * W, 3-0 Brown (3-0) Swarthmore * W, 6-4 Stafford (2-0) 16 Gettysburg * W, 17-0 Rosenberg (6-0) 23 Ursinus * W, 6-1 Brown (4-0) 23 Ursinus * W, 2-1 Rosenberg (7-0) Gettysburg * W, 22-4 Berger (4-0) Muhlenberg * L, 8-11 Brown (4-1) Muhlenberg * W, 14-3 Rosenberg (8-0) 29 Neumann College W, 8-2 Setty (6-0) Montclair State University (6 inn) W, 2-0 Lynch (3-0) May 4 Muhlenberg! W, 3-1 Rosenberg (9-0) 5 Muhlenberg! (10 inn) W, 5-4 Stafford (3-0) York College L, 6-9 Berger (4-1) 16 vs. College of New Jersey # L, 2-6 Rosenberg (9-1) 17 vs. Kean # W, 8-4 Brown (5-1) 18 vs. DeSales # L, 2-3 Berger (4-2) * Centennial Conference Games! Centennial Conference Tournament # NCAA Regional Tournament (Boyertown, PA) Home Games in Bold # Games in Ft. Myers, FL

3 Hitchner Catching Duo Excels At/Behind Plate: After batting a combined.209 (26-for-124) during the 2001 season, the catching duo of senior Tom Prevas and sophomore Doug Hitchner posted a major turnaround this season. Prevas batted.317 (19- for-60) and Hitchner hit.364 (24-for-66) for a combined average of.341 (43-for-126). Hitchner had a team-best 13- game hitting streak during the year and was tied for second on the team with 11 two-out RBIs. Prevas and Hitchner batted a combined.357 (20-for-56) with runners in scoring position and combined for just one error in 259 total chances. Ippolito & Cetta Have Breakout Years: Sophomores Carl Ippolito and Craig Cetta were two of JHU s top players all year long. Ippolito started the year with a bang as he batted.442 (19-for-43) in his first 11 games with 16 runs and 17 runs batted in. He continued to play well and led the team with 12 multiple- RBI games and added 11 multi-hit games. Ippolito finished the year third on the team in hits (42), second in runs batted in (38), third in runs scored (36), while adding eight doubles and five home runs. Cetta led the club with 39 Ippolito RBIs and 47 hits, while placing sixth on the team with 33 runs scored. He also added 10 doubles, four home runs, and nine stolen bases. Cetta was second on the team with 13 multiple-hit games and second with 10 multiple-rbi contests. Urban Posts Another Solid Season: Junior Joe Urban, in his second year as a starter, had another quality campaign in right field. He hit.369 (41-for-111), Urban was third on the team in RBIs (34), fourth in runs (35), and added nine doubles and five home runs. Urban totaled nine multiple-rbi games and nine multiple-run games, while adding 10 multiple-hit games. Last season, Urban led the team with a.384 average while adding 29 runs, 35 runs batted in, and seven home runs. He is a.372 hitter for his career and boasts a career slugging percentage of.607. Several Players Key to JHU s Depth: A number of players combined to give Hopkins quality depth and solid production throughout the season. Freshman Mike Durgala, who made a combined 18 starts at third base and as the designated hitter, led the Blue Jays in hitting for most of the season before finishing second on the team with a.412 average. He also added 15 runs, four home runs, and 21 runs batted in. Sophomore Brian Morley hit.373 (19-for-51) with 14 runs, four home runs, and 13 RBIs, while sophomore Sven Stafford belted five home runs and added 15 RBIs. Sophomore Tim Casale made 14 starts in the infield and totaled 21 runs and 10 RBIs, while placing second on the team with 10 stolen bases. Sophomore Rob Morrison batted.295 (18-for- 61) with 24 runs scored, three home runs, nine runs batted in, and three stolen bases. Durgala 2002 Centennial Champions: After posting a 16-2 Centennial record and earning the top seed in the conference tournament, the Blue Jays defeated Muhlenberg twice for JHU s second straight CC Championship and fifth overall. Hopkins also won the Centennial during the 1994, 1997, 1998, and 2001 seasons. Ursinus is next in the conference with three titles, while 2002 Centennial Champions Franklin & Marshall has won one CC title. Overall, JHU sports a (.776) all-time record in Centennial Conference games to rank first in the league. JHU s Centennial Championship seasons: Year Centennial Overall All-Centennial Team: Eight Blue Jays were honored on the 2002 All-Centennial Conference baseball teams. Senior Yani Rosenberg highlighted the group as he was named the CC Pitcher of the Year for the second consecutive season. The Blue Jays, winners of their fifth Centennial Conference Championship, placed four players on the first team, two on the second team, and two were named honorable mention. Rosenberg became the fourth JHU