2011 BASEBALL.indd - Missouri S&T Athletics

2011 Miner Baseball Schedule 

Feb. 18 Upper Iowa University (2-7) 

S&T Baseball Field, Rolla ................................................................ 12 p.m. 

Feb. 19 Upper Iowa University (1-9) 


Feb. 26 University of Arkansas-Monticello (2-7) 

Monticello, Ark.. .....................................................................................1 p.m. 

Feb. 27 University of Arkansas-Monticello (1-9) 

Monticello, Ark.. ...................................................................................12 p.m. 

March 5 Harding University (2-7) 

Searcy, Ark.. ........................................................................................12 p.m. 

March 6 Harding University (1-9) 

Searcy, Ark.. ........................................................................................12 p.m. 

March 12 King University (2-7) 

Bristol, Tenn.................................................................................12 p.m. (ET) 

March 13 King University (1-9) 

Bristol, Tenn...................................................................................2 p.m. (ET) 

March 19 University of Southern Indiana (9/7)* 


March 20 Kentucky Wesleyan College (9/7)* 


March 22 Missouri Southern State University (1-9) 

S&T Baseball Field, Rolla .................................................................. 2 p.m. 

March 26 Bellarmine University (9/7)* 

Louisville, Ky................................................................................12 p.m. (ET) 

March 27 Northern Kentucky University (9/7)* 

Highland Heights, Ky.. .................................................................12 p.m. (ET) 

April 2 Rockhurst University (9/7)* 

Kansas City, Mo. .................................................................................12 p.m. 

April 3 Rockhurst University (7/9)* 

Kansas City, Mo. .................................................................................12 p.m. 

April 6 Drury University (9/7)* 


April 9 Oakland City University (2-7) 

Oakland City, Ind.. ...............................................................................12 p.m. 

April 10 Oakland City University (1-9) 

Oakland City, Ind.. .................................................................................1 p.m. 

April 16 University of Illinois-Springfi eld (9/7)* 

Springfi eld, Ill. ........................................................................................1 p.m. 

April 17 University of Illinois-Springfi eld (7/9)* 

Springfi eld, Ill. ......................................................................................12 p.m. 

April 19 Drury University (9/7)* 

Springfi eld, Mo. ...................................................................................12 p.m. 

April 22 Quincy University (9/7)* 


April 23 Quincy University (7/9)* 

S&T Baseball Field, Rolla ................................................................... 1 p.m 

April 30 Maryville University (9/7)* 

St. Louis, Mo. ......................................................................................12 p.m. 

May 1 Maryville University (7/9)* 

St. Louis, Mo. ......................................................................................12 p.m. 

May 3 Southwest Baptist University (1-9) 


May 7 University of Missouri-St. Louis (9/7)* 


May 8 University of Missouri-St. Louis (7/9)* 


May 12-15 

May 19-22 

May 28- 

June 4 

Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament (Sauget, Ill) 

NCAA Division II Midwest Regional (Site TBA) 

NCAA Division II World Series (at Cary, N.C.) 

*Denotes Great Lakes Valley Conference Game 

All times Central unless noted

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2011 Schedule ............................................................. IFC 

Quick Facts/Media Information ........................................2 

Great Lakes Valley Conference .......................................3 

About Missouri S&T .........................................................4 

Athletics at Missouri S&T .................................................5 

Academics at Missouri S&T .............................................6 

Coaching Staff .................................................................7 

Missouri S&T Administration ............................................8 

2011 Missouri S&T Miners 

2011 Miner Roster .........................................................10 

2011 Season Preview .................................................... 11 

2011 Miner Players ........................................................13 

2010 in Review 

2010 Miner Statistics .....................................................21 

2010 Miner Results........................................................22 

2010 Miner Line Scores.................................................23 

Miner Baseball History 

Miner Baseball Records ................................................26 

Miner Top 10 Lists .........................................................28 

Annual Leaders .............................................................30 

All-Time Scores .............................................................32 

GLVC Annual Champions ..............................................37 

All-Time vs. Opponents .................................................38 

2011 Miner Opponents ..................................................39 

The 2011 Missouri S&T baseball media guide was produced by 

the sports information office at Missouri S&T, with assistance 

from Joann Stiritz and Megan Kean-O’Brien in the university’s 

publications office. Photos and other information were provided 

by Brad Rupert, Rod Lentz, Rolla Daily News. 

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MINER FACTS & MEDIA OUTLETS 

Quick facts 

Ben Pieper 

Location: Rolla, Mo. 65401 

Founded: 1870 

Enrollment: 7,000 

Chancellor: Dr. John F. Carney III 

Director of Athletics: Mark Mullin 

Office Phone: (573) 341-4175 

Email: memullin@mst.edu 

Head Baseball Coach: Todd DeGraffenreid 

Coaching Record: 118-236-1 (7th year) 

Office Phone: (573) 341-4101 

Email: degraff@mst.edu 

Assistant Coaches: Caleb Lambert, Heath Waters 

2010 Record: 19-33 

2010 GLVC Record: 14-18 (4th in GLVC West) 

Home Field: Miner Baseball Field 

Capacity (Surface): 250 (Natural grass) 

Nickname: Miners 

Colors: Silver and Gold 

Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conference 

Athletic Trainers: Samantha Welter, Elizabeth Sisemore 

Office Phone: (573) 341-4107 

Sports Information Director: John Kean 

Office Phone: (573) 341-4140 

Cell Phone: (573) 233-6891 

Email: jkean@mst.edu 

Fax: (573) 341-4880 

Email Address: jkean@mst.edu 

Website: sports.mst.edu 

Assistant Sports Information Director: Luke Rinne 

Email address: rinnel@mst.edu 

Athletics Office Telephone: (573) 341-4175 

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Media outlets 

Newspapers: 

Rolla Daily News: 101 W. Seventh, Rolla, Mo. 65401; (573) 364-2468 

Missouri Miner (S&T): Missouri S&T, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4235 

Waynesville Daily Guide: Drawer S, Waynesville, Mo. 65583; (573) 336-3711 

St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 900 N. Tucker, St. Louis, Mo. 63101; (314) 340-8170 

Kansas City Star: 1729 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108; (816) 234-4355 

Springfield News-Leader: 651 Boonville, Springfield, Mo. 65806; (417) 836-1118 

Radio: 

KTTR/KZNN: 1505 Soest, Rolla, Mo. 65401; (573) 364-2525 

KMST (S&T): 400 W. 14th, G-4 Library, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4386 

Television: 

KRCG: P.O. Box 659, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102; (573) 896-5144 

KOLR: 2650 E. Division, Springfield, Mo. 65803; (417) 862-6397 

KSPR: 1359 St. Louis St., Springfield, Mo. 65808; (417) 831-1234 

KYTV: 999 W. Sunshine, Springfield, Mo. 65807; (417) 831-0000

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE 

Missouri University of Science and Technology is a member of the Great Lakes Valley 

Conference, joining the league in the 2005-06 academic year as part of a league 

expansion that brought three institutions into the league. The GLVC, which is 

constituted of 15 institutions for the 2010-11 season, made its name as a power in 

NCAA Division II basketball but has enjoyed success in many sports and now the league 

can claim itself as one of the nation’s top Division II leagues. 

Office: 

201 S. Capitol Avenue 

Pan Am Plaza, Suite 560 

Indianapolis, Ind. 46225 

Phone: 317-237-2106 

Web: www.glvcsports.com 

Established: 1978 

The GLVC will soon become the largest conference in NCAA Division II, as William Jewell 

College will become the league’s 16th member in 2011-12 and McKendree University 

will give the conference 17 full-time institutions in the 2013-14 school year. The conference 

will also add two associate members -- Central State University and Urbana University 

from the state of Ohio -- to compete in football when the GLVC begins sponsoring 

championships in that sport in 2012. 

The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors 

of three member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bellarmine and Indiana State University 

at Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions 

about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis 

and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along 

with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC. 

Commissioner: Jim Naumovich 

Associate Commissioner: Tom Daeger 

Assistant Commissioner: Wispeny Ellis 

Member Institutions: 

Bellarmine University 

(Louisville, Ky.) 

Drury University 

(Springfield, Mo.) 

Kentucky Wesleyan College* 

(Owensboro, Ky.) 

Lewis University 

(Romeoville, Ill.) 

Maryville University 

(St. Louis, Mo.) 

McKendree University (in 2013-14)* 

(Lebanon, Ill.) 

Missouri S&T* 

(Rolla, Mo.) 

Northern Kentucky University 

(Highland Heights, Ky.) 

Quincy University* 

(Quincy, Ill.) 

Rockhurst University 

(Kansas City, Mo.) 

Saint Joseph’s College* 

(Rensselaer, Ind.) 

University of Illinois-Springfield 

(Springfield, Ill.) 

University of Indianapolis* 

(Indianapolis, Ind.) 

University of Missouri-St. Louis 

(St. Louis, Mo.) 

University of Southern Indiana 

(Evansville, Ind.) 

University of Wisconsin-Parkside 

(Kenosha, Wis.) 

William Jewell College (in 2011-12)* 

(Liberty, Mo.) 

*Schools which sponsor football 

Since formulation of the conference, seven schools have joined the league: Lewis 

University (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University 

(1985), Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994), Southern Illinois 

University Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994) and UM-St. Louis 

(1995). Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 season. IPFW left 

the GLVC following the 2000-01 academic year and SIU Edwardsville left the conference 

after the 2007-08 season. 

The addition of Southern Illinois Edwardsville, Quincy, Wisconsin-Parkside and Missouri- 

St. Louis in the mid-1990s allowed the GLVC to become an immediate national power in 

several sports such as men’s and women’s soccer, women’s softball and tennis. 

At the start of the 2005-06 season, Missouri S&T, Drury University and Rockhurst 

University – all of whom have had a good deal of success at the regional and national 

levels in various sports – have enhanced the league’s reputation at the NCAA Division II 

level. The conference expanded again prior to the 2009-10 season when the University 

of Illinois-Springfield and Maryville University become members of the GLVC and will 

become a 16-team conference in the fall of 2011 when William Jewell joins the league. 

The league’s staff has also increased along the way, with the GLVC hiring its first fulltime 

commissioner in 1996. In 2001, an associate commissioner was also added to the 

full-time conference staff and the GLVC’s first full-time sports information director was 

added in the summer of 2006. 

The conference expanded to include women’s basketball in 1983-84 and immediately 

established a women’s-men’s doubleheader format in league play to ensure maximum 

exposure for both squads. The GLVC plays its games primarily on Thursdays and 

Saturdays in November, December, January and February. 

The GLVC can claim schools in all of the Midwest major media markets, with schools in 

Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (Wisconsin-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis 

(Indianapolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville 

(Southern Indiana), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst/William 

Jewell), Springfield, Mo. (Drury) and St. Louis (Missouri-St. Louis/Maryville/McKendree). 

The conference sponsors 17 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, 

soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross 

country, softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball 

for women. Football will be added to the GLVC slate beginning in the fall of 2012. 

In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class 

being inducted in 2002. 

Jim Naumovich, a former sports information director and director of athletics at Quincy 

University, is in his seventh year as the commissioner of the GLVC. Wispeny Ellis serves 

as the league’s assistant commissioner, while Tom Daeger handles the conference’s 

sports information duties as the conference’s associate commissioner. The league 

offices are located in Indianapolis. 


ABOUT MISSOURI S&T 

Campus overview 

Missouri S&T is one of the top technological research universities in the nation. Surrounded by Ozarks scenery 

(Rolla is about 100 miles west of St. Louis), the campus is accessible, safe and friendly. Known for its engineering 

programs, S&T also offers degrees in the sciences, liberal arts, humanities and business. About 6,800 students are 

currently enrolled in classes, making S&T big enough to accommodate a diverse population but small enough for 

individuals to stand out. 


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S&T students are expected to actively participate in the processes of getting an education, whether that means 

joining a student design team, participating in intercollegiate athletics, conducting research with faculty members, 

helping to assure safe drinking water in a Central American community, or planning activities for the campus’s next 

St. Pat’s celebration. Upon graduation, these experienced students are in extremely high demand by companies 

across the nation and around the world. 

Without exceptional faculty members and involved alumni, it wouldn’t be possible to give these students a 

world-class education. The campus currently employs astronauts, bridge builders, chemists, filmmakers, historians, 

pyrotechnicians, rocket scientists, solar energy experts and video bloggers. S&T graduates, many of whom give time 

and money back to the university, work on the International Space Station, play professional poker, run NASCAR 

teams, search for cancer cures, win Academy Awards and lead Fortune 500 companies. 

S&T is a campus in motion. With more than 200 student organizations on campus, there’s a place for everyone 

to get involved. Students can be seen pedaling human-powered vehicles in the shadow of Toomey Hall, the new 

mechanical and aerospace engineering complex, or building solar-powered cars and houses. Mining engineers are 

growing oil-producing algae underground while materials scientists are learning how to mend broken bones with 

glass in their laboratories. 

Founded in 1870, the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy was the first technological 

institution west of the Mississippi River. One of four campuses in the University of Missouri System, the name was 

changed to the University of Missouri-Rolla in 1964 and changed to its current name of Missouri University of 

Science and Technology in 2008.

ATHLETICS AT MISSOURI S&T 

About athletics 

Missouri S&T boasts a competitive athletic program as a 

member of NCAA Division II and the Great Lakes Valley Conference 

in all sports except football (playing currently as an NCAA Division 

II independent; the GLVC will add football as a conference sport in 

2012) and swimming (aligned with the New South Intercollegiate 

Swimming Conference). With the addition of volleyball in 2007, S&T 

fields eight men’s and seven women’s varsity teams. 

Missouri S&T student-athletes have shown success at the national 

level both on the field and in the classroom. 

On the field 

S&T teams have finished in the top 10 at the national level for 

13 of the past 14 seasons. S&T has won four NCAA national titles on an 

individual basis in swimming during the past 10 seasons, with Zlatan 

Hamzic capturing the title in the 200-yard breaststroke at the 2009 

NCAA Division II Championships. S&T’s 200-yard freestyle relay team 

won back-to-back Division II championships in 2001 and 2002, while 

the 400-yard freestyle relay team took home a national title in 2002. 

The Miner swimming team has finished among the top four in the nation 

in three of the past four years, headed by a runner-up finish at the 

2008 national meet. 

Missouri S&T’s men’s track and field team swept the GLVC titles in 

2009 and combined with the women’s team to send eight individuals 

to national competition -- and all of them finished among the top eight 

to earn All-America honors. 

S&T’s football team matched its best record over the last 23 seasons 

in 2008, while the last year saw S&T’s men’s soccer, men’s and women’s 

basketball and softball teams all qualify for GLVC post-season play. The 

Lady Miner basketball and softball teams have made NCAA regional 

competition in recent years, with the basketball team making it to the 

championship game of the NCAA Great Lakes Regional in 2008. 


ACADEMICS AND ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 

S&T is proud of its academic reputation as one of the top 

institutions for science and technology. The results are 

shown in the consistently strong performance of the 

student-athletes on the S&T campus. 

During the 2009-10 academic year, a total of 219 

student-athletes at S&T finished with a 3.0 or better GPA. 

The university also has a high number of selections to the 

academic teams in the past year that were released by the 

Great Lakes Valley Conference, Great Lakes Football Conference 

and New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference. 

A total of 107 S&T student-athletes were selected to the 

GLVC’s All-Academic team for the 2009-10 school year, the 

sixth-best total in the 15-team conference. 

S&T student-athletes have won 54 Academic All-America 

awards, as selected by CoSIDA and its program sponsors, 

and 168 Academic All-District awards during the past 18 

years. In addition, numerous teams and individuals have 

been honored for their success as student-athletes by their 

various national organizations. 

In the past year, two S&T student-athletes earned ESPN 

The Magazine Academic All-America honors. A total of 10 

individuals were named to their selected Academic All- 

District teams during the 2009-10 season. S&T has had 23 

Academic All-America selections over the past six seasons 

for a total of 33 since 2000, the fourth-best total in NCAA 

Division II. 


