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Table of ConTenTs
From the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
A Special Thanks to Cliff Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5
Renovations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
2012 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Numerical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Alphabetical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Photo Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Coaches & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Player Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Diamond Girls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Eagles in Community Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
2011 Player Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Eagle Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Eagle History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Where They Went . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Career Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Single Season Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Dugout Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34
Ads and Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
2012 Spring Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
910 Highway 19 North • Meridian, MS 39307
1.800.MCC.THE.1 • www.meridiancc.edu
Meridian Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability,
religion or age in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its programs and activities. Compliance
with Section 504 and Title IX is coordinated by Soraya Welden, dean of student services, 910 Highway 19
North, Meridian, Mississippi 39307. 1.601.484.8628 Fax: 1.601.484.8635. Email: swelden@meridiancc.edu.
2012
Staff
Athletic Director, Hilary Allen
Head Coach, Chris Curry
Assistant Coach, Dillon Sudduth
Assistant Coach, Thomas Tillery
Sports Information Director, Robby Atkinson
Athletic Trainer, Christopher Haralson
Board of Trustees
Tommy Dulaney Alex Weddington
John Johnson Ralph Young
Ronnye Purvis, MD
Administrative Officers
President, Dr . Scott Elliott
Vice President for Operations, Barbara Jones
Associate Vice President for Finance, Amy Brand
Associate Vice President for Workforce Education,
Dr . Richie McAlister
Dean of Academic Affairs, Michael Thompson
Dean of Student Services, Soraya Welden
Associate Dean of Student Services, Sander Atkinson
Dean of Learning Resources, Billy Beal
Associate Dean of Learning Resources, Dr . Ray Denton
Dean of Community and Business Development,
Janet Heggie
Dean of Nursing, Dr . Betty Davis
Executive Director of The MCC Foundation/Institutional
Advancement, Kathy Brookshire
Director of Institutional Effectiveness and Accountability,
Cathy Parker
On the front cover:
Front row: Wes Stokes, left, Wade Wass and Michael Manley .
Back row: Dalton Short, left, and Jackson Lowery .
On the back cover:
Seated: Trey McPherson, left, Dalton Short, Dustin James, Mitchel Babb,
Tanner Vandevere, Jackson Lowery, Alvin Franklin, Gabe Woods and Frank Hutton .
Front row: A .J . Mutone, left, Stanford Parks, Austin Greer, Luke Stanley,
Samuel Peterson, Brian Donohoe, Johnny Tolson, Kasey Hinton, Ryan Heim
and Christopher Haralson . Middle row: Dillon Sudduth, left, Thomas Tillery,
Mike Williams, Tyler Dixon, Josh Lee, Brandon Smith, Scott Votaw, Brandon Hallford,
Michael Manley, Jonathan Youngblood, Wes Stokes and Chris Curry .
Back row: Charles Morton, left, Jace Belcher, Dallas Hannah, Andrew Chesteen,
Caleb Delee, Wade Wass, Blake Barrow, Witt Haggard and Nick Helmstetter .

Dear Eagle Fans:
Welcome to what I’m sure will be
another exciting season of Eagle
baseball. As I’m certain you know, MCC has one of
the richest traditions on the diamond of any junior
college program in the Southeastern United States.
In considering the many championships MCC has
won, the players the program has produced – such
as former Cy Young Award winner Cliff Lee of the
Philadelphia Phillies – and the string of highly
successful coaches who have led the Eagles over
the years, I can make that statement with great
confidence.
No less than three former Eagle coaches have
gone on to lead NCAA Division 1 programs – the
legendary Corky Palmer and Scott Berry at the
University of Southern Mississippi and Russ McNickle
at St. Leo University in Florida. A host of other Eagle
coaches have gone on to assistantships at major
colleges. I don’t think another junior college in the
state can boast of such a lineage.
But all the titles and trophies that this storied
program has produced are far less important to
me than the ideals for which the Eagles stand
– character, dedication, perseverance, pride
and excellence in the classroom. Those are the
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ingredients that define a true champion, and that’s
what we expect of our players and coaches at MCC.
To that end, I am very excited about the leadership
represented in our program in head coach Chris
Curry and assistants Dillon Sudduth and Thomas
Tillery. They exhibit a total commitment as a
coaching staff and they demand the same of their
players.
I’m also excited about the improvements our Board
of Trustees are making to Scaggs Field – a new field
house, new fencing, a new irrigation system, and a
new batting practice facility. Located in the heart of
our campus, it’s a facility in which our community
can take great pride.
Thanks so much for your support of MCC baseball.
I truly hope you enjoy reading about our program,
coaches and players in this publication.
Go Eagles!
Scott Elliott
President, Meridian Community College
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Cliff Lee: Eagle alumnus dedicated to his alma mater
The Meridian Community College baseball program thanks former MCC standout Cliff Lee for all of his support in the past year . Lee pitched at MCC
from 1998-1999 and has continued
a very successful baseball career
with the Philadelphia Phillies . Lee
has enjoyed a great deal of success
at the professional level and was
honored with the American League
Cy Young Award in 2008 while with
the Cleveland Indians .
Lee has made two appearances
in the World Series while with the
Phillies and the Texas Rangers . Lee
won two games in the 2009 World
Series against the New York Yankees
and was the first pitcher since Deacon Phillippe in Game one of the 1903
World Series to pitch a complete game in the World Series with 10 or
more strikeouts and no walks .
Lee has played an instrumental role in the renovations to Scaggs Field
that is currently in construction heading into the 2012 season . We thank
Lee and his wife Kristen for all of their support to our baseball program
at MCC .
Above: MCC President Dr. Scott Elliott announces the retirement of Lee’s jersey
amid standing ovation during a special banquet honoring the Cy Young winner.
Below: Lee discusses techniques with Eagle Catcher, Brian Donohoe
Returning to Scaggs Field, Lee offers suggestions to Eagle team
members in the locker room and on the diamond.
a special
Photo, courtesy
thank you
of Cliff Lee.
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Scaggs Field
Meridian Community College’s Scaggs Field is considered one of the top
junior college baseball fields in the country .
More than just a field of dreams, Dr . William F . “Bill” Scaggs became MCC’s
first official president in 1968 and served in that capacity until the fall of
1998 . Under Dr . Scaggs’ leadership, the College engaged in an impressive
capital improvements program, adding several buildings to its physical
plant and continuously expanding its career and technical education and
academic programs . He guided the establishment of The MCC Foundation,
and became one of the state’s leaders in educational technology . Upon
Scaggs’ retirement, MCC’s baseball facility was named “William F . Scaggs
Field” in recognition of not only his considerable contributions to the
College but also his abiding love for the national pastime .
Meridian Community College
The Hit Hut
sponsored by Pizza Hut
faCiliTies
The Eagles indoor hitting facility is fully Astroturf and holds one of the
largest nets ever made by Richardsons Net Inc . for batting cage purposes .
Added to MCC in 2005, the Hit Hut allows Eagle players to hit no matter
the weather conditions .
MCC Locker Room
The Locker room facility is equipped with individual oak lockers for every
MCC player, a comfortable carpeted lounge area with couches, TV, DVD,
stereo and Internet access .
ScaggS
Field
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enovaTions
The MCC baseball program has made significant
improvements to Scaggs Field since the end of the 2011
season . The first project completed during the fall was
the addition of a new scoreboard which was donated by
Coca-Cola and Rush Foundation Hospital . The scoreboard
is wireless and comes fully equipped with new art work
and LED lighting .
Along with a new scoreboard, a new outfield fence
has been installed . The fence was donated by Mike Wilson
of Conway, Ark ., and Cedar Creek Wholesale . The construction
of the fence was completed by the baseball team and
painted in the traditional green color . The next project completed
during the fall was the resurfacing of Scaggs Field . The
infield was resurfaced and laser graded by Charles Brunetti of
Diamond Design .
Currently, the new fieldhouse is under construction and
is expected to be completed by the summer of 2012 . The
fieldhouse will feature 40 wooden lockers, showers and bathrooms,
uniform storage and a laundry room . The second level
will consist of coaches offices, locker room and shower, and
a “tradition room” to display the trophies and awards of MCC
baseball . Along the front of the fieldhouse will be an open air
deck for fans to watch the game . On the northwest side of the
fieldhouse, a covered hitting facility with turf floors and two 70-foot long batting
cages will be constructed . The Scaggs Field renovation project will conclude with
a new brick wall backstop and netting . In addition, new fencing will be installed
down each foul line with brick columns .
The upgrade project has been made possible by the MCC administration,
Philadelphia Phillies and former Eagle pitcher Cliff Lee, the MCC Baseball Alumni,
and the community of Meridian .
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Meridian Community College
Kasey Hinton
The Meridian Community College
Eagles are looking to make a big splash in
2012 and make a run at a championship
season . The Eagles finished the 2011
season with an overall record of 33-21
but were eliminated at the Region 23
Tournament at Delgado Community
College in New Orleans . MCC returns a
solid nucleus of players from 2011 and the
Eagles will rely on new additions to return
the team to national prominence .
“Our goals are always to compete for
championships every season at Meridian
Community College,” said Head Coach Chris
Curry . “We also want our players to represent our program in a first class
manner on and off the field .”
The Eagles will look to make a return to the NJCAA College World
Series in Grand Junction, Colo ., with a solid group of pitchers entering the
season .
“I think with any baseball team it begins on the mound and that will
be the case for our team . We had great offensive production last season,
but I believe we didn’t go as far as we wanted because we were a little
short on the mound . I believe we have answered some of the questions
on the mound with new additions and guys with experience from last
season,” Curry said .
MCC will be led on the mound by Jackson Lowery, Wes Stokes,
Michael Manley and Samuel Peterson . Lowery enters his first season
with the Eagles after transferring from the University of Central Arkansas .
Lowery pitched primarily out of the bullpen last season for UCA but is
expected to be in the starting rotation for the Eagles . Stokes returns for
his sophomore season with MCC and should be a member of the starting
2012 season ouTlook
rotation for the Eagles . Peterson will be able to log solid innings on the
mound and could hit in the middle of the lineup for Meridian .
The biggest returning piece of the puzzle for the Eagles will be the
return of catcher Wade Wass . The Pensacola, Fla ., native was among the
top three in most offensive categories for the Eagles last season .
“Wass is a vocal leader on the team and we are looking for big things
from him this season,” added Curry .
Wass has already signed to continue his college baseball career at
the University of Alabama . Some freshman additions to the team who
will look to make an immediate impact in 2012 include: Jonathan
Youngblood, Mitchel Babb, Caleb DeLee, Tyler Dixon and Tanner
Vandevere .
MCC returns several sophomores from last season that will contribute
in 2012 and those include: Brian Donohoe, Kasey Hinton, Johnny Tolson,
Dustin James, Michael Manley, Josh Lee and Dalton Short .
