2010 Media Guide - Greenville College

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P reparation 

A ttitude of Christ 

N ever let your teammates down 

T oughness 

H umility 

E nthusiasm 

R espect 

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GREENVILLE COLLEGE MISSION 

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MISSION 

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2010 SCHEDULE 

FEBRUARY 

Wed. 24 McKendree H 1:00 PM 

MARCH 

Tue. 2 at Wash U A 1:00 PM 

Fri. 5 UW- Platteville H 1:00 PM 

Sat. 6 Cornell H 12:00 PM 

Sat. 6 Cornell H 2:30 PM 

Mon. 15 – Fri. 19 Central Florida Invitational, Winter Haven, FL 

(See detailed schedule on right) 

Fri. 26 * at Principia A 6:00 PM 

Sat. 27 * Principia H 1:00 PM 

Sat. 27 * Principia H 3:30 PM 

Tue. 30 * Blackburn H 2:00 PM 

Tue. 30 * Blackburn H 4:00 PM 

APRIL 

Fri. 2 * at Spalding A 6:00 PM 

Sat. 3 * at Spalding A 12:00 PM 

Sat. 3 * at Spalding A 2:30 PM 

Wed. 7 * at Blackburn A 3:00 PM 

Sat. 10 Wash U H 12:00 PM 

Sat. 10 Wash U H 2:30 PM 

Tue. 13 * Eureka H 2:58 PM 

Tue. 13 * Eureka H 4:30 PM 

Fri. 16 * at Westminster A 7:00 PM 

Sat. 17 * at Westminster A 1:00 PM 

Sat. 17 * at Westminster A 3:30 PM 

Wed. 21 * at Eureka A 3:00 PM 

Fri. 23 * MacMurray H 3:00 PM 

Sat. 24 * at MacMurray A 1:00 PM 

Sat. 24 * at MacMurray A 3:30 PM 

Fri. 30 * at Webster A 11:00 AM 

MAY 

Sat. 1 * Webster H 12:00 PM 

Sat. 1 * Webster H 2:30 PM 

Fri. 7 * Fontbonne H 3:00 PM 

Sat. 8 * at Fontbonne A 1:00 PM 

Sat. 8 * at Fontbonne A 3:30 PM 

Wed. 12 – Sat. 15 SLIAC Tournament 

2010 central florida 

invitational schedule 

MARCH 

Mon. 15 

William Paterson (NJ) - Double Header 9:30 AM 

@ Chain of Lakes #5 

Tue. 16 Knox (IL) - Double Header 10:00 AM 

@ Lake Myrtle #4 

Thu. 18 FDU Madison (NJ) - Double Header 1:30 PM 

@ Chain of Lakes #4 

Fri. 19 St. Norbert (WI) - Double Header 11:30 AM 

@ Warner Southern University 

* Indicates a Conference Matchup ^ Indicates Homecoming ~ Indicates an Exhibition Matchup 

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message from our ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

As we approach the 2010 spring baseball season, we 

are reminded of the rich tradition and history of Panther 

Baseball. The history in baseball at Greenville College 

has been filled with success on the field as well as off the field. Many 

lessons have been learned through baseball that have impacted 

students’ lives for eternity. For that reason alone we are thankful for 

Dr. Doug Faulkner 

the significant role our baseball program has played in students’ lives. 

As we remember the history, we also look forward to the future 

and great things ahead for the tool of baseball to be used in the 

development of young men. Our head coach, Lynn Carlson, 

gives us many reasons to be optimistic about the 65 th season of 

Panther Baseball and beyond. We hope you will enjoy watching 

and supporting Panther Baseball as it strives to fulfill the Mission of 

Greenville College on and off the field. 

CALL: 1-800-345-4440 or 618-664-2800 

FOR INFORMATION 

ABOUT GREENVILLE 

COLLEGE AND 

OUR ATHLETIC 

PROGRAMS 

FAX: 618-664-9841 

EMAIL: admissions@greenville.edu 

ACADEMIC WEBSITE: www.greenville.edu 

ATHLETIC WEBSITE: www.gcpanthers.com 

WRITE: 315 East College Ave., Greenville, IL 62246 


spring 2010 SEASON OUTLOOK 

The 2010 Greenville College Panther 

Baseball team will have a very 

different look to them. After losing 

7 players to graduation including 

5 starters, the Panthers have no 

choice but to turn the page. Fortunately, the 

recruiting class for the fall of 2009 mixed with the 

development of some younger players should 

combine with the returning core to produce a 

capable team for 2010. 

