Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (30-23, ACC)

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USF Baseball Game Notes

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2/15 Liberty#

W

2-1

2/15 Richmond#

W

11-4

2/16

@ UNF#

W 12-1

2/18

@ Florida Gulf Coast

W 5-1

2/21

Penn State

W 19-1

2/22

Penn State

W 11-7

2/23

Penn State

W 6-5

2/28 Columbia

L

1-0

3/1

Columbia (DH) L 4-6, W 13-5

3/2 Columbia

W

7-2

3/4

No. 2 Florida State

L 5-1

3/5

No. 2 Florida State

L 4-1

3/7 Northwestern

W

7-0

3/8 Northwestern

W

4-2

3/9 Northwestern

L

6-4

3/12

No. 19 FIU

L 8-2

3/14

Rhode Island

W 5-1

3/15

Rhode Island

W 4-3

3/16

Rhode Island

L 16-13

3/18 @

Jacksonville

PPD

3/21 UConn*

W

2-1

3/22 UConn*

W

6-2

3/23 UConn*

L

4-2

3/25

No. 30 FIU

L 9-0

3/28

@ Cincinnati*

W 2-1

3/29

@ Cincinnati*

L 3-2

3/30

@ Cincinnati*

W 7-6

4/1

@ Stetson

L 6-3

4/2

@ Stetson

L 2-1

4/4 UCF*

L

2-0

4/5 UCF*

W

4-2

4/6 UCF*

L

6-3

4/11 @

Temple*

W

13-6

4/12 @

Temple*

L

6-5

4/13 @

Temple*

W

6-3

4/15 Stetson

W

10-3

4/17

@ No. 12 Houston*

L 3-2

4/18

@ No. 12 Houston*

W 4-3

4/19

@ No. 12 Houston*

L 5-3

4/22 FGCU

L

5-3

4/25 Memphis*

W

3-1

4/26 Memphis*

W

5-3

4/27 Memphis*

L

7-5

4/29 UNF

L

6-5

5/3

No. 8 Louisville*

L 3-1

5/3

**No. 8 Louisville* L 3-2 (11 inn)**

5/4

No. 8 Louisville*

L 9-5

5/7

@ FIU

W 6-4

5/9

@ Rutgers*

L 3-1

5/10

@ Rutgers* L 5-4 (11 innings)

5/11

@ Rutgers* L 12-2 (7 innings)

5/13

@ No. 13 Florida

L 8-2

5/15

@ Georgia Tech 7:00

p.m.

5/16

@ Georgia Tech 7:00

p.m.

5/17

@ Georgia Tech 1:00

p.m.

* American Athletic Conference Game

# Best Bet Classic hosted by UNF

2014 Schedule

Games 53-55

Atlanta, Ga. (Russ Chandler Stadium)

Game Information

Dates: May 15 - 17

Times

• Thu - 7:00 p.m.

• Fri - 7:00 p.m.

• Sat - 1:00 p.m.

Local Radio: WHFS 1010 AM

TV: ESPN3

Live Stats: Ramblinwreck.com Twitter: @USFBaseball

Series: GT leads 9-1

First Meeting: L, 8-2 - 2/20/88

Last Meeting: L, 15-7 - 5/7/07

Pos # Player Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB Notes

C 12 Levi Borders .238 168 22 40 10 0 0 19 1-1 4-for-5 in Gm 3 of Memphis series 1B 42 Buddy Putnam .252 131 17 33 4 2 2 21 0-1 Hitting .316 w/runners in scoring pos. 2B 9 Andres Leal .328 64 9 21 2 0 0 7 0-0 Hitting .343 w/runners on base 3B 8 Nik Alfonso .243 144 19 35 2 0 0 21 3-4 2nd on team with 21 RBIs from 9-hole SS 3 Kyle Teaf .351 188 40 66 7 3 0 18 5-10 Team best .481 on-base %

LF 16 Luke Maglich .250 148 18 37 4 2 2 28 4-4 Hitting .333 (17-for-51) with two outs CF 7 Austin Lueck .293 116 17 34 11 1 0 11 8-10 Hitting .353 (12-for-34) over L9 games RF 29 Daniel Portales .257 171 18 44 4 0 0 20 0-1 Had base hit in 1st two college at-bats DH 4 Luke Borders .286 133 21 38 6 0 1 20 1-1 12-for-27 (walk/hit) when starting inning

Probable Defensive Lineup

Quick Hitters

USF

Bulls

(25-27, 10-14 American)

Head Coach: Lelo Prado (

Tampa, 1985

)

Record at USF: 249-217 (8th Yr) Career: 847-634-2 (26th Yr) Division I: 569-511-1 (19th Yr)

Probable Defensive Lineup is made up by Athletic Communications

Georgia

Tech

Yellow

Jackets

(30-23, 14-16 ACC)

Head Coach: Danny Hall (

Ohio, 1977)

Record at GT: 884-425-1(21st Yr) Career: 1,092-552-1 (27th Yr) Division I: 1,092-552-1 (27th Yr)

• USF and Georgia Tech both closed out conference play last weekend. Both teams were swept as

USF dropped three games to Rutgers while GT fell to Virginia in all three games

• USF and Georgia Tech are meeting for the fi rst time since the 2007 season

• All three games of the series will be able to be viewed on ESPN3

• USF played its 11th game vs a ranked opponent on Tuesday night falling 8-2 to No. 13 Florida. A

5-run second inning doomed the Bulls after scoring two runs in fi rst two innings

• Kyle Teaf ranks in the top fi ve in The American in batting avg, on-base %, runs, hits and walks

• Tommy Peterson made his fi rst relief appearance on Tuesday since March 30 when he tossed 4

innings of shutout ball vs. Cincinnati. On Tues, he tossed 3.1 innings allowing just one hit with 3 K’s

Probable Starters

TBD Jimmy Herget 6-6 1.37 ERA 91.1 IP 13 App 71 K 21 BB Casey Mulholland 4-1 3.03 ERA 71.1 IP 15 App 48 K 32 BB Ben Parr 4-3 2.88 ERA 50.0 IP 14 App 38 K 17 BB Josh Heddinger 3-3 3.76 ERA 64.2 IP 13 App 48 K 24 BB Devin Stanton 4-3 2.30 ERA 62.2 IP 15 App 48 K 19 BB