pitcher to win Pitcher of the Year honors in the Centennial Conference in the last six seasons. The last four Centennial Pitchers of the Year have won back-to-back awards, including former Hopkins pitcher Scott Orlovsky in 1997 and Rosenberg finished the regular season with a team-leading 9-1 record and a 1.52 ERA. He led the team in starts (10), complete games (4), innings pitched (71.0), and strikeouts (72). In addition, Rosenberg allowed just 43 hits and 15 walks, while holding opponents to a.169 batting average. Joining Rosenberg on the first team were seniors Karl Sineath and Mike DePalma, and sophomore Carl Ippolito. Sineath earned first team honors for the second straight season after earning second team honors his sophomore season. He led the club with a career-high 45 runs scored, while also leading the team with 20 stolen bases. In the process, Sineath became JHU s all-time leader in runs scored with 171 and stolen bases with 98. DePalma earned Centennial honors for the third time in his career after being named to the second team in 2000 and honorable mention last year. Despite missing some time due to injury, DePalma led the team in batting (.449) and totaled 40 hits and 28 runs scored. He added 19 runs batted in and reached the 90-run mark for his career. Ippolito, in his first year as a starter, excelled at shortstop as he batted.333 and was third on the team with 42 hits in 126 at-bats. He also led the squad in triples (3), was second with 38 RBIs, third in runs scored (36), and added eight doubles and five home runs. Sophomore Craig Cetta and junior Jay Cieri both earned Centennial honors for the first time as they were named to the second team. Cetta batted.356 and led the team with 47 hits, 39 runs batted in, and 10 doubles. He also finished sixth on the team with 33 runs scored and added four home runs and nine stolen bases. Cieri batted.354 and was fifth on the team in runs scored (35) and RBIs (24). He added a team-leading 30 walks, led the club with a.508 on-base percentage, and added nine doubles and five home runs. Senior John Krivonak and sophomore Doug Hitchner were each named honorable mention following productive seasons. Krivonak totaled career-highs in batting average (.340), hits (34), and runs batted in (19). He added 17 runs, six doubles, and posted a.456 on-base percentage. Hitchner batted (.364) and was tied for sixth in runs batted in (21). He also totaled four home runs, two doubles, and did not commit an error in 101 chances behind the plate. The Blue Jays, (.776) all-time in Centennial Conference games, have had 30 first-team All-Centennial selections over the last nine seasons, including eight in the last two years. Blue Jay Quick Notes: Krivonak ~ Since the start of the 1990 season, Hopkins has posted a (.722) record. Entering the season, the Blue Jays ranked 17th in Division III for the most wins since 1990, and 14th in winning percentage since ~ JHU sports a (.776) all-time record in Centennial Conference games to rank first in the league. ~ Hopkins hit.344 (199-for-578) with runners in scoring position this year and.438 (21-for-48) with the bases loaded. Blue Jay pitchers limited opponents to just a.235 combined average with runners in scoring position and.217 average with two outs. JHU leaders with runners in scoring position: Player Average Hits-At Bats Sven Stafford Doug Hitchner Carl Ippolito Joe Urban Craig Cetta Mike DePalma Cetta

4 Mike Durgala John Krivonak Jay Cieri ~ The Blue Jays batted.353 in Centennial Conference games and averaged 9.38 runs per game. JHU also posted a 2.53 ERA against CC competition and limited opponents to a combined.187 batting average and 98 hits in 139 innings. Blue Jay leaders against Centennial Conference opponents: Player Gms Statistics Ben Taylor, 1B (20-47), 18 runs, 3 HR, 18 RBI Joe Urban, OF (20-48), 21 runs, 14 RBI Jay Cieri, OF/DH (21-53), 21 runs, 4 HR, 12 RBI Craig Cetta, OF (22-60), 14 runs, 21 RBI Carl Ippolito, SS (20-59), 19 runs, 5 2B, 17 RBI Karl Sineath, 2B (19-66), 21 runs, 5 2B, 6 sb Yani Rosenberg, P 7 7-0, 1.00 ERA, 45 inn., 47 K Russ Berger, P 4 3-0, 1.93 ERA, 23.1 inn., 13 K Jeremy Brown, P 5 3-1, 3.64 ERA, 29.2 inn., 23 K ~ JHU drove in 128 runs with two outs compared to 62 for the opponents. Sophomore Craig Cetta led the club with 15 two-out RBIs, while senior Ben Taylor and sopho- Cieri mores Carl Ippolito and Doug Hitchner each totaled 11 twoout RBIs and juniors Joe Urban and Jay Cieri both added 10. Blue Jay batters combined to hit.333 (160-for-480) with two outs, while