The biggest losses for the Panthers will be starters 

Mike Scott, Zach Miller, Brian Stoff offensively 

as well as Andy Rincker on the mound. Along 

with that could be the loss of Bryan Hobbie, who 

was a 2nd team all-conference outfielder last 

season. There is an outside chance, because of 

remaining eligibility, he may return to the Panthers 

for one more season. Other graduated seniors 

who were big contributors were Heath Erwin on 

the mound and Carter Burford behind the plate. 

All of them leave big shoes to fill. In addition to 

the senior departures, the Panthers also lose 

starting shortstop, Ross Cook, and third baseman, 

Mike O’Hara who are both concentrating on their 

academics. That leaves no less than 5 positions 

on the field that will be assumed by new starters 

this spring. 

The Panthers return a core of good players that 

should help solidify the team on both offense and 

defense. Returning at 2nd base will be Honorable 

Mention All-Conference player, junior Kyle Hobar 

(.320 avg, 9 sb). Also returning will be senior 

backstop Brian Deadmond, (.328 avg.), who led 

the conference in throwing out base-stealers last 

spring. The biggest boost for the Panthers this 

spring on offense will come from 5th year senior, 

Stefan Neece, who is coming off Tommy John 

Surgery and a medical redshirt season. Stefan is 

a 3-time All-Conference player for the Panthers 

and an experienced 1st baseman. He currently 

ranks in the top 10 career statistics in Home Runs, 

Doubles, Hits, RBI’s, Total Bases, Batting Average, 

and Walks for the Panthers. 

Joining the trio of returning starters will be several 

Panthers who made significant contributions last 

season in more limited roles. Returning junior 

Justin Hubbard hit .345 in 20 starts at 3rd base 

and designated hitter. Also a junior, Daniel Covert 

hit .306 while playing the outfield and designated 

hitter. Other returning hitters who will be counted 

on for offense this spring will be junior Wes Letizia, 

and sophomore Ryan Siddle. 

The returning pitchers for the Panthers include 

several starters and others who will contribute out 

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of the bullpen. Matt Leefers is a 4-year starter 

for the Panthers and has dominated opponents 

at times. We look for more consistency from 

Matt this season. Eric Heiden played a big role 

on the staff last spring with several quality spotstarts 

against some of the best opponents on the 

schedule. Daniel Covert showed 

some continued 

growth during his 

sophomore campaign finishing 2nd in the 

team in wins and 3rd in strikeouts. Both 

Eric and Daniel will have a chance to start 

some games this spring. Out of the bullpen, two 

returners will help to keep the Panthers in games 

and nail down victories. Justin Hubbard and Wes 

Letizia continue their development and both have 

the pitches to dominate in relief. 

The class of new players for the Panthers should 

have several legitimate contributors in the group. 

Beginning on the mound, the Panthers have a 

group of 7 new pitchers that should be able to 

replace the pitchers that graduated last spring 

and add quality arms to our pitching staff. Junior 

David Massengill is a transfer student from 

Lakeland College. He is from Neoga, Illinois and 

should contribute both in the outfield and on the 

mound as well. Also joining the team this spring 

is sophomore Derrick Hudnut, who spent last 

spring getting himself eligible for this year after 

transferring in from Southwestern Illinois College 

in Belleville. Several freshman will compete for 

innings on the mound as well. Kye Winter has 

the potential to start ballgames as well as Derek 

Reckmann. Also competing for innings will be 

Cole Lawson, Kyle Boldt, and Scott Voyles. Each 

of them has the potential to be valuable members 

of the pitching staff. 

With 5 position players graduating, many of the 

new players will vie for starting and contributing 

roles this spring. On the infield, 5 new middle 

infielders bring depth, versatility, and athleticism 

to the team. Ben Brown, Travis Hawkins will push 

returning 2nd baseman Kyle Hobar. At shortstop 

where a position is available, Juan Mondragon, 

Scott Voyles, and Kye Winter will all likely see 

some innings in the spring. At third base, Kenny 

Trager will compete with returners Justin Hubbard 

and Ryan Siddle for playing time. 

Behind the plate Adam Wallace will work under 

senior Brian Deadmond to improve and develop 

into the quality college catcher he is capable of 

becoming. Returning to the outfield will be junior 

Daniel Covert, who played some right 

field last season. He will be joined 

in the outfield by some new faces. New players 

competing for positions will include junior transfer 

David Massengill, sophomore transfer Andrew Pihl, 

and freshmen Cole Lawson, Scott Voyles, and 

Juan Mondragon. 

