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2013 hofstra baseball QUICK FACTS
Location: Hempstead, New York 11549
Founded: 1935
Enrollment: 11,453
Affiliation: NCAA Division I
Conference: Colonial Athletic Association
Nickname: Pride
Colors: Gold, White and Blue
Home Stadium (Capacity): University Field
(600)
President: Stuart Rabinowitz
Faculty Athletics Representative:
Dr. Michael Barnes
Vice President/Director of Athletics:
Jeffrey A. Hathaway
Executive Associate Director of Athletics:
Danny McCabe
Senior Associate Director of Athletics:
Cindy Lewis
Senior Associate Director of Athletics for
Facilities: Jay Artinian
Associate Director of Athletics for
Communications: Stephen Gorchov
Associate Director of Athletics for External
Affairs: Tim McMahon
Associate Director of Athletics for
Compliance: TBA
Assistant Director of Athletics for
Development: TBA
Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing
and Promotions: Chrissy Arnone
Assistant Director of Athletics for Ticket
Operations: Maria Corvino
Assistant Director of Athletics for Corporate
Relations: Ellen Johnson
Assistant Director of Athletics for Student-
Athlete Development: Samantha Sweeney
Director of Administration: Rachel August
Director of Ticket Sales: Michael Neely
Director of Student-Athlete Services:
James Lally
Athletic Department Phone:
(516) 463-3800/6750
Associate Director of Athletic
Communications: Stephen Gorchov
Office Phone: (516) 463-4933
Senior Sports Information Director:
Jim Sheehan
Office Phone: (516) 463-6764
Assistant Director of Athletic
Communications: Brian Bohl
Office Phone: (516) 463-6759
Director of Athletic Publications/Baseball
Contact: Len Skoros
Office Phone: (516) 463-4602
Cell Phone: (516) 765-5584
Fax: (516) 463-5033
Email: Leonard.M.Skoros@hofstra.edu
Equipment Manager: Kathy Theiling
Assistant Equipment Managers: Dave Walsh
(Baseball), John Considine
Photographers: Brian Ballweg, Ross Obley,
Tim Cowie, Jorge Perez, Len Skoros
BASEBALL INFORMATION
Head Coach: John Russo
(West Alabama, 2000)
Overall Record/Years: 34-22/1 year
Record at School/Years: Same
Assistant Coach: Kelly Haynes
(Lenoir-Rhyne, 1996)
Assistant Coach: Chris Johns
(Northern Colorado, 2006)
Assistant Coach: Vince Colasuonno
Athletic Trainer: David Riviere
Baseball Office Phone: (516) 463-5065/3759
2012 Record: 34-22
2012 Conference Record/Finish: 20-10/2nd
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 25/6
Starters Returning/Lost: 6/3
Pitchers Returning/Lost: 16/1
Newcomers: 8
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Top Returning Batters:
Name Pos. Cl. Avg.-HR-RBI-SB
Jared Hammer 1B Sr. .376-4-66-12
Kenny Jackson OF Jr. .344-4-51-8
Dalton Rouleau SS Sr. .328-5-31-26
Top Returning Pitchers:
Name Cl. IP W-L, SV, ERA, K
John Tiedemann Sr. 79.0 7-5, 1, 5.13, 64
Dave Jesch So. 59.1 4-0, 0, 5.31, 47
Andrew Barbarino Sr. 33.2 4-2, 3, 3.48, 26
Cody Normand Sr. 32.0 3-0, 0, 3.66, 25
Table of Contents
Quick Facts 1
Hofstra Highlights 2
Coaching Staff
Head Coach John Russo 4
Assistant Coach Kelly Haynes 6
Assistant Coach Chris Johns 7
Assistant Coach Vince Colasuonno 7
2012 Roster 8
2012 Outlook 9
Player Profiles
Joe Perez 12
Andrew Barbarino 13
Joe Burg 14
Matt Ford 15
Jared Hammer 16
John Krause 17
Gregg Lettini 18
Chris Nardo 19
Cody Normand 20
Austin Nyman 21
Jared Rogers 22
Dalton Rouleau 23
Gregg Sarra 24
Taylor Stuart 25
John Tiedemann 26
David D’Errico/Kenny Jackson 27
Everett Keller/Matt Reistetter 28
John Schilt/Brett Schreiber 29
Bryan Verbitsky/Dave Jesch 30
Nick Kozlowski/Brendan Mulligan 31
Kevin Brantley/Robbie Cafiero/
TJ Ehrsam 32
Brent Hall/Chris Harkey 33
Michael Isom/David Leiderman/
Graham Tebbit 34
Hofstra in the MLB Draft 35
This is Hofstra 36
Hofstra University President 38
University Senior Administration 39
Hofstra Director of Athletics 40
Athletics Administration and
Head Coaches 42
Academic Support 44
Sports Medicine/Athletic Training 45
Long Island 46
New York City 47
Baseball Facilities 48
2012 Statistics and Results 50
2012 Colonial Athletic Association
Review 52
The Colonial Athletic Association 54
Hofstra in the Community 55
Hofstra Record Book 56
Series Records 61
Year-by-Year Records 62
All-Time Results 63
Media Services 72
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HOFSTRA HIGHLIGHTS
Newark Mayor Cory Booker
was the keynote speaker for
Hofstra’s annual P.R.I.D.E. week.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein,
the reporters who broke the Watergate scandal for The Washington
Post, spoke at Hofstra on March 20, 2012, for the 40th anniversary of
the story that forced President Nixon to resign.
Hofstra students raised
more than $100,000 for
cancer research during
the 2012 Relay for Life.
Hofstra hosted a Presidential Debate on
October 16, 2012, and brought a slate of top
political strategists, activists, scholars and
journalists to campus as part of an electionthemed
event series.
CBS Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer Leslie
Moonves was the speaker at the undergraduate ceremony
during Hofstra’s 2012 Commencement Exercises.
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The Princeton
Review
recently
named the
Zarb School
of Business
One of
its “Great
Schools for
Marketing
and Sales
Majors”
Hofstra is just
25 miles from
New York City.
The
Hofstra-
North
Shore LIJ
School of
Medicine
COMPLETED
ITS FIRST
YEAR OF
EXISTENCE IN
JULY 2012.
Rapper Snoop Dogg was one
of the headliners at Vibe Live
during the 2012 Fall Festival.
WRHU, Hofstra’s
radio station, was
recently rated the
fifth best college
radio station in
the nation by The
Princeton Review.
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HEAD BASEBALL COACH JOHN RUSSO
JOHN
RUSSO
BASEBALL head COACH
John Russo was named head coach of the Hofstra Baseball program
on May 6, 2012, after serving as interim head coach since January
2012.
Russo is in his fifth season on the Hofstra Baseball staff in 2013 and is
the 14th head coach in program history. Russo is coming off a stellar
2012 season in which he led the team to a school record 34 wins and the
#2 seed in the Colonial Athletic Association Championship with a 20-10
conference mark.
In addition to the team’s 34 wins, the Pride set seven other team records
including runs (447), hits (669), doubles (145), stolen bases (157), ERA
(5.37), strikeouts (349) and double plays (65).
Under Russo’s direction in 2012 the Pride was one of the top offensive
teams in the country. Hofstra ranked in the top 10 in 11 offensive
categories, leading the nation in doubles (2.59) and stolen bases (2.80)
per game while finishing second in batting (.334) and total steals (157).
Senior outfielder Danny Poma, who was a 10th-round selection by the
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Russo began his career
in 1998 as hitting coach
at the University of
West Alabama, helping
the team set nine
individual and team
batting records in his
three seasons.
A 2000 graduate
of West Alabama
with a degree in
secondary education
and a concentration
in physical education,
Russo had been a
teacher and athletic
director in the Millburn
School District in
Wadsworth, Illinois,
from 2005 to 2008.
Arizona Diamondbacks in the MLB Draft, led the nation in doubles (32)
and ranked second in batting (.430) and runs (78). Poma, who was the
CAA Player of the Year, would earn several All-America accolades for
his play in 2012, and joined Jared Hammer and Matt Ford on the All-
East Region team as well.
Russo and his wife,
Stacey, have been
married for 12 years
and have four children
- Hailey (9), Lainey (6)
and twins Palmer and
Chase (1). The Russo
family resides in East
Meadow, New York.
Russo, who has served as recruiting coordinator and infield coach as
well as the third base coach, joined the Pride in 2008 after spending the
previous five summers as the manager of the Vermont Mountaineers of
the New England Collegiate Baseball League, leading the team to backto-back
NECBL championships in 2006 and 2007.
Russo returned to coach the Mountaineers during the summer of 2011
and led the team to a 26-16 mark and a spot in the NECBL Playoffs.
His team set a league record for stolen bases in 2011 with 118 while
outfielder Brian O’Grady stole a team-record 25 bags. He also managed
the team to 18 wins and the NECBL playoffs in 2012. During his tenure
with the Mountaineers, Russo posted a 181-138 record and was the 2005
NECBL Manager of the Year. He has coached more than 60 players who
were selected in the MLB Draft, including Christian Friedrich (2008
first round pick by the Colorado Rockies) and A.J. Pollock (2009 first
round selection by the Arizona Diamondbacks). Entering the 2013 Major
League Baseball season, he has coached five players - David Carpenter
(Houston), Darin Mastroianni (Toronto), Rob Delaney (Tampa Bay),
Pollock and Friedrich - that have been on the 40-man rosters of their
respective teams.
From 2001 to 2005, Russo served as assistant coach at Saint Joseph’s
College in Rensselaer, Indiana. In his role as infield coach, St. Joseph’s
led its conference in fielding and ranked in the top 10 nationally three
times during his four seasons. Russo also monitored the academic
progress of his team, which compiled an overall GPA of 3.1 during his
tenure.
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ASSISTANT COACHES
KELLY
HAYNES
ASSISTANT COACH
Kelly
Haynes,
a 1996
graduate of
Lenoir-Rhyne
College in
Hickory, North
Carolina, is in
his second year
of his second
stint as an
assistant coach
for the Hofstra
University
Baseball
team. Haynes,
who serves
as Hofstra’s
recruiting
coordinator
and third base
coach as well as
working with the
Pride’s outfielders
and hitters, brings
more than 10
years of collegiate
experience to the
Hofstra dugout.
Haynes had served as an assistant coach during the 2010 season before
spending the 2010-11 academic year at Catawba Valley Community
College in Hickory, North Carolina.
During the 2012 season the Pride was one of the top offensive teams
in the country. Hofstra ranked in the top 10 in 11 offensive categories,
leading the nation in doubles (2.59) and stolen bases (2.80) per game
while finishing second in batting (.334) and total steals (157).
At Catawba Valley, Haynes served as the associate head coach and was
responsible for working with the hitters as well as the infield defense.
In his one season he helped guide the second-year program to a 38-15
record and as high as a #3 ranking in NJCAA Division II.
Haynes also coached at his alma mater for eight seasons (1997-03,
2007). During his tenure, he served as a recruiting coordinator, infield
coach and assisted with hitters. Haynes helped the school win conference
tournament championships in 2000 and 2001. He also was part of a
staff that led Lenoir-Rhyne to school records for wins in four different
seasons, including the current mark of 35 wins in 2007.
Lenoir-Rhyne appeared in the NCAA Division II South Regional in
2001, and also finished in the Collegiate Baseball Top 25 that season.
Haynes coached 22 all-conference performers, five All-South Region
selections and two conference rookies of the year during his time with
the Bears.
Haynes, who played
two seasons at Brevard
College from 1992
to 1993, was named
Offensive Most Valuable
Player at Lenoir-Rhyne
in 1995, and was
named to the South
Atlantic Conference
All-Tournament Team
in 1996.
Haynes and his wife
Angie, have one
daughter, Maddie (10).
He currently resides in
East Meadow, New York.
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CHRIS
JOHNS
ASSISTANT COACH
Chris Johns is in his first season as an assistant coach with the
Hofstra Pride baseball program. Johns will assist with the
pitching staff and recruiting, as well as coach first base, after
coming to Hofstra following three seasons at Iowa Western Community
College in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
During his tenure at Iowa Western, Johns served as varsity pitching
coach and head junior varsity coach. In 2010 and 2012 he was part of a
Reivers team that won the NJCAA Division I National Championship,
while in 2011 the team finished third at the Junior College World Series.
The 2011 squad also posted the lowest ERA in the nation, a school
record 3.09.
As pitching coach, Johns was responsible for daily practice structure,
arm care workouts, throwing programs and video review. He also
assisted in the day-to-day operations of the Iowa Western program,
including recruiting, travel coordination, field work, throwing batting
practice and overseeing summer camp planning. In addition, his duties as
JV coach included recruiting a team, practice planning and scheduling.
In his three seasons at Iowa Western Johns coached seven pitchers to All-
Region XI honors, including two that won Pitcher of the Year accolades.
He has also had 17 pitchers move on to four-year institutions.
Prior to Iowa Western, Johns was a volunteer coach at the University
of Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado, from 2007 to 2009, where
he worked with the pitching staff, catchers and outfielders. He has also
been a pitching coach with the Keene Swamp Bats of the New England
Collegiate Baseball League (2009) and the Duluth Huskies of the
Northwoods League (2008).
Johns, a 2006 graduate of the University of Northern Colorado with
a degree in social sciences, began his collegiate career at Lamar (CO)
Community College He posted a 21-1 record and a 2.28 ERA in his
two seasons, and holds the career wins record at the school. Prior to
the 2004 campaign, Baseball America named him its Preseason Pitcher
of the Year. After graduating from Lamar, Johns played one season at
Louisiana-Lafayette before transferring to Northern Colorado to finish
out his career.
VINCEnt
cOLASUONNO
ASSISTANT COACH
Vincent Colasuonno is in his second season as an assistant coach
for the Hofstra Pride baseball program.
Colasuonno, who serves as the Pride’s pitching coach, brings a great deal
of experience to the table as he has more than 30 years of playing and
coaching experience including several seasons coaching in the Italian
Baseball League.
During his first season with the Pride, he helped the team to a school
record 34 wins and saw his staff set program records for strikeouts (349)
and earned run average (5.37).
In 2011 Colasuonno served as the pitching coach at Chaminade High
School in Mineola, New York, which won the 2011 Catholic League
championship.
Colasuonno has also been a coach for the Long Island Storm for more
than 20 years, winning 10 National Amateur titles. In 2006 he coached
the Long Island Storm squad that traveled to Sicily and appeared in the
AABC World Series.
He began his coaching career in 2002 as a volunteer hitting instructor
at Molloy College and then moved on to serve as the pitching coach for
the San Marino National Team in the Italian Baseball League in 2003.
In 2007 he served as a player-coach for the Padule Baseball Club in
Florence, Italy. Colasuonno completed his run in Italy in 2009 by serving
as an assistant coach for Lodi in the Italian Baseball League.
A 1983 graduate of Valley Stream South High School where he was a
two-time All-Long Island selection, Colasuonno began his playing career
at Lamar University in Texas before transferring to New York Tech after
his freshman year.
kevin
flynn
team manager
vincent
colasuonno
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2013 ROSTER
The Pride
No. Player pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown/High School/Previous School
1 Matt Ford 2B/SS Sr. 6-0 187 L/R Lansing, NY/Lansing
2 Gregg Lettini P Sr. 5-11 160 R/R Hempstead, NY/Kellenberg
3 Joe Perez 3B Sr. 6-1 198 R/R Clovis, CA/Clovis/College of the Sequoias
5 Taylor Stuart OF Sr. 6-0 195 L/L Westport, CT/Staples/Rhode Island
6 David D’Errico P Jr. 6-0 216 R/R North Kingstown, RI/North Kingstown
7 John Schilt P Jr. 6-1 190 R/R Westbury, NY/Clarke/St. John’s
8 Gregg Sarra P Sr. 5-9 175 R/R Ronkonkoma, NY/Connetquot
10 Matt Reistetter C Jr. 5-10 190 L/R Hauppauge, NY/Hauppauge
11 Bryan Verbitsky P/OF Jr. 6-0 205 R/R Levittown, NY/Island Trees
12 Robbie Cafiero UT Jr. 5-11 190 R/R Bethpage, NY/Bethpage/ Catawba Valley CC
13 Cody Normand P Sr. 6-0 195 R/R North Kingstown, RI/North Kingstown
14 Kevin Brantley IF Fr. 5-11 175 R/R Apopka, FL/Wekiva
15 Chris Harkey P Jr. 6-0 205 R/R Belmont, NC/South Point/Catawba Valley CC
16 TJ Ehrsam OF Jr. 5-11 185 R/R Vienna, VA/James Madison/Louisburg
17 Kenny Jackson OF Jr. 6-2 195 L/R Ronkonkoma, NY/Connetquot
18 David Leiderman IF Fr. 6-2 180 R/R Merrick, NY/Bellmore JFK
19 John Krause P Sr. 6-4 240 R/R Wantagh, NY/MacArthur
20 Austin Nyman OF/IF Sr. 6-0 160 R/R Susanville, CA/Reno, NV/Reno/Allan Hancock College
22 David Jesch P So. 6-0 185 R/R North Caldwell, NJ/West Essex
23 John Tiedemann P Sr. 6-0 175 R/R San Luis Obispo, CA/San Luis Obispo/Cuesta College
24 Jared Hammer 1B Sr. 6-1 235 R/R Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central
25 Brett Schreiber P Jr. 6-4 190 R/R Westbury, NY/Clarke/Massachusetts-Boston
26 Brent Hall OF Jr. 6-4 220 R/R Visalia, CA/Golden West/College of the Sequoias
27 Dalton Rouleau SS Sr. 5-9 170 R/R Lompoc, CA/Lompoc/Allan Hancock College
28 Jared Rogers P Sr. 6-3 180 R/R Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central
30 Chris Nardo UT Sr. 6-0 180 R/R Poughkeepsie, NY/Arlington
32 Nick Kozlowski P So. 6-2 195 R/R Huntington Station, NY/Walt Whitman
33 Everett Keller P Jr. 6-1 225 R/R Port Washington, NY/Schreiber
34 Joe Burg P Sr. 5-10 190 L/L Lindenhurst, IL/Carmel
35 Graham Tebbit P Jr. 6-5 220 R/R Mississauga,Ontario, Canada/Lorne Park/Macomb CC
40 Michael Isom P Jr. 6-0 200 R/R Fresno, CA/Clovis West/College of the Sequoias
41 Andrew Barbarino P Sr. 6-3 205 R/R Endwell, NY/Maine-Endwell
42 Brendan Mulligan P So. 6-5 200 L/L Bellerose, NY/Chaminade
Head Coach: #4 John Russo (West Alabama, 2000)
Assistant Coach: #9 Kelly Haynes (Lenoir-Rhyne, 1996)
Assistant Coach: #45 Chris Johns (Northern Colorado, 2006)
Assistant Coach: #29 Vinny Colosuanno
Team Manager: Kevin Flynn
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2013 OUTLOOK
Hofstra Baseball enjoyed its finest season to date in 2012, winning
a school record 34 games and finishing second in the Colonial
Athletic Association. The Pride, which was picked 10th in the
CAA before the season started last year, surprised people with their
exciting, high-scoring brand of baseball under first-year Head Coach
John Russo. The team set eight team records in 2012 and ranked in the
top-eight in 10 NCAA Statistical categories, including leading the nation
in doubles and stolen bases per game.
dalton rouleau
But as the team enters the 2013 season that element of surprise is gone.
Expectations around the program are high as the CAA Coaches picked
the Pride to finish second in the league this season, as did several college
baseball publications.
The high expectations are likely warranted for a team that returns its
entire pitching staff and five position starters from a season ago. The
return of senior Joe Perez, who missed 2012 to injury, gives the Pride a
sixth field player with extensive starting experience. Of course, Russo
and company will have to contend with the losses of All-American
Danny Poma and All-CAA selection Kevin Flynn to graduation, and of
CAA Defensive Player of the Year Matt Ford to injury, but there is more
than enough talent to produce another successful campaign.
Infield
Senior All-CAA selection Jared Hammer returns to man first base. A
four year starter, Hammer was named a preseason All-American and the
CAA Preseason Co-Player of the Year after batting .376 with 18 doubles,
four home runs and a conference-best 66 RBIs last season. Russo will
be counting on Hammer to deliver another big season as a middle of the
the season. Russo expects even more from a healthy Rouleau at the
top of the order in 2013. In addition to his offensive prowess, Rouleau
was a steady defensive presence at short and teamed with Ford to form
arguably the best middle infield tandem in the CAA and one of the best
in the nation.
jared hammer
order hitter and also provide a steady defensive presence at first as he has
made just three errors over the last two seasons.
The loss of Ford at second base opens the door for freshman Kevin
Brantley. A two-time offensive Most Valuable Player at Wekiva High
School in Apopka, Florida, Brantley batted over .400 in both his
sophomore and junior seasons.
joe perez
Senior All-CAA selection Dalton Rouleau is back at shortstop after a
stellar first year with the Pride. The Lompoc, California, native batted
.328 with five home runs, 31 RBIs, 51 runs scored and 26 stolen bases
in 2012 despite playing with an injured hand for nearly one month of
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2013 OUTLOOK
Jackson, a junior All-CAA selection a season ago, batted .344 with four
home runs and 51 RBIs. The two-year starter will bat in the middle of the
lineup once again and the coaching staff expects another big season from
the preseason honorable mention All-CAA pick.
kenny jackson
Nyman was extremely consistent in 2012, batting .297 with 47 runs, 10
doubles and 25 stolen bases out of the nine-hole. With his speed and
Hofstra’s run-producers, he basically served as a second leadoff hitter
and should be counted on to do the same in 2013. Nyman could also see
action in the infield as he saw action at both third and second bases last
season
Stuart, the fastest player on the team, possesses a great deal of range
in the outfield and has improved at the plate in each of his seasons. He
batted .277 in 2012 with two home runs, 17 RBIs, 27 runs scored and
nine stolen bases.
Junior Bryan Verbitsky, who pitches out of the Pride bullpen, could also
see some action in the outfield. In 87 at-bats in 2012, Verbitsky batted
.322 with four home runs and 23 RBIs. Verbitsky could also see action as
a designated hitter.
Newcomers Brent Hall and TJ Ehrsam, as well as Cafiero could also
be in the mix for playing time in the outfield. The coaching staff looks
at Hall, a 6-4, 220 pound transfer from College of the Sequoias, as a
run-producer. The Visalia, California, product was an All-Central Valley
Conference pick in 2012 after batting .297 with 11 doubles, 19 RBIs
and 10 stolen bases. Ehrsam joins he Pride after two years at Louisburg
College in North Carolina where he batted .420 with 14 RBIs in 47
games as a sophomore.
Catcher
Perez, who missed all of 2012 with a shoulder injury, returns to his
starting job at third base and will bat in the middle of the order. As a
junior in 2011 Perez batted .277 with 11 doubles, a team-high nine home
runs and 24 RBIs.
Freshman David Leiderman, who won the 2012 Diamond Award as the
top position player in Nassau County, will serve in a reserve role at one
of the middle infield positions. Leiderman was named to the All-New
York State, All-Long Island and All-Nassau County teams as a senior
after batting .609 at Bellmore JFK High School.
Junior Matt Reistetter, a two-year starter and All-CAA selection, returns
to his customary spot behind the plate where he started 41 games a
season ago. Reistetter handled the Pride pitching staff brilliantly and is
one of the top defensive catchers in the league. He has also made great
strides at the plate after batting .283 with seven doubles and 19 RBIs.
Reistetter was also named to the preseason All-CAA honorable mention
squad.
matt reistetter
Junior Robbie Cafiero will play the role of utility player for the Pride
and could see action as a backup at first and second, as well as being
the Pride’s designated hitter. Cafiero, a transfer from Catawba Valley
Community College, could also see time in the outfield, behind the plate
of at designated hitter. The Bethpage, New York, native began his career
at New York Tech where he was an all-conference selection before
earning All-Region X accolades as a catcher at CVCC after batting .385
with 20 doubles and 48 RBIs.
Ou tfield
The Hofstra outfield returns starters Kenny Jackson in left and Austin
Nyman, who manned centerfield last season, but will slide over to right
in 2013. Senior Taylor Stuart, who started 26 games as a junior, will get
the nod in center.
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Pitching
The Pride pitching staff, which set team records for lowest ERA (5.37)
and strikeouts (349) last season returns intact in 2013. The starting
rotation is led by
seniors Joe Burg,
John Tiedemann
john tiedemann
and Jared Rogers,
and sophomores
Nick Kozlowski
and Dave Jesch.
The return of
red-shirt junior
David D’Errico,
who missed most
of last season due
to elbow surgery
and should be
ready to pitch
in March, will
bolster an already
strong rotation.
Burg, one of just
two left-handers
on the staff,
will serve as the
Pride’s opening
day starter after
posting a 4-1
record and a
5.54 ERA in
20 appearances
(six starts) in
2012. Burg tied
for second on the staff in wins last season and provides the team with a
versatile arm that is comfortable starting or pitching in relief.
Tiedemann was Hofstra’s number two starter last season and returns
to that role again in 2013 after posting a team-best 7 wins (7-5) and a
5.13 ERA. A third team All-CAA selection, Tiedemann led the Pride
in strikeouts with 64 and pitched 79 innings. A bulldog competitor,
Tiedemann started the first game of a doubleheader and then asked to
pitch the last inning of the second game to save a 4-3 win over James
Madison in a key conference matchup.
Tommy John surgery. Hofstra’s ace in his two prior seasons, the coaching
staff expects him back at full strength in March.
Hofstra’s bullpen - led by seniors Andrew Barbarino and Cody
Normand, and juniors Brett Schreiber and Verbitsky – was a real strong
unit for the Pride last season. The pen combined for 15 wins and 13
saves in 2012. Barbarino led the way with a 4-2 mark and three saves,
while Normand and Schreiber contributed three wins. Schreiber also
added three saves. Verbitsky had a 1-3 record, but led the Pride with five
saves. This past summer, Verbitsky excelled in the Cape Cod League and
was named to the All-Star team as a member of the Yarmouth-Dennis
Red Sox.
Senior John Krause, who saw limited action in seven games last season,
could also have a greater role out of the bullpen in 2013 after an
outstanding fall season. Classmate Gregg Sarra, who was 1-0 in 2012,
could also see some action in middle relief.
Junior John Schilt, who went 2-2 with 25 strikeouts in 25 innings last
season, could be in line for a spot in the midweek rotation or pitch out
of the bullpen. Sophomore Brendan Mulligan, who is the second lefthander
on the rotation, could be used as a situational pitcher. Junior
Everett Keller, who did not pitch last season, also returns and will see
innings out of the bullpen.
Newcomers Chris Harkey, Michael Isom and Graham Tebbit will
also look to carve out roles in a veteran staff. Harkey posted a 2-1
record and a 1.85 ERA in seven games as a sophomore at Catawba
Valley Community College. Isom was a first team All-Central Valley
Conference selection and the College of the Sequoias Pitcher of the Year
after posting a 7-3 record and a 2.28 ERA in 83 innings in 2012. Tebbit
went 4-2 with a 4.82 ERA in 14 appearances at Macomb Community
College in Michigan in 2012.
brett schreiber
Rogers had a tough 2012 season that saw him post an 0-5 mark. But the
senior pitched well during the preseason and earned a spot in the rotation
to start the year. Rogers has the second most experience on the starting
staff as his 27 career starts rank just behind D’Errico’s 29.
Kozlowski came out of nowhere towards the end of last season and
wound up starting and winning game two of the CAA Championship
over VCU. He posted a 2-0 record and a 3.95 ERA in 10 appearances
(four starts) in the first action of his career after missing 2011 due to
injury.
Jesch was Hofstra’s third starter for most of last season and started out
great before battling some injuries at the end of the season. He ended his
rookie campaign with a 4-0 record, a 5.31 ERA and 47 strikeouts in 17
appearances (10 starts).
D’Errico was 2-1 in five starts with a 2.97 ERA before undergoing
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joe perez
Senior, 6-1, 198
Third Base
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Clovis, California
Clovis High School
College of the Sequoias
At Hofstra
2012: Missed the entire
season due to injury…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award
recipient…2011: Started all 47
games…Batted .277 with 11
doubles, a team-high nine home
runs and 24 RBIs…Ranked
second on the team in doubles
and runs scored (31)…Had a .497
slugging percentage…Had 13
multi-hit games…Went 4-5 with
two doubles, an RBI and two runs
scored in second game at Florida
Atlantic…Had a two-run home
run at Florida State…Went 5-11
with two RBIs and four runs scored in series at James Madison…Was 3-4 with two doubles and a home run in series opener against
Delaware…Went 7-13 with two home runs a, four RBIs and three runs scored in George Mason series…Had a double, home run and
three RBIs in win at Miami (FL)…Had a 10-game hitting streak…Had a .966 fielding percentage…Hit .269 with six home runs and
15 RBIs in CAA play.
At College of the Sequoias
2010: Earned team Most Valuable Player and Defensive Player of the Year honors…Started all 36 games…Batted .348 with 11
doubles, three home runs and 28 RBIs…2009: Team Offensive Player of the Year…Played in 37 games, starting 33…Batted .378 with
11 doubles, two home runs and 21 RBIs.