Hopkins pitchers held opponents to just a combined.217 (95-for-437) average with two men down. ~ Senior Mike DePalma finished the season on an eight-game hitting streak. During that stretch, he batted.548 (17-for-31) with 10 runs and six RBIs. DePalma raised his average to a team-best.449 and finishes his career with a.364 (138-for-379) average. ~ Of his team-leading 47 hits, Craig Cetta smacked 23 with runners in scoring position. He was 6-for-7 with the bases loaded and batted.404 (23-for-57) with runners in scoring position. He also led the team with 22 hits and 21 RBIs in Centennial games. ~ The Blue Jays outscored opponents in every inning, with the largest margins in the first (70-21), third (70-26), and sixth (76-31) innings. Hopkins outscored opponents 400-to-187 for the season, or an average of 4.84 runs per game. ~ In 21.1 career innings pitched, sophomore Sven Stafford has allowed just two earned runs and nine hits while striking out 21. This season, Stafford recorded a 0.55 ERA in 16.1 innings while striking out 16 and allowing just seven hits and three walks. He also batted.366 (15-for-41) and added five home runs and 15 RBIs. ~ Senior John Krivonak batted a career-best.340 with a ca- Stafford reer-high 34 hits and 19 runs batted in. Krivonak had nine multiple-hit games and was fifth on the team in onbase percentage (.456). ~ JHU broke the school-record for being hit by a pitch as Blue Jay batters were plunked 48 times in John Krivonak was hit a team-high 10 times, while Ben Taylor was hit six times and Karl Sineath was plunked five times. Hopkins broke the previous mark of 44 set during the 1994 season. ~ Sophomore Matt Righter finished the season on a high note as he allowed just one run in his last five appearances while striking out six in 8.2 innings. This season, he pitched in 14 games, making four starts, and was fifth on the team with a 3.35 ERA. He recorded one complete game and one save while holding opponents to a combined.231 average. Righter performed better in relief as he allowed just 11 hits and posted a 0.49 ERA in 18.1 innings compared to 22 hits and a Righter 6.06 ERA in 19.1 innings as a starter. ~ Blue Jay pitchers combined for 283 strikeouts in 356 innings to fall just seven strikeouts short of the schoolrecord of 290 set last season in innings. Five JHU pitchers totaled more strikeouts than hits allowed: Pitcher Innings Strikeouts Hits Allowed Yani Rosenberg Mark Jarashow Sven Stafford Mike Overstreet Jason Hochfelder ~ Hopkins was 10-2 in games decided by two runs or less and 20-2 in games decided by five runs or more. The Blue Jays won 13 games by eight runs or more. JHU was 4-0 in Centennial games decided by two runs or less and 6-0 against conference competition in contests decided by more than eight runs. Games decided by two runs or less: Date Opponent W/L Score 3/1 Messiah W 7-5 3/10 SUNY-New Paltz W 3-1 3/10 SUNY-New Paltz L 6-7 3/18 Amherst W 6-5 3/30 Haverford W 6-4 4/6 Franklin & Marshall W 8-7 4/13 Swarthmore W 6-4 4/23 Ursinus W 2-1 4/30 Montclair State W 2-0 5/4 Muhlenberg W 3-1 5/5 Muhlenberg W 5-4 5/18 DeSales L 2-3 JHU Home Run Info: Total (57) Ben Taylor 6, Jay Cieri 5, Carl Ippolito 5, Sven Stafford 5, Joe Urban 5, Craig Cetta 4, Mike Durgala 4, Brian Morley 4, Mike Stankus 4, Rob Morrison 3, Karl Sineath 3, Doug Hitchner 2, Dave Montegari 2, Mike DePalma 1, Paul Winterling 1, John Krivonak 1, Paul Long 1, Bryan Eberle 1. Solo (25) Jay Cieri 3, Sven Stafford 3, Mike Stankus 2, Mike Durgala 2, Karl Sineath 2, Carl Ippolito 2, Brian Morley 2, Joe Urban 2, Ben Taylor 1, John Krivonak 1, Mike DePalma 1, Craig Cetta 1, Doug Hitchner 1, Rob Morrison 1, Dave Montegari 1. Two-Run HR (16) Ben Taylor 3, Craig Cetta 2, Carl Ippolito 2, Mike Stankus 1, Paul Long 1, Joe Urban 1, Sven Stafford 1, Rob Morrison 1, Jay Cieri 1, Mike Durgala 1, Brian Morley 1, Bryan Eberle 1. Three-Run HR (13) Ben Taylor 2, Joe Urban 2, Craig Cetta 1, Mike Durgala 1, Mike Stankus 1, Carl Ippolito 1, Brian Morley 1, Rob Morrison 1, Paul Winterling 1, Sven Stafford 1, Dave Montegari 1. Grand Slams (3) Karl Sineath 1, Doug Hitchner 1, Jay Cieri 1. Home Run Listing: # Player (#) Type Opponent Date 1 Carl Ippolito (1) 3-run Villa Julie 3/6 2 Karl Sineath (1) Grand Slam Villa Julie 3/6 3 Mike Stankus (1) Solo Johnson & Wales 3/8 4 Doug Hitchner (1) Solo Johnson & Wales 3/8 5 Ben Taylor (1) 2-run William Paterson 3/9 6 Mike Durgala (1) Solo William Paterson 3/9 7 Rob Morrison (1) Solo William Paterson 3/9 8 Craig Cetta (1) 2-run Robert Morris 3/16 9 Sven