The Panthers have high hopes for the Spring of 

2010. The team will strive to live out the Panther 

Baseball Covenants on and off the field and trust 

the Lord for the rest. We hope you will join the 

Panthers in their quest to compete with character. 

We appreciate your support. Go Panthers!!!! 


panther baseball COACHING STAFF 

HEAD COACH Lynn Carlson 

(618) 664-6623 

lynn.carlson@greenville.edu 

Coach Carlson is a 1993 graduate of 

Greenville College. He competed in both 

baseball and basketball as a student at 

GC, but signed a professional contract 

with the Pittsburgh Pirates after being selected in the 16 th round of the 

amateur draft in 1990. Coach Carlson pitched in the Pirates and Padres 

organizations for parts of three years before returning to school and 

completing his degree. Upon graduating, he went on to the University 

of Kentucky where he completed his master’s degree. Coach Carlson 

is a full-time faculty member in the Physical Education Department at 

GC. He has been married to his wife, Donna for 17 years and has two 

children, Lyndsey who is 12, and Luke, who turns 10 in March. Donna 

is a 4 th grade teacher at the Greenville Elementary School. 

Coach Carlson is entering his 14 th season as the head baseball coach 

at Greenville College. In those 13 seasons, the Panthers have had 11 

winning seasons while going to the conference tournament 9 times with 

his overall record being 272-254. Coach Carlson has a strong passion 

for serving the Lord, his family, and for the game of baseball. 

ASSISTANT COACH 

Andy Rincker 

Andy enters his first season as the 

Graduate Assistant Coach for the 

Panthers. He moves to the other side of 

the white line after being a pitcher for the 

Panthers for the past 5 seasons. Andy 

spent the summer of 2008 as an instructor at the Ripken Baseball 

Academy in Aberdeen, Maryland. Last summer was spent as Pitching 

Coach for the Mac N Seitz Athletics, a summer collegiate team in the 

M.I.N.K league in Kansas City. Andy brings enthusiasm and energy to 

our program and he is excited about the opportunity to develop young 

baseball players. 

ASSISTANT COACH 

Dan Marsh 

Dan is entering his first year as an 

assistant coach for the Panther Baseball 

program after being a 4-year member of 

the team. Dan has experience at both 

corner infield positions as well as catcher. 

This season Dan will serve as the 

catcher’s coach and work with the hitters. Dan has coaching experience 

at the high school level as well a season as a volunteer assistant for the 

Panthers. 

ASSISTANT COACH Pedro Valentin 

Pedro assists the Panther coaching staff for his 5th season this spring. 

Pedro serves as the first base coach, works defensively with the 

outfielders and assists with baserunning and hitting. Coach Valentin 

brings with him four years of college baseball playing experience 

while he was a student at Greenville College. He played a variety of 

positions on both the infield and in the outfield during his career. After 

graduating from GC, Pedro completed his master’s degree in Social 

Work and eventually returned to his alma mater to work in the Student 

Development office. He is currently the Associate Dean for Campus 

Life. Pedro and his wife Christal have two children, Moriah and Elena. 

panther 

HIGHLIGHTS 

NCCAA World Series 

1988 

1993 

1996 

2001 

2002 

2003 

2007 

NCCAA Regional Champs 

1988 

1993 

1996 

2003 

SLIAC Conference 

Regular Season Champs 

2006 

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2010 PANTHERS 

Matt Leefers | Sr - P | R / R 

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Matt is a senior from 

Coffeen, Illinois. 

He is a 4th year 

returning starter who, while showing 

improvement in his skills last spring, 

didn’t improve his statistics. This 

spring he will be relied upon for a lot 

starts and innings. Matt is a frontend 

rotation starter for the Panthers 

and is poised for a great senior 

campaign. He is the son of Tina and 

Jim Leefers. 

Scott Voyles | Fr - IF / P | R / R 

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Scott is a freshman 

from Wayne City, 

Illinois. Because 

of his good feet and strong arm, 

Scott has a chance to be a very 

good college baseball player. He 

will need to add some strength and 

refine his skills, but the Panthers are 

encouraged about his future in the 

program. He is the son of LeAnn 

Scott and the grandson of Kathy and 

Tom Voyles. 

Kenny Trager | Fr - IF | R / R 

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Kenny comes to 

us from Lakewood, 

Colorado where he 

started at 3rd base for one of the 

best teams in the state. He is the 

grandson of legendary Greenville 

College basketball coach and 

athletic director, Jack Trager. Kenny 

will compete for the starting 3rd 

base position for the Panthers this 

spring. He is the son of Sally and 

Ken Trager. 

