2011 Baseball.pdf - Viterbo University Athletics

V I T E R B O U N I V E R S I T Y 

Athletics Administration and Staff 

Ken Barrett 

Women’s Golf Coach 

Diane Brimmer 

Vice President, 

Student Development 

Ryan DeLong 

Women’s Volleyball Coach 

Barry Fried 

Director of Athletics 

Eric Kunick 

Assistant Athletics Director for 

Communications and Events 

Joe LaMere 

Athletic Trainer 

Andy Lee 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Laura Lee 

Administrative Assistant 

JoAnn Marson 

Faculty Athletics 

Representative 

John Metelko 

Men’s and Women’s 

Cross Country and 

Track and Field Coach 

Chad Miller 

Baseball Coach 

Outdoor Sports Complex 

Coordinator 

Scott Pirnstill 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Jim Socha 

Men’s Golf Coach 

Men’s and Women’s 

Bowling Coach 

Andrea Tsilis 

Women’s Softball 

Bobbi Vandenberg 

Women’s Basketball 

Coach 

Sheldon Wagner 

Athletic Trainer 

Wayne Wagner 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Assistant Athletics Director 

900 Viterbo Drive, La Crosse, WI 54601 • 608-796-3811 • www.viterbo.edu


Greetings V-Hawk Fans: 

It is a pleasure to welcome you to Viterbo 

University and to our athletic programs 

and activities. Whether you are a player, 

parent, alumni, booster or opponent, we 

hope your experience with the university 

is a positive one. We are proud to be members 

of the NAIA and are fully committed to 

its Champions of Character initiatives and core values of respect, 

responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship. 

We believe varsity athletics are fantastic opportunities for 

development of lifelong skills that prepare our students for future 

success as leaders and people of character and integrity. Our 

Catholic and Franciscan heritage commits us to behave according 

to Gospel values and to afford each other the dignity and respect 

we deserve as children of God—yes, that means opponents and 

game officials. 

As a boy, adolescent and weekend athlete, I participated actively 

in athletics and I appreciate the role of sport in our society and 

its impact on our campuses and communities. I also am active in 

the Council of Presidents of the NAIA which strives to maintain 

athletics in its proper balance at an institution of higher learning. 

Of course, our coaches and players want to win every contest and 

we support their efforts enthusiastically, and Joan and I are loyal 

V-Hawk fans. 

Enjoy the contest—Go V-Hawks! 

Richard B. Artman 

President 



Viterbo Quick Facts 

• Mission: The Viterbo University community 

prepares students for faithful service and ethical 

leadership. 

• Location: La Crosse, Wisconsin 

• Founded: 1890 by the Franciscan Sisters of 

Perpetual Adoration (FSPA) 

• Enrollment: 3,088 undergraduates and graduates 

• Athletics Nickname: V-Hawks 

• School Colors: Cardinal and Silver 

• President: Richard B. Artman, Ph.D. 

• Major Programs: Over 50 majors, minors, and 

programs, as well as four graduate degree programs 

• Athletics: Intercollegiate—Men: baseball, basketball, 

bowling, cross country, golf, soccer, track and field. 

Women: basketball, bowling, cross country, golf, 

soccer, softball, track and field, volleyball 

• Athletics Director: Barry J. Fried 

• Conference Affiliation: Midwest Collegiate 

Conference (MCC) 

• National Affiliation: National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) 

Dancing Francis in Assisi Courtyard 

Viterbo University’s San Damiano Chapel 



Baseball Field 

Basketball Court 

Varsity Strength Center 

Softball Field 

Soccer Field 

Cardiovascular/Fitness Center 

Volleyball Court 

Golf Course 



Murphy Center 

Viterbo Court 

Fine Arts Center Main Theatre 

V-Hawk Court 

Mathy Center Track and Gym 

Dining Hall 

Varsity Athletics Center 

Reinhart Center 



Bald eagle over Mississippi River 

La Crosse Quick Facts 

Home to 52,000 people, and with a metropolitan 

population of more than 155,000, La Crosse really 

is a choice town. Breathtaking beauty surrounds 

the city, which is nestled between the majesty of 

the Mississippi and the scenic tree-topped bluffs. 