Stafford (1) 3-run Robert Morris 3/16 10 Karl Sineath (2) Solo Suffolk 3/17 11 Ben Taylor (2) 3-run Suffolk 3/17 12 Brian Morley (1) 3-run Suffolk 3/17 13 Carl Ippolito (2) Solo Amherst 3/18 14 Carl Ippolito (3) 2-run Brockport-Gm 1 3/21 15 Mike Stankus (2) 2-run Brockport-Gm 1 3/21 16 Paul Long (1) 2-run Brockport-Gm 1 3/21 17 Doug Hitchner (2) Grand Slam Brockport-Gm 1 3/21 18 Rob Morrison (2) 3-run Brockport-Gm 1 3/21 19 Joe Urban (1) 3-run Brockport-Gm 2 3/21 20 Joe Urban (2) 2-run Allegheny 3/22 21 Jay Cieri (1) Grand Slam Elizabethtown 3/24 22 Mike Stankus (3) Solo St. Mary s 3/25 23 Joe Urban (3) Solo Western Md. 3/29 24 Craig Cetta (2) Solo Western Md. 3/29 25 Sven Stafford (2) Solo Western Md. 3/29 26 Karl Sineath (3) Solo Haverford-Gm 1 3/30 27 Jay Cieri (2) Solo Haverford-Gm 1 3/30 28 Jay Cieri (3) Solo Haverford-Gm 1 3/30 29 Carl Ippolito (4) Solo Haverford-Gm 1 3/30 30 Rob Morrison (3) 2-run Haverford-Gm 2 3/30 31 Ben Taylor (3) 2-run Haverford-Gm 2 3/30 32 Dave Montegari (1) Solo Haverford-Gm 2 3/30 33 Bryan Eberle (1) 2-run Haverford-Gm 2 3/30 34 Jay Cieri (4) 2-run Washington 4/2 35 Craig Cetta (3) 3-run Washington 4/2 36 Ben Taylor (4) 3-run Washington 4/2 37 Mike Durgala (2) 2-run Washington 4/2 38 Brian Morley (2) 2-run Catholic 4/3 39 Brian Morley (3) Solo Washington 4/5 40 Ben Taylor (5) 2-run F&M-Gm 1 4/6 41 Mike Durgala (3) Solo Villa Julie 4/8 42 Sven Stafford (3) Solo Villa Julie 4/8 43 Mike Durgala (4) 3-run Villa Julie 4/8 44 Ben Taylor (6) Solo Villa Julie 4/8 45 Brian Morley (4) Solo Villa Julie 4/8 46 Mike Stankus (4) 3-run Villa Julie 4/8 47 Joe Urban (4) 3-run Dickinson 4/12 48 Carl Ippolito (5) 2-run Dickinson 4/12 49 John Krivonak (1) Solo Dickinson 4/12 50 Paul Winterling (1) 3-run Dickinson 4/12 51 Dave Montegari (2) 3-run Gettysburg 4/16 52 Jay Cieri (5) Solo Ursinus-Gm 1 4/23 53 Craig Cetta (4) 2-run Muhlenberg 5/4 54 Mike DePalma (1) Solo Muhlenberg 5/4 55 Joe Urban (5) Solo Muhlenberg 5/5 56 Sven Stafford (4) Solo York 5/7 57 Sven Stafford (5) 2-run York 5/7

5 HEAD COACH BOB BABB Year School W L T Pct Postseason 1980 Johns Hopkins MAC Southeast Champs/NCAA's 1981 Johns Hopkins MAC Southeast Champions 1982 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins MAC Southeast Champs/NCAA's 1987 Johns Hopkins MAC Southeast Champions 1988 Johns Hopkins MAC South Champions 1989 Johns Hopkins MAC Champions/NCAA's (3rd) 1990 Johns Hopkins MAC Southeast Champions 1991 Johns Hopkins MAC South Champions 1992 Johns Hopkins MAC Champions/NCAA's 1993 Johns Hopkins MAC South Champions/NCAA's 1994 Johns Hopkins Centennial Champions/NCAA's 1995 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Centennial Champions/NCAA s 1998 Johns Hopkins Centennial & UAA Champs/NCAA s 1999 Johns Hopkins UAA Tri-Champions 2000 Johns Hopkins UAA Champions 2001 Johns Hopkins Centennial Champions/NCAA s 2002 Johns Hopkins Centennial Champions/NCAA s Total HOPKINS COACHING HISTORY Head Coach Years W L T Pct Unknown/Captain (22) , Merle T. Adams (1) Eddie Hooper (9) Herb Armstrong (3) Norman McNeill (1) Ed Brockman (2) Bob Owings (14) Ed Czeaj (3) Mack Irwin (2) Bob Bilgrave (2) Ross Sachs (8) Randy Hall (1) Gary Barrette (5) Hal Thorne (2) Dennis Cox (8) Bob Babb (23) 1980-pres Total (106) 1887-pres Award Winners Centennial Pitcher of the Year Yani Rosenberg All-Centennial Conference First Team: Mike DePalma Carl Ippolito Yani Rosenberg Karl Sineath Second Team: Craig Cetta Jay Cieri Honorable Mention: Doug Hitchner John Krivonak Centennial Conference Honor Roll Russ Berger Rob Morrison Mike Overstreet Karl Sineath Division III All-America Yani Rosenberg - Second Team Verizon Academic All-District II Karl Sineath Mid-Atlantic All Region First Team: Yani Rosenberg Second Team: Craig Cetta Overstreet ALL-TIME JOHNS HOPKINS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2002 NCAA REGIONALTOURNAMENT The Blue Jays made their 11th NCAA Tournament appearance and 10th under head coach Bob Babb. Hopkins fell to the College of New Jersey, 6-2, in its opening game before rebounding for an 8-4 win over Kean on the second day of competition. JHU was eliminated on the third day by DeSales, 3-2. The Blue Jays sport a (.379) alltime record in the NCAA Tournament, including a third place finish in the 1989 Division III College World Series. Mid-Atlantic Region Seedings #1 Johns Hopkins University (34-7) #4 Worcester State College (33-7) #2 Kean University (33-10) #5 Alvernia College (33-8) #3 DeSales University (30-8) #6 College of New Jersey (30-12) Thursday, May 16th Game 1: #6 