Kyle Hobar | Jr - IF | R / R 

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Kyle is a junior 

from Germantown, 

Tennessee. He put 

together a very nice sophomore 

season playing primarily 2nd base 

and earning Honorable Mention 

All-Conference honors. Kyle is a 

very good defensive 2nd baseman 

with great footwork and an above 

average arm. He will also be one of 

the major catalysts for the Panther 

offense. He is the son of Linda and 

Ron Hobar. 

Adam Wallace | Fr - C | R / R 

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Adam is a freshman 

catcher from 

Shipman, Illinois 

where he played baseball for Brian 

Hanslow. Adam has the tools to be 

an excellent college catcher. He is 

a hard worker and a tough-minded 

competitor. Adam will likely play 

a backup role for the Panthers 

this spring giving the team some 

valuable innings and gaining vital 

experience. He is the son of Tonya 

and Kevin Wallace. 

David Massengill | Jr - OF / P | R / R 

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David is a transfer 

student from 

Lakeland College in 

Mattoon where he pitched for the 

Lakers. He has the potential to be a 

very good Division III pitcher. He will 

be counted on for major innings this 

spring, but will likely see some time 

in the outfield as well where he can 

run balls down with his athleticism. 

He is the son of Tammie and 

Tim Massengill. 

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Brian Deadmond | Sr - C | R / R 

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Brian is senior 

catcher from Odin, 

Illinois. He is a 

2-year returning starter behind the 

plate for the Panthers coming off 

an excellent 2nd half of the season 

last spring. We look for Brian to 

get off to a great start this spring 

and demonstrate all that he is 

capable of at the plate and on the 

defensive side of the ball as well. 

He is the son of Janna and Vernon 

Deadmond. 

Cole Lawson | Fr - OF | R / R 

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Cole is a freshman 

outfielder and pitcher 

for the Panthers. 

Cole is a good outfielder who can 

cover ground well in the field. He 

also exhibits a strong-throwing arm 

that he utilizes on the mound as 

well as in the field. Cole could be a 

very good college player as he gains 

strength and experience. He is the 

son of Stacey and Rich Lawson. 

Juan Mondragon | Fr - IF | R / R 

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Juan is a freshman 

from North Palm 

Springs, California 

where he played baseball at Desert 

Hot Springs High School. Juan has 

a strong athletic build which allows 

him to play shortstop, but also a 

few other positions on the field. He 

will likely be called upon to help in 

several spots on the field for the 

Panthers this spring. He is the son 

of Rosa and Eugenio Mondragon. 

Ben Brown | Fr - IF | R / R 

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Ben is a freshman 

2nd baseman from 

Pekin, Illinois. Ben 

has a great mind for the game 

and great desire to get better. He 

showed very good footwork in the 

fall and the ability to hit the ball all 

over the field. We look forward to 

watching Ben develop in the Panther 

Baseball program. He is the son of 

Jan and Mike Brown. 

Travis Hawkins | Fr - IF | R / R 

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Travis is a freshman 

infielder from 

Kirkwood, Missouri. 

He spent most of the fall at 2nd 

base, but may be asked to move 

around the field a bit more this 

spring. Travis has the mental and 

physical capacity to do that well. 

Travis is a good team player with 

a great competitive spirit. We look 

forward to seeing him grow this 

spring. He is the son of Lyn and Kirk 

Hawkins. 

Ryan Siddle | So - IF | L / R 

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Ryan is a freshman 

infielder from 

Belleville, Illinois. He 

played 3rd base last spring for the 

Panthers, but was injured during the 

season and had surgery over the 

summer. We hope he will recover 

quickly enough to help the Panthers 

this spring. Last season Ryan was 

one of the most improved players on 

the team. He is the son of Cynthia 

and Ron Siddle. 

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Derrick Hudnut | Jr - P | R / R 

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Derrick is a 

sophomore transfer 

from Southwestern 

Illinois College in Belleville. He 

transferred in to GC after being 

called into the ministry. Derrick 

has the potential to be a very good 

college pitcher. He will compete 

this spring for a starting role and will 

likely pitch some big innings for the 

Panther squad. He is the son of 

Sandy and Larry Hudnut. 

Kye Winter | Fr - IF / P | R / R 

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Kye is a freshman 

from Willow Lake, 

South Dakota. Kye 

is a very good athlete and will likely 

play shortstop and pitch for the 

Panthers this spring. He has a very 

strong arm as well as good hands 

and footwork. Kye may play several 

positions for the Panthers this 

spring. He will also be an important 

contributor offensively. He is the 

son of Shawn Robbins and Kim and 

Rodney Winter. 