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Overall ... 25-27 Home ... 15-17 Away ...8-10 Neutral ... 2-0 Conference ... 10-14 vs. Ranked Teams ...1-10 vs. ACC ... 0-2 vs. A-Sun ... 3-4 vs. A-10 ... 3-1 vs. Big South ... 1-0 vs. Big 10 ... 5-1 vs. C-USA ... 1-2 vs. Ivy ... 2-2 vs. SEC ... 0-1 In Florida ... 20-20 In Georgia ... 0-0 In New Jersey ... 1-4 In Ohio ... 2-1 In Pennsylvania ... 1-0 In Texas ... 1-2 On Monday ... 0-0 On Tuesday ... 2-6 On Wednesday ... 1-3 On Thursday ... 0-1 On Friday ... 9-3 On Saturday ... 8-6 On Sunday ... 5-8 In February ... 7-1 In March ...10-9 In April ...7-10 In May ... 1-7 In June ... 0-0 Day Games ...9-16 Night Games ... 16-11 USF scores 0-2 runs ...3-15 USF scores 3-5 runs ...8-11 USF scores 6-9 runs ... 7-0 USF scores 10+ runs ... 7-1 Opp. scores 0-2 runs ...13-3 Opp. scores 3-5 runs ...9-11 Opp. scores 6-9 runs ...3-11 Opp. scores 10+ runs ... 0-2 USF hits 0 HR ... 20-25 USF hits 1 HR ... 4-2 USF hits 2+ HR ... 1-0 Opp. hits 0 HR ... 22-21 Opp. hits 1 HR ... 3-5 Opp. hits 2+ HR ... 0-1 USF scores fi rst ...17-9 Opp. scores fi rst ...8-18 USF scores in 1st inning ...11-6 Opp. scores in 1st inning ...8-12 USF leading after 6 ...21-5 USF leading after 7 ...24-3 USF leading after 8 ...24-2 Opp. leading after 6 ...2-18 Opp. leading after 7 ...1-19 Opp. leading after 8 ...1-20 Tied after 6 ... 2-4 Tied after 7 ... 0-3 Tied after 8 ... 0-3 Extra Innings ... 0-1 1-Run games ... 7-8 2-Run games ... 5-9 Herget starts ... 6-7 Mulholland starts ... 8-5 Lawson starts... 5-3 Serrallonga starts ... 2-1 Adel starts ... 1-0 Farley starts ... 1-2 Murray starts ... 0-1 Pardo starts ... 0-2 Peterson starts ... 1-5 Hernandez starts ... 0-1 Commit no error ... 4-6 Commit one error ... 11-12 Commit 2+ errors ...10-9

USF Records...

FOOOUUURRR: Austin Lueck picked up the fi rst four-hit performance for USF in the series

fi nale vs Penn State going 4-for-4 with a run scored and a RBI. It was also his fi rst career

four-hit game, his previous best was three hits vs. Florida State last season.

SCORING MACHINE: The 36 runs scored vs. Penn State earlier this season were the most a

USF team has scored in a three-game series vs. an opponent during the Lelo Prado era.

LOCAL PRODUCTS: USF is getting a ton of production from its local area student-athletes

as 11 of the teams 12 main starters (including weekend starters) thus far are within an hour

and fi fteen minute drive time.

HONORED BY THE AMERICAN: Jimmy Herget has been named to the American Athletic

Conference Honor Roll fi ve times this season. Casey Mulholland earned Pitcher of the Week

and was named to Weekly Honor Roll this year. Janick Serrallonga, Kyle Teaf, Brandon

Lawson and Luke Maglich were all named to the Weekly Honor this season as well

OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW: USF began a new era in the 2013-14 academic

year becoming a member of the newly formed American Athletic Conference.

AMERICAN CONFERENCE PRESEASON HONORS: Jimmy Herget (So., P) and Nik Alfonso

(RSo., 2B) were both named to the American preseason All-Conference team on Dec. 23,

2013. Herget was also named the Preseason Pitcher of the Year along with Carson Cross of

UConn.

STOPPER OF THE YEAR: Lawrence Pardo was named to the National Collegiate Baseball

Writers Association Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch list. Pardo had an excellent year in

2013 as he posted a 5-1 record w/a 2.27 ERA. He tossed 43.2 innings over 33 appearances

registering 42 strikeouts while walking 24. He was also named to the All-BIG EAST Third Team.

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN: Jimmy Herget was named a 2013 Freshman All-American by

three publications, Louisville Slugger, Perfect Game and Baseball America.

HOME SWEET HOME: USF will play 31 home games this season at Red McEwen Field,

home of the Bulls including 20 of their fi rst 26 games of the season.

MLB: USF had fi ve players sign with Major League Baseball teams in 2013 including two

who were drafted. James Ramsay was selected in the 7th round by the Houston Astros

while Nick Gonzalez was taken by the San Francisco Giants in the 24th round.

SUNSHINE STATE: USF stays in the Sunshine State the entire season for non-conference

games until the fi nal weekend of the year when they make a trek to Atlanta, Ga. to take on

Georgia Tech. In total, the Bulls will play 16 games against teams from Florida

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON: Levi and Luke Borders are the sons of 1992 World Series MVP

Pat Borders who had a 17 year career with the Angels, Astros, Blue Jays, Cardinals, Indians,

Royals, Twins and White Sox. Pat also won a gold medal for Team USA in the 2000 Summer

Olympics. He is one of just four players to win a gold medal and a World Series.

DIAMOND NOTES

INTERVIEWS

All interviews are to be

conducted through the USF

Athletic Communications

Offi ce and baseball contact

Manny Nieves. The best

method of contact is via

email at [email protected].

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS

USF head coach Lelo Prado and

requested players are available for

postgame interviews which must be

conducted through the USF Athletic

Communications Staff . All interviews

will take place by the home dugout

after Coach Prado concludes his radio

interview.

PRESS BOX

The USF Baseball Stadium press box is

for working members of the media only.

Admission to the press box is by credential

only. All credential requests will be approved

by the USF Athletic Communications Offi ce and

baseball contact Manny Nieves (nieves2@usf.

edu). All request must be made at least 24

hours prior to the requested game.

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2014 ROSTER INFORMATION

Numerical Roster

No. Name

Pos.

B/T. Ht.