High School/Personal
Lettered in baseball and football at Clovis High School…Team Most Valuable Player in baseball as a senior…Quarterback on the
football team and led the conference in passing yards…Honor roll student…Born December 19, 1989…Has two sisters…Sister, Pam,
played softball at Fresno State…Cousin, Rob Avila, was an 18th round draft choice of the Philadelphia Phillies in 1999…Hobbies
include golf…Lists Evan Longoria as his favorite athlete…Speech communication and rhetorical studies major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2011 47 173 31 48 .277 24 11 0 9 18 46 1
2012 Injured
Career 47 173 31 48 .277 24 11 0 9 18 46 1
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andre w barbarino
Senior, 6-3, 205
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Endwell, NY
Maine-Endwell High School
At Hofstra
2012: Appeared in 23 games, starting one…Posted a
4-2 record with three saves and a 3.48 ERA…Tied for
second on the team in wins…Recorded 26 strikeouts in
33 2/3 innings…Gave up just nine runs (7 earned) in 22
relief appearances…Notched win over Old Dominion
with three innings of scoreless relief…Struck out four
batters in two-innings of one-hit relief to earn win
against William & Mary…Also picked up wins against
James Madison and Delaware…Had saves versus
Marist and Towson during regular season, and against
VCU at the CAA Championship…Opponents batted
just .252 against him…Was 4-0 with a 1.31 ERA in
CAA games…2011: Made 16 appearances…Compiled
a 3-1 record with a 6.86 ERA in 21 innings…Ranked
second on the team in wins…Struck out 15 batters,
while walking seven…Notched a win versus Albany
with 1 2/3 innings of hitless relief…Notched wins in back to back games against Old Dominion…Retired his only batter in a 5-4
win over the Monarchs, throwing one pitch…Went 2 2/3 innings and struck out three in a 6-5 win in game one of a doubleheader…
Had three strikeouts in an appearance at Florida State…Was 2-0 with a 7.50 ERA in CAA games…2010: Appeared in 20 games,
starting two…Posted a 2-1 record and two saves with a 6.43 ERA…Threw 28 innings…Picked up first career save with two hitless
and scoreless innings versus Manhattan…Hurled a scoreless inning at Northeastern to notch second save…Picked up a win in relief
with a scoreless inning at Delaware…Struck out five batters in 3 1/3 innings of relief to pick up the win over James Madison…Had 26
strikeouts on the season…Was 2-0 with a save and an 8.24 ERA in CAA play…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
High School/ Personal
Played baseball, hockey and football for four years at Maine-Endwell High School in Endwell, New York…Helped baseball team to
the New York State Class A championship his junior year and to Section IV championships during his junior and senior years…Named
to All-New York State second team as a junior and senior…First team all-division and all-conference selection…Posted a 5-1 record
as a junior…Named an AP Scholar…Born May 29, 1991…Has two sisters and one brother…Pitched for the Elsinore Heat during the
summer of 2011…Lists Darryl Strawberry, Johan Santana, Zack Greinke and Ray Allen as his favorite athletes…Biology major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 20/2 2-1 2 6.43 28 22 20 33 26 25 6 6
2011 16/0 3-1 0 6.86 21 16 16 23 15 7 7 0
2012 23/1 4-2 3 3.48 33.2 15 13 31 26 19 6 1
Career 59/3 9-4 5 5.33 82.2 53 49 87 67 51 19 7
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joe burg
Senior, 5-10, 190
Pitcher
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Lindenhurst, IL
Carmel Catholic High School
2012 Rhodes Scholarship Finalist
At Hofstra
2012: Appeared in 20 games with six starts...Posted a 4-1 record and a 5.54 ERA...Tied for
second on the team in wins...Won four consecutive decisions...Added one save and posted 36
strikeouts in 52 innings of work...Picked up wins in relief over Delaware State and Fordham...
Allowed two hits and struck out six in five scoreless innings in a winning start at Delaware...Also had a win in a start versus NYIT...
Notched a save with three scoreless innings in a win over VCU...Member of Provost’s List (4.0 GPA) in both semesters of the 2011-12
academic year…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…Elected to Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society and Phi
Beta Kappa Honor Society…Received the Azelle Waltcher Endowed Scholarship for Mathematics…Was 1-1 with a 6.33 ERA in CAA
games…2011: Appeared in 20 games with four starts…Posted a 1-4 record and a 8.66 ERA…Tallied one save…Had 29 strikeouts in
35 1/3 innings pitched…Picked up win in start against George Mason, allowing eight hits and three earned runs with six strikeouts in
five innings of work…Earned a save at James Madison…Pitched all three games of the UNCW series, throwing in relief in both ends
of a doubleheader before starting the finale…Member of Provost’s List (4.0 GPA) in both semesters of the 2010-11 academic year…
CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…Earned Homer Demetriou Endowed Scholarship for Mathematics…Inducted into
Golden Key International Honor Society and Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society…2010: Pitched in 25 games, which ranked
second on the team…Started one contest (at Florida State)…Posted a 2-2 record, a 7.00 ERA and one save…Picked up first collegiate
win against William & Mary, throwing 1 1/3 innings of scoreless relief…Allowed two hits in three innings of relief to notch win at
Towson…Picked up the save against Army with a perfect ninth inning…Struck out a season-high four batters in two innings against
Long Island…Was 2-1 with a 6.23 ERA in league games…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…Received Phi Beta
Kappa Sophomore Book Award in the fall of 2010…Named to Provost’s List (4.0 GPA) in both semesters of the 2009-10 academic
year…Earned the Carl Friedrich Gauss Award for Excellence in Mathematics.
High School/Personal
Played four years of baseball at Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein, Illinois…Part of 32-6 team that won conference regional
and sectional championships as a junior…Posted a 3-3 record as a senior with 50 strikeouts and a 2.25 ERA…Team captain as a
senior…Threw a no-hitter in his first varsity start as a sophomore…Named to conference all-academic team…All-Illinois Academic
Team nominee…Honor student…Named an AP Scholar…Summa Cum Laude graduate…Named an Illinois State Scholar…Born
November 10, 1990…Has two sisters and one brother…Hobbies include swimming, playing the piano and hockey…Performed more
than 260 hours of community service in high school, including Hurricane Katrina relief…Member of Hofstra’s Society of Physics
Students and served as treasurer in 2011-12…Also active in the Math Club and the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship…Serves as a
physics tutor and a teaching assistant…Plans to own his own nanotech research company…Majoring in mathematics and physics.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 25/1 2-2 1 7.00 36.0 28 28 55 21 20 7 1
2011 20/4 1-4 1 8.66 35.1 35 34 59 29 14 2 3
2012 20/6 4-1 1 5.54 52.0 33 32 65 36 20 10 5
Career 65/11 7-7 3 6.86 123.1 96 94 179 86 54 19 9
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mat t ford
Senior, 6-0, 187
Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Ithaca, NY
Lansing High School
Will miss the 2013 season due to injury.
At Hofstra
2012: Colonial Athletic Association Defensive Player of the Year…First team All-
CAA selection…ABCA All-East Region choice…Played in and started 53 games…
Hit .384 with two home runs, 48 RBIs, and 50 runs scored…Also added 13 doubles
and 20 stolen bases…Had 84 hits, which is second-highest single season total in
program history…Was second on the team and 26 th in the nation in bating…Had 27
multi-hit games and hit safely in 46 of his 53 games…Had a four-hit game versus
Georgia State with a double and an RBI…Homered versus Northeastern and William
& Mary…Was 5-12 with five RBIs in series against Notre Dame…Posted 16 multi-
RBI games…Had three-RBI games versus Marist, James Madison and Delaware…
Was 6-13 with two doubles and two RBIs at CAA Championship…Stole three bases at
Fordham…Scored three runs in a game against Fordham, Albany, New York Tech and
Northeastern…Posted a .469 on-base percentage and a .470 slugging percentage…Had
a .968 fielding percentage…Batted .403 with 26 RBIs in CAA play… 2011: Played in
37 games, starting 36…Batted .224 with five doubles one home run and 11 RBIs…Had seven multi-hit games…Went 2-4 with two
doubles, two runs and an RBI in middle game of series at James Madison…Had a 3-5 day in series finale at JMU with a home run,
three RBIs and two runs scored…Was 2-4 with a double versus St. John’s…Had a two-hit day at Long Island with an RBI…Hit .212
in CAA play…2010: Colonial Athletic Association All-Rookie selection…Played in and started all 49 games…Batted .311 with nine
doubles, two home runs and 27 RBIs…Scored 37 runs and stole seven bases…Had 21 multi-hit games…Put together hitting streaks of
13 and 11 games…Went 4-6 with a double and two runs scored versus New York Tech…Hit first collegiate home run at Troy…Went
7-13 in four-game series at Penn State…Walked three times and scored three runs in second meeting with New York Tech…Went 6-13
during series at Georgia State…Was 3-5 with two doubles against Long Island…Batted .290 with 14 RBIs in league play.
High School/ Personal
Played baseball for four years, football for three years, and basketball for one year at Lansing (NY) High School…Helped his team
to IAC division and league titles during his freshman, sophomore and junior years…Second team All-New York State selection as a
senior after bating .607 with three home runs and 52 RBIs…Named to IAC and Section 4 All-Star teams in baseball and football…
Born February 15, 1991…Has one sister…Hobbies include hunting, fishing and playing baseball…Lists his favorite athletes as Cam
Newton, Colby Rasmus and Josh Hamilton…Also recruited by Richmond, Buffalo, U.S. Naval Academy, LeMoyne and Bryant…
Father, Tom, is the associate head baseball coach at Cornell…History major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2010 49 196 37 61 .311 27 9 0 2 16 28 7
2011 37 134 11 30 .224 11 5 0 1 10 28 0
2012 53 219 50 84 .384 48 13 0 2 33 27 20
Career 139 549 98 175 .319 86 27 0 5 59 83 27
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jared hammer
Senior, 6-1, 235
First Base
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Flemington, NJ
Hunterdon Central Regional High School
Named to NCBWA Preseason All-America Team…CAA Preseason Co-
Player of the Year selection…Named to Preseason Honorable Mention All-
America team by College Baseball Insider…Coastal Plains League All-Star
this past summer.
At Hofstra
2012: All-Colonial Athletic Association first team selection…ABCA All-
East Region team pick…Played in and started 55 games…Batted .376 with 18
doubles, four home runs and a team and CAA-best 66 RBIs…Scored 47 runs
and stole 12 bases…Posted a .996 fielding percentage (2 errors in 468 chances),
a .516 slugging percentage and a .479 on-base percentage…Ranked third on
team and 42nd in the nation in batting…Was fourth in the nation in RBIs per
game (1.20) and 12th in total RBIs…Had 22 multi-hit games and 18 multi-RBI contests…Was second on the team in doubles…Had three hits games
versus Florida State, Fordham twice, Delaware State twice, Delaware, VCU and Northeastern…Knocked in four runs in games against Fordham,
Delaware, VCU and Albany…Blasted three-run home run in bottom of the eight inning to put Hofstra ahead and complete sweep of VCU…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…Batted .339 with 34 RBIs in CAA play…CAA Player of the Week on March 6…2011: Played in 42
games, starting 38…Ranked second on the team in batting with a .358 average…Had 48 hits, eight doubles, one home run and 25 RBIs…Ranked
second on the team in RBIs…Had a .440 slugging percentage and a .425 on-base percentage…Posted a .997 fielding percentage with one error in 364
chances…Posted 13 multi-hit games, including four three-hit games…Went 3-4 with two doubles and two RBIs at Florida Atlantic…Went 3-4 with a
double and two RBIs at Miami (FL)…Homered and drove in three runs in series finale against George Mason…Added three RBI games against New
York Tech, VCU and Old Dominion…Hit a team-high .351 in CAA play…2010: Played in 37 games, starting 30…Batted .284 on the season with
four doubles, one triple and two home runs…Drove in 12 runs and scored 24…Posted a .413 on-base percentage and a .403 slugging percentage…
Had eight multi-hit games…Went 2-4 with a double at Troy…Had two hits, including a solo home run, and scored three times in second game of
first Fairfield doubleheader…Had a home run and two RBIs in second New York Tech game…Went 2-4 with a triple and two RBIs at Towson…
Had a three-hit day with two runs scored versus Long Island…Ended the season on a six-game hitting streak…Batted .304 in league play…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
High School/Personal
Played baseball for four years and basketball for two years at Hunterdon Central Regional High School in Flemington, NJ…Teammate of fellow Pride
senior Jared Rogers…Helped team to state championships in 2008 and 2009…2009 squad posted a 29-1 record, finished as the top-ranked team in
New Jersey and was ranked 19th in the nation at one point during the season…All-New Jersey selection as a senior…2009 Courier News Player of
the Year…Three-time all-county and all-conference selection…Named all-area as a junior and senior…All-New Jersey Group IV pick in 2009…2009
Team Player of the Year, as well as the Howard Stewart Memorial Sportsmanship Award and Baseball Most Valuable Athlete Award recipient…Was
selected to play in the New Jersey Scholastic Baseball Coaches’ All-Star Game…Posted a school record 111 hits in his career and ranks fourth alltime
with a career batting average of .427…Posted a 7-0 mark as a pitcher in 2009 with a no-hitter…Was a Coastal Plains League All-Star over the
summer 2012 while playing for the Asheboro Copperheads…Born April 18, 1991…Has one sister…Lists Tino Martinez as his favorite athlete…
Nicknamed “Hammer”…Information technology major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2010 37 102 24 29 .284 12 4 1 2 16 13 1
2011 42 134 17 48 .358 25 8 0 1 10 12 2
2012 55 213 47 80 .376 66 18 0 4 39 20 12
Career 134 449 88 157 .350 103 30 1 7 65 45 15
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john krause
Senior, 6-4, 240
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Wantagh, NY
MacArthur High School
At Hofstra
2012: Appeared in seven
games…Was 0-0 with a 5.23
ERA in 10 1/3 innings of
work…Struck out 11 batters…
Allowed two hits and struck
out two batters in three-inning
stint at Old Dominion…Struck
out three batters in two innings
versus James Madison…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient…Was 0-0
with a 2.57 ERA in three CAA
appearances…2011: Redshirted
and did not play…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient…2010: Made
15 appearances with one start
(at New York Tech)…Posted
a 0-0 record and one save…
Had a 12.83 ERA…Struck out 16 batters in 13 1/3 innings pitched…Allowed two hits and one run with three strikeouts in two innings
of work to notch the save against Fairfield…Struck out the side in a perfect inning of relief at Northeastern…Had four appearances in
league play totaling 2 1/3 innings…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
High School/ Personal
Played four years of baseball and two years of football at MacArthur High School in Levittown, New York…Helped lead the Generals
to an undefeated regular season as a senior and to a runner-up Nassau County finish as a junior…All-New York State, All-Long Island
and Al-Nassau County selection as a senior…Finalist for the 2009 Diamond Award given to the top pitcher in Nassau County…
Posted a 9-0 record with a 2.57 ERA and 57 strikeouts as a senior…Also batted .306 with two home runs and 11 RBIs…All-league
selection as a junior after posting a 5-3 record and a 2.09 ERA…Born September 11, 1991…Has one sister and one brother…Lists
David Wright, Jonathan Papelbon and Josh Beckett as his favorite athletes…Also recruited by St. John’s and Albany…Hopes to play
professional baseball…Accounting major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 15/1 0-0 1 12.83 13.1 20 19 12 16 19 10 14
2011 Red-shirt
2012 7/0 0-0 0 5.23 10.1 7 6 10 11 6 4 4
Career 22/1 0-0 1 9.51 23.2 27 25 22 27 25 14 18
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gregg le t tini
Senior, 5-11, 160
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hempstead, NY
Kellenberg Memorial
High School
At Hofstra
2012: Appeared in 16
games…Was 0-1 with
a 5.57 ERA…Threw 21
innings…Recorded 13
strikeouts…Pitched 3 1/3
innings of scoreless relief
in two games at the CAA
Championship…Struck
out two batters in 2/3 of an
inning against Albany…Was
0-0 with a 7.50 ERA in four
CAA appearances…2011:
Appeared in two games…
Was 0-0 with a 27.00 ERA in
one and 1/3 innings…Threw
an inning of relief against
Rider and allowed one hit
and one run…Allowed six
hits and three runs in 1/3
of an inning at Georgia
State…2010: Appeared in 12 games, making one start (versus Long Island)…Was 1-0 with an 8.41 ERA in 20 1/3 innings pitched…
Recorded 13 strikeouts on the season…Picked up win in relief against Stony Book, throwing 2/3 of an inning…Struck out three batters
against Fairfield in two innings of work…Had three strikeouts in 2 1/3 innings in start against Long Island…Was 0-0 with a 1.80 ERA
in three appearances in league play…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
High School/ Personal
Lettered in baseball for four years at Kellenberg Memorial High School in Uniondale, New York…Posted a 2-1 record as a senior…
Helped Kellenberg to the 2009 Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA) semifinals…Born March 5, 1991…Has one
brother and one sister…Also recruited by Iona…Began playing baseball at age 7…Lists Kid Cudi as his favorite music artist, and
Derek Jeter and Tony Romo as his favorite athletes…Accounting major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 12/1 1-0 0 8.41 20.1 20 19 25 13 13 3 3
2011 2/0 0-0 0 27.00 1.1 4 4 7 0 1 0 0
2012 16/0 0-1 0 5.57 21.0 15 13 27 13 7 6 0
Career 30/1 1-1 0 7.59 42.2 39 36 59 26 21 9 3
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chris nardo
Senior, 6-0, 180
Utility
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Poughkeepsie, NY
Arlington High School
At Hofstra
2012: Appeared in 10 games
with one start…Batted .385
with five hits in 13 at-bats…
Had two home runs and a
double for a .923 slugging
percentage…Knocked in
five runs…Made first career
start at Old Dominion on
March 24 and hit a double
and a home run, and drove
in two runs…Had a pinchhit
home run and two RBIs
at Delaware State…Hit
.333 in CAA games…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient…2011:
Was not a member of the
team…2010: Did not see any
action...CAA Commissioner’s
Academic Award recipient.
High School/Personal
Played baseball and soccer
at Arlington High School in
Lagrangeville, New York...
Batted .410 with one home
run and 15 RBIs as a senior,
earning all-league honors...
Named to the Poughkeepsie
Journal All-Academic team...
Hit two home runs, added 15
RBIs and two home runs as a
junior...Has one sister...Lists
Robin Venture and Brett Favre as his favorite athletes...Began playing baseball at age 6...Finance major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2012 10 13 3 5 .385 5 1 0 2 3 5 0
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cody normand
Senior, 6-0, 195
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
North Kingstown, RI
North Kingstown High School
At Hofstra
2012: Made 21 appearances out of the
bullpen…Posted a 3-0 record, a 3.66 ERA and
25 strikeouts in 32 innings of work…Tied for
third on the team in wins…Picked up wins
versus VCU, Georgia State and Towson…Had
five strikeouts in two innings of work against
Notre Dame…Started the season with seven
consecutive appearances without allowing an
earned run…CAA Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient…Was 3-0 with a 4.67 ERA in
12 CAA appearances…2011: Appeared in 13
games…Was 0-0 with a 6.38 ERA…Posted 14
strikeouts and seven walks in 18 1/3 innings
pitched…Struck out three batters in an inning of work at Florida State…Had three strikeouts in three scoreless innings at Virginia
Commonwealth…Posted a 1.42 ERA in seven CAA appearances…Held conference opposition to a .174 batting average…Received
CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award…2010: Appeared in 15 games with one start (at Troy)…Was 2-1 with a 10.96 ERA…Threw
23 innings…Recorded 17 strikeouts on the year…Struck out three Fairfield batters in 2 1/3 innings of relief to earn his first career
win…Notched second win with 1 2/3 innings of hitless relief against New York Tech…Recorded three strikeouts in 4 1/3 innings
of relief against Old Dominion…Was 0-0 with a 10.45 ERA in six league appearances…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award
recipient.
High School/ Personal
Played four years of baseball and football, and two years of basketball at North Kingstown (RI) High School…High school teammate
of fellow Pride pitcher David D’Errico…Named first team All-Rhode Island at pitcher following his junior and senior seasons…
Holds school record for career wins with 35…Helped lead the baseball team to state semifinals as a freshman and senior…Named to
all-state first team at linebacker as a senior…Member of two state semifinal teams in football…Born June 4, 1991…Has one sister…
Lists Wes Welker and Josh Beckett as his favorite athletes…Also recruited by Rhode Island, Connecticut, Fordham, Quinnipiac and
Holy Cross…Served as the play-by-play announcer and color analyst for the New York Atlantics baseball team during the summer of
2011…Is an on-air talent for Hofstra’s radio station (WRHU)…Also hosts an online radio sports talk show called Rhode to Boston
Sports Talk…Pitched for the Elmira Pioneers of the New York Collegiate Baseball League during the summer of 2010…Broadcast
journalism major with a minor in psychology.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 15/1 2-1 0 10.96 23.0 30 28 33 17 14 4 10
2011 13/0 0-0 0 6.38 18.1 15 13 19 14 7 1 5
2012 21/0 3-0 0 3.66 32.0 18 13 36 25 18 5 2
Career 49/1 5-1 0 6.63 73.1 63 54 88 56 39 10 17
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Austin nyman
Senior, 6-0, 160
Outfield/Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Susanville, CA/Reno, NV
Reno High School
Allan Hancock College
At Hofstra
2012: Started 52 of 53 games…Batted .297 with 10 doubles, two
triples, 20 RBIs and 25 stolen bases…Also scored 47 runs…
Ranked third on the team in steals and fourth in runs…Ranked
37th in the nation in stolen bases…Had 12 multiple-hit games…
Went 4-4 with three runs in series finale at Delaware State…Had
four hits, three runs and two steals in first game of doubleheader
against James Madison…Was 4-5 with a double, two RBIs and
two runs in finale at Towson…Had six games with two or more
steals, including three against VCU to go along with two doubles,
two RBIs and two runs scored…Batted .298 in conference play
with 13 steals and 25 runs scored.
At Allan Hancock College
Attended Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria, California,
for three years...Played on the baseball team for three
seasons…2011: First Team All-Western State Conference
selection…WSC Gold Glove Award recipient…Named to All-
Southern California team…Started 35 games…Batted a teamhigh
.329 with two home runs and 18 RBIs…Led team with
20 stolen bases and tied for lead with 28 runs scored…2010:
Honorable Mention All-WSC selection…Scored 26 runs and had
14 RBIs and nine stolen bases…2009: Red-shirted and did not
play.
High School/Personal
Is a 2008 graduate of Reno (NV) High School…Batted .381 with
40 runs scored, 21 RBIs and 11 stolen bases as a senior…Earned
academic honors in 2007…Has one sister and two brothers…
Father, Nyls, was an outfielder for the Chicago White Sox from
1974 to 1977 and played in 120 games during that time…Uncle, Chris Nyman, played collegiately at Arizona State and was with the
White Sox for two seasons (1982-83)…Hobbies include hiking, fishing and sea-doo Frisbee…Lists David Eckstein, Craig Biggio and
Michael Jordan as his favorite athletes…Started playing baseball at age 10…Psychology major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2012 53 192 47 57 .297 20 10 2 0 12 16 25
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jared rogers
Senior, 6-3, 180
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Flemington, NJ
Hunterdon Central Regional High School
At Hofstra
2012: Made nine appearances with five starts…
Was 0-5 with a 7.88 ERA in 24 innings…Pitched
well in no-decision against Georgia State,
allowing three hits and two runs in five innings…
Pitched a perfect inning of relief at Fordham,
striking out one…Struck out three batters in two
innings of work at Delaware State…Was 0-3 in
CAA play…2011: Appeared in 10 games with
nine starts…Missed one month of the season
due to injury…Posted a 1-4 record with a 9.64
ERA…Threw 37 1/3 innings…Recorded 15
strikeouts…Picked up lone win at VCU after
scattering 10 hits and allowing three earned runs
in six innings of work…Was 1-2 in CAA action
with an 8.02 ERA…2010: Made 14 appearances
with 13 starts…Posted a 4-7 record, a 9.53 ERA
and 38 strikeouts…Led Hofstra in wins, strikeouts and innings pitched (62 1/3)…Was Hofstra’s opening day starter at Troy…Picked
up first career win over Fairfield, allowing four hits and two runs (one earned) over six innings…Had a season-high six strikeouts
in five innings at Penn State…Allowed four hits and one run over eight innings in a win at Northeastern…Went a team-best 8 1/3
innings, allowing seven hits in a 16-3 win over William & Mary…Was 3-3 with an 8.29 ERA in CAA games…CAA Commissioner’s
Academic Award recipient.
High School/Personal
Played baseball for four years and basketball for two years at Hunterdon Central Regional High School in Flemington, NJ…Teammate
of fellow Pride sophomore Jared Hammer…Helped team to state championships in 2008 and 2009…2009 squad finished as the topranked
team in New Jersey and were ranked 19th in the nation at one point during the season…Went 10-1 as a junior and 10-0 as a
senior…Holds school record for varsity career wins (20) and complete games (10)…All-New Jersey first team selection as a senior…
Two-time All-West Jersey, all-county, all-area and all-conference first team selection…Born June 28, 1991…Has one brother…Has
volunteered with the Special Olympics…Lists Derek Jeter as his favorite athlete…Names “Beyond Belief: Finding the Strength to
Come Back” as his favorite book…Plans to be an early special education teacher…Science major with a dual certification in early
childhood and childhood education.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 14/13 4-7 0 9.53 62.1 70 66 94 38 30 5 6
2011 10/9 1-4 0 9.64 37.1 45 40 64 15 23 3 1
2012 9/5 0-5 0 7.88 24.0 25 21 35 13 11 2 2
Career 33/27 5-16 0 9.24 123.2 140 127 193 66 64 10 9
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dalton rouleau
Senior, 5-9, 170
Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Lompoc, CA
Lompoc High School
Allan Hancock College
Preseason All-Colonial
Athletic Association
selection
At Hofstra
2012: First team All-CAA
selection…Started 49 of 50
games…Batted .328 with
14 doubles, two triples, five
home runs and 31 RBIs…
Scored 51 runs and stole
26 bases…Ranked 35th
in the nation in runs per
game (1.05) and 33rd in the
country in stolen bases…
Was second on the team in
runs and steals…Ranked second in the CAA in steals and sixth in runs…Was named to the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List for the
top shortstop in the nation…Had 20 multi-hit games and 16 multi-run games…Was 4-5 with two doubles, an RBI and two runs scored
in series finale at UNCW…Went 4-5 with a double and two runs in middle game of Georgia State series…Was 4-11 with a home run
and six RBIs in George Mason series…Had three hits and scored three times in Florida State series…Had eight games with two stolen
bases…Had three hits, including a home run and knocked in four runs in first game of doubleheader against William & Mary…Batted
.314 with four home runs, 24 RBIs and 12 steals in CAA play.
At Allan Hancock College
Attended Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria, California, for two years…2011: Honorable Mention All-Western State Conference
selection…Started all 36 games…Batted .301 with six doubles, five triples and 19 RBIs…Added 14 stolen bases…Led team in triples
and tied for lead with 28 runs scored…2010: WSC Gold Glove Award recipient…Scored 25 runs and had seven doubles.
High School/Personal
Is a 2009 graduate of Lompoc (CA) High School…Four-year letterman in baseball…Was a first team All-California Interscholastic
Federation selection as a junior…Has four brothers and two sisters…Hobbies include outdoor activities…Nicknamed “Wally”…
Names Chipper Jones and Hanley Ramirez as his favorite athletes…Started playing baseball at age 6…Plans to pursue a career as a
firefighter…Sociology major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2012 50 195 51 64 .328 31 14 2 5 30 34 26-33
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gregg sarra
Senior, 5-9, 175
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Ronkonkoma, NY
Connetquot High School
At Hofstra
2012: Pitched in 11 games…Posted a 1-0 record and a
10.45 ERA…Picked up win in relief against William &
Mary for first career decision…Struck out two batters in
two scoreless innings against New York Tech…Made four
appearances in CAA play…CAA Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient…2011: Appeared in seven games…Was
0-0 with a 7.27 ERA…Pitched 8 2/3 innings…Recorded
five strikeouts on the season…Help opponents to a .212
average…Struck out two batters in two innings of work at
James Madison…Put together a string of four consecutive
appearance without allowing a hit…Was 0-0 with a 6.00 ERA
in four CAA Appearances…CAA Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient…2010: Appeared in six games…Was 0-0
with an 11.88 ERA in 8 1/3 innings pitched…Recorded four
strikeouts on the season…Pitched a scoreless inning of relief
in an 11-0 shutout of Fairfield…Allowed one hit and struck
out a batter in 2/3 of an inning in 16-3 win over William &
Mary…Made two appearances in CAA play, totaling 2 1/3
innings…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
High School/Personal
Played baseball for four years and football for three years at
Connetquot High School in Bohemia, New York…Named
to academic all-league team as a junior and senior…Born
January 21, 1991…Has one brother and two sisters…Father,
Gregg, is a sports editor at MSG Varsity and played baseball
at Dowling College where he is a member of the Athletics
Hall of Fame… Favorite athletes are Roger Clemens, Alex Rodriguez, and Albert Pujols… Started playing baseball at age 4…Hobbies
include movies and sports…Lists “Fight Club” as his favorite book…Majoring in information technology.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 6/0 0-0 0 11.88 8.1 14 11 16 4 4 5 1
2011 7/0 0-0 0 7.27 8.2 9 7 7 5 2 3 1
2012 11/0 1-0 0 10.45 10.1 13 12 18 6 5 5 0
Career 24/0 1-0 0 9.88 27.1 36 30 41 15 11 13 2
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taylor stuart
Senior, 6-0, 195
Outfield
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Westport, CT
Staples High School
University of Rhode Island
At Hofstra
2012: Played in 44 games,
starting 26…Batted .277 with
five doubles, two home runs
and 17 RBIs…Scored 27
runs and stole nine bases…
Had nine multi-hit games…
Went 6-8 with three doubles,
a home run, three RBIs and
six runs scored in a pair of
starts against Northeastern…
Was 2-3 with a double and
two runs scored at Rutgers…
Knocked in four runs in
second game at Delaware
State…Was 2-3 with a home
run and two runs scored in Old Dominion series finale…Batted .291 with four doubles and 14 runs scored in 23 CAA contests…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…2011: Played in 28 games, starting 12…Batted .190 with one double, one triple and six
RBIs…Stole five bases…Went 2-4 with two steals in a start at Florida State…Had a two-run triple at Norfolk State…Had two hits and
scored twice versus Marist…Batted .200 in CAA action…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
At Rhode Island
Attended the University of Rhode Island for two years…Was a member of the baseball team in 2009, but did not see any action.
High School/Personal
Was a member of the baseball, soccer, ski and indoor track teams at Staples High School in Westport, Connecticut…Was a member of
Staples’ conference championship soccer team as a senior that finished as state runners-up…All-FCIAC selection…All-state and allconference
selection in indoor track…Honor student…Born November 12, 1989…Has two brothers and one sister…Sister, Mercedes,
was on the soccer team for two years at Iona…Brother, Joshua, pitched for one year at New Haven…Hobbies include skiing,
snowboarding, and water skiing…Nicknamed “Stew”…Interested in a possible career in physical therapy…Exercise science major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2011 28 63 6 12 .190 6 1 1 0 3 20 5
2012 44 119 27 33 .277 17 5 1 2 16 25 9
Career 72 182 33 45 .247 23 6 2 2 19 45 14
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john tiedemann
Senior, 6-0, 175
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
San Luis Obispo, CA
San Luis Obispo High School
Cuesta College
At Hofstra
2012: Third team All-Colonial Athletic Association selection...
Made 16 appearances with 15 starts…Posted a 7-5 record and 5.13
ERA in 79 innings pitched…Struck out 64 batters…Led team in
wins, innings and strikeouts…Held opponents to a .258 batting
average…Notched first Hofstra victory with six innings of two-run
ball and six strikeouts at Fordham…Allowed four hits and one run
with eight strikeouts in eight innings in win at UNCW…Twirled
eight shutout innings with seven strikeouts in win at Delaware…Went
eight innings, allowing eight hits and two runs with five strikeouts
in win over Northeastern…Allowed five hits and a run in six innings
in win at Towson…Notched a save in second game of doubleheader
against James Madison after starting game one…Posted eight
strikeouts in seven innings in win at Delaware State…Was 5-3 with
a 4.74 ERA in 11 CAA appearances…Conference opposition batted
.238 against him.