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Top NCAA Division II 

Academic All-America Producing 

Schools of the 2000s 

School Conference Total 

1. Pittsburg State ..............................................MIAA ............................................. 46 

2. Truman State .................................................MIAA ............................................. 45 

3. Wingate .................................................. South Atlantic .................................... 34 

4. Missouri S&T ............................................MIAA/GLVC ....................................... 33 

5. Indianapolis ................................................... GLVC ............................................. 30 

6. Adams State ........................................ Rocky Mountain .................................. 23 

7. Barry.........................................................Sunshine State .................................... 20 

T8. Abilene Christian ................................... Lone Star ......................................... 18 

T8. Central Missouri .........................................MIAA ............................................. 18 

T10. Emporia State ...........................................MIAA ............................................. 16 

T10. Missouri Southern ..................................MIAA ............................................. 16

HEAD COACH : TODD DEGRAFFENREID 

Todd DeGraffenreid enters his eighth season as the 

head coach of the Miners and will look to get Missouri S&T 

into the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament in the 

2011 campaign. 

The Miners have been in contention for a playoff spot in 

each of the last three seasons on the final weekend of the 

year. Last year, the Miners were 14-18 in the GLVC West and 

had a chance to make the playoffs on the final day of the 

season, as was the case in 2009. In that season, S&T was 

11-13 in conference play and was eliminated on the last 

day of action. 

Missouri S&T finished the 2008 season with a record of 

22-26 and were in contention for a playoff spot all the way 

to the final weekend of the season. S&T posted a 15-17 

mark in league play last year, its best mark since joining the 

GLVC in 2006. 

During the 2010 season, the Miners had an all-region 

performer in designated hitter Will Morrison, who led the 

Miners in hitting with a .391 average and earned first-team 

all-region laurels. 

In 2007, the Miners ended the year with a mark of 20-27 

and had a significant say in the Great Lakes Valley Conference 

playoff race down the stretch. The Miners knocked off 

three teams -- Quincy, Rockhurst and Northern Kentucky -- 

who were still in contention for playoff berths and nobody 

among that trio qualified for the event. In addition, Missouri 

S&T won the season series over eventual tournament 

champion Drury. 

The Miners had a record of 11-41 record during their 

first season in the GLVC, but despite the record, proved that 

they could play with the top teams in the conference. Missouri 

S&T swept a doubleheader from a Quincy team that 

made it to the NCAA Great Lakes Regional, played GLVC 

champion Northern Kentucky 

to three one-run games and 

won two of three contests from 

an Indianapolis team that also 

made the conference tournament 

field. 

Missouri S&T also had the 

league’s top freshman as voted 

by league coaches in Thomas 

McCormick, an outfielder who 

led the Miners in hitting during 

the 2006 campaign. 

Missouri S&T finished 11-43 in 2004 after going 16-33 in 

DeGraffenreid’s first year at the helm. The Miners also finished 

with an 11-20 conference record in 2004, but Missouri 

S&T was one of only two teams in the nation to post two 

victories over a Central Missouri State team that placed third 

in the NCAA Division II World Series. The other team to pull 

the feat was eventual national champion Delta State. 

Missouri S&T also posted a win over Emporia State during 

that season; the Hornets later participated in the NCAA 

Central Regional tournament. 

DeGraffenreid became the Missouri S&T head coach after 

serving as an assistant coach at William Woods University for 

three seasons while also playing professional baseball. He 

started his minor league careeer in the 1999 season when 

he played on a championship team in London (Ont.) in the 

Frontier League. During that season, DeGraffenreid led all 

rookie third basemen in hitting, hits, home runs and stolen 

bases. 

He later played for Richmond and for the Gateway Grizzlies 

in that league before playing in 2002 for San Angelo 

and Fort Worth. 

DeGraffenreid attended Lincoln University, where he was 

a standout third baseman at a time when the Blue Tigers 

were emerging as a top team in the Mid-America Intercollegiate 

Athletics Association. He later served as an assistant 

coach at LU during which Lincoln posted a second place 

finish in the MIAA Tournament in 1999. 

DeGraffenreid, who completed work on a bachelor’s 

degree in kinesiology in 2000, is originally from Searcy, Ark. 

Assistant Coaches 

Caleb Lambert 

Heath Waters 


MISSOURI S&T ADMINISTRATION 

Dr. John F. Carney III, Missouri S&T Chancellor 

Dr. John F. Carney III, former provost and vice president for academic affairs at 

Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Mass., began his tenure as chancellor at 

Missouri S&T on Sept. 1, 2005. 

A 40-year veteran of higher education, Carney served as WPI’s provost and vice 

president for academic affairs from 1996 through 2004. In that capacity, he hired more 

than half of the current tenured and tenure-track faculty. He was involved with the 

creation of the Center for Educational Development, Technology and Assessment, led 

the renovation of several WPI laboratories, bolstered the campus’s Interdisciplinary 

and Global Studies Division, and made WPI, one of the nation’s oldest technological 

universities, a more welcoming place for female faculty members. 

A civil engineer by training, Carney earned a bachelor’s degree from Merrimack 

College in North Andover, Mass., in 1963. He also earned master’s and Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering from 

Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., in 1964 and 1966, respectively. 

Carney began his academic career at the University of Connecticut, serving on the civil engineering faculty 

from 1966-1981. He then joined Auburn University in Auburn, Ala., as professor and head of the civil engineering 

department, a position he held until 1983, when he joined Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., as a professor 

of civil engineering. At Vanderbilt, he served as associate dean for graduate affairs (1989) and then associate dean 

for research and graduate affairs (1993). He joined the faculty and administration at WPI in 1996. 

The field of impact mechanics has been Carney’s major research interest for more than 30 years. During this 

period, he was awarded a series of grants and contracts with the National Science Foundation, the North Atlantic 

Treaty Organization, the Federal Highway Administration, British Rail, the Advanced Railway Research Centre, and 

the Departments of Transportation in the states of Connecticut, Washington, Alabama, Georgia, Colorado, and 

Tennessee. This research activity resulted in the development and implementation of a whole series of impact 

attenuation devices employed in motorway safety applications in the United States and overseas. Carney holds 

nine patents in this area. In addition, his work with the railroad research community in Great Britain has led to new 

concepts for improving the crashworthiness of trains. 

Carney is the author of more than 140 technical publications in the area of structural mechanics and has been 

active on numerous National Research Council committees. He is also a fellow of the American Society of 

Engineers. 

Dr. Debra Robinson, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs 


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Dr. Debra A.G. Robinson is in her eighth year as the campus’s vice chancellor for 

student affairs. She took over the position Jan. 1, 2003, after spending two years as 

S&T’s associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs. 

Robinson joined the S&T student affairs staff in 1980 as a counseling psychologist. 

She later was assistant director and associate director of the S&T Counseling Center, 

and served as director of S&T’s Center for Personal and Professional Development from 

1990 through 2001. In 2001, she was appointed associate vice chancellor for student 

and international affairs. She is responsible for directing S&T’s leadership development 

programs, coordinating several administrative functions within the division, 

coordinating staff development and training efforts, and managing relationships with 

external constituents. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member in the engineering 

management department. 

Robinson earned her bachelor of arts degree in psychology from the University of Illinois at Springfield in 

1976 and her master of arts and doctorate degrees in counseling psychology from the University of Illinois at 

Champaign-Urbana in 1977 and 1980, respectively. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, 

the International Coaching Federation and the Society of Psychologists in Management. She also remains active 

as a management and coaching consultant, and has written numerous papers and book chapters on a broad array 

of topics, including leadership development, engineering education, career opportunities, women in engineering, 

and how students adapt to college life.

MISSOURI S&T ADMINISTRATION 

Mark Mullin, Director of Athletics 

Mark Mullin is in his 18th year as Missouri S&T’s director of athletics where 

he oversees a program that has consistently finished in the top one-third of the 

NACDA Director’s Cup Standings. He also oversees a program that has enjoyed 

great success academically, as evidenced by the 33 ESPN The Magazine 

Academic All-America awards won by S&T student-athletes since 2000, the fourthhighest 

total among NCAA Division II institutions. 

During the 2009-10 school year, Missouri S&T enjoyed a great deal of athletic 

success headlined by eighteen student-athletes earning All-America honors and 

45 all-conference selections from the Great Lakes Valley Conference. The success 

also carried over to the academic side, where S&T had 150 student-athletes post a 

grade point average of at least 3.5 to earn the S&T scholar-athlete awards. 

Academic all-conference awards were achieved by 130 Miner student-athletes last 

season. 

Under Mullin’s direction, S&T has served as the host institution for the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving 

Championships as well as the NCAA South Central men’s regional basketball tournament, MIAA men’s basketball 

finals, the GLVC women’s basketball tournament, the MIAA cross country championships and GLVC cross country 

and track & field championships. He led the process that allowed S&T to move its conference affiliation to the 

Great Lakes Valley Conference beginning in the fall of 2005. 

In the last year, he has led a number of significant facility projects. These projects included the completion and 

opening of a new state-of-the-art fitness center and varsity weight and fitness rooms; a new indoor practice facility 

and new sports medicine center. 

A number of facility upgrades have also occurred during Mullin’s tenure. These improvements include: the Student 

Recreation Center being constructed; renovating Allgood-Bailey stadium to include a new track, lights, and a 

new concession restroom facility; the addition of chair back seats to the Bullman arena, and the building of a new 

soccer complex. 

In addition to his duties as athletics director, Mullin served as swimming and diving coach for 12 years and led 

the Miners to a 96-27 dual meet record and seven regional championships. His final team finished third at the 

1998 NCAA Division II Championships, the highest finish ever for a Miner athletic team at an NCAA championship 

event at the time. 

Mullin has served two terms as the chair of the NCAA Division II men’s and women’s swimming and diving 

committee and has also served multiple terms on the men’s basketball and football regional advisory committees 

for the region. He served a two-year term as the president of the MIAA after spending the two prior years as the 

conference’s vice president prior to S&T’s switch to the GLVC. He was recently elected to serve as the conference 

director of athletics representative on the GLVC Executive Committee. 

Mullin and his wife Joanie have four daughters, Elizabeth, Katie, Melissa, and Nina, two granddaughters, Halle 

and Preslie and a grandson, Jackson. 

Dr. Jeff Cawlfield, NCAA Faculty Representative 

Dr. Jeff Cawlfield, professor of geological engineering at Missouri S&T, is in his 

eighth year as the university’s faculty representative to the NCAA. He took over the 

duties in January 2003 following the retirement of Dr. Jack Ridley, who had served 

in the role for the previous three years. 

After joining the S&T faculty in 1987, Cawlfield was named professor of 

geological engineering in 1999 and became head of the geological engineering 

department the following year. He moved into the role of associate dean in 2001. 

Cawlfield received an S&T Sustained Excellence in Teaching award in 2003. 

Cawlfield received his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Washington 

State University in 1981 and his master’s and doctorate degrees at the University 

of California-Berkeley. 

Cawlfield is also an Honorary Knight of St. Patrick, an honor he received in 2002 along with a group that 

included Dr. Manuel Pacheco prior to his retirement as president of the UM System. He was selected by Pacheco to 

attend the first UM Administrative Leadership Development Program during the 2000-01 academic year. 


2011 MINER ROSTER 

2011 MISSOURI S&T BASEBALL ROSTER 

NO. NAME POS. B-T HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 

2 Clint Wobbe IF R-R 6-0 170 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./St. Louis University HS 

3 Ben Pieper OF R-R 5-10 185 Sr. O’Fallon, Mo./Crowder College 

4 Drew Pyles P R-R 5-8 150 Jr. White Lake, Mich./West Bloomfi eld HS 

5 Will Morrison IF L-R 6-1 190 Jr. Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS 

6 Drew Davenport C R-R 6-2 200 Sr. McHenry, Ill./McHenry West HS 

7 Grant Brasher IF R-R 6-0 195 Sr. Bridgeton, Mo./Spring Hill College 

10 Torey Bohan C R-R 5-11 180 Sr. Bismarck, N.D./Jamestown College 

11 Lee Voth-Gaeddert OF R-L 6-2 190 Jr. Hesston, Kan./Bethel College 

12 Mike Bush P L-L 6-4 195 Fr.-R Wildwood, Mo./Eureka HS 

13 Alex Dunn P R-R 6-0 210 Sr. Independence, Mo./Truman HS 

14 Zack Gronek P L-L 6-4 230 Jr. St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell HS 

15 Josh Caffrey C R-R 6-0 180 Jr. Burlington, Iowa/Marshalltown CC 

16 Zach Carter IF R-R 5-10 210 Sr. Perkins, Okla./Perkins-Tryon HS 

17 Will McCord OF L-L 5-10 170 Jr. Kingman, Ariz./Williston State College 

20 Mike Baker OF L-L 5-9 170 Fr. Olathe, Kan./Olathe East HS 

21 Andy Hall IF-OF L-R 6-3 215 Jr. Rolla, Mo./Three Rivers CC 

24 Harry Dunsford P R-R 5-11 185 So. St. Louis, Mo./Oakville HS 

25 Eric Van Dyke IF-P R-R 5-11 170 Fr. Longmont, Colo./Siver Creek HS 

27 Nick Johnson P R-R 6-3 185 Sr. St. Charles, Mo./Forest Park CC 

29 Drew Schrader P R-R 6-3 210 Fr. Troy, Mo./Troy Buchanan HS 

30 John Auble P R-R 6-1 195 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Lutheran South HS 

31 Nick Burke IF R-R 5-9 155 Jr. Good Hope, Ill./John Wood CC 

33 Nolan Korn P R-R 6-2 200 So. Cedar Hill, Mo./Northwest HS 

34 Chris Bowe P R-R 6-1 175 So. Rolla, Mo./Rolla HS 

35 Matt Walker P R-R 6-7 215 Sr. St. Louis, Mo./Southwestern Illinois CC 

36 Kyle Robertson P R-R 6-3 230 So. Granite City, Ill./Granite City HS 

40 Jake Brower OF R-R 6-2 198 Fr.-R Wentzville, Mo./Timberland HS 

44 Sam Adams OF R-R 6-0 200 So. Forsyth, Mo./Forsyth HS 


HEAD COACH: Todd DeGraffenreid 

ASSISTANT COACHES: Caleb Lambert, Heath Waters 

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2011 SEASON PREVIEW 

For the past three seasons, Missouri S&T’s baseball 

team has been knocking on the door as far as making 

the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament, but was 

knocked out on the final weekend on each of those 

occasions. With a revamped squad in place for the 2011 

season, the hope around the squad is that this is the 

year the Miners break through to continue the season 

well into May. 

Head coach Todd DeGraffenreid is hopeful that a 

group of key veterans and impact newcomers can be 

the correct mix to get the Miners into the playoffs this 

season. With Illinois-Springfield joining the conference 

in baseball, the GLVC has adjusted its conference alignment 

as it now has defending NCAA Division II national 

champion Southern Indiana in the GLVC East. 

The Miners – who will open their league slate with a 

doubleheader against the Screaming Eagles on March 

19 – figure to be competing with division favorite 

Drury, Rockhurst, Quincy and improving teams at 

Missouri-St. Louis and Maryville for the available playoff 

spots from the GLVC West. 

The Miners had a great start to their conference season 

a year ago, winning eight of their first nine GLVC contests. 

However, a slump in April sent S&T back to the 

middle of the pack in the GLVC West standings and it 

was unable to overtake Rockhurst on the final weekend 

to see its playoff hopes come up short. 

Zach Carter earned third-team All-GLVC honors 

in 2010 after leading S&T in several categories. 

The Miners, 19-33 overall and 14-18 in the GLVC a year ago, return their top two hitters from that squad in designated 

hitter Will Morrison and third baseman Zach Carter. Morrison earned first-team All-GLVC and all-region 

honors as a sophomore after hitting .391 with six home runs and 33 runs batted in, but is expected to miss the 

early part of the season as he is recovering from an injury. 

Carter batted .369 and drove in a team-high 41 runs – and homered six times as well – from his third base position 

and is expected to stabilize the middle of the lineup this spring as he was one of three Miners to post a slugging 

percentage of over .560 in 2010. 

Missouri S&T also returns two additional top offensive players from a year ago in centerfielder Ben Pieper and 

rightfielder Sam Adams. Pieper broke the Miners’ single season home run record last spring by belting nine before 

an injury sidelined him for the final two weeks, but he batted .326 with 37 RBI. Adams, meanwhile, hit .338 in 

his freshman season in a Miner uniform and figures to be the leading candidate to fill the designated hitter role 

while Morrison is recovering from his injury. 

Adams could also see time in the outfield along with Pieper and a host of newcomers who are expected to 

contend for roles. Lee Voth-Gaeddert, a transfer from Hesston College who hit .466 at the junior college level last 

season, is in contention to start in left field and will be challenged by former Rolla High School product Andy 

Hall, who comes to S&T after a two-year stint at Three Rivers Community College. 

Another newcomer to the mix, Will McCord, will also contend for a starting role and could open the season in 

right field. McCord was an all-conferenceperformer at Willison State College in North Dakota, a school that also 

produced former Miner outfielder Gerad Fox. 