Bryan Hobbie | Sr - OF | R / R 

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Bryan is a 5th year 

senior from Vandalia, 

Illinois. He is coming 

off a solid season where he was 

voted to the all-conference 2nd 

team, while hitting in the middle 

of the order. Bryan’s athleticism 

makes him an excellent defensive 

player and his speed makes him a 

threat every time he reaches base. 

We look for even better things from 

Bryan this spring. He is the son 

Debbie and Glen Hobbie. 

Derek Reckmann | Fr - P | R / R 

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Derek is a freshman 

from nearby 

Alhambra, Illinois 

where he played his baseball for 

Joel Hawkins at Highland High 

School. Derek is a tall, long, righthanded 

pitcher with a good feel on 

the mound. He projects well as a 

Division III pitcher and the Panthers 

have high hopes for him even this 

season. Derek is the son of Kim and 

Jerry Reckmann. 

Kyle Boldt | Fr - IF / P | R / R 

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Kyle is a righthanded 

pitcher from 

Woodlawn High 

School where he played for GC 

Panther alumnus, Lance Boldt. Kyle 

has a solid frame for a freshman and 

a good understanding on the mound. 

Kyle will need to log some quality 

innings this spring for the Panthers 

be as good as they can be. He is 

the son of Sharon and Jerry Boldt. 

Daniel Covert | Jr - OF / P | L / R 

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Daniel is a junior 

pitcher and 

outfielder. Last 

season Daniel was 3rd in innings 

pitched and 3rd in strikeouts for 

the Panthers. He also ended the 

season as the Panthers designated 

hitter hitting .306 for the season. 

The Panthers look for more from him 

offensively and also defensively in 

the outfield this coming spring. He 

should still remain an important part 

of the pitching staff as well. Daniel 

is the son of Katrina and Darin 

Covert. 

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Wes Letizia | Jr - IF / P | R / R 

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Wes is a junior 1st 

baseman and pitcher 

from Neoga, Illinois. 

He has a very strong throwing arm 

and good footwork around the 

bag. The Panthers look for Wes 

to compete at the designated hitter 

position and possibly push for some 

innings in the outfield this spring. He 

should help bolster the pitching staff 

out of the bullpen as well. He is the 

son of Maureen and John Letizia. 

Eric Heiden | Jr - P | L / L 

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Eric is a junior 

left-handed pitcher 

from Altamont, 

Illinois. He threw some valuable 

innings for the Panthers last season 

starting 6 games and coming out 

of the bullpen in 4 others. He will 

once again compete for innings as a 

starter and reliever this spring. We 

believe Eric will continue to develop 

as he was one of the most improved 

players last spring. He is the son of 

Janet and Elden Heiden. 

2010 

DIAMOND CLUB 

Jim and Tina Leefers 

Coffeen, IL 

Shirley Minshall 

Wheat Ridge, CO 

Muriel Voyles 

Wayne city, IL 

Rich and Stacey Lawson 

Medora, IL 

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Salem, IL 

Justin Hubbard | Jr - IF | R / R 

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Justin is a junior 3rd 

baseman and pitcher 

for the Panthers. 

Last season he was a part-time 

starter at 3rd base and designated 

hitter. This year he will compete for 

a starting position at both positions 

and also contribute some innings 

out of the bullpen. Look for Justin to 

continue to improve and contribute 

significantly to the Panthers success 

this spring. He is the son of Connie 

and Michael Hubbard. 

Stefan Neece | Sr - IF | L / R 

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Stefan is a 5th year 

senior coming off 

of Tommy John 

surgery last winter. He is a 3-time 

all-conference player and sits in the 

top 10 in several career offensive 

categories in the Greenville College 

baseball program. A 3-year team 

captain, Stefan provides great 

leadership through his hard-work 

and selfless humble attitude. He is 

the son of Marleen and 

Brad Neece. 