At Cuesta College
Attended Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo, California, for two
years…2011: First team All-Western State Conference selection…
Posted an 8-2 record in 14 games (nine starts)…Had a 2.26 ERA and
63 strikeouts in 67 2/3 innings…Averaged 8.4 strikeouts per nine
innings…2010: Honorable Mention All-WSC pick…Pitched in 19
games…Was 3-2 with a 4.36 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 53.2 innings.
High School/Personal
Is a 2009 graduate of San Luis Obispo (CA) High School…Fouryear
letterman in baseball…Was a first team All-California Interscholastic Federation selection as a senior at first base…Also earned
first team all-county and all-league accolades as a senior…Played for former MLB player Casey Candaele at San Luis Obispo…Has
one sister…Hobbies include movies, music, going to the beach and watching college football…Nicknamed “Tied”…Names Ahmad
Bradshaw, Ubaldo Jimenez and Tim Lincecum as his favorite athletes…Did not start pitching until he got to Cuesta College…History
major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2012 16/15 7-5 1 5.13 79.0 55 45 79 64 44 10 8
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David D’Errico
Junior (RS), 6-0, 216
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
North Kingstown, RI
North Kingstown High School
17
Kenny Jackson
Junior, 6-2, 195
Outfield
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Ronkonkoma, NY
Connetquot High School
At Hofstra
2012: Made five starts before suffering
a season-ending injury…Was 2-1 with
a 2.97 ERA in 30 1/3 innings of work…
Struck out 14 and walked seven…Threw
eight innings of three-hit, no-run ball in
win over Quinnipiac…Scattered 11 hits and
four runs over 7 1/3 innings in victory over
VCU…Was 1-0 with a 3.63 ERA in CAA
contests…2011: Made 14 starts…Had a
5-6 record and a 4.48 ERA…Led team in
wins…Had the lowest ERA for a starter
on the team…Tied for team lead with 46
strikeouts…Threw two complete games and
had one combined shutout…Ranked fourth in the CAA in complete
games…Scattered five singles and struck out four in six innings in a 5-0
win over #14 Miami (FL)…Posted a complete game win at William &
Mary, allowing two runs over nine innings…Pitched a complete game
in 3-0 loss at Northeastern, striking out six batters…Struck out a careerhigh
eight over 7 2/3 in a no decision against Old Dominion…Had
wins over James Madison, Delaware, William & Mary, George Mason
and Miami (FL)…Was 4-4 in CAA action with a 4.55 ERA…2010:
Appeared in 14 games, making 10 starts…Posted a 3-3 record, a 7.66
ERA and 33 strikeouts in 51 2/3 innings pitched…Won his first three
starts…Scattered five hits over four innings and struck out four batters
to notch first career win in start against Fairfield…Allowed five hits and
one run in six innings to get the win at Penn State…Went eight innings
and allowed seven hits and two runs to get the win at Northeastern…Had
a season-high five strikeouts in five innings versus Old Dominion...Was
1-3 with an 8.08 ERA in league play.
High School/Personal
Lettered in baseball and football all four years at North Kingstown (RI)
High School… Teammate of fellow Pride senior Cody Normand…
Helped lead the baseball team to state semifinals as a freshman and
senior…First team All-Rhode Island selection as a junior and senior…
Was a second team all-state pick as a sophomore…Batted .445 and
posted a 1.89 ERA as a senior…Hit .464 with a 1.98 ERA as a junior…
Born October 15, 1990…Has one sister…Lists Tim Tebow as his
favorite athlete…Started playing baseball at age 6…Has volunteered as
a basketball referee for the Special Olympics…Pitched for the Okotoks
Dawgs of the Western Major Baseball League during the summers of
2010 and 2011…Compiled an 0-3 record, a 4.05 ERA and 15 strikeouts
in 12 appearances in 2010…Was 2-0 with a 1.65 ERA and five saves in
2011…Psychology major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2010 14/10 3-3 0 7.66 51.2 48 44 78 33 18 10 2
2011 14/14 5-6 0 4.48 82.1 48 41 109 46 21 6 2
2012 5/5 2-1 0 2.97 30.1 13 10 35 14 7 3 3
Career 33/29 10-10 0 5.20 164.1 109 95 222 93 46 19 7
Preseason Honorable Mention All-
Colonial Athletic Association selection
At Hofstra
2012: Second team All-Colonial Athletic
Association selection…Played in 54
games, starting 53…Batted .344 with 12
doubles, four home runs and 51 RBIs…
Ranked fourth on the team in batting…
Scored 33 runs…Batted safely in 34 of
final 37 games, including a 21 straight to
end season…Had 22 multi-hit games and
17 multi-RBI contests…Was 4-5 with two
RBIs in middle game of Georgia State
series…Was 9-19 with three RBIs in Delaware State series…Went 3-5
with three RBIs in CAA Tournament win over VCU… Knocked in
four runs with a grand slam versus William & Mary in regular season
finale…Stole eight bases on the year…Batted .325 in league play with 25
RBIs…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…CAA Player
of the Week on April 2…2011: Colonial Athletic Association All-
Rookie selection...Played in 31 games, starting 23…Batted .341 with
five doubles, one triple, one home run and 18 RBIs…Scored 16 runs…
Had seven multi-hit games…Started career with a 2-3 performance with
a double and two RBIs at James Madison…Was 3-4 with a double and
three RBIs in first start against Rider…Was 8-12 with two doubles, a
home run, four RBIs and six runs scored in three-game series against
George Mason…Earned CAA Rookie of the Week following George
Mason series that included a 4-4 day in series opener…Had second
4-4 game of the season against New York Tech with a double and two
RBIs…Batted .328 in league action…CAA Commissioner’s Academic
Award recipient.
High School/Personal
Lettered in baseball and volleyball at Connetquot High School…Named
to All-Long Island, All-Suffolk County and all-league teams as a senior
after batting .440 with two home runs, 31 RBIs, 30 runs scored and 13
stolen bases…All-county and all-league pick in baseball as a junior after
batting .455 with 28 RBIs…All-county selection in volleyball as a junior
and senior…Was a finalist for the Dellecave Award, which is given to the
most outstanding male athlete in Suffolk County…Helped Connetquot
to league baseball championships as a sophomore and junior…Born
February 17, 1992…Has one sister… Hobbies include golf, music, video
games and going to the beach...Also recruited by Villanova, Bryant
and Manhattan...Lists Ryan Braun and Brad Richards as his favorite
athletes...Names “Dexter” and “Homeland” as his favorite TV shows...
Accounting major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2011 31 88 16 30 .341 18 5 1 1 9 16 1
2012 54 215 33 74 .344 51 12 1 4 16 38 8
Career 85 303 49 104 .343 69 17 2 5 25 54 9
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E vere t t Keller
Junior, 6-1, 225
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Port Washington, NY
Paul Schreiber High School
10
Mat t Reiste t ter
Junior, 5-10, 190
Catcher
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hauppauge, NY
Hauppauge High School
At Hofstra
2012: Did not see any game action as a sophomore…CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient…2011: Appeared in 17
games with three starts…Was 1-2 with a 6.41 ERA…Threw 19 2/3
innings…Had 10 strikeouts…Picked up win in relief, throwing three
scoreless innings against New York Tech with one hit allowed and five
strikeouts…Was 0-0 with a 0.00 ERA in six appearances in CAA play…
Allowed just two hits in 5 1/3 innings of work…CAA Commissioner’s
Academic Award recipient.
High School/Personal
Lettered in baseball at Paul Schreiber High School in Port Washington,
New York…All-Nassau County selection…Recorded a 1.20 ERA and 46
strikeouts as a senior…Was 8-1 with 73 strikeouts as a junior…Had a 5-0
mark as a sophomore with 51 strikeouts…Batted over .400 in each of his
last two scholastic seasons…Born October 13, 1992…Has one brother…
Hobbies include reading and listening to music…Lists favorite food as
pasta…Names “The Eye of the World” by Robert Jordan as his favorite
book and “The Departed” as his favorite movie…Management major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2011 17/0 1-2 0 6.41 19.2 19 14 25 10 11 6 1
2012 Did not pitch
Career 17 1-2 0 6.41 19.2 19 14 25 10 11 6 1
Honorable Mention Preseason All-Colonial Athletic Association
selection.
At Hofstra
2012: Second team All-Colonial
Athletic Association selection...
Started 41 of 43 games…Batted
.283 with seven doubles, one triple
and 19 RBIs…Scored 27 runs and
stole five bases…Threw out 15 of
40 attempted base-stealers…Had
nine multi-hit games, including all
three contests at Towson…Went 8-14
with two doubles, an RBI and five
runs scored in the series…Was 5-12
with a double and RBI and two runs
scored in CAA Championship…
Was 3-4 with three runs scored at
Delaware State…Batted .272 with
nine RBIs in league play…2011:
Named third team All-Colonial Athletic Association...Played in 37
games, starting 35…Batted .270 with four doubles, one triple and 13
RBIs…Scored 12 runs…Threw out 16 of 45 (36 percent) attempted base
stealers…Posted seven multi-hit games…Drove in game-winning run in
bottom of the 11th inning against Towson with a bases-loaded single…
Was 3-4 with a double and three runs scored in George Mason series
finale…Was 5-12 with a double and three RBIs in Miami (FL) series…
Was 2-3 with two RBIs in series finale against UNCW…Had a triple at
Florida Atlantic…CAA Rookie of the Week on March 14 following 3-7,
two RBI performance in two games at James Madison…Hit .278 in CAA
play with three doubles and 10 RBIs.
High School/Personal
Played baseball for five years at Hauppauge High School…Two-time
All-New York State selection…Two-time All-Long island selection…
Named to All-Suffolk County team four times…Was a Louisville
Slugger Preseason Honorable Mention All-American prior to his senior
season…League Most Valuable Player…Suffolk County Gold Glove
Award recipient…Posted a career average of .441 with 149 hits, 101
RBIs and 102 runs scored…Helped Hauppauge to the Suffolk County
finals and to the 2009 League Five championship…2007 Frank Segretto
Courage Award recipient…Born May 5, 1992…Has one brother…
Hobbies include golfing and fishing…Lists David Wright as his favorite
athlete…Also recruited by St. John’s and Stony Brook…Hopes to pursue
a professional baseball career…Community health major.
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2011 37 126 12 34 .270 13 4 1 0 10 16 1
2012 43 138 27 39 .283 19 7 1 0 14 16 5
Career 80 264 39 73 .277 32 11 2 0 24 32 6
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Junior, 6-1, 190
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Westbury, NY
W.T. Clarke High School
7
John Schilt
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Bre t t Schreiber
Junior, 6-4, 190
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Westbury, NY
W.T. Clarke High School
At Hofstra
2012: Made 10 appearances as a sophomore, starting six games…
Was 2-2 with an
8.42 ERA in 25 2/3
innings…Struck out
25 batters…Picked
up first career win at
Virginia Wesleyan,
allowing six hits and
two runs with five
strikeouts in five
innings of work…
Threw five scoreless
innings in start
versus Albany to
notch second win…
Struck out two batters
in a two-inning
relief appearance
at Marist…Was
0-0 with a 2.70
ERA in two CAA
appearances…2011:
Missed the entire
season due to
injury…CAA
Commissioner’s
Academic Award
recipient…Was
named to Hofstra’s Provost’s List (4.0 GPA) during the spring 2011
semester.
Previous College
Attended St. John’s University for the fall 2009 semester...Was a member
of the Red Storm baseball team during the fall season.
High School/Personal
Played baseball, football and basketball at W.T. Clarke High School in
Westbury New York...Posted a 10-1 record as a senior, earning All-New
York State and All-Nassau County honors...Led the Rams to Nassau
County and Long Island championships...Finished 9-1 as a junior...Lists
Ken Griffey Jr. and John Elway as his favorite athletes...Began playing
baseball at age 5...Has two brothers...Management major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2011 Injured
2012 10/6 2-2 0 8.42 25.2 26 24 39 25 26 3 6
Career 10/6 2-2 0 8.42 25.2 26 24 39 25 26 3 6
At Hofstra
2012: Made a team-high 26 appearances with one start…Compiled a
3-2 record, three
saves and a
4.93 ERA in 38
1/3 innings of
work…Was 3-1
with a 4.33 ERA
as a reliever…
Picked up a
four-inning save
at Delaware,
allowing three
hits and one
run…Pitched
four scoreless
innings at
Towson to earn
a save…Picked
up a win and a
save during the
Georgia State
series…Pitched
four scoreless innings at Rutgers, allowing five hits with three strikeouts
to get the win…Also won in relief at Marist…Was 1-0 with a 2.11
ERA in 14 CAA Appearances…Held AA opposition to a .232 batting
average…2011: Made 17 appearances in relief…Was 1-0 with a 4.95
ERA in 20 innings of work…Struck out 12 batters…Notched a win with
two innings of scoreless relief versus Towson…Struck out two batters
in an inning of work against Delaware…Also had two strikeouts against
Georgia State…Was 1-0 with a 0.90 ERA in nine CAA appearances.
Previous College
Attended the University of Massachusetts-Boston during the fall 2009
semester.
High School/Personal
Played baseball and basketball at W.T. Clarke High School in Westbury
New York…Posted a 3-0 record with a 0.78 ERA as a senior for Clarke,
earning New York State’s Sportsmanship Award…Led the Rams to
Nassau County and Long Island championships…Lists David Wright
as his favorite athlete…Began playing baseball at age 6…Has a twin
brother and one older brother…Make-a-Wish Foundation volunteer…
Marketing major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2011 17/0 1-0 0 4.95 20.0 17 11 33 12 6 4 2
2012 26/1 3-2 3 4.93 38.1 23 21 49 18 14 5 4
Career 43/1 4-2 3 4.94 58.1 40 32 82 30 20 9 6
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Bryan Verbitsky
Junior, 6-0, 210
Pitcher/Outfield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Levittown, NY
Island Trees High School
Sophomore, 6-0, 185
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
North Caldwell, NJ
West Essex High School
22
Dave Jesch
Projected by Baseball America to be the 2013 CAA Player of the Year…Cape
Cod League All-Star in 2012
At Hofstra
2012: Played in 29 games as a position
player or designated hitter…Also made
21 appearances on the mound with two
starts…Batted .322 with six doubles, four
home runs and 23 RBIs in 87 at-bats…
Boasted a .552 slugging percentage…
Stole five bases…Had nine multi-hit
games…Went 2-5 with a double and
four RBIs in first game against New York
Tech…Was 2-3 with a home run and three
RBIs in second meeting against New York
Tech…Had two hits, including a home
run and four RBIs in win at Delaware…
Posted a 1-3 mark with five saves on the
mound…Led team in saves…Had a 6.15
ERA…Posted a 5.47 ERA as a reliever…
Struck out 20 batters…Picked up win
versus Northeastern…Had saves against VCU, Georgia State, UNCW, Delaware
and William & Mary…Was 1-3 with five saves and a 5.85 ERA in 14 CAA
appearances…2011: Appeared in 27 games as a position player with 20 starts…
Also made 17 appearance out of the Pride bullpen…Batted .216 with three
doubles, one triple, two home runs and 19 RBIs…Tied for second on the team
in home runs and fourth on the team in RBIs…Hit the first home run over the
Pride’s 30-foot high fence in centerfield…Began career with a 2-4, one-RBI day
at Florida Atlantic…Was 2-5 with a triple and four RBIs versus Rider…Ripped
first career home run at James Madison…Posted a 0-0 record, three saves and a
3.31 ERA as a pitcher…Threw 16 1/3 innings…Notched save against UNCW in
same game that his two-run home run put Hofstra ahead to stay…Also had saves
versus Towson and Albany…Struck out 16 batters and held opponents to a .218
average…Batted .152 in CAA play…Was 0-0 with a 5.06 ERA and two saves in
league action…CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award recipient.
At Hofstra
2012: Made 17 appearances with 10 starts…Posted a 4-0 record and a
5.31 ERA in 59 1/3 innings pitched…Tied for second on the team in
wins and was second in strikeouts with 47…Won first collegiate start
over Quinnipiac by allowing two hits and no runs with six strikeouts
over six innings…Allowed a hit and a run with five strikeouts in a win
over George Mason…Struck out seven batters in 5 2/3 innings of shutout
ball in win over Old Dominion…Notched fourth win of the year with a
four-hit, two-run effort at UNCW…Was 3-0 with a 6.10 ERA in 10 CAA
appearances (eight starts).
High School/Personal
Played four years of baseball at West Essex High School in North
Caldwell, New Jersey…Third Team All-New Jersey selection as a
senior after helping the Knights to a second consecutive Group 2 State
championship…Essex County Player of the Year as a senior after
compiling a 7-2 record, a 1.96 ERA, 112 strikeouts and 10 walks in
64 1/3 innings…Also earned All-Group, All-Essex County and allconference
honors…Posted an 8-0 record, a 0.89 ERA and 48 strikeouts
in 39 1/3 innings pitched as a junior…Earned all-conference first team
accolades, as well as second team All-Essex County and third team All-
New Jersey Group 2 honors…Helped West Essex set a school record
for wins (28) and earn the number one ranking in the state en route
to a Group 2 State championship…Has one sister…Hobbies include
swimming, golf and video games…Lists Derek Jeter and C.C. Sabathia
as his favorite athletes…Takes part in the annual Shore Dreams for Kids
event that benefits handicapped children…Also recruited by Seton Hall,
Sacred Heart and Siena…Finance major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2012 17/10 4-0 0 5.31 59.1 41 35 66 47 30 14 5
High School/Personal
Played four years of baseball, two years of basketball and one year of football at
Island Trees High School in Levittown, New York…Two-time Diamond Award
recipient as the top position player in Nassau County…Named All-New York
State, All-Long Island and All-Nassau County as a junior and senior…All-county
pick as a sophomore...Batted .411 with a .945 slugging percentage and .556 onbase
percentage as a senior…Led Nassau County with 12 home runs and added
36 RBIs…Posted a 4-1 mark as a pitcher with a 2.63 ERA…Hit .467 as a junior
with eight home runs and 37 RBIs…Was also 8-1 on the hill with a 1.44 ERA and
83 strikeouts…Helped Island Trees to 2007 county and league championships, a
2008 league championship and the 2009 county finals…Has one sister…Aspires
to pursue a career in law enforcement…Criminology major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2011 17/0 0-0 3 3.31 16.1 6 6 12 16 8 3 2
2012 21/2 1-3 5 6.15 26.1 26 18 37 20 12 2 2
Career 38/2 1-3 8 5.06 42.2 32 24 49 36 20 5 4
Year G AB R H Avg. RBI 2B 3B HR BB SO SB
2011 27 74 12 16 .216 19 3 1 2 10 25 0
2012 29 87 23 28 .322 23 6 1 4 22 36 5
Career 56 161 35 44 .273 42 9 2 6 32 61 5
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Nick Kozlowski
Sophomore, 6-1, 195
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Huntington Station, NY
Walt Whitman High School
42
Brendan Mulligan
Sophomore, 6-5, 200
Pitcher
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Bellerose, NY
Chaminade High School
At Hofstra
2012: Made 10 appearances with four starts…Posted a 2-0 record with
a 3.95 ERA…Threw 27 1/3 innings…Struck out 19 batters…Made first
career start at Rutgers, allowing six hits and no runs over four innings…
Notched win in start
at Albany, allowing
four hits and two
runs in five innings…
Allowed seven hits
and one run with
three strikeouts in
five innings of work
to earn win over
VCU at the CAA
Championship…
Was 0-0 with a 9.00
ERA in two CAA
appearances…2011:
Missed the 2011
season due to injury.
High School/
Personal
Played baseball for
four years, volleyball
for two years and
basketball for one
year at Walt Whitman
High School in
Huntington Station,
New York…Allleague
selection as
a junior after posting a 4-2 record, a 2.00 ERA and 60 strikeouts in 40
innings of work…Struck out 17 batters during a one-hit performance
over Central Islip…Born June 17, 1992…Has two sisters…Sister,
Jessica, played three years of softball at Delaware…Sister, Danielle,
played one year of softball at Sacred Heart…Lists Robinson Cano and
Paul O’Neill as his favorite athletes…Nicknamed “Koz”…Started
playing baseball at age 4…Physical education major.
At Hofstra
2012: Appeared in 10 games, starting one…Was 1-0 with a 10.80 ERA
in 13 1/3 innings of work…Recorded nine strikeouts…Earned win in
first collegiate start against NYIT, allowing four hits and three runs in 3
2/3 innings…Had two strikeouts in that start and added two in an inning
of relief against William & Mary...Was 0-0 with an 11.81 ERA in three
CAA appearances.
High School/Personal
Played four years of baseball and two years of football at Chaminade
High School in Mineola, New York…Teammate of fellow Pride freshman
Michael Ferranti…Helped Chaminade win the CHSAA championship
in 2009 and 2011…Member of the National Honor Society…Has one
brother and one sister…Brother, Patrick, was a member of the swim team
at Fordham from 2008 to 2010…Nicknamed “Mully”…Started playing
baseball at age 5…New York Blood Center Blood Drive volunteer…Also
recruited by St. John’s, Fairfield, Fordham and Bucknell…Would like to
pursue a career in sports management…Undecided major.
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2012 10/1 1-0 0 10.80 13.1 17 16 21 9 11 8 2
Year G/GS W-L SV ERA IP R ER H SO BB HB WP
2012 10/4 2-0 0 3.95 27.1 12 12 36 19 15 5 4
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player profiles
14
Ke vin Brantley
Freshman, 6-0, 175
Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Apopka, FL
Wekiva High School
High School/Personal
Played baseball for four years at Wekiva High School in Apopka,
Florida…Named Offensive Most Valuable Player as a junior and
senior…Batted .445 as a sophomore and led the team in hits…Led
team in hits as a junior and batted .413…Honorable mention All-West
Metro Conference selection…Has two sisters…Hobbies include surfing,
baseball and music…Lists Coldplay as his favorite band…Also recruited
by Wake Forest, LSU, Central Florida and Florida Atlantic…Aspires
to a career in professional baseball…Habitat for Humanity volunteer…
Undecided major.
12
Robbie Cafiero
Junior, 5-11, 190
Utility
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Bethpage, NY
Bethpage High School
New York Tech
Catawba Valley Community
College
16
TJ E hrsam
Junior, 5-11, 185
Outfield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Vienna. VA
James Madison High School
Louisburg College
At Louisburg College
Attended Louisburg (NC) College for two years…Batted .420 with 14
RBIs in 47 games as a sophomore…Member of the Academic Honor
Roll and Deans List in each of his two years at Louisburg.
High School/Personal
Played baseball and basketball at James Madison High School in Vienna,
Virginia…Named first team all-district as a senior after batting .380
with 29 stolen bases…Also garnered honorable mention all-region
accolades…Hit .320 as a junior with 18 steals…All-district honorable
mention pick in basketball…Named to the Academic Honor Roll…
Has one brother and one sister…Given name is Timothy…Father,
Tim, played soccer at Dartmouth and then professionally with the
Pennsylvania Stoners of the American Soccer League…Mother, Marsha,
was a swimmer and soccer player at West Chester University…Lists
Kenny Chesney, Eric Church and Jason Aldean as his favorite musical
artists…Plans to open his own gym or become a strength coach for a
college or professional team…Exercise science major.
Previous Schools
Attended New York Tech in Old Westbury, New York, as a freshman in
2010-11…All-Great West Conference second team selection…Batted
.310 with seven doubles, three triples, five home runs and 32 RBIs…Had
a .451 average in conference play…Spent the 2011-12 academic year
at Catawba Valley Community College in Hickory, North Carolina…
All-Region X selection as a catcher after batting .385 with 20 doubles
and 48 RBIs…Helped team to Carolinas-Virginia Conference, Region X
Tournament and the Southeast District championships and a berth in the
Junior College D-II World Series.
High School/Personal
Played baseball, football and wrestled at Bethpage (NY) High School…
Three-time All-Nassau County selection in baseball…Batted .393 as
a senior with 21 RBIs…Was an all-county selection in football as a
senior…Named academic all-conference in football as well…Has two
brothers…Nicknamed “Caf”…Names “Mind Gym” as his favorite book
and “Lord of the Rings” as his favorite movie…Criminology major.
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Brent Hall
Junior, 6-4, 220
Outfield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Visalia, CA
Golden West High School
College of the Sequoias
At College of the Sequoias
Attended College of the Sequoias in Visalia, California for two years…
Started 37 games as a sophomore…Batted .297 with 11 doubles and 19
RBIs…Added 10 steals and 27 runs scored…Started 34 of 37 games
as a freshman and batted .333 with two home runs and 21 RBIs…Led
team with 12 steals…Named first team All-Central Valley Conference in
2012…Served as team captain.
High School/Personal
Played baseball, basketball and football at Golden West High School
in Visalia, California…Set school records for runs (44), home runs
(9) and RBIs (42) in a season as a senior in 2010…League and county
Most Valuable Player as a senior…First team all-league and all-county
selection…Named Golden West’s Blazer of the Year, which is given to
the male athlete of the year…Has one brother…Started playing baseball
at age 6…Economics major.
15
Chris Harkey
Junior, 6-0, 205
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Belmont, NC
South Point High School
Catawba Valley Community College
At Catawba Valley Community College
Attended Catawba Valley Community College in Hickory, North
Carolina for two years…Posted a 2-1 record and a 1.85 ERA in seven
games as a sophomore...Posted a 7-1 record and helped the team to a
third place finish at the regional tournament as a freshman…Helped
team to Carolinas-Virginia Conference, Region X Tournament and the
Southeast District championships and a berth in the Junior College D-II
World Series.
High School/Personal
Played baseball at South Point High School in Belmont, North
Carolina…Posted a 28-3 record in three seasons…Missed junior year
due to elbow surgery…Was 8-1 as a freshman and 9-2 as a sophomore,
earning De-Fence Player of the Year accolades…Was 11-0 as a senior
and named team Most Valuable Player…Scholar-Athlete Award
recipient…Has one sister…Hobbies include deep sea fishing and reading
the bible…Lists John Smoltz and Nolan Ryan as his favorite athletes…
Nicknamed “Big Dog”…Plans to pursue a career in coaching…History
major with a minor in business.
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player profiles
40
Michael Isom
Junior, 6-0, 200
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Fresno, CA
Clovis West High School
College of the Sequoias
At College of the Sequoias
Attended College of the Sequoias in Visalia, California for two years…
First team All-Central Valley Conference in 2012…College of the
Sequoias Pitcher of the Year after posting a 7-3 record and a 2.28 ERA
in 83 innings…Second team all-conference selection as a freshman after
posting a 6-4 record and a 5.40 ERA in 70 innings.
High School/Personal
Lettered in baseball at Clovis West High School in Fresno, California…
Helped team to a 29-4 record as a senior and the Tri-River Athletic
Conference championship…First team all-conference selection as
a senior after posting an 8-1 record, one save and a 2.20 ERA in 65
innings…Named to all-city and all-county teams…Most Improved
Player Award recipient…Has one sister…Lists Justin Verlander and
Aaron Rodgers as his favorite athletes…Nicknamed “Ice”…Started
playing baseball at age 5…Economics major.
35
Graham Tebbit
Junior, 6-5, 220
Pitcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Lorne Park Secondary School
Volunteer State College
Macomb Community College
Junior College
Attended Volunteer State College in Gallatin, Tennessee, as a
freshman…Was 0-1 with a 7.71 ERA in four appearances…Attended
Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan as a sophomore…
Went 4-2 with a 4.82 ERA in 14 appearances…Named to academic allconference
team.
High School/Personal
Lettered in baseball, basketball, swimming, cross country and cricket
at Lorne Park Secondary School in Mississagua, Ontario…Three-time
Most Valuable Player for the Spartans...Posted a 0.79 ERA as a junior
in 2009 to go along with a .451 average and one home run…Batted
.404 with two home runs and 23 RBIs as a senior…Was an All-Star
Elite pitcher during summer ball in 2011 and 2012…Lists Brett Lawrie
and J.P. Arencibia as his favorite athletes… Names “Sherlock Holmes
(Vol. 1)” as his favorite book…Started playing baseball at age 13…
Psychology major.
18
David Leiderman
Freshman, 6-2, 180
Infield
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Merrick, NY
Bellmore JFK High School
High School/Personal
Played four years of baseball at Bellmore JFK High School in Bellmore,
New York…Diamond Award Winner as a senior, which is presented
to the top position player in Nassau County…Named to All-New York
State, All-Long Island and All-Nassau County teams as a senior after
batting .609…Named team and conference Most Valuable Player…
Earned all-conference accolades as a junior after batting .420…Also
named team MVP in 2011…Helped Bellmore JFK to conference
semifinals as a senior and conference playoffs as a junior…Has one
sister…Father, Mike, was a four-year starter at Queens College…Lists
Derek Jeter and Tom Brady as his favorite athletes…Business major.
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HOFSTRA and the mlb draft
Hofstra has had eight players selected since the inception of the
Major League Baseball Draft in 1965.
Year Player round Team
1966 Bill Cheslock 32 St. Louis Cardinals
1967* Ken Singleton 1 New York Mets
1967 Donald Ruris 30 Oakland Athletics
1982 Pat Wallace 26 St. Louis Cardinals
1995 Mike Miller 29 Detroit Tigers
2006 Ricky Caputo 24 Washington Nationals
2010 Ethan Paquette 35 Seattle Mariners
2012 Danny Poma 10 Arizona Diamondbacks
*January Draft
Ethan Paquette
Ricky
Caputo
Danny poma
Mike Miller
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THIS IS HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
Hofstra University
provides a dynamic
college experience
tailored for engaged and
ambitious individuals.
Students find pride and
purpose at Hofstra,
through small classes, a
faculty whose primary
concern is teaching,
cutting edge technology,
extensive library resources,
internships, and active and
compelling educational
programs that appeal to
their interests and abilities.
The Hofstra community
is driven, dynamic and
energetic, helping students
find and focus their
strengths to prepare them
for a successful future.
In its relatively short 77-year history, Hofstra
has established itself as a world-class
institution of higher education and cultural
enterprise. Each academic year, the Hofstra
campus and the programs offered grow and
change to meet the demands of our students
and our community.
Hofstra opened in 1935 as a commuter school
with all classes and offices housed in one
building. Since those early days, Hofstra
has evolved into an international institution
with a student body hailing from 47 states
and territories, and 50 countries around the
world. The beautiful campus is an accredited
arboretum with 115 buildings on 240 acres.
There are approximately 3,900 students living
on campus, and Hofstra offers them and all
students an extensive array of academic and
social activities. Additionally, Hofstra’s close
proximity to Manhattan means that students
have easy access to the wondrous cultural,
social and career offerings of the city.
While the campus and its offerings have
changed, what has remained consistent
throughout the years is the sense of community
on campus, the eagerness of our students
to learn and the commitment of the Hofstra
faculty and administration to provide a
challenging education that encourages the
pursuit of lifelong learning.