Wt. Class Hometown (Previous School)

2 Clay Simmons

INF/OF R/R 6-1

195 Fr.

Centerhill, Fla. (South Sumter HS)

3 Kyle Teaf

INF

L/R 5-9

170 Jr.

Tallahassee, Fla. (Trinity Catholic)

4 Luke Borders

INF/OF L/R 6-3

198 Fr.

Winter Haven, Fla. (Winter Haven HS)

5 Buddy Putnam

UT

L/R 6-3

185 Jr.

Bartow, Fla. (Bartow HS)

6 Jonathan Bennett

INF

L/R 5-9

165 Fr.

Escambia, Fla. (Pensacola HS)

7 Austin Lueck

OF

R/R 6-0

215 Jr.

Daytona, Fla. (Lake Brantley HS)

8 Nik Alfonso

INF

R/R 5-9

180 RSo.

Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic)

9 Andres Leal

UT

L/R 5-8

185 Fr.

Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic)

10 Jordan Strittmatter

RHP

R/R 6-3

200 Jr.

Daytona, Fla. (Lake Brantley HS)

12 Levi Borders

C

R/R 6-3

185 So.

Winter Haven, Fla. (Winter Haven HS)

13 Brandon Lawson

RHP

L/R 6-2

200 Fr.

Spring Hill, Fla. (Hernando HS)

14 Vincent Leto

OF

L/R 5-10 170 So.

Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit HS)

15 Hayden Kelley

OF

L/R 6-2

200 So.

Tampa, Fla. (Miami Dade CC)

16 Zac Gilcrease

INF

S/R 6-2

175 Jr.

Tampa, Fla. (Cambridge Christian )

17 Janick Serrallonga

LHP

L/L 5-9

160 Sr.

Hialeah, Fla. (Champagnat Catholic)

18 Luke Maglich

OF

L/R 6-3

190 So.

Sarasota, Fla. (Riverview HS)

19 Cody Hernandez

RHP

R/R 6-0

180 So.

Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic)

20 Jimmy Herget

RHP

R/R 6-3

165 So.

Tampa, Fla. (Jeff erson HS)

21 Blake Sydeski

C

R/R 6-3

215 Jr.

Daytona Beach, Fla. (New Smyrna HS)

24 Michael Clarkson

RHP

R/R 6-1

205 Jr.

Dunedin, Fla. (Dunedin HS)

25 Nolan Thomas

LHP

L/L 6-0

180 Sr.

Big Pine Key, Fla. (Tallahassee CC)

27 Diego Rapalino

RHP

R/R 6-4

180 RSo.

Barranquilla, Columbia (British International College)

29 Daniel Portales

UT

R/R 6-3

205 Fr.

Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit HS)

33 Vincent Miniet

INF

R/R 6-0

200 Fr.

Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit HS)

34 Justin Patrick

RHP

R/R 6-5

205 So.

Cumberland, R.I. (Cumberland HS)

37 Tommy Peterson

RHP

R/R 6-1

205 RFr.

New Port Richey, Fla. (River Ridge HS)

38 Joe Altieri

C

L/R 6-0

200 So.

Tampa, Fla. (Jesuit HS)

40 Josh Walker

LHP

L/L 6-6

200 Fr.

Otisville, N.Y. (Minisink Valley HS)

42 Lawrence Pardo

LHP

L/L 6-0

190 Sr.

Miami, Fla. (Santa Fe College)

44 Brandon Murray

RHP

R/R 6-6

230 Fr.

Orlando, Fla. (West Orange HS)

47 Casey Mulholland

RHP

R/R 6-4

190 Jr.

Bradenton, Fla. (State College of Florida)

51 Joe Adel

RHP

R/R 6-7

215 RSo.

Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz HS)

1 Head Coach: Lelo Prado

23 Assistant Coach: Chris Heintz

26 Assistant Coach: Lance Carter

30 Volunteer Coach: Frank Maldonado

Director of Operations: Greg Parris

Alphabetical Roster

No. Name

Pos.

51 Joe

Adel

RHP

8 Nik Alfonso

INF

38 Joe Altieri

C

6 Jonathan Bennett

INF

12 Levi Borders

C

4 Luke Borders

INF/OF

24 Michael Clarkson

RHP

16 Zac Gilcrease

INF

20 Jimmy Herget

RHP

19 Cody Hernandez

RHP

15 Hayden Kelley

OF

13 Brandon

Lawson RHP

9 Andres

Leal

UT

14 Vincent Leto

OF

7 Austin Lueck

OF

18 Luke Maglich

OF

33 Vincent Miniet

INF

47 Casey Mulholland

RHP

44 Brandon Murray

RHP

42 Lawrence Pardo

LHP

34 Justin Patrick

RHP

37 Tommy Peterson

RHP

29 Daniel Portales

UT-5 Buddy Putnam

UT

27 Diego Rapalino

RHP

17 Janick Serrallonga LHP

2 Clay Simmons

INF/OF

10 Jordan

Strittmatter RHP

21 Blake

Sydeski

C

3 Kyle

Teaf

INF

25 Nolan

Thomas

LHP

40 Josh

Walker

LHP

Pronunciation Guide

7 Austin

Lueck

...Luke

9 Andres Leal ...Andre - es Lay - Al

14 Vincent Leto ... Lay - Toe

17 Janick Serrallonga ...Yaaan - Nick Sare - A - Longa

27 Diego Rapalino ...Rap - a - LEE - No

29 Daneil Portales ... Port - Tal - Less

33 Vincent Miniet ... Min - Yet

38 Joe Altieri ...Al - Tear - E

51 Joe Adel ...A - Dell

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2013 BIG EAST CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE

RECORD

WIN % RECORD

WIN % STREAK

LOUISVILLE 20-4

.833

51-14

.785

LOST 2

SETON HALL

18-6

.750

37-19

.661

LOST 1

PITTSBURGH 18-6

.750

42-17

.712

LOST 1

USF

17-7

.708

36-22

.621

LOST 2

RUTGERS 14-10

.583

28-30

.483

LOST 1

ST. JOHN’S

10-14

.417

23-35

.397

LOST 2

NOTRE DAME

10-14

.417

34-24

.586

LOST 1

CONNECTICUT 9-15

.375

35-28

.556

LOST 2

CINCINNATI 6-18

.250

24-32

.428

WON 1

GEORGETOWN 5-19

.208

25-28

.472

LOST 10

VILLANOVA 5-19

.208

14-40

.259

WON 3

NCAA DIVISION I BOARD OF DIRECTORS: USF President Judy Genshaft named fi rst female chairperson of the NCAA Division I Board of Directors.

HOW THE BULLS WERE BORN: With early name suggestions of “Desert Rats,” “Florida Chickens,” and even a student election runoff with the name

“Buccaneer,” the “Golden Brahman” was selected as the offi

cial mascot of USF in November 1962. Students reasoned that, since Florida was a

cattle-raising state like Texas, USF needed a mascot comparable to the Texas Longhorns mascot. In the late 1980s, the mascot evolved into the “Bulls.”