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nuMeriCal rosTer
# Name yr. Pos. Hometown High School
1 Vandevere, Tanner FR IF Corpus Christi, Texas Calallen
2 Hannah, Dallas FR OF Meridian, Miss. Meridian
3 Woods, Gabe so IF Albany, La. Albany
4 Franklin, Alvin FR OF Jackson, Miss. Murrah
5 James, Dustin so IF Collinsville, Miss. West Lauderdale
7 Tolson, Johnny so IF Lafayette, La. St. Thomas More
9 Short, Dalton so lhP Southaven, Miss. Southaven
12 Votaw, Scott FR RHP/IF Monticello, Miss. Lawrence County
13 Peterson, Samuel so rhP/c Rosepine, La. Rosepine
14 Hinton, Kasey so IF Meridian, Miss. Clarkdale
15 Barrow, Blake FR OF/RHP Montgomery, Ala. Trinity
16 Helmstetter, Nick so rhP Brookhaven, Miss. Brookhaven
17 Donohoe, Brian so C/OF Lincoln, Neb. Papillion Lavista South
18 Wass, Wade so c Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola Catholic
19 Babb, Mitchel FR LHP/OF Batesville, Miss. South Panola
20 Manley, Michael so rhP Raymond, Miss. Terry
21 Chesteen, Andrew FR rhP Winona, Miss. Winona
22 Stokes, Wes so rhP Meridian, Miss. West Lauderdale
23 Williams, Mike FR IF Houma, La. Terrebone
24 Parks, Stanford FR OF Madison, Miss. Madison Central
26 Heim, Ryan so IF Lexington, Ky. Dunbar
27 Hutton, Frank so OF Pearl, Miss. Pearl
28 Dixon, Tyler FR OF Eads, Tenn. Collierville
31 Haggard, Witt FR rhP Meridian, Miss. Lamar
32 Smith, Brandon FR rhP Petal, Miss. Petal
33 Lowery, Jackson so rhP Little Rock, Ark. Pulaski Academy
34 Hallford, Brandon so rhP Mobile, Ala. Theodore
35 Stanley, Luke FR c Meridian, Miss. Meridian
36 Youngblood, Jonathan FR OF Lexington, Ky. Lafayette
37 Delee, Caleb FR rhP Collierville, Tenn. Collierville
39 Greer, Austin FR rhP Birmingham, Ala. Vestavia Hills
40 Morton, Charles FR OF Eupora, Miss. Eupora
41 McPherson, Trey FR OF Collinsville, Miss. West Lauderdale
42 Lee, Josh so rhP Quitman, Miss. Quitman
43 Belcher, Jace FR lhP Quitman, Miss. Quitman
11 Chris Curry Head Coach
6 Dillon Sudduth Asst. Coach
10 Thomas Tillery Asst. Coach
A.J. Mutone Manager
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alPhabeTiCal rosTer
# Name yr. Pos. Hometown High School
19 Babb, Mitchel FR LHP/OF Batesville, Miss. South Panola
15 Barrow, Blake FR OF/RHP Montgomery, Ala. Trinity
43 Belcher, Jace FR lhP Quitman, Miss. Quitman
21 Chesteen, Andrew FR rhP Winona, Miss. Winona
37 Delee, Caleb FR rhP Collierville, Tenn. Collierville
28 Dixon, Tyler FR OF Eads, Tenn. Collierville
17 Donohoe, Brian so C/OF Lincoln, Neb. Papillion Lavista South
4 Franklin, Alvin FR OF Jackson, Miss. Murrah
39 Greer, Austin FR rhP Birmingham, Ala. Vestavia Hills
31 Haggard, Witt FR rhP Meridian, Miss. Lamar
34 Hallford, Brandon so rhP Mobile, Ala. Theodore
2 Hannah, Dallas FR OF Meridian, Miss. Meridian
26 Heim, Ryan so IF Lexington, Ky. Dunbar
16 Helmstetter, Nick so rhP Brookhaven, Miss. Brookhaven
14 Hinton, Kasey so IF Meridian, Miss. Clarkdale
27 Hutton, Frank so OF Pearl, Miss. Pearl
5 James, Dustin so IF Collinsville, Miss. West Lauderdale
42 Lee, Josh so rhP Quitman, Miss. Quitman
33 Lowery, Jackson so rhP Little Rock, Ark. Pulaski Academy
20 Manley, Michael so rhP Raymond, Miss. Terry
41 McPherson, Trey FR OF Collinsville, Miss. West Lauderdale
40 Morton, Charles FR OF Eupora, Miss. Eupora
24 Parks, Stanford FR OF Madison, Miss. Madison Central
13 Peterson, Samuel so rhP/c Rosepine, La. Rosepine
9 Short, Dalton so lhP Southaven, Miss. Southaven
32 Smith, Brandon FR rhP Petal, Miss. Petal
35 Stanley, Luke FR c Meridian, Miss. Meridian
22 Stokes, Wes so rhP Meridian, Miss. West Lauderdale
7 Tolson, Johnny so IF Lafayette, La. St. Thomas More
1 Vandevere, Tanner FR IF Corpus Christi, Texas Calallen
12 Votaw, Scott FR RHP/IF Monticello, Miss. Lawrence County
18 Wass, Wade so c Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola Catholic
23 Williams, Mike FR IF Houma, La. Terrebone
3 Woods, Gabe so IF Albany, La. Albany
36 Youngblood, Jonathan FR OF Lexington, Ky. Lafayette
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The eagles
1 2
4
Tanner Vandevere
Infield • 5’11” 175 lbs.
Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas
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Scott Votaw
Pitcher/Infield • 6’5” 225 lbs.
Fr. • New Hebron, Miss.
Dallas Hannah
Infield/Catcher • 6’2” 180 lbs
Fr. • Meridian, Miss.
Samuel Peterson
Pitcher/Catcher • 6’0” 190 lbs.
So. • Rosepine, La.
Alvin Franklin
Outfield • 5’10” 180 lbs.
Fr. • Jackson, Miss.
Kasey Hinton
Infield • 5’11” 180 lbs.
So. • Meridian, Miss.
19 20 21 22
Mitchel Babb
Pitcher • 5’11” 170 lbs.
Fr. • Batesville, Miss.
27
Frank Hutton
Outfield • 5’7” 155 lbs.
So. • Pearl, Miss.
36
Jonathan Youngblood
Outfield • 6’3” 180 lbs.
Fr. • Lexington, Ky.
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Chris Curry
Head Coach
Michael Manley
Pitcher • 6’3” 210 lbs.
So. • Raymond, Miss.
Andrew Chesteen
Pitcher • 6’2” 195 lbs.
Fr. • Winona, Miss.
3
Gabe Woods
Infield • 5’9” 185 lbs.
So. • Albany, La.
Blake Barrow
Outfield/Pitcher • 6’1” 190 lbs.
Fr. • Montgomery, Ala.
Wes Stokes
Pitcher • 6’3” 220 lbs.
So. • Meridian, Miss.
Dustin James
Infield • 5’10” 180 lbs.
So. • Collinsville, MS
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5
Nick Helmstetter
Pitcher • 6’1” 195 lbs.
So. • Brookhaven, Miss.
7
Johnny Tolson
Infield • 6’0” 190 lbs.
So. • Lafayette, La.
13 14 15 16 17 18
28
Tyler Dixon
Outfield • 6’4” 225 lbs.
Fr. • Eads, Tenn.
37
Caleb DeLee
Pitcher • 6’2” 193 lbs.
Fr. • Collierville, Tenn.
6
Dillon Sudduth
Asst . Coach
Witt Haggard
Pitcher • 6’2” 196 lbs
Fr. • Meridian, Miss.
Brandon Smith
Pitcher • 6’3” 205 lbs.
Fr. • Petal, Miss.
Mike Williams
Infield • 6’3” 205 lbs.
Fr. • Houma, La.
Brian Donohoe
Catcher • 6’0” 180 lbs.
So. • Papillion, Neb.
23 24 26
Jackson Lowery
Pitcher • 5’11” 175 lbs.
So. • Little Rock, Ark.
Stanford Parks
Outfield • 6’0” 186 lbs.
Fr. • Madison, Miss.
31 32
33 34 35
39
Austin Greer
Pitcher • 6’3” 205 lbs.
Fr. • Birmingham, Ala.
10
Thomas Tillery
Asst . Coach
40
Charles Morton
Infield • 6’2” 200 lbs.
Fr. • Eupora, Miss.
Christopher Haralson
Athletic Trainer
41 42
Trey McPherson
Outfield • 5’10” 155 lbs.
Fr. • Collinsville, Miss.
Robby Atkinson
Sports Information Director
Brandon Hallford
Pitcher • 6’4” 210 lbs.
So. • Theodore, Ala.
Josh Lee
Pitcher • 6’4” 198 lbs.
So. • Quitman, Miss.
A. J. Mutone
Manager
Fr. • Petal, Miss.
9
Dalton Short
Pitcher • 5’10” 185 lbs.
So. • Southaven, Miss.
Wade Wass
Catcher • 6’0” 210 lbs.
So. • Pensacola, Fla.
Ryan Heim
Infield • 6’1” 190 lbs.
So. • Lexington, Ky.
#35 • Luke Stanley
Catcher • 6’0” 195 lbs.
Fr. • Meridian, Miss.
43
Jace Belcher
Pitcher • 6’2” 185 lbs.
Fr. • Quitman, Miss.

Meridian Community College
#11 • Chris Curry
Head Coach
Second Season
Chris Curry enters his second season as the head baseball coach
at Meridian Community College . Curry led the Eagles to a 33-21 in his
first season at the helm . MCC was one of the top offensive teams in the
country during the 2011 campaign; the Eagles batted .330 as a team
during the 2011 season and Kenny Roberts was named an All-American
by the NJCAA under the guidance of Coach Curry . The Eagles were also
among the top teams in home runs last season with 62 and had three
players (Roberts, Ben Kingsley and Wade Wass) in the top 10 in home
runs in the Country .
Since taking over as head coach, Curry is leading a plan to improve
all of the facilities at Scaggs Field . The construction of a new field house
is currently under way and other various projects are in the process of
beginning at Scaggs Field .
Curry came to Meridian after spending two seasons as an
assistant baseball coach at the University of Arkansas . His duties with
the Southeastern Conference powerhouse included working with the
Razorback pitchers and catchers . He also coached first base for UA and
assisted with organization and implementation of daily practices for the
Hogs .
Under Curry’s guide during the
2009 season, the Razorback catchers led
the Southeastern Conference in runners
caught stealing . Arkansas wiped away 34
attempted stolen bases, five more than the
next team . It was a drastic improvement
for the Razorbacks who just the previous
season before Curry’s arrival finished last
in the category .
Prior to arriving at Arkansas, Curry
was as an assistant coach at Arkansas Tech
University in 2008 were he worked with
catchers and hitters . His coaching helped
Arkansas Tech raise its team batting
average 26 points over the previous season
to a robust .311 and was instrumental
in the development of 2008 Gulf South
Conference leading batter Jantzen Black .
Before his stop at Arkansas Tech,
Curry was an assistant coach for Hendrix
head CoaCh Chris Curry
College (Conway, Ark .) in 2006-2007 .
Curry played professional baseball for over seven seasons with the
Chicago Cubs and San Francisco Giants organizations . During his stint
as a professional, Curry worked his way up to the triple-A level with the
Cubs between 1999 and 2002 then moved to the Giants where he played
double-A ball until the 2005 season . His final season in professional
uniform came during the 2006 season as a member of the independent
Northern Leagues’ Gary Southshore Railcats where he was an All-Star his
final season .
A native of Conway, Ark ., Curry was an all-state pitcher and catcher
for Conway High School . He set 10 hitting and catching records with CHS
in 1994 to 1996 .
Upon graduation from Conway, Curry then signed with MCC . Curry
played for Eagle Head Coach Scott Berry from 1997-98, where he helped
lead the Eagles to back-to-back Region 23 and Miss-Lou Conference titles
and an appearance in the 1998 JUCO World Series . As a standout catcher
for MCC, Curry was ranked the No . 1 Junior College player by Baseball
America in 1998 . That same season he was selected as the starting
catcher for Team USA JUCO All Star team vs . Japan . He was also named
All Region 23 first team and All Miss-Lou Conference first team selection
in 1997 and 1998 .
After playing for MCC, Curry signed with SEC power Mississippi State
University where he led SEC catchers in fielding percentage . Curry left
the Bulldogs in 1999 after being drafted in the ninth round of the Major
League Draft .
Curry was born Nov . 17, 1977, and is married to the former Chassity
Cossey of Hamburg, Ark . They have a son, Caleb Christopher Curry, who
was born March 2, 2010 .
Coach Chris Curry and wife Chassity and son Caleb
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assisTanT CoaChes
#6 • Dillon Sudduth
Assistant Coach
Fifth Season
Dillon Sudduth is in his fifth year as an assistant coach at Meridian
Community College and his second year on Chris Curry’s staff . He is
responsible for the instruction of the Eagle hitters and infielders, as well
as serving as third base coach and recruiting coordinator .
During his first three years leading the offense, the Eagles have
scored almost eight runs per game, averaged 84 home runs a year, and
hit .365 as a team . MCC was one of the top offensive teams in the country
during the 2010 season with a team batting average of .330 and 62
home runs as a team . The Eagles had three players in the Top 10 in Ten
home runs: Ben Kingsley, Kenny Roberts and Wade Wass .
In four years, he has coached three All-Americans and the programs
all-time leading home run hitter . As a recruiting coordinator, five of his
signees have gone on to play professional baseball and 11 of his hitters
have moved on to Division 1 baseball . His first signing class included
Corey Dickerson who came to Meridian undrafted and developed into
an eighth round draft pick after his sophomore year under Sudduth’s
guidance . Sudduth mentored Kenny Roberts into one of the premiere
power hitters in the country this past season which led Roberts to signing
a scholarship with the University of Alabama .
Sudduth began his coaching career after playing at Southeastern
Louisiana University as an infielder under Coach Jay Artigues . He spent
the first two years of
his collegiate playing
career at MCC as
an infielder for the
2004 World Series
team and 2005 State
Championship team
under coaches Mike
Federico and Chad
Caillet . Sudduth was
a two time All-State
pick as a shortstop
at Madison Central
High School in
Madison, Miss .
#10 • Thomas Tillery
Assistant Coach
First Season
Thomas Tillery enters his first season as an assistant baseball coach
at Meridian Community College . Tillery comes to the Eagles after an
impressive collegiate career in the junior college and Division II ranks in
the Southeast . Tillery played his junior college baseball at Louisiana State
University-Eunice from 2005-2006 and helped his squad to a Division II
National Championship in 2006 as a pitcher . Tillery continued his college
career at Southern Arkansas University from 2007-2009 and while a
member of the Mulerider baseball team, Tillery helped his team capture
a Gulf South Conference Championship in his senior season at Southern
Arkansas .
Tillery has spent the past two seasons as a graduate assistant
coach for Southern Arkansas and the Muleriders took home another GSC
Championship during his time as a graduate assistant . Tillery will assist
Coach Curry with the pitching coach duties and handle strength and
conditioning for the MCC baseball team in his first season at Meridian .
Tillery is a native of Lake Charles, La ., and graduated from Sam
Houston High School in 2004 . Tillery is the son of Jack and Teni Tillery of
Lake Charles, La ., and Tillery has one sister, Brittany .
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Meridian Community College
Christopher Haralson
Athletic Trainer
Fifth Season
Entering into his fifth season at Meridian Community College the
Head Athletic Trainer is Christopher Haralson . Haralson is a Certified
Athletic Trainer who works in conjunction with the Rush Sports Medicine
team providing coverage for all nine NJCAA teams at MCC . He earned
his bachelor’s of science degree in athletic training from the University
of Southern Mississippi and his master’s of science degree in sports
administration from Mississippi State University . After graduate school
Haralson worked for the Rush Sports Medicine Team where he covered
East Mississippi Community College (2002-2005), Forest High School
(2005-2007) and now MCC . Haralson is certified by the National Athletic
Trainer’s Association Board of Certification and is licensed by the State
of Mississippi . He currently serves on the board of directors for the State
Games of Mississippi .