College of New Jersey 6, #1 Johns Hopkins 2 Game 2: #5 Alvernia 4, #2 Kean 3 Game 3: #3 DeSales 6, #4 Worcester State 5 Friday, May 17th Game 4: Johns Hopkins 8, Kean 4 (Kean eliminated) Game 5: College of New Jersey 6, Worcester State 3 (Worcester State eliminated) Game 6: Alvernia 15, DeSales 12 Saturday, May 18th Game 7: College of New Jersey 1, Alvernia 0 Game 8: DeSales 3, Johns Hopkins 2 (Johns Hopkins eliminated) Sunday, May 19th Game 9: Alvernia 10, DeSales 7 (DeSales eliminated) Game 10: College of New Jersey 8, Alvernia 4 (Alvernia eliminated) 1976 (Team went 1-2, beating Lynchburg and losing to Upsala and 1-2 Glassboro St./scores not available) 1980 Regional Glassboro St. 4 Johns Hopkins Upsala 20 Johns Hopkins Regional Montclair State 5 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins 4 Upsala 0 Johns Hopkins 10 William Paterson 8 Montclair St. 8 Johns Hopkins Regional Johns Hopkins 8 Ferrum Johns Hopkins 8 Allegheny 4 Ferrum 6 Johns Hopkins 5 Johns Hopkins 10 Ferrum 2 World Series NC Wesleyan 11 Johns Hopkins 3 Johns Hopkins 5 Wis. Whitewater 2 Johns Hopkins 10 Southern Maine 7 NC Wesleyan 6 Johns Hopkins Regional Montclair St. 4 Johns Hopkins Trenton St. 3 Johns Hopkins Regional Montclair St. 4 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins 10 Elizabethtown 4 William Paterson 11 Johns Hopkins 10 (11 inn.) 1994 Regional Johns Hopkins 3 Rutgers-Newark Montclair St. 11 Johns Hopkins 2 Elizabethtown 5 Johns Hopkins Regional Montclair St. 12 Johns Hopkins William Paterson 6 Johns Hopkins Regional College of New Jersey 3 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins 11 Rowan 9 Allentown 10 Johns Hopkins Regional Johns Hopkins 8 Western New England Johns Hopkins 8 Gwynedd-Mercy 2 Montclair St. 4 Johns Hopkins 2 Gwynedd-Mercy 7 Johns Hopkins Regional College of New Jersey 6 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins 8 Kean 4 DeSales 3 Johns Hopkins 2 Overall Record: (.378)

6 FINAL CENTENNIAL STANDINGS Team Conference Overall Johns Hopkins Franklin & Marshall Ursinus Muhlenberg Washington College Haverford Western Maryland Swarthmore Gettysburg Dickinson ALL-TIME CENTENNIAL COMPOSITE STANDINGS Team 2002 Overall Johns Hopkins (.776) Ursinus (.691) Franklin & Marshall (.586) Western Maryland (.521) Washington College (.512) Gettysburg (.493) Dickinson (.438) Muhlenberg (.370) Haverford (.361) Swarthmore (.248) JHU Among NCAA Leaders ( ): Team: Batting Average: 22nd-t (.341) Runs Per Game: 13th (9.1) Earned Run Average: 17th (3.44) Winning Percentage: 11th-t (35-9,.795) Individual: Batting Average: Mike DePalma (29th,.449) Earned Run Average: Yani Rosenberg (11th, 1.52) Victories: Yani Rosenberg (17th-t, 9) MISCELLANEOUS STATS MULTIPLE RBI GAMES RBIS TOTAL SEASON Carl Ippolito Craig Cetta Ben Taylor Joe Urban Jay Cieri Mike Durgala Doug Hitchner Sven Stafford Mike DePalma John Krivonak Brian Morley Paul Winterling Tim Casale Rob Morrison Karl Sineath Mike Stankus Bryan Eberle Paul Long Dave Montegari Tom Prevas Team MULTIPLE RUN GAMES MULTIPLE HIT GAMES RUNS TOTAL SEASON Karl Sineath Ben Taylor Craig Cetta Joe Urban Jay Cieri Carl Ippolito Mike DePalma Tim Casale John Krivonak Rob Morrison Brian Morley Mike Durgala Doug Hitchner Paul Long Paul Winterling Sven Stafford Mike Stankus Team HITS TOTAL SEASON Karl Sineath Craig Cetta Mike DePalma Carl Ippolito Mike Durgala Ben Taylor Joe Urban John Krivonak Jay Cieri Doug Hitchner Tim Casale Brian Morley Rob Morrison Tom Prevas Sven Stafford Paul Winterling Paul Long Eric Nigro Michael Spiciarich Mike Stankus Team HITTING STREAKS LONGEST CURRENT Doug Hitchner 13 - Craig Cetta 10 1 Ben Taylor 10 - Mike DePalma 8 8 Joe Urban 8 2 John Krivonak 8 - Carl Ippolito 8 - Karl Sineath 7 3 Jay Cieri 6 - Brian Morley 6 - Rob Morrison 6 1 Mike Durgala 5 2 Tom Prevas 5 - Sven Stafford 5 2 Paul Winterling 5 - Tim Casale 4 2 JHU in the Polls Week National Region Record Preseason 21st - - March 25 14th 2nd 12-3 April 8 13th-t 2nd 21-4 April 22 8th-t 1st 26-5 May 6 6th 1st 34-6 May 20 21st 3rd 35-9 Blue Jays By The Numbers: ABCA Collegiate Baseball Newspaper s NCAA Division III Poll 5/20/02 Rank School Record 1. (8) Marietta (Ohio) Eastern Connecticut State Christopher Newport (Va.) College of New Jersey Carthage (Wis.) Concordia (Texas) Rensselaer (N.Y.) Wooster (Ohio) Wheaton (Mass.) Lakeland (Wis.) Aurora (Ill.) Pomona-Pitzer (Calif.) Wis.-Stevens Point Ohio Wesleyan Dallas (Texas) York (Pa.) Alvernia (Pa.) Methodist (N.C.) Ithaca (N.Y.) St. Thomas (Minn.) Johns Hopkins (Md.) Cortland (N.Y.) State Wartburg (Iowa) Salisbury (Md.) Trinity (Texas) Wis.-Whitewater Tufts (Mass.) Manchester (Ind.) DeSales (Pa.) Worcester State (Mass.) 33-9 Mid-Atlantic Regional Rankings 5/20 Rank School Record 1. College of New Jersey Alvernia Johns Hopkins DeSales Kean Pitt-Bradford Lebanon Valley Penn State-Behrend 35-8 Overall Home Away Neutral Centennial Centennial Home Centennial Away Non-Conference Day Night Run Games Run Games Run Games Extra Innings Doubleheaders vs. Left Handed Starters vs. Right Handed Starters Scoring by Innings R JHU Opp