2011 SEASON PREVIEW 

Carter is expected to anchor the third base position 

and returner Grant Brasher is the projected starter at 

first base, but the middle infield will consist of players 

new to the Miner roster this spring. Nick Burke, a 

transfer from John Wood Community College, figures 

to see playing time at both shortstop and third base, 

while freshman Clint Wobbe will play either at second 

base or shortstop. Freshman Eric Van Dyke will also be 

in competition for a starting role at the middle infield 

positions. 

Drew Davenport, who has started for a better part of 

the last two seasons behind the plate, returns to that 

role and will share the catching duties with newcomer 

Josh Caffrey, a transfer from Marshalltown Community 

College in Iowa. 

They will catch a staff that, similar to that of the 

position players, is a fairly even mix of veterans and 

newcomers. 

The Miners return five starting pitchers with 

experience, headed by junior Zack Gronek who spent 

the entire 2010 season coming out of the bullpen – 

making a school record 27 appearances during the 

season. Gronek went 2-2 with a 4.61 earned run average 

in that role after spending most of his freshman 

season as a starter, but is expected to move back into 

the starting role for the most part this spring. 

Sophomore pitcher Chris Bowe is one of many 

pitchers competing for starting roles in 2011. 


Among the other returners to the starting rotation are 

senior Nick Johnson, sophomores Chris Bowe (2-2 as a 

freshman) and Kyle Robertson and junior Drew Pyles, 

who is expected to come out of the bullpen this season. 

Alex Dunn, who has been a reliever throughout his first 

three seasons at S&T, is expected to join the starting 

rotation this year along with newcomers John Auble, 

who recorded a 13-2 record in his final two seasons at 

Lutheran South High School and Drew Schrader, who 

was a top pitcher last season at Troy Buchanan High 

School. 

In the bullpen, the Miners are expecting to get contributions 

from Pyles and returners Nolan Korn, Matt Walker, 

Harry Dunsford and Mike Bush. 

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Will Morrison led Missouri S&T in hitting in 2010 

and broke the school record with 75 hits.

2011 MINER PROFILES 

Sam Adams 

44 

Mike Baker 

20 

Outfielder 

6-0, 200, So. 

Forsyth, Mo. 

Forsyth HS 

Outfielder 

5-9, 170, Fr. 

Olathe, Kan. 

Olathe East HS 

2010: Emerged as one of the Miners’ top hitters during his first season 

at Missouri S&T…batted .338 with a home run and 26 runs batted 

in…hit his homer in the second game of the series against Southern 

Indiana, then drove in a season-high four runs the following day in 

the Miners’ win over eventual NCAA Division II national champions… 

had 13 multiple-hit games, including four three-hit outings during the 

season…drove in at least two runs on seven occasions…recorded a 

nine-game hitting streak during the year. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors following the 2009 season 

at Forsyth High School, his third such all-state honor, after a strong 

senior season at the plate where he hit .517…batted .506 with three 

home runs, 40 runs batted in and 15 stolen bases as a junior after 

hitting over .500 as a sophomore, while striking out only one time in 

87 at-bats…drove in 102 runs over the last two seasons of his prep 

career. 

PERSONAL: Son of Stephen Adams...majoring in metallurgical or 

electrical engineering. 

John Auble 

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Pitcher 

6-1, 195, Sr. 

St. Louis, Mo. 

Lutheran South HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played in the outfield at Olathe East High School... 

team finished the 2010 season with a record of 11-11. 

PERSONAL: Son of Craig and Kelley Baker…majoring in mechanical 

engineering. 

Torey Bohan 

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Catcher 

5-11, 180, Sr. 

Bismarck, N.D. 

St. Mary’s Central HS/Jamestown College 

2010: Appeared in two games and started in one…had an RBI which 

came against Southern Arkansas. 

AT JAMESTOWN: Played at Jamestown College as a catcher. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-time all-state selection at St. Mary’s Central 

High School in Bismarck, N.D. as a catcher. 

PERSONAL: Son of Tim and Tammy Bohan...majoring in electrical 

engineering. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Recorded an 8-1 record and one save with a 1.07 

earned run average as a senior at Lutheran High School South… 

earned first-team all-conference and second-team all-state honors, 

as well as second-team all-metro St. Louis laurels…was nominated to 

play in the Missouri-Illinois all-star game…as a senior, struck out 38 

hitters in 52 1/3 innings of work…opposing hitters batted just .155 

against him in 2010…was 5-1 as a junior with a 1.22 earned run average 

and four saves…fanned 30 in 46 innings. 

PERSONAL: Son of John and Kit Auble…majoring in engineering. 

Sam Adams 



Chris Bowe 

34 

Pitcher 

6-1, 175, So. 

Rolla, Mo 

Rolla HS 

Jake Brower 

40 

Outfielder 

6-2, 198, Fr.-R 

Wentzville, Mo. 

Timberland HS 

2010: Finished with a 2-2 record in his first season as a Miner…made 

seven starts in the 12 games he appeared in and ended the year with 

a 7.32 earned run average…threw 35 2/3 innings on the season and 

recorded 12 strikeouts…picked up his wins against Northwest 

Missouri State and Maryville, the latter on a complete game sixhitter…fanned 

a season-high three hitters against Northwest and 

Ouachita Baptist. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was one of the top starters on Rolla High School’s 

baseball team over the last two seasons, earning honorable mention 

all-state honors following the 2009 campaign as Rolla reached the No. 

2 spot in the Missouri Class 4 state rankings…posted an 8-2 record 

and 2.36 earned run average in 56 2/3 innings in 2009, striking out 79 

hitters in that span. 

PERSONAL: Son of Walter and Jeanne Bowe...majoring in civil 

engineering.architectural engineering. 

Grant Brasher 

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2010: Was redshirted for the season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Hit .371 in his senior year at Timberland High School 

with two home runs and 15 runs batted in...had 11 extra base hits 

in 70 at-bats...batted .245 with a homer and 10 runs batted in as a 

junior...played at first base and in the outfield. 

PERSONAL: Son of Kevin and Michele Brower...majoring in mechanical 

engineering. 

Nick Burke 

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Infielder 

5-9, 155, Jr. 

Good Hope, Ill. 

West Prairie HS/John Wood CC 


Infielder 

6-0, 195, Sr. 

Bridgeton, Mo. 

DeSmet Jesuit HS/Spring Hill College 

2010: Hit .200 with one run batted in during his first season at S&T… 

appeared in 25 games and started in 12…had a two-hit game against 

Ouachita Baptist, which included his only extra base hit of the season 

and the game in which he had his RBI…recorded a .289 on-base 

percentage and scored five times. 

AT SPRING HILL: Batted .345 last season at Spring Hill College in Mobile, 

Ala., with five home runs and 23 runs batted in...had 12 of his 29 

hits on the season for extra bases as he started in 25 of the 44 games 

he appeared in...drove in three runs in his first season there. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at DeSmet Jesuit High School, where he posted 

a .500 batting average as a senior...drove in nine runs during his junior 

year as an outfielder. 

PERSONAL: Son of Steve and Janet Dunahue...majoring in mechanical 

engineering. 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at John Wood Community College, where 

he batted .278 with five home runs, 23 runs batted in and 29 runs 

scored… also stole seven bases and had a .358 on-base percentage… 

as a freshman, he batted .262 with two home runs and 24 runs batted 

in…stole three bases and also had a 2-1 record as a pitcher. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at shortstop and pitched at West Prairie High 

School…was a first team all-conference performer both as a position 

player and pitcher. 

PERSONAL: Son of Timothy and Delinda Burke…majoring in 

mechanical engineering. 

Mike Bush 

12 

Pitcher 

6-4, 195, Fr.-R 

Eureka, Mo. 

Eureka HS 

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PERSONAL: Son of Kraig and Christa Bush...majoring in mechanical 

engineering.


Josh Caffrey 

15 

Catcher 

6-0, 180, Jr. 

Burlington, Iowa 

Burlington HS/Marshalltown CC 

strikeout per inning pitched for a team that reached the Oklahoma 

Class 3A championship game….earned “Player of the Year” honors 

from the Stillwater News-Press and he also played for the Oklahoma 

Junior Sunbelt team. 

PERSONAL: Son of Brian Carter and Debra Winebrenner…majoring in 

architectural engineering. 

Drew Davenport 

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JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at Marshalltown Community College, where 

he batted .321 with a home run and 21 runs batted in during the 

2010 season…was his team’s fifth-leading hitter during the season… 

also stole six bases. 

PERSONAL: Son of Bob and Debbie Caffrey…majoring in architectural 

engineering. 

Zach Carter 

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Infielder 

5-10, 210, Sr. 

Perkins, Okla. 

Perkins-Tryon HS 

2010: Earned third-team All-GLVC honors at third base after finishing 

as one of the Miners’ top offensive performers…batted .369 with six 

home runs and a season-high 41 runs batted in…tied for the team 

lead with 22 multiple-hit games, which included four-hit games 

against Southern Arkansas, Fort Hays State and Southern Indiana… 

broke the previous school record with 72 hits on the season (teammate 

Will Morrison finished with 75)…had a season-high five runs 

batted in a win at Truman State that completed a doubleheader 

sweep over the Bulldogs…had 13 multiple-RBI outings…finished 

among the team leaders in slugging percentage at .590 and on-base 

percentage at .411…tied for the team lead with 40 runs scored and 

stole 15 bases in 19 attempts. 

2009: Finished the season with a .256 batting average, two home runs 

and 13 runs batted in…played in 34 games after missing the early 

stages of the season with an injury…had a three-hit game at Central 

Oklahoma and drove in three in a win over Missouri-St. Louis…finished 

the year with hits in seven of his last 14 at-bats, which included 

a season-high five-game hitting streak. 

2008: Batted .338 with two home runs and 24 runs batted in during 

his first season as a Miner…had 13 multiple-hit games during the 

season, including four three-hit outings…had three hits in games 

against Indianapolis, Drury, Quincy and SIU Edwardsville…had six 

games with at least two runs batted in, including a four-RBI showing 

against William Woods…hit home runs against Northern Kentucky 

and SIUE…started games at three of the four infield positions, making 

most of the starts at first base in the latter half of the season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-state and all-conference performer at the 

high school level at Perkins-Tryon High School…was one of five 

recipients of the Ferguson Jenkins Award which is presented to 

players for their performance on the athletic and academic levels…. 

hit .513 in his senior year with 10 home runs and 35 extra base hits… 

batted .504 as a junior with 32 extra base hits, including 21 doubles 

and eight triples and 64 runs batted in…was also a pitcher with a 

6-0 record with a 1.87 earned run average…averaged nearly one 

Catcher 

6-2, 200, Sr. 

McHenry, Ill. 

McHenry West HS 

2010: Finished with a .239 batting average, three home runs and 18 

runs batted in…also had a .373 slugging percentage and .323 onbase 

percentage while scoring 28 times…had six multiple-hit games 

during the year, including a three-hit performance against Lewis… 

hit two of his three home runs in that contest and drove in a seasonhigh 

four runs…also knocked in four runs in a late season win over 

Missouri-St. Louis, a game in which he hit his third homer. 

2009: Primary starter at catcher during the season…started in 40 

games behind the plate…batted .276 with three home runs and 22 

runs batted in…also had 10 doubles and a triple during the year… 

hit two of his three home runs in during both ends of a doubleheader 

against Augustana…other homer came against Washburn…drove in 

three runs against Henderson State and Augustana…had a walk-off 

RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning to beat Drury on April 4... 

recorded a .387 on-base percentage and .441 slugging percentage. 

2008: Started in 22 of the 28 games he appeared in…made his starts 

either at catcher or designated hitter…hit .243 with eight runs batted 

in…had five multiple-hit games during the season…had a three-RBI 

outing against Indianapolis…recorded a .329 on-base percentage. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was selected as the most valuable player on a summer 

league team, the McHenry Shamrocks, after earning the team’s 

top hitter award…has also played with the McHenry County 

Hurricanes and was selected to participate in the Stevenson Showcase. 

PERSONAL: Son of Jerry and Michele Davenport…majoring in information 

systems and technology. 

Drew Davenport 



Alex Dunn 

13 

Andrew Greek 

12 


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Pitcher 

6-0, 210, Jr. 

Independence, Mo. 

Truman HS 

2010: Was one of the Miners’ most effective relief pitchers during the 

season…recorded the team’s best earned run average at 2.57 as he 

finished with a 2-1 record…threw 35 innings in the 19 games he appeared 

in, striking out 18…earned his wins in his two longest outings 

of the season, beating NCAA Division II national champion Southern 

Indiana in a 4 2/3 inning stint and Quincy when he threw four innings 

in relief…fanned a season-high four in the win over Quincy. 

2009: Pitched in 17 games for the Miners, finishing with an 0-2 record 

in 26 1/3 innings…made all of his appearances in relief…struck out 

15 hitters, including three in a 3 2/3-inning outing against Rockhurst 

that was his longest of the year. 

2008: Appeared in 13 games on the mound as a freshman…had a 1-2 

record in 13 1/3 innings of work…picked up his win in relief against 

Truman State…allowed only one earned run in 3 1/3 innings against 

SIU Edwardsville…had two strikeouts during the season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference honors at Truman High 

School…batted .300 during his senior year and had an on-base 

percentage of .630 last season. 

PERSONAL: Son of Brad and Kim Dunn…majoring in aerospace 

engineering. 

Harry Dunsford 

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Pitcher 

5-11, 185, So. 


Mehlville HS 

2010: Pitched in 11 games during the year, posting a 4.02 earned run 

average as he finished 0-1…threw 15 2/3 innings and struck out 17 

hitters, finishing with the team’s top average of strikeouts per nine 

innings and walked just four batters in that span…made his longest 

appearance against Southern Indiana of five innings and fanned a 

season-high six in that contest. 


HIGH SCHOOL: Catcher who batted .286 with seven runs batted in at 

the plate at Mehlville High School…also pitched at the high school 

level, going 1-1 in four appearances on the mound with a 3.97 earned 

run average…struck out seven batters in 12 1/3 innings...appeared 

in nine games as a pitcher during his junior year….was a District 10 

all-star in American Legion baseball after hitting .360 and posting a 

2.10 ERA as a pitcher. 

PERSONAL: Son of Harry and Carol Dunsford…majoring in 


Pitcher 

6-0, 175, Fr. 

Ava, Mo. 

Ava HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: Pitched at Ava High School. 

Zack Gronek 

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Pitcher 

6-4, 230, Jr. 

St. Charles, Mo. 

Francis Howell HS 

2010: Finished the year with a 2-2 record and 4.61 earned run average 

out of the bullpen…led the Miners with a school record 27 appearances…threw 

27 1/3 innings on the year with 26 strikeouts…picked 

up both of his wins on the same day, beating Truman State in both 

games of a doubleheader on April 21…was the first Miner since 1994 

to be the winning pitcher in both games of a twinbill…had a seasonhigh 

five strikeouts against Lewis in his longest outing of the season 

of three innings. 

2009: Posted a 2-6 record as a freshman with a 5.67 earned run average…made 

eight starts among the 16 games he appeared in…threw 

54 innings, the second-most on the staff and struck out 42,,,picked 

up both of his wins in relief, beating Henderson State and Truman 

State…had a season-high seven strikeouts against Washburn. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Recorded an 8-0 record and 2.21 earned run average 

in the 2008 season at Francis Howell High School…pitched a teamhigh 

50 2/3 innings and struck out 33 against 14 walks for a team 

that finished as the Missouri Class 4 runner-up...completed four of 

his seven starts…finished the 2007 season with a 3-1 record and 3.30 

earned run average while striking out nearly five batters per seven innings 

pitched…one of the wins came over state runner-up Holt…was 

also named to the Gateway Athetic Conference’s all-academic team. 

PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Kim Gronek…majoring in mechanical 

engineering.


Andy Hall 

21 

Nolan Korn 

33 

Infielder 

6-3, 215, Jr. 

Rolla, Mo. 

Rolla HS/Three Rivers CC 

Pitcher 

6-2, 200, So. 

Cedar Hill, Mo. 

Northwest HS 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at Three Rivers Community College for the 

last two seasons…hit .208 with 19 runs batted in during the 2010 

campaign…also homered three times and stole three bases while 

playing in the outfield…batted .273 with 13 runs batted in during his 

freshman season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned the senior student-athlete award at Rolla High 

School in 2008…played one season of high school baseball. 