The Colleges and Schools of the University are:
Hofstra College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Frank G. Zarb School of Business, School of
Communication, School of Education, Health
and Human Services, Maurice A. Deane
School of Law, School for University Studies,
School of Engineering and Applied Science,
Honors College, Hofstra University Continuing
Education and Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School
of Medicine at Hofstra University. Bachelor’s
degrees are offered in about 140 areas of study.
Graduate degrees are
offered, including Ph.D.,
Ed.D., Psy.D., Au.D.,
J.D., and M.D. degrees,
advanced certificates and
professional diplomas, in
more approximately 150
programs of study.
Hofstra joined with North
Shore-LIJ Health System
in establishing a medical
school on the University
campus in October 2007.
The new school, which
welcomed its first class
in July 2011, is the first
allopathic (MD) medical
school in Nassau County
and the first in New York
State since 1963.
In October 2011 the Commission on
Presidential Debates announced that it had
chosen Hofstra University for the site of
its October 16, 2012 Presidential Debate,
between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney,
which was held in the “town hall” format.
The Commission on Presidential Debates,
a nonprofit, nonpartisan corporation, has
sponsored and produced every presidential
and vice-presidential debate since 1988.
Hofstra University hosted the third and final
presidential debate of the 2008 election cycle,
between then Senator Barack Obama and
Senator John McCain, on October 15, 2008.
The debate was a transformational moment for
the University, highlighting the achievements
of our students and faculty and their
engagement in the political process. Leading
up to the debate, students and the entire
community were engaged by the year-long
Educate ’08 program, almost 150 lectures,
conferences, and events focused on the issues,
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history and politics of the presidency, followed
by Define ’09, which looked at the first year
of his presidency. The University continues to
host important political events, such as the New
York State Gubernatorial Debate in 2010 and
a visit from Newark, NJ, Mayor Cory Booker
to kick of the Debate 2012 - Pride, Politics &
Policy program.
In 2011 Hofstra announced that it would
launch a School of Engineering and Applied
Science with a co-op education program that
will partner with a network of industry leaders
to offer students substantial work experience
before they graduate.
The new school, which opened in September
2012, will combine and expand the University’s
existing Engineering and Computer Science
departments to develop a curriculum that
emphasizes high-tech research, practical
work experience and inter-disciplinary study,
integrating resources and faculty from other
parts of the institution, including the Hofstra
North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine and the
Frank G. Zarb School of Business.
Hofstra’s School of Communication is one of
the largest, most advanced non-commercial
television facilities in the East. Students
take classes and work in Dempster Hall, a
sophisticated television production/postproduction
facility with two broadcast-quality
studios and control rooms; two advanced
online video edit suites; two Avid non-linear
digital editing systems and several cuts-only
video work stations. Two satellite dishes are
available with one dish providing special news
feeds for the broadcast journalism room, which
also has access to Associated Press, Lexis-
Nexis and Dow Jones services. In addition,
the facility is capable of broadcasting studentproduced
programming to the entire campus
on our own cable channels. Also located here
is the University’s radio station (WRHU/88.7-
FM), audio production studios, a film/video
screening room, film editing rooms, a computer
laboratory, a speech performance studio and a
large dance studio.
17 Varsity sports
20 Eateries on campus
20 Local and national fraternities
and sororities
21 Average undergraduate class
size
22 Academic accreditations
37 Residence halls
Hofstra’s C.V. Starr Hall offers academic
facilities that are among the most
technologically advanced in the nation. Every
seat in every classroom allows students direct
access to the Internet and Hofstra network,
including the resources of Hofstra’s Axinn
Library.
Hofstra’s growing computer facilities offer
extensive high-tech training opportunities.
There are computer terminals throughout
the campus for student and faculty use, with
more than 750 PC, Macintosh and UNIX
workstations available in labs and classrooms.
Hofstra hosts more than 500 cultural events
annually, bringing thousands of scholars,
dignitaries and other participants to campus.
More than 200 musical and dramatic
performances take place on campus each
year. The University completed a year-long
celebration of its 75th anniversary in 2010,
complete with a concert, academic convocation
and cake, several conferences and signature
events which brought together students, faculty,
alumni and community.
Hofstra by the Numbers
100 Percent program
accessibility to persons
with disabilities
200 Student clubs and
organizations
500 Cultural events per year
1935 Founding date
1,191 Full-time undergraduate
enrollment
The Hofstra Museum, which houses one of the
largest art collections in the metropolitan area,
coordinates approximately eight exhibitions
annually and offers exhibition areas and an
extensive outdoor sculpture collection, with 75
pieces. The Hofstra Museum is accredited by
the American Association of Museums – one of
only 94 universities in the nation and one of six
in New York to hold that distinction.
Hofstra also has six theaters, a student
newspaper, a lively student center, a recently
renovated recreation center and numerous
athletic facilities, including the 13,000-seat
James M. Shuart Stadium and the 5,023-seat
David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex.
Hofstra also has an indoor, Olympic-sized
(eight lane, 50-meter) swimming pool, one
of the largest such facilities in the New York
metropolitan area.
The Hofstra athletic program competes on the
NCAA Division I level and is a member of the
Colonial Athletic Association. The University
sponsors 17 intercollegiate programs – eight
men’s sports and nine women’s sports. Hofstra
has men’s teams in basketball, baseball,
lacrosse, golf, tennis, wrestling, soccer
and cross country. Women’s sports include
basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis, soccer,
field hockey, lacrosse, cross country and golf.
Hofstra’s academic programs are accredited by
numerous national agencies and the University
is one of only 280 schools, out of more than
3,600 colleges and universities nationwide,
with a chapter of the national honor society
Phi Beta Kappa. Of Hofstra’s 1,114 faculty
members, 525 are full time and 92 percent hold
the highest degree in their fields. The average
undergraduate class size is 21 students, while
student-faculty ratio is 14-to-1.
Hofstra University is 100-percent program
accessible to persons with disabilities, and
has been cited as a national model for this
achievement.
11,453 Total University
enrollment, including
part-time undergraduate,
graduate
and School of Law
119,000+ Hofstra alumni
1.2 Million Volumes available at
Hofstra University
Libraries
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HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
Stuart Rabinowitz was
chosen by the Hofstra
University Board of
Trustees to serve as the eighth
president of the University on
December 20, 2000. Prior to his
appointment, he served as dean
of Hofstra University School
of Law from September 1989
through June 2001. He joined
the faculty of the School of Law
in 1972. President Rabinowitz
currently holds the Andrew
M. Boas and Mark L. Claster
Distinguished Professorship in
Civil Procedure.
President Rabinowitz holds
positions with a number of
important government and
community organizations,
including the Judicial Advisory
Council of the State of New
York Unified Court System
- County of Nassau, and the
Nassau County Health and
Welfare Council. He serves as
a trustee of the Commission
on Independent Colleges and
Universities, and on the Board of Directors for the Fair Media
Council and the Long Island Technology Network. President
Rabinowitz is a former member of the Nassau County Blue
Ribbon Financial Review Panel, former chair of the Nassau
County Local Advisory Board, and a former member of
the Board of Directors of the Long Island Association.
Additionally, President Rabinowitz
served as a member of the
Nassau County Commission on
Government Revision, which
was charged with drafting a
new charter and a new form of
government for the County. He is
the recipient of the Martin Luther
King Living the Dream Award,
EOC; Distinguished Service
in the Cause of Justice, Legal
Aid Society; UJA Federation
Leadership Award; the Bar
Association of Nassau County
Proclamation for Outstanding
Service to both the legal
profession and the community;
the Community Service Award
from the Conference of Jewish
Organizations of Nassau County;
and the Alumni Association of the
City College of New York 2005
Townsend Harris Medal. He has
also been honored by the Long
Island Software and Technology
Network (LISTnet) and was
the recipient of Networking
magazine’s David Award.
President Rabinowitz received a juris doctor, magna cum
laude, from Columbia University School of Law, where he was
a member of the board of editors of the Columbia Law Review
and a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. He graduated from City
College of New York with honors, and is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa and the American Law Institute.
President Rabinowitz, Hofstra Pride Club Board member James C. Metzger ’83
and Hofstra Pride Club President E. David Woycik ’77 at the Pride Student-Athlete
Awards Banquet
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UNIVERSITY SENIOR ADMINISTRATION
As of January 2013
OFFICERS
Janis M. Meyer,* Chair
James E. Quinn,* Vice Chair
Peter G. Schiff, Vice Chair
David S. Mack,* Secretary
Stuart Rabinowitz, President
M. Patricia Adamski
Senior Vice President
for Planning and
Administration
Joseph M. Barkwill
Vice President for
Facilities
and Operations
Jessica Eads
Vice President for
Enrollment Services
Dolores Fredrich,
Esq.
Vice President for
Legal Affairs and
General Counsel
Sandra S. Johnson
Vice President for
Student Affairs
MEMBERS
Alan J. Bernon*
Tejinder Bindra
Robert F. Dall*
Helene Fortunoff
Steven J. Freiberg*
Arno Fried
Martin B. Greenberg*
Joseph M. Gregory*
Leo A. Guthart
Peter S. Kalikow*
Arthur J. Kremer
Diana Lake*
Karen L. Lutz
John D. Miller*
Marilyn B. Monter*
Martha S. Pope
Edwin C. Reed
Robert D. Rosenthal*
Debra A. Sandler*
Thomas J. Sanzone*
Joseph Sparacio*
Frank G. Zarb*
Dr. Herman Berliner
Provost and Senior Vice
President for
Academic Affairs
Richard V. Guardino,
Jr., Esq.
Vice President for Business
Development
Robert W. Juckiewicz
Vice President for
Information Technology
DELEGATES
Stuart L. Bass,* Chair, University Senate Executive Committee
Tanya Levy-Odom,* President, Alumni Organization
William F. Nirode, Speaker of the Faculty
Ron Singh, President, Student Government Association
Andrea Standrowicz, Vice President, Student Government
Association
Elizabeth K. Venuti, Chair, University Senate Planning and
Budget Committee
James M. Shuart,* President Emeritus
Stephanie Bushey
Vice President for
Institutional Research and
Assessment
Melissa Connolly
Vice President for University
Relations
JEFFREY A. HATHAWAY
Vice President and
Director of Athletics
Catherine Hennessy
Vice President for Financial
Affairs and Treasurer
Alan J. Kelly
Vice President
for Development
Wilbur Breslin, Trustee Emeritus
Emil V. Cianciulli,* Chair Emeritus
John J. Conefry, Jr., Chair Emeritus
Maurice A. Deane,* Chair Emeritus
George G. Dempster,* Chair Emeritus
Joseph L. Dionne,* Trustee Emeritus
Florence Kaufman, Trustee Emerita
Walter B. Kissinger, Trustee Emeritus
Ann M. Mallouk,* Chair Emerita
Thomas H. O’Brien, Trustee Emeritus
Arnold A. Saltzman, Trustee Emeritus
Norman R. Tengstrom,* Trustee Emeritus
* Hofstra Alumni
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HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
jeffrey a. Hathaway
vice president and director of Athletics
Hofstra University President Stuart
Rabinowitz announced on May 15,
2012, that the University had hired
Jeffrey A. Hathaway, formerly the director of
athletics for the University of Connecticut and
the outgoing chairman of the NCAA Division
I Men’s Basketball Committee, as Hofstra
University’s new vice president and director of
athletics.
“In collegiate athletics, the name Jeff Hathaway
means success on any number of levels: in
the classroom, on the playing field, in the
boardroom, with donors and the media. Most
importantly, Jeff’s focus on excellence, ethics,
leadership and academics will allow the Hofstra
Pride athletics program to move to the next
level of excellence,” said Rabinowitz. “His
tenure at the University of Connecticut was
one of unprecedented growth, and under his
leadership, we look forward to ushering in a
new era of Hofstra Pride athletic success.”
“I am excited to join the Hofstra University
community and to have the opportunity to
provide leadership and serve the studentathletes,
coaches and staff in this outstanding
athletics program,” commented Hathaway. “I
particularly would like to thank President Stuart
Rabinowitz for allowing me to become part
of the Hofstra University family. Throughout
my career I have been part of programs that
have competed against Hofstra and I have
seen firsthand the success the Pride has had
over the years. My primary focus will be on
the academic achievement of our studentathletes
and providing them the opportunity to
participate and achieve in their academic and
athletic endeavors as we prepare them for their
lives after graduation from Hofstra.”
Hathaway guided the University of Connecticut
(UConn) Division of Athletics through an
unprecedented period of academic and athletic
achievement during his eight years as director
of athletics from 2003 to 2011. At the same
time, he became an influential leader for college
athletics on both the national and conference
level.
Hathaway played a vital role in UConn’s success
story for nearly 20 years as he was the executive
associate director of athletics at the school from
1990 to 2001. In his two years away from the
Storrs campus, Hathaway enjoyed a successful
tenure as the director of athletics at Colorado
State University from 2001 to 2003.
During Hathaway’s career, he has always made
the academic success of student-athletes a top
priority. In the classroom, more than 50% of
UConn’s 650 student-athletes achieved a 3.0
“B-or better” semester grade point average
during the spring and/or fall semesters of the
2010 calendar year, including 16 who earned a
perfect 4.0 grade point average. In addition, the
Division of Athletics consistently maintained
a 99 percent academic retention rate among its
student-athletes.
The University of Connecticut was saluted for
its community service efforts by the National
Consortium for Academics and Sports (NCAS)
three times under Hathaway’s watch for its
community service efforts. UConn was also
honored by the NCAS in 2006 and 2007 for
its efforts to assist former student-athletes in
earning their college degree.
Hathaway’s leadership positions have extended
beyond the campus. He recently completed a
five-year term as a member of the prestigious
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee,
representing the BIG EAST Conference,
serving as chair in 2011-12. As a member
of the 10-person committee, Hathaway took
part in the selection and administration of the
NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship and
the administration of the CBS/Turner television
contract.
During his tenure at both Colorado State
and UConn, he was a member of the NCAA
Division I Championships/Competition
Cabinet. On the conference level, Hathaway was
the chair of the BIG EAST Athletic Directors
Executive Committee through November
of 2009. He is also past chairman of the
BIG EAST Championship and Competition
Committee as well as the league’s Finance
Committee, and also served on the Television
Committee. Hathaway is a past member of the
Division I-A Athletic Directors Association
Board of Trustees and the Executive Committee
of the National Association of Collegiate
Directors of Athletics (NACDA). In 2004 The
Sporting News named Hathaway to its “Power
100 List” - comprised of the 100 most powerful
people in sports.
During his time at the University of
Connecticut, private fundraising averaged more
than $13 million a year. Hathaway was also
responsible negotiating several key revenue and
partnership agreements, securing major gifts,
and guiding the building of two LEED certified
athletic facilities, UConn’s first, which received
recognition from the University and from the
Connecticut Real Estate Exchange.
Hathaway led a head coaching staff that is one
of the most experienced in the country. At the
conclusion of Hathaway’s tenure, UConn had
12 head coaches that had been in their current
position 10 or more years as of the 2010-11
academic year.
In Hathaway’s final year with UConn, the
Huskies experienced great athletic success.
The men’s basketball team won its third NCAA
Division I Championship while the football
team played in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. In
addition, the women’s basketball team played in
the NCAA Final Four for the fourth consecutive
season and set a college basketball record for
most consecutive wins with 90. The UConn
baseball team made history with its first-ever
appearance in NCAA Super Regional play. The
men’s soccer, women’s soccer and field hockey
teams participated in NCAA tournaments while
representatives from men’s and women’s track
and field and women’s diving also took part in
NCAA action.
Hathaway originally came to Connecticut in
November of 1990 as senior associate athletic
director. In that role, he oversaw the day-today
operations of the Division of Athletics and
served as a program administrator for several
sports.
During Hathaway’s tenure at Colorado
State, he oversaw a 15-sport program – nine
women’s teams and six men’s. Hathaway was
an extremely successful fundraiser during his
time in Fort Collins. The school drew national
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attention for a $15.2 million gift for football
stadium renovations and expansion.
Prior to joining UConn, Hathaway served
in a number of capacities at his alma mater,
the University of Maryland, from 1982 to
1990, including assistant athletics director
for marketing and communications, acting
assistant athletics director for business
affairs, athletics business manager and men’s
basketball trainer.
Hathaway earned his degree in athletic
administration from Maryland in 1981. He
later received a Master’s Degree in general
administration from Maryland and is currently
continuing work on a PhD in the Department
of Educational Leadership at the University of
Connecticut.
Hathaway and his wife, Paula, have two
children – Meghan (21) and Michael (17).
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
DIRECTORS OF ATHLETICS
1937-42 John Bartlett MacDonald
1942-45 John Archer Smith (Interim)
1945-48 John Bartlett MacDonald
1948-51 John Archer Smith
1951-74 Howard “Howdy” Myers
1974-75 Dick Thiebert
1975-87 Bob Getchell
1987-97 Jim Garvey
1997-04 Harry Royle
2004-12 Jack Hayes
2012-pres.
Jeffrey A. Hathaway
What They Are Saying About Jeffrey a. Hathaway
Philip E. Austin, President Emeritus, University of
Connecticut
“I had the pleasure of working with Jeff Hathaway through my
tenure as president of the University of Connecticut. He was a
valuable member of our senior leadership team and led the athletic
program to its most successful era. Jeff is committed to not only
athletic excellence but also academic excellence, integrity and the
overall welfare of student athletes.”
Joseph R. Castiglione, Vice President for
Intercollegiate Athletics, University of
Oklahoma
“From our days in college to the many years as colleagues in
the profession, I have always known Jeff Hathaway to be a man
of character. He has a tenacious work ethic, an innate ability to
establish the right vision, mission and values for the organization
he leads and a collaborative style to appropriately involve all
stakeholders in the process of setting goals and creating the means
to achieve them. At the heart of it all is a passionate commitment to
creating the best possible environment for student athlete success.
Hofstra University made a wonderful decision in hiring Jeff.”
Mark Emmert, President, National Collegiate
Athletic Association
“Jeff did a tremendous job as a member and later chair of the
Division I Men’s Basketball Committee. His efforts directly
contributed to lifelong experiences for thousands of student-athletes.
I’m confident that he will bring the same dedication and passion to
the athletic program and the student-athletes of Hofstra.”
Jim Nantz, CBS Sports
“I have known Jeff Hathaway a long time and there is no one I
respect more in college athletics than Jeff Hathaway. This is a big
day for Hofstra University and the future of Hofstra has been placed
in good hands. Jeff is a high-achieving, high-quality person that
I have gotten to know well during his tenure as the Chair of the
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee. Jeff’s success as a
leader speaks for itself. He has the Midas touch!”
Mike Slive, Commissioner, Southeastern
Conference
“I have known Jeff Hathaway for many years and had the pleasure of
serving with him on the NCAA Men’s Basketball Committee. Jeff’s
extensive experience, his enthusiasm and his energy makes him a
leader no matter what room he is in. His commitment to assisting
young men and women in getting an education while participating
in college sports make him an outstanding choice as Hofstra’s new
athletics director.”
Mike Tranghese, former Commissioner, Big East
Conference
“Jeff is an outstanding administrator who will provide Hofstra with
great leadership in the future. He has long been a leader in collegiate
athletics and Hofstra will do well with Jeff at the helm. ”
Tom Yeager, Commissioner, Colonial Athletic
Association
“Jeff Hathaway is one of the brightest, creative and competent
administrators in college athletics. Everyone in the CAA is excited
about his joining our team and we look forward to his contribution
to the continued success of the Hofstra program and the CAA.”
Kevin White, Vice President/Director of Athletics,
Duke University
“Hofstra literally hit the proverbial lottery! Hiring Jeff Hathaway
as vice president and director of athletics – a highly seasoned
athletic director who is clearly one of the most skilled and
talented administrators within the NCAA – is nothing short of an
immeasurable leadership acquisition!”
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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION AND HEAD COACHES
Pete Alfano
Cross Country Coach
Rob Anspach
Wrestling Coach
Chrissy Arnone
Assistant Director of
Athletics for Marketing
and Promotions
Jay Artinian
Senior Associate
Director of Athletics for
Facilities
Rachel August
Assistant Director for
Administration
cathy aull
Athletic Department
Secretary
Ann Baller
Associate Director of
Athletic Facilities
Dr. Michael Barnes
Faculty Athletics
Representative
James Barone
Assistant Director of
Athletic Development
Brian Bert
Assistant Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Allison Bradshaw
Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Brittany Butts
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Mo Cassara
Men’s Basketball Coach
Neil Collins
Assistant Director of
Athletic Facilities
John Considine
Assistant Equipment
Manager
Tara Coppola
Assistant Director of
Athletic Facilities
Maria Corvino
Assistant Director of
Athletics for Ticket
Operations
Maren Crowley
Women’s Golf Coach
Kathy De Angelis
Field Hockey Coach
Steve DeNapoli
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Bill Edwards
Softball Coach
Joe Elliott
Men’s Golf Coach
David Fernandez
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
kelly giblin
Assistant Director of
Compliance
Stephen Gorchov
Associate Director of Athletics for
Communications
Kristina Hernandez
Volleyball Coach
Ellen Johnson
Assistant Director of Athletics for
Corporate Relations
Colm Kennedy
Assistant Director of Athletic
Facilities
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Krista Kilburn-
Steveskey
Women’s Basketball
Coach
James Lally
Director of Student-
Athlete Services
Frantzer Le Blanc
Assistant Director
of Athletic Facilities
LAUREN LEO
Director of Tennis
Cindy Lewis
Senior Associate
Director of Athletics
Evan Malings
Head Athletic Trainer
Danny McCabe
Executive Associate
Director of Athletics
Tim McMahon
Associate Director of
Athletics for
External Affairs
Kevin Murga
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Michael Neely
Director of Ticket Sales
Richard Nuttall
Men’s Soccer Coach
Jeanne O’Keefe
Athletic Department
Secretary
Rachel Peel
Associate Dean of
University Advisement
James Prendergast
Assistant Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Simon Riddiough
Women’s Soccer Coach
John Russo
Baseball Coach
Diane Schuerlein
Athletic Department
Secretary
Jim Sheehan
Senior Sports
Information Director
clarice smith
Athletic Department
Secretary
shannon smith
Women’s Lacrosse
Coach
Samantha Sweeney
Assistant Director of
Athletics for Student-
Athlete Development
Harriet Teitle
Athletic Department
Secretary
Kathy Theiling
Equipment Manager
Seth Tierney
Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Dave Walsh
Assistant Equipment Manager
Ryan Watson
Assistant Director of
Athletic Facilities
Winnie Wymes
Athletic Department
Secretary
Dr. Michael Yorio
Team Physician
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ATHLETIC ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Hofstra University is committed
to the pursuit of academic and
athletic excellence. The University
views participation in intercollegiate
athletics as benefiting the student-athlete
in an educationally enhancing experience
beyond any other opportunity available.
Hofstra also realizes the time commitment
made by student-athletes and has
committed the facilities and resources to
support all students.
The University Tutorial Program (UTP)
provides free tutoring in every subject
area to any Hofstra student. Students
are able to obtain up to 1 1/2 hours of
individual tutorial assistance per week for
up to three courses. They are also able to
utilize the various help labs on campus,
which specialize in providing assistance
in writing, business and QM, and biology
and chemistry. In addition to this service,
student-athletes are assigned an academic
advisor, through the Center for University
Advisement, who helps address the
various needs of student‐athletes. The
academic advisor emphasizes four areas
in their efforts to ensure the academic
success of Hofstra’s student-athletes.
Area one is academic counseling. Services
are provided in the areas of academic
planning, career planning, personal
counseling, and campus and community
referrals. The advisor also meets with
prospective student‐athletes, at the coach’s
request, to share the many benefits of a
Hofstra University education.
Area two is academic advising. The
academic advisor serves as the primary
advisor for first-year and undecided
student-athletes, and also assists
upperclassmen who have declared a major.
Area three is academic monitoring. The
advisor monitors the academic progress of
student‐athletes to ensure compliance with
Hofstra University, NCAA and conference
regulations. The advisor’s regular
communication with the faculty and
coaches provide opportunities for early
intervention should academic difficulties
arise.
Area four is study halls. The University
Tutorial Program supports athletic study
halls by providing tutors in various
subjects as necessary. The academic
advisors also assess the needs of
individual student‐athletes to provide
the most effective study environment.
The assessment tool administered by
the Center for University Advisement is
also used to provide various enrichment
seminars for the student‐athletes such as
time management, writing skills, campus
resources, and surviving the college
transition.
In 2010 The Fried Family Student-Athlete
Development Center was opened on the
second level of the James M. Shuart
Stadium Building. The center houses the
offices of the Student-Athlete Services
Staff, as well as a large computer lab with
printer access for use by Hofstra studentathletes,
a quiet study area with wireless
internet access and two group study/tutor
rooms with power point access and white
boards.
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ATHLETIC TRAINING
Through a comprehensive athletic training program, Hofstra
University student-athletes are provided excellent health care
during their time at the University. A coordinated effort between
the University Health and Wellness Center, the Athletic Department
and outside health care providers ensures every student-athlete the best
medical attention possible.
University student-athletes have direct access to a myriad of health care
services. Managing the coverage of every practice and competition event
is Hofstra University’s athletic training staff, which is led by ninth-year
Head Athletic Trainer Evan Malings and features six full-time athletic
trainers and numerous student athletic trainers. The athletic trainers
provide injury management, rehabilitation and treatment to the entire
Athletic program. Utilizing three state-of-the-art athletic training rooms,
these professionals work tirelessly to ensure the safe participation of
Hofstra’s student-athletes and to return injured athletes to play quickly
and safely.
a sports medicine fellow with the University of Maryland Orthopedics.
Prior to that, he was a resident physician in internal medicine at
Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Yorio was named the Director of Player Medical Services for the 2008
U.S. Open Tennis Tournament in Flushing, New York, and is on the
medical staff for the New York Islanders. He also worked as a team
physician for the University of Maryland from 2003 to 2005.
Hofstra University sponsors a fully accredited, highly competitive
undergraduate degree program for athletic training majors, in which
Hofstra student athletic trainers participate in all aspects of the health
care system.
Supporting the athletic trainers is team physician Dr. Michael Yorio. Dr.
Yorio, a physician with Pro Health Care, Inc. in Lake Success, New York,
is in his third year on Hofstra’s medical team. Yorio is an internist with
specialized training in sports medicine. He earned his undergraduate
degree at Villanova University, and received his medical degree from the
SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse. Yorio previously served as
Evan Malings
Head Athletic
Trainer
Dr. Michael
Yorio
Team Physician
David Riviere
Baseball Athletic
Trainer
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LONG ISLAND
About Long Island…
About Long Island…
Long Island has a rich history as an active, vibrant community, a summer playground,
and Long home Island to some has a of rich New history York’s as most an active, prominent vibrant families. community, a summer playground,
and home to some of New York’s most prominent families.
Five distinct regions make up Long Island:
• North Shore, otherwise known as the Gold Coast, with dozens of historic sites dating back to colonial
days and Gatsby-era mansions.
• South Shore, the Island’s spectator sports and entertainment center, with world-famous Jones and Fire
Island Beaches, and home to the New York Islanders.
• Central Suffolk, with beautiful forests and natural inlets, the world’s largest factory outlet center and a
huge water park.
• North Fork, with an array of vineyards, waterfront ports and farm stands.
• South Fork, widely known as “The Hamptons,” with its pristine beaches and exclusive villages.
You can catch a Hofstra shuttle bus to Jones Beach – a state park with six miles of gorgeous coastline, a boardwalk,
swimming pools, golf and outdoor concerts.
With everything from :
• museums, historical sites and lighthouses,
• to sophisticated malls, designer outlets and shopping villages,
• to wineries and farm stands,
• to family fun parks, aquariums and zoos,
...there is plenty to do on Long Island!
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new york city
About new york city…
About new york city…
Hofstra is located only 30 miles from New York City – the capital of culture and finance. You can
Hofstra visit located Carnegie only Hall, 30 miles South from Street New Seaport, York City Hard – the Rock capital Café, of Grand culture Central and finance. Station, You Central can visit Park, NBC
Carnegie Studios Hall, South in Rockefeller Street Seaport, Center, Hard Little Rock Italy or Café, Chinatown. Grand Central Station, Central Park, NBC Studios in
Rockefeller Center, Little Italy or Chinatown.
• Study the world’s finest sculptures and paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• Go and cheer along with the crowd at a Yankees, Mets, Rangers or Knicks game.
• Wave at the TV cameras in the street-level studios of FOX, CNN, NBC, CBS or ABC
• Walk through the financial capital of the world at the New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street.
• Take the subway to Coney Island for a Nathan’s hot dog and a ride on the Cyclone, the last of the great
wooden rollercoasters.
• Get half-priced tickets to Broadway’s finest shows at the TKTS booth in a new, glittering
Times Square.
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aseball FACILITIES
UNI VERSITY FIELD
The Pride call University Field, located
on Hofstra’s North Campus, their home.
University Field is centrally located
between two of the most frequented sites on
campus, the Hofstra Fitness Center and the
Mack Sports Complex. It is also just 25 yards
from the Colonial Square residential complex.
University Field has undergone major
renovations in recent years. In 2011 the fences
were moved back and raised in certain places.
In 2010 the Quinn Family Grandstand was
constructed behind home plate. The 400-
seat grandstand was made possible by the
leadership and generosity of Hofstra baseball
alumnus Bruce Quinn, class of 1986. It
features chair-back seating, two entrance
ramps, handicap-accessible seating and a
press box.
Other recent improvements include a new
drainage system and the installation of
“Competition Turf ” by Edel Grass. The
artificial grass surface, which is similar
to what is used at Veterans Stadium in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was installed by
Landtek of Amityville, New York. Having a
turf infield gives the Pride greater flexibility in
playing during inclement weather and allows
for greater use during the summer months.
New fences were installed along the right
field and left field lines, and in 2006 the field
received a new scoreboard in right centerfield.
During the summer of 2004, the outfield
warning track was resurfaced with crushed
gravel for better playability and drainage. In
2003 the existing dugouts were replaced with
sunken dugouts, measuring 70 feet in length,
with protective fencing.
Bruce Quinn ’86 throws out the
ceremonial first pitch on the
grand opening day of the Quinn
Family Grandstand
University Field has dimensions of 322 feet
down the left field line, 382 to center field and
337 down the right field line. The fence in
center field is 30-feet high, while the rest of the
outfield fence is 20-feet high.
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HOFSTRA PHYSICAL EDUCATION CENTER/
HOFSTRA INDOOR PRACTICE FACILITY
Hofstra can avoid inclement weather by using the indoor
Physical Education Center, which is equipped with pitching
machines and batting cages. The Pride also has use of the
Hofstra Indoor Practice Facility. The 50-yard turf field gives
Hofstra a unique practice environment.
MARGIOTTA HALL WEIGHT ROOM
The team also has the use of a state-of-the-art weight
training facility. Located in Margiotta Hall, the weight room
is outfitted with the most advanced strength training and
cardiovascular equipment available.