panther COACHING RECORDS 

Panther PITCHING RECORDS 

Win Loss Tie PCT. Years 

Homer Cunningham 2 6 0 0.250 1946 

A. Hallam Crum 10 9 1 0.525 1947-48 

Richard Brumitt 4 9 0 0.308 1949 

Guy Delamarter 29 8 0 0.784 1950-52 

Jim Staff 4 4 0 0.500 1953 

John Strahl 31 19 0 0.620 1954-57 

W. Richard Stephens 21 32 0 0.396 1958-61 

Bob Smith 141 96 1 0.595 1962-69, 1972-74 

Dave Altopp 294 308 4 0.488 1970-71, 1976-79, 1981-90 

Gene Odom 14 19 1 0.426 1975 

Marty Daily 23 16 0 0.590 1980 

Bob Marsh 121 111 2 0.521 1991-96 

Lynn Carlson 272 254 2 0.517 1997-present 

TOTAL 966 891 11 0.520 

Career Statistical Leaders 

Wins 

1. Ted Albers ’95 - ‘98 25 

2. Alan Engelhardt ’00 – ’03 23 

3. Bill McCall ’67 – ’69 21 

4. Glen Hobbie ’79 – ’82 21 

5. Scot Krause ’67 – ’70 20 

ERA 

1. Gene Odom ’73 – ’74 1.95 

2. Lynn Carlson ’63 – ’65 2.53 

3. Dave Jack ’62 – ’64 2.59 

4. Marty Daily ’72 – ’75 2.71 

5. Dave Hedgepath ’78 – ’80 3.14 

Strikeouts 

1. Morgan Spencer ’99 – ’02 262 

2. Bill McCall ’66 – ‘69 252 

3. Marty Daily ’72 – ’75 240 


5. Scot Krause ’67 – ’70 193 

Saves 

1. Justin Litteken ’07 – ’08 10 


3. Scott Hostetler ’03 – ’04 7 

4. Julio Vasquez ’86 – ’89 7 

5. Ross Hill ’74 – ’77 6 

6. Ed Reyling ’82 – ’85 6 

Single Season 

Wins 

1. Ted Albers ’95 9 

2. Alan Engelhardt ’02 8 

3. Glen Hobbie ’82 8 

4. Bob Jackson ’93 8 

5. Bill McCall ’68 8 

6. Andy Rincker ’06 8 

ERA 

1. Gene Odom ’73 0.74 

2. Dawson ’62 0.96 

3. Bill McCall ’68 0.98 

4. Mike Cabrera ’93 1.22 

5. Bill Wickline ’69 1.35 

Strikeouts 




4. Glen Hobbie ’82 84 

5. Marty Daily ’74 81 

Saves 


2. Justin Litteken ’07 8 

3. Scott Hostetler ’04 7 

4. Howie Fuiten ’98 6 

5. Brian Reinhard ’86 5 

6. Ed Reyling ’85 5 

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Panther BATTING RECORDS 

Career Statistical Leaders 

AB’s 

1. Jose Morales ’87 – ’90 551 

2. Zach Roberts ’04 – ’07 549 

3. Mike Malisia ’03 – ’06 513 

4. Drew Schneider ’97 – ’01 492 

5. Mark Burnam ’97 – ’00 488 

Runs 

1. Jose Morales ’87 – ’90 148 

2. John Campbell ’86 – ’89 146 

3. Zach Roberts ’04 – ’07 141 

4. Brian Martie ’81 – ’83 125 

5. Terry Johnson ’79 – ’82 124 

Hits 

1. Jose Morales ’87 – ’90 183 

2. Brian Martie ’81 – ’83 170 

3. Pat Cathey ’86 – ’89 170 


5. Jon Jacobson ’99 – ’02 165 

Doubles 

1. Jon Jacobson ’99 – ’02 47 


3. Eric Poling ’99 – ’02 38 

4. Brian Martie ’81 – ’83 37 

5. Pat Cathey ’86 – ’89 35 

HR 

1. Tony Hubbard ‘74 – ’77 37 

2. Brian Martie ’81 – ’83 32 

3. Stefan Neece ’06 – ’08 32 


5. Ricky Ortiz ’88 – ’89 25 

6. Scott Hostetler ‘03 – ’04 22 

RBI 


2. Stefan Neece ’06 – ’08 145 

3. Brian Martie ’81 – ’83 144 

4. Tony Hubbard ’74 – ’77 125 

5. Eric Poling ’99 – ’02 120 

Batting Average 

1. Dave Scott ’82 – ’84 .421 

2. Ritchie Ware ’88 – ’91 .419 

3. Dave Jack ’62 -’63 .416 

4. Ricky Ortiz ’88 – ’89 .411 

5. Brian Martie ’81 – ’83 .406 

Stolen Bases 

1. Terry Johnson ’79 – ’82 108 

2. John Campbell ’86 – ’89 79 

3. Tim Davis ’94 - ’95 62 