No wonder La Crosse is known as “God’s Country.” 

La Crosse is a perfect blend—charming and safe 

like a small town but filled with exciting recreational 

and social opportunities like any big city. It’s a 

great place to go to school, live, and work. More 

than 12,000 college students from the city’s three 

college campuses agree. Bustling with energy, 

there’s always something to do. 

For the nature lover: Ski, boat, canoe, swim, hike, 

bike, walk, jog, rollerblade, hunt, fish, or read a 

book by the river. 

Historic Pearl Street 

View of La Crosse atop Grandad Bluff 

Riverside Park 

For the city lover: Shop at Valley View Mall or in 

the downtown historic district. See a movie or a 

play. Check out the concert listings. Grab a latte or 

smoothie in one of the city’s coffeehouses. Listen 

to the symphony in the park. Explore the art galleries 

or simply check your email at an Internet café. 

Facts… 

• Founded in 1842, La Crosse is over 160 years old. 

• Fur traders gave the city its name when they 

spotted Winnebago, Sioux, and Dakota Indians 

playing a game similar to the French game of 

“lacrosse.” 

• La Crosse is at the intersection of the Mississippi, 

the Black, and the La Crosse Rivers. 

• La Crosse has many old, but funky and renovated 

buildings. In fact, downtown La Crosse is one of 

the largest historic districts in Wisconsin. 

• Health care and education rank high in La Crosse’s 

business and industry. 

• La Crosse has the largest German fall festival in 

the Midwest—Oktoberfest. 

• Two million lights illuminate Riverside Park each 

Christmas thanks to the hard work of Rotary 

Lights volunteers. 



Academic Programs and Services 

Quick Facts 

• Over 50 majors, minors, and programs 

• 1:12.6 faculty to student ratio 

• 76 percent of the students graduate in four years 

• 99 percent placement rate 

Winning in the Classroom 

Our coaches help foster 

a quality academic 

environment by 

meeting with students 

regularly, obtaining 

progress reports from 

professors, and 

conducting team 

study tables. The hard 

work in the classroom 

has paid off as our 

teams have averaged 

a 3.0 or better grade 

point average for 

many years. 

Learning Center 

The Learning Center provides classes, workshops, and 

tutoring for all students. The center also provides help 

in reading, writing, math, and study skills in individual 

and small group instruction for academic success. 

Career Services 

Career Services provides professional career planning 

services to students for careers consistent 

with their college major, interests, 

values, personality, and skills. Services 

offered include: 

• Individualized assessment and career 

counseling 

• Career planning courses and workshops 

• Mock interviews and resume reviews 

• Career panels and career fairs 

• Experiential learning internships 

• Professional job connections and opportunities 



Ashford University 

Clinton, Iowa 

“Saints” 

Clarke University 

Dubuque, Iowa 

“Crusaders” 

Grand View University 

Des Moines, Iowa 

“Vikings” 

Iowa Wesleyan College 

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 

“Tigers” 

Mount Mercy University 

Cedar Rapids, Iowa 

“Mustangs” 

St. Ambrose University 

Davenport, Iowa 

“Fighting Bees” 

Viterbo University 

La Crosse 

“V-Hawks” 

Waldorf College 

Forest City, Iowa 

“Warriors” 

William Penn University 

Oskaloosa, Iowa 

“Statesmen” 

Viterbo University 

competes in the National 

Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

(NAIA), a governing body that encompasses 23 

national championships for 300 member institutions. 

Every year, more than 50,000 student-athletes 

participate in NAIA competitions. 

In over 67 years of operation, the NAIA has consistently 

focused on the student-athlete by initiating 

the strongest academic standards and providing 

more national championship opportunities in intercollegiate 

sports than any other organization. The 

NAIA is committed to offering student-athletes the 

most diversified college life experience. The NAIA 

and its member institutions do not waver from 

emphasizing the values of good sportsmanship 

through athletic competition. 