7 2002 Game-by-Game Hitting Statistics (AB-R-H-RBI) Tim Craig Jay Mike Mike Bryan Doug Carl John Paul Dave Date Opponent Casale Cetta Cieri DePalma Durgala Eberle Hitchner Ippolito Krivonak Long Montegari 3/1 Messiah dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/6 Villa Julie dnp dnp dnp --- 3/8 Johnson & Wales dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/9 William Paterson dnp dnp dnp --- 3/10 SUNY-New Paltz dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/10 SUNY-New Paltz dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/16 vs. Robert Morris /17 vs. Suffolk dnp dnp dnp 3/18 vs. Amherst dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/19 vs. Wooster dnp /20 vs. Chicago dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /21 vs. SUNY-Brockport dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/21 vs. SUNY-Brockport dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /22 vs. Allegheny dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Elizabethtown dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/25 St. Mary s dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/28 Western Maryland dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Western Maryland dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/30 Haverford dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/30 Haverford dnp dnp Washington dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/3 Catholic dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/5 Washington dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/6 Franklin & Marshall dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/6 Franklin & Marshall dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/8 Villa Julie dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Dickinson dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/12 Dickinson dnp dnp Swarthmore dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Swarthmore dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/16 Gettysburg /23 Ursinus dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/23 Ursinus dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Gettysburg dnp Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/29 Neumann dnp dnp dnp dnp Montclair State dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/4 Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/5 Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp York dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/16 vs. Coll. of New Jersey dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/17 vs. Kean dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/18 vs. DeSales dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Totals

8 2002 Game-by-Game Hitting Statistics (AB-R-H-RBI) Brian Rob Eric Tom Aaron Karl Michael Sven Mike Ben Joe Paul Date Opponent Morley Morrison Nigro Prevas Schott Sineath Spiciarich Stafford Stankus Taylor Urban Winterling 3/1 Messiah dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp --- dnp /6 Villa Julie dnp dnp dnp dnp /8 Johnson & Wales dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /9 William Paterson dnp dnp /10 SUNY-New Paltz dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/10 SUNY-New Paltz dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/16 vs. Robert Morris dnp dnp dnp /17 vs. Suffolk dnp dnp dnp dnp /18 vs. Amherst dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp --- dnp dnp 3/19 vs. Wooster dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/20 vs. Chicago dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /21 vs. SUNY-Brockport dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /21 vs. SUNY-Brockport dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/22 vs. Allegheny dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Elizabethtown dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/25 St. Mary s dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /28 Western Maryland dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Western