4. Tony Peper ’02 – ’05 55 

5. Mike Malisia ’03 – ’06 46 

Single Season 

AB’s 

1. Tony Peper ’04 169 

2. Jose Morales ’89 167 

3. Michael Haynes ’07 167 


5. John Campbell ’89 163 

Runs 

1. Time Davis ’95 53 



4. Terry Johnson ’82 47 

5. Brian Martie ’82 46 

Hits 

1. Ricky Ortiz ’88 69 


3. Drew Schneider ’00 63 


5. Tim Davis ’95 62 

Doubles 

1. Drew Schneider ’00 20 

2. Jon Jacobson ’99 19 



5. Jeremy Knapp ’04 14 

HR 



3. Tony Hubbard ’76 15 

4. Stefan Neece ’08 14 


RBI 


2. Stefan Neece ’06 52 




Batting Average 

1. Ritchie Ware ’90 .500 

2. Ricky Ortiz ’88 .457 

3. Ricky Zweifel ’69 .453 

4. Dave Hughey ’85 .432 

5. Brian Martie ’82 .429 

Stolen Bases 

1. Tim Davis ’95 55 




5. Hector Valle ’87 25 

GOOD LUCK PANTHERS! 

Scott, Starr, Aaron, and Jamie King – Pekin, IL 


2009 SLIAC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 

2009 SLIAC CONFERENCE STANDINGS 

First Team 

Name Position School Year 

Alex Kollack P Maryville (Mo.) Jr 

Will Savage P Webster Jr 

Bryan Stanley P Webster Jr 

Dan Horn C Fontbonne Sr 

Josh Holman 1B Blackburn Sr 

Aaron Senzell 2B Webster Jr 

Nathan Shelton 3B Webster So 

Zach Little SS Webster Jr 

Adam Boyer OF Maryville (Mo.) Jr 

Andy Fuiten OF Webster Sr 

Dakota Huey OF Webster Jr 

Chris Stenzel UT Maryville (Mo.) Jr 

Joe Biagini DH Webster Fr 

James Backstein C MacMurray Sr 

Josh Kraemer 1B Fontbonne Jr 

Brian Stoff 1B Greenville Sr 

Kyle Hobar 2B Greenville So 

John Raffles 2B Principia Sr 

Adam Cadle 3B Blackburn Jr 

Evan White 3B Westminster (Mo.) Fr 

Spencer Brown SS Principia So 

Keith Moore OF Eureka Sr 

Mike Scott OF Greenville Sr 

John Norvell OF Maryville (Mo.) Fr 

Alan Cheatham UT Principia Fr 

Player of the Year 

Andy Fuiten-Webster 

Team Conference Overall 

Record RF RA Record RF RA 

Webster 24-0 276 76 28-15 377 218 

Maryville (Mo.) 16-6 171 102 22-18 275 225 

Greenville 14-10 182 188 16-25 250 340 

Fontbonne 13-10 167 140 25-19 317 294 

Blackburn 11-12 154 169 14-19 207 276 

Principia 8-16 117 196 17-22 245 295 

Eureka 6-15 100 183 6-22-1 117 234 

Westminster (Mo.) 6-17 193 216 8-27 259 364 

MacMurray 6-18 151 241 9-25 204 339 

BLACKBURN 

Athletic Director: Kirk Chandler 

700 College Ave. 

Carlinville, IL 62626 

Enrollment: 550 

Mascot: Beavers 

Colors: Red/Black 

Baseball Coach: Mike Neal 

PRINCIPIA 

Athletic Director: Lee Ellis 

Athletic Department 

Elsah, IL 62028 


Mascot: Panthers 

Colors: Navy/Gold 

Baseball Coach: Pete Paciorek 

Second Team 

Newcomer of the Year 


Joe Biagini Webster 

Andy Rincker P Greenville Sr 

Eric Broughton P Webster Sr 

Coach of the Year 

Bryce Law P Webster Jr 

Bill Kurich Webster 

Craig Schaefer C Webster So 

Matt Bowman 1B Principia So 

Sportsmanship Award 

Kyle Starnes 1B Webster Sr 

Principia College 

Bill Allerdissen 2B Maryville (Mo.) Sr 

Robert Huckstep 3B Maryville (Mo.) Jr 

2009 SLIAC All-Tournament Team 

Jared Mills SS Maryville (Mo.) Jr 

Tournament MVP Sean Wiley (Fontbonne) 