The NAIA Advantage 

There are many advantages to competing in NAIA 

sports. Besides the benefit of close-knit communities 

and small class sizes on the typical NAIA campus, 

NAIA athletics offer: 

• Maximum opportunity to participate in regular 

season contests and National Championships 

• Flexibility to transfer without missing a season of 

eligibility 

• Fewer recruiting restrictions 

• Focus on the education and character development 

of the student-athlete 

Mission Statement 

The NAIA Champions of Character initiative 

creates an environment in 

which every NAIA studentathlete, 

coach, official, and 

spectator is committed to 

the true spirit of competition 

through respect, integrity, 

responsibility, servant leadership, 

and sportsmanship. 



2010–11 Baseball Roster 

No. Name Year Pos. Hometown 

1 Andrew Stoffel Junior Outfield Woodbury, Minn. 

2 Chris Dunn Sophomore LHP Hancock, Wis. 

4 Chris Laux Junior Outfield Green Bay, Wis. 

5 Andy Behnke Senior Outfield Marshall, Minn. 

6 Justin Sunderland Sophomore Infield Hayward, Wis. 

9 Drew Farrell Senior Infield/RHP Middleton, Wis. 

10 Brady Banse Senior RHP Forest Lake, Minn. 

11 Cody Brown Junior Utility Countryside, Ill. 

13 Justin Daniels Senior Catcher Onalaska, Wis. 

14 Joey Bergles Senior Outfield Geneseo, Ill. 

16 Steven Mora Senior RHP Soledad, Calif. 

17 Howard Heinrich Senior LHP Stevens Point, Wis. 

19 Brandon Buelow Senior Outfield Milwaukee, Wis. 

20 Chris Lindemann Senior Infield Rapid City, S.D. 

21 Jon Fendt Freshman Infield/RHP Sparta, Wis. 

24 Brett Rettenmeier Senior Infield Cedar Rapids, Iowa 

27 Chad Wyss Freshman RHP New Lisbon, Wis. 

29 Jordan Murray Sophomore RHP Wilton, Wis. 

30 Mark Bellatti Junior Infield La Mesa, Calif. 

32 Blake Shepherd Sophomore RHP/Outfield Mindoro, Wis. 

33 Kahtan Al-Kaissy Junior RHP/U Minnetonka, Minn. 

42 Martin Aguirre Junior RHP Quincy, Wash. 

47 Toby Turbes Freshman RHP/U Mankato, Minn. 

51 C.J. Favre Sophomore Infield La Crosse 

55 Bryan Ramirez Senior Catcher Soledad, Calif. 

Athletics photos provided by Nate Beier of GX3 Media • www.gx3media.smugmug.com 



2010–11 Baseball Schedule 

Date Time Opponent Location 

Fri., Feb. 18 4 p.m. Missouri Valley College Bartlesville, Okla. 

Sat., Feb. 18 5 p.m. Oklahoma Wesleyan University Bartlesville, Okla. 

Sat., Feb. 19 4 p.m. Missouri Valley College Bartlesville, Okla. 

Sat., Feb. 19 7 p.m. Oklahoma Wesleyan University Bartlesville, Okla. 

Fri., Feb. 25 4 p.m. Culver-Stockton College Joplin, Mo. 

Fri., Feb. 25 6:30 p.m. Graceland University Joplin Mo. 

Sat., Feb. 26 2:30 p.m. Northwestern College Joplin, Mo. 

Sat., Feb. 26 5 p.m. Culver-Stockton College Joplin, Mo. 

Sun., Feb. 27 11 a.m. Doane College Joplin, Mo. 

Sun., March 6 1 p.m. Northwood University (DH) West Palm Beach, Fla. 

Mon., March 7 12 p.m. Florida Memorial College (DH) Miami, Fla. 

Tues., March 8 6 p.m. Saint Thomas University Miami, Fla. 

Wed., March 9 1 p.m. Florida Memorial College Miami, Fla. 

Thurs., March 10 1 p.m. Northwood University (DH) West Palm Beach, Fla. 

Sat., March 12 10 a.m. Mount Marty College Clearwater, Fla. 

Sat., March 12 12:30 p.m. Spring Arbor University Clearwater, Fla. 