Haralson currently teaches Treatment and Prevention of Athletic
Injuries, for MCC . He was the first instructor in the state to teach this class
online and has taught it for East Mississippi Community College and East
Central College . He has also taught Introduction to Physical Education,
and First Aid and CPR .
Haralson was born April 20, 1978, and is a native of Scott County
Miss ., where he graduated from Scott Central High School in 1996 . He
is married to the former Regina Nowell and they live in Collinsville with
their two sons Matthew and Miles .
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Robby Atkinson
Sports Information Director
First Season
The Voice of the Eagles
Eighth Season
Robby Atkinson heads in his first season as the sports information
director at Meridian Community College, but his affiliation with MCC
goes back to 2000 . Atkinson served as team manager for the MCC
baseball team from 2000-2002 under the direction of Russ McNickle
and Mike Federico . Atkinson continued his education at the University of
West Alabama and served on the sports information staff at UWA . While
there, he served as the public address announcer for the West Alabama
baseball team during his time in Livingston and had the opportunity to
serve as the head statistician for the Gulf-South Conference Volleyball
Tournament in 2003 . Atkinson was also invited to serve as a statistician
for the GMAC Bowl in Mobile, Ala ., in 2003, and Atkinson also worked on
several radio broadcasts for the UWA football, basketball and baseball
teams .
Atkinson returned to MCC in 2004 and served as the announcer
for the baseball and basketball teams on a part-time basis . Atkinson
was named the new sports information director at MCC this past July .
Atkinson also serves as the program director for 106 .9 The Eagle, which is
the new radio station at MCC .
Atkinson was
born June 28,
1982, and is a
2000 graduate of
Enterprise High
School . Atkinson
is married to the
former Nikki Rabon
and reside in
Meehan .
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#19 • Mitchel Babb
Pitcher • 5’11” 170 lbs.
Freshman • Batesville, Miss.
High School
Babb attended South Panola High School and lettered in baseball from
2008-2011 . Babb was named All-State, Crossroads All-Star, District
Pitcher of The Year, Team MVP, and USSSA All-American during his time
at South Panola High School . Babb was also named a Star Student and
received the Lindy Callahan Scholar Athlete Award .
Personal
Babb is the son of Michael and Tina Babb . He is a chemical engineering
major . Birth Date: 5-6-93 .
#15 • Blake Barrow
Outfield/Pitcher • 6’1” 190 lbs.
Freshman • Montgomery, Ala.
High School
Barrow attended Trinity Presbyterian High School and lettered in baseball
from 2007-2011 . Barrow was named All-Metro from 2008-2011 and was
named All-State in his senior season . Blake was also named the Class 3A
Player of The Year in Alabama .
Personal
Barrow is the son of Bert and Donna Barrow . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 8-12-92 .
#43 • Jace Belcher
Pitcher • 6’2” 185 lbs.
Freshman • Quitman, Miss.
High School
Belcher attended Quitman High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2010 . Belcher was named All-State during his senior season and
Pitcher of The Year . Belcher is currently a member of Phi Theta Kappa at
MCC and is a math scholarship award winner .
Personal
Belcher is the son of Jay and Cindy Belcher . He is a pre-med major .
Birth Date: 8-15-91 .
#21 • Andrew Chesteen
Pitcher • 6’2” 195 lbs.
Freshman • Winona, Miss.
High School
Chesteen attended Winona High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2011 . Chesteen was named All-District in his junior and senior
seasons, while being named District Pitcher of The Year in his junior
year . Chesteen was named a member of the All-State Team in 2011 and
named District MVP during his senior season .
Personal
Chesteen is the son of Billy and Pam Chesteen . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 11-25-92 .
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#37 • Caleb DeLee
Pitcher • 6’2” 193 lbs.
Freshman • Collierville, Tenn.
High School
DeLee attended Collierville High School and lettered in baseball from
2007-2011 . DeLee was named All-Metro, All-State, Louisville Slugger All-
American and Rawlings Perfect Game All-American in his senior season .
Personal
DeLee is the son of Paul and Brenda DeLee . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 8-3-92 .
#28 • Tyler Dixon
Outfield • 6’4” 225 lbs.
Freshman • Eads, Tenn.
High School
Dixon attended Collierville High School and lettered in baseball from
2007-2011 . Dixon was named All-Metro, All-District, All-Region, and All-
State twice in his high school career . Dixon was also named a member of
the Louisville Slugger All-American Team .
Personal
Dixon is the son of Mike and Debbie Dixon . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 9-18-92 .
Player bios
#17 • Brian Donohoe
Catcher • 6’0” 180 lbs.
Sophomore • Papillion, Neb.
High School
Donohoe attended Papillion La Vista South High School and lettered in
baseball from 2006-2009 . Donohoe was named All-State and All-Region
during his senior season . Donohoe was named Academic All-State during
his junior and senior seasons, and was awarded the Academic Award of
Excellence in his senior year . Donohoe was also the valedictorian of his
graduating class . Donohoe batted .311 during his freshman season at
MCC and collected three home runs . Nebraska transfer .
Personal
Donohoe is the son of Edward and Tammie Donohoe . He is a business and
finance major . Birth Date: 11-1-91 .
#2 • Alvin Franklin
Outfield • 5’10” 180 lbs.
Freshman • Jackson, Miss.
High School
Franklin attended Murrah High School and lettered in baseball from
2008-2011 . Franklin was coached at Murrah High School by former
MCC standout Scott Cheek . Franklin was named All-District, All-Metro,
and All-State his senior season . Franklin was also named a member of
the Mississippi All-State Team and was a selection of the Clarion Ledger
Dandy Dozen Team .
Personal
Franklin is the son of Alvin and Quoinsetta Franklin. He is a sports
administration major . Birth Date: 12-10-92 .
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#39 • Austin Greer
Pitcher • 6’3” 205 lbs.
Freshman • Birmingham, Ala.
High School
Greer attended Vestavia Hills High School and lettered in baseball from
2007-2011 . Greer was named to the All-Region Team in 2009 and was an
Honorable Mention for the All-Region Team in 2010 .
Personal
Greer is the son of Raymond and Heather Greer . He is a business major .
Birth Date: 10-3-92 .
#31 • Witt Haggard
Pitcher • 6’2” 196 lbs
Freshman • Meridian, Miss.
High School
Haggard attended Lamar School and lettered in baseball from 2006-
2010 . Haggard was named All-State in baseball for three years and All-
State in football for two years . Haggard was named team captain in his
final season as a member of the Raider baseball team and was named to
the honor roll . Haggard transferred to MCC after spending the past two
seasons as a member of the Ole Miss Football team .
Personal
Haggard is the son of David and Deborah Haggard . He is an accounting
major .Birth Date: 12-9-91 .
#34 • Brandon Hallford
Pitcher • 6’4” 210 lbs.
Sophomore • Theodore, Ala.
High School
Hallford attended Theodore High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2010 . Hallford was named Honorable Mention for the All-District
Team in his senior season . Hallford has also been named a member of
the National English Honors Society and a part of the Dean’s List at MCC .
Hallford made 20 appearances on the mound for the Eagles in 2011 and
compiled a 3-1 record . Hallford has already signed to play next season
with the University of South Alabama .
Personal
Hallford is the son of Danny and Penny Hallford . He is a wildlife
management major . Birth Date: 11-19-91 .
#2 • Dallas Hannah
Outfield/Catcher • 6’2” 180 lbs
Freshman • Meridian, Miss.
High School
Hannah attended Meridian High School and lettered in baseball from
2005-2008 . Hannah was named All-Region and offensive player of the
year in his senior season . Hannah was also a member of the Meridian
football and soccer teams while at MHS . Hannah was a member of
the National Honor Society in high school and graduated with honors .
Hannah spent the last two seasons at Mississippi State .
Personal
Hannah is the son of Bubba and Marsha Hannah . He is undecided on his
major . Birth Date: 11-28-90 .
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#26 • Ryan Heim
Infield • 6’1” 190 lbs.
Sophomore • Lexington, Ky.
High School
Heim attended Paul Lawrence Dunbar High School and lettered in
baseball from 2006-2010 . Heim was named All-City his junior year
and All-State in his senior season . Heim transferred to MCC from Olney
Central College .
Personal
Heim is the son of Jeff and Kathy Heim . He is undecided on his major .
Birth Date: 7-16-91 .
#16 • Nick Helmstetter
Pitcher • 6’1” 195 lbs.
Sophomore • Brookhaven, Miss.
High School
Helmstetter attended Brookhaven High School and lettered in baseball
from 2005-2009 . Helmstetter earned All-Region in three season at
Brookhaven and was named All-State his junior season . Helmstetter
was also named a member of the Sunbelt Classic Team during his
junior season and a member of the All-State Teams his senior season .
Helmstetter missed all of the 2011 season for the Eagles after having
successful Tommy John surgery .
Personal
Helmstetter is the son of Chad and Stacy Oberschmidt . He is a teaching/
coaching major . Birth Date: 12-1-90 .
Player bios
#14 • Kasey Hinton
Infield • 5’11” 175 lbs.
Sophomore • Meridian, Miss.
High School
Hinton attended Clarkdale High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2010 . Hinton was named All-State during his senior season
and earned Offensive Player of The Year honors for the district . Hinton
graduated with high honors from Clarkdale and earned a spot on the
Dean’s List at MCC . Hinton batted .355 during his freshman season at MCC
and played mostly on the infield for the Eagles .
Personal
Hinton is the son of Ken and Becky Hinton . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 8-2-92 .
#27 • Frank Hutton
Outfield • 5’7” 155 lbs.
Sophomore • Pearl, Miss.
High School
Hutton attended Pearl High School and lettered in baseball from 2006-
2010 . Hutton was named All-State in baseball and football during his
career at Pearl . Hutton played in nine games for the Eagles in 2011 and
played a great role defensively for MCC .
Personal
Hutton is the son of Frank and Kim Hutton . He is a secondary education
major . Birth Date: 1-24-91 .
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#5 • Dustin James
Infield • 5’10” 180 lbs.
Sophomore • Collinsville, Miss.
High School
James attended West Lauderdale High School and played for legendary
coach Jerry Boatner . James lettered in baseball at West Lauderdale
from 2006-2010 . James was named top defensive player during his
senior season and was named All-District . James batted .349 during his
freshman season for the Eagles and collected 19 RBI .
Personal
James is the son of Eric James . He is a university transfer major .
Birth Date: 8-20-92 .
#42 • Josh Lee
Pitcher • 6’4” 198 lbs.
Sophomore • Quitman, Miss.
High School
Lee attended Quitman High School and lettered in baseball from 2006-
2009 . Lee appeared in 13 games for the Eagles in 2011 and compiled a
record of 3-1 .
Personal
Lee is the son of Don Lee and Jennifer Lee . He is undecided on his major .
Birth Date: 8-19-91 .
#33 • Jackson Lowery
Pitcher • 5’11” 175 lbs.
Sophomore • Little Rock, Ark.
High School
Lowery attended Pulaski Academy and lettered in baseball from 2006-
2010 . Lowery was named to the All-Conference Team in high school
during his junior and senior years . Lowery transferred to MCC after
playing during his freshman season at the University of Central Arkansas .
During his one season at UCA, Lowery made 15 appearances out of the
bullpen and recorded a 4 .66 ERA . Arkansas signee .
Personal
Lowery is the son of Curtis and Ellen Lowery . He is a marketing major .
Birth Date: 7-23-92 .
#20 • Michael Manley
Pitcher • 6’3” 210 lbs.
Sophomore • Raymond, Miss.
High School
Manley attended Terry High School and lettered in baseball from 2006-
2010 . Manley was named to the All-Region Team in 2008, 2009, and
2010 for the Bulldogs . Manley was also named Player of The Year in his
junior and senior seasons at Terry . Manely was named a member of the
All-Region Team in his freshman season at MCC . Manley finished his
freshman season with a 7-3 record and an ERA of 3 .54, which was the
lowest on the team .
Personal
Manley is the son of Mike and Carol Manley . He is a general studies major .
Birth Date: 9-20-91 .
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#41 • Trey McPherson
Outfield • 5’10” 155 lbs.
Freshman • Collinsville, Miss.
High School
McPherson attended West Lauderdale High School and lettered in
baseball from 2007-2011 under the direction of legendary coach Jerry
Boatner . McPherson was named All-District in 2011 and was named top
defensive player .
Personal
McPherson is the son of Ron and Karen McPherson . He is a university
transfer major . Birth Date: 8-22-92 .
#40 • Charles Morton
Infield • 6’2” 200 lbs.
Freshman • Eupora, Miss.
High School
Morton attended Eupora High School and lettered in baseball from
2007-2011 . Morton earned All-District honors from 2009-2011 and was
named All-State in 2011 .
Personal
Morton is the son of Charles and Teresa Morton . He is a secondary
education major . Birth Date: 7-27-93 .
Player bios
#24 • Stanford Parks
Outfield • 6’0” 186 lbs.
Freshman • Madison, Miss.
High School
Parks attended Madison Central High School and lettered in baseball from
2008-2011 . Parks was named to the All-Metro Team in 2011, and named
Second Team All-State in 2010 and 2011 . Parks led Madison Central to a
State Championship in 2009, and two more playoff appearances in 2010
and 2011 . Parks is the younger brother of former MCC standout Jarrod
Parks who played for the Eagles from 2007-2008 .