DEGREES FOR ALL: USF off ers over 230 degree programs at the undergraduate, graduate, specialty and doctoral levels.

CITY OF TAMPA: Tampa boasts an average temperature of 70-90 degrees and is home to Busch Gardens, six professional sports teams,

numerous cultural amenities, gorgeous beaches nearby, and a vibrant music scene.

DIVERSE POPULATION: Tampa is recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau as one of the top fi ve most diverse and integrated urban areas in the country.

NEXT BIG THING: USF is one of America’s Top 50 Research Universities.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO: Over 600 registered student organizations at the University of South Florida

This Week in USF Baseball

USF AT A GLANCE

2013 SEASON REWIND

ALL-BIG EAST CONFERENCE

A

FIRST TEAM: James Ramsay - OF

SECOND TEAM: Jimmy Herget - SP

THIRD TEAM: Jimmy Falla - 1B; Lawrence Pardo - RP; Kyle Teaf - SS

BIG EAST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Jimmy Herget

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2013 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SIGNEES

Jimmy Falla

New York Yankees

Signed as Free Agent

Nick Gonzalez

San Francisco Giants

Drafted 24th Round

Joey Lovecchio

Toronto Blue Jays

Signed as Free Agent

James Ramsay

Houston Astros

Drafted 7th Round

Chad Taylor

New York Yankees

Signed as Free Agent

USF ... Category ...GT

25-27 ...Record ... 34-18

.262 ...Team Avg. ...266

1729 ...At Bats ...1709

250 ... Runs ... 242

453 ... Hits ... 454

64 ...Doubles ... 60

12 ... Triples ...8

8 ... Homeruns ... 22

218 ...RBI ... 218

26-38 ...Stolen Bases-Att ... 45-63

.327 ... Slugging % ... 349

.355 ... On Base % ...347

195 ... Walks ... 178

326 ...Strikeouts ... 287

3.35 ... Team ERA ...3.33

.256 ... Opponents BA ...252

311 ...Strikeouts ... 362

188 ... Walks ... 145

10 ... Saves... 18

95 ...Extra Base Hits Allowed ... 108

10 ... Homers Allowed... 29

221 ... Runs Allowed ... 202

172 ...Earned Runs Allowed ... 176

69 ... Errors ... 54

.965 ... Fielding % ...974

2014 Stat Comparison

MONDAY

12 TUESDAY

13 @ Florida

L, 8-2

Sun Sports

WEDNESDAY

14 THURSDAY

15 @ Georgia Tech

7:00 p.m.

ESPN3

FRIDAY

16 @ Georgia Tech

7:00 p.m.

ESPN3

SATURDAY

17 @ Georgia Tech

1:00 p.m.

ESPN3

SUNDAY

18

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Red McEwen Field at USF Baseball Stadium

Offi

cially opened on Feb. 22, 2011, a 4-3 10 inning loss against Elon. The stadium has a capacity is 3,211 with a 1,500 spectator

grandstand. It features one of the largest scoreboards in college baseball with measurements of 325 down the LF line, 400 to CF

and 330 down the RF line. The facility shares a concourse and pavilion area with the softball stadium including the Donaldson

Deck. There is a covered batting cage area beyond the right fi eld wall.

University of South Florida Athletics District

The University of South Florida Athletics District is the new and improved home for the Bulls Intercollegiate Athletics. After

gaining approval in December 2009, construction began in June 2010. The $33.5 million project, which was completed in 2012,

includes new baseball, softball and soccer stadiums, football and basketball practice facilities, upgrades to the tennis facility

and the construction of recreation fi elds. Additionally, the Sun Dome, home of USF’s men’s and women’s basketball programs,

received a $35.6 million renovation that was completed in May of 2012. Current upgrades are being done to men’s and women’s

golf facility along with the football and volleyball locker rooms.

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R/R

• 6-1

•

195

• Fr.

• Centerhill, Fla.

•Redshirting this season due to arm injury • Rated one of top 100 prospects in Florida by Baseball America for 2013 MLB Draft

• Named the FHSAA Player of the Year

• Hit over .300 every yr in HS including a career best .446 as a junior

L/R

• 5-9

•

170

• Jr.

• Tallahassee, Fla.

• Is 40-for-80 (walk or hit) when leading inning off • Has a hit in 11 of last 12 games (.472, 17-for-36) • Only player to start all 51 games this season • Hitting .378 vs ranked teams this season • 2013 3rd Team All-BIG EAST

Career Statistics

Year Avg. GP-GS AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI

2014 .351 52-52 188 66 40 7 3 0 18 2013 .286 58-58 234 67 57 12 2 1 22 2012 .251 59-53 179 45 32 6 2 1 16

Career .296 169-163 601 178 129 25 7 2 56

L/R

• 6-3

•

198

• Fr.

• Winter Haven, Fla.

• Hit fi rst career home run vs. Penn State • 6-for-10 in Memphis series w/3 runs & 2 RBIs • Registered a .388 career batting avg. in HS • Named All-County 1st Team (‘11) & 2nd Team (‘10) • 2nd Team All-County in football as a senior Career Statistics

2014 .286 42-37 133 38 21 6 0 1 20

Career .286 42-37 133 38 21 6 0 1 20

L/R

• 6-3

•

185

• Jr.

• Bartow, Fla.

• Went 2-fo- 3 and drove in 3 on 3/1 vs. Columbia. • 12-for-38 (.316) w/runners in scoring position • Reached safely in 20 straight games this season Career Statistics

2014 .252 41-35 131 33 17 4 2 2 21 2013 .182 34-19 77 13 7 0 0 1 8 2012 .216 37-27 102 22 10 1 0 0 10

Career .219 111-81 310 68 34 5 2 3 39

L/R

• 5-9

•

165

• Fr.

• Escambia, Fla.

• Redshirting this season due to arm injury • Team MVP & Captain during Jr. and Sr. seasons • All-State selection as a senior after hitting .404 • Mother Holly is a retired U.S. Navy captain

2

• Clay Simmons

• OF/INF

3

• Kyle Teaf

• INF

4

• Luke Borders

• OF

5

• Buddy Putnam

• 1B

6

• Jonathan Bennett

• INF

7

• Austin Lueck

• OF

12

• Levi Borders

• C

R/R

• 6-0

•

215

• Jr.

• Daytona, Fla.