Sat., March 19 1 p.m. Iowa Wesleyan College (DH)* Mount Pleasant, Iowa 

Sun., March 20 12 p.m. Iowa Wesleyan College* Mount Pleasant, Iowa 

Sat., March 26 1 p.m. Ashford University (DH)* Clinton, Iowa 

Sun., March 27 12 p.m. Ashford University* Clinton, Iowa 

Tues., March 29 2 p.m. Saint Mary’s University Winona, Minn. 

Wed., March 30 2 p.m. Waldorf College* La Crosse 

Sat., April 2 1 p.m. William Penn University (DH)* Oskaloosa, Iowa 

Sun., April 3 1 p.m. William Penn University* Oskaloosa, Iowa 

Tues., April 5 2 p.m. Clarke University (DH)* La Crosse 

Sat., April 9 1 p.m. Mount Mercy University (DH)* La Crosse 

Sun., April 10 1 p.m. Mount Mercy University (DH)* La Crosse 

Mon., April 11 2 p.m. Grand View University* La Crosse 

Wed., April 13 2 p.m. University of Wisconsin–Stout (DH) Menomonie, Wis. 

Sat., April 16 1 p.m. Saint Ambrose University (DH)* Davenport, Iowa 

Sun., April 17 1 p.m. Saint Ambrose University* Davenport, Iowa 

Wed., April 20 Waldorf College (DH)* Forest City, Iowa 

Tues., April 26 7 p.m. University of Wisconsin–La Crosse La Crosse, Wis. (Copeland Park) 

Thurs., April 28 4 p.m. Clarke University* Dubuque, Iowa 

Fri., April 29 2 p.m. Grand View University (DH)* La Crosse 

Mon., May 9 7 p.m. Winona State University La Crosse, Wis. (Copeland Park) 



In 2005, following a Northwoods League 

(NWL) Championship and Field Manager of 

the Year award, Chad Miller became the first 

Viterbo University Alum to be named head 

coach of the V-Hawk baseball team. 

Miller is in his sixth season as the 

V-Hawks head coach and has been a part of 

more than 128 wins making him the winningest 

coach V-Hawk history. Over the past 

four seasons, the V-Hawks have really started 

to make some noise as they have won 116 

games and have finished top five of the very 

competitive Midwest Collegiate Conference. 

Last season, the V-Hawks finished 28-21-1 overall, 16-8 in conference play, 

and qualified for the MCC Tournament. 

Miller finished his playing career in a V-Hawk uniform as a two way 

player and threw a no-hitter against Martin Luther College during his 

senior season. Miller was also a member of the 2002 V-Hawk regional 

runner-up team that advanced farther in the postseason than any previous 

V-Hawk baseball team. 

After finishing his playing career, Miller spent three seasons as the 

V-Hawk hitting coach and recruiting coordinator. During his time as the 

hitting coach, the V-Hawks broke six single season records and six all-time 

records including single season team record for wins. Miller’s coaching experience 

also includes time as the pitching coach at his alma mater Sparta 

High School as well as at Aquinas High School in La Crosse. 

Miller proved his head coaching capabilities in 2005 with the Thunder 

Bay Border Cats of the Northwoods Collegiate League. The Border Cats 

were picked to finish last during the preseason and silenced critics by 

finishing the season with the best overall record at 44-24. The Border Cats 

capped their most successful season in franchise history by defeating the 

defending champion Madison Mallards in the NWL Championship Series. 

Miller also spent time as an assistant in the NWL with playoff teams; the 

La Crosse Loggers and the Alexandria Beetles. During his three years in 

the NWL, Miller coached 31 players who went on to play professional 

baseball including two first round draft picks; Max Scherzer 2006 (Arizona 

Diamondbacks) and Matt Mangini 2007 (Seattle Mariners) 

A native of Sparta, Wisconsin, Miller graduated from Sparta High 

School and started his college playing career at Des Moines Area Community 

College in Boone, Iowa where he was an Iowa Junior College All-Star. 

Miller then continued on to the University of Florida where he earned a 

roster spot on the 1996 Florida Gator baseball team which advanced to 

the NCAA College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska and finished third in 

the nation. As a player, Miller was a teammate of David Eckstein (Toronto 

Blue Jays), Brad Wilkerson (Texas Rangers), Josh Fogg (Cincinnati Reds), 

Mark Ellis (Oakland A’s), and Corey Koskie (Milwaukee Brewers). 