Personal
Parks is the son of Marty and Vicki Parks . He is a business major .
Birth Date: 8-11-92 .
#13 • Samuel Peterson
Pitcher/Catcher • 6’0” 190 lbs.
Sophomore • Rosepine, La.
High School
Peterson attended Rosepine High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2010 . Peterson was named All-District four times and All-State on
three different occasions . Peterson was also named Southwest Louisiana
MVP during his senior season and Under Armour All-American in his
junior and senior seasons . Peterson transferred to MCC this season from
Louisiana State University .
Personal
Peterson is the son of Dale and Rose Peterson . He is a forestry major .
Birth Date: 8-9-91 .
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#9 • Dalton Short
Pitcher • 5’10” 185 lbs.
Sophomore • Southaven, Miss.
High School
Short attended Southaven High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2010 . Short was named to the All-Region, All-Conference and All-
Metro teams during his career at Southaven . Short is currently a member
of Phi Theta Kappa at MCC . Short finished his freshman season with a 2-4
record and an ERA of 5 .64 for the Eagles .
Personal
Short is the son of Robert and Jonnie Short . He is an athletic training
major . Birth Date: 5-19-92 .
#35 • Luke Stanley
Catcher • 6’0” 195 lbs.
Freshman • Meridian, Miss.
High School
Stanley attended Meridian High School and lettered in baseball from
2008-2011 . Stanley was named All-Region in 2010 and 2011 . Stanley
was named to the WTOK All-Scholastic Sports Team in 2011 and was the
recipient of the Brian Cole Scholarship .
Personal
Stanley is the son of Ed and Carol Stanley . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 11-7-92 .
#22 • Wes Stokes
Pitcher • 6’3” 220 lbs.
Sophomore • Meridian, Miss.
High School
Stokes attended West Lauderdale High School and played baseball for
legendary coach Jerry Boatner . Stokes was named All-State his senior
season and was a member of the 2007 and 2009 State Championship
teams at West Lauderdale . Stokes was also a member of the West
Lauderdale football team where he was named All-State his senior
year . Stokes graduated high school with high honors and is currently a
member of Phi Theta Kappa at MCC . Stokes ended his freshman season at
MCC with a 6-2 record and an ERA of 4 .79 for the Eagles .
Personal
Stokes is the son of Freddy and Sharon Stokes . He is an aeronautical
engineering major . Birth Date: 9-1-92 .
#32 • Brandon Smith
Pitcher • 6’3” 205 lbs.
Freshman • Petal, Miss.
High School
Smith attended Petal High School and lettered in baseball from 2007-
2011 . Smith was a member of the All-Division Team in his junior and
senior seasons . Smith was a member of Hattiesburg American All-Area
Team and MHSAA Scholar Athlete Team . Smith led Petal to a pair of State
Championships in 2010 and 2011 .
Personal
Smith is the son of David and Rhonda Smith . He is a university transfer
major . Birth Date: 11-22-92 .
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#7 • Johnny Tolson
Infield • 6’0” 190 lbs.
Sophomore • Lafayette, La.
High School
Tolson attended St . Thomas More High School and lettered in baseball
from 2007-2010 . Tolson was named All-District in seasons at St . Thomas
More and earned All-State honors in his senior season . Tolson was also
named a member the All-Academic Team . Tolson batted .296 in his
freshman season for the Eagles and played in a limited basis due to
injuries . Arkansas commit .
Personal
Tolson is the son of John and Bessie Tolson . He is a business major .
Birth Date: 2-26-92 .
#1 • Tanner Vandevere
Infield • 5’11” 175 lbs.
Freshman • Corpus Christi, Texas
High School
Vandevere attended Calallen High School and lettered in baseball from
2006-2010 . Vandevere was named All-District, All-State and All-South
Texas his junior season . Vandevere was also named All-District and All-
State his senior season . Vandevere broke the single season home run
record while at Calallen with 14 home runs and led the state of Texas in
home runs his junior season .
Personal
Vandevere is the son of Howard Vandevere and Stefanie Charles . He is a
university transfer major . Birth Date: 4-15-93 .
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#12 • Scott Votaw
Pitcher/Infield • 6’5” 225 lbs.
Freshman • New Hebron, Miss.
High School
Votaw attended Lawrence County High School and lettered in baseball
from 2007-2011 . Votaw was named All-State in his senior season and
holds many different high school records . Votaw set records in home runs,
strikeouts, pitching wins and lowest ERA during his high school career .
Personal
Votaw is the son of Joel and Windy Votaw . He is a physical therapy major .
Birth Date: 12-6-92 .
#18 • Wade Wass
Catcher • 6’0” 210 lbs.
Sophomore • Pensacola, Fla.
High School
Wass attended Pensacola Catholic High School and lettered in baseball
from 2006-2010 . Wass earned All-Area from 2009-2010 and was All-Area
in football during the 2009 season . Wass hit .370 during his freshman
season for the Eagles and was third on the team with 11 home runs .
Wass has signed to continue his baseball career next season with the
University of Alabama .
Personal
Wass is the son of Mark and Dee Wass . He is a university transfer major .
Birth Date: 9-23-91 .
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#23 • Mike Williams
Infield • 6’3” 205 lbs.
Freshman • Houma, La.
High School
Williams attended Terrebone High School and lettered in baseball and
football from 2007-2011 . Williams also lettered in basketball for three
years at Terrebone High School .
Personal
Williams is the son of Michael Sr . and Paula Williams . He is a physical
therapy major . Birth Date: 3-24-93 .
#3 • Gabe Woods
Infield • 5’9” 185 lbs.
Sophomore • Albany, La.
High School
Woods attended Albany High School and lettered in baseball from 2006-
2010 . Woods was named District MVP his senior season and Parish MVP .
Woods also earned a spot on the All-State Team in his final season at
Albany . Woods transferred to MCC from the University of Mississippi .
During his one season at Ole Miss, Woods was named to the Academic
All-SEC Team .
Personal
Woods is the son of Brad and Laura Woods . He is a landscaping
architecture major . Birth Date: 7-22-91 .
#36 • Jonathan
Youngblood
Outfield • 6’3” 180 lbs.
Freshman • Lexington, Ky.
High School
Youngblood attended Lafayette High School and lettered in baseball
from 2007-2011 . Youngblood was named All-City and All-State from
2010-2011 . Youngblood was also a 30th round draft choice of Atlanta
Braves in the amateur draft this past year .
Personal
Youngblood is the son of Reginald and Deneene Youngblood . He is a
university transfer major . Birth Date: 7-13-93 .
A. J. Mutone
Manager
Freshman Petal, Miss.
High School
Mutone attended Petal High School and will be the manager this season
for the MCC baseball team .
Personal
Mutone is the son of Ron and Stephanie Mutone . He is a university
transfer major . Birth Date: 9-22-92 .
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The MCC Diamond Girls are a select group
of coeds who play an integral part of the MCC
Baseball program . Serving as the official
hostesses on game days, the diamond girls can
be seen completing a vast array of duties such as
working the entrance gate to picking up bats on
the field .
The Diamond Girls are coached by
Megan Smith .
Seated, from left: Antavious Odneal
and Abby Agerton .
Standing from left: Andee Schuurman,
LaBresha Mosley, and Courtney Catchings .
Not pictured: Ashley Polk and Shaina Hambrick .
The MCC Baseball Team played a vital role in several different
community events during the fall semester .
“Anytime we get the opportunity to reach out to the
community and give back, we certainly take advantage of it,”
said Coach Chris Curry .
The Eagles were a part of the Queen City Race for Life to help
fight breast cancer in October . The baseball players performed
many different tasks during the race to help the event organizers .
The Eagles also turned their attention to donate time to
assist in the Kiwanis Club Monster Dash 5K Race in Downtown
Meridian . The baseball players supported the race in many
different ways .
The Eagles spent time in the Fall reading to students at
Oakland Heights Elementary School and
collecting donations as bell ringers for the
Salvation Army .
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2011 Player sTaTs
Name G Avg Slg% AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SF SH
Cutts, Jamey 27 0 .158 0 .211 57 10 9 1 1 0 8 8 5 16 1 1
Donohoe, Brian 52 0 .311 0 .412 177 42 55 7 1 3 22 9 7 30 3 5
Edmonds, Tyi 6 0 .000 0 .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0
Farmer, Darren 51 0 .341 0 .522 182 47 62 17 2 4 36 27 8 33 3 2
Hinton, Kasey 13 0 .355 0 .516 31 4 11 5 0 0 7 2 4 6 0 0
Hutton, Frank 9 0 .125 0 .125 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0
James, Dustin 42 0 .349 0 .397 126 20 44 6 0 0 19 15 5 26 2 5
Kingsley, Ben 50 0 .366 0 .775 191 61 70 17 2 19 60 15 4 33 1 2
Lee, Josh 13 0 .000 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Manley, Michael 20 0 .364 0 .364 11 3 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0
Pitts, Garrett 46 0 .232 0 .317 142 24 33 5 2 1 25 12 3 41 2 7
Roberts, Kenny 54 0 .399 0 .725 193 58 77 19 4 12 48 22 7 48 2 0
Thomas, Nolan 52 0 .319 0 .536 166 34 53 14 2 6 40 21 3 41 4 2
Tolson, Johnny 21 0 .296 0 .383 81 16 24 7 0 0 7 9 1 18 0 0
Trawick, Hunter 53 0 .344 0 .567 180 32 62 18 2 6 53 10 6 28 3 1
Wass, Wade 48 0 .370 0 .643 154 42 57 9 0 11 39 25 9 54 1 1
Name G ERA W L S IP
Allen, Daniel 13 5 .88 2 2 0 26 .0
Hallford, Brandon 20 4 .34 3 1 1 37 .1
Jordan, Chase 12 5 .89 1 1 0 18 .1
Lee, Josh 13 4 .50 3 1 1 22 .0
Manley, Michael 15 3 .54 7 3 0 61 .0
McWilliams, Dustin 14 4 .88 5 4 0 51 .2
Ray, Austin 8 8 .00 0 0 0 9 .0
Short, Dalton 13 5 .64 2 4 0 52 .2
Stokes, Wes 15 4 .79 6 2 1 71 .1
Taylor, Steven 18 5 .04 2 2 1 30 .1
Thomas, Nolan 12 7 .48 2 1 0 27 .2
Trawick, Hunter 4 17 .47 0 0 0 5 .2
Record: 33-21-0 Conference: 6-6-0
baTTing ovERaLL
FiELDing ovERaLL
SCoRE by inningS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - R
Opponents 38 34 25 34 49 39 38 18 16 1 - 292
Meridian 63 67 48 46 56 38 41 22 12 0 - 393
www.MeridianCC.edu/baseball
Statistics provided by www .dakstats .com
Pictured:
Wade Wass connects
on a pitch during the
2011 Rush Tournament.
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2011 Player sTaTs
baTTing GP GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA
Roberts, Kenny 54 54 0 .399 193 58 77 19 4 12 48 140 0 .725 22 7 48 2 0 .473 2 0 14 19
Wass, Wade 48 47 0 .370 154 42 57 9 0 11 39 99 0 .643 25 9 54 2 0 .481 1 1 8 10
Kingsley, Ben 50 50 0 .366 191 61 70 17 2 19 60 148 0 .775 15 4 33 2 0 .422 1 2 12 13
Manley, Michael 20 12 0 .364 11 3 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 .364 2 0 1 1 0 .462 0 0 0 0
Hinton, Kasey 13 10 0 .355 31 4 11 5 0 0 7 16 0 .516 2 4 6 1 0 .459 0 0 1 2
James, Dustin 42 38 0 .349 126 20 44 6 0 0 19 50 0 .397 15 5 26 1 0 .432 2 5 3 8
Trawick, Hunter 53 50 0 .344 180 32 62 18 2 6 53 102 0 .567 10 6 28 7 0 .392 3 1 2 4
Farmer, Darren 51 51 0 .341 182 47 62 17 2 4 36 95 0 .522 27 8 33 3 0 .441 3 2 10 16
Thomas, Nolan 52 49 0 .319 166 34 53 14 2 6 40 89 0 .536 21 3 41 0 0 .397 4 2 7 10
Donohoe, Brian 52 51 0 .311 177 42 55 7 1 3 22 73 0 .412 9 7 30 4 0 .362 3 5 6 7
Tolson, Johnny 21 21 0 .296 81 16 24 7 0 0 7 31 0 .383 9 1 18 2 0 .374 0 0 5 5
Pitts, Garrett 46 43 0 .232 142 24 33 5 2 1 25 45 0 .317 12 3 41 3 0 .302 2 7 4 5
Cutts, Jamey 27 18 0 .158 57 10 9 1 1 0 8 12 0 .211 8 5 16 1 0 .310 1 1 0 0
Hutton, Frank 9 1 0 .125 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 .125 0 0 4 0 0 .125 0 0 0 0
Edmonds, Tyi 6 0 0 .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 2 0 0 .200 0 0 0 0
Ray, Austin 8 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0
Hallford, Brandon 20 4 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0
Jordan, Chase 13 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0
Allen, Daniel 13 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0
Stokes, Wes 15 11 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0
Taylor, Steven 18 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0
Short, Dalton
Mcwilliams,
Dustin
Lee, Josh
14
14
13
11
9
0
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Total: 54 0 .330 1704 393 562 125 16 62 365 905 0 .531 178 62 381 30 0 .402 22 26 72 99
Opponents: 54 0 .273 1639 291 447 81 7 36 263 650 0 .397 174 39 331 23 0 .347 10 16 95 113
LOB - Team (391), Opp (271) . IBB - Team (0), Opp (2) . Picked Off - Team (9), Opp (7)
PiTCHing ERA W L GP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR TBF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA
Manley, Michael 3 .54 7 3 15 9 0 0 0 0 61 .0 61 25 24 20 58 11 2 0 263 0 .257 9 3 1 1 2
Hallford, Brandon 4 .34 3 1 20 4 0 0 1 1 37 .1 36 23 18 16 23 9 0 3 170 0 .252 3 7 0 2 2
Lee, Josh 4 .50 3 1 13 0 0 0 0 1 22 .0 25 13 11 8 23 12 0 1 99 0 .287 6 1 0 2 1
Stokes, Wes 4 .79 6 2 15 11 1 1 0 1 71 .1 62 41 38 23 59 5 0 7 302 0 .230 11 7 0 0 2
Mcwilliams, Dustin 4 .88 5 4 14 9 1 0 1 0 51 .2 55 36 28 20 49 12 1 5 232 0 .264 4 3 0 1 0
Taylor, Steven 5 .04 2 2 18 1 0 0 0 1 30 .1 36 17 17 11 18 3 0 1 135 0 .300 3 2 0 1 1
Short, Dalton 5 .64 2 4 13 11 1 0 0 0 52 .2 58 43 33 25 40 17 1 6 245 0 .280 7 7 2 0 5
Allen, Daniel 5 .88 2 2 13 2 0 0 0 0 26 .0 36 25 17 11 16 2 0 3 132 0 .308 2 4 0 0 0
Jordan, Chase 5 .89 1 1 12 1 0 0 0 0 18 .1 11 13 12 11 18 3 0 0 81 0 .169 1 4 0 1 0
Thomas, Nolan 7 .48 2 1 12 6 0 0 0 0 27 .2 29 31 23 19 31 3 1 6 136 0 .254 8 1 1 0 2
Ray, Austin 8 .00 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 9 .0 13 13 8 10 7 4 0 1 55 0 .295 3 1 0 0 0
Trawick, Hunter 17 .47 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 .2 12 12 11 4 1 1 1 3 31 0 .480 0 0 0 2 0
Total: 5 .23 33 21 157 3 1 2 4 413 .0 434 292 240 178 343 82 6 36 1881 0 .265 57 40 4 10 15
Opponents: 6 .64 21 30 137 11 2 0 2 393 .1 530 381 290 178 371 104 12 61 1941 0 .320 33 64 3 21 22
25

2011 Player sTaTs & reCords
FiELDing GP GS C PO A E FLD% DP TP SBA RCS SBA% PB CI OBS
Cutts, Jamey 27 18 43 42 1 0 1 .000 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Lee, Josh 13 0 6 1 5 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Thomas, Nolan 52 49 152 139 13 0 1 .000 9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Taylor, Steven 18 1 6 1 5 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Manley, Michael 20 12 25 14 11 0 1 .000 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Short, Dalton 14 11 20 4 16 0 1 .000 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Kingsley, Ben 50 50 117 114 1 2 0 .983 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Trawick, Hunter 53 50 263 242 15 6 0 .977 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Donohoe, Brian 52 51 286 257 21 8 0 .972 0 0 58 11 0 .841 9 0 0
Wass, Wade 48 47 156 142 8 6 0 .962 0 0 30 5 0 .857 8 1 0
Tolson, Johnny 21 21 84 24 56 4 0 .952 8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Farmer, Darren 51 51 79 73 2 4 0 .949 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Pitts, Garrett 46 43 174 78 85 11 0 .937 14 0 2 0 1 .000 0 0 0
James, Dustin 42 38 88 22 59 7 0 .920 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Roberts, Kenny 54 54 211 67 123 21 0 .900 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Stokes, Wes 15 11 18 6 9 3 0 .833 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Mcwilliams, Dustin 14 9 11 2 7 2 0 .818 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Hallford, Brandon 20 4 11 1 8 2 0 .818 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Hinton, Kasey 13 10 30 5 19 6 0 .800 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Jordan, Chase 13 1 4 2 1 1 0 .750 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Hutton, Frank 9 1 4 3 0 1 0 .750 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Allen, Daniel 13 2 3 0 2 1 0 .667 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Edmonds, Tyi 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Ray, Austin 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0
Total: 54 1791 1239 467 85 0 .953 28 0 90 16 0 .849 17 1 0
Opponents: 54 1632 1133 400 99 0 .939 27 0 48 16 0 .750 8 0 0
EagLE RECoRDS
JUCO World Series Appearances
1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004
Miss-Lou Conference Championships
(Years participated 1988-2002, 2009-present)
1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999,
2000, 2001, 2010
Region 23 Championships
1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003,
2004, 2009
MACJC STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
(Years participated 2003-2008)
2005, 2006, 2008
MACJC Central Division Championships
(Years participated 2003-2008)
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007,2008
Pictured: Johnny Tolson
Sectional Championships
prepares to return a fly ball in the
Rush Tournament with former
(Sectional play eliminated after 2004)
MCC standout, Darren Farmer.
1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004
26 2012 Eagle Baseball

EagLE baSEbaLL
aLL-aMERiCanS
Kenny Roberts - Infielder
2010-2011
Corey Dickerson - Outfielder
2009-2010
Tyler Koelling - Outfielder
2007-2008
Tyler Moore - 1st Baseman
2006-2007
Lee Swindle - Pitchers
2006-2007
Michael Murray - Shortstop
2004-2005
Van Pope - 3rd Baseman
2003-2004
Chris Rayborn - Pitcher
2003-2004
Tyler Scarbrough - INF
2000-2001
Daniel Stewart - Pitcher
1999-2000
Reggie Scott - 3rd Baseman
1997-1998
Braxton Whitehead - Catcher
1996-1997
Dennis Hobson - Pitcher
1996-1997
Scott Cheek- 3rd Baseman
1996-1997
Jay Akin - Pitcher
1994-1995
David Mote - 1st Baseman
1996-1997
David Steed - Catcher
1993-1994
Meridian Community College
EagLE CoaCHing LEgaCy
Bill May • 1970 - 1973
The founder of the program you know today, Coach May,
passed away in the Spring of 2008 .
Quitman Lockley • Spring 1974 (Career Record 19-6)
Terry Williams • Spring 1975 (Career Record 21-6)
Billy Harold Smith • 1976 - 1986
In 2009 Coach Smith was inducted to the Mississippi Junior
College Hall of Fame .
Corky Palmer • 1987 - 1996 (Eagle Record 403-157)
Retired in 2009 after leading the University of Southern
Mississippi to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb .
Coach Palmer was the head coach at USM from 1997-
2009 . Coach Palmer guided the Eagles to three JUCO World
Series appearances; NJCAA National Coach of the Year (two
times); Region XXIII Coach of the Year (three times)
Scott Berry • 1997 - 2000 (Eagle Record 184-57)
Currently the head coach at the University of Southern
Mississippi, in 2009, as the associate head coach, Coach
Berry helped guide the Golden Eagles to a College World
Series appearance in Omaha . Coach Berry guided the MCC
Eagles to two JUCO World Series appearances; Region 23
Coach of the Year (three times)
Russ McNickle • 2000 - 2001 (Eagle Record 37-18)
Currently the head baseball coach at St . Leo University,
McNickle served as the assistant coach at Mississippi State
University from 2001-2008, helping MSU advance to the
2007 College World Series .
Michael Federico • 2002 - 2004
Coach Federico is now the pitching coach at USM; He served
as the pitching coach at the University of Memphis under
Head Coach Darrin Shonerock . Coach Federico guided the
MCC Eagles to two JUCO World Series appearances and was
Region 23 Coach of the Year twice .
Chad Caillet • 2004 - 2005 (Eagle record 42-12)
Currently an assistant coach at the University of Southern
Mississippi, Coach Caillet guided the MCC Eagles to an
MACJC Championship . He coached 2005 National Player of
the Year, Michael Murray and was MACJC Coach of the Year
(2005) .
Chris Rose • 2006 - 2010 (Eagle Record 186-93)
Coach Rose guided the Eagles to two MACJC Championships
and the 2009 Region 23 Title . He coached 2007 National
Player of Year, Tyler Moore . He earned the 2009 Region
23 Coach of the Year title . Other accolades include MACJC
Coach of the Year (two times) and Mississippi Association
of Coaches 2008 Coach of the Year .
eagle hisTory
aSSiSTanT CoaCHES
Terry Williams • Spring 1974
Burt Stephens • 1988 - 1990
Scott Berry • 1991 - 1996
Kelly Osburn • 1996 - 1999
Michael Federico • 1999 - 2001
Chad Caillet • 2001 - 2004
Chris Rose • 2004 - 2005
Allen Winningham • 2005 - 2006
Joe Caruso • 2006 - 2007
Chris Rayborn • 2007 - 2009
Dillon Sudduth • 2007 - Present
A
+ 2011 aCaDEMiC
ExCELLEnCE
The MCC Eagle Baseball
team continued its success off the field
by posting a team grade point average
of 3 .3 for the fall semester . Thirty-one
of the thirty-five players had a gpa of
3 .0 or higher which equals a total of
89 percent . Of those 31 players, seven
players qualified for the President’s
List which requires a 4 .0 gpa, and 14
players qualified for the Dean’s List
which requires a gpa above a 3 .25 .
Along with the President’s and Dean’s
Lists, 14 players either qualified or
maintained membership for Phi Theta
Kappa, the international academic honor
society that that requires a 3 .5 gpa for
membership .
Coach Curry said “I can’t say enough
about how proud I am of our team and
the way they are answering the challenge
of being a program of excellence both
on and off the field . A lot of credit goes
to our academic adviser Lori McClain
as well as Coach Sudduth and Coach
Tillery for handling their schedules and
the hours of study hall . This is another
indication of the commitment our team
shown this fall, and we expect this level
of achievement to carry over to the field
this spring .”
27

where They wenT...1994 To PresenT
Name College MLB Draft
2010-2011
Kenny Roberts Alabama
Dustin McWilliams Ole Miss
Chase Jordan South Alabama
Darren Farmer Grambling State
Ben Kingsley Delta State
Corey Dickerson Mississippi State Rockies
Dalton Kulas Delta State
Michael LeGrange Nicholas State
Jonathan Pace Southeastern Louisiana
Jonathan Thompson Southern Mississippi
2008-2009
Wesley Thigpen Mississippi State
Eric Callender Ole Miss
Jordan King Ole Miss
Tyler Vick South Alabama
Garrett Harris South Alabama
Brent Tanner South Alabama
Mat Cox Southeastern Louisiana
Jared Cavanaugh Nicholls State
Jason Judge Nicholls State
Mandella Mingo Southern Mississippi
2007-2008
Jarrod Parks Mississippi State
Scott Moseley Nicholls State
Drew Snider Nicholls State
Nick Vickerson Florida State
Shannon Steed William Carey
Ian Sharp William Carey
Jason Coats Delta State
Josh Demoney Arkansas State
Tyler Koelling Southern Mississippi
2006-2007
Michael Guerrero Ole Miss D’backs/Nationals
Tyler Moore Mississippi State Nationals
Kedrick Martin Southeastern Louisiana Marlins
Lee Swindle Mississippi State
Jordan Brown Louisiana State University Devil Rays/Braves
David Woods University of Alabama Marlins
Paul Gatchel Troy State
Wade Weathers Southern Mississippi
Justin Worby Southeastern Louisiana Nationals
Nathan Wright Terrace Nazarene
2005-2006
Kody Bumpous Delta State
Wes Council Alabama Birmingham
Travis Bogue Millsaps
Joe Scalzo Belhaven
Chris Davis Central Arkansas Diamondbacks
Michael Robbins Ole Miss Braves
Name College MLB Draft
2004-2005
Joey Lieberman Memphis Braves
Michael Murray Memphis
Nick Hardy Mississippi State
Todderick Johnson Southern Mississippi Marlins/Padres/A’s
Brian Frichter Southeastern Louisiana San Angelo Colts
Dillon Sudduth Southeastern Louisiana
Dusty Davis Memphis
David Clark Southern Mississippi Angels
Mathew Rozier Ole Miss Braves
Joey Mooney Mobile
Brian Eubanks William Carey Padres
2003-2004
Van Pope Ole Miss Braves
Josh Morgan South Alabama White Sox
Chris Rayborn Ole Miss Padres
Aaron George South Alabama
Ricky Newman Southeastern Louisiana
Kyle Ginn Southeastern Louisiana
Sam Self Mississippi College
Chris Moffett Ole Miss
Chad Catalano Southeastern Louisiana Padres
Jason Phillips Southeastern Missouri
Mathew Creighton West Alabama Pirates
Brandon Rousseve Rays
2002-2003
Todd Doolittle Mississippi State Marlins
Justin Rayborn South Alabama
Damion Givins Southern University
Nate Sanders Southern Mississippi
2001-2002
Lance Dawkins Freshman Cubs
Tyler Scarbourgh Mississippi State
Adam Smith Southern Mississippi
Michael Goodson Belhaven College
Justin Bounds Tarleton State
2000-2001
Dustin Cliburn Mississippi State
Martin LaRocca Alabama
Curt McLellan Ole Miss
Brian Reed Alabama Blue Jays
Matt McClesky University of Dayton
Antion Gray Southern University White Sox
Rory Thorton University of Dayton Dayton Fliers
Ben Shannon Tennessee Tech .