PERSONAL: Son of Dan and Dawn Hall…majoring in civil engineering. 

Nick Johnson 

27 

Pitcher 

6-3, 185, Sr. 

St. Charles, Mo. 

Duchesne HS/Forest Park CC 

2010: Appeared in 11 games and started in six…finished with a 1-4 

record, earning his win over Arkansas-Monticello…had 28 strikeouts 

in 32 innings of work, with a season-high five strikeouts against 

Northwest Missouri State and Truman State. 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at Forest Park Community College in St. 

Louis and posted a 5-2 record and 4.99 earned run average in 2009… 

struck out 36 and walked 18 in 57 2/3 innings of work as a sophomore 

after fanning 36 in 34 innings as a freshman when he was 3-2 with a 

2.64 ERA. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Duchesne High School, where as a senior 

he went 6-1 with a 1.08 earned run average and averaged nearly 10 

strikeouts per seven innings…also hit .333 with 21 runs batted in to 

earn first-team all-conference honors. 

PERSONAL: Son of Steven and Deborah Johnson…majoring in 


2010: Appeared in eight games during the season and threw 7 2/3 innings 

in those outings...had two strikeouts…had two-inning outings 

against William Woods and Southern Indiana. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned first-team all-conference honors in the 

Suburban South Conference as a utility player at Northwest High 

School…also landed second-team all-district honors as a pitcher… 

batted .351 in his senior year with two home runs and 22 runs batted 

in…recorded a 2-4 record as a pitcher with a 4.38 earned run average 

and 37 strikeouts in 48 innings of work…was 2-3 as a pitcher with 22 

strikeouts in 36 innings as a junior. 

PERSONAL: Son of David and Janis Korn…majoring in electrical 

engineering. 

Will McCord 

17 

Outfielder 

5-10, 170, Jr. 

Kingman, Ariz. 

Kingman HS/Williston State College 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Earned all-conference and academic all-conference 

honors at Williston State College. 

PERSONAL: Son of Bill and Annette McCord…majoring in electrical 

engineering. 




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Will Morrison 

5 

Infielder 

6-1, 190, Jr. 

Rolla, Mo. 

Rolla HS 

2010: Earned first-team all-region honors by the ABCA and Daktronics, 

while also being selected to the All-GLVC first team…led the 

Miners with a .391 batting average, six home runs and 33 runs batted 

in…was the only Miner to collect five hits in a game during the 

season, doing so in a win over Quincy…had a 10-game hitting streak 

during the year and finished the season with hits in the Miners’ last 

five contests…tied for the team high with 22 multiple-hit games, 

including four games with three hits and three with four…broke the 

school record with 75 hits on the year…had nine games where he 

drove in at least two runs…among his six home runs on the season 

was an inside-the-park home run at Missouri-St. Louis on the season’s 

final weekend…hit .650 with runners on third base and less than 

two outs…finished with a slugging percentage of .568, an on-base 

percentage of .467 (tops on the team) and scored 38 runs. 

2009: Hit .318 in his first season in a Miner uniform with 18 runs 

batted in…had eight multiple-hit games including three-hit outings 

against Southern Indiana and Rockhurst…drove in three runs in a 

opening weekend win over Henderson State…made 21 starts as a 

designated hitter and also saw playing time at first base; did not 

commit an error in 87 chances at that position…had 10 extra base 

hits, including eight doubles and two triples. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned first-team all-state honors in helping lead 

Rolla High School to a 21-4 record in 2008, the most wins in school 

history…also earned three first-team all-conference awards during 

his career…finished the 2008 season with eight home runs and 38 

runs batted in and a .904 slugging percentage…had 38 hits, nearly 

half for extra bases and scored 24 times…also pitched and posted a 

4-1 record on the mound. 

PERSONAL: Son of Jim and Yoshiko Morrison…majoring in civil engineering…also 

a member of the Miner football team as a kicker. 

Drew Pyles 

Ben Pieper 

3 

Outfielder 

5-10, 185, Sr. 

O’Fallon, Mo. 

St. Dominic HS/Crowder College 

2010: Set the S&T single season record for home runs with nine…batted 

.326 and drove in 37 runs on the year…had 13 multiple-hit games, 

including four-hit outings against Ouachita Baptist and Rockhurst… 

also had three hits in three other contests…drove in a season-high 

four runs in the season opener against Arkansas-Monticello and in 

both victories over Wisconsin-Parkside…had 18 extra base hits including 

eight doubles and a triple…recorded a slugging percentage of 

.606 to lead the team and scored 26 times. 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played at Crowder College this spring and drove in 

13 runs while playing the entire season without committing an error 

in the field…spent the 2008 season at Kansas City Kansas Community 

College, where he batted .343 with 12 runs batted in and four stolen 

bases. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Dominic High School, where he belted 

seven home runs and drove in 27 while hitting .429 during his senior 

year…was a first-team all-state and all-metro selection while playing 

at St. Dominic. 

PERSONAL: Son of Dean and Jean Pieper…majoring in civil 

engineering. 

Drew Pyles 

4 

Pitcher 

5-8, 150, Jr. 

White Lake, Mich. 

West Bloomfi eld HS 

2010: Was 1-3 with a 6.64 earned run average in seven appearances 

before his season was cut short due to an injury…earned his victory 

in a six-inning performance against Fort Hays State when he struck 

out four and allowed just one run…had a season-best five strikeouts 

against Arkansas-Monticello...threw 20 1/3 innings in his seven 

appearances. 

2009: Appeared in 17 games during his freshman season and posted a 

5.36 earned run average despite finishing with a record of 0-5…made 

six starts and pitched 40 1/3 innings, striking out 21 batters in that 

span…had solid starts against Arkansas Tech (three hits allowed in 

five innings) and Drury (six hits and three strikeouts in five innings). 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned honorable mention all-state honors as well 

as first-team all-region, all-area and all-conference laurels at West 

Bloomfield High School…batted .426 and went 10-2 on the mound 

during his junior season. 

PERSONAL: Son of Bob and Jeanne Pyles…majoring in electrical 

engineering.

Drew Schrader 

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Pitcher 

6-3, 210, Fr. 

Troy, Mo. 

Troy Buchanan HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: Hit .280 with 10 runs batted in during his junior season 

at Troy Buchanan, while posting a 3-3 record and 2.73 earned run 

average on the mound. He struck out nearly one batter per inning 

– 32 in 33 1/3 innings – while holding opposing hitters to a .194 batting 

average for a district championship squad…was an academic 

all-conference selection. 

PERSONAL: Son of Lynn and Tammy Schrader…majoring in civil 

engineering. 

Kyle Robertson 

36 

Pitcher 

6-3, 230, So. 

Granite City, Ill. 

Granite City HS 

Kyle Robertson 

2010: Worked his way into the starting rotation over the course of his 

first season at Missouri S&T…made five starts on the year as he 

finished with an 0-3 record and 6.12 earned run average…struck out 

11 in 25 innings of work…threw six innings in his first career start for 

the Miners against Lincoln, with five strikeouts as he got a no-decision…five 

strikeouts was a season high…threw 5 2/3 innings against 

Bellarmine and Missouri-St. Louis. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Pitched at Granite City High School where he posted 

a 9-3 record with a 3.40 earned run average in the 2009 season… 

fanned 55 hitters in 57 2/3 innings of work…posted a 4.45 ERA in 

his junior year and recorded 23 strikeouts in 39 1/3 innings…earned 

all-conference and honorable mention all-metro St. Louis honors for 

his efforts this spring. 

PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Karen Robertson…majoring in civil 

and architectural engineering. 

Eric Van Dyke 

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Infielder 

5-11, 170, Fr. 

Longmont, Colo. 

Silver Creek HS 

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned honorable mention all-state honors at the 

high school level as well as all-region, all-area and all-conference laurels…during 

the 2010 season, batted .420 with three home runs and 

17 runs batted in, with eight of his 34 hits (in 81 at-bats) going for 

extra bases…also scored 33 times over the course of the year…as a 

pitcher in 2010, he recorded a 2.75 earned run average in 56 innings 

of work with 53 strikeouts at Silver Creek High School in Colorado. 

PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Karel Van Dyke…majoring in engineering. 



Lee Voth-Gaeddert 

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Clint Wobbe 

2 

Outfielder 

6-2, 190, Jr. 

Hesston, Kan. 

Hesston HS/Bethel College 

Infielder 

6-0, 170, Fr. 


St. Louis University HS 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Batted .466 with four home runs and 37 runs batted 

in at Hesston College during the 2010 season…had 23 of his 62 hits 

go for extra bases…also stole 19 bases in 20 attempts and scored 55 

runs…had a .497 on-base percentage…earned all-region honors in 

each of his two seasons at the school…finished as the school’s career 

leader for batting average (.444), runs scored (88), hits (107), RBI (63), 

doubles (21) and triples (eight). 

PERSONAL: Son of Ken Gaeddert and Debra Voth…majoring in civil 

engineering. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Batted .338 during the 2010 season at St. Louis University 

High with a home run and 13 runs batted in…posted a slugging 

percentage of .507 and scored 17 times during the year…also 

hit .306 with six runs batted in during the 2008 season to help guide 

SLUH to a third place finish at the Missouri Class 4 state tournament. 

PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Carolyn Wobbe…majoring in engineering. 

Matt Walker 

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Pitcher 

6-7, 215, Sr. 


Westminster Christian Acad./SW Illinois 


2010: Pitched in eight games during the season and did not get a 

decision…threw 9 1/3 innings and struck out six…threw a seasonhigh 

three innings at Drury…season high for strikeouts was two at 

Bellarmine. 

2009: Appeared in two games early in the season…struck out seven 

hitters in the 6 1/3 innings he threw during the year, with a season 

high of four strikeouts against Augustana. 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Posted a 3-0 record and 7.39 earned run average 

during the 2008 season at Southwestern Illinois College…threw 28 

innings in the 12 games he pitched and struck out 22 hitters…was 3-4 

as a freshman at SWIC with a 4.62 ERA and 20 strikeouts in 37 innings 

of work…pitched in 24 games during his two seasons at the school. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an honorable mention all-metro selection at 

Westminster Christian Academy, where he was 7-2 as a senior with a 

2.35 earned run average…threw four complete games…was also an 

all-state selection…struck out a team-high 37 hitters in 47 2/3 innings 

in 2006, when he helped lead Westminster to a fourth place finish in 

the state tournament…served as the team captain in his senior year… 

recorded a 5-1 record and a 1.84 ERA as a junior with 36 strikeouts in 

45 2/3 innings. 

PERSONAL: Son of Pat Walker and Annette Read…majoring in business 

and management systems. 

Zack Gronek 

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2010 MINER RESULTS 


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2010 MINER LINE SCORES 




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Grant Brasher 

Alex Dunn 


MINER BASEBALL RECORDS 


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Games Played: 

Season--54, Brett McLean, 2005 

Career--179. Thomas McCormick, 2006-09 

At Bats: 

Game--7, Ben Frank vs. Missouri Western, April 10, 

1999; Eric Cummins & Steve Hopkins vs. Washburn, 

April 5, 2003; Kyle Hamilton vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, 

Feb. 28, 2004 

Season--201, Brandon Cogan, 2010 

Career-- 598, Thomas McCormick, 2006-09 

Runs: 

Game--5, Jeff Ulrich vs. Webster, March 21, 1995 

Season--40, Steve Hopkins, 2004; Brandon Cogan, 2010; 

Zach Carter, 2010 

Career-- 122, Clint Moss, 2001-04 

Hits: 

Game--5, Scott Hopper vs. Pittsburg State, March 28, 

1997; Steve Hopkins vs. Westminster, March 6, 2004; 

Colin Moore vs. William Penn, March 12, 2005; Thomas 

McCormick vs. Drury, April 19, 2008; Brandon Cogan vs. 

Quincy, March 29, 2009; Cody Bass vs. Rockhurst, April 25, 

2009; Will Morrison vs. Quincy, April 26, 2010 

Season--75, Will Morrison, 2010 

Career--190, Thomas McCormick, 2006-09 

Doubles: 

Game--3, Jeff Ulrich vs. Webster, March 21, 1995; 

Nathan Wade vs. Pittsburg State, April 8, 1995; Vince 

Como vs. Pittsburg State, April 26, 1997; Vince Sanvi 

vs. Southwest Baptist, March 31, 2000 

Season--19, Brett McLean, 2005 


Triples: 

Game--2, Clint Johnston vs. Southeast Missouri State, 

April 22, 1989; Dwight Ipock vs. Missouri Western, April 14, 

1998; Zac Helton vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, March 13, 2010 

Season--5, Mark Schrader, 1974; Matt Bryant, 1997 

Career--13, Clint Moss, 2001-04 

Home Runs: 

Inning--2, Kyle Bruemmer vs. South Dakota, March 8, 

1999 (4th inning); Jason Mannon vs. Emporia State, 

April 16, 2000 (8th inning) 

Game--2, by several players (Most recent: Zach Carter vs. 

Quincy, April 27, 2010) 

Season--9, Ben Pieper, 2010 

Career--21, Matt Bryant, 1995-98 

Runs Batted In: 

Game--8, Joe Hale vs. Missouri Southern, March 24, 2001 

Season--49, Eaf Redden, 2009 


Stolen Bases: 

Consecutive--23, Kenton Eiffert, 1980 

Game--6, Kenton Eiffert vs. Washington University, April 

22, 1980 

Season--24, Kenton Eiffert, 1980 

Career--43, Dwight Ipock, 1996-99 

Walks: 

Game--4, John Schumacher vs. College of Ozarks, 

3/23/88; Gary Hubbard vs. Lindenwood, March 3, 1994 

Season--29, Mike Williams, 1997; Will Morrison, 2010 


Batting Average: 

Season--.456, Jeff Hannah, 1978 (26-57) 

Career--.365, Dan Daily, 1986-89 (137-375) 

Slugging Percentage: 

Season--.716, John Viehmann, 1986 (68 TB in 95 AB) 

Career--.582, Kyle Bruemmer, 1998-01 (231 TB in 397 

AB) 

Longest Hitting Streak: 

19 games, Brandon Cogan, Feb. 23-March 28, 2010 

Games Pitched: 

Season--27, Zack Gronek, 2010 

Career--79, Andrew Draper, 2004-07 

Innings Pitched: 

Game--11 2/3, Jeff Mitchell vs. Southwest Baptist, 

March 21, 1992 

Season--82, Andrew Page, 2009 

Career--234, Stephen Read, 2004-07 

Wins: 

Season--6, Bob Pledge, 1972 (record 6-2); Matt Campbell, 

2007 (record 6-3); Andrew Page, 2009 (record 6-3) 

Career--19, Jeff Walters, 1977-80 (record 19-15) 

Win-Loss Percentage (min. 5 decisions) 

Season--.750, Bob Pledge, 1972 (6-2) 

Career--.559, Jeff Walters, 1977-80 (19-15) 

Strikeouts: 

Game--14, Allen Jones vs. College of Ozarks, Feb. 22, 

1995 

Season--78, Andrew Page, 2009 

Career--183, Andrew Page, 2007-10 

Strikeouts Per 9 Innings: 

Season--9.20, Andrew Page, 2008 (62 K in 60 2/3 IP) 

Career--8.25, Mike Banfield, 1995-96 (95 K in 103 2/3 

IP) 

Walks Per 9 Innings (fewest) 

Season--1.26, Tavish Hill, 2006 (9 BB in 64 1/3 IP) 

Career--1.39, Tavish Hill, 2006-07 (19 BB in 122 2/3 IP) 

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Shutouts: 

Season--2, Tim Rhodes, 1997 

Career--2, Mike Banfield, 1995-96; Tim Rhodes, 1997-98; 

Matt Campbell, 2005-08; Brandon Cogan 2007-09

Complete Games: 

Season--8, Rusty Litchfield, 1977 

Career--18, Rusty Litchfield, 1975-77; Jeff Walters 1977- 

80; Jeff Mitchell 1990-93 

Earned Run Average: 

Season--2.19, Rusty Litchfield, 1977 (14 ER in 58 2/3 IP) 

Career--2.93, Tavish Hill, 2006-07 (40 ER in 122 2/3 IP) 

Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings: 

13 1/3, Steve Hiatt, April 27-Feb. 14, 2004 

Most Putouts: 

Game--19, Jeff Woytek (C) vs. Webster, March 21, 1995 

Season--289, Vince Sanvi (1B), 2003 

Career--855, Vince Sanvi (1B), 2000-03 

Most Assists: 

Game--9, Vince Como (SS) vs. Missouri-St. Louis, April 

21, 1996; Colin Moore vs. Washburn, April 9, 2005 

Season--161, Zack Hawks, 2004 

Career--338, Cody Bass, 2007-09 

Fielding Percentage: 

Season--.996, Vince Sanvi (1B), 2001 (1 E in 282 

chances) 

Career--.989, Vince Sanvi (1B), 2000-03 (11 E in 1,008 

chances) 

TEAM RECORDS 

Games Played: 

Season--54, 2005 

Wins: 

Consecutive--8, March 7-28, 1987 

Most in a season--22, 2008 

Least in a season--4, 1990 & 1993 

1998 

Season--19, 2004 

MINER BASEBALL RECORDS 

Home Runs: 

Inning--4 vs. Pittsburg State, May 3, 2005 (5th) 

Game--5 vs. Dana, March 17, 2000; vs. Pittsburg State, 

April 11, 2001 

Season--38, 2010 

Runs Batted In: 

Game--21 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, March 13, 2010 

Season--280, 2010 

Stolen Bases: 

Game--8 vs. Truman, April 25, 2004 

Season--79, 2010 

Walks: 

Game--13 vs. Southwest Baptist, April 13, 1996 

Season--192, 2010 

Batting Average: 

Season--.321, 1987 

Slugging Percentage: 

Season--.477, 2003 

Longest Game: 

13 innings vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, Feb. 28-March 1, 

2004 (last two innings played on second day) 

Most Consecutive Games without being shut out: 

37, March 10, 2003 to May 4, 2003 

Innings Pitched: 

Game--13 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, Feb. 28-March 1, 

2004 

Season--408 2/3, 2009 

Losses: 

Consecutive--17, March 12-April 12, 1986 

Least in a season--9, 1987 

Most in a season--43, 2005 

At Bats: 

Game--53 vs. Washburn, April 5, 2003 

Season--1655, 2010 

Runs: 

Inning--15 vs. Augustana, Feb. 22, 2009 (4th inning) 

Game--27 vs. Webster, March 21, 1995 

Season--325, 2010 

Hits: 


Season--507, 2010 

Doubles: 

Game--8 vs. Drury, April 19, 2008 

Season--94, 2010 

Triples: 

Game--3 vs. Washington University, Feb. 26, 1995; vs. 