• Went 4-for-4 vs. Penn State on 2/23 • Hitting .323 (20-for-62) vs. RHP this season • Hit .484 (16-for-33) during recent 9 game hit streak which ended Friday vs. Rutgers

2014 .293 42-29 116 34 17 11 1 0 11 2013 .245 34-26 94 23 12 4 0 2 13 2012 .167 8-0 6 1 2 0 0 0 0

Career .269 84-55 216 58 31 15 1 2 24

R/R

• 5-9

•

180

• RSo.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Drove in 1st run in USF’s 2-1 win vs. Liberty • Has hit .290 in games vs. ranked opponents • 5-for-11 with bases loaded this season Career Statistics

2014 .243 46-46 144 35 19 2 0 0 21 2013 .331 56-52 181 60 23 6 0 0 23

Career .292 102-98 325 95 42 8 0 0 44

L/R

• 5-8

•

185

• Fr.

• Tampa, Fla.

• 1st collegiate hit was in 1st AB vs Richmond • 2-time All-Hillsborough HM in 2012 & 2013 • Named All-County 1st Team (‘11) & 2nd Team (‘10) • 1st Team All-Pasco in ‘11 after hitting .416 as So. • 2nd Team All-Bay area in 2011

• Had 112 career hits in high school Career Statistics

2014 .328 25-13 64 21 9 2 0 0 7

Career .328 25-13 64 21 9 2 0 0 7

R/R

• 6-3

•

200

• Jr.

• Daytona, Fla.

• Struck out 3 of 4 batters faced vs. Richmond • Has six appearances this year over 1.0 inning • Earned his fi rst career save in Bulls 4-3 10-inning win over Notre Dame on May 4, 2013 • Had 1.75 ERA, 2nd best on team & top reliever • Struck out a career-high 3 batters in 2 innings pitched in win over Alcorn State last season • Originally came as OF, converted to pitcher in ‘13 Career Statistics

Year ERA App-Gs W-L Sv K BB R ER IP

2014 2.13 28-0 1-2 4 18 14 7 6 25.1 2013 1.75 27-0 0-1 2 22 14 7 5 25.2

Career 1.94 55-0 1-3 6 40 28 14 11 51.0

8

• Nik Alfonso

• INF

9

• Andres Leal

• UT

10

• Jordan Strittmatter

• P

R/R

• 6-3

•

185

• So.

• Winter Haven, Fla.

• Went 4-for-5 in series fi nale vs. Memphis • Thrown out 22 (61.4%) would-be base stealers • 6-for-11 opening wkend vs UNF, Liberty & Richmond • Split time between C, 3B and DH last year Career Statistics

2014 .238 49-48 168 40 22 10 0 0 19 2013 .248 44-38 137 34 23 7 2 0 14

Career .243 93-86 305 74 45 17 2 0 33

L/R

• 6-2

•

200

• Fr.

• Spring Hill, Fla.

• Picked up 1st collegiate win against UNF • 2-time North Suncoast Pitcher of the Year & All-State selection

• Finished Sr. season w/11-0 record & 0.27 ERA striking out 128 batters in 78.2 IP w/just nine walks • Had 274 strikeouts in 188.2 innings in HS Career Statistics

2014 4.20 13-8 3-1 0 22 16 28 21 45.0

Career 4.20 13-8 3-1 0 22 16 28 21 45.0

L/R

• 5-10

•

170

• So.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Drove in 3 and scored twice on 3/1 vs. Columbia • Picked up fi rst collegiate hit in fi rst at-bat against Purdue on 2/16/13

• Was used primarily as a pinch-runner last year Career Statistics

2014 .250 11-2 12 3 4 2 0 0 5 2013 .100 15-0 10 1 3 1 0 0 2

Career .182 26-2 22 4 7 3 0 0 7

L/R

• 6-2

•

200

• So.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Had hit in 1st AB with USF vs North Florida • Used as defensive replacement & pinch-runner much of the season

• Led Miami-Dade to 38-10 record including a Southern Conference Championship in 2013 • Hit .287 on yr which included 6 multi-hit games • 2-time All-County selection (2012 & 2010) Career Statistics

2014 .200 31-13 65 13 10 1 0 0 5

Career .200 31-13 65 13 10 1 0 0 5

13

• Brandon Lawson

• P

14

• Vincent Leto

• OF

(7)

16

• Zac Gilcrease

• INF

S/R

• 6-2

•

175

• Jr.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Went 2-for-4 w/2 RBIs vs UNF on 2/16/14 • Hit 1st career HR vs FGCU on 4/22/14 • Has played 3B, 2B, SS and LF this year • Has seven two-out RBIs

2014 .243 49-36 140 34 15 2 3 1 14 2013 .217 37-25 106 23 12 5 1 0 10 2012 .253 29-21 75 19 12 3 0 0 9

Career .237 115-82 321 76 39 10 4 1 33

L/L

• 5-9

•

160

• Sr.

• Hialeah, Fla.

• Picked up save against Liberty tossing 1.1 inn. • Had a win in a start (FGCU) and save (Penn State) in same wk earlier this year

• Earned win vs. Alcorn St. after allowing 1 hit in 2 shutout innings in USF’s 14-inning 3-2 win last yr • Returned to bullpen full-time after Northwestern series to help solidify the backend

2014 2.45 23-3 2-3 3 25 17 17 12 45.1 2013 7.36 27-0 2-1 0 15 10 26 24 29.1 2012 6.00 8-0 0-0 1 8 6 9 8 12.0 2011 3.12 7-0 0-0 0 3 2 4 3 8.2

Career 4.44 65-3 4-4 3 51 35 56 47 95.1

L/R

• 6-3

•

190

• So.

• Sarasota, Fla.

• Had GW RBI in 2-1 win over Liberty, also threw out potential tying run in bottom of 7th vs. Liberty • Leads team with 28 RBIs

• 4-for-6 w/3 RBIs, 2 runs and two triples vs. Rhode Island in series fi nale

2014 .250 49-42 148 37 18 4 2 2 28 2013 .289 22-10 38 11 8 2 1 0 4

Career .258 71-52 186 48 26 6 3 2 32

R/R

• 6-0

•

180

• So.

• Tampa, Fla.