Miller received his bachelor’s degree from Viterbo in business 

administration with an emphasis in marketing management and earned a 

master’s degree in sports administration from the University of Wisconsin- 

La Crosse. In addition to his coaching duties, Miller serves as the Director 

of the Viterbo Outdoor Athletic Complex. 

Gregg Erickson is in his fourth year as a volunteer assistant coach for the 

V-Hawks. Erickson ironically began his coaching career with the V-Hawks 

in the program’s infancy back in the late 1980’s, where he assisted for 

three seasons under two head coaches: Pete Peerenboom and later Kevin 

Johnston. Since then, he has coached at the high school level at Holy 

Cross High School in Chicago, Ill., Cashton High School, Wis., and Central 

High School here in La Crosse. Erickson has a total of 19 years of baseball 

coaching experience. 

A First Team All-State high school player at La Crosse Central High 

School, Erickson played baseball for UW-Eau Claire, where he was team 

Captain in 1984. He later went on to play and coach a semi-pro team, the 

La Crosse Angels. It was that association with the (Angels) that introduced 

Erickson to the pioneers of V-Hawk baseball, including Damian Miller, and 

the relationship with Viterbo had begun. 

Andy Behnke 

Senior 

#5 

Outfield 

6’0” 

Marshall, Minn. 

2010 Season: Played in 41 

games starting 33 of them as a 

junior… finished fourth on the team in batting (.333)… 

one of his best games of the season came against William 

Penn University when he went 3-4 with a homerun, three 

RBI, and two runs scored… played first two seasons at 

Riverland Community College. 

Personal: Born on June 20, 1987 in Marshall, Minn… Son 

of Craig and Tami Dale… majoring in marketing and sport 

management and leadership. 

Year GP-GS AB R H 2B RBI BB BA 

2010 41-33 123 14 41 6 23 5 .333 

Drew Farrell 

Senior 

#9 

RHP 

6’2” 

Middleton, Wis. 


games as a junior making 14 

appearances on the mound for the V-Hawks… finished the 

season with a 2-0 record and a 3.97 ERA in 45-1/3 

innings… finished third on the team with 34 strikeouts… 

finished with a .238 batting average and had one homerun… 

played some for the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters of the 

Northwoods League. 

Personal: Born on April 15, 1988 in Madison, Wis… son of 

Brian and Kathy Farrell… majoring in sport management 

and leadership. 

Year W-L GS APP ERA IP BB SO ER 

2010 2-0 5 14 3.97 45.1 21 34 20 



Brady Banse 

Senior 

#10 

RHP 

6’1” 

Forest Lake, Minn. 

2010 Season: Played at 

Lindenwood University. 

Justin Daniels 

Senior 

#13 

Catcher 

5’10” 

Onalaska, Wis. 

2010 Season: Started 46 of 

the V-Hawks 50 games behind 

the plate… finished the season with eight doubles, one 

homerun, and 18 RBI… threw out 11 base runners trying 

to steal… had one of his best games against University of 

Wisconsin-La Crosse when he was 2-4 with a triple, one 

homerun, two RBI’s, and a run scored. 

Personal: Born on April 23, 1989 in La Crosse… son of 

Jerry and Marilyn Daniels… majoring in business. 


2008 30-15 53 8 17 2 12 10 .321 

2009 42-36 101 17 29 3 22 12 .287 

2010 48-46 122 7 29 8 18 11 .238 

Joey Bergles 

Senior 

#14 

Outfield 

6’0” 

Geneseo, Ill. 


games for the V-Hawks as a 

junior… played some for the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters of 

the Northwoods League. 

Personal: Born on Nov. 25, 1988 in Geneseo, Ill… son of 

Ray and Doris Bergles… majoring in sport science and 

leadership. 


2010 27-11 29 10 7 1 1 6 .241 

Steven Mora 

Senior 

#16 

RHP 

6’1” 

Soledad, Calif. 