Quincy, April 4, 1995; vs. Missouri Western, April 14, 

Strikeouts: 


Season--318, 2010 

Strikeouts Per 9 Innings: 

Season--7.29, 2010 (318 K in 392 2/3 IP) 

Walks Per 9 Innings (fewest): 

Season--3.27, 2002 (102 BB in 280 2/3 IP) 

Shutouts: 

Season--3, 1995, 2004, 2007 

Complete Games: 

Season--15, 1980 & 1989 

Earned Run Average: 

Season--3.42, 2007 

Putouts: 

Game--39 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, Feb. 28-March 1, 

2004 

Season--1225, 2009 

Assists: 

Game--22 vs. Southwest Baptist, April 14, 1995 

Season--516, 2010 



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MINER TOP TEN LISTS 

Games Played 

1. Brandon Cogan 2007-09 183 

2. Thomas McCormick 2006-09 179 

3. Clint Moss 2001-04 158 

4. Dwight Ipock 1996-99 148 

5. Cody Bass 2007-09 145 

Joe Montgomery 2005-07 145 

Matt Bryant 1995-98 145 

8. Eaf Redden 2007-09 139 

9. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 136 

10. Mike Williams 1994-97 133 

At Bats (Career) 



3. Clint Moss 2001-04 574 

4. Dwight Ipock 1996-99 500 

5. Cody Bass 2007-09 494 

6. Eaf Redden 2007-09 488 

7. Matt Bryant 1995-98 467 

8. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 438 

9. Nathan Wade 1993-96 437 

10. Joe Montgomery 2005-07 431 

Hits (Career) 



3. Clint Moss 2001-04 184 

4. Eaf Redden 2007-09 155 

5. Dwight Ipock 1996-99 148 

6. Zach Carter 2008-10 144 

Matt Bryant 1995-98 144 

8. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 140 

Kyle Bruemmer 1998-01 140 

10. Cody Bass 2007-09 136 

Batting Average (Season) 

1. Jeff Hannah 1978 .456 

2. Kyle Bruemmer 2001 .440 

3. John Viehmann 1986 .432 

4. Vernon Huggans 1984 .419 

5. D.J. Steagall 1981 .415 

6. Kory Mitchell 1998 .411 

7. Stu Dunlop 1975 .408 

8. Brian Kekec 2001 .405 

9. Eric Abel 1990 .400 

10. D.J. Steagall 1983 .397 

Batting Average (Career; at least two seasons played) 

1. Eric Cummins 2002-03 .369 

2. Dan Daily 1986-89 .365 

3. Mike O’Dell 1983-85 .364 

4. Kyle Bruemmer 1998-01 .353 

5. John Viehmann 1984-87 .351 

6. D.J. Steagall 1980-83 .341 

7. Bret Voypick 1986-90 .339 

8. Kyle Hamilton 2002-04 .330 

9. Eric Abel 1990-92 .329 

10. Brandon Cogan 2007-10 .326 

Runs Scored (Career) 

1. Clint Moss 2001-04 122 



4. Dwight Ipock 1996-99 99 

5. Nathan Wade 1993-96 98 

6. Matt Bryant 1995-98 94 

7. Bret Voypick 1986-90 91 

8. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 88 

9. Dan Daily 1986-89 86 

10. Zach Carter 2008-10 84 


Doubles (Career) 


2. Kyle Bruemmer 1998-01 37 

3. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 36 


5. Zach Carter 2008-10 30 

John Viehmann 1984-87 30 

7. Eaf Redden 2007-09 27 

Tom Morris 2002-05 27 

9. Matt Bryant 1995-98 26 

Nathan Wade 1993-96 26 

Dan Daily 1986-89 26 

Triples (Career) 

1. Clint Moss 2001-04 13 


3. Chad Fuesting 1993-95 10 

4. Matt Bryant 1995-98 9 

5. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 8 

Dan Daily 1986-89 8 

7. Zach Carter 2008-10 6 

Steve Hopkins 2002-04 6 


10. Five players tied with 5 

Home Runs (Career) 

1. Matt Bryant 1995-98 21 


3. Kyle Hamilton 2002-04 13 

4. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 12 

Thomas McCormick 2006-09 12 

6. Zach Carter 2008-10 11 

Steve Hopkins 2002-04 11 

8. Jason Mannon 2000-02 10 

Mike Bennett 1977-80 10 

Eaf Redden 2007-09 10 

Runs Batted In (Career) 



3. Matt Bryant 1995-98 110 

4. Vince Sanvi 2000-03 101 

5. Eaf Redden 2007-09 98 

6. Dan Daily 1986-89 82 

7. Tom Morris 2002-05 81 


9. Zach Carter 2008-10 78 

10. Nathan Wade 1993-96 76

MINER TOP TEN LISTS 

Stolen Bases (Career) 

1. Dwight Ipock 1996-99 43 


Clint Moss 2001-04 41 

4. Kenton Eiffert 1977-80 40 

5. Dan Daily 1986-89 38 

6. Chad Fuesting 1993-95 35 

7. Joe Montgomery 2005-07 29 

Mike Bennett 1977-80 29 

9. Gerad Fox 2007-08 26 

10. Eric Abel 1990-92 24 

Ron Harmon 1987-90 24 

Games Pitched 

1. Andrew Draper 2004-07 79 

2. A.J. Laughlin 2003-06 64 

3. Stephen Read 2004-07 57 

4. Matt Campbell 2005-08 52 

5. Tim Walter 2001-04 51 

6. Alex Dunn 2008-10 49 

7. Dallas Blasdel 1999-03 47 

8. Scott Swiezynski 2000-03 45 

9. Andrew Page 2007-10 44 

Tom Winkelman 1996-99 44 

Innings Pitched (Career) 

1. Stephen Read 2004-07 234 

2. Dallas Blasdel 1999-03 223.2 

3. Jeff Walters 1977-80 216.1 

4. Tim Walter 2001-04 209 

5. Andrew Page 2007-10 207 

6. Jeff Mitchell 1990-93 204.1 

7. Tom Winkelman 1996-99 185.2 


9. Tim Pruett 1991-94 175 

10. Butch Parmeley 1985-88 169.2 

Pitching Wins (Career) 

1. Jeff Walters 1977-80 19 

2. Tim Walter 2001-04 15 

3. Andrew Page 2007-10 13 


5. Stephen Read 2004-07 12 



Eric Walling 2001-05 9 

9. Mike Mahoney 2001-03 8 

Tim Rhodes 1997-98 8 

Butch Parmeley 1985-88 8 

Strikeouts (Career) 

1. Andrew Page 2007-10 183 

2. Jeff Walters 1977-80 159 

3. Stephen Read 2004-07 142 

4. Tim Walter 2001-04 127 



7. Stephen Hiatt 2002-06 100 


Glen Weible 1987-90 100 

10. Eric Walling 2001-05 95 

Mike Banfield 1995-96 95 

Earned Run Average (Season) 

1. Rusty Litchfield 1977 2.15 

2. Matt Campbell 2007 2.17 

3. Rusty Litchfield 1976 2.26 

4. Larry Wuerz 1977 2.27 

5. Tavish Hill 2006 2.78 

6. Tavish Hill 2007 3.08 

7. Andrew Page 2009 3.18 

8. Robert Feldmann 1980 3.33 

9. Jeff Walters 1980 3.34 

10. Jeff Mitchell 1991 3.43 

Earned Run Average (Career) 

1. Tavish Hill 2006-07 2.93 

2. Rusty Litchfield 1975-77 3.12 

3. Jeff Walters 1977-80 3.95 

4. Matt Campbell 2005-08 4.07 

5. Jeff Mitchell 1990-93 4.10 

6. Andrew Page 2007-10 4.09 

7. Stephen Hiatt 2002-06 4.77 

8. Tim Pruett 1991-94 4.78 

9. Mike Banfield 1995-96 4.86 

10. Mike Mahoney 2000-03 4.88 

Runs Scored in Game 

1. vs. Webster 27 (27-2) March 21, 1995 

2. vs. Wis.-Parkside 21 (21-11) March 13, 2010 

vs. Northwest Mo. 21 (21-11) April 21, 2001 

4. vs. Pittsburg State 20 (20-15) April 11, 2001 

vs. Pittsburg State 20 (20-9) April 26, 1997 

6. vs. Washington U. 19 (19-18) April 22, 1987 

7. vs. Augustana 18 (18-7) Feb. 22, 2009 

vs. Henderson State 18 (18-10) Feb. 13, 2009 

vs. Westminster 18 (18-0) March 6, 2004 

vs. South Dakota 18 (18-8) March 8, 1999 

Complete Games (Career) 

1. Jeff Mitchell 1990-93 18 

Jeff Walters 1977-80 18 

Rusty Litchfield 1975-77 18 

4. Butch Parmeley 1985-88 16 

5. Tim Pruett 1991-94 12 

6. Glen Weible 1987-90 10 

Chris Silies 1988-89 10 

Gene Meyer 1981-84 10 


Tim Rhodes 1997-98 9 

Larry Wuerz 1976-78 9 


MINERS’ ANNUAL LEADERS (SINCE 1971) 

YEAR ..............BATTING RUNS SCORED HITS HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN 

1971 ...............Art Bell, .333 Phil Columbatto, 11 Steve Biederman, 19 Ross Bacon, 2 Dennis Smith, 9 

1972 ...............Steve Biederman, .376 Biederman/Munzert, 13 Steve Biederman, 35 Steve Biederman, 2 Steve Biederman, 24 

1973 ...............Dennis Smith, .364 Steven Munzert, 9 Dale Walling, 14 Schrader/Heifner, 1 Gary Fennewald, 10 

1974 ...............Dennis Smith, .385 Three tied with 13 Dennis Smith, 25 D. Smith/White, 3 D. Smith/White, 11 

1975 ...............Stu Dunlop, .438 Bud Stein, 15 Stu Dunlop, 29 Stu Dunlop, 2 Stu Dunlop, 20 

1976 ...............Dennis Hart, .333 Hart/Mastroianni, 5 Dennis Hart, 21 Dennis Hart, 1 Dennis Hart, 9 

1977 ...............Jeff Walters, .368 Jose Hernandez, 28 Jose Hernandez, 36 Four tied with 1 Greg Derbak, 22 

1978 ...............Jeff Hannah, .456 Michael Bennett, 17 Michael Bennett, 22 Jeff Hannah, 4 Jeff Hannah, 18 

1979 ...............Statistics not available 

1980 ...............Mark Wagner, .392 Michael Bennett, 30 Bennett/Eiffert, 34 Michael Bennett, 5 Rich Fuerman, 30 

1981 ...............D.J. Steagall, .415 Craig Thomas, 28 Rich Fuerman, 44 Three tied with 2 Rich Fuerman, 26 


1983 ...............D.J. Steagall, .397 Craig Thomas, 16 D.J. Steagall, 27 D.J. Steagall, 3 D.J. Steagall, 21 

1984 ...............Vernon Huggans, .419 Mike O’Dell, 17 Brad Lee, 23 Brad Lee, 3 Brad Lee, 29 

1985 ...............Mike O’Dell, .403 Mike O’Dell, 20 Mike O’Dell, 31 Mike O’Dell, 2 Brad Lee, 13 

1986 ...............John Viehmann, .432 Dan Daily, 19 John Viehmann, 41 John Viehmann, 3 John Viehmann, 29 

1987 ...............Dan Daily, .381 Bret Voypick, 28 Daily/Voypick, 32 Reinitz/Wiemann, 2 John Viehmann, 26 

1988 ...............Dan Daily, .381 Dan Daily, 22 Dan Daily, 37 Brummer/Wiemann, 4 Dan Daily, 23 

1989 ...............Dan Daily, .352 Bret Voypick, 30 Dan Daily, 32 Bret Voypick, 3 Dan Daily, 25 

1990 ...............Tom Hasenstab, .339 Eric Abel, 19 Eric Abel, 28 Tom Hasenstab, 4 Brett Felton, 11 

1991 ...............Eric Abel, .295 Dan McCarthy, 12 Eric Abel, 33 Todd Oetting, 4 Tom Hasenstab, 12 

1992 ...............Mike Wise, .353 Kevin Dry, 21 Eric Abel, 30 Tom Hasenstab, 5 Eric Abel, 23 

1993 ...............Chris Leaton, .357 Chad Fuesting, 18 Chris Leaton, 25 Fuesting/Wade, 2 Chad Fuesting, 15 

1994 ...............Chad Fuesting, .279 Nathan Wade, 22 Chad Fuesting, 31 Nathan Wade, 3 Nathan Wade, 17 

1995 ...............Nathan Wade, .333 Chad Fuesting, 35 Nathan Wade, 46 Matt Bryant, 5 Dan McGinnis, 33 

1996 ...............Todd Rastorfer, .342 Nathan Wade, 26 Matt Bryant, 36 Matt Bryant, 5 Matt Bryant, 35 

1997 ...............Mike Williams, .357 Mike Williams, 35 Pat Sisco, 52 Matt Bryant, 8 Bryant/Sisco, 29 

1998 ...............Kory Mitchell, .411 Dwight Ipock, 29 Dwight Ipock, 41 Kory Mitchell, 4 Kory Mitchell, 27 

1999 ...............Ben Frank, .344 Jim Van Iten, 32 Dwight Ipock, 41 Kyle Bruemmer, 6 Kyle Bruemmer, 36 

2000 ...............Brian Hutsell, .342 Brian Hutsell, 29 Brian Hutsell, 41 Randy Root, 6 Vince Sanvi, 30 

2001 ...............Kyle Bruemmer, .440 Brad Barton, 33 Kyle Bruemmer, 55 Brad Barton, 7 Kyle Bruemmer, 45 

2002 ...............Clint Moss, .378 Clint Moss, 24 Clint Moss, 48 Mannon/Hamilton, 4 Eric Cummins, 21 

2003 ...............Eric Cummins, .432 Steve Hopkins, 32 Eric Cummins, 50 Three tied with 5 Morris/Hopkins, 30 

2004 ...............Matt Macormic, .352 Steve Hopkins, 40 Kyle Hamilton, 58 Steve Hopkins, 6 Steve Hopkins, 36 

2005 ...............Colby Wilson, .341 Brett McLean, 34 Brett McLean, 59 Three tied with 4 Brett McLean, 31 