Maryland dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/30 Haverford dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 3/30 Haverford dnp dnp dnp dnp Washington dnp dnp dnp 4/3 Catholic dnp dnp dnp dnp /5 Washington dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /6 Franklin & Marshall dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/6 Franklin & Marshall dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/8 Villa Julie dnp dnp dnp dnp Dickinson dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/12 Dickinson dnp dnp Swarthmore dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Swarthmore dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp --- dnp dnp 4/16 Gettysburg dnp /23 Ursinus dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 4/23 Ursinus dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Gettysburg dnp dnp dnp dnp Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp /29 Neumann dnp dnp dnp dnp Montclair State dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/4 Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/5 Muhlenberg dnp dnp dnp --- dnp dnp York dnp dnp dnp dnp /16 vs. Coll. of New Jersey dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp 5/17 vs. Kean dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp --- dnp dnp 5/18 vs. DeSales dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp dnp Totals

9 #19 Russ Berger, So. 3/1 Messiah R /10 SUNY-New Paltz S /18 Amherst R /20 Chicago S W /25 St. Mary s (MD) S /30 Haverford S W /5 Washington (MD) S W /13 Swarthmore S /24 Gettysburg S W /7 York S L /18 DeSales S L Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/10 Brandeis R /14 UVA@Wise S W /18 John. & Wales R W /25 Catholic R /4 Washington (MD) S W /8 Dickinson R L /17 Gettysburg R L /20 Gettysburg R /28 Muhlenberg R /4 Villa Julie S W /18 Gwynedd-Mercy S W Totals #17 Jeremy Brown, Jr. 3/1 Messiah R /9 William Paterson S /18 Amherst R /20 Chicago R sv /22 Allegheny S W /29 Western MD S W /6 F&M S /13 Swarthmore S W /23 Ursinus S W /27 Muhlenberg S L /5 Muhlenberg S /17 Kean S W Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/10 Brandeis S /14 Simpson S L /20 York R /25 Catholic S /1 Swarthmore R /8 Dickinson S Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/3 Messiah R /9 Susquehanna S /13 Washington (MO) R W /25 Catholic R /7 Dickinson R /11 Gettysburg R /14 Gettysburg R /30 Western Md R W /2 Montclair St. S L Totals #5 Jason Hochfelder, Fr. 3/6 Villa Julie R /9 William Paterson R /16 Robert Morris R /19 Wooster R /21 SUNY-Brockport R /2 Washington (MD) R /5 Washington (MD) R /24 Gettysburg R /7 York R Totals #31 Mark Jarashow, Sr. 3/6 Villa Julie S /21 SUNY-Brockport S W /25 St. Mary s (MD) R /12 Dickinson R /24 Gettysburg R /7 York R /18 DeSales R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/13 Case Western R /23 Elizabethtown R /7 F&M R /2 Montclair St. R /4 Villa Julie R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/19 John. & Wales R /1 Ursinus R /6 Haverford R Totals #24 Neal Lynch, Sr. 3/1 Messiah R /8 Johnson & Wales S /10 SUNY-New Paltz R /17 Suffolk S W /20 Chicago R /3 Catholic S W /9 Dickinson R /16 Gettysburg R /27 Muhlenberg R /30 Montclair St. S W /5 Muhlenberg R /7 York R /17 Kean R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/23 Elizabethtown R /14 Haverford R /23 Lebanon Valley R /2 Montclair St. R /6 York S L /19 Montclair St. S L Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/24 Villa Julie R /26 Neumann R Totals #27 George Merrell, So. 3/1 Messiah R /6 Villa Julie R /9 William Paterson R L /10 SUNY-New Paltz R L /16 Robert Morris S W /24 Elizabethtown S /29 Neumann R /7 York R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/8 Widener S W /13 Case Western R W /18 John. & Wales S /7 F&M R /21 Ursinus R /25 TCNJ R W /2 Montclair St. R /5 NY-Farmingdale S W /17 W. New England S W Totals #18 Dave Montegari, Fr. 3/6 Villa Julie R /9 William Paterson R /19 Wooster R Totals #14 Mike Overstreet, Sr. 3/1 Messiah R /8 Johnson & Wales R /9 William Paterson R /10 SUNY-New Paltz R /16 Robert Morris R /18 Amherst R /20 Chicago R /25 St. Mary s (MD) R L /30 Haverford R /8 Villa Julie R /16 Gettysburg R /29 Neumann R /7 York R /18 DeSales R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/8 Widener R /10 Brandeis R W /12 Washington (MO) R sv /17 NY-Farmingdale R W /25 Catholic R L /1 Swarthmore R /8 Dickinson R /10 Western Md R /20 Gettysburg R /2 Montclair St. R /6 Suffolk R /19 Montclair St. R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/3 