1999-2000
Allen Winningham Southern Mississippi
Josh Christian Ole Miss
Casey Long Mississippi State
Rusty McDaniels Southern Mississippi
Daniel Stewart Southern Mississippi
Anthony Rawson Southern Mississippi Cardinals
Josh Wooten Mississippi State
28 2012 Eagle Baseball

Name College MLB Draft
1998-1999
Brian Shipp Louisiana State Mets
Jerome Geralds Freshman Rockies
Ron Gernard West Alabama
Brett Conerly Southern Mississippi
Josh Hesse University of Nebraska
Jeff Hunter Mississippi State
Cliff Lee University of Arkansas Indians
Bill White Jacksonville State Diamondbacks
1997-1998
Michael Artman Southern Mississippi
Chris Curry Mississippi State Cubs
Shane Kelly Mississippi State Rays
Brad Love University of Tennessee
Jason Motes Alabama
David Wells Belmont College
1996-1997
Jamie Brown Mississippi State Indians
Todd Burkes Nichols State
Danny Dorsett Troy State
Drew Johnson Southern Mississippi
Jason Smith Alabama Cubs
Lake Thoms Mississippi State
Scott Cheek Southern Mississippi
Paul Phillips Alabama Royals
Antonio Bostic Alabama
Brad Lowell South Alabama
1987-1988
Ricky Green William Carey
Mark Kauffman William Carey
Chuck Keigly Southeastern Louisiana
Doug Miller William Carey
Randy Newell Livingston University
Meridian Community College
Photo, courtesy
of Paul Phillips
Name College MLB Draft
1988-1989
Rob Bergeron South Alabama
Tom Graham Troy State
Chris Robbins Southern Miss
Nathan Starns Livingston University
Terry Waters Troy State
1989-1990
Troy Adams West Florida
Brad Cohen Delta State
Morris Etheridge Alabama
Michael Reed Winthrop
Bradley Taylor Birmingham Southern
Chuck Walker University of New Orleans
1990-1991
Jamie Chandler William Carey
Terry Ellis Delta State
Randy Farmer New York Mets
Mike Marcantonio West Florida
Wade Truett Livingston University
David Utz Delta State
1991-1992
David Blevins Ole Miss
Shane Pullen Southern Miss
Gregg Kennedy Southern Miss
Dennis Hobson Boston Red Sox
Roger Etheridge Cincinnati Reds
Bill Tadlock Southeastern Louisiana
Cedrick Smith William Carey
Hank Perkins William Carey
Eric Morrow Western Kentucky
Russell Cameron William Carey
1992-1993
David Steed Los Angeles Dodgers
Randy Broome Mississippi College
Lane Burroughs Mississippi College
Zack Watts Northwestern State
Brad Talley Auburn Montgomery
Bill Cornish Southern Miss
Ryan Halvorsen University of New Orleans
1993-1994
Carey Luke Southern Miss
Kirby Clark Auburn
Mitchel Shurden Northeast Louisiana
Tommy Smith Northeast Louisiana
Jason Smith Mississippi State
Robert Binns Henderson State
Jarid LoBue College of the Ozarks
1994-1995
Kevin Shipp LSU
Chris Sinclair Southern Miss
Jeff Prejean Northeast Louisiana
David Tidwell Alabama
Chris Poole Delta State
Jay Akin Arkansas State
Jamie McMahon William Carey
29

Career reCords
Most Hits (Season): 98, Michael Murray (2005)
Most Total Sacrifices (Career): 19, Mitch Shurden (1993-94)
Most Hits (Career): 168, Paul Phillips (1996-1997)
Most Sacrifice Flys (Season): 12, Josh Hesse (1998)
Most Hits (Game): 5, Travis Garner vs . Triton, IL (5/27/00); 5, Dustin Cliburn vs . Most Sacrifice Flys (Career): 15, Josh Hesse (1998-99)
Bossier Parish (4/26/00); 5, Josh Hesse vs . Shelby State (3/17/98); 5, Chance Melvin Most Singles (Season): 63, Michael Murray (2005)
vs . Okaloosa-Walton (3/3/96); 5, Justin Harrison vs . Triton (3/13/96); 5, Lake Thoms Most Singles (Career): 105, Travis Garner (2000-01)
vs . MS Delta (5/11/97); 5, Steve Gatlin vs . Prentiss Institute (3/8/74); 5, Larry
Most Runs Scored (Season): 89, Michael Artman (1998)
Watkins vs . Jones (5/ 1/72)
Most Runs Scored (Career): 141, Travis Garner (2000-01)
Most Hits (Inning): 2, Lance Dawkins vs . Three Rivers (3/16/02); 2, Chris Sinclair Most Runs Scored (Game): 6, Terry Covington vs . Prentiss Institute (3/8/74)
vs . Mary Holmes (94); 2, Mitch Shurden vs . Hinds (94); 2, Tommy Smith vs . Mary Most Runs Scored (Inning): 2, Mitchell vs . Hinds (94); 2, Kirby Clark vs . Mary
Holmes (94); 2, David Tidwell vs . vs . Shelby State (94); 2, Zack Watts vs . Columbia Holmes (94); 2, Jermaine Walton vs . Columbia State (5/93); 2, Paul Harris vs .
State (5/93); 2, Randy Farmer vs . Itawamba (3/12/90); 2, Trey Pace vs . MS Delta Jones (4/7/79); 2, Chuck Butler vs . Jones (4/7/79); 2, Paul Vaughn vs . Clarke
(3/18/90); 2, Billy Clearman vs . Mary Holmes (4/16/75); 2, John White vs . Jones (4/5/75); 2, Billy Clearman vs . Mary Holmes (4/16/75); 2, John Brown vs . Carl
(4/7/79); 2, Chuck Butler vs . Jones (4/7/79); 2, Mike Sterling vs . Mary Holmes Sandburg (4/2/75); 2, Markey Joiner vs . Clarke (4/29/74); 2, John Brown vs . Clarke
(4/16/75); 2, John Brown vs . Carl Sandburg (4/2/75); 2, Terry Covington vs . Clarke (4/29/74); White vs . Prentiss (3/8/74); 2, Markey Joiner vs . Prentiss (3/8/74); 2,
(4/29/72); 2, John Brown vs . Clarke (4/29/74); 2, Markey Joiner vs . Prentiss
Terry Covington vs . Prentiss (3/8/74); 2, Grant vs . Prentiss (3/8/74); Markey Joiner
(3/8/74); 2, Terry Covington vs . Prentiss (3/8/74); 2, Clark vs . Prentiss (3/8/74); 2, vs . Utica (3/4/74); 2, Adkins vs . Utica (3/4/74); 2, Huggins vs . Utica (3/4/74); 2,
John Brown vs . Utica (3/4/74); 2, Barr vs . Clarke (3/2/74)
Huggins vs . Clarke (3/2/74); 2, Barr vs . Clarke (3/2/74); 2, Terry Covington vs .
Most Hits (Doubleheader): 7, Shannon Steed vs . Kishwaukee (2/17/07)
Southeast (3/21/73); 2, Larry Watkins vs . Southwest (3/21/73)
Most Consecutive Games with a Hit: 27, Tyler Moore, 2007
Most Runs Scored (Doubleheader): 7, Scott Harper vs . Clarke (2/25/80)
Most Hits in Consecutive at Bats: 7, Shannon Steed, (2/17/07)
Most Consecutive Games Run Scored: 13, Travis Garner (2000)
Most Multi-Hit Games (Season): 34, Michael Artman (1998)
Most 4-Plus Runs Scored Games (Season): 5, Robert Cole (1984)
Most Games Four Hits-Plus (Season): 5, David Tidwell (1994)
Most 4-Plus Runs Scored Games (Career): 5, Robert Cole (1984)
Most Games Four Hits-Plus (Career): 5, David Tidwell (1994-1995)
Most Stolen Bases (Season): 41, Travis Garner (2000)
Most Consecutive Multi-Hit Games: 9, Michael Artman (1998); 9, Reggie Scott Most Stolen Bases (Career): 64, Randy Farmer (1990-1991); 64, Travis Garner
(1998)
(2000-2001)
Most at Bats (Season): 249, Paul Phillips (1996)
Most Stolen Bases (Game): 5, Josh Raggio vs . Pearl River (2/21/01)
Most at Bats (Career): 452, Paul Phillips (1996-1997)
Most Stolen Bases (2 consecutive games): 7, Josh Raggio (5 vs . Pearl River
Most at Bats (Game): 8, Dickerson, King, Tanner, Vick, Thigpen, Pace, Beckwith vs . 2/21/01 & 2 vs . East Central 2/23/01)
Delgado (5-3-09) 7, Chris Curry, Reggie Scott, Michael Artman, Carl Wiggins, Josh Most Stolen Bases Without Being Caught (Season): 19 Shannon Steed
Hesse, Shane Kelly vs . Chipola (3-11-98); 7, Mitch Shurden vs . Central Alabama (2007) 19, David Blevins (1992)
(94); 7, Tony Harper vs . Itawamba (3/30/85); 7, Scott Harper vs . Hinds (4/22/80); 7, Most Stolen Bases Without Being Caught (Career): 18, Antoin Gray (2000-01)
Von Burt vs . East Central (3/11/75); 7, Sonny Jackson vs . Southwest (3/21/73) Most Times Caught Stealing (Career): 14, Travis Garner (2000-01)
Most Plate Appearances (Game):
Most Times Caught Stealing (Season): 9, Travis Garner (2001)
8, Michael Artman vs . Chipola (3/11/98); Carl Wiggins vs . Chipola (3/11/98); Josh Most Attempted Stolen Bases (Season): 46, Travis Garner (2000)
Hesse vs . Chipola (3/11/98); Shane Kelly vs . Chipola (3/11/98); Scott Harper vs . Most Attempted Stolen Bases (Career): 78, Travis Garner (2000-01)
Hinds (4/22/80); Terry Covington vs . Prentiss Institute (3/8/74)
Most Attempted Stolen Bases (Game): 5, Josh Raggio vs . Pearl River (2/21/01)
Most Bases on Balls (Season): 53, Andy Hall (1991)
Most Doubles (Season): 26, Chance Melvin (1996); 26, Brian Shipp (1998)
Most Bases on Balls (Career): 93, David Mote (1995-1996)
Most Doubles (Career): 42, Paul Phillips (1996-1997)
Most Bases on Balls (Game): 5, Lance Dawkins vs . Jones (4/7/02)
Most Doubles (Game): 4, Dustin Cliburn vs . Bossier Parish (4/22/00)
Most Base on Balls (Inning): 2, David Tidwell vs . Shelby State (94); 2, Michael Most Consecutive Games With A Double: 6, Chance Melvin (1996)
Reed vs . Mississippi Delta (3/18/90); 2, Paul Vaughn vs . Clarke (4/5/75); 2, Markey Most Triples (Season): 6, David Blevins (1992); 6, David Tidwell (1994); 6, Scott
Joiner vs . Livingston JV (4/23/74); 2, Markey Joiner vs . Clarke 4/74)
Harper (1981); 6, Carl Wiggins (1999)
Most Base on Balls (Doubleheader): 6, Brad Cohen vs . Clarke (4/24/90); 6, Most Triples (Career): 8, Reggie Scott (1997-1998)
Bobby West vs . East Mississippi (4/11/81)
Most Triples (Game): 2, Jason Smith vs . Bossier Parish (4/26/98); 2, Robert Cole
Most Base on Balls in Consecutive Games:
vs . Mississippi Delta (3/84)
6, Brad Cohen vs . Clarke in doubleheader (4/24/90); 6, Clint Wadell vs . Patrick Most Triples (Inning): 2, Jason Smith vs . Bossier Parish (4/28/96)
Henry (2/24/84) & vs . Coahoma (2/25/84); 6, Bobby West vs . East Mississippi in first Most Consecutive Games with Triples: 2, Reggie Scott (1998)
game and again in second game (4/11/81)
Most Home Runs (Season): 20 Tyler Vick (2009)
Most 3-Plus Walks Games (Season): 4, Dustin Cliburn (2000)
Most Home Runs (Career): 35, Tyler Vick (2009)
Most 3-Plus Walks Games (Career): 5, Dustin Cliburn (2000-01)
Most Home Runs (Game): 3, Tyler Vick vs . Shelton State 3, Corey Dickerson
Most Times Hit by Pitch (Season): 41, Jarrod Parks (2008)
vs . Delgado 3, Rusty McDaniels vs . Northeast MS (5/12/00); 3, Cary Luke vs . East
Most Times Hit by Pitch (Career): 60, Jarrod Parks (2007-2008)
Mississippi (3/7/93)
Most Times Hit by Pitch (Game): 3, Jarrod Parks (2008) and Carl Wiggins (1999) Most Home Runs (Doubleheader): 4, Brent Tanner vs . NW Shoals CC (3/18/09)
Most Times Reach Base (Game): 7, Terry Covington vs . Prentiss
Bubba Torrance vs . Clarke (2/27/79)
Institute(3/8/74)
Most Home Runs (Inning): 2, David Tidwell
Most Total Sacrifices (Season): 14, Josh Hesse (1998)
Most Multi-Homer Games (Career): 2, Ryan Gernard (1998) & Reggie Scott
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Most Multi-Homer Games (Season): 6, Tyler Vick (2008)
Players Who Hit for the Cycle: Corey Dickerson vs . Delgado (4-19-09), Lake
Thoms vs . MS Delta (5/11/97)
Most RBIs (Season): 81, Reggie Scott (1998)
Most RBIs (Career): 139, Scott Cheek (1996-1997)
Most RBIs (Game): 8, Scott Cheek (1997); 8, Rusty McDaniels vs . Northeast MS
(5/12/00)
Most Consecutive Games with an RBI: 12, Antoin Gray (2000)
Most Multi-RBI Games (Season): 27, Reggie Scott (1998)
Most Consecutive Multi-RBI Games: 7, Reggie Scott (1998)
Most RBIs (Back to Back Games): 13, Bubba Torrance (7 vs . MS Clarke & 6 vs .