2006 ...............Thomas McCormick, .320 T. McCormick, 24 Thomas McCormick, 48 Thomas McCormick, 3 Colin Moore, 18 

2007 ...............Brandon Cogan, .351 Gerad Fox, 27 Gerad Fox, 54 Four tied with 1 McCormick/Redden 20 

2008 ...............Yaimel Javier-Cury, .342 Zac Carter, 35 Thomas McCormick, 53 Thomas McCormick, 4 T. McCormick, 46 

2009 ...............Eaf Redden, .340 Brandon Cogan, 34 Eaf Redden, 65 Thomas McCormick, 3 Eaf Redden, 49 

2010 ...............Will Morrison, .391 Z. Carter/B. Cogan, 40 Will Morrison, 75 Ben Pieper, 9 Zach Carter, 41 


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MINERS’ ANNUAL LEADERS (SINCE 1971) 

YEAR ..............STOLEN BASES ERA (1 IP/GP) INNINGS PITCHED WINS STRIKEOUTS 

1971 ...............Bell/Munzert, 2 Dwight Stack, 3.51 Dwight Stack, 36.0 Dwight Stack, 4 Dwight Stack, 29 

1972 ...............Steven Munzert, 12 Bob Pledge, 3.37 Bob Pledge, 50.2 Bob Pledge, 6 Bob Pledge, 44 

1973 ...............Schrader/Heifner, 12 Billy Olsen, 1.57 Billy Olsen, 23.0 Billy Olsen, 3 Billy Olsen, 28 

1974 ...............Dale Walling, 7 David McMillan, 3.06 Billy Olsen, 38.0 David McMillan, 3 Billy Olsen, 37 

1975 ...............Stu Dunlop, 7 Mark Mills, 3.94 Mike Simac, 40.2 Mike Simac, 2 Mike Simac, 33 

1976 ...............Greg Derbak, 4 Rusty Litchfield, 2.26 Rusty Litchfield, 55.2 Litchfield/Simac, 1 Rusty Litchfield, 29 

1977 ...............Jose Hernandez, 17 Rusty Litchfield, 2.15 Rusty Litchfield, 58.2 Three tied with 4 Jeff Walters, 35 

1978 ...............Bill Lenger, 3 Jeff Walters, 4.27 Jeff Walters, 40 Jeff Walters, 4 Jeff Walters, 37 


1980 ...............Kenton Eiffert, 24 Joe Feldmann, 3.33 Jeff Walters, 56.2 Feldmann/Walters, 5 Jeff Walters, 37 

1981 ...............Craig Thomas, 11 Michael St. John, 4.44 Michael St. John, 50.6 Michael St. John, 3 Fisher, 27 


1983 ...............Jay Todd, 4 Mike Stone, 7.52 Gene Meyer, 28.0 Four tied with 1 Mike Stone, 34 

1984 ...............Tom Murphy, 4 Dave Kuethe, 3.85 Dave Kuethe, 35.0 Kuethe/Stone, 2 Dave Kuethe, 29 

1985 ...............John Overkamp, 7 Aaron Epperly, 5.40 Butch Parmeley, 38.2 Bill Foege, 3 Bill Foege, 22 

1986 ...............John Schumacher, 6 Alan James, 4.30 Butch Parmeley, 55.0 Aaron Epperly, 3 Aaron Epperly, 23 

1987 ...............Dan Daily, 11 Alan James, 4.01 Aaron Epperly, 43.2 Alan James, 4 Aaron Epperly, 29 

1988 ...............Dan Daily, 8 Glen Weible, 4.72 Silies/Parmeley, 42.2 Weible/Parmeley, 3 Glen Weible, 35 

1989 ...............Daily/Harmon, 14 Glen Weible, 4.95 Chris Ruffing, 42.1 Chris Ruffing, 3 Glen Weible, 27 

1990 ...............Eric Abel, 7 Jeff Mitchell, 3.89 Jeff Mitchell, 45.0 Jeff Mitchell, 2 Wes Theissen, 12 

1991 ...............Eric Abel, 9 Jeff Mitchell, 3.43 Jeff Mitchell, 63.0 Tim Pruett, 2 Jeff Mitchell, 32 

1992 ...............Eric Abel, 8 Jeff Mitchell, 3.65 Jeff Mitchell, 56.2 Mitchell/Seavey, 4 Geoff Seavey, 34 

1993 ...............Chad Fuesting, 8 Jeff Mitchell, 4.99 Jeff Mitchell, 39.2 Tim Pruett, 2 Jeff Mitchell, 18 

1994 ...............Nathan Wade, 7 Scott Nierman, 6.32 Allen Jones, 42.1 Kevin Hill, 3 Allen Jones, 26 

1995 ...............Chad Fuesting, 21 Allen Jones, 4.38 Allen Jones, 63.2 Allen Jones, 5 Allen Jones, 50 

1996 ...............McGinnis/Como, 4 Mike Banfield, 3.98 Mike Banfield, 54.1 Mike Banfield, 4 Mike Banfield, 52 

1997 ...............Dwight Ipock, 8 Kevin Hill, 4.36 Tom Winkelman, 60.1 Winkelman/Rhodes, 5 Root/Rhodes, 35 

1998 ...............Dwight Ipock, 19 Tim Rhodes, 5.43 Tim Rhodes, 68.0 Rhodes/Winkelman, 3 Tim Rhodes, 33 

1999 ...............Dwight Ipock, 13 Tom Winkelman, 5.02 Tom Winkelman, 52.0 Tom Winkelman, 4 Alan Woodyard, 33 

2000 ...............Randy Root, 6 Dallas Blasdel, 5.76 Dave Jablonski, 43.2 Swiezynski/Jablonski, 2 Charlie Tholl, 33 

2001 ...............Clint Moss, 8 Tim Champ, 5.20 Dallas Blasdel, 60.0 Gabe Converse, 5 Tim Champ, 54 

2002 ...............Clint Moss, 8 Steve Hiatt, 3.86 Tim Walter, 67.2 Tim Walter, 4 Tim Walter, 46 

2003 ...............Clint Moss, 12 Mike Mahoney, 4.42 Mike Mahoney, 57.0 Three tied with 4 Mahoney/Hiatt 30 

2004 ...............Clint Moss, 13 Eric Walling, 5.06 Tim Walter, 72.1 Tim Walter, 5 Tim Walter, 45 

2005 ...............Joe Montgomery, 15 Stephen Read, 7.02 Dave DeClue, 60.1 DeClue/Walling, 4 Stephen Read, 43 

2006 ...............Montgomery/Thompson, 7 Tavish Hill, 2.78 Dave DeClue, 61.1 Tavish Hill, 3 Dave DeClue, 55 

2007 ...............Gerad Fox, 15 Matt Campbell, 2.17 Stephen Read, 77.0 Matt Campbell, 6 Stephen Read, 52 

2008 ...............Brandon Cogan, 14 Andrew Page, 3.71 Matt Campbell, 61.0 Page/Birkby, 4 Andrew Page, 62 

2009 ...............Andrew Vance, 9 Andrew Page, 3.18 Andrew Page, 82.0 Andrew Page, 6 Andrew Page, 78 

2010 ...............Brandon Cogan, 17 Andrew Page, 5.43 Caleb Lambert, 61.2 Caleb Lambert, 5 Caleb Lambert, 39 

Clint Moss 

Andrew Page 

Stephen Read 


ALL-TIME SCORES 


32 

1966 (7-8, 3-7 MIAA) 

3/31 @Evangel 7-2 

@Evangel 12-4 

4/4 McKendree 2-1 

McKendree 5-11 

4/7 Missouri State 0-11 


Missouri State 6-2 

4/16 @Harris-Stowe 5-2 

@Harris-Stowe 3-4 

4/23 @Southeast Missouri 2-5 

5/6 @Missouri State 6-5 


@Missouri State 5-12 

5/14 Southeast Missouri 1-2 

Southeast Missouri 10-5 

1967 (5-7, 4-4 MIAA) 

3/23 Carthage 7-8 

4/1 Harris-Stowe 4-5 

Harris-Stowe 5-7 










1968 (6-3, 4-3 MIAA) 

MIAA South Champions 





4/26 @Southeast Mo. (10 inn.) 5-6 

@Southeast Missouri 3-1 


5/1 Evangel 17-4 


1969 (9-8, 3-6 MIAA) 

3/30 Missouri Valley 5-3 

4/12 Central Bible 10-0 

Central Bible 14-0 

4/13 Central Bible 4-3 







5/1 Drury 3-2 






1970 (8-12, 4-8 MIAA) 

4/1 @Missouri Valley 10-3 





@Harris-State 7-9 

4/14 College of Ozarks 11-4 

College of Ozarks 5-1 




4/24 @Washington Univ. 4-10 

4/26 @SIU Edwardsville 0-1 

@SIU Edwardsville 1-5 







1971 (8-15, 4-8 MIAA) 

3/27 @William Penn 4-3 

@William Penn 3-2 



4/3 Lincoln 5-3 

Lincoln 6-10 

4/10 @Northwest Missouri 3-0 

@Northwest Missouri 9-1 



4/24 @Central Missouri 0-2 

@Central Missouri 1-4 

4/27 @College of Ozarks 7-11 

@College of Ozarks 0-9 

4/30 @McKendree 5-1 

@McKendree 3-0 



5/3 Washington Univ. 1-16 



5/15 @Truman State 4-9 

@Truman State 0-4 

1972 (20-12, 9-3 MIAA) 

MIAA Champions 

3/24 William Penn 7-0 

William Penn 13-3 


McKendree 4-5 

3/27 William Penn 6-3 

William Penn 3-9 

3/28 @Drury 4-1 

3/29 @Southwest Baptist 6-0 

@Southwest Baptist 6-5 




Lincoln 8-1 

4/8 Northwest Missouri 2-1 

Northwest Missouri 1-7 



4/23 Central Missouri 3-2 

Central Missouri 1-5 

4/24 Drury 7-0 

Drury 6-3 


5/4 Missouri-St. Louis 2-3 

Missouri-St. Louis 0-7 



5/13 Truman State 6-5 

Truman State 9-6 

5/17 @McKendree 9-8 

@McKendree 10-5 

NCAA Central Regional 

(at Rolla, Mo.) 

5/19 Northern Colorado 0-11 

Northern Iowa 3-5 

1973 (13-12, 3-5 MIAA) 



3/28 Drury 5-0 

Drury 2-1 

4/3 Missouri Southern 5-4 

4/7 @Lincoln 2-0 

@Lincoln 4-11 

4/10 @Drury 8-1 

@Drury 11-3 

4/17 @Missouri-St. Louis 1-4 

@Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 



4/24 Southwest Baptist 4-0 

Southwest Baptist 3-5 




Washington Univ. 5-0 

5/5 Missouri Western 4-1 

Missouri Western 3-1 

5/8 @Missouri Southern 1-2 

@Missouri Southern 2-8 



1974 (6-22, 1-11 MIAA) 

3/16 Iowa State 7-8 

Iowa State 1-17 

3/20 Luther 0-1 



4/1 @Missouri 0-11 

@Missouri 2-7 




@Lincoln 8-9 

4/10 @Lindenwood 10-6 








Evangel 5-1 




@Washington Univ. 2-4 

5/1 @Evangel 1-3 

@Evangel 1-2 



1975 (6-15, 2-11 MIAA) 

3/23 Cornell, Iowa 11-9 

Cornell, Iowa 1-0 


Evangel 1-8 





Lincoln 4-1 

4/15 @Evangel 4-1 

@Evangel 1-5 











1976 (2-18, 2-14 MIAA) 

3/20 Evangel (1) 3-11 

Evangel (1) 4-9 










4/10 @Lincoln 7-2 

@Lincoln 4-5 








(1) at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. 

1977 (17-15, 7-10 MIAA) 

3/16 @Arkansas-Little Rock 1-2 

3/17 @Harding 5-6 

@Harding 2-11 


Evangel 12-9 

3/26 Maryville 3-2 

Maryville 7-2 







4/12 Missouri Baptist 8-4 

Missouri Baptist 4-2 



Lincoln 11-1 








5/1 Lindenwood 5-1 

Lindenwood 11-0 






1978 (11-15, 4-11 MIAA) 

3/11 @Arkansas-Little Rock 4-6 

@Arkansas-Little Rock 3-0 

3/21 @Evangel 9-5 

@Evangel 5-9 




4/3 Evangel (8 inn.) 6-5 

Evangel 10-12 




4/14 @Lincoln 7-5 

4/15 @Lincoln (9 inn.) 6-4 

@Lincoln 3-4 











Lindenwood 21-0


1979 (10-14, 5-7 MIAA) 

3/8 @Harding 5-4 

@Harding 2-5 

3/9 @Arkansas-Monticello 3-1 

@Arkansas-Monticello 7-2 




Lincoln 4-3 


@Evangel 3-1 




Evangel 1-8 



4/17 @Lincoln 6-4 

@Lincoln 4-7 




@Southeast Mo. (11 inn.) 9-7 



1980 (14-17, 6-6 MIAA) 

3/10 Marietta (1) 0-1 

3/11 Valparaiso (1) 6-1 

Marietta (1) 2-6 


3/13 @Florida State 3-18 

@Florida State 0-13 

3/22 George Williams 13-1 

George Williams 11-1 

3/25 @Evangel 1-0 

@Evangel 3-4 

3/29 @Maryville 15-0 

@Maryville 10-0 


Evangel 2-5 



4/7 @Saint Louis 0-6 

@Saint Louis 0-3 





Lincoln 7-2 

4/19 @Lincoln 9-3 

@Lincoln 3-1 







(1) at Panama City, Fla. 

1981 (14-27, 3-9 MIAA) 

3/9 Illinois State (1) 1-2 

Illinois State (1) 5-9 

3/10 Butler (1) 1-9 

3/11 Western Kentucky (1) 4-5 

3/12 Marietta (1) 6-7 


3/13 @West Florida 3-4 


@West Florida 1-9 






Maryville 9-2 



4/1 @Evangel 2-11 

@Evangel 8-5 



4/6 Greenville 2-4 


Evangel 9-8 




@Lindenwood 8-5 









4/30 @Lincoln 5-6 

@Lincoln 7-5 



5/4 @Saint Louis 10-5 


1982 (12-21, 5-7 MIAA) 






3/16 Olivet Nazarene (1) 1-3 

Valparaiso (1) 4-7 







3/31 @Principia 5-3 

@Principia 8-3 


Lincoln 10-6 



4/13 @Evangel 5-6 

@Evangel 5-8 







4/24 @Lincoln 5-3 

@Lincoln 8-4 






1983 (4-20-1, 2-8 MIAA) 


3/13 Marietta (1) 6-5 



Western Illinois (1) 10-10 








Southeast Mo. (8 inn.) 5-12 






Lincoln 8-3 



5/3 @Wichita State 4-32 

@Wichita State 0-9 

5/4 @Wichita State 1-25 

@Wichita State 1-25 


1984 (5-15, 3-6 MIAA) 

3/11 Marietta (1) 5-6 

Ripon (1) 5-2 

3/12 Troy (1) 2-14 


Troy (1) 4-12 

3/14 Northern Kentucky (1) 7-5 


Olivet Nazarene (1) 3-4 

3/16 Marietta (1) 2-14 




Lincoln 4-3 









1985 (7-16, 3-9 MIAA) 



3/12 Principia (1) 8-6 














4/15 @Lincoln 6-7 

@Lincoln 4-8 



4/21 Lincoln 10-1 

Lincoln 10-2 



1986 (6-25, 4-8 MIAA) 

3/9 Marietta (1) 3-15 


3/10 Illinois State (1) 4-15 

3/11 Marietta (1) 3-17 

3/12 Washington Univ. (1) 9-4 





3/20 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 4-16 




4/3 Iowa Wesleyan 3-5 

Iowa Wesleyan 4-6 









Lincoln 10-5 





4/20 @Lincoln 10-8 

@Lincoln 8-1 



1987 (15-9, 7-5 MIAA) 

3/7 @Southwest Christian 1-2 

@Southwest Christian 11-10 

3/13 @Southwest Christian 10-2 

@Southwest Christian 17-2 

3/15 Lincoln 11-7 

Lincoln 17-13 


Maryville 9-0 














MIAA Tournament 

(at Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 




1988 (11-17, 6-6 MIAA) 

3/12 Ripon (1) 5-4 

Tennessee Tech (1) 9-8 

3/13 Concord (1) 11-3 


3/15 MacMurray (1) 3-10 

3/16 Troy (1) 2-10 

3/17 Concord (1) 5-8 



















4/25 Southeast Missouri (2) 3-9 

4/26 @Lincoln 6-8 

@Lincoln 10-0 


(2) at St. Louis, Mo. 