2010 Season: Made nine 

appearances on the mound 

including six starts for the V-Hawks… finished with a 3-3 

record… had one of his best games against University of 

Wisconsin-La Crosse where he pitched seven-2/3 innings 

allowing three runs on seven hits while striking out eight 

to pick up the win. 

Personal: Born on Dec. 8, 1987 in Salinas, Calif… son of 

Faustino Jr. and Jeannette Mora… majoring in business 

management. 


2010 3-3 6 9 7.76 31.1 12 20 27 



Howard Heinrich 

Senior 

#17 

LHP 

5’11” 

Stevens Point, Wis. 

2010 Season: Made 14 

appearances on the mound for 

the V-Hawks including 12 starts… led the team with 53 

strikeouts in a team high 65-2/3 innings… played for the 

Cheyenne Grizzlies of the Mountain Collegiate Baseball 

League. 

Personal: Born on Feb. 15, 1989 in Wisconsin Rapids, Wis… 

son of Neil and Chrystal Heinrich… majoring in business 

management. 


2008 0-0 0 5 8.22 7.2 7 5 7 

2009 3-4 10 12 3.85 49.1 36 33 21 

2010 5-6 12 14 5.21 65.2 37 53 38 

Brandon Buelow 

Senior 

#19 

Outfield 

5’10” 

Milwaukee, Wis. 

2010 Season: MCC First Team 

All-Conference… played in 49 

of the 50 games for the V-Hawks serving as their starting 

right fielder… led the V-Hawks in batting average (.388), 

triples (three), RBI’s (43), stolen bases (11), and homeruns 

(11)… played summer baseball for the Martinsville 

Mustangs of the Coastal Plains League. 

Personal: Born on Jan. 11, 1989 in Milwaukee, Wis… son 

of Michael Buelow, Debbie Metzinger… majoring in sport 



2010 49-47 170 46 66 10 43 14 .388 

Chris Lindemann 

Senior 

#20 

Infield 

5’10” 

Rapid City, S.D. 


games as a junior… had one of 

his best offensive games when he went 2-3 with a stolen 

base against Northwood University. 

Personal: Born on Feb. 22, 1989 in Rapid City, S.D… son of 

Terry and Rebecca Lindemann… majoring in sport management 



2010 19-9 29 7 7 0 1 3 .241 

Brett Rettenmeier 

Senior 

#24 

Infield 

6’1” 

Cedar Rapids, Iowa 

2010 Season: MCC Honorable 

Mention All-Conference…played 

38 games mostly at shortstop for the V-Hawks as a junior… 

finished third on the team with a .348 batting 

average… had one of his best games against Indiana 

University Northwestern where he went 2-4 with a double, 

homerun, three RBI, and a run scored… played some for 

the La Crosse Loggers of the Northwoods League. 

Personal: Born on Aug. 23, 1988 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa… 

son of Cyndy Staton and Dean Rettenmeier… majoring in 

sport management and leadership. 


2010 38-35 138 32 48 22 27 9 .348 



Bryan Ramirez 

Senior 

#55 

Catcher 

5’6” 

Soledad, Calif. 

2010 Season: Saw limited 

action for the V-Hawks as the 

backup catcher… finished the season with six hits in 13 

at-bats for a .467 batting average. 

Personal: Born on Aug. 13, 1988 in Yuma, Ariz… son of 

Honoria Ramirez… majoring in sociology. 


2010 9-3 13 2 6 1 2 3 .462 

Andrew Stoffel 

Junior 

#1 

Outfield 

5’8” 

Woodbury, Minn. 


action in 11 games for the 

V-Hawks as a backup outfielder. 

Personal: Born on Nov. 29, 1989 in St. Paul, Minn… son of 

Steve and Jane Stoffel… majoring in sport management 



2010 11-1 2 4 1 1 3 0 .500 

Chris Laux 

Junior 

#4 

Outfield 

5’11” 

Green Bay, Wis. 

2010 Season: Played in eight 

games before suffering an injury 

that caused him to take a medical redshirt. 

Personal: Born on Jan. 29, 1990 in Marquette, Mich… son 

of John and Carol Laux… majoring in criminal justice. 