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2012 STATISTICS and results
Record: 34-22 Home: 15-4 Away: 16-13 Colonial Athletic Association: 20-10
Player Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT
Danny Poma .430 56-56 237 78 102 32 0 7 48 155 .654 22 16 16 3 .500 5 0 29-38
Matt Ford .384 53-53 219 50 84 13 0 2 48 103 .470 33 4 27 3 .469 2 2 20-31
Jared Hammer .376 55-55 213 47 80 18 0 4 66 110 .516 39 5 20 2 .479 2 0 12-14
Kenny Jackson .344 54-53 215 33 74 12 1 4 51 100 .465 16 4 38 7 .398 1 1 8-12
Dalton Rouleau .328 50-49 195 51 64 14 2 5 31 97 .497 30 7 34 3 .428 4 3 26-33
Kevin Flynn .326 49-43 175 29 57 15 1 1 28 77 .440 23 4 20 3 .414 1 0 13-21
Austin Nyman .297 53-52 192 47 57 10 2 0 20 71 .370 12 6 16 2 .354 2 3 25-30
T.J. Thomas .235 47-45 166 26 39 12 0 8 36 75 .452 20 6 45 2 .333 3 0 5-7
Chris Nardo .385 10-1 13 3 5 1 0 2 5 12 .923 3 0 5 0 .500 0 1 0-0
Bryan Verbitsky .322 29-26 87 23 28 6 1 4 23 48 .552 22 3 36 0 .473 0 0 5-5
Matt Reistetter .283 43-41 138 27 39 7 1 0 19 48 .348 14 3 16 4 .359 1 1 5-12
Taylor Stuart .277 44-26 119 27 33 5 1 2 17 46 .387 16 0 25 2 .360 1 2 9-11
Michael Beers .261 13-2 23 5 6 0 1 0 1 8 .348 4 0 12 0 .370 0 0 0-0
Michael Ferranti .111 7-1 9 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .111 1 0 2 0 .200 0 0 0-1
David D’Errico .000 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0
Joe Burg .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0
John Tiedemann .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0
Cody Normand .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0-0
Andrew Barbarino .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0
Totals .334 56 2004 447 669 145 10 39 395 951 .475 255 58 313 31 .420 23 13 157-215
Opponents .302 56 1938 340 586 96 4 29 310 777 .401 248 100 349 24 .405 21 26 46-69
LOB - Team (449), Opp (536). Dps turned – Team (65), Opp (55). Cl – Team (1), Reistetter 1, Opp (1). IBB – Team (15), Hammer 6, Poma 3, Jackson 2, Reistetter 2, Rouleau 1, Thomas 1, Opp
(13). Picked off – Poma 4, Rouleau 4, Ford 3, Nyman 2, Flynn 2, Reistetter 2, Jackson 2, Stuart 2, Hammer 1.
Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP BK
John Tiedemann 5.13 7-5 16 15 0 0/1 1 79.0 79 55 45 44 64 14 0 3 .258 8 10 0
David Jesch 5.31 4-0 17 10 0 0/2 0 59.1 66 41 35 30 47 12 0 6 .283 5 14 0
T.J. Thomas 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 .167 1 1 0
David D’Errico 2.97 2-1 5 5 0 0/1 0 30.1 35 13 10 7 14 5 0 0 .282 3 3 0
Andrew Barbarino 3.48 4-2 23 1 0 0/1 3 33.2 31 15 13 19 26 5 0 0 .252 1 6 1
Cody Normand 3.66 3-0 21 0 0 0/0 0 32.0 36 18 13 18 25 5 0 3 .298 2 5 0
Nick Kozlowski 3.95 2-0 10 4 0 0/1 0 27.1 36 12 12 15 19 4 0 0 .340 4 5 0
Brett Schreiber 4.93 3-2 26 1 0 0/1 3 38.1 49 23 21 14 18 4 0 1 .308 5 11 0
John Krause 5.23 0-0 7 0 0 0/0 0 10.1 10 7 6 6 11 3 0 0 .256 4 4 0
Joe Burg 5.54 4-1 20 6 0 0/0 1 52.0 65 33 32 20 36 13 1 3 .313 5 10 1
Gregg Lettini 5.57 0-1 16 0 0 0/1 0 21.0 27 15 13 7 13 3 2 1 .318 0 6 1
Bryan Verbitsky 6.15 1-3 21 2 0 0/1 5 26.1 37 26 18 12 20 3 0 3 .349 1 7 0
Jared Rogers 7.88 0-5 9 5 0 0/0 0 24.0 35 25 21 11 13 6 1 4 .327 2 2 0
John Schilt 8.42 2-2 10 6 0 0/0 0 25.2 39 26 24 26 25 11 0 0 .358 6 3 1
Matt Reistetter 9.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 .250 0 0 0
Gregg Sarra 10.45 1-0 11 0 0 0/0 0 10.1 18 13 12 5 6 5 0 1 .367 0 5 0
Brendan Mulligan 10.80 1-0 10 1 0 0/0 0 13.1 21 17 16 11 9 2 0 4 .396 2 8 1
Totals 5.37 34-22 56 56 0 4/4 13 486.0 586 340 290 248 349 96 4 29 .302 49 100 5
Opponents 6.96 22-34 56 56 2 1/0 9 486.0 669 447 376 255 313 145 10 39 .334 44 58 11
PB – Team (6), Flynn 2, Reistetter 2, Beers 2, Opp (6). Pickoffs – Team (7), Reistetter 4, Burg 1, Rogers 1, Flynn 1, Opp (21). SBA/ATT – Reistetter (25-40), Flynn (14-19), Jesch (12-13),
Tiedemann (6-10), Beers (7-9), Kozlowski (3-8), Verbitsky (4-8), Schilt (6-7), Normand (5-7), Schreiber (4-5), Barbarino (3-4), Burg (2-3), Sarra (0-2), Mulligan (1-1), Thomas (0-1).
2012 Fielding Statistics
Name C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI
Brett Schreiber 17 5 12 0 1.000 0 4 1 .800 0 0
Cody Normand 10 3 7 0 1.000 1 5 2 .714 0 0
John Schilt 9 2 7 0 1.000 1 6 1 .857 0 0
Joe Burg 8 0 8 0 1.000 0 2 1 .667 0 0
David Jesch 8 1 7 0 1.000 0 12 1 .923 0 0
Gregg Lettini 6 1 5 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Jared Rogers 4 1 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Chris Nardoo 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Gregg Sarra 3 1 2 0 1.000 0 0 2 .000 0 0
Michael Ferranti 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Nick Kozlowski 3 1 2 0 1.000 0 3 5 .375 0 0
Brendan Mulligan 2 0 2 0 1.000 1 1 0 1.000 0 0
Jared Hammer 468 439 27 2 .996 54 0 0 .000 0 0
Kenny Jackson 91 88 2 1 .989 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Matt Reistetter 260 223 32 5 .981 3 25 15 .625 2 1
Michael Beers 51 45 5 1 .980 0 7 2 .778 2 0
Danny Poma 128 122 2 4 .969 1 0 0 .000 0 0
Matt Ford 283 110 164 9 .968 48 0 0 .000 0 0
Kevin Flynn 139 99 34 6 .957 3 14 5 .737 2 0
Austin Nyman 174 104 61 9 .948 16 0 0 .000 0 0
Dalton Rouleau 249 87 147 15 .940 40 0 0 .000 0 0
Taylor Stuart 74 68 1 5 .932 0 0 0 .000 0 0
T.J. Thomas 88 37 44 7 .920 7 0 1 .000 0 0
Bryan Verbitsky 10 4 5 1 .900 0 4 4 .500 0 0
John Tiedemann 16 3 11 2 .875 0 6 4 .600 0 0
David D’Errico 6 4 1 1 .833 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Andrew Barbarino 14 4 7 3 .786 0 3 1 .750 0 0
John Krause 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0
Totals 2127 1458 598 71 .967 65 46 23 .667 6 1
Opponents 2184 1458 636 90 .959 55 157 58 .730 6 1
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2012 RESULTS
Date Opponent Score Innings Attend Pitcher of Record Record, (CAA)
2/17 at #9 Florida State L 2-9 9 4849 Rogers (0-1) 0-1
2/18 at #9 Florida State L 8-10 9 4433 Lettini (0-1) 0-2
2/19 at #9 Florida State L 6-13 9 4651 Schilt (0-1) 0-3
2/24 at Virginia Wesleyan W 20-2 9 100 Schilt (1-1) 1-3
2/25 vs. Notre Dame# L 3-6 9 311 Tiedemann (0-2) 1-4
2/25 vs. Notre Dame# L 8-10 9 129 Rogers (0-2) 1-5
2/26 vs. Notre Dame# L 4-5 9 421 D’Errico (0-1) 1-6
3/3 vs. Quinnipiac+ (DH1) W 9-0 9 ----- D’Errico (1-1) 2-6
3/3 vs. Quinnipiac+ (DH2) W 6-0 7 118 Jesch (1-0) 3-6
3/4 at Fordham (DH1) W 7-2 9 ----- Tiedemann (1-1) 4-6
3/4 at Fordham (DH2) L 5-6 7 148 Barbarino (0-1) 4-7
3/9 at George Mason* L 4-6 9 57 Rogers (0-3) 4-8, (0-1)
3/10 at George Mason* L 3-5 9 107 Tiedemann (1-2) 4-9, (0-2)
3/11 at George Mason* W 8-3 9 97 Jesch (2-0) 5-9, (1-2)
3/16 VCU* W 7-4 9 148 D’Errico (2-1) 6-9, (2-2)
3/17 VCU* W 13-4 9 189 Tiedemann (2-2) 7-9, (3-2)
3/18 VCU* W 12-5 9 207 Normand (1-0) 8-9, (4-2)
3/21 at Manhattan L 4-9 9 23 Schreiber (0-1) 8-10
3/23 at Old Dominion* W 9-5 9 288 Barbarino (1-1) 9-10, (5-2)
3/24 at Old Dominion* L 5-13 9 120 Tiedemann (2-3) 9-11, (5-3)
3/25 at Old Dominion* W 11-1 6 161 Jesch (3-0) 10-11, (6-3)
3/27 at Marist W 9-7 9 119 Schreiber (1-1) 11-11
3/30 at Delaware State L 2-10 9 84 Barbarino (1-2) 11-12
3/31 at Delaware State W 11-3 9 107 Tiedemann (3-3) 12-12
4/1 at Delaware State W 11-3 9 111 Burg (1-0) 13-12
4/4 ALBANY W 12-4 9 109 Schilt (2-1) 14-12
4/6 GEORGIA STATE* W 4-3 (11) 119 Normand (2-0) 15-12, (7-3)
4/7 GEORGIA STATE* W 6-2 9 139 Tiedemann (4-3) 16-12, (8-3)
4/8 GEORGIA STATE* W 5-3 9 222 Schreiber (2-1) 17-12, (9-3)
4/10 NYIT W 24-1 9 112 Burg (2-0) 18-12
4/11 at St. John’s L 3-16 9 132 Schilt (2-2) 18-13
4/13 at UNCW* L 3-10 9 1004 Rogers (0-4) 18-14, (9-4)
4/14 at UNCW* L 1-2 9 989 Verbitsky (0-1) 18-15, (9-5)
4/15 at UNCW* W 4-2 9 989 Jesch (4-0) 19-15, (10-5)
4/18 FORDHAM W 14-9 9 101 Burg (3-0) 20-15
4/20 JAMES MADISON* L 2-13 9 167 Rogers (0-5) 20-16, (10-6)
4/21 JAMES MADISON* (DH1) L 14-20 9 ----- Verbitsky (0-2) 20-17, (10-7)
4/21 JAMES MADISON* (DH2) W 15-13 9 201 Barbarino (2-2) 21-17, (11-7)
4/24 NYIT W 19-6 9 103 Mulligan (1-0) 22-17
4/27 at Delaware* W 16-1 9 175 Burg (4-0) 23-17, (12-7)
4/28 at Delaware* W 4-0 9 175 Tiedemann (5-3) 24-17, (13-7)
4/29 at Delaware* W 10-9 9 275 Barbarino (3-2) 25-17, (14-7)
5/1 at Rutgers W 7-0 9 67 Schreiber (3-1) 26-17
5/4 NORTHEASTERN* L 5-7 9 148 Verbitsky (0-3) 26-18, (14-8)
5/5 NORTHEASTERN* W 10-2 9 244 Tiedemann (6-3) 27-18, (15-8)
5/6 NORTHEASTERN* W 15-9 9 302 Verbitsky (1-3) 28-18, (16-8)
5/9 at Albany W 10-3 9 79 Kozlowski (1-0) 29-18
5/11 at Towson* L 3-4 9 224 Burg (4-1) 29-19, (16-9)
5/12 at Towson* W 7-1 9 374 Tiedemann (7-3) 30-19, (17-9)
5/13 at Towson* W 11-6 9 277 Normand (3-0) 31-19, (18-9)
5/18 WILLIAM & MARY* (DH1) W 10-9 (11) ----- Barbarino (4-2) 32-19, (19-9)
5/18 WILLIAM & MARY* (DH2) L 0-11 9 211 Tiedemann (7-4) 32-20, (19-10)
5/19 WILLIAM & MARY* W 10-8 9 247 Sarra (1-0) 33-20, (20-10)
5/24 vs, Delaware% L 3-11 9 569 Tiedemann (7-5) 33-21
5/25 vs, VCU% W 4-2 9 539 Kozlowski (2-0) 34-21
5/25 vs. Delaware% L 9-12 9 539 Schreiber (3-2) 34-22
*Colonial Athletic Association game
%Colonial Athletic Association Championship (Harrisonburg, VA)
#USA Baseball Training Center (Cary, NC)
+at Fordham
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2012 COLONIAL ASSOCIATION REVIEW
2012 Colonial Athletic Association
Baseball Standings
Conference
Overall
W L Pct. W L T Pct.
UNCW 24 6 .800 39 23 0 .629
Hofstra 20 10 .667 34 22 0 .607
Delaware 17 13 .567 31 27 0 .534
George Mason 16 14 .533 33 24 0 .579
VCU 15 15 .500 34 25 0 .576
Towson 15 15 .500 27 31 0 .466
Georgia State 14 16 .467 24 31 0 .436
Northeastern 13 17 .433 23 28 0 .452
William & Mary 12 18 .400 31 25 0 .554
James Madison 10 20 .333 16 35 2 .321
Old Dominion 9 21 .300 19 34 0 .358
All-CAA Teams
Position First Team Second Team Third Team
C Jon Leroux, NU Matt Reistetter, HU Josh Tutwiler, ODU
1B Jared Hammer, HU Hunter Ridge, UNCW Jimmy Yezzo, UD
2B Matt Ford, HU Michael Bass, UNCW Jason Vosler, NU
SS Dalton Rouleau, HU Jake Koenig, UNCW Josh Wright, ODU
3B Joey Cujas, VCU Matt Campbell, UNCW Conner Brown, JMU
3B
Ryan Lindemuth, W&M
OF Andrew Cain, UNCW Aaron Barbosa, NU Bill Cullen, VCU
OF Danny Poma, HU Kenny Jackson, HU Cole McInturff, JMU
OF Thomas Pope, UNCW Dan Schafferman, GMU Tyler Molinaro, UNCW
UT Brig Tison, GMU Brendan Butler, TU Ty McFarland, JMU
DH Kevin Flynn, HU Alex Maruri. UD Zack Helgeson, GMU
SP Matt Davenport, W&M Corey Crispell, UD Mat Batts, UNCW
SP Tyler McSwain, UNCW Michael Trionfo, TU John Tiedemann, HU
RP Chris O’Grady, GMU Blake Hauser, VCU Devon Pearson, UD
2012 CAA Team Statistics
Player of the Year:
Danny Poma, Hofstra
Pitcher of the Year:
Matt Davenport, W&M
Defensive Player of the Year:
Matt Ford, Hofstra
Rookie of the Year:
Jason Vosler, Northeastern
Coach of the Year:
Mark Scalf, UNCW
All-Rookie Team: Caden Bailey
(GSU), Brendan Butler (TU),
Chad Carroll (JMU), Corey Dick
(UNCW), Josh Eldridge (ODU),
Michael Katz (W&M), Vimael
Machin (VCU), Tyler Powell
(UD), Jordan Ramsey (UNCW),
Jason Vosler (NU)
Batting
Team gP AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO SB Avg.
Hofstra 56 2004 447 669 145 10 39 255 313 157 .334
UNC Wilmington 62 2174 392 657 121 16 56 227 405 104 .302
VCU 59 2079 347 614 123 16 30 178 331 37 .295
Northeastern 51 1781 302 515 89 17 37 155 267 42 .289
James Madison 53 1811 332 522 87 16 20 230 330 92 .288
Delaware 58 1996 307 566 110 12 22 197 329 37 .284
William and Mary 56 1862 350 528 98 15 26 221 368 76 .284
Georgia State 55 1883 309 526 84 11 29 202 375 45 .279
George Mason 57 1954 321 545 114 11 28 228 397 48 .279
Towson 58 1874 314 501 83 20 25 226 319 75 .267
Old Dominion 53 1775 263 448 85 16 33 207 369 47 .252
Pitching
Team g W L S IP H R ER BB SO ERA
William and Mary 56 31 25 9 486.2 445 214 163 126 387 3.01
UNC Wilmington 62 39 23 12 550.1 545 274 221 194 416 3.61
George Mason 57 33 24 20 502.0 523 300 241 187 369 4.32
VCU 59 34 25 13 525.1 548 297 254 172 431 4.35
Delaware 58 31 27 19 509.2 545 333 275 228 394 4.86
Hofstra 56 34 22 12 486.0 586 340 290 248 349 5.37
Northeastern 51 22 28 9 443.0 509 321 274 189 337 5.57
Georgia State 55 24 31 8 484.2 582 364 302 263 329 5.61
Old Dominion 53 19 34 7 470.2 543 352 299 230 377 5.72
Towson 58 27 31 10 505.0 627 373 325 230 388 5.79
James Madison 53 16 35 5 460.0 560 401 334 241 280 6.53
Fielding
Team PO A E Pct. DP PB
VCU 1576 642 57 .975 38 6
UNCW 1651 636 66 .972 50 8
Towson 1515 612 64 .971 60 5
Hofstra 1458 598 71 .967 65 6
George Mason 1506 581 76 .965 37 12
Delaware 1529 629 79 .965 48 9
Norhteastern 1329 535 71 .963 45 6
Old Dominion 1412 581 77 .963 41 12
William & Mary 1460 546 80 .962 46 13
James Madison 1380 609 86 .959 51 8
Georgia State 1454 578 93 .956 41 7
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2012 Colonial Athle tic Association Indi vidual Statistics
Batting
Player Team GP Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB
Danny Poma HU 56 .430 237 78 102 32 0 7 48 22
Joey Cujas VCU 59 .390 223 43 87 21 2 3 49 27
Matt Ford HU 53 .384 219 50 84 13 0 2 48 33
Ryan Lindemuth W&M 56 .376 213 54 80 17 4 5 48 10
Jared Hammer HU 55 .376 213 47 80 18 0 4 66 39
Thomas Pope UNCW 59 .372 231 49 86 18 7 6 46 18
Brig Tison GMU 57 .370 238 44 88 16 0 0 34 20
Alex Maruri UD 50 .361 155 30 56 13 2 3 28 22
Cole McInturff JMU 51 .360 186 35 67 10 2 0 25 16
Jimmy Yezzo UD 50 .358 187 38 67 13 1 8 46 16
Pitching
Player Team G ERA W L SV IP H R ER BB SO
Matt Davenport W&M 17 1.73 7 5 0 109.1 82 37 21 16 90
Mat Batts UNCW 16 3.04 6 5 0 100.2 109 50 34 20 90
Tyler McSwain UNCW 17 3.18 9 4 0 104.2 106 46 37 24 67
Brett Koehler W&M 13 3.21 6 2 0 70.0 64 31 25 10 55
Michael Trionfo TU 15 3.35 11 3 0 83.1 86 38 31 31 52
Anthony Montefusco GMU 14 3.61 4 3 0 84.2 84 40 34 22 62
Ryan Farrar VCU 14 3.67 4 3 0 88.1 87 39 36 33 64
Kevin Ferguson NU 12 3.78 6 4 0 78.2 80 39 33 20 66
Ben Marshall GSU 14 3.82 5 6 0 92.0 90 43 39 42 53
Matt Wainman W&M 14 3.92 3 4 0 57.1 57 32 25 19 44
Hits
Player Team Hits
Danny Poma HU 102
Bill Cullen VCU 90
Brig Tison GMU 88
Joey Cujas VCU 87
Thomas Pope UNCW 86
Matt Ford HU 84
Hunter Ridge UNCW 81
Ryan Lindemuth W&M 80
Jared Hammer HU 80
Matt Campbell UNCW 79
Runs Scored
Player Team Runs
Danny Poma HU 78
Bill Cullen VCU 62
Andrew Cain UNCW 59
Ryan Brown W&M 54
Ryan Lindemuth W&M 54
Dalton Rouleau HU 51
Matt Ford HU 50
Matt Campbell UNCW 50
Josh Wright ODU 50
RBI
Player Team RBI
Jared Hammer HU 66
Michael Katz W&M 58
Zack Helgeson GMU 51
Kenny Jackson HU 51
Jon Leroux NU 50
Joey Cujas VCU 49
Danny Poma HU 48
Matt Ford HU 48
Tyler Molinaro UNCW 48
Ryan Lindemuth W&M 48
Doubles
Player Team 2B
Danny Poma HU 32
Bill Cullen VCU 25
Joey Cujas VCU 21
DJ Long UD 21
Nick Ferdinand UD 19
Jared Hammer HU 18
Thomas Pope UNCW 18
Triples
Player Team 3B
Bill Cullen VCU 9
Thomas Pope UNCW 7
Dominic Fratantuono TU 6
Kody Adams GSU 4
Aaron Barbosa NU 4
Ryan Williams W&M 4
Josh Eldridge ODU 4
Ryan Lindemuth W&M 4
Home Runs
Player Team HR
Tyler Molinaro UNCW 16
Zack Helgeson GMU 15
Andrew Cain UNCW 12
Jon Leroux NU 12
Michael Katz W&M 10
Stolen Bases
Player Team SB
Danny Poma HU 29
Dalton Rouleau HU 26
Austin Nyman HU 25
Andrew Cain UNCW 23
Casey Gross JMU 21
Michael Bass UNCW 20
Matt Ford HU 20
Matt Campbell UNCW 19
Josh Wright ODU 19
Ryan Brown W&M 17
Wins
Player Team W
Michael Trionfo TU 11
Tyler McSwain UNCW 9
Brandon Smith ODU 8
Seth Cutler-Voltz VCU 7
John Tiedemann HU 7
Matt Davenport W&M 7
Strikeouts
Player Team SO
Mat Batts UNCW 90
Tyler Austin TU 90
Matt Davenport W&M 90
Andrew Leenhouts NU 87
Ben Tomchick ODU 75
Kyle Haynes VCU 73
Justin Malone GSU 72
Seth Cutler-Voltz VCU 67
Tyler McSwain UNCW 67
Saves
Player Team Svs.
Chris O’Grady GMU 14
Blake Hauser VCU 10
Stephen Richter UD 8
John Farrell W&M 8
Tyler Austin TU 6
Devon Pearson UD 6
Bryan Verbitsky HU 5
Jake Kalish GMU 5
danny poma
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THE COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
The Colonial Athletic Association
has built a reputation as one
of the nation’s top collegiate
conferences both athletically and
academically.
The CAA encompasses five of the
nation’s nine largest metropolitan
areas with a geographic footprint
that stretches from Boston to Atlanta.
The conference has produced 16
national team champions in five
different sports, 33 individual national
champions, 12 national players of the year, 12 national coaches of
the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Just as impressive, however,
are the honors accumulated away from competition, which include
five Rhodes Scholars and 22 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In
2011-12, more than 1,900 of the league’s 4,000 student-athletes
received the Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at
least a 3.2 grade point average while lettering in a varsity sport.
The conference had 19 teams in 13 different sports receive NCAA
Public Recognition Awards based on the latest Academic Progress
Report released in 2012.
The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority
of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media
markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7), Atlanta (8),
Washington, D.C. (9) and Baltimore (25). The number of television
homes in the CAA market exceeds 20 million.
The CAA conducts championships in 23 sports. Male athletes
compete for championships in baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, track
& field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles
in basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, rowing,
soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and
volleyball. In 2011-12, 24 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths
and 51 student-athletes received All-America honors in 16 different
sports.
The conference has made its presence known nationally in men’s
basketball with two teams – George Mason (2006) and VCU
(2011) – advancing to the NCAA Final Four over the past six years.
Three CAA teams earned NCAA Tournament berths for the first
time in 2011 as conference champion Old Dominion was joined
by VCU and George Mason. VCU knocked off USC, Georgetown,
Purdue, Florida State and top-seeded Kansas, while Mason
defeated Villanova. In 2006, George Mason captured the nation’s
imagination by becoming the first mid-major program since 1979 to
reach the Final Four, posting victories over Michigan State, North
Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut along the way. At least five
CAA teams have reached postseason play for the past four years.
The CAA has also had great success in women’s basketball, with
six teams making the postseason in 2011-12. Conference champion
Delaware advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament
for the first time and was ranked #7 in the final Associated Press
Top 25 poll. James Madison beat two ACC and two Big East teams
to reach the championship game of the WNIT. Drexel, Hofstra,
UNCW and VCU joined the Dukes in the WNIT. Old Dominion,
which won an NCAA-record 17 straight CAA titles from 1992-
2008, boasts three national
championships (1979, 1980, 1985)
and was national runner-up in 1997.
The conference also excels in
many other sports. CAA squads
have combined to win 10 field
hockey national titles since the
championship began in 1981 and
ODU reached the national semifinals
in 2011. Four men’s soccer teams
earned NCAA Tournament berths
last season and James Madison
became the seventh CAA team to reach the final 16 of the event
in the past decade. Hofstra’s softball team won the Los Angeles
Regional and became the first CAA squad to advance to the NCAA
Super Regionals. At least two women’s soccer teams have reached
the second round of the NCAA Tournament in three of the past
five seasons. William & Mary’s men’s cross country squad has
made the NCAA Championship in 12 of the past 13 years. In the
pool, George Mason’s Ashley Danner finished second in the 100
breaststroke and fifth in the 200 breaststroke at the 2012 NCAA
Championship and received All-America honors. Delaware and
Towson have each reached the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s
Lacrosse Championship. On the track, Mason’s David Verburg
placed fourth in the 400 meters at the NCAA Championship. The
CAA has sent multiple teams to the NCAA Baseball Championship
in nine of the last 15 years and has had at least 12 players selected
in the eight of the last 10 Major League Baseball drafts. The
conference also boasts numerous All-Americans in lacrosse, tennis,
golf, women’s lacrosse and wrestling.
CAA member institutions are committed to excellence in the
classroom. The Colonial Academic Alliance was created in
2002 by the league’s presidents with a goal of expanding their
partnership to all aspects of university life outside of intercollegiate
athletics. Among the programs that have been established are an
undergraduate research conference, coordination of study abroad
programs and granting visiting academic status to student-athletes
traveling to an away contest so that they have access to libraries,
academic resource centers and computer labs.
Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its
inception. The conference traces its roots back to 1983 when three
of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison
University, and the College of William and Mary - were aligned
with East Carolina University, the United States Naval Academy
and the University of Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC
South). During the next two years, the league added 11 sports,
acquired two new members (the University of North Carolina at
Wilmington and American University) and decided to form a new
association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took
place on June 6, 1985.
Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC
Wilmington and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion
University in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in
1995. The conference added the University of Delaware, Drexel
University, Hofstra University and Towson University in 2001.
Georgia State University and Northeastern University became
members of the conference on July 1, 2005.
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hofstra in the community
The Hofstra Baseball program is extremely active in the Long
Island community, lending itself to a variety of charitable and
educational causes.
This past fall in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy the baseball program
supported department-wide initiatives that included canned-food and
clothing drives to help in recovery efforts.
The team is actively involved with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program
and the Long Island Special Olympics. The team holds clinics to teach
the game and to spend time with each group. The team has also worked
with the Floral Park Youth Council in conducting baseball clinics.
Through the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, the team “adopted” Colin
Conaty, a 7-year old boy who is a brain cancer survivor. The team
welcomes Colin and his family to games each season and spends time
with him off the field as well. Colin has throw out the ceremonial first
pitch before home games.
The Pride takes part in the Shake a Rake program, sponsored by the
Office of Off-Campus Living and Commuting Student Services.
Student-athletes and coaches visited homes in the Hempstead and
Uniondale communities to provide yard work assistance to elderly and
disabled residents.
The Pride
took a trip
to the 1in9
Cancer
Facility, in
Hewlett,
NY, and
helped in
a variety
of ways,
including
raking
leaves,
cleaning
up the
grounds, moving boxes and helping to organize items in an effort to help
to make the facility, which hosts daily meeting for cancer patients, more
accessible. The team has also raised money for and participated in the
American Cancer Society’s Walk for a Cure at Jones Beach, as well as
lending its support to Long Island Cares food drives. Team members also
donate their time to assist at the annual women’s lacrosse tournament
to raise funds for the HEADstrong Foundation, which supports cancer
research.
Members of the baseball team also visited Mercy Medical Center in
Rockville Centre. Student-athletes met with several elderly patients
in the rehabilitation center of the hospital, conversing with recovering
patients and sharing a few stories.
On the educational side, team members are frequent participants in
reading day initiatives at local elementary schools.