34 

1989 (9-20-1, 3-9 MIAA) 

3/12 Wayne State, Mich. (1) 3-4 


3/13 Marietta (1) 8-13 

Charleston (1) 2-6 

3/14 Charleston (1) 7-2 



Eastern Illinois (1) 0-8 




Lincoln 9-1 







4/12 SIU Edwardsville 5-8 

SIU Edwardsville 3-11 








4/26 @Lincoln 11-2 

@Lincoln 12-9 


1990 (4-18, 3-9 MIAA) 

3/11 Grand View (1) 6-9 

Ohio Dominican (1) 0-10 

3/12 Berry (1) 3-11 


3/13 Berry (1) 4-6 


3/15 Marietta (1) 0-6 











Missouri Southern 3-17 


Lincoln 11-4 




1991 (5-26-1, 0-14 MIAA) 

3/10 Grand View (1) 0-6 

Berry (1) 4-10 

3/11 West Virginia Tech (1) 5-4 


3/12 Kentucky Wesleyan (1) 2-2 

3/13 Marietta (1) 1-14 

3/14 Marietta (1) 5-9 


3/23 @Pittsburg State 5-13 

@Pittsburg State 5-16 












4/17 @Quincy 5-2 

@Quincy 0-2 











1992 (8-19, 3-7 MIAA) 

2/29 @Missouri Baptist 5-0 

@Missouri Baptist 10-6 





3/9 Ohio Dominican (1) 8-1 


3/12 Marietta (1) 4-18 



3/21 SW Baptist (12 inn.) 4-5 






4/1 Quincy 1-13 

Quincy 7-14 






4/11 @Lincoln 2-7 

4/12 @Lincoln 10-3 

@Lincoln 4-5 


1993 (4-16-1, 2-10-1 MIAA) 




3/12 @Washburn 2-12 


Lincoln 5-9 




4/4 Mo. Southern (10 inn.) 10-10 

4/6 @Quincy 4-10 

@Quincy 6-7 






4/21 Quincy 4-15 

Quincy 8-19 



1994 (8-26, 0-15 MIAA) 







3/6 @Washington U. (8 inn.) 5-6 



Northern Kentucky (1) 4-10 


Grand View (1) 3-8 

3/15 Alice Lloyd (1) 4-3 

St. Francis, Ill. (1) 2-3 


Northern Kentucky (1) 3-12 


@SW Baptist (8 inn.) 11-12 

3/19 @SW Baptist (10 inn.) 8-9 

@SW Baptist (8 inn.) 8-9 






4/8 Culver-Stockton 3-2 

Culver-Stockton 5-3 


@Lincoln 3-4 

4/16 Pittsburg State 0-11 


Pittsburg State 3-6 




1995 (14-28, 3-16, MIAA) 








Wayne State, Mich. (1) 3-2 

3/13 Marietta (1) 0-5 


3/15 Kentucky Wesleyan (1) 5-14 

3/16 Simpson (1) 3-5 

3/18 @Mo.-St. Louis (12 inn.) 3-4 




3/21 @Webster 27-2 

@Webster 7-0 




Lincoln 3-5 

3/26 Lincoln 13-4 

3/30 @Evangel 10-17 

@Evangel 3-8 





4/4 Quincy 17-10 














1996 (14-23-1, 6-11-1 MIAA) 










West Virginia Tech (1) 3-6 

3/11 Marietta (1) 1-4 



3/14 Grand View (1) 0-2 

Grand View (1) 8-9 

3/15 Beloit (1) 4-3 

3/24 @Lincoln 1-14 

@Lincoln (11 inn.) 1-1 





4/5 Pittsburg St. (10 inn.) 15-14 







Harris-Stowe (10 inn.) 6-7 



4/13 @SW Baptist (10 inn.) 15-16 







1997 (20-19-2, 10-13 MIAA) 






3/10 Wooster (1) 6-6 

3/11 California, Pa. (1) 10-9 


3/14 Marietta (1) 6-6 






3/26 Washburn 3-2 

Washburn 6-8 









4/8 @Missouri Western 5-6 

@Missouri Western 4-6 

4/9 @Emporia State 3-4 

@Emporia State 2-1 

4/16 Evangel 17-12 

Evangel 1-4 



4/19 @Lincoln 12-6 

@Lincoln 0-9 

MIAA Tournament 

(at Emporia, Kan) 





4/27 Pittsburg State 5-3


MIAA Tournament Championship 

(at Topeka, Kan.) 




1998 (13-23, 6-16 MIAA) 



3/1 Briar Cliff (1) 11-1 

Briar Cliff (1) 14-0 

3/2 Briar Cliff (1) 7-11 

Urbana (1) 11-1 

3/3 John Carroll (1) 6-5 

John Carroll (1) 12-2 

3/5 Beloit (1) 3-2 

Beloit (1) 1-6 





@Washburn 2-3 














Lincoln 6-9 









1999 (9-27, 4-17 MIAA) 

2/20 Harding (1) 7-8 





Webster (2) 3-4 

3/8 South Dakota (2) 18-8 

South Dakota (2) 9-13 

3/9 Marietta (2) 0-7 

3/11 Charleston (2-8 inn.) 3-4 

Charleston (2-8 inn.) 4-5 






Washburn 3-10 





3/31 College of Ozarks (9 inn.) 5-4 


4/2 Emporia State 7-9 

Emporia State 0-7 


4/7 @Lincoln 5-15 

@Lincoln 0-4 









(1) at Point Lookout, Mo. 


2000 (9-32, 6-22 MIAA) 

2/26 @Westminster 3-4 

@Westminster 3-4 


Evangel 6-11 


3/12 Lincoln (1) 6-2 

Lincoln (1) 4-9 

3/13 Lincoln (1) 7-16 

Dana (1) 5-2 

3/14 Heidelberg (1) 6-10 

3/15 California, Pa. (1) 3-6 

Avila (1) 7-8 

3/17 Dana (1) 9-5 











Washburn 6-1 



















2001 (21-19, 15-13 MIAA) 

3/3 Westminster 8-7 

Westminster 2-6 

3/4 Wisconsin-Parkside 2-7 

Wisconsin-Parkside 6-4 





3/14 Park (1) 7-6 

California, Pa. (1) 9-4 

3/15 Avila (1) 5-2 












@Washburn 3-5 

4/8 @Washburn (10 inn.) 5-6 


@Pittsburg St. (8 inn.) 20-15 
















2002 (10-31, 10-19 MIAA) 

2/16 Harding (1) 3-5 

Crichton (1) # 13-3 

2/24 @Lindenwood # 8-6 


3/10 Heidelberg (2) # 8-1 

Heidelberg (2) 2-6 

3/11 Wayne State, Mich. (2) # 7-3 


3/13 Carthage (2) 2-3 

South Dakota (2-8 inn.) 0-1 

3/14 Marietta (2) 1-4 











Washburn 5-4 




















(1) at Point Lookout, Mo. 


# Games forfeited by Missouri S&T 

2003 (20-19, 13-16 MIAA) 





3/11 Marietta (1) 4-1 

3/12 Truman State (1) 6-4 

Truman State (1) 11-1 

3/13 Marietta (1) 7-1 












4/5 @Washburn (10 inn.) 6-5 

@Washburn (12 inn.) 9-10 


@Pittsburg State (8 inn.) 5-6 





4/21 Evangel 16-4 

Evangel 13-12 












2004 (16-33, 11-20 MIAA) 



2/22 Central Methodist 5-4 

Central Methodist 0-2 







Wis.-Parkside (13 inn.) 3-7 



@Evangel 4-3 



3/11 @Northeastern State 5-4 

@No’eastern St. (8 inn.) 8-11 

3/12 @Bacone 1-2 

@Bacone 0-1 










Washburn 11-14 














@Truman State (10 inn.) 10-9 









36 

2005 (11-43, 6-25 MIAA) 

2/12 @Henderson State 0-6 

@Henderson State 1-6 




Lincoln 3-6 

2/20 William Woods 3-21 

William Woods 6-5 

2/27 @St. Edward’s 0-9 

@St. Edward’s 7-9 


Evangel 5-8 

3/4 Missouri-St. Louis (1) 4-5 

3/5 Hillsdale (1) 3-8 

Grand Valley State (1) 1-7 

3/12 William Penn (2) 8-10 

Waldorf (2) 6-5 

3/15 Westminster 5-13 

Westminster 4-0 















@Washburn 5-3 




4/20 Rockhurst 5-4 




4/26 Southwest Baptist # 6-4 













(1) at Sauget, Ill. 

(2) at Joplin, Mo. 

# Completion of suspended game 

2006 (11-41, 9-36 GLVC) 






2/28 @Lincoln 9-11 

@Lincoln 4-8 

3/4 Indianapolis 7-5 

3/5 Indianapolis # 2-3 

Indianapolis (8 inn.) 5-4 

3/11 @Southern Indiana 2-4 

@Southern Indiana 0-5 



3/18 @Bellarmine 2-1 

@Bellarmine 5-9 



3/25 @Saint Joseph’s (8 inn.) 4-3 

@Saint Joseph’s 0-2 

3/26 @Saint Joseph’s 2-6 


3/29 Missouri-St. Louis (1) 5-1 

Missouri-St. Louis (1) 3-7 



4/8 @Wisconsin-Parkside 1-5 

@Wisconsin-Parkside 3-4 

4/9 @Wisconsin-Parkside 2-5 

@Wisconsin-Parkside 2-7 


Rockhurst 0-4 

4/15 Lewis 6-8 

Lewis 6-1 

4/16 Lewis 4-1 

Lewis 6-10 

4/19 @Rockhurst 3-6 

@Rockhurst 1-4 

4/22 @Quincy 2-4 

@Quincy 1-7 

4/23 @Quincy 3-2 

@Quincy (10 inn.) 3-2 



4/29 @Kentucky Wesleyan 3-8 

@Ky. Wesleyan (10 inn.) 5-6 


@Kentucky Wesleyan 4-7 

5/6 Northern Ky. (10 inn.) 2-3 

Northern Kentucky 0-4 

5/7 Northern Kentucky 0-1 

Northern Ky. (11 inn.) 0-1 

(1) at Sauget, Ill. 


2007 (20-27, 13-24 GLVC) 

2/10 @Northeastern State 2-5 

@Northeastern State 1-14 

2/11 @Bacone 0-1 

@Bacone 6-3 




Maryville 5-1 


Lincoln 7-2 










@Kentucky Wesleyan 0-1 

3/25 @Ky. Wesleyan (10 inn.) 4-3 

3/28 Southern Indiana (8 inn.) 6-7 

Southern Indiana 0-2 

3/31 @Lewis 1-0 

@Lewis 12-6 

4/1 @Lewis 3-2 



Indianapolis 2-11 


4/12 @Drury 0-3 

@Drury 2-0 


Wisconsin-Parkside 4-5 

4/17 Drury 6-2 





@Rockhurst (10 inn.) 0-1 

4/28 Quincy 10-12 

Quincy 1-2 

4/29 Quincy 8-7 

5/1 Rockhurst (11 inn.) 4-3 

5/5 @Northern Ky. (8 inn.) 1-0 

@Northern Kentucky 0-4 

5/6 @Northern Kentucky 4-3 

2008 (22-26, 15-17 GLVC) 

2/9 @Harding 3-7 

@Harding 2-5 

2/10 @Harding 6-12 

@Harding (9 inn.) 9-2 







3/11 @William Woods 9-11 













Rockhurst 4-0 

4/5 @Southern Ind. (12 inn.) 1-2 

@Southern Ind. (8 inn.) 3-4 






4/19 @Drury 16-4 

@Drury 7-5 

4/20 @Drury 2-3 

@Drury 3-5 



4/26 Quincy 9-4 

Quincy 8-9 

4/27 Quincy 3-2 

Quincy (10 inn.) 6-9 

4/29 @Lincoln 5-8 







2009 (19-33-1, 11-13) 


@Henderson St. (8 inn) 18-10 

2/14 Truman State (1) 9-1 

Truman State (1) 5-4 

2/20 Henderson State 3-9 

Henderson State 5-6 

2/22 Augustana 10-16 

Augustana 18-7 

2/23 Augustana 1-8 

2/24 Arkansas Tech 4-5 

Arkansas Tech 0-2 

3/4 @William Woods 5-1 

@William Woods 2-5 

3/6 Arkansas Tech (2) 4-6 

3/7 Washburn (2) 2-12 







3/23 @Central Oklahoma 6-2 

@Central Oklahoma 7-11 

3/24 @Cameron 2-12 

3/25 @Cameron 5-13 

3/29 @Quincy 14-1 

3/30 @Quincy 5-0 

@Quincy 1-4 


4/4 Drury 2-1 

Drury (8 inn.) 4-7 

4/5 Drury 1-3 

Drury 8-9 


4/12 Missouri-St. Louis # 13-8 






4/21 Southern Indiana 2-15 

Southern Indiana 7-8 



@Rockhurst 7-5 



McKendree (9 inn.) 9-9 





5/5 Quincy 2-4 

(1) at Arkadelphia, Ark. 

(2) at Springfield, Mo. 


2010 (19-33, 14-18) 

2/13 @Ark.-Monticello 8-9 

@Ark.-Monticello 7-3 

2/14 @Ark.-Monticello 2-4 

@Ark.-Monticello 1-3 



2/20 Northwest Mo. (1-11 in.) 4-3 

Northwest Mo. St. 0-5 

2/24 @Arkansas Tech 2-5 

@Arkansas Tech 5-7 


3/5 Arkansas Tech (2) 5-14 

3/6 Southern Arkansas (2) 9-15 

3/7 Ouachita Baptist (2) 10-13 


3/14 Lewis 14-6 

Lewis 4-7 

3/15 Wisconsin-Parkside # 11-5 

3/16 Fort Hays State 13-3 

3/17 Fort Hays State (10 inn) 1-2 


Maryville 10-2 


Maryville 7-3 

3/27 @Drury 8-7 

3/28 @Drury 2-3 

@Drury 1-6 

3/29 @Drury 12-17 



4/3 Rockhurst (8 inn.) 8-9 

Rockhurst 3-6 






4/13 William Woods 2-8 

4/16 @Southern Indiana 0-12

ALL-TIME SCORES/VS. OPPONENTS 




4/21 @Truman State (8 inn.) 3-2 


4/26 Quincy 11-0 

Quincy 1-9 

4/27 Quincy 3-6 

Quincy 7-6 





(1) at Arkadelphia, Ark. 

(2) at Springfield, Mo. 