• 7-of-13 appearances have been for multiple innings • Went 5-1 in 10 app over 32 innings with a 2.19 ERA as a Sr. at Tampa Catholic

• Father Chuck is the Miami Marlins pitching coach Career Statistics

2014 0.83 13-1 1-1 0 7 6 6 2 21.2 Career 0.83 13-1 1-1 0 7 6 6 2 21.2

17

• Janick Serrallonga

• P

18

• Luke Maglich

• OF

19

• Cody Hernandez

• P

20

• Jimmy Herget

• P

R/R

• 6-3

•

165

• So.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Needed just 70 pitches to defeat Liberty • Named American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll fi ve times this season

• Career 1.55 ERA ranks 6th amongst active pitchers • Named Preseason American Co-Pitcher of Year • 2013 BIG EAST Freshman of the Year

• Named Fr. All-American by Perfect Game, Baseball America and Louisville Slugger

2014 1.38 13-13 6-6 0 75 23 24 14 91.1 2013 1.72 15-14 6-2 0 60 27 25 18 94

Career 1.55 28-27 12-8 0 135 50 49 32 185.1

R/R

• 6-1

•

205

• Jr.

• Dunedin, Fla.

• Pitched 5 SO innings vs. FIU on 3/12/13 & 5 2/3 innings of scoreless work at Stetson on 4/16/13 • All-State as a senior at Dunedin HS

• Father Mike, played at St. Pete Junior College & then professionally w/Baltimore Orioles • Had 5 outings last yr tossing at least 5 innings and giving up three runs or less

2013 4.14 12-10 1-5 0 23 19 26 23 50.0 2012 4.50 6-0 1-0 0 3 7 6 4 8.0

Career 4.19 18-10 2-5 0 26 26 32 27 58.0

L/L

• 6-0

•

180

• Sr.

• Big Pine Key, Fla.

• Has dealth with shoulder injury most of year • Earned wins vs. Boston College, FAMU & Alcorn St. • Looks to stay health this year after appearing in 13 games last yr but none after 4/20/13 • Held opponents scoreless in 8 of 10 relief appearances last year

Year ERA App-Gs CG Sv K BB R ER IP

2014 4.70 12-0 0 0 2 2 5 4 7.2 2013 4.98 13-3 0 0 26 10 14 12 21.2

Career 4.91 25-3 0 0 28 12 19 16 29.1

R/R

• 6-4

•

180

• RSo.

• Barranquilla, Columbia

• Made 5 appearances allowing 1 ER over 3.1 IP • Sister is a professor at USF

2013 2.70 5-0 0-0 0 3 3 5 1 3.1

Career 2.70 5-0 0-0 0 3 3 5 1 3.1

24

• Mike Clarkson

• P

25

• Nolan Thomas

• P

R/R

• 6-3

•

205

• Fr.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Had 3 hits in each of his fi rst 2 starts • Leads team with 11 two-out RBIs

• 2013 Louisville Slugger 2nd Team All-American, Florida Athletic Coaches Association 1st Team All-State & Tampa Bay Tribune 1st Team All-County • Hit .450 as a senior at Jesuit HS

• Also posted a 5-0 record w/0.67 ERA as a pitcher Career Statistics

2014 .257 49-45 171 44 18 4 0 0 20

Career .257 49-45 171 44 18 4 0 0 20

R/R

• 6-0

•

200

• Fr.

• Tampa, Fla.

• First career hit was HR vs. Penn State

• Was part of platoon at 3B early in season before Nik Alfonso moved to third

• Earned 1st Team All-County honors as Jr. & Sr. • Hit .380 as a Sr. while posting a .429 mark as a Jr. Career Statistics

2014 .172 29-18 64 11 8 5 0 1 6

Career .172 29-18 64 11 8 5 0 1 6

R/R

• 6-5

•

205

• So.

• Cumberland, R.I.

• Picked up win over Richmond tossing 1.1 innings • Earned 1st collegiate win vs. Stetson on 4/2/13 • Had 3 relief appearances w/o allowing a run Career Statistics

2014 7.36 8-1 1-0 0 4 7 10 6 7.1 2013 8.78 8-0 1-0 0 4 11 16 13 13.1

Career 8.27 16-1 2-0 0 8 18 26 19 20.2

R/R

• 6-1

•

205

• RFr.

• New Port Richey, Fla.

• Made college debut tossing fi nal inning vs. UNF • Made fi rst start of career vs UCF

• Threw 3.1 innings of one-hit ball vs Florida on Tuesday, fi rst relief appearance March 30 vs. Cincinnati when threw four shutout innings • Redshirted last season due to arm injury Career Statistics

2014 3.95 15-6 3-3 0 29 10 23 19 43.1

Career 3.95 15-6 3-3 0 29 10 23 19 43.1

27

• Diego Rapalino

• P

29

• Daniel Portales

• UT

33

• Vince Miniet

• INF

34

• Justin Patrick

• P

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@USFBaseball

L/R

• 6-0

•

200

• So.

• Tampa, Fla.

• Picked up hit in 1st collegiate at-bat against Purdue on 2/16/13

• Perfect Game preseason All-American as a sophomore, junior and senior in high school • All-Hillsborough County as a junior Career Statistics

2014 .154 10-6 26 4 3 0 0 0 5 2013 .200 11-0 10 2 2 0 0 0 1

Career .167 21-6 36 4 5 0 0 0 6

L/L

• 6-6

•

200

• Fr.

• Otisville, N.Y.

• Led Minisink Valley HS to NYS Section 9 championship in 2013

• 1st Team All-County & All-Section honoree • 5th Team All-State selection

• Posted 2.60 ERA w/57 strikeouts in 54 innings • Held opponents to .212 BAA

2014 13.50 7-0 0-0 0 3 3 12 12 8.0

Career 13.50 7-0 0-0 0 3 3 12 12 8.0

L/L

• 6-0

•

190

• Sr.

• Miami, Fla.

• Threw 3.2 scoreless in relief on 3/2 vs. Columbia • Collected a single in fi rst AB of 2014 vs. Columbia • Hit HR, fi rst of his career in 4-2 win over UCF • Tossed 3.2 innings of relief in 4-3 win vs Houston to earn save

• Named to Preseason NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List

• 3rd Team All-BIG EAST as a junior

• Led all relievers w/43.2 IP & 33 appearances • Earned wins over Georgetown, Pitt. & St. John’s while earning saves against UConn, Notre Dame & Bethune-Cookman

• Selected in 46th rd. of the 2010 MLB Draft by the Houston Astros

• Father Larry played professionally for the Rangers, Angels, Yankees and White Sox Career Statistics

2014 4.35 20-2 1-2 2 31 25 19 15 31.0 2013 2.27 33-0 5-1 3 42 24 15 11 43.2 Career 3.13 53-2 6-3 5 73 49 34 26 74.2

38

• Joe Altieri

• C

40

• Josh Walker

• P

42

• Lawrence Pardo

• P

44

• Brandon Murray

• P

R/R

• 6-6

•

230

• Fr.