Messiah R /7 TCNJ R /10 Case Western R /15 FDU-Madison S W /24 Villa Julie R W /30 Elizabethtown S L /8 F&M S W /29 Muhlenberg S L /1 Ursinus R Totals #33 Matt Righter, So. 3/1 Messiah R /6 Villa Julie R W /10 SUNY-New Paltz S /19 Wooster S L /25 St. Mary s (MD) R /28 Western MD R /30 Haverford S W /6 F&M R W /9 Dickinson S L /29 Neumann R /30 Montclair St. R sv /7 York R /16 Coll. of New Jersey R /18 DeSales R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/8 Widener R /13 Case Western S /1 Swarthmore R /25 TCNJ S /2 Montclair St. S /6 Suffolk S /19 Montclair St. R Totals #22 Yani Rosenberg, Sr. 3/8 Johnson & Wales R W /18 Amherst S /22 Allegheny R sv /28 Western MD S W /2 Washington (MD) S W /6 F&M S W /12 Dickinson S W /16 Gettysburg S W /23 Ursinus S W /27 Muhlenberg S W /4 Muhlenberg S W /16 Coll. of New Jersey S L Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/11 Emory S L

10 3/14 Simpson R /17 NY-Farmingdale R sv /20 York S W /27 Washington (MD) S W /3 Dickinson S W /7 F&M S W /10 Western Md S W /14 Haverford S W /17 Gettysburg S /20 Gettysburg R /21 Ursinus S W /28 Muhlenberg S W Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/3 Messiah S W /7 TCNJ R /10 Case Western S W /14 Emory S W /25 Catholic R /1 Swarthmore S L /7 Dickinson S W /11 Gettysburg S W /20 Western Md S /26 Washington (MD) S W /1 Ursinus S W /1 Ursinus S /6 Haverford S W Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/2 Coppin St. R W /12 Case Western S /14 Washington (MO) R /16 Brandeis S W /20 Keene St. S W /27 TCNJ S L /3 Haverford S Totals #8 Jason Setty, Sr. 3/1 Messiah S W /8 Johnson & Wales R /10 SUNY-New Paltz R W /21 SUNY-Brockport S W /24 Elizabethtown R W /29 Western MD R /2 Washington (MD) R /8 Villa Julie S W /12 Dickinson R /29 Neumann S W /18 DeSales R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/8 Widener R /12 Washington (MO) S W /17 NY-Farmingdale S /23 Elizabethtown R /14 Haverford R W /23 Lebanon Valley S W /2 Montclair St. R W /19 Montclair St. R /19 Gwynedd-Mercy R L Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/3 Messiah R /7 TCNJ R /11 Rochester S W /13 Washington (MO) R sv /19 John. & Wales S W /25 Catholic S /1 Swarthmore S W /14 Gettysburg S L /29 Muhlenberg S W /1 Ursinus R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 3/14 Washington (MO) S /18 Susquehanna S W /27 TCNJ R /3 Haverford R W /10 Swarthmore S W /18 F&M S /26 Dickinson S W /1 Muhlenberg S Totals #28 Sven Stafford, So. 3/1 Messiah R sv /8 Johnson & Wales R /9 William Paterson R /18 Amherst R W /28 Western MD R /2 Washington (MD) R /8 Villa Julie R /13 Swarthmore R W /16 Gettysburg R /29 Neumann R /5 Muhlenberg R W /17 Kean R Totals Opp. S/R W/L IP H R ER BB SO 4/26 Messiah R sv /28 Muhlenberg R /2 Montclair St. R /5 York R sv Totals Statistical Leaders Batting Average (min. 75 at-bats): Mike DePalma (40-89) Mike Durgala (33-80) Joe Urban (41-111) Craig Cetta (47-132) Jay Cieri (35-99) Ben Taylor (36-103) John Krivonak (34-100) At-Bats: Karl Sineath Craig Cetta Carl Ippolito Joe Urban Ben Taylor John Krivonak Jay Cieri Runs Scored: Karl Sineath Ben Taylor Carl Ippolito Joe Urban Jay Cieri Craig Cetta Hits: Craig Cetta Karl Sineath Carl Ippolito Joe Urban Mike DePalma Ben Taylor RBIs: Craig Cetta Carl Ippolito Joe Urban Ben Taylor Jay Cieri Mike Durgala Doug Hitchner Doubles: Craig Cetta Jay Cieri Joe Urban Carl Ippolito Karl Sineath Mike Durgala John Krivonak Ben Taylor Triples: Carl Ippolito Craig Cetta Ben Taylor Tim Casale Rob Morrison Home Runs: Ben Taylor Jay Cieri Carl Ippolito Sven Stafford Joe Urban Stolen Bases: Karl Sineath Tim Casale Craig Cetta Mike DePalma Slugging % (min. 75 at-bats): Mike Durgala Ben Taylor Jay Cieri Joe Urban Carl Ippolito Craig Cetta On-Base % (min. 75 at-bats): Jay Cieri Joe Urban Ben Taylor Mike DePalma John Krivonak Mike Durgala ERA (min. 12 IP): Sven Stafford Jason Hochfelder Yani Rosenberg Mike Overstreet Matt Righter Jason Setty Russ Berger Wins: Yani Rosenberg Jason Setty Jeremy Brown Russ Berger Neal Lynch Matt Righter Sven Stafford Games Pitched: Mike Overstreet Matt Righter Neal Lynch Jeremy Brown Yani Rosenberg Sven Stafford Games Started: Yani Rosenberg Russ Berger Jeremy Brown Neal Lynch Matt Righter Jason Setty Complete Games: Yani Rosenberg Jeremy Brown Neal Lynch Saves: Jeremy Brown Matt Righter Yani Rosenberg Sven Stafford Innings Pitched: Yani Rosenberg Jeremy Brown Russ Berger Neal Lynch Matt Righter Jason Setty Strikeouts: Yani Rosenberg Jeremy Brown Russ Berger Jason Setty Neal Lynch Matt Righter