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HOFSTRA record book
TEAM RECORDS
Batting Average .345 1985
Runs (Season) 447 2012
Runs (Game) 27 1987
(vs. Mercy)
Runs Allowed (Game) 30 1991
(by Delaware)
Hits 669 2012
Runs Batted In 395 2012
Home Runs 57 1985
Doubles 145 2012
Triples 171981 & 2005
Stolen Bases 157 2012
Base On Balls 277 1995
Slugging Percentage .575 1985
Wins 34 2012
Losses 40 2002
Earned Run Average 5.37 2012
Innings Pitched 494.1 2006
Strikeouts 349 2012
Fewest Hits Allowed 235 1987
Most Hits Allowed 660 2007
Fewest Walks Allowed 123 1975
Most Walks Allowed 248 2012
Fielding Percentage .968 2010
Putouts 1483 2006
Assists 638 2005, 2006
Fewest Errors 58 1987
Most Errors 126 1980
Double Plays 65 2012
Greg Polli
Jeff Vallillo
SINGLE SEASON
RECORDS
Batting Average Avg. Year
1. Pat Wallace .519 1982
2. Andrew Rumpelt .504 1985
3. Greg Polli .496 1985
4. Greg Polli .478 1986
5. Andrew Rumpelt .445 1986
6. Brian Church .442 1994
6. Dave Lohman .442 1999
8. Matt Prokopowicz .431 2010
9. Danny Poma .430 2012
10. Ben Arcario .420 1974
11. Brian Church .418 1995
12. Matt Prokopowicz .416 2007
Hits No. Year
1. Danny Poma 102 2012
2. Matt Ford 84 2012
3. Matt Prokopowicz 82 2007
4. Jared Hammer 80 2012
5. Josh Stewart 77 2005
6. Ethan Paquette 76 2010
7. Matt Prokopowicz 75 2010
8. Josh Stern 74 2005
8. Kenny Jackson 74 2012
10. Ricky Caputo 73 2004
10. Ricky Caputo 73 2005
12. Mark Stuckless 69 2009
13. Danny Poma 68 2011
14. Mike Walraven 67 2010
Runs No. Year
1. Danny Poma 78 2012
2. Josh Stewart 60 2005
3. Mike Miller 59 1995
3. Ricky Caputo 59 2005
5. Andrew Rumpelt 57 1985
5. Mike Miller 57 1994
7. Josh Stern 55 2005
8. Dalton Rouleau 51 2012
9. Matt Ford 50 2012
10. Tom Caputo 49 1998
11. Ricky Caputo 48 2006
12. Andy Campana 47 2007
12. Matt Prokopowicz 47 2010
12. Jared Hammer 47 2012
12. Austin Nyman 47 2012
Runs Batted In No. Year
1. Ethan Paquette 70 2010
2. Jared Hammer 66 2012
3. Greg Polli 62 1985
4. Greg Polli 57 1986
4. Mike Miller 57 1994
4. Mike Miller 57 1995
7. Brian Church 52 1995
7. Ricky Caputo 52 2005
7. Matt Prokopowicz 52 2007
10. Kenny Jackson 51 2012
11. Jeff Vallillo 50 1994
12. Jeff Vallillo 49 1995
13. James Caroleo 48 1999
13. Danny Poma 48 2012
13. Matt Ford 48 2012
At Bats No. Year
1. Danny Poma 237 2012
2. Josh Stewart 222 2005
3. Ricky Caputo 220 2005
4. Matt Ford 219 2012
5. Josh Stern 218 2005
6. Kenny Jackson 215 2012
7. Jared Hammer 213 2012
8. Mike Walsh 211 2005
9. Josh Stern 210 2006
10. Will Palmer 206 2002
11. Ethan Paquette 205 2010
12. Ricky Caputo 204 2006
13. John Kenny 203 2010
14. Ricky Caputo 202 2004
14. Mike Walraven 202 2010
Ethan Paquette
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danny poma
Games Played No. Year
1. Josh Stewart 56 2005
1. Josh Stern 56 2005
1. David Cole 56 2005
1. Ricky Caputo 56 2006
1. Danny Poma 56 2012
6. Ricky Caputo 55 2005
6. Mike Walsh 55 2005
6. Andy Campana 55 2005
6. Josh Stern 55 2006
6. Matt Prokopowicz 55 2008
6. Jared Hammer 55 2012
12. Matt Prokopowicz 54 2007
12. Andy Campana 54 2007
12. Kenny Jackson 54 2012
Doubles No. Year
1. Danny Poma 32 2012
2. Josh Stewart 23 2005
3. Josh Stern 21 2005
4. Josh Stern 19 2006
4. Ethan Paquette 19 2010
4. John Kenny 19 2010
7. Matt Prokopowicz 18 2010
7. Jared Hammer 18 2012
9. Chris Tufano 17 1994
9. J.P. Wechter 17 2003
9. Ricky Caputo 17 2005
12. Josh Stewart 16 2004
12. Danny Poma 16 2011
Triples No. Year
1. Ricky Caputo 5 2005
2. John LaGreca 4 1975
2. Bill Lyons 4 1977
2. Jim Feeney 4 1981
2. Mike Miller 4 1995
2. Scott Coppola 4 1996
2. Mike Miller 4 1996
2. Tom Caputo 4 1997
2. George Athanasopoulos 4 2004
2. Josh Stewart 4 2005
2. Mark Stuckless 4 2009
Home Runs No. Year
1. Mike Miller 20 1995
2. Greg Polli 14 1985
2. Ethan Paquette 14 2010
4. James Caroleo 13 1999
5. Joe Monaco 12 1985
5. Greg Polli 12 1986
5. Ricky Caputo 12 2005
5. Ricky Caputo 12 2006
9. Jim Feeney 11 1980
9. Mike Miller 11 1994
9. Paul Ciofrone 11 2000
Slugging Percentage Slg. Year
1. Greg Polli .950 1985
2. Greg Polli .922 1986
3. Mike Miller .911 1995
4. Andrew Rumpelt .835 1985
5. Andrew Rumpelt .797 1986
6. Mike Miller .773 1994
7. Paul Ciofrone .768 2000
8. Dave Lohman .761 1999
9. James Caroleo .755 1999
10. John Suger .713 1985
10. Brian Church .713 1994
Stolen Bases No. Year
1. Shaun Riley 46 1992
2. Frank Pugliese 32 1992
3. Shaun Riley 31 1993
4. John Kenny 29 2010
4. Danny Poma 29 2012
6. Dalton Rouleau 26 2012
7. Josh Stewart 25 2005
7. Austin Nyman 25 2012
9. Andy Campana 24 2006
10. Donald Young 22 1975
10. Pat Wallace 22 1982
10. Ed Orlando 22 1993
13. Andrew Rumpelt 21 1986
Ricky
Caputo
Josh
Stewart
Walks No. Year
1. Brian Church 48 1995
2. Andy Campana 39 2007
2. Jared Hammer 39 2012
4. Mike Mainolfi 38 1994
4. Mike Miller 38 1995
4. Josh Stewart 38 2005
7. Mike Mainolfi 36 1993
7. Steve Oliveri 36 2006
9. Paul Ciofrone 35 2000
10. Jeff Vallillo 34 1995
10. Matt Prokopowicz 34 2008
12. Matt Ford 33 2012
13. Jesse Arvidson 32 1998
Wins No. Year
1. Justin Romano 9 1996
2. John Tiedemann 7 2012
3. Clint Ferenz 6 1975
3. John Bilello 6 1987
3. Brody Fontaine 6 2008
6. John Bilello 5 1985
6. Jamie DeVera 5 1988
6. Pete Coen 5 1993
6. Andy Kasel 5 1994
6. Justin Romano 5 1995
6. Noah Shapiro 5 1996
6. Gerald Auth 5 2001
6. Will DeVito 5 2005
6. Ryan Dunn 5 2006
6. David D’Errico 5 2011
Earned Run Average ERA Year
(1.0 inning per team game to qualify)
1. John Bilello 2.51 1987
2. Clint Ferenz 2.62 1975
3. Clint Ferenz 3.08 1978
4. Justin Romano 3.23 1996
5. Mike Monatlik 3.37 1974
6. Clint Ferenz 3.48 1977
7. Charlie Frago 3.61 2007
8. Gerry Auth 3.64 2000
9. Tony Tunno 3.74 1988
10. Rich Sperl 3.76 1991
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Mike Miller
Andrew Rumpelt
Innings Pitched No. Year
1. Will DeVito 93.2 2005
2. David Huth 83.2 2005
3. David D’Errico 82.1 2011
4. Rob Kumbatovic 79.0 2008
4. John Tiedemann 79.0 2012
6. Rob Kumbatovic 75.2 2009
7. Justin Romano 75.1 1996
8. Rob Kumbatovic 73.1 2011
9. Charlie Frago 73.0 2004
10. Charlie Frago 72.1 2007
11. Patrick Rogers 71.2 2007
will devito
Strikeouts No. Year
1. Ryan Cosentino 74 2003
2. John Bilello 71 1986
3. John Bilello 70 1987
4. John Tiedemann 64 2012
5. Justin Romano 60 1996
6. Rob Kumbatovic 54 2008
6. Bobby Neelon 54 2008
8. Jim Hansen 53 1999
8. Ryan Cosentino 53 2002
10. Ryan Cosentino 52 2001
11. Justin Romano 51 1995
11. Scott Coppola 51 1998
Saves No. Year
1. Jeff Denlea 7 2005
2. Noah Shapiro 5 1996
2. Jeff Denlea 5 2006
2. Jeff Guthridge 5 2011
2. Bryan Verbitsky 5 2012
6. Peter Coen 4 1991
6. Zach Basch 4 2000
6. Matt Watkins 4 2010
9. Jon Lamattina 3 1993
9. Paul Fahs 3 1998
9. Jim Hansen 3 1999
9. Terence Moran 3 2001
9. Jeff Guthridge 3 2009
9. Bryan Verbitsky 3 2011
9. Brett Schreiber 3 2012
9. Andrew Barbarino 3 2012
Appearances No. Year
1. Jeff Guthridge 31 2010
2. Jeff Denlea 28 2005
3. Jeff Denlea 27 2004
4. Brett Schreiber 26 2012
5. Jeff Denlea 25 2006
5. Jeff Denlea 25 2007
5. Joe Burg 25 2010
5. Jeff Guthridge 25 2011
9. Noah Shapiro 23 1996
9. Sam DeLuca 23 2003
9. Andrew Barbarino 23 2012
12. John Fuhrman 22 2007
12. Zachary Basch 22 2002
12. Sam DeLuca 22 2004
12. Brody Fontaine 22 2008
Mark Stuckless
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Guthridge
CAREER RECORDS
Games Played No. Years
1. Ricky Caputo 201 2003-06
1. Josh Stern 201 2003-06
3. Andy Campana 197 2003-07
4. Matt Prokopowicz 191 2007-10
5. Steve Oliveri 185 2003-06
6. Mike Walsh 182 2003-06
7. Nick Panzarella 173 2006-09
8. Chris Mentrasti 170 2006-09
9. Tom Legregni 166 2006-09
10. Mark Bello 163 1993-96
Hits No. Years
1. Matt Prokopowicz 271 2007-10
2. Ricky Caputo 248 2003-06
3. Josh Stern 231 2003-06
4. Andy Campana 211 2003-07
5. Jeff Vallillo 206 1992-95
6. Josh Stewart 194 2003-05
7. Mike Miller 180 1992-95
8. Mike Walsh 176 2003-06
8. Chris Mentrasti 176 2006-09
10. Matt Ford 175 2010-pres.
11. Danny Poma 170 2011-12
12. Andrew Rumpelt 167 1982-86
Doubles No. Years
1. Josh Stern 60 2003-06
2. Josh Stewart 50 2003-05
3. Danny Poma 48 2011-12
4. Matt Prokopowicz 46 2007-10
5. Ricky Caputo 45 2003-06
6. Andrew Rumpelt 39 1982-86
6. Tom Caputo 39 1995-98
8. Jeff Vallillo 37 1992-95
9. Mark Bello 36 1993-96
9. Mike Meittinis 36 1998-01
11. Chris Tufano 33 1993-95
11. Kevin Reinking 33 1998-01
Triples No. Years
1. Ricky Caputo 10 2003-06
2. Mike Miller 9 1992-95
3. Josh Stewart 8 2003-05
4. Jim Feeney 7 1978-81
4. Andrew Rumpelt 7 1982-86
4 Shaun Riley 7 1991-93
4. Jeff Vallillo 7 1992-95
8. Bill Lyons 6 1977-80
8. Tom Caputo 6 1995-98
8. Scott Coppola 6 1996-99
8. John Kenny 6 2007-10
Home Runs No. Years
1. Mike Miller 38 1992-95
2. Ricky Caputo 34 2003-06
3. Greg Polli 31 1984-86
4. Josh Stern 27 2003-06
5. Jeff Vallillo 25 1992-95
6. James Caroleo 23 1997-99
6. Matt Prokopowicz 23 2007-10
8. Andrew Rumpelt 20 1982-86
9. Brian Church 19 1993-95
9. Kevin Reinking 19 1998-01
11. Joe Monaco 18 1984-85
Runs Batted In No. Years
1. Jeff Vallillo 176 1992-95
2. Matt Prokopowicz 162 2007-10
3. Mike Miller 161 1992-95
4. Ricky Caputo 160 2003-06
5. Josh Stern 146 2003-06
6. Greg Polli 140 1984-86
7. Mike Walsh 112 2003-06
8. Brian Church 108 1993-95
9. Jared Hammer 103 2010-pres.
10. Mark Bello 102 1993-96
11. Tom Caputo 91 1995-98
Ryan Cosentino
Matt Prokopowicz
Runs No. Years
1. Mike Miller 167 1992-95
2. Ricky Caputo 166 2003-06
3. Josh Stern 161 2003-06
4. Andy Campana 154 2003-07
5. Josh Stewart 146 2003-05
6. Matt Prokopowicz 143 2007-10
7. Andrew Rumpelt 139 1982-86
8. Jeff Vallillo 129 1992-95
9. Danny Poma 116 2011-12
10. Tom Legregni 112 2006-09
11. Chris Mentrasti 103 2006-09
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Stolen Bases No. Years
1. Shaun Riley 91 1991-93
2. Andy Campana 72 2004-07
3. Josh Stern 53 2003-06
3. John Kenny 53 2007-10
5. Ed Orlando 51 1991-94
6. Frank Pugliese 50 1989-92
6. Josh Stewart 50 2003-05
8. Danny Poma 49 2011-12
9. Tom Legregni 48 2006-09
10. Chris Mentrasti 47 2006-09
11. Andrew Rumpelt 43 1982-86
Appearances No. Years
1. Jeff Denlea 105 2004-07
2. Jeff Guthridge 77 2008-11
3. John Fuhrman 72 2004-07
4. Sam DeLuca 68 2001-04
5. David Huth 65 2003-06
5. Joe Burg 65 2010-pres.
7. Jon Lamattina 64 1991-94
8. Charlie Frago 62 2004-07
9. Ryan Dunn 61 2004-07
10. Andrew Barbarino 59 2010-pres.
11. Rob Kumbatovic 57 2007-11
12. Doug Gannon 53 1997-00
Jeff Denlea
Hofstra Baseball All-Time
Coaches’ Records
Coach Seasons Wins Losses Ties Pct.
Jack MacDonald 1938-42 30 17 1 .635
Jack Smith* 1943-62 179 140 6 .560
Doug Patton 1963-65 33 33 0 .500
Bob Vanderwarker 1966-69 42 41 0 .506
Bill Leete 1970-78 79 137 1 .366
Ken Germano 1979-80 13 46 1 .225
Richard Krumholz 1981 7 20 0 .259
Robert Borowicz 1982-88 86 114 2 .431
Pit Schultz 1989 4 25 0 .138
Rich Martin 1990-96 127 162 1 .440
Reginald Jackson 1997-01 90 134 1 .402
Chris Dotolo 2002- 08 125 244 1 .339
Patrick Anderson 2009-11 46 92 1 .331
John Russo 2012-pres. 34 22 0 .607
Totals 2137 Games 895 1227 15 .422
*Does not include complete 1950 season due to lack of available information.
Wins No. Years
1. Justin Romano 20 1993-96
2. John Bilello 16 1984-87
3. Clint Ferenz 13 1975-78
3. Jeff Denlea 13 2004-07
5 Charlie Frago 12 2004-07
6. Andy Kasel 11 1992-95
6. Scott Coppola 11 1996-99
8. Gerry Auth 10 1999-02
8. David D’Errico 10 2010-pres.
10. Noah Shapiro 9 1996-98
10 Andrew Barbarino 9 2010-pres.
12. David Huth 8 2003-06
12. Jeff Guthridge 8 2008-11
Saves No. Years
1. Jeff Denlea 14 2004-07
2. Jeff Guthridge 10 2008-11
3. Bryan Verbitsky 8 2011-pres.
4. Noah Shapiro 5 1996-98
4. Andrew Barbarino 5 2010-pres.
6. Peter Coen 4 1990-93
6. Jon Lamattina 4 1991-94
6. Jim Hansen 4 1996-99
6. Zach Basch 4 2000-02
6. Terence Moran 4 1999-02
6. Rob DiFalco 4 2006-09
6. Matt Watkins 4 2010
13. Russell Castle 3 1988-89
7. Jim Hansen 137 1996-99
8. Scott Coppola 130 1996-99
9. David Huth 123 2003-06
10. Tony Tunno 105 1986-89
11. Doug Gannon 100 1997-00
Justin Romano
Strikeouts No. Years
1. John Bilello 196 1984-87
2. Justin Romano 193 1993-96
3. Rob Kumbatovic 177 2007-11
4. Andy Kasel 153 1992-95
5. Gerry Auth 147 1999-02
6. Ryan Cosentino 138 2001-03
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series records
Adelphi 8-23
Albany 8-3
American 7-10
American International 0-1
Appalachian State 0-1
Army 5-7
Arnold 1-0
Auburn 0-12
Baltimore 2-1
Bard 1-0
Bergen 4-1
Bloomsburg 0-2
Boston College 2-2
Boston University 4-0
Bridgeport 1-3
Bridgewater 1-1
Brooklyn 23-7
Bucknell 4-5-1
Buffalo State 0-1
C.C.N.Y. 14-7
C.W. Post 13-21
Central Connecticut 8-9
Chicago State 2-0
Citadel 0-2
City College 1-4
College of Charleston 0-6
Columbia 6-5
Concordia 4-4
Connecticut 0-1
Coppin State 6-0
Dartmouth 6-2
Delaware 20-62
Delaware State 4-3
Dominican 3-0
Dowling 9-4
Drexel 36-28
Eckerd 0-1
Fairfield 8-8
Farleigh Dickinson 16-12
Florida 0-3
Florida Atlantic 0-5
Florida State 0-16
Fordham 22-28
Fort Eustis 0-1
Gannon 3-0
Gardner Webb 1-0
George Mason 6-24
George Washington 1-2
Georgetown 0-1
Georgia State 7-11
Grand Valley State 1-0
Hampden-Sydney 1-0
Hartford 17-12
Hartwick 2-1
Iona 15-19
James Madison 9-22
Jersey City State 4-1
Jersey State College 2-1
John Marshall 1-0
Kings Point 22-2
L.I. Aggies 3-0
Lafayette 8-9
LaSalle 5-14
Lehigh 10-3
Liberty 1-2
Lindenwood 1-0
Long Island University 22-22
Loyola 1-1
Lynchburg 1-0
Maine 7-15
Manhattan 17-10
Mansfield 1-0
Marist 4-7-2
Marshall 0-1
Maryland 1-7
Maryland-Baltimore County 1-9
Maryland-Eastern Shore 1-0
Mercy 2-1
Miami (FL) 1-2
Millersville 1-0
Mitchel Field 1-0
Monmouth 2-3-1
Montclair 4-1
New Hampshire 4-3
New Mexico 0-2
New Mexico State 0-4
New York Maritime 1-0
New York Tech 19-21-2
New York University 5-10
Niagara 0-2
Norfolk State 1-4
North Carolina State 0-6
austin nyman
Northeastern 17-26
Northeastern Illinois 1-0
Northern State 0-1
Northwestern 0-1
Notre Dame 0-3
Old Dominion 11-17
Pace 8-12
Panzer 3-4
Penn State 1-3
Pittsburgh 1-1
Pratt 3-0
Quantico Marines 0-2
Queens 13-8
Quinnipiac 5-3
Rhode Island 1-0
Rider 12-23
Rollins 0-1
Rutgers 4-4
Rutgers-Newark 1-1
Sacred Heart 5-0
Saginaw Valley State 0-1
Saint Peter’s 8-2
Saint Rose 0-2
Salisbury 0-1
Scranton 2-0
Seton Hall 6-18
Siena 2-2-1
Southern Jersey 0-1
St. Francis (NY) 11-16-1
St. John’s 12-42
St. Joseph’s 5-14
St. Joseph’s (IN) 0-1
Staten Island 1-0
Stony Brook 17-16
Tampa 0-2
Temple 6-14
Towson 30-34
Troy State 0-5
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 1-0
UNC Wilmington 5-26
Union 1-0
Upsala 3-6
Valparaiso 0-1
Vanderbilt 0-1
Vermont 13-18
Villanova 0-3
Virginia 0-1
Virginia Commonwealth 8-27
Virginia Military Institute (VMI) 2-1
Virginia Tech 1-1
Virginia Wesleyan 1-1
Wagner 18-10-2
Washington 0-0-1
West Chester 8-8
Western Michigan 0-1
William & Mary 13-18
William Paterson 0-2
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS
Year Record Coach
1938 7-1-1 Jack MacDonald
1939 1-4 Jack MacDonald
1940 12-3 Jack MacDonald
1941 5-3 Jack MacDonald
1942 5-6 Jack MacDonald
1943 8-8 Jack Smith
1944 No team due to World War II
1945 No team due to World War II
1946 No team due to World War II
1947 6-5 Jack Smith
1948 7-7 Jack Smith
1949 11-11-1 Jack Smith
1950 5-1 Jack Smith
1951 14-5 Jack Smith
1952 9-12 Jack Smith
1953 15-9 Jack Smith
1954 13-10 Jack Smith
1955 13-7-1 Jack Smith
1956 9-11-1 Jack Smith
1957 11-10 Jack Smith
1958 10-11-3 Jack Smith
1959 12-9 Jack Smith
1960 16-3 Jack Smith
1961 9-9 Jack Smith
1962 11-12 Jack Smith
1963 11-11 Doug Patton
1964 11-10 Doug Patton
1965 11-10 Doug Patton
1966 7-9 Bob Vanderwarker
1967 8-12 Bob Vanderwarker
1968 13-10 Bob Vanderwarker
1969 14-10 Bob Vanderwarker
1970 15-13-1 Bill Leete
1971 13-8 Bill Leete
1972 10-13 Bill Leete
1973 9-13 Bill Leete
1974 4-15 Bill Leete
1975 10-18 Bill Leete
1976 8-17 Bill Leete
1977 3-22 Bill Leete
1978 7-18 Bill Leete
1979 6-18-1 Ken Germano
1980 7-28 Ken Germano
1981 7-20 Richard Krumholz
1982 5-22 Robert Borowicz
1983 9-18-1 Robert Borowicz
1984 12-14 Robert Borowicz
Year Record Coach
1985 13-16-1 Robert Borowicz
1986 18-13 Robert Borowicz
1987 17-9 Robert Borowicz
1988 12-22 Robert Borowicz
1989 4-25 Pit Schultz
1990 6-25 Rich Martin
1991 10-23 Rich Martin
1992 13-24 Rich Martin
1993 20-21 Rich Martin
1994 26-24 Rich Martin
1995 27-21 Rich Martin
1996 25-24-1 Rich Martin
1997 14-28 Reginald Jackson
1998 20-24 Reginald Jackson
1999 24-20 Reginald Jackson
2000 15-30-1 Reginald Jackson
2001 17-32-0 Reginald Jackson
2002 12-40 Chris Dotolo
2003 12-35 Chris Dotolo
2004 14-36 Chris Dotolo
2005 24-32 Chris Dotolo
2006 24-31-1 Chris Dotolo
2007 20-34 Chris Dotolo
2008 19-36 Chris Dotolo
2009 11-32 Patrick Anderson
2010 20-28-1 Patrick Anderson
2011 15-32 Patrick Anderson
2012 34-22 John Russo
Totals 895-1227-15
Robert Borowicz
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ALL-TIME RESULTS
Please note that these results were compiled
from the best available sources. Any missing
information is due to a lack of available data.
Year: 1938
Coach: Jack MacDonald
Record: 7-1-1
Montclair 9-8 W
Hartwick 8-6 W
Wagner 6-6 T
Panzer 5-8 L
Bergen 11-3 W
Panzer 9-5 W
Bergen 7-2 W
Upsala 9-4 W
Bard 11-0 W
Year: 1939
Coach: Jack MacDonald
Record: 1-4
Panzer 2-6 L
Upsala 10-15 L
Bergen 3-4 L
Hartwick 2-13 L
Montclair 2-0 W
Year: 1940
Coach: Jack MacDonald
Record: 12-3
Panzer 11-2 W
City College 2-4 L
New York University 6-2 W
Brooklyn 8-5 W
Montclair 5-2 W
Bergen 13-6 W
Arnold 9-8 W
Queens 10-2 W
Montclair 4-3 W
Bergen 8-4 W
Brooklyn 7-3 W
Panzer 3-20 L
City College 4-5 L
Upsala 8-6 W
Queens 10-1 W
Year: 1941
Coach: Jack MacDonald
Record: 5-3
New York University 4-7 L
Union 6-3 W
Panzer 3-6 L
New York University 6-4 W
C.C.N.Y. 8-5 W
Brooklyn 12-7 W
Brooklyn 6-8 L
C.C.N.Y. 7-6 W
Year: 1942
Coach: Jack MacDonald
Record: 5-6
Fordham 2-8 L
Panzer 13-2 W
C.C.N.Y. 8-3 W
John Marshall 9-0 W
Pratt 11-10 W
Brooklyn 8-7 W
Queens 1-2 L
Montclair 1-2 L
New York University 2-5 L
C.C.N.Y. 4-7 L
Brooklyn 6-9 L
Year: 1943
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 8-8
Results not available
Year: 1944-46
No team due to World War II
Year: 1947
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 6-5
Results not available
Year: 1948
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 7-7
Brooklyn 10-11 L
Brooklyn 4-1 W
Manhattan 2-10 L
Kings Point 6-4 W
St. John’s 3-2 W
NYU 7-12 L
City College 7-9 L
NY State Maritime Academy 5-0 W
Pratt 8-7 W
C.C.N.Y. 16-13 W
St. John’s 4-5 L
Adelphi 5-3 W
Army 7-8 L
Fordham 10-16 L
Year: 1949
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 11-11-1
Results not available
Year: 1950
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 5-1
Army 2-12 L
Manhattan 8-5 W
Vermont 8-7 W
Brooklyn College 15-4 W
Kings Point 14-6 W
Kings Point 25-2 W
C.C.N.Y.
Fordham
Complete results not available
Year: 1951
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 14-5
Delaware 3-4 L
Virginia Poly 1-2 L
Hampden Sydney 16-2 W
Army 11-0 W
L.I. Aggies 17-0 W
Dartmouth 4-3 W
Wagner 4-3 W
Iona 19-2 W
Kings Point 14-3 W
C.C.N.Y. 5-4 W
C.C.N.Y. 1-3 L
Kings Point 21-4 W
Queens 3-2 W
St. John’s 5-3 W
Long Island 3-5 L
New York University 1-2 L
Manhattan 4-2 W
Brooklyn 5-3 W
Mitchel Field 3-2 W
Year: 1952
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 9-12
Rutgers Newark 17-2 W
Pratt 10-4 W
Iona 6-0 W
Brooklyn 15-5 W
Virginia 4-5 L
Lynchburg 10-5 W
Fort Eustis 0-17 L
Quantico Marines 2-13 L
Quantico Marines 1-19 L
Wagner 1-0 W
New York University 4-6 L
St. John’s 7-6 W
L.I. Aggies 15-3 W
Manhattan 8-10 L
C.C.N.Y. 4-1 W
C.C.N.Y. 0-4 L
St. John’s 4-7 L
Manhattan 4-5 L
New York University 4-5 L
Brooklyn 13-15 L
Wagner 5-6 L
Year: 1953
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 15-9
Results not available
Year: 1954
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 13-10
Results not available
Year: 1955
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 13-7-1
Results not available
Year: 1956
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 9-11-1
Results not available
Year: 1957
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 11-10
Results not available
Year: 1958
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 10-11-3
L.I. Aggies 8-2 W
C.C.N.Y. 3-2 W
Lehigh 0-3 L
Brooklyn 6-5 W
Washington 0-0 T
Baltimore 15-1 W
Loyola 8-3 W
Seton Hall 3-11 L
Manhattan 1-2 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 4-11 L
New York University 3-4 L
Columbia 7-7 T
St. John’s 6-8 L
St. John’s 0-4 L
City College 6-1 W
Army 8-6 W
Kings Point 12-2 W
Upsala 0-9 L
New York University 2-5 L
Wagner 1-1 T
Wagner 7-1 W
Queens 1-7 L
Brooklyn 10-0 W
Manhattan 5-16 L
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Year: 1959
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 12-9
C.C.N.Y. 4-10 L
Manhattan 3-2 W
Fordham 1-10 L
Columbia 0-9 L
New York University 8-18 L
St. John’s 3-4 L
Iona 4-9 L
Brooklyn 13-4 W
Lehigh 8-5 W
Upsala 3-2 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 4-8 L
Manhattan 6-3 W
New York University 5-0 W
Brooklyn 12-7 W
Wagner 10-2 W
C.C.N.Y. 2-3 L
St. John’s 6-3 W
Kings Point 14-6 W
Wagner 8-3 W
Bridgeport 1-7 L
Adelphi 4-2 W
Year: 1960
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 16-3
Towson 18-7 W
Baltimore 9-7 W
Adelphi 11-1 W
Manhattan 5-14 L
C.C.N.Y. 4-3 W
West Point 3-7 L
Fordham 11-1 W
Brooklyn 11-2 W
C.W. Post 9-5 W
New York University 8-0 W
St. John’s 10-2 W
Wagner 5-1 W
Wagner 14-8 W
Manhattan 9-1 W
C.C.N.Y. 5-3 W
Fordham 7-2 W
St. John’s 1-2 L
Brooklyn 8-7 W
Kings Point 8-5 W
Year: 1961
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 9-9
C.W. Post
W
Upsala 6-7 L
Kings Point 6-2 W
Fairleigh Dickenson 4-2 W
Queens 16-5 W
C.W. Post 6-1 W
NYU
St. John’s 1-10 L
Brooklyn 25-2 W
Fordham 1-3 L
Manhattan 7-10 L
Wagner 1-2 L
Fordham 6-9 L
Rutgers 8-13 L
C.C.N.Y.