Clarke 2/27/79)
Most RBIs (Back-to-Back-to-Back Games): 15, Rusty McDaniels (4 vs . Jeff Davis
5/7/00, 3 vs . MS Delta 5/11/00, 8 vs . Northeast MS 5/12/00)
Most RBIs (Doubleheader): 13, Bubba Torrance vs . Clarke (2/27/79)
Most Games 5 RBIs-Plus (Season): 4, Brian Shipp (1998)
Most Games 5 RBIs-Plus (Career): 4, Brian Shipp (1998-99)
Most Total Bases (Season): 178, Reggie Scott (1998)
Most Total Bases (Career): 286, Paul Phillips (1996-1997)
Most Total Bases (Game): 13, Rusty McDaniels (5/12/00) vs . Northeast MS
Highest Batting Average (Season): .524, Michael Murray (2005)
Highest Batting Average (Career): .465 Michael Murray (2004-2005)
Highest Slugging Percentage (Season): .927 Tyler Moore (2007)
Highest Slugging Percentage (Career): .856 Tyler Moore (2006-2007)
Highest On-Base Percentage (Season): .578, Michael Murray (2005)
Most Outs Made (One Inning): 2, Zack Watts vs . Pearl River (93); 2, Finley vs . MS
Delta (3/18/90); 2, Mike Naylor vs . Itawamba (3/27/79); 2, Mike Sterling vs . Clarke
(4/5/75); 2, Moffett vs . Clarke (4/74); 2, Videt Carmichael vs . Clarke (4/4/70)
Most Strike Outs (Career): 85, Josh Christian (1999-00)
Most Strike Outs (Season): 49, Josh Christian (2000)
Most Strike Outs (Game): 4, Brad McKee vs . Okaloosa-Walton (3/9/02); 4, Adam
Smith vs . Tyler (2/17/02); 4, Antoin Gray vs . Okaloosa-Walton (2/26/00); 4, Antoin
Gray vs . Chipola (2/12/00), 4, Shane Kelly vs . Chipola Jr . College (3/11/98); 4, Shane
Kelly vs . Southern Union (2/15/89); 4, Tommy Smith vs . Crowder (94); 4, Brad
Cohen vs . DeKalb (2/24/90); 4, John Wall vs . Southwest (3/26/70); 4 Terry Williams
vs . Gulf coast (4/2/70)
Most Strike Outs (Inning): 2, Moffett vs . Clarke (4/74)
Most Times Reached on Error (Inning): 2, Lane Burroughs vs . Pearl River (93)
Highest Fielding Percentage (Season-more than 125 chances): .996, Ricky
Green (1987)
Highest Fielding Percentage (Season-more than 75 chances): 1 .000,
Antonio Bostic (82 chances-1997); Bobby West (117 chances-1981)
Highest Fielding Percentage (Career-more than 250 chances): .994,
Michael Artman (3 errors in 504 chances) (1998)
Most Games Played (Season): 65, Travis Garner (2000)
Most Games Played (Career): 117, Paul Phillips (1996-1997)
Most Games Started (Season): 62, Braxton Whitehead (1996); 62, Jason Smith
(1996); 62, Shane Kelly (1998); 62, Josh Hesse (1998)
Most Games Started (Career): 117, Paul Phillips (1996-1997)
Most Put Outs (Season): 515, Cary Luke (1994)
Most Put Outs (Career): 901, Cary Luke (1993-1994)
Most Put Outs (Game): 21, Michael Artman vs . Chipola (3/11/98)
Most Assists (Season): 177, Jason Smith (1997)
Most Assists (Career): 321, Jason Smith (1996-1997)
Most Assists (Game): 8, Allen Winningham vs . Wallace-Hanceville (5/20/00); 8,
Josh Hesse vs . Faulkner State (3/9/98)
Most Outfield Assists (Season): 11, Zack Watts (1992)
Meridian Community College
Career reCords
Most Outfield Assists (Career): 14, Zack Watts (1992-1993)
Thrown Out Stealing by Catcher (Game): 4 (in four attempts), Wesely Thigpen
vs . EMCC (3/17/08) & David Steed vs . Shelby State (3/6/93)
Most Errors (Season): 28, Tommy Smith (1993)
Most Errors (Career): 53, Tommy Smith (1993-94)
Most Errors (Game): 5, Mike Huggins vs . Ole Miss Freshmen (3/24/70)
Most Players with Errors in Same Game: 7, Ben Shannon/Adam Smith/Antoin
Gray/Tyler Scarbrough/Lance Dawkins/Trave Hopkins/Jason Wimberly vs . Faulkner
State (2/18/01)
Most Players with Multiple Errors in Same Game: 5, Antoin Gray 3, Tyler
Scarbrough 3, Lance Dawkins 2, Trave Hopkins 2, & Jason Wimberly 2 vs . Faulkner
State (2/18/01)
Most Wins (Season): 12, Eric Adams (1996)
Most Wins (Career): 20, Kevin Shipp (1994-1995); 20, Eric Adams (1995-1996)
Most Wins Without Loss (Season): 10, J . Robinson (1998)
Most Strikeouts (Season): 131, Dennis Hobson (1992)
Most Strikeouts (Career): 196, Dennis Hobson (1991-1992)
Most Strikeouts (9-inning game): 19, Grant vs . Prentiss Institute (3/8/74)
Most Strikeouts (7-inning game): 18, Kedrick Martin vs . Holmes (4/27/06)
Most Strikeouts Without Walk (Game): 16, Jason Moates vs . East Central
(5/9/98)
Most Strikeouts Two Consecutive Games: 30, Jason Moates (1998): 16 vs . East
Central (5/9/98): 14 vs . Central Alabama (5/15/98)
Most Hit Batters (Season): 17, Bill White (1999)
Most Hit Batters (Career): 25, Martin LaRocca (2000-02); 25, Bill White (1998-
99)
Most Hit Batters (Game): 4, Josh Wooten vs . Chipola Jr . College (3/11/98)
Most Walks Issued (Season): 54, Cliff Lee (1999)
Most Walks Issued (Career): 94, Cliff Lee (1999-2000)
Most Walks Issued (Game): 9, Donald Curry vs . Ole Miss Freshmen (3/24/70)
Most Saves (Season): 10, David Wells (1997)
Most Saves (Career): 12, Randy Farmer (1990-1991)
Lowest ERA (Season-30 innings minimum): 0 .80, David Wells (33 .2 innings -
1997)
Lowest ERA (Season-40 innings minimum): 1 .17, Bill Cornish (1992)
Lowest ERA (Career-80 innings minimum): 1 .88, Kevin Shipp (1994-1995)
Most Starts (Season): 17, Eric Adams (1996); 17, Jeff Prejean (1994)
Most Starts (Career): 30, Jeff Prejean (1994-1995)
Most Complete Games (Season): 9, Kevin Shipp (1994)
Most Complete Games (Career): 12, Kevin Shipp (1994-1995)
Most Complete Game Shutouts (Season): 4, Kevin Shipp (1994)
Most Complete Game Shutouts (Career): 6, Kevin Shipp (1994-1995)
Most Mound Appearances (Season): 29, Brian Temple (1993)
Most Mound Appearances (Career): 51, Michael Goodson (2001-2002)
Most Innings Pitched (Season): 99, Kevin Shipp (1994)
Most Innings Pitched (Career): 187, Kevin Shipp (1994-1995)
Most Innings Pitched (Game): 10, Terry Williams vs . East Central (4/28/70)
Most Innings Pitched Relief (Game): 8 .1, Josh Wooten vs . Chipola Jr . College
(3/11/98)
Most Runs Allowed (Game): 17, Nelson Price vs . Pearl River (3/31/85)
Most Earned Runs Allowed (Game): 14, Michael Robbins vs . Texarkana CC
(4/20/05)
Wild Pitches (Season): 16, Matthew Creighton (2003)
Wild Pitches (Career): 18, Cliff Lee (1998)
Wild Pitches (Game): 4, Chord Robinson vs . Bevill State-Fayette (2/29/02)
Most Hits Allowed (Game): 16, Justin Rayborn vs . East Central (2/24/02)
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single season reCords
.500 Club
.524 Michael Murray (2005)
2005 NJCAA National Player of the Year
2005 NJCAA National Athlete of the Year
2005 Rawlings Big Stick Award Winner
.400 Club
.472 Tyler Moore (2007)
.438 Tyler Koelling (2008)
.435 Reggie Scott (2000)
.427 L .V . McCree (1975)
.421 Tom Graham (1988)
.419 Van Pope (2004)
.418 Jordan King (2009)
.415 Tyler Vick (2009)
.404 Chuck Keigley (1988)
.406 Michael Murray (2004)
.400 Ricky Green (1988)
.375 Club
.397 Travis Garner (2000)
.397 Brian Shipp (1988)
.396 Brent Tanner (2009)
.396 David Tidwell (1995)
.396 John Brown (1975)
.391 Van Pope (2003)
.389 Edgar Corley (1978)
.388 William Beckwith (2009)
.388 Chris Curry (1997)
.388 Randy Farmer (1991)
.386 Drew Snider (2007)
386 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
.386 Chance Melvin (1996)
.385 Tyler Scarbrough (2001)
.385 David Blevins (1995)
.384 Scott Mosley (2007)
382 Josh Morgan (2003)
.382 Chris Robbins (1988)
.382 Mike Sterling (1975)
.381 Corey Dickerson (2009)
.380 Michael Artman (2000)
.380 David Tidwell (1994)
.380 Phillip Perry (1992)
.377 Chris Robbins (1989)
.350 Club
.374 Travis Garner (2001)
.374 Paul Phillips (1997)
.374 David Steed (1993)
.373 Allen Winningham (2000)
.371 Wesley Thigpen (2009)
.369 Paul Phillips (1996)
.368 Tyler Vick (2008)
.367 Jonathan Pace (2009)
.367 Dewayne Rowell (1982)
.366 Reggie Scott (1977)
.365 Doug Miller (1988)
.364 Mitch Shurden (1994)
.364 Sam Self (2003)
.363 Lake Thoms (1997)
.363 Tom Graham (1989)
.361 Billy Clearman (1975)
.361 Tim Graham (1992)
.359 Scott Cheek (1997)
.359 Braxton Whitehead (1995)
.358 Brad Lowell (1997)
.357 Tommy Williams (1982)
.356 Michael Guerrero (2007)
.356 David Mote (1996)
.356 Paul Harris (1979)
.355 Doug McCary (1980)
.353 Matt Holliman (2007)
353 Justin Harrison (1996)
.351 Josh Morgan (2004)
.351 Josh Christian (2000)
.350 Robert Binns (1994)
20 Homer Club
24 Tyler Vick (2009)
15 Homer Club
19 Tyler Moore (2007)
19 Scott Cheek (1997)
18 Joey Lieberman (2004)
18 Reggie Scott (1998)
17 Van Pope (2004)
16 Dustin Cliburn (2001)
16 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
16 Doug Miller (1988)
16 Josh Morgan (2003)
15 Brent Tanner (2009)
15 Cory Dickerson (2009)
15 Tyler Vick (2008)
15 Tyler Moore (2006)
15 David Mote (1996)
15 Phillip Perry (1992)
15 David McCary (1982)
10 Homer Club
14 Tyler Koelling (2008)
14 Michael Guerrero (2006)
14 Shane Kelly (1998)
14 Josh Morgan (2004)
14 Van Pope (2003)
13 Rusty McDaniels (2000)
13 Scott Cheek (1996)
12 Aaron George (2003)
12 Michael Artman (1998)
12 Paul Phillips (1997)
12 David Steed (1994)
12 Bubba Torrance (1979)
12 Tyler Scarbrough (2002)
11 Wesley Thigpen (2009)
11 Michael Guerrero (2007)
11 Josh Christian (2000)
11 Antoin Gray (2000)
11 Justin Harrison (1996)
11 Shane Garrett (1996)
11 David Blevins (1992)
11 Tom Graham (1989)
11 Adam Smith (2002)
11 Nate Sanders (2002)
10 Kyle Ginn (2004)
10 Dustin Cliburn (2000)
10 Brian Shipp (1998)
10 Chris Curry (1997)
10 Paul Phillips (1996)
10 Braxton Whitehead (1995)
10 Chris Robbins (1989)
10 Chris Robbins (1988)
80 RBI Club
81 Reggie Scott (1998)
70 RBI Club
77 Shane Kelly (1998)
74 Phillip Perry (1992)
73 Scott Cheek (1997)
72 Paul Phillips (1997)
70 Tyler Vick (2009)
60 RBI Club
68 Shane Kelly (1998)
68 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