• Orlando, Fla.

• Unlucky in only start, allowed four runs, only one earned in 16-13 loss to Rhode Island. USF allowed 10 unearned runs in game

• Finished Sr. year w/6-1 record & single-season school record 0.40 ERA

• His ERA was second lowest in Central Florida • Earned Honorable Mention accolades from Perfect Game & Rawlings

2014 4.60 14-1 0-1 0 10 13 12 8 15.2

Career 4.60 14-1 0-1 0 10 13 12 8 15.2

R/R

• 6-4

•

190

• Jr.

• Bradenton, Fla.

• Tossed complete games against UCF and Rhode Island

• Earned save vs FIU on 5/7/14 tossing scoreless 9th • Played Fr. season at Ole Miss before transferring to State College of Florida as So. • Posted 3-0 record w/2.94 ERA at SCF

• Logged 52 innings on last yr punching out 52 while walking 21

• Best outing of yr came in state playoff s tossing 7 inn. allowing 4 hits, 1 run & striking out 6 against Seminole State College of Florida • Logged 52 innings on last yr punching out 52 while walking 21

• Pitched & played in the OF at IMG Academy Career Statistics

2014 3.06 16-13 4-1 1 52 33 29 27 79.1

Career 3.06 16-13 4-1 1 52 33 29 27 79.1

47

• Casey Mulholland

• P

51

• Joe Adel

• P

Prado’s Year-by-Year Results

Year

School

Record Postseason

1989

Tampa

37-18-1 South Region Finalist

1990 Tampa

45-14 NCAA

World

Series

1991

Tampa

34-17

South Region Finalist

1992

Tampa

42-19

NCAA National Champion

1993

Tampa

43-21

NCAA National Champion

1994

Tampa

36-18

South Region Finalist

1995

Tampa

41-17

South Region Finalist

1996 Louisville

18-36 C-USA

Tournament

1997 Louisville 23-32 C-USA

Tournament

1998 Louisville

31-24 C-USA

Tournament

1999 Louisville

37-19 C-USA

Tournament

2000 Louisville

17-37-1 C-USA

Tournament

2001 Louisville

32-29 C-USA

Tournament

2002

Louisville

39-18

NCAA Regional

2003 Louisville

34-23 C-USA

Tournament

2004 Louisville

26-30 C-USA

Tournament

2005 Louisville

32-24 C-USA

Tournament

2006

Louisville

31-29

BIG EAST Tournament

2007 USF

34-26 BIG

EAST

Tournament

2008 USF

31-27 BIG

EAST

Tournament

2009 USF

34-26 BIG

EASTTournament

2010 USF

26-31 BIG

EAST

Tournament

2011 USF

25-29 DNQ for BIG EAST Tournament

2012

USF

38-29

BIG EAST Runners Up

2013 USF

36-22 BIG

EAST

Tournament

2014 USF

25-27

Total 26

Years

847-634-2

Head Coach Lelo Prado

R/R

• 6-7

•

215

• RSo.

• Gainesville, Fla.

•Kept a blank sheet in six of nine relief app in ‘13 • Retired Florida A&M side in just fi ve pitches • Threw shutout inning vs. Louisville in collegiate debut Career Statistics

2014 9.49 9-1 2-2 0 8 9 14 13 12.1 2013 4.82 9-0 0-0 0 3 3 5 5 9.1

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MAY

15 UCF at UConn* 12 p.m. UCF at UConn* 3 p.m. No. 16/16 Houston at Temple* 3 p.m.

Cincinnati at No. 10/6Louisville* 6 p.m. USF at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) 7 p.m. Rutgers at Memphis* 7:30 p.m. 16 No. 16/16 Houston at Temple* 3 p.m.

UCF at UConn* 6:30 p.m. USF at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) 7 p.m. Cincinnati at No. 10/6 Louisville*6 p.m. Rutgers at Memphis* 7:30 p.m. 17 No. 16/16 Houston at Temple* 11 a.m.

USF at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) 1 p.m. Cincinnati at No. 10/6Louisville* 1 p.m. Rutgers at Memphis* 2 p.m.

The Week Ahead...

The Week Behind...

Weekly Awards

MAY

9 No. 10/8 Louisville 2, Temple 0*

Rutgers 3, USF 1* Cincinnati 5, Memphis 1* UCF 10, Presbyterian 0 10 Temple 4, No. 10/8 Louisville 2* No. 16/18 Houston 3, UConn 1*

Rutgers 5, USF 4*

Memphis 11, Cincinnati 5* Presbyterian 6, UCF 3 11 No. 16/18 Houston 7, UConn 2* No. 16/18 Houston 8, UConn 4* No. 10/8 Louisville 6, Temple 4* (11)

Cincinnati 8, Memphis 5* UCF 11, Presbyterian 2 Rutgers 12, USF 2* 13 UConn 7, Rhode Island 0

Rhode Island 12, UConn 9 (13) UCF 8, No. 4/4 Florida State 3

No. 9/18 Indiana 7, No. 10/6 Louisville 2

No. 8/13 Florida 8, USF 2 Ohio State 11, Cincinnati 3 No. 16/16 Houston 7, No. 14/15 Rice 3

Memphis 11, UT Martin 0

L E A G U E N O T E S

LAST MIDWEEK -

Tuesday represented the last set of

regular season midweek games, with American teams

going 4-4. That mark including two victories over ranked

teams, with UCF defeating No. 4/4 Florida State on the road

by a 8-3 score, and No. 16/16 Houston downing No. 14/15

Rice 7-3 to sweep their season series.

ON THE LINE -

Entering the final weekend, Louisville and

UCF are tied for the conference lead at 16-5, with Houston

still alive for a share of the regular season crown. The eight

teams heading to Clearwater, Fla. for the Championship will

be determined, with one team out of the group of Temple,

UConn, Memphis and Cincinnati staying home.