Caleb Lambert 

Great Lakes Valley Conference 

Baseball Champions 

Regular Season 

1980...........................................................Bellarmine 

1981........................................................ Indianapolis 

1982........................................................ Indianapolis 

1983................................................ Southern Indiana 

1984........................................................ Indianapolis 

1985.....................................Lewis, Southern Indiana 

1986.................................................................. Lewis 

1987.................................................................. Lewis 

1988.................................................... Saint Joseph’s 

1989...........................................................Bellarmine 

1990.................................................................. Lewis 

1991.................................................... Saint Joseph’s 

1992.................................................................. Lewis 


1994.................................................................. Lewis 

1995.................................................... Saint Joseph’s 

1996.................................................... Saint Joseph’s 

1997................................................ SIU Edwardsville 


1999............................... Indianapolis (N), Quincy (S) 

2000..............Indianapolis (N), Missouri-St. Louis (S) 

2001............... Indianapolis (N), SIU Edwardsville (S) 

2002..............................................Northern Kentucky 

2003...............................................Missouri-St. Louis 

2004............................................Wisconsin-Parkside 

2005...................Saint Joseph’s, Wisconsin-Parkside 



2008.................Bellarmine (E), Southern Indiana (W) 

2009..................Indianapolis, Northern Kentucky (E), 

................................................. Southern Indiana (W) 

2010....Northern Kentucky (E), Southern Indiana (W) 

Post-Season Tournament 

1999.................................................... Saint Joseph’s 

2000................................................................ Quincy 

2001........................................................ Indianapolis 


2003...............................................Missouri-St. Louis 


2005............................................Wisconsin-Parkside 


2007...................................................................Drury 





ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 


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First Game Last Meeting 

ALABAMA 

Troy ................................................0-3 1984 1988 (L, 10-2) 

ARKANSAS 

Arkansas-Little Rock ................1-2 1977 1978 (W, 3-0) 

Arkansas-Monticello ................3-3 1979 2010 (L, 3-1) 

Arkansas Tech ............................0-6 2009 2010 (L, 14-5) 

Harding ........................................2-8 1977 2002 (L, 5-3) 

Henderson State .......................1-9 2005 2010 (L, 4-0) 

Ouachita Baptist .......................0-1 2010 2010 (L, 13-10) 

Southern Arkansas ...................0-1 2010 2010 (L, 15-9) 

COLORADO 

Northern Colorado ...................0-1 1972 1972 (L, 11-0) 

FLORIDA 

Florida State ...............................0-2 1980 1980 (L, 13-0) 

West Florida ................................1-7 1981 1998 (L, 3-1) 

GEORGIA 

Berry ..............................................0-3 1990 1991 (L, 10-4) 

ILLINOIS 

Eastern Illinois ............................0-1 1989 1989 (L, 8-0) 

Greenville ....................................0-1 1981 1981 (L, 4-2) 

Illinois State ................................0-6 1981 1986 (L, 12-4) 

Lewis .............................................6-3 2007 2010 (L, 7-4) 

MacMurray ..................................0-1 1988 1988 (L, 10-3) 

McKendree ................................6-3-1 1966 2009 (T, 9-9) 

Olivet Nazarene .........................1-3 1982 1984 (L, 4-3) 

Principia .......................................3-0 1982 1985 (W, 8-6) 

Quincy ....................................... 11-17 1991 2010 (W, 7-6) 

SIU Edwardsville ...................... 1-19 1970 2008 (L, 20-8) 

Western Illinois ........................0-0-1 1983 1983 (T, 10-10) 

INDIANA 

Butler.............................................0-1 1981 1981 (L, 9-1) 

Indianapolis ................................6-8 2006 2009 (L, 9-2) 

Saint Joseph’s .............................1-6 2006 2007 (L, 18-11) 

Southern Indiana .................... 1-16 2006 2010 (L, 12-6) 

Valparaiso .................................. 1-11 1980 1986 (L, 5-4) 

IOWA 

Briar Cliff ......................................2-1 1998 1998 (L, 11-7) 

Cornell ..........................................2-0 1975 1975 (W, 1-0) 

Grand View ..................................0-5 1990 1996 (L, 9-8) 

Iowa State ....................................0-2 1974 1974 (L, 17-1) 

Iowa Wesleyan ...........................0-2 1986 1986 (L, 6-4) 

Luther ...........................................0-1 1974 1974 (L, 1-0) 

Northern Iowa ...........................0-1 1972 1972 (L, 5-3) 

Simpson .......................................0-1 1995 1995 (L, 5-3) 

Waldorf .........................................1-0 2005 2005 (W, 6-5) 

William Penn ..............................5-2 1971 2005 (L, 10-8) 

KANSAS 

Emporia State .......................... 8-19 1997 2005 (L, 6-5) 

Fort Hays State ..........................1-1 2010 2010 (L, 2-1) 

Pittsburg State ........................ 12-38 1991 2008 (L, 9-3) 

Washburn .................................. 7-20 1993 2009 (L, 12-2) 

Wichita State ..............................0-4 1983 1983 (L, 25-1) 

KENTUCKY 

Alice Lloyd ...................................0-1 1994 1994 (W, 4-3) 

Bellarmine ...................................2-9 2006 2010 (W, 11-7) 

Kentucky Wesleyan ................1-7-1 1995 2007 (W, 4-3) 

Northern Kentucky ................ 6-14 1984 2009 (L, 13-3) 

Western Kentucky ....................0-1 1981 1981 (L, 5-4 

MICHIGAN 

Grand Valley State ....................0-1 2005 2005 (L, 7-1) 

Hillsdale .......................................0-1 2005 2005 (L, 8-3) 

Wayne State ................................9-7 1989 2009 (L, 17-10) 

MISSOURI 

Avila ...............................................1-1 2000 2001 (W, 5-2) 

Central Bible ...............................3-0 1969 1969 (W, 4-3) 

Central Methodist ....................1-1 2004 2004 (L, 2-0) 

Central Missouri ...................... 9-48 1971 2009 (L, 10-5) 

College of the Ozarks ........... 18-24 1970 2004 (L, 2-1) 

Culver-Stockton ........................2-0 1994 1994 (W, 5-3) 

Drury ........................................... 14-9 1969 2010 (L, 17-12) 

Evangel ...................................... 19-26 1966 2005 (L, 8-5) 

Harris-Stowe ............................ 15-19 1966 2008 (W, 7-5) 

Lincoln ..................................... 51-35-1 1971 2010 (L, 9-6) 

Lindenwood ............................. 14-5 1974 2002 (L, 6-2) 

Maryville .................................... 13-5 1977 2010 (W, 7-3) 

Missouri ...................................... 0-11 1974 1987 (L, 8-7) 

Missouri-St. Louis ................... 20-64 1972 2010 (L, 11-6) 

Missouri Baptist ....................... 5-10 1977 2004 (L, 7-1) 

Missouri Southern ............... 12-44-1 1973 2009 (L, 11-2) 

Missouri State ......................... 13-51 1966 1989 (L, 6-2) 

Missouri Valley ...........................2-0 1969 1970 (W, 10-3) 

Missouri Western ................... 11-15 1973 2005 (W, 11-3) 

Northwest Missouri .............. 12-31 1971 2010 (L, 5-0) 

Park ................................................1-0 2001 2001 (W, 7-6) 

Rockhurst .................................. 9-11 2005 2010 (L, 10-9) 

Saint Louis ...................................1-2 1980 1981 (W, 10-5) 

Southeast Missouri ............... 27-58 1966 1991 (L, 16-7) 

Southwest Baptist ................. 35-42 1972 2010 (L, 11-9) 

Truman State ........................... 31-29 1971 2010 (W, 12-5) 

Washington University ........ 12-17 1970 2005 (L, 6-1) 

Webster ........................................2-1 1995 1999 (L, 4-3) 

Westminster ...............................4-6 2000 2005 (W, 4-0) 

William Woods ...........................2-3 2005 2010 (L, 8-2) 

NEBRASKA 

Dana ..............................................2-0 2000 2000 (W, 9-5) 

OHIO 

Heidelberg ..................................1-2 2000 2002 (L, 6-2) 

John Carroll .................................2-0 1998 1998 (W, 12-2) 

Marietta .....................................3-20-2 1980 2003 (W, 7-1) 

Ohio Dominican ........................3-7 1990 2003 (L, 9-7) 

Urbana ..........................................1-0 1998 1998 (W, 11-1) 

Wooster ......................................0-0-1 1997 1997 (T, 6-6) 

OKLAHOMA 

Bacone ..........................................1-3 2004 2007 (W, 6-3) 

Cameron ......................................0-2 2009 2009 (L, 13-5) 

Central Oklahoma ....................1-1 2009 2009 (L, 11-7) 

Northeastern State...................1-3 2004 2007 (L, 14-1) 

Southwest Christian ................3-1 1987 1987 (W, 17-2) 

PENNSYLVANIA 

California .....................................2-1 1997 2001 (W, 9-4) 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

Augustana ...................................1-2 2009 2009 (L, 8-1) 

South Dakota .............................1-2 1999 2002 (L, 1-0) 

TENNESSEE 

Crichton .......................................1-0 2002 2002 (W, 13-3) 

Tennessee Tech .........................1-2 1988 1990 (L, 9-5) 

TEXAS 

St. Edward’s .................................0-2 2005 2005 (L, 9-7) 

WEST VIRGINIA 

Charleston ...................................5-7 1989 1999 (L, 5-4) 

Concord .......................................1-1 1988 1988 (L, 8-5) 

West Virginia Tech ....................1-1 1991 1996 (L, 6-3) 

WISCONSIN 

Beloit .............................................1-2 1996 1998 (L, 6-1) 

Carthage ......................................0-2 1967 2002 (L, 3-2) 

George Williams ........................2-0 1980 1980 (W, 11-1) 

Ripon .............................................2-0 1984 1988 (W, 5-4) 

Wisconsin-Oshkosh .................0-1 1986 1986 (L, 16-4) 

Wisconsin-Parkside ..................5-9 2001 2010 (W, 11-5)

2011 MINER OPPONENTS 

UPPER IOWA UNIVERSITY 

Fri., Feb. 18-Sat., Feb. 19 at Rolla, Mo. 

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA 

Sat., March 19 at Rolla, Mo. 

LOCATION: Fayette, Iowa 

CONFERENCE: Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference 

NICKNAME: Peacocks 

HEAD COACH: Mark Danker 

2010 RECORDS: 14-33, 9-23 NSIC 

LAST SEASON VS. S&T: Did not play 

LOCATION: Evansville, Ind. 

CONFERENCE: Great Lakes Valley Conference 

NICKNAME: Screaming Eagles 

HEAD COACH: Tracy Archuleta 

2010 RECORDS: 52-14, 25-5 GLVC West 

LAST SEASON VS. S&T: USI won series 3-1 (USI won 12-0, 16- 

10 and 12-6; S&T won 8-6) 

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 

Sat., Feb. 26-Sun., Feb. 27 at Monticello, Ark. 

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE 

Sun., March 20 at Rolla, Mo. 

LOCATION: Monticello, Ark. 

CONFERENCE: Gulf South Conference 

NICKNAME: Boll Weevils 

HEAD COACH: John Harvey 

2010 RECORDS: 20-26, 4-16 GSC West 

LAST SEASON VS. S&T: UAM won series 3-1 (UAM won 9-8, 

4-2 and 3-1; S&T won 7-3) 

LOCATION: Owensboro, Ky. 


NICKNAME: Panthers 

HEAD COACH: Todd Lillipop 

2010 RECORDS: 18-28, 10-18 GLVC East 


HARDING UNIVERSITY 

Sat., March 5-Sun., March 6 at Searcy, Ark. 

MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE UNIV. 

Tue., Mar. 22 at Rolla, Mo. 

LOCATION: Searcy, Ark. 

CONFERENCE: Gulf South Conference 

NICKNAME: Bisons 

HEAD COACH: Dr. Patrick McGaha 

2010 RECORDS: 25-24, 9-11 GSC West 


LOCATION: Joplin, Mo. 

CONFERENCE: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Assoc. 

NICKNAME: Lions 

HEAD COACH: Bryce Darnell 

2010 RECORDS: 28-26, 20-18 MIAA 


WILLIAM WOODS UNIVERSITY 

Wed., March 9 at Rolla 

LOCATION: Fulton, Mo. 

CONFERENCE: American Midwest Conference 

NICKNAME: Owls 

HEAD COACH: Darren Munns 

2010 RECORDS: 33-22, 15-9 AMC 

LAST SEASON VS. S&T: WWU won 8-2 

BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY 

Sat., March 26 at Louisville, Ky. 

LOCATION: Louisville, Ky. 


NICKNAME: Knights 

HEAD COACH: Deron Spink 

2010 RECORDS: 34-24, 18-12 GLVC 

LAST SEASON VS. S&T: BU won series 4-0 (BU won 5-2, 8-6, 

12-4 and 11-7) 

KING UNIVERSITY 

Sat., March 12-Sun., March 13 at Bristol, Tenn. 

NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 

Sun., March 27 at Highland Heights, Ky. 

LOCATION: Bristol, Tenn. 

CONFERENCE: NCAA Division II Independent 

NICKNAME: Tornado 

HEAD COACH: Mac McClarrinon 

2010 RECORDS: 29-16 


LOCATION: Highland Heights, Ky. 


NICKNAME: Norse 

HEAD COACH: Todd Asalon 

2010 RECORDS: 43-17, 24-6 GLVC 



2011/MINER OPPONENTS 

ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY 

Sat., Apr. 2-Sun., Apr. 3 at Kansas City, Mo. 

MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 

Sat., April 30-Sun., May 1 at St. Louis, Mo. 

LOCATION: Kansas City, Mo. 


NICKNAME: Hawks 

HEAD COACH: Gary Burns 


LAST SEASON VS. S&T: RU won series 3-1 (RU won 9-8, 6-3 

and 10-9; S&T won 8-6) 

LOCATION: St. Louis, Mo. 


NICKNAME: Saints 

HEAD COACH: Mike Sigler 


LAST SEASON VS. S&T: S&T won series 4-0 (S&T won 13-5, 

10-2, 7-0 and 7-3) 

DRURY UNIVERSITY 

Wed., April 6 at Rolla, Mo.; Tue., April 19 at Springfi eld, Mo. 

SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 

Tue., May 3 at Rolla, Mo. 

LOCATION: Springfi eld, Mo. 


NICKNAME: Panthers 

HEAD COACH: Mark Stratton 


LAST SEASON VS. S&T: DU won series 3-1 (DU won 3-2, 6-1 

and 17-12; S&T won 8-7) 

LOCATION: Bolivar, Mo. 

CONFERENCE: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Assoc. 

NICKNAME: Bearcats 

HEAD COACH: Sam Berg 

2010 RECORDS: 11-39, 9-31 MIAA 

LAST SEASON VS. S&T: SBU won 11-9 

OAKLAND CITY UNIVERSITY 

Sat., April 9-Sun., April 10 at Oakland City, Ind. 

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 

Sat., May 1-Sun., May 2 at St. Louis, Mo. 

LOCATION: Oakland City, Ind. 

CONFERENCE: NCAA Division II Independent 

NICKNAME: Mighty Oaks 

HEAD COACH: T-Ray Fletcher 

2010 RECORDS: 17-22 


LOCATION: St. Louis, Mo. 


NICKNAME: Tritons 

HEAD COACH: Jim Brady 


LAST SEASON VS. S&T: Series tied 2-2 (S&T won 4-3 and 11-5; 

UMSL won 4-0 and 11-6) 


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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD 

Sat., April 16-Sun., April 17 at Springfi eld, Ill. 

LOCATION: Springfi eld, Ill. 


NICKNAME: Prairie Stars 

HEAD COACH: Brian Grunzke 

2010 RECORDS: N/A (First season is 2011) 


QUINCY UNIVERSITY 

Fri., Apr. 22-Sat., Apr. 23 at Rolla, Mo. 

LOCATION: Quincy, Ill. 


NICKNAME: Hawks 

HEAD COACH: Josh Rabe 


LAST SEASON VS. S&T: Series tied 2-2 (S&T won 11-0 and 7-6; 

QU won 9-1 and 6-3) 

Miners’ Best Records after... 

Games 

1 ............................ 1-0 (2003) 

2 ............................ 2-0 (1995) 

3 ............................ 3-0 (1995) 

4 ............................ 4-0 (1969) 

5 ............................ 4-1 (1995) 

6 ............................ 5-1 (1987) 

7 ............................ 6-1 (1987) 

8 ............................ 7-1 (1987) 

9 ............................ 8-1 (1987) 

10 ............................ 8-2 (1987) 

11 ............................ 9-2 (1987) 

12 ............................ 9-3 (1987) 

13 ............................ 9-4 (1987) 

14 .......................... 10-4 (1972) 

15 .......................... 10-5 (1987) 

16 ...........................11-5 (1987) 

17 .......................... 12-5 (1987) 

18 .......................... 13-5 (1987) 

19 .......................... 13-6 (1987) 

20 .......................... 14-6 (1987) 

21 .......................... 15-6 (1987) 

22 .......................... 15-7 (1987) 

23 .......................... 15-8 (1987) 

24 .......................... 15-9 (1987) 

25 .......................... 16-9 (1972) 

26 ........................ 16-10 (1972) 

27 ........................ 17-10 (1972) 

28 ........................ 18-10 (1972) 

29 ........................ 19-10 (1972) 

30 ........................ 20-10 (1972) 

31 .........................20-11 (1972) 

32 ........................ 20-12 (1972) 

33 ........................ 17-16 (2001) 

34 ........................ 17-17 (2003) 

35 ........................ 18-17 (2003) 

36 ........................ 18-18 (2003) 

37 ........................ 19-18 (2001) 

38 ........................ 20-18 (2001) 

39 ........................ 21-18 (2001) 

40 ........................ 21-19 (2001) 

41 ..................... 20-19-2 (1997) 

42 ........................ 19-23 (2008) 

43 ........................ 20-23 (2008) 

44 ........................ 21-23 (2008) 

45 ........................ 21-24 (2008) 

46 ........................ 21-25 (2008) 

47 ........................ 22-25 (2008) 

48 ........................ 22-26 (2008) 

49 .........................11-38 (2006) 

50 .........................11-39 (2006) 

51 .........................11-40 (2006) 

52 .........................11-41 (2006) 

53 .........................11-42 (2006) 

54 .........................11-43 (2006)

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