Josh Burlison OF Fontbonne Jr 

Jack Grover Fontbonne 

Bryan Hobbie OF Greenville Sr 

Cesar Tovar Fontbonne 

Mike Silver OF Westminster (Mo.) Sr 

Dan Horn Fontbonne 

Andrew Jett UT Westminster (Mo.) So 

Chris Stenzel Maryville 

Robert Huckstep Maryville 

Honorable Mention 

Jared Mills Maryville 


Nathan Shelton Webster 

Ben Eilerman P Blackburn Jr 

John DuHadway Webster 

Clay McConkey P Eureka Jr 

Brian Stoff Greenville 

Jack Grover P Fontbonne Sr 

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EUREKA 

Athletic Director: Paul Bryant 

300 E College 

Eureka, IL 61530 


Mascot: Red Devils 

Colors: Red/White 

Baseball Coach: Craig Gerdes 

FONTBONNE 

Athletic Director: Lee McKinney 

6800 Wydown Blvd 

St. Louis, MO 63105 


Mascot: Griffins 

Colors: Purple/Gold 

Baseball Coach: Ryan Good 

GREENVILLE 

Athletic Director: Doug Faulkner 

315 E. College Ave. 

Greenville, IL 62246 


Mascot: Panthers 

Colors: Orange/Black 

Baseball Coach: Lynn Carlson 

MACMURRAY 

Athletic Director: Shelly Whitaker 

447 E. College Ave. 

Jacksonville, IL 62650 


Mascot: Highlanders 

Colors: Navy/Scarlet 

Baseball Coach: Fred Curtis 

SPALDING UNIVERSITY 

Athletic Director: Roger Burkman 

824 South 4th St. 

Louisville, KY. 40203 


Mascot: Golden Eagles 

Colors: Blue/Gold 

Baseball Coach: Mike Stawski 

WEBSTER 

Athletic Director: Tom Hart 

470 E. Lockwood Ave. 

St. Louis, MO 63119 


Mascot: Gorloks 

Colors: Gold, Navy, White 

Baseball Coach: Bill Kurich 

WESTMINSTER 

Athletic Director: Matt Mitchell 

501 Westminster Ave. 

Fulton, MO 65251 


Mascot: Bluejays 

Colors: Blue/White 

Baseball Coach: Scott Pritchard

Robert’s Cell 618-781-0080 

Vicki’s Cell 618-558-4730 

Home Phone 618-664-0719 

GO PANTHERS GOOD LUCK! 

G & G Brown – Pekin, IL 


2010 PANTHER BASEBALL ROSTER 

1 Matt Leefers P R/R 5’ 10” 150 Sr Coffeen, IL 

3 Scott Voyles INF/P R/R 6’ 1” 153 Fr Wayne City, IL 

4 Kenny Trager INF R/R 5’ 9” 170 Fr Lakewood, CO 

5 Kyle Hobar INF R/R 5’ 7” 140 Jr Germantown, TN 

6 Adam Wallace C R/R 6’ 0” 154 Fr Shipman, IL 

7 David Massengill OF/P R/R 6’ 2” 172 Jr Neoga, IL 

8 Brian Deadmond C R/R 6’ 1” 185 Sr Odin, IL 

12 Cole Lawson OF R/R 5’ 10” 157 Fr Medora, IL 

13 Juan Mondragon INF R/R 5’ 9” 188 Fr North Palm Springs, CA 

14 Ben Brown INF R/R 5’ 9” 145 Fr Pekin, IL 

1618Travis 2010 Hawkins GREENVILLE INF COLLEGE R/R BASEBALL 5’ 9” | www.gcpanthers.com 

151 Fr Kirkwood, MO 

20 Ryan Siddle INF L/R 5’ 11” 165 So Belleville, IL 

21 Derrick Hudnut P R/R 6’ 4” 214 Jr Smithton, IL 

23 Kye Winter INF/P R/R 6’ 3” 191 Fr Willow Lake, SD 

24 Bryan Hobbie OF R/R 6’ 0” 200 Sr Vandalia, IL 

27 Derek Reckmann P R/R 6’ 6” 205 Fr Alhambra, IL 

33 Kyle Boldt INF/P R/R 5’ 11” 206 Fr Ashley, IL 

36 Daniel Covert OF/P L/R 6’ 4” 215 Jr New Baden, IL 

40 Wes Letizia INF/P R/R 6’ 0” 230 Jr Neoga, IL 

41 Eric Heiden P L/L 6’ 6” 240 Jr Altamont, IL 

44 Justin Hubbard INF R/R 6’ 1” 195 Jr Granite City, IL 

45 Stefan Neece INF L/R 6’ 3” 240 Sr Greenville, IL

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