THE AMERICAN BASEBALL

May 14, 2014

www.theamerican.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Jordan Ozer, 401-751-8540

[email protected]

2014 STANDINGS

American

Pct. Overall Pct. Streak

10/6

_{Louisville 16-5}

_.762

_40-13

_{.755 L1}

-/RV

_{UCF 16-5}

_.762

_33-20

_.623

_W2

16/16

_{Houston 13-8}

_.619

_40-13

_.755

_W7

Rutgers 12-8

.600

27-22

.551

W8

USF 10-14

.417

25-27

.481

L4

Temple 8-13

.381

13-29

.310

L1

UConn 7-13

.350

24-28

.462

L1

Memphis 7-14

.333

27-26

.509

W1

Cincinnati

6-15 .286 22-28 .440 L1

Player of the Week

Conor McVey, SS, Fr., Cincinnati

McVey led the Bearcats to a 3-1 week with a .800 batting average and 1.200 slugging percentage. His highlight came on Wednesday against Toledo,

when McVey hit a go-ahead grand slam, his first career home run, to give Cincinnati the come-from-behind victory. He then picked up five hits and four RBI over the weekend, helping the Bearcats to take the series from Memphis. For the week McVey had three multi-hit games and reached base in 12 of his 14

plate appearances.

Pitcher of the Week

Nick Burdi, RHP, Jr., Louisville

Burdi made three appearances on the week to close out each of the No. 10/8 Cardinals’ three wins. In six innings pitched, Burdi allowed just one hit, no walks, no earned runs, and struck out 13 batters. He first pitched in the midweek game against No. 18/10 Vanderbilt, throwing the final two innings in an 11-7 win, recording five strikeouts. In conference play, he picked up the save in Friday’s 2-0 victory over Temple. Burdi followed that performance by pitching the final three innings on Sunday, getting the win while retiring all nine batters faced, striking out six. Overall, Burdi has a conference-best 13 saves this season to go with a 0.59 ERA and 53 strikeouts in 30.2 innings.

H O N O R

R O L L

Eric Skoglund, LHP, Jr., UCF

In a non-conference game against Presbyterian, Skoglund dominated, with 8.0 scoreless innings, just three hits allowed, and tying a

career-high with 11 strikeouts. He leads The American with 86 strikeouts.

Matt Ring, RHP, RS Jr., Cincinnati

Ring pitched his second career complete game in a series-opening win against Memphis Friday not, not allowing an earned run while scattering

seven hits.

Andrew Lantrip, RHP, Fr., Houston

In just his second career start, Lantrip struck out a career-high 10 batters, allowing just two hits and no walks through seven shutout

innings in a victory over Prairie View A&M.

Howie Brey, LHP, So., Rutgers

Brey threw a complete game in the opener Friday against USF, allowing just one run on four hits with five strikeouts in the 3-1 victory.

Nick Favatella, 2B, Sr., Rutgers

Favatella propelled the Scarlet Knights to a 4-0 week by hitting .500 with two home runs and three doubles, driving in five runs and scoring seven.

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(148-98 overall, .601)

America East ... 3-6

ACC ... 3-9

Atlantic Sun ... 8-4

Atlantic 10 ... 10-6

Big East ... 6-1

Big South ... 3-4

Big Ten ... 9-9

Big 12 ... 4-5

Big West ... 0-0

Colonial Athletic (CAA ... 9-5

Conference USA ... 7-6

Horizon ... 4-0

Ivy ... 5-3

Metro Atlantic (MAAC ... 11-6

Mid American (MAC ... 15-7

Mid Eastern (MEAC ... 1-1

Missouri Valley (MVC... 1-1

Mountain West ... 0-0

Northeast (NEC ... 5-4

Ohio Valley ... 9-2

Pac-12... 2-0

Patriot ... 5-1

SEC ... 5-15

Southern ... 6-4

Southland ... 6-4

Summit ... 2-0

SWAC ... 6-0

Sun Belt ... 3-6

West Coast ... 0-1

WAC ... 0-0

Independents ... 0-0

Non-Division I ...0-0

MULTIPLE HIT GAMES

2

3

4 5+

Tot

TEAF, Kyle

15

5 -

-

20 BORDERS, Luke

10

1 -

-

11 LUECK,

Austin

9 1 1 - 11

BORDERS,

Levi

8 1 1 - 10

PORTALES, Daniel

8

2 -

-

10 MAGLICH,

Luke

5 2 1 - 8

GILCREASE, Zac

6

1 -

-

7 PUTNAM, Buddy

6

1 -

-

7 LEAL, Andres

5

1 -

-

6 ALFONSO, Nik

5 -

-

5 ARENCIBIA, Michael

5 -

-

5 PARDO, Lawrence

4

1 -

-

5 MINIET, Vincent

3 -

-

3 KELLEY, Hayden

2 -

-

2 ALTIERI, Joe

1 -

-

1 TEAM 89

16

3

0

108 MULTIPLE RBI GAMES

2

3

4 5+

Tot

PUTNAM, Buddy

4

2 -

-

6 MAGLICH, Luke

4

2 -

-

6 BORDERS, Levi

5 -

-

5 PORTALES, Daniel

4 -

-

4 GILCREASE, Zac

4 -

-

4 ALFONSO, Nik

4 -

-

4 BORDERS, Luke

3

1 -

-

4 PARDO, Lawrence

2 -

-

2 ARENCIBIA, Michael

2 -

-

2 LEAL, Andres

-

1 -

1 TEAF,

Kyle

- 1 - - 1

MINIET, Vincent

1 -

-

1 LUECK, Austin

-

1 -

1 LETO,

Vincent

- 1 - - 1

ALTIERI, Joe

1 -

-

1 TEAM 34

7

2

0

43 HITTING STREAKS

Longest

Current

MAGLICH, Luke

11 -PORTALES, Daniel

11 -PUTNAM, Buddy

9

3 LUECK, Austin

9

1 ALFONSO, Nik

8 -TEAF, Kyle

8

3 BORDERS, Luke

7

1 LEAL, Andres

6

1 PARDO, Lawrence

5 -GILCREASE, Zac

5 -LETO, Vincent

3 -BORDERS, Levi

3

1 KELLEY, Hayden

2 -MINIET, Vincent

2 -ALTIERI, Joe

1 -REACHED BASE STREAKS Longest

Current

PUTNAM, Buddy

20

3 TEAF, Kyle

16

12 LUECK, Austin

13

14 ALFONSO, Nik

12 -PORTALES, Daniel

11 -PARDO, Lawrence

11 -MAGLICH, Luke

11

2 BORDERS, Luke

10

1 KELLEY, Hayden

9 -GILCREASE, Zac

8 -BORDERS, Levi

8

1 LEAL, Andres

6

1 MINIET, Vincent

3 -LETO, Vincent

3 -ALTIERI, Joe

1 -TRACKING THE USF BATS

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE VS. THE REST

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