Year: 1962
Coach: Jack Smith
Record: 11-12
Results not available
Year: 1963
Coach: Doug Patton
Record: 11-11
Results not available
Year: 1964
Coach: Doug Patton
Record: 11-10
Results not available
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Year: 1965
Coach: Doug Patton
Record: 11-10
New York Tech 14-0 W
Scranton 19-3 W
Upsala 3-11 L
Kings Point 7-2 W
Wagner 4-3 W
Manhattan 1-9 L
Bridgeport 0-1 L
Fordham 0-8 L
Rider 1-9 L
Baltimore 2-7 L
Long Island 5-13 L
St. Joseph’s 0-8 L
Fairfield 6-0 W
Iona 6-1 W
C.C.N.Y. 6-5 W
Seton Hall 6-10 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 11-2 W
Queens 8-2 W
Rutgers 4-3 W
St. John’s 10-8 W
Year: 1966
Coach: Bob Vanderwarker
Record: 7-9
Monmouth 1-4 L
Upsala 4-5 L
New York Tech 10-0 W
New York University 2-6 L
American International 4-7 L
Wagner 6-17 L
Kings Point 6-2 W
Manhattan 8-2 W
Hartwick 11-3 W
C.C.N.Y. 7-5 W
Fordham 15-2 W
Rider 0-1 L
Long Island 6-8 L
Rutgers 0-7 L
Southern Jersey 3-12 L
Scranton 8-5 W
Year: 1967
Coach: Bob Vanderwarker
Record: 8-12
New York Tech 5-1 W
Maryland 5-6 L
American 4-1 W
Delaware 2-6 L
Manhattan 1-0 W
City College 2-3 L
Stony Brook 19-1 W
Monmouth 4-3 W
Fordham 4-5 L
Long Island 3-9 L
St. John’s 3-5 L
New York University 8-9 L
Iona 3-8 L
Seton Hall 2-0 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 5-7 L
Rider 0-7 L
Wagner 8-3 W
Adelphi 1-3 L
Kings Point 12-5 W
C.W. Post 0-9 L
Year: 1968
Coach: Bob Vanderwarker
Record: 13-10
Vermont 7-4 W
Brooklyn 6-4 W
Sacred Heart 8-7 W
Bridgeport 4-11 L
Queens 7-5 W
Wagner 3-2 W
New Hampshire 7-2 W
Long Island 5-11 L
C.W. Post 7-6 W
New York Tech 5-4 W
Rider 9-5 W
Upsala 5-7 L
Kings Point 16-8 W
Iona 5-6 L
Seton Hall 3-2 W
St. Francis (NY) 0-1 L
St. John’s 1-7 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0 W
Fordham 3-4 L
C.C.N.Y. 4-6 L
Adelphi 1-2 L
Manhattan 5-3 W
Year: 1969
Coach: Bob Vanderwarker
Record: 14-10
Vermont 3-0 W
Monmouth 2-6 L
Iona 1-2 L
C.C.N.Y. 4-2 W
Fordham 5-2 W
Long Island 2-12 L
Manhattan 10-3 W
St. John’s 1-0 W
St. Francis (NY) 5-10 L
Iona 3-2 W
Upsala 2-8 L
C.C.N.Y. 4-3 W
Rutgers 3-1 W
St. John’s 0-12 L
Adelphi 14-9 W
Long Island 5-4 L
St. John’s 7-11 L
Bridgeport 6-3 W
Wagner 6-5 W
Seton Hall 2-9 L
Queens 5-7 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 8-3 W
Kings Point 6-10 L
C.W. Post 9-4 W
Year: 1970
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 15-13-1
LaSalle 0-7 L
Monmouth 2-2 T
C.C.N.Y. 15-4 W
West Chester 5-4 W
West Chester 5-9 L
St. John’s 2-9 L
Iona 2-3 L
Temple 7-1 W
Temple 5-3 W
C.C.N.Y. 3-5 L
Kings Point 5-4 W
St. Joseph’s 3-2 W
St. Joseph’s 2-12 L
Long Island 7-8 L
Rutgers 7-6 W
American 0-2 L
American 2-1 W
Iona 6-5 W
Manhattan 3-1 W
Sacred Heart 3-2 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 1-7 L
Wagner 11-5 W
St. Francis (NY) 9-5 W
Queens 2-14 L
Seton Hall 2-3 L
St. John’s 0-6 L
C.W. Post 3-4 L
Adelphi 4-3 W
Long Island 4-0 W

Year: 1971
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 13-8
Long Island 2-1 W
St. John’s 0-4 L
Temple 4-0 W
Temple 7-1 W
Adelphi 4-6 L
St. John’s 3-9 L
St. Joseph’s 0-1 L
St. Joseph’s 2-5 L
Adelphi 4-1 W
American 4-1 W
American 4-5 L
Kings Point 11-2 W
Rider 10-3 W
Drexel 4-3 W
Drexel 13-8 W
West Chester 3-2 W
Wagner 2-1 W
LaSalle 3-0 W
LaSalle 2-6 W
C.W. Post 3-4 L
Fordham 10-7 W
Year: 1972
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 10-13
C.W. Post 1-5 L
St. Francis (NY) 4-6 L
West Chester 1-8 L
Rider 11-14 L
Long Island 5-9 L
Kings Point 9-1 W
Adelphi 1-5 L
West Chester 4-5 L
American 9-1 W
American 3-1 W
Temple 3-4 L
Temple 4-10 L
Drexel 14-0 W
Drexel 1-2 L
St. Joseph’s 1-4 L
St. Joseph’s 3-4 L
Wagner 12-2 W
Adelphi 8-6 W
Rutgers 3-7 L
LaSalle 6-4 W
LaSalle 4-3 W
Fordham 9-0 W
Queens 9-0 W
Year: 1973
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 9-13
New York Tech 10-4 W
C.W. Post 0-6 L
Rider 2-6 L
Temple 0-10 L
Temple 7-5 W
St. Joseph’s 4-3 W
St. Joseph’s 3-2 W
Long Island 19-5 W
Adelphi 4-0 W
New York University 8-1 W
American 1-2 L
American 0-2 L
West Chester 3-4 L
Fordham 5-7 L
Wagner 7-11 L
Adelphi 5-7 L
LaSalle 0-1 L
LaSalle 0-7 L
Stony Brook 6-0 W
St. John’s 1-12 L
St. John’s 0-7 L
Kings Point 3-1 W
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 4-15
Year: 1974
Fordham 8-12 L
Rider 1-8 L
Temple 0-12 L
Temple 1-5 L
Adelphi 3-4 L
St. Joseph’s 6-5 W
St. Joseph’s 3-4 L
C.W. Post 4-7 L
LaSalle 4-5 L
LaSalle 3-4 L
New York Tech 7-3 W
Stony Brook 2-6 L
Drexel 4-2 W
Drexel 4-5 L
Long Island 5-6 L
Adelphi 5-15 L
Kings Point 3-4 L
Rutgers 7-12 L
New York Tech 9-7 W
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 10-18
Year: 1975
American 4-14 L
American 4-9 L
Rider 1-0 W
Dowling 4-0 W
Dowling 11-4 W
Fordham 6-9 L
Temple 2-6 L
Temple 2-4 L
Adelphi 3-13 L
St. John’s 2-6 L
St. Joseph’s 1-2 L
St. Joseph’s 3-6 L
New York Tech 4-3 W
Queens 1-5 L
LaSalle 7-13 L
LaSalle 5-8 L
West Chester 4-14 L
West Chester 4-19 L
Kings Point 14-5 W
New York Tech 4-15 L
Drexel 3-4 L
Drexel 4-2 W
Wagner 6-3 W
Brooklyn 9-0 W
Long Island 4-2 W
C.W. Post 4-1 W
Iona 2-9 L
Adelphi 4-15 L
Year: 1976
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 8-17
Results not available
Year: 1977
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 3-22
Loyola 8-16 L
Salisbury 1-5 L
New York Tech 6-9 L
Wagner 7-9 L
St. John’s 3-4 L
Temple 0-4 L
Adelphi 7-9 L
LaSalle 0-9 L
LaSalle 0-19 L
Iona 4-6 L
Rider 2-4 L
St. Joseph’s 6-12 L
St. Joseph’s 6-20 L
Fordham 6-9 L
Stony Brook 10-7 W
Drexel 6-7 L
Drexel 9-10 L
Brooklyn 6-7 L
Long Island 2-3 L
American 7-10 L
American 8-5 W
C.W. Post 3-7 L
Columbia 9-10 L
Adelphi 3-11 L
Kings Point 6-2 W
Year: 1978
Coach: Bill Leete
Record: 7-18
Results not available
Year: 1979
Coach: Ken Germano
Record: 6-18-1
Columbia 8-5 W
Temple 6-14 L
Temple 1-6 L
LaSalle 4-15 L
LaSalle 0-9 L
St. John’s 2-15 L
Rider 1-6 L
Adelphi 3-14 L
Dowling 4-3 W
Stony Brook 6-5 W
New York Tech 4-4 T
Iona 2-12 L
Drexel 11-10 W
Drexel 0-4 L
Long Island 7-13 L
St. Joseph’s 2-19 L
St. Joseph’s 6-17 L
American 6-16 L
American 0-4 L
Pace 10-3 W
C.W. Post 10-14 L
Adelphi 8-10 L
Kings Point 6-5 W
Fordham 17-20 L
St. Francis (NY) 2-12 L
Year: 1980
Coach: Ken Germano
Record: 7-28
St. John’s 0-9 L
Army 6-8 L
James Madison 1-2 L
James Madison 4-10 L
James Madison 0-7 L
Bridgewater 5-9 L
Bridgewater 6-4 W
James Madison 3-16 L
LaSalle 8-14 L
LaSalle 7-9 L
Dowling 9-10 L
St. Joseph’s 3-12 L
St. Joseph’s 6-5 W
Temple 4-25 L
Temple 2-6 L
Stony Brook 15-7 W
Pace 9-13 L
Manhattan 12-10 W
Drexel 5-8 L
Drexel 4-6 L
Long Island 6-11 L
Adelphi 1-17 L
St. Francis (NY) 4-20 L
New York Tech 1-9 L
American 18-5 W
American 7-11 L
C.W. Post 9-16 L
Adelphi 6-11 L
Long Island 9-12 L
Kings Point 9-5 W
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Rider 8-5 W
Fordham 0-6 L
Queens 12-18 L
Queens 6-15 L
Columbia 2-6 L
Year: 1981
Coach: Richard Krumholz
Record: 7-20
Records not available
Year: 1982
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 5-22
Results not available
Year: 1983
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 9-18-1
Results not available
Year: 1984
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 12-14
Columbia 5-4 W
Fordham 6-5 W
Mercy 11-3 W
Staten Island 10-4 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 4-9 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 17-5 W
St. Francis (NY) 14-15 L
Buffalo State 5-7 L
Long Island 3-19 L
Stony Brook 15-8 W
Brooklyn 8-14 L
Wagner 5-7 L
Jersey City State 6-5 W
Long Island 0-19 L
St. Francis (NY) 1-6 L
C.W. Post 9-7 W
C.W. Post 2-5 L
Dowling 22-9 W
Kings Point 20-6 W
Wagner 5-6 L
Adelphi 2-5 L
Adelphi 2-3 L
Iona 4-8 L
Concordia 3-2 W
Concordia 5-9 L
Brooklyn 12-11 W
Year: 1985
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 13-16-1
Dowling 8-1 W
Iona 7-2 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 5-8 L
Columbia 8-9 L
Bucknell 10-12 L
Bucknell 10-10 T
Adelphi 7-12 L
St. Francis (NY) 11-3 W
Stony Brook 21-6 W
Fordham 2-6 L
Drexel 14-12 W
Drexel 9-10 L
Lehigh 16-15 W
Wagner 8-17 L
Dowling 2-0 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 16-13 W
C.W.Post 5-4 W
Lafayette 1-3 L
Lafayette 9-10 L
Towson State 3-10 L
Towson State 5-3 W
C.W. Post 14-18 L
Jersey City State 22-12 W
Adelphi 17-8 W
Rider 7-6 W
Rider 3-16 L
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Delaware 10-11 L
Delaware 6-8 L
Wagner 9-17 L
William Paterson 12-25 L
Year: 1986
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 18-13
Lehigh 7-3 W
Lehigh 5-2 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 13-11 W
Columbia 11-10 W
St. Francis (NY) 11-8 W
Concordia 11-4 W
LIU 4-3 W
Pace 7-16 L
Adelphi 10-11 L
Drexel 6-5 W
Drexel 16-10 W
William Paterson 8-11 L
Dowling 6-8 L
Lafayette 3-8 L
Lafayette 8-19 L
Fordham 12-14 L
Towson 0-2 L
Towson 10-2 W
Bucknell 2-3 L
Bucknell 10-11 L
C.W. Post 5-4 W
Adelphi 47 L
Delaware 5-10 L
Delaware 9-3 L
Rider 5-7 L
Rider 13-8 L
Wagner 14-3 L
Brooklyn 10-7 W
Jersey State College 8-4 W
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 22-7 W
Year: 1987
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 17-9
Lehigh 3-1 W
Lehigh 17-8 W
Fordham 8-1 W
St. Francis (NY) 1-6 L
Dominican 5-4 W
Dominican 10-5 W
Adelphi 4-7 L
Bucknell 10-0 W
Bucknell 10-9 W
Jersey City State 6-3 W
Mercy 27-25 W
Lafayette 1-6 W
Lafayette 6-5 W
Delaware 6-23 L
Delaware 6-5 W
Towson 4-8 L
Towson 0-5 L
C.W. Post 3-5 L
Adelphi 17-19 L
Dowling 17-13 W
Drexel 3-0 W
Drexel 12-5 W
Seton Hall 2-18 L
Rider 5-1 W
Rider 6-1 W
Dominican 2-0 W
Year: 1988
Coach: Robert Borowicz
Record: 12-22
Fordham 5-3 W
Fairfield 7-9 L
New York Tech 3-5 L
Long Island 10-11 L
Delaware 10-11 L
Delaware 1-9 L
Lehigh 7-2 W
Lehigh 6-3 W
Lehigh 2-7 L
Pace 5-10 L
Drexel 6-4 W
Drexel 11-5 W
Adelphi 0-18 L
Jersey City State 6-8 L
Concordia 9-11 L
Iona 1-7 L
New York Tech 7-13 W
Lafayette 10-7 W
Lafayette 20-2 W
Brooklyn 7-1 W
St. John’s 7-9 L
C.W. Post 23-25 L
Rider 3-10 L
Rider 6-7 L
Bucknell 4-3 W
Bucknell 8-4 W
C.W. Post 5-15 L
Towson State 5-6 L
Rider 8-6 W
Delaware 5-13 L
Year: 1989
Coach: Pit Schultz
Record: 4-25
Lafayette 1-9 L
Fordham 13-10 W
Lehigh 9-7 W
Lehigh 5-10 L
LIU 2-6 L
Dowling 3-5 L
Adelphi 2-5 L
Drexel 2-7 L
Drexel 2-5 L
Jersey City State 18-10 W
Concordia 4-11 L
Iona 5-9 L
New York Tech 1-3 L
Seton Hall 5-9 L
Towson State 0-2 L
Towson State 1-2 L
Lafayette 2-11 L
St. John’s 2-26 L
C.W. Post 2-22 L
Rider 5-9 L
Rider 2-8 L
Bucknell 2-13 L
Bucknell 4-11 L
St. John’s 0-5 L
Brooklyn 9-5 W
Year: 1990
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 6-25
Fairleigh Dickinson 2-17 L
Dowling 9-5 W
Delaware 1-10 L
Delaware 2-6 L
Lehigh 2-1 W
Lehigh 1-2 L
LIU-Brooklyn 2-15 L
College of St. Rose 5-6 L
College of St. Rose 2-18 L
Jersey City State 10-7 W
Iona 6-9 L
St. John’s 4-22 L
Maryland-Baltimore County 1-12 L
Maryland-Baltimore County 6-15 L
Drexel 4-2 W
Drexel 2-11 L
NY Tech 5-13 L
Lafayette 6-7 L
Lafayette 1-21 L
Towson State 1-4 L
Towson State 2-9 L
Mercy College 5-18 L
Concordia College 5-14 L
C.W. Post 6-14 L
Rider 6-4 W

Rider 7-17 L
Bucknell 6-8 L
Bucknell 5-8 L
Fairfield 8-7 W
LIU-C.W. Post 4-17 L
Year: 1991
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 10-23
Fairleigh Dickinson 8-11 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 3-5 L
Manhattan 5-2 W
New York Tech 1-20 L
UMBC 16-13 W
UMBC 0-7 W
LIU 2-9 L
Fordham 4-9 L
Fairfield 12-2 W
Towson State 8-11 L
Towson State 1-6 L
Towson State 2-7 L
Manhattan 8-7 W
Drexel 9-1 W
Drexel 7-6 W
Drexel 11-9 W
St. John’s 4-20 L
Jersey City College 4-10 L
Rider 1-10 L
Rider 9-10 L
Iona 9-14 L
Pace 16-12 W
Rider 1-3 L
Delaware 2-5 L
Delaware 2-3 L
Delaware 5-30 L
Queens 16-2 W
Central Connecticut 1-19 L
Central Connecticut 14-17 L
Central Connecticut 1-14 L
St. Francis (NY) 1-1 T
Year: 1992
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 13-24
Georgetown 3-4 L
Manhattan 13-2 L
Towson State 4-7 L
Towson State 2-6 L
Seton Hall 0-2 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 9-4 W
Manhattan 3-0 W
Brooklyn 12-4 W
Brooklyn 7-10 L
Brooklyn 11-7 W
Dowling 18-17 W
LIU 15-11 W
Iona 3-6 L
UMBC 1-6 L
Pace 13-17 L
St. John’s 16-27 L
C.W. Post 8-9 L
Fairfield 0-1 L
Fairfield 1-2 L
UMBC 4-7 L
UMBC 3-12 L
Dowling 6-8 L
St. Francis (NY) 2-5 L
Rider 3-16 L
Rider 6-3 W
Rider 6-9 L
Fairfield 2-4 L
St. Francis (NY) 15-13 W
Queens 10-5 W
Central Connecticut 2-8 L
Central Connecticut 2-3 L
Central Connecticut 11-8 W
Pace 9-7 W
Towson State 7-8 L
Brooklyn 11-1 W
Rider 2-4 L
Year: 1993
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 20-21
Villanova 6-7 L
Villanova 8-10 L
Tampa 6-9 L
Tampa 1-6 L
Vanderbilt 1-6 L
Rollins 1-6 L
Eckerd 11-16 L
Western Michigan 2-3 L
Seton Hall 0-7 L
Fairleigh Dickinson 2-1 W
West Chester 14-3 W
West Chester 3-6 L
West Chester 12-5 W
West Chester 9-1 W
Fordham 7-4 W
Fairfield 7-13 L
Fairfield 3-9 L
Queens 4-2 W
New York Tech 8-5 W
New York Tech 10-3 W
New York Tech 10-2 W
New York Tech 0-8 L
St. John’s 20-3 W
St. Francis (NY) 13-10 W
Central Connecticut 5-7 L
Central Connecticut 9-5 W
Central Connecticut 4-1 W
Central Connecticut 2-7 L
Fairfield 11-10 W
Saint Peter’s 11-6 W
Iona 11-16 L
Pace 2-3 L
Pace 2-5 L
Pace 9-7 W
Pace 13-7 W
Wagner 15-8 W
Fordham 1-12 L
C.W. Post 1-10 L
C.W. Post 4-8 L
C.W. Post 8-1 W
C.W. Post 13-7 W
Year: 1994
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 26-24
Virginia Wesleyan 3-15 L
Temple 5-10 L
Temple 11-12 L
Old Dominion 4-10 L
Virginia Commonwealth 3-10 L
Troy State 2-5 L
Chicago State 11-6 W
Central Connecticut 12-2 W
Northeastern Illinois 14-5 W
Troy State 3-5 L
Manhattan 14-5 W
St. Francis (NY) 8-9 L
Iona 13-18 L
Central Connecticut 10-20 L
Central Connecticut 9-8 W
Central Connecticut 8-5 W
St. Francis (NY) 10-3 W
West Chester 5-0 W
West Chester 8-2 W
West Chester 11-1 W
St. John’s 12-4 W
Manhattan 15-13 W
Pace 5-6 L
Pace 8-12 L
Pace 7-9 L
Fairfield 8-7 W
Fordham 9-8 W
Iona 8-22 L
New York Tech 2-6 L
New York Tech 8-4 W
New York Tech 8-15 L
Fordham 8-5 W
Saint Peter’s 17-3 W
C.W. Post 7-6 W
C.W. Post 6-5 W
C.W. Post 6-7 L
West Chester 8-9 L
Hartford 5-1 W
Fordham 3-12 L
Iona 17-7 W
Delaware 1-8 L
Delaware 9-5 W
Delaware 1-4 L
Delaware 1-19 L
Fordham 11-13 L
Vermont 3-1 W
Vermont 5-8 L
Boston University 8-4 W
Boston University 5-4 W
Central Connecticut 8-3 W
Year: 1995
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 27-21, 8-15 NAC
Saginaw Valley State 7-11 L
Gannon 4-3 W
Northern State 4-8 L
Grand Valley State 5-3 W
Boston College 6-5 W
LaSalle 16-8 W
Fairleigh Dickinson 6-4 W
Pittsburgh 7-2 W
LaSalle 15-2 W
Boston College 11-7 W
Pace 14-5 W
Lafayette 5-10 L
Lafayette 5-4 W
Saint Peter’s 16-3 W
Maine* 4-2 W
Maine* 7-10 L
New Hampshire* 3-11 L
New Hampshire* 5-6 L
Concordia 8-6 W
Concordia 21-4 W
Hartford* 5-6 L
Hartford* 4-10 L
Drexel* 2-3 L
Drexel* 4-5 L
Iona 6-3 W
Drexel* 11-9 W
Northeastern* 0-19 L
Northeastern* 2-5 L
St. Francis (NY) 7-10 L
Manhattan 10-6 W
St. John’s 9-8 W
LIU-Brooklyn 11-9 W
Hartford* 5-6 L
Hartford* 15-8 W
Hartford* 6-7 L
Hartford* 5-1 W
Fordham 3-12 L
Iona 17-7 W
Delaware* 1-8 L
Delaware* 9-5 W
Delaware* 1-4 L
Delaware* 1-19 L
Fordham 11-13 L
Vermont* 3-1 W
Vermont* 5-8 L
Boston University* 8-4 W
Boston University* 5-4 W
Central Connecticut 8-3 W
*North Atlantic Conference game
Year: 1996
Coach: Rich Martin
Record: 25-24-1, 12-12 NAC
Lindenwood 10-0 W
Pittsburgh 2-3 L
Marist 3-3 T
Rutgers-Newark 6-9 L
Seton Hall 4-17 L
Marist 11-7 W
Mansfield 7-3 W
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Fairleigh Dickinson 8-1 W
Bloomsburg 8-9 L
Millersville 17-4 W
Lafayette 8-5 W
Lafayette 2-1 W
Queens 23-2 W
Queens 8-7 W
St. John’s 2-17 L
Vermont* 0-10 L
Vermont* 1-3 L
Hartford* 5-2 W
Hartford* 10-2 W
Marist 16-2 W
Marist 7-8 L
Delaware* 2-0 W
Delaware* 4-2 W
Delaware* 0-7 L
Delaware* 5-8 L
Drexel* 4-1 W
Drexel* 3-6 L
Towson State* 1-2 L
Towson State* 3-9 L
LIU-Brooklyn 8-7 W
St. Francis (NY) 5-11 L
New Hampshire* 5-2 W
New Hampshire* 6-0 W
Maine* 8-10 L
Maine* 2-6 L
Fordham 5-11 L
Iona 12-20 L
Drexel* 3-1 W
Drexel* 4-10 L
Drexel* 4-3 W
Drexel* 20-8 W
Fordham 11-6 W
Towson State* 6-3 W
Towson State* 2-3 L
St. Francis (NY) 14-9 W
Central Connecticut 6-18 L
Northeastern* 4-3 W
Northeastern* 0-1 L
Drexel% 2-12 L
Delaware% 2-27 L
*North Atlantic Conference game
%North Atlantic Conference Tournament
Year: 1997
Coach: Reginald Jackson
Record: 14-28, 7-16 American East
3/6 vs. Valparaiso# 1-9 L
3/7 vs. Boston College# 1-4 L
3/7 vs. Bloomsburg# 9-10 L
3/8 vs. Northwestern# 3-10 L
3/8 vs. St. Joseph’s (IN)# 4-5 L
3/9 vs. Marist# 0-7 L
3/16 Lafayette 1-2 L
3/16 Lafayette 6-4 W
3/22 New Hampshire* 5-1 W
3/22 New Hampshire* 0-6 L
3/23 Maine* 4-1 W
3/23 Maine* 7-15 L
3/25 at St. John’s 3-5 L
3/26 Marist 5-2 W
3/28 Delaware* 0-9 L
3/28 Delaware* 1-2 L
3/29 Delaware* 2-6 L
4/3 at Iona 19-3 W
4/5 Hartford* 6-14 L
4/5 Hartford* 4-3 W
4/6 Hartford* 3-1 W
4/6 Hartford* 4-6 L
4/8 Queens 1-8 L
4/9 at Fairleigh Dickinson 4-10 L
4/12 at Northeastern* 4-16 L
4/12 at Northeastern* 3-8 L
4/13 at Vermont* 2-9 L
4/13 at Vermont* 4-5 L
4/15 at Pace 10-13 L
4/16 at Long Island 7-2 W
4/20 at Drexel* 7-19 L
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4/20 at Drexel* 5-10 L
4/21 at Drexel* 2-4 L
4/21 at Drexel* 9-10 L
4/23 at Fordham 5-4 W
4/24 Iona 5-4 W
4/26 at Towson State* 6-7 L
4/26 at Towson State* 8-5 W
4/27 at Towson State* 6-5 W
4/27 at Towson State* 14-9 W
4/29 at Temple 10-9 W
4/30 St. Francis (NY) 22-13 W
#Gene Cusick Classic (Fort Myers, FL)
*America East game
Year: 1998
Coach: Reginald Jackson
Record: 20-24, 14-14 America East
3/9 vs. Chicago State 16-3 W
3/10 vs. Rhode Island 3-4 L
3/10 vs. Wagner 7-6 W
3/11 vs. Seton Hall 1-11 L
3/11 vs. Seton Hall 5-8 L
3/12 vs. St. Francis (NY) 6-9 L
3/27 at Monmouth 1-14 L
3/28 Northeastern* 10-11 L
3/28 Northeastern* 1-8 L
3/29 Northeastern* 6-5 W
3/29 Northeastern* 4-10 L
3/31 at Lafayette 10-7 W
4/2 at Iona 5-3 W
4/4 Vermont* 5-3 W
4/4 Vermont* 0-14 L
4/5 Vermont* 5-6 L
4/5 Vermont* 2-1 W
4/7 Temple 7-10 L
4/10 Drexel* 12-11 W
4/10 Drexel* 7-6 W
4/11 Drexel* 7-6 W
4/11 Drexel* 9-8 W
4/14 Pace 5-4 W
4/15 Long Island 7-8 L
4/18 at Delaware* 2-3 L
4/18 at Delaware* 1-4 L
4/20 at Delaware* 3-5 L
4/20 at Delaware* 3-7 L
4/22 Fordham 16-2 W
4/25 Towson* 6-7 L
4/29 Towson* 5-3 W
4/29 Towson* 7-6 W
4/30 St. John’s 8-11 L
5/2 at Hartford* 3-7 L
5/2 at Hartford* 15-7 W
5/3 at Hartford* 3-4 L
5/3 at Hartford* 8-4 W
5/9 at Maine* 0-3 L
5/9 at Maine* 12-6 W
5/10 at Maine* 2-1 W
5/10 at Maine* 1-3 L
5/14 vs. Delaware% 0-8 L
5/15 vs. Vermont% 6-7 L
*America East game
%America East Tournament
Year: 1999
Coach: Reginald Jackson
Record: 24-20, 14-14 America East
3/13 vs. Gannon 4-2 W
3/13 vs. Gannon 12-1 W
3/20 Stony Brook 5-4 W
3/20 Stony Brook 6-14 L
3/25 at Marist 7-3 W
3/30 at Iona 20-13 W
3/31 at New York Tech 7-19 L
4/2 Maine* 7-13 L
4/2 Maine* 4-8 L
4/3 Maine* 8-11 L
4/3 Maine* 15-8 W
4/5 at Coppin State 14-5 W
4/6 at Maryland
Eastern Shore 19-4 W
4/8 at Virginia Tech 16-11 W
4/10 at Towson* 1-10 L
4/10 at Towson* 4-3 W
4/12 at Towson* 6-2 W
4/12 at Towson* 3-4 L
4/13 at Pace 15-13 W
4/14 at Long Island 19-16 W
4/17 Delaware* 5-11 L
4/17 Delaware* 1-11 L
4/18 Delaware* 12-2 W
4/18 Delaware* 6-10 L
4/21 at Fordham 4-16 L
4/24 at Drexel* 2-8 L
4/24 at Drexel* 6-4 W
4/25 at Drexel* 4-2 W
4/25 at Drexel* 1-6 L
4/28 Marist 13-14 L
4/29 at Stony Brook 2-7 L
5/1 at Northeastern* 2-5 L
5/1 at Northeastern* 2-20 L
5/2 at Northeastern* 5-3 W
5/2 at Northeastern* 2-0 W
5/8 at Vermont* 1-6 L
5/8 at Vermont* 9-0 W
5/9 at Vermont* 7-4 W
5/9 at Vermont* 14-5 W
5/12 at St. John’s 2-10 L
5/14 Hartford* 10-1 W
5/14 Hartford* 4-3 W
5/15 Hartford* 7-8 L
5/15 Hartford* 10-1 W
*America East game
Year: 2000
Coach: Reginald Jackson
Record: 15-30, 9-17 America East
3/5 Dartmouth 6-3 W
3/5 Dartmouth 3-2 W
3/10 vs. Monmouth 17-7 W
3/11 vs. Boston College 1-7 L
3/11 at Florida Atlantic 2-9 L
3/12 at Florida Atlantic 4-18 L
3/16 Stony Brook 4-7 L
3/22 Fairleigh Dickinson 1-4 L
3/23 Marist 8-8 T
3/25 at UMBC 1-4 L
3/25 at UMBC 6-10 L
3/26 at UMBC 8-13 L
3/29 at New York Tech 8-6 W
3/30 Iona 10-7 W
4/1 Vermont* 6-15 L
4/1 Vermont* 3-13 L
4/2 Vermont* 3-10 L
4/2 Vermont* 5-4 W
4/6 at Seton Hall 0-10 L
4/8 Towson* 4-12 L
4/10 Towson* 2-4 L
4/10 Towson* 6-13 L
4/12 Long Island 14-2 W
4/16 at Delaware* 3-4 L
4/16 at Delaware* 1-7 L
4/20 Fordham 7-12 L
4/22 at Hartford* 1-3 L
4/22 at Hartford* 3-2 W
4/24 at Hartford* 2-3 L
4/24 at Hartford* 3-6 L
4/25 St. John’s 2-21 L
4/29 Northeastern* 4-6 L
4/29 Northeastern* 4-2 W
4/30 Northeastern* 3-16 L
4/30 Northeastern* 2-3 L
5/2 at Temple 7-8 L
5/3 Pace 12-15 L
5/6 at Maine* 2-6 L
5/6 at Maine* 5-13 L
5/7 at Maine* 3-2 W
5/7 at Maine* 6-5 W

5/13 Drexel* 3-4 L
5/13 Drexel* 8-7 W
5/14 Drexel* 2-1 W
5/14 Drexel* 10-9 W
*America East game
Year: 2001
Coach: Reginald Jackson
Record: 17-32, 10-17 America East
3/6 at New Mexico 1-13 L
3/7 at New Mexico 1-8 L
3/8 at New Mexico State 3-11 L
3/9 at New Mexico State 6-18 L
3/10 at New Mexico State 5-12 L
3/10 at New Mexico State 8-17 L
3/17 at George Washington 5-6 L