Cody Brown 

Junior 

#11 

Utility 

5’10” 

Countryside, Ill. 

2010 Season: Played at Morton 

College. 

Personal: Born on Nov. 7, 1989 in Chicago, Ill… son of 

Karrie Bowling… majoring in sport management and 

leadership. 


2009 37-26 74 15 31 8 13 12 .216 

2010 8-5 20 1 6 1 2 1 .300 



Mark Bellatti 

Junior 

#30 

Infield 

6’0” 

La Mesa, Calif. 


Grossmont College. 

Personal: Born on Aug. 26, 1990 in San Diego, Calif… son 

of Ron and Pam Bellati… majoring in criminal justice. 

Kahtan Al-Kaissy 

Junior 

#33 

RHP/Utility 

6’3” 

Minnetonka, Minn. 

2010 Season: Played at Brescia 

University. 

Personal: Born on Jan. 31, 1989 in Honolulu, Hawaii… 

son of Adrian and Kathy Al-Kaissy… majoring in business 

management. 

Martin Aguirre 

Junior 

#42 

RHP 

6’0” 

Quincy, Wash. 


Spokane Community College. 

Personal: Born on May 30, 1986 in Seattle, Wash… son of 

Martin Sr. and Tina Aguirre… majoring in sport 


Chris Dunn 

Sophomore 

#2 

LHP 

5’11” 

Hancock, Wis. 


Southwestern Iowa Community 

College. 

Personal: Born on Oct. 25, 1990 in Stevens Point, Wis… 

son of Richard and Peggy Dunn… majoring in sport 




Justin Sunderland 

Sophomore 

#6 

Infield 

5’10” 

Hayward, Wis. 

2010 Season: After playing 

in three games to start the 

season, he suffered an injury that caused him take a 

medical redshirt. 

Personal: Born on Aug. 15, 1990 in Virginia Beach, Va… 

son of Todd Sunderland… majoring in business 

management. 


2009 7-4 11 2 3 0 1 2 .273 

Jordan Murray 

Sophomore 

#29 

RHP 

5’10” 

Wilton, Wis. 


action as a freshman making 

two appearances on the mound for the V-Hawks. 

Personal: Born on March 2, 1990 in Burnsville, Minn… 

son of Jon and Jana Murray… majoring in dietetics and 

nutrition. 


2010 0-0 0 2 6.75 2.2 3 2 2 

take a medical redshirt. 

Blake Shepherd 

Sophomore 

#32 

RHP/Outfield 

6’2” 

Mindoro, Wis. 

2010 Season: Suffered early 

season injury that caused him to 

Personal: Born on May 15, 1990 in La Crosse… son of Marc 

and Sue Shepherd… majoring in criminal justice. 

C.J. Favre 

Sophomore 

#51 

Infield 

6’2” 

La Crosse, Wis. 

2010 Season: Redshirt season. 

Personal: Born on Nov. 8, 1989 in La Crosse… son of Jean 

Favre and the late Pete Favre… majoring in sport management 



2009 5-2 8 12 3.59 47.2 22 24 19 



Jon Fendt 

Freshman 

#21 

RHP/Infield 

5’11” 

Sparta, Wis. 

High School Experience: 

2010—Second Team 

All-Conference…team captain…team MVP. 

Personal: Born on April 11, 1992 in La Crosse…son of 

Robert Fendt and Donna Ruedy… majoring in biology. 

Chad Wyss 

Freshman 

#27 

RHP 

6’5” 

New Lisbon, Wis. 


2010—First Team All-Conference… 

Scenic Bluff Pitcher of the Year…2009—First Team 

All-Conference. 

Personal: Born on April 16, 1991 in Tomah, Wis… son of 

Michael and Peggy Wyss… undeclared major. 

Toby Turbes 

Freshman 

#47 

RHP/Utility 

6’1” 

Mankato, Minn. 


2010—All State… First Team 

All-Conference… team MVP… 2009 First Team All-Conference… 

2008—First Team All-Conference. 

Personal: Born on Sept. 25, 1991 in Mankato, Minn… son 

of Mark and Lynn Turbes… majoring in marketing.

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