3/17 at George Washington 1-7 L
3/18 at George Washington 9-6 W
3/20 Sacred Heart 8-5 W
3/23 Wagner 7-6 W
3/25 at Albany 8-0 W
3/25 at Albany 3-1 W
3/27 at New York Tech 0-1 L
3/29 Iona 3-2 W
3/31 Hartford* 1-0 W
3/31 Hartford* 4-3 W
4/1 Hartford* 4-3 W
4/1 Hartford* 10-3 W
4/5 at Seton Hall 5-14 L
4/7 at Drexel* 5-4 W
4/7 at Drexel* 3-9 L
4/8 at Drexel* 3-1 W
4/8 at Drexel* 0-1 L
4/11 Long Island 8-5 W
4/13 at Towson* 11-6 W
4/13 at Towson* 5-3 W
4/14 at Towson* 0-10 L
4/14 at Towson* 4-14 L
4/17 at Stony Brook 5-10 L
4/18 at Fordham 8-19 L
4/21 Delaware* 3-11 L
4/21 Delaware* 0-9 L
4/22 Delaware* 6-15 L
4/22 Delaware* 10-16 L
4/24 at St. John’s 9-10 L
4/28 Maine* 0-4 L
4/28 Maine* 1-2 L
4/29 Maine* 3-4 L
4/29 Maine* 4-8 L
5/2 Pace 6-14 L
5/5 at Northeastern* 10-8 W
5/5 at Northeastern* 5-7 L
5/6 at Northeastern* 2-6 L
5/6 at Northeastern8 6-8 L
5/8 Stony Brook 8-17 L
5/12 at Vermont* 3-7 L
5/13 at Vermont* 4-1 W
5/13 at Vermont* 0-11 L
*America East game
Year: 2002
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 12-40, 2-19 CAA
2/21 at Delaware State 5-4 W
2/22 at College of Charleston 6-13 L
2/23 vs. Marshall 7-11 L
2/24 at College of Charleston 8-11 L
3/2 St. Francis (NY) 1-3 L
3/2 St. Francis (NY) 6-7 L
3/9 Army 5-6 L
3/9 Army 6-11 L
3/10 Army 2-1 W
3/10 Army 0-9 L
3/14 Fairfield 3-10 L
3/15 St. John’s 2-5 L
3/16 Quinnipiac 4-2 W
3/17 at Quinnipiac 2-11 L
3/21 Manhattan 5-17 L
3/23 at James Madison 3-1 W
3/23 at James Madison 0-9 L
3/24 at James Madison 4-5 L
3/25 at Seton Hall 2-14 L
3/29 at UNC Wilmington* 1-3 L
3/30 at UNC Wilmington* 0-2 L
3/31 at UNC Wilmington* 2-4 L
4/2 at Long Island 12-4 W
4/3 Iona 6-8 L
4/5 Towson* 1-0 W
4/6 Towson* 2-9 L
4/7 Towson* 11-10 W
4/9 Wagner 13-12 W
4/10 Saint Peter’s 5-0 W
4/12 George Mason* 8-14 L
4/13 George Mason* 2-15 L
4/14 George Mason* 0-11 L
4/16 at Albany 1-7 L
4/17 Fordham 12-13 L
4/19 VCU* 6-11 L
4/20 VCU* 1-7 L
4/21 VCU* 2-4 L
4/23 Stony Brook 6-4 W
4/24 Long Island 4-8 L
4/26 at William & Mary* 1-8 L
4/27 at William & Mary* 1-10 L
4/27 at William & Mary* 7-13 L
4/30 at Fairfield 5-10 L
5/3 at Delaware* 5-6 L
5/4 at Delaware* 0-15 L
5/5 at Delaware* 9-15 L
5/6 at New York Tech 14-17 L
5/7 at Stony Brook 17-16 W
5/9 Pace 12-4 W
5/10 at Drexel* 7-8 L
5/11 at Drexel* 1-12 L
5/12 at Drexel* 2-6 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2003
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 12-35, 5-15 CAA
2/21 at Florida 6-17 L
2/23 at Florida 2-13 L
2/23 at Florida 6-28 L
2/27 vs. NC State# 2-5 L
2/28 vs. Villanova 2-11 L
3/1 vs. Appalachian State# 0-2 L
3/12 Stony Brook 4-11 L
3/13 Army 6-4 W
3/15 Quinnipiac 6-9 L
3/16 Albany 13-11 W
3/16 Albany 6-13 L
3/18 at Wagner 2-6 L
3/19 Sacred Heart 11-1 W
3/21 at St. John’s 3-5 L
3/22 St. John’s 5-7 L
3/23 at St. John’s 6-7 L
3/26 at Fordham 8-9 L
3/28 UNC Wilmington* 3-2 W
3/29 UNC Wilmington* 2-23 L
3/30 UNC Wilmington* 0-16 L
4/1 Long Island 2-11 L
4/4 at Towson* 10-9 W
4/5 at Towson* 3-21 L
4/6 at Towson* 6-7 L
4/12 at George Mason* 3-13 L
4/12 at George Mason* 8-11 L
4/13 at George Mason* 6-8 L
4/15 Columbia 17-16 W
4/15 Columbia 15-14 W
4/16 Marist 8-15 L
4/18 at VCU* 4-15 L
4/19 at VCU* 4-7 L
4/20 at VCU* 4-6 L
4/22 at Columbia 7-21 L
4/23 at Manhattan 6-10 L
4/24 William & Mary* 3-7 L
4/25 William & Mary* 11-14 L
4/30 Fairleigh Dickinson 10-8 W
5/1 at Fordham 15-3 W
5/2 Delaware* 6-12 L
5/3 Delaware* 9-3 W
5/4 Delaware* 5-11 L
5/6 at Stony Brook 3-5 L
5/7 at Iona 3-18 L
5/9 Drexel* 4-2 W
5/10 Drexel* 3-2 W
5/11 Drexel* 2-6 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
#UNCW/Hughes Brothers Challenge
Year: 2004
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 14-36, 3-21 CAA
2/14 at College of Charleston 4-9 L
2/16 at College of Charleston 5-21 L
2/27 at #10 Auburn 4-19 L
2/28 at #10 Auburn 4-6 L
2/29 at #10 Auburn 3-9 L
3/3 vs. Lafayette 5-2 W
3/6 Dartmouth 5-8 L
3/7 Dartmouth 10-7 W
3/7 Dartmouth 8-14 L
3/10 Stony Brook 1-7 L
3/13 Quinnipiac 16-4 W
3/13 Quinnipiac 10-7 W
3/14 at Quinnipiac 5-8 L
3/24 at Fordham 2-8 L
3/26 at VCU* 4-5 L
3/27 at VCU* 3-5 L
3/28 at VCU* 2-10 L
3/30 at Long Island 7-5 W
4/3 at Towson* 10-9 W
4/3 at Towson* 7-6 W
4/4 at Towson* 2-9 L
4/6 Stony Brook 3-8 L
4/7 Fordham 17-4 W
4/9 William & Mary* 3-9 L
4/10 William & Mary* 5-4 W
4/11 William & Mary* 3-8 L
4/15 Siena 8-7 W
4/16 George Mason* 3-10 L
4/17 George Mason* 8-25 L
4/18 George Mason* 4-13 L
4/20 at Army 5-16 L
4/21 Manhattan 14-13 W
4/23 James Madison* 5-6 L
4/24 James Madison* 5-6 L
4/25 James Madison* 5-6 L
4/27 at Marist 14-16 L
4/30 at UNC Wilmington* 2-7 L
5/1 at UNC Wilmington* 3-11 L
5/2 at UNC Wilmington* 2-7 L
5/4 at Stony Brook 5-9 L
5/5 Iona 9-12 L
5/6 St. Francis 15-12 W
5/7 Delaware* 3-12 L
5/8 Delaware* 0-11 L
5/9 Delaware* 4-16 L
5/11 Seton Hall 9-8 W
5/12 at St. John’s 12-4 W
5/14 at Old Dominion* 2-11 L
5/15 at Old Dominion* 7-16 L
5/16 at Old Dominion* 1-6 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2005
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 24-32, 10-14 CAA
2/4 at Auburn 5-18 L
2/5 at Auburn 3-11 L
2/6 at Auburn 5-6 L
2/12 at Virginia Military 8-9 L
2/12 at Virginia Military 5-4 W
2/13 at Virginia Military 21-4 W
2/19 at Liberty 9-10 L
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2/20 at Liberty 3-13 L
2/21 at Liberty 6-2 W
3/4 at Delaware State 8-9 L
3/5 at Delaware State 6-7 L
3/6 at Delaware State 5-4 W
3/19 Rider 6-5 W
3/19 Rider 10-7 W
3/20 Fairleigh Dickinson 3-4 L
3/20 Fairleigh Dickinson 10-4 W
3/22 Niagara 1-6 L
3/22 Niagara 12-13 L
3/26 at Delaware* 2-4 L
3/26 at Delaware* 0-11 L
3/27 at Delaware8 9-6 W
4/1 UNC Wilmington* 3-16 L
4/2 UNC Wilmington* 8-22 L
4/3 UNC Wilmington* 8-15 L
4/4 Albany 6-5 W
4/5 Sacred Heart 9-0 W
4/8 Towson* 3-2 W
4/9 Towson* 6-11 L
4/10 Towson* 7-6 W
4/12 St. Francis (NY) 12-2 W
4/13 Stony Brook 11-6 W
4/15 at George Mason* 5-9 L
4/16 at George Mason* 3-5 L
4/17 at George Mason* 3-2 W
4/19 at Stony Brook 5-17 L
4/20 St. John’s 6-8 L
4/22 at William & Mary* 8-4 W
4/23 at William & Mary* 4-3 W
4/24 at William & Mary* 4-21 L
4/26 at Seton Hall 9-4 W
4/29 VCU* 10-11 L
5/1 VCU* 2-8 L
5/1 VCU* 1-12 L
5/3 Marist 6-8 L
5/4 Saint Peter’s 21-10 W
5/7 at James Madison* 3-5 L
5/8 at James Madison* 7-8 L
5/9 at James Madison* 9-5 W
5/10 Long Island 12-0 W
5/13 Old Dominion* 17-14 W
5/14 Old Dominion* 9-8 W
5/15 Old Dominion* 8-7 W
5/20 Fordham 1-5 L
5/25 at UNC Wilmington# 6-9 L
5/26 vs. Delaware# 2-13 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
#CAA Championship game
Year: 2006
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 24-31-1, 11-19 CAA
2/10 at #24 NC State 6-19 L
2/11 at #24 NC State 2-13 L
2/12 at #24 NC State 3-23 L
2/17 at Auburn 8-9 L
2/18 at Auburn 3-8 L
2/19 at Auburn 2-5 L
2/21 at The Citadel 7-8 L
2/22 at The Citadel 3-4 L
2/24 at College of Charleston 3-13 L
2/25 at Charleston Southern 4-5 L
2/26 vs. Gardener Webb 8-6 W
3/7 at Fordham 9-3 W
3/8 Dartmouth 3-2 W
3/8 Dartmouth 10-5 W
3/10 at UNC Wilmington* 6-5 W
3/11 at UNC Wilmington* 8-19 L
3/12 at UNC Wilmington* 4-5 L
3/17 at VCU* 0-12 L
3/18 at VCU* 3-8 L
3/19 at VCU* 6-5 W
3/21 Stony Brook 5-4 W
3/22 Columbia 4-3 W
3/24 Georgia State* 7-6 W
3/25 Georgia State* 2-6 L
3/26 Georgia State* 2-8 L
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3/28 Fairleigh Dickinson 8-1 W
3/29 Siena 13-13 T
3/31 at William & Mary* 6-7 L
4/1 at William & Mary* 9-1 W
4/2 at William & Mary* 2-4 L
4/4 Long Island 9-3 W
4/7 #15 Old Dominion* 8-7 W
4/9 #15 Old Dominion* 2-3 L
4/9 #15 Old Dominion* 0-2 L
4/11 at St. Francis (NY) 18-11 W
4/14 Delaware* 9-17 L
4/15 Delaware* 2-11 L
4/16 Delaware* 8-9 L
4/18 at Stony Brook 8-2 W
4/19 at St. John’s 0-2 L
4/21 James Madison* 6-4 W
4/22 James Madison* 7-4 W
4/23 James Madison* 6-3 W
4/28 at George Mason* 2-10 L
4/29 at George Mason* 2-5 L
4/20 at George Mason* 3-5 L
5/3 Iona 13-5 W
5/5 at Northeastern* 3-2 W
5/6 at Northeastern* 0-2 L
5/7 at Northeastern* 7-5 W
5/8 Connecticut 4-9 L
5/9 Long Island 8-3 W
5/10 at Fairleigh Dickinson 16-4 W
5/12 Towson* 8-11 L
5/13 Towson* 9-13 L
5/14 Towson* 4-1 W
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2007
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 20-34, 11-18 CAA
2/9 at Auburn 0-17 L
2/10 at Auburn 7-11 L
2/11 at Auburn 5-10 L
2/16 at #5 Florida State 1-10 L
2/17 at #5 Florida State 1-16 L
2/18 at #5 Florida State 3-11 L
2/24 Coppin State 20-2 W
2/25 Coppin State 9-0 W
2/26 Coppin State 17-2 W
3/3 Saint Peter’s 13-12 W
3/3 Saint Peter’s 9-5 W
3/4 Saint Peter’s 9-15 L
3/9 George Mason* 4-11 L
3/10 George Mason* 4-10 L
3/11 George Mason* 9-7 W
3/17 at Old Dominion* 6-5 W
3/17 at Old Dominion* 3-7 L
3/18 at Old Dominion* 6-11 L
3/23 at Delaware* 4-8 L
3/24 at Delaware* 5-4 W
3/25 at Delaware* 16-8 W
3/27 Seton Hall 1-3 L
3/28 Columbia 3-5 L
3/30 at Towson* 9-10 L
3/31 at Towson* 3-2 W
4/1 at Towson* 3-7 L
4/3 at Long Island 12-2 W
4/5 Stony Brook 3-4 L
4/6 UNC Wilmington* 0-14 L
4/7 UNC Wilmington* 2-3 L
4/8 UNC Wilmington* 9-7 W
4/10 at Seton Hall 6-9 L
4/10 at Seton Hall 1-7 L
4/11 at NYIT 8-4 W
4/13 William & Mary* 2-11 L
4/14 William & Mary* 2-6 L
4/17 Fordham 7-8 L
4/18 St. John’s 0-8 L
4/20 at James Madison* 8-21 L
4/21 at James Madison* 10-9 W
4/22 at James Madison* 8-16 L
4/24 at Stony Brook 17-10 W
4/27 VCU* 3-2 W
4/28 VCU* 5-19 L
4/29 VCU* 3-5 L
5/2 NYIT 3-4 L
5/4 at Georgia State* 3-13 L
5/5 at Georgia State* 3-1 W
5/6 at Georgia State* 3-4 L
5/8 at Stony Brook 10-14 L
5/9 Long Island 10-9 W
5/11 Northeastern* 4-6 L
5/12 Northeastern* 5-2 W
5/13 Northeastern* 3-2 W
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2008
Coach: Chris Dotolo
Record: 19-36, 7-23 CAA
2/29 at Maryland 5-16 L
3/1 at Maryland 7-14 L
3/1 at Maryland 3-13 L
3/2 at Maryland 6-5 W
3/4 Long Island 4-3 W
3/5 at Seton Hall 7-2 W
3/6 at Coppin State 9-7 W
3/8 at William & Mary* 6-21 L
3/9 at William & Mary* 0-2 L
3/9 at William & Mary* 6-7 L
3/11 Rider 7-9 L
3/12 at Saint Peter’s 3-14 L
3/14 UNC Wilmington* 2-14 L
3/15 UNC Wilmington* 3-6 L
3/15 UNC Wilmington* 4-5 L
3/18 Albany 3-5 L
3/18 Albany 4-1 W
3/20 Iona 12-5 W
3/21 at Towson* 2-5 L
3/22 at Towson* 4-7 L
3/23 at Towson* 0-6 L
3/25 at Siena 6-3 W
3/25 at Siena 1-9 L
3/26 Coppin State 12-3 W
3/28 James Madison* 4-6 L
3/29 James Madison* 2-6 L
3/30 James Madison* 5-7 L
4/1 at Saint Peter’s 9-2 W
4/2 Stony Brook 8-4 W
4/4 at Delaware* 6-15 L
4/5 at Delaware* 10-1 W
4/5 at Delaware* 6-8 L
4/8 New York Tech 4-6 L
4/9 New York Tech 15-3 W
4/11 George Mason* 6-7 L
4/12 George Mason* 4-10 L
4/13 George Mason* 5-10 L
4/15 at Stony Brook 9-10 L
4/16 at St. John’s 5-19 L
4/18 Old Dominion* 6-11 L
4/19 Old Dominion* 8-7 W
4/20 Old Dominion* 6-4 W
4/22 Stony Brook 16-18 L
4/25 at Georgia State* 1-7 L
4/26 at Georgia State* 7-6 W
4/27 at Georgia State* 13-10 W
4/29 at Fordham 9-4 W
4/30 at New York Tech 2-7 L
5/2 at Northeastern* 5-2 W
5/3 at Northeastern* 5-8 L
5/3 at Northeastern* 2-6 L
5/6 at Manhattan 5-9 L
5/10 VCU* 2-3 (10) L
5/10 VCU* 1-6 L
5/11 VCU* 8-7 W
*Colonial Athletic Association game

Year: 2009
Coach: Patrick Anderson
Record: 11-32, 6-18 CAA
2/20 at #6 Florida State 3-9 L
2/21 at #6 Florida State 7-21 L
2/21 at #6 Florida State 2-3 L
2/22 at #6 Florida State 4-10 L
2/27 at North Carolina State 4-11 L
2/27 at North Carolina State 2-15 L
3/13 at UNC Wilmington* 6-19 L
3/13 at UNC Wilmington* 6-8 L
3/14 at UNC Wilmington* 8-11 L
3/18 St. John’s 20-13 W
3/21 Vermont 5-17 L
3/21 Vermont 3-11 L
3/22 Vermont 2-4 (8) L
3/22 Vermont 3-2 (10) W
3/24 Siena 4-10 L
3/27 Northeastern* 0-1 L
3/27 Northeastern* 3-14 L
3/28 Northeastern* 5-4 (10) W
3/31 Manhattan 19-10 W
4/1 at Stony Brook 4-3 W
4/3 at VCU* 8-10 L
4/4 at VCU* 2-8 L
4/5 at VCU* 7-13 L
4/7 New York Tech 4-12 L
4/10 Delaware* 2-27 L
4/12 Delaware* 5-4 W
4/12 Delaware* 0-19 L
4/17 at Old Dominion* 5-13 L
4/18 at Old Dominion* 3-9 L
4/19 at Old Dominion* 2-11 L
4/24 at #27 George Mason* 2-7 L
4/25 at #27 George Mason* 3-10 L
4/26 at #27 George Mason* 5-9 L
4/29 at New York Tech 5-6 L
5/1 Towson* 8-17 L
5/2 Towson* 16-7 W
5/3 Towson* 1-17 L
5/9 at Norfolk State 6-10 L
5/9 at Norfolk State 6-11 L
5/10 at Norfolk State 13-9 (12) W
5/15 William & Mary* 7-6 W
5/16 William & Mary* 3-0 W
5/16 William & Mary* 8-2 W
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2010
Coach: Patrick Anderson
Record: 20-28-1, 10-14 CAA
2/19 at Troy 2-18 L
2/20 at Troy 2-22 L
2/21 at Troy 3-8 L
2/27 at #2 Florida State 1-13 L
2/27 at #2 Florida State 0-13 L
2/28 at #2 Florida State 4-14 L
3/5 at Maryland 3-6 L
3/6 at Maryland 3-10 L
3/7 at Maryland 5-7 L
3/18 New York Tech 10-12 (10) L
3/20 Fairfield 7-4 W
3/20 Fairfield 15-3 W
3/21 Fairfield 11-0 W
3/21 Fairfield 12-11 W
3/24 Manhattan 11-7 W
3/26 at Penn State 7-1 W
3/27 at Penn State 1-2 L
3/27 at Penn State 4-9 L
3/28 at Penn State 4-8 L
4/2 at Northeastern* 5-2 W
4/3 at Northeastern* 9-6 (12) W
4/4 at Northeastern* 6-1 W
4/6 New York Tech 22-11 W
4/9 at Georgia State* 2-9 L
4/10 at Georgia State* 2-8 L
4/11 at Georgia State* 3-6 L
4/14 at St. John’s 6-7 L
4/16 VCU* 5-13 L
4/17 VCU* 4-10 L
4/18 VCU* 6-15 L
4/20 Army 11-9 W
4/21 Stony Brook 12-10 W
4/23 William & Mary* 4-3 W
4/24 William & Mary* 16-3 W
4/24 William & Mary* 6-4 W
4/28 at New York Tech 12-12 (11) T
4/30 at Towson* 4-5 L
5/1 at Towson* 17-8 W
5/2 at Towson* 13-7 W
5/4 Long Island 11-10 W
5/7 at Delaware* 14-13 W
5/8 at Delaware* 10-25 L
5/9 at Delaware* 1-11 L
5/14 James Madison* 9-17 L
5/15 James Madison* 6-4 W
5/16 James Madison* 7-12 L
5/21 Old Dominion* 10-14 L
5/22 Old Dominion* 14-15 (10) L
5/23 Old Dominion* 4-9 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2011
Coach: Patrick Anderson
Record: 15-32, 12-18 CAA
2/18 at Florida Atlantic 4-12 L
2/19 at Florida Atlantic 5-10 L
2/20 at Florida Atlantic 4-8 L
2/25 at #8 Florida State 3-14 L
2/26 at #8 Florida State 3-16 L
2/27 at #8 Florida State 0-7 L
3/5 at Norfolk State 2-3 L
3/5 at Norfolk State 4-5 (8) L
3/11 at #27 James Madison* 4-3 W
3/12 at #27 James Madison* 8-21 L
3/13 at #27 James Madison* 12-13 L
3/15 Rider 8-9 L
3/18 Delaware* 4-2 W
3/19 Delaware* 5-6 L
3/20 Delaware* 2-7 L
3/25 Towson* 5-4 (11) W
3/26 Towson* 3-1 W
3/27 Towson* 0-5 L
3/30 Marist 11-12 L
4/1 at William & Mary* 6-2 W
4/2 at William & Mary* 1-12 L
4/3 at William & Mary* 3-10 L
4/6 Albany 10-7 W
4/8 at Northeastern* 0-3 L
4/9 at Northeastern* 0-1 L
4/10 at Northeastern* 0-5 L
4/15 George Mason* 9-5 W
4/16 George Mason* 5-2 W
4/17 George Mason* 13-5 W
4/20 New York Tech 11-3 W
4/22 UNCW* 6-11 L
4/22 UNCW* 2-8 L
4/24 UNCW* 6-4 W
4/27 #30 St. John’s 10-23 L
4/29 at Georgia State* 4-6 L
4/30 at Georgia State* 0-13 L
5/1 at Georgia State* 3-6 L
5/3 at Long Island 4-6 L
5/6 at #14 Miami (FL) 4-16 L
5/7 at #14 Miami (FL) 3-9 L
5/8 at #14 Miami (FL) 5-0 W
5/12 at VCU* 5-6 L
5/13 at VCU* 5-8 L
5/14 at VCU* 9-4 W
5/20 Old Dominion* 5-4 W
5/21 Old Dominion* 6-5 (10) W
5/21 Old Dominion* 4-8 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
Year: 2012
Coach: John Russo
Record: 34-22, 20-10 CAA
2/17 at Florida State 2-9 L
2/18 at Florida State 8-10 L
2/19 at Florida State 6-13 L
2/24 at Virginia Wesleyan 20-2 W
2/25 at Notre Dame 3-6 L
2/25 at Notre Dame 8-10 L
2/26 at Notre Dame 4-5 L
3/3 at Quinnipiac 9-0 W
3/3 at Quinnipiac 6-0 W
3/4 at Fordham 7-2 W
3/4 at Fordham 5-6 L
3/9 at George Mason* 4-6 L
3/10 at George Mason* 3-5 L
3/11 at George Mason* 8-3 W
3/16 VCU* 7-4 W
3/17 VCU* 13-4 W
3/18 VCU* 12-5 W
3/21 at Manhattan 4-9 L
3/23 at Old Dominion* 9-5 W
3/24 at Old Dominion* 5-13 L
3/25 at Old Dominion* 11-1 W
3/27 at Marist 9-7 W
3/30 at Delaware State 2-10 L
3/31 at Delaware State 11-3 W
4/1 at Delaware State 11-3 W
4/4 Albany 12-4 W
4/6 Georgia State* 4-3 (11) W
4/7 Georgia State* 6-2 W
4/8 Georgia State* 5-3 W
4/10 New York Tech 24-1 W
4/11 at St. John’s 3-16 L
4/13 at UNCW* 3-10 L
4/14 at UNCW* 1-2 L
4/15 at UNCW* 4-2 W
4/18 Fordham 14-9 W
4/20 James Madison* 2-13 L
4/21 James Madison* 14-20 L
4/21 James Madison* 15-13 W
4/24 New York Tech 19-6 W
4/27 at Delaware* 16-1 W
4/28 at Delaware* 4-0 W
4/29 at Delaware* 10-9 W
5/1 at Rutgers 7-0 W
5/4 Northeastern* 5-7 L
5/5 Northeastern* 10-2 W
5/6 Northeastern* 15-9 W
5/9 at Albany 10-3 W
5/11 at Towson* 3-4 L
5/12 at Towson* 7-1 W
5/13 at Towson* 11-6 W
5/18 William & Mary* 10-9 (11) W
5/18 William & Mary* 0-11 L
5/19 William & Mary* 10-8 W
5/24 vs. Delaware% 3-11 L
5/25 vs. VCU% 4-2 W
5/25 vs. Delaware% 9-12 L
*Colonial Athletic Association game
%Colonial Athletic Association Championship
2013 BASEBALL 71

2013 MEDIA SERVICES
The Hofstra University Office of Athletic Communications
welcomes the members of the media covering the 2013 Pride
baseball team. If we can be of any assistance to you throughout
the year, please do not hesitate to contact us. We hope the following
items will help you during your visits to Hofstra University. Enjoy the
season.
Office of Athletic Communications
240 Hofstra University - Swim Center 262
Hempstead, NY 11549
(516) 463-4602 - Len Skoros’ Office
(516) 765-5584 - Len Skoros’ Cell Phone
(516) 463-5033 - Fax
(516) 463-1896 - University Field Press Box
Stephen Gorchov
Associate Director of Athletics for Communications
Credential Requests: All members of the press should contact the
Office of Athletic Communications at least 48 hours before each
game to request credentials.
Game Services: Game notes, statistics and lineups are available in
the press box. Final box scores will be available 10 minutes after the
conclusion of each game.
Radio: The Hofstra Office of Athletic Communications will provide
a touch-tone digital phone line for the opponent’s commercial and
student radio stations. Visiting teams will need to give the Athletic
Communications Office two weeks notice of their intention to broadcast.
All calls must be made collect or direct dial from the radio station to
University Field.
Postgame Interviews: Hofstra players and coaches will be available
for postgame interviews, upon request, after a 10-minute cooling off
period. Contact Len Skoros with your request.
Player Interviews: All requests for student-athlete interviews during
the week should be made at least one day in advance with the Office of
Athletic Communications. If you are requesting a phone interview, we
will have the student-athlete return your call at a mutually convenient
time. Player home phone numbers will not be distributed. In-person
interviews may be conducted in a number of locations in and around
the Hofstra Physical Education Center. However, interviews may not be
conducted in the locker room or the training room.
2013 HOFSTRA BASEBALL MEDIA OUTLETS
Jim Sheehan
Senior Sports Information Director
Brian Bohl
Senior Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
Len Skoros (baseball Contact)
Director of Athletic Publications
Press Seating: University Field press seating is located in the
press box atop the Quinn Family Grandstand. Press seating is limited
and priority seating will be given to radio stations broadcasting the
game. Other seating will be issued at the discretion of the Athletics
Communications staff. Overflow media seating will be reserved in the
last row of the Grandstand, in front of the press box.
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2013 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
February
15 Fri. at Oklahoma 3 p.m.
16 Sat. at Oklahoma (DH) 1 p.m.
17 Sun. at Oklahoma 1 p.m.
22 Fri. at Cal State Bakersfield 6 p.m.
23 Sat. at Cal State Bakersfield (DH) 12 p.m.
24 Sun. at Cal State Bakersfield 1 p.m.
27 Wed. POST (CT) 3 p.m.
March
2 Sat. at Western Carolina (DH) 12 p.m.
3 Sun. at Western Carolina 12 p.m.
6 Wed. ALBANY 3 p.m.
8 Fri. at James Madison* 4 p.m.
9 Sat. at James Madison* 2 p.m.
10 Sun. at James Madison* 2 p.m.
12 Tue. at St. John’s 3 p.m.
15 Fri. TOWSON* 3 p.m.
16 Sat. TOWSON* 12 p.m.
17 Sun. TOWSON* 1 p.m.
20 Wed. at Fordham 3:30 p.m.
23 Sat. at Rhode Island (DH) 12 p.m.
24 Sun at Rhode Island 1 p.m.
27 Wed. NEW YORK TECH 3 p.m.
29 Fri. GEORGE MASON* 3 p.m.
30 Sat. GEORGE MASON* 1 p.m.
31 Sun. GEORGE MASON* 1 p.m.
April
2 Tue. MANHATTAN 3 p.m.
3 Wed. New york TECH 3 p.m.
5 Fri. at Northeastern* 3 p.m.
6 Sat. at Northeastern* 1 p.m.
7 Sun. at Northeastern* 12 p.m.
12 Fri. OLD DOMINION* 3 p.m.
13 Sat. OLD DOMINION* 1 p.m.
14 Sun. OLD DOMINION* 1 p.m.
16 Tue. at Manhattan 3:30 p.m.
19 Fri. DELAWARE* 3 p.m.
20 Sat. DELAWARE* 1 p.m.
21 Sun. DELAWARE* 1 p.m.
24 Wed. LIU-BROOKLYN 3 p.m.
30 Tue. RUTGERS 3 p.m.
May
3 Fri. at William & Mary* 7 p.m.
4 Sat. at William & Mary* 4 p.m.
5 Sun. at William & Mary* 1 p.m.
8 Wed. at Albany 3 p.m.
10 Fri. at Georgia State* 6 p.m.
11 Sat. at Georgia State* 1 p.m.
12 Sun. at Georgia State* 1 p.m.
17 Fri. UNCW* (DH) 12 p.m.
18 Sat. UNCW* 12 p.m.
22-25 Wed.-Sat. Colonial Athletic Association
Championship
TBA
*Colonial Athletic Association game Home games in Bold CAPS. Dates and times subject to change.
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