67 Antoin Gray (2000)
66 Brian Ship (1998)
66 Shane Garrett (1996)
66 Scott Cheek (1996)
65 Joey Lieberman (2004)
64 Rusty McDaniels (2000)
63 Michael Artman (1998)
63 David Mote (1996)
63 David Steed (1993)
62 Tyler Moore (2007)
50 RBI Club
59 Shane Garrett (1995)
59 Braxton Whitehead (1995)
59 Bradley Taylor (1990)
58 Brent Tanner (2009)
58 Van Pope (2004)
58 Dustin Cliburn (2001)
57 Lake Thoms (1997)
57 Doug Miller (1988)
55 Josh Morgan (2004)
55 Josh Hesse (1998)
55 Chris Curry (1997)
55 Justin Harrison (1996)
55 Cary Luke (1994)
54 Corey Dickerson (2009)
54 David Blevins (1992)
53 Tyler Scarbrough (2001)
53 Josh Christian (2000)
51 Kyle Ginn (2004)
51 Paul Phillips (1996)
51 Tom Graham (1989)
50 Wesley Thigpen (2009)
50 Randy Farmer (1991)
50 Chuck Keigley (1988)
85 Hit Club
93 Michael Artman (1998)
92 Paul Phillips (1996)
90 Reggie Scott (1998)
89 Shane Kelly (1998)
87 Jordan King (2009)
87 David Blevins (1992)
85 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
85 Van Pope (2004)
75 Hit Club
84 Tyler Moore (2007)
83 Corey Dickerson (2009)
83 Brian Shipp (1998)
83 Chance Melvin (1996)
82 Josh Hesse (1998)
80 Tyler Vick (2009)
79 David Tidwell (1994)
77 Travis Garner (2000)
77 Lake Thoms (1997)
76 Paul Phillips (1997)
76 Michael Murray (2004)
65 Hit Club
74 Scott Cheek (1997)
72 Scott Cheek (1997)
72 Van Pope (2003)
70 Braxton Whitehead (1995)
70 Carey Luke (1994)
70 Chuck Keigley (1988)
69 Shane Garrett (1996)
69 Robert Binns (1994)
68 Josh Morgan (2004)
68 Travis Garner (2001)
68 Phillip Perry (1992)
67 Justin Harrison (1996)
67 David Mote (1996)
67 Jason Smith (1997)
66 Randy Farmer (1991)
65 Joey Lieberman (2004)
65 Tyler Scarbrough (2001)
65 Casey Long (2000)
65 Jacob Johnson (1995)
65 David Steed (1993)
60 Singles Club
63 Michael Murray (2005)
61 Jordan King (2009)
60 Robert Binns (1994)
50 Singles Club
59 Travis Garner (2000)
59 Josh Hesse (1998)
57 Michael Artman (1998)
57 Paul Phillips (1996)
56 David Tidwell (1994)
55 Lake Thoms (1997)
55 David Blevins (1992)
53 Jonathan Pace (2009)
53 Jacob Johnson (1995)
52 Braxton Whitehead (1995)
51 Ricky Green (1988)
50 Reggie Scott (1998)
50 Lane Burroughs (1992)
45 Singles Club
49 William Beckwith (2009)
49 Jason Smith (1997)
49 Michael Murray (2004)
49 Chance Melvin (1996)
48 Brandon Rousseve (2003)
48 Shane Kelly (1998)
48 Randy Farmer (1991)
47 Drew Snider (2007)
47 Van Pope (2004)
47 Reggie Scott (1998)
47 Antoinio Bostic (1997)
47 Tommy Smith (1993)
47 Jason Smith (1996)
46 Sam Self (2003)
46 Travis Garner (2001)
46 Antoin Gray (2000)
46 Brad Lowell (1997)
46 Randy Farmer (1990)
46 Chuck Keigley (1988)
45 Brian Shipp (1998)
45 Michael Artman (1998)
45 Justin Harrison (1996)
45 Cass Brown (1988)
20 Doubles Club
26 Brian Shipp (1998)
26 Chance Melvin (1996)
24 Shane Kelly (1998)
23 Michael Murray (2005)
23 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
22 Tyler Moore (2007)
22 Paul Phillips (1997)
21 Corey Dickerson (2009)
21 Michael Artman (1998)
20 Antoin Gray (2000)
20 Paul Phillips (1996)
20 David Steed (1993)
15 Doubles Club
19 Toddrick Stevenson (2007)
19 Van Pope (2004)
19 Michael Murray (2004)
19 Antoin Gray (2001)
19 Tyler Scarbrough (2001)
19 Cary Luke (1994)
19 Tom Graham (1989)
18 Michael Guerrero (2007)
18 Reggie Scott (1998)
17 Brent Tanner (2009)
17 Matt Holliman (2007)
17 Allen Winningham (2000)
17 Phillip Perry (1992)
16 Josh Christian (2000)
16 Dustin Cliburn (2000)
16 Shane Garrett (1996)
16 Scott Cheek (1996)
16 Shane Garrett (1995)
16 Cary Luke (1993)
16 Chuck Keigley (1988)
15 Kyle Ginn (2004)
15 Joey Lieberman (2004)
15 Travis Garner (2001)
15 Josh Hesse (1998)
15 Scott Cheek (1997)
15 David Blevins (1992)
5 Triples Club
6 Carl Wiggins (1999)
6 David Tidwell (1994)
6 David Blevins (1992)
6 Scott Harper (1981)
5 Corey Dickerson (2009)
5 Michael Guerrero (2007)
5 Joey Lieberman (2004)
5 Antoin Gray (2001)
5 Travis Garner (2000)
5 Brian Shipp (1999)
5 Paul Phillips (1996)
5 David Mote (1996)
5 Randy Farmer (1991)
5 Malcolm Bech (1990)
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3 Triples Club
50 Randy Farmer (1990)
4 Jordan King (2009)
50 Walks Club
4 Matt Holliman (2007)
53 Andy Hall (1991)
4 Michael Murray (2005)
40 Walks Club
4 Van Pope (2003)
49 Michael Lee (1988)
4 Sam Self (2003)
47 David Mote (1995)
4 Michael Murray (2004)
46 David Mote (1996)
4 Reggie Scott (1998)
41 Brad Cohen (1990)
4 Reggie Scott (1997)
40 Dustin Cliburn (2000)
4 Jason Smith (1996)
40 Rory Thornton (2000)
3 Jarrod Parks (2007)
30 Walks Club
3 Tommy Lott (2005)
39 Travis Garner (2000)
3 Casey Long (2000)
38 David Steed (1993)
3 Michael Artman (1998)
38 Lane Burroughs (1992)
3 Shane Kelly (1998)
37 Antoin Gray (2001)
3 Scott Cheek (1996)
37 Malcolm Bech (1990)
3 Lake Thoms (1997)
36 Nate Sanders (2002)
3 Lane Burroughs (1993)
35 Dustin Cliburn (2001)
3 Andy Hall (1991)
35 Phillip Perry (1992)
3 Burch Boswell (1972)
35 Brad Cohen (1989)
80 Runs Club
34 Scott Cheek (1997)
89 Michael Artman (1998)
34 Chris Robbins (1989)
81 Travis Garner (2000)
34 Freddie McMullen (1982)
70 Runs Club
33 Shane Kelly (1998)
78 Shane Kelly (1998)
33 Chad Ciccone (1998)
77 Reggie Scott (1998)
33 Jason Smith (1997)
72 Chance Melvin (1996)
33 David Steed (1992)
72 David Mote (1996)
33 Bradley Taylor (1990)
70 Josh Hesse (1998)
33 Chad Boudreaux (1988)
60 Runs Club
31 Van Pope (2004)
67 Van Pope (2004)
31 Josh Christian (2000)
61 David Tidwell (1994)
31 Rusty McDaniels (2000)
61 David Blevins (1992)
31 Justin Harrison (1996)
60 Michael Murray (2005)
31 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
60 Toddric Johnson (2005)
31 Randy Farmer (1990)
60 Travis Garner (2001)
30 Matt Holliman (2007)
50 Runs Club
30 Josh Morgan (2004)
59 Brian Shipp (1998)
30 Dustin Cliburn (2001)
58 Antonio Bostic (1997)
30 Reggie Scott (1998)
58 Justin Harrison (1996)
30 Paul Phillips (1997)
57 Antoin Gray (2001)
30 Michael Reed (1990)
57 Scott Cheek (197)
40 Plunks Club
57 Lake Thoms
41 Jarrod Parks (2008)
57 Jason Smith (1997)
20 Plunks Club
56 Jason Smith (1996)
24 Ricky Newman (2003)
55 Joey Lieberman (2004)
22 Phillip Perry (1992)
55 Antoin Gray (2000)
15 Plunks Club
55 Cass Brown (1998)
16 Jarrod Parks (2007)
54 Josh Morgan (2004)
16 Shane Pullen (1992)
54 Josh Hesse (1999)
16 Michael Murray (2004)
54 Shane Garrett (1996)
15 Kyle Ginn (2004)
54 Tommy Smith (1993)
10 Plunks Club
54 Lane Burroughs (1992)
14 Trey Jones (2005)
54 Shane Pullen (1992)
14 Bradley Taylor (1990)
54 Tom Graham (1989)
13 Drew Snider (2007)
53 Brian Shipp (1999)
13 Michael Artman (1998)
53 Tison Barganier (1998)
12 Joey Lieberman (2004)
53 Ray Lewis (1996)
12 Brian Page (2003)
52 Michael Murray (2004)
12 Reggie Scott (1998)
52 Brad Lowell (1997)
11 Wes Council (2005)
52 Malcolm Bech (1990)
11 Toddrick Johnson (2004)
51 Tison Barganier (1997)
11 Casey Long (2000)
50 Scott Cheek (1996)
11 Jason Smith (1997)
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11 Carey Luke (1994)
11 B . Hynniman (1988)
10 Michael Murray (2005)
10 Ricky Newman (2004)
10 Antoin Gay (2000)
10 Brian Shipp (1999)
10 Chris Curry (1998)
10 Jobe Best (1998)
10 Shane Kelly (1997)
10 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
10 Chance Melvin (1996)
30 Stolen Base Club
41 Travis Garner (2000)
34 Randy Farmer (1990)
30 Toddrick Stevenson (2007)
30 Randy Farmer (1991)
30 Cass Brown (1988)
20 Stolen Base Club
27 Malcolm Bech (1990)
25 Toddrick Johnson (2004)
25 Shane Kelly (1998)
25 David Tidwell (1994)
23 Travis Garner (2001)
23 Jason Smith (1997)
23 Troy Adams (1990)
22 Josh Raggio (2001)
21 Michael Artman (1998)
21 Russell Cameron (1992)
21 Robert Cole (1984)
20 Travis Garner (2001)
15 Stolen Base Club
19 Shannon Steed (2007)
19 Casey Long (2000)
19 Tommy Smith (1994)
19 Lane Burroughs (1993)
19 David Blevins (1992)
19 Trey Pace (1990)
18 Kyle Ginn (2004)
18 Robert Binns (1994)
18 Mike Marcantonio (1992)
18 Sam Self (2003)
17 Chad Boudreaux (1988)
16 Matt Holliman (2007)
16 Toddric Johnson (2005)
16 Tyler Scarbrough (2001)
16 Davy Jones (1981)
15 Brian Frichter (2005)
15 Sam Self (2004)
15 Antonio Bostic (1997)
15 Chris Mitchell (1994)
15 Steve Strickland (1981)
10 Sacrifice Club
14 Josh Hesse (1998)
12 Rory Thornton (2001)
12 Mitch Shurden (1994)
11 Randy Farmer (1991)
10 Robert Binns (1994)
10 Mike Marcantonio (1991)
8 Sacrifice Club
9 Bradley Taylor (1990)
8 Rusty McDaniels (2000)
8 Jobe Best (2000)
8 Tison Barganier (2000)
single season reCords
8 Braxton Whitehead (1996)
8 Justin Harrison (1996)
8 Jason Smith (1996)
8 Jamie McMahon (1995)
8 Bryan Barganier (1994)
8 Troy Adams (1990)
10 Wins Club
12 Eric Adams (1996)
11 Brad Love (1997)
11 Kevin Shipp (1994)
11 Jay Akin (1994)
11 Brad Talley (1993)
11 Todd Doolittle (2003)
11 Wade Weathers (2007)
10 Jason Judge (2008)
10 Kedrick Martin (2007)
10 Dusty Davis (2005)
10 Chris Rayborn (2003)
10 Terry Waters (1989)
10 J . Robinson (1988)
8 Wins Club
9 Lee Swindle (2007)
9David Clark (2005)
9 Chris Rayborn (2004)
9 Chad Catalano (2004)
9 Anthony Rawson (2000)
9 Daniel Stewart (2000)
9 Cliff Lee (1998)
9 Kevin Shipp (1995)
9 Jeff Prejean (1994)
9 Ryan Halvorsen (1993)
9 Dennis Hobson (1992)
9 Gregg Kennedy (1992)
9 Scott Patrick (1990)
9 Keith Lovett (1975)
8 Jared Cavanaugh (2009)
8 Martin LaRocca (2001)
8 Curt McLellan (2001)
8 Jason Moates (2000)
8 Brad Love (2000)
8 Drew Johnson (1997)
8 Donnie Odom (1996)
8 Travis Duhon (1996)
8 Eric Adams (1995)
8 Chris Poole (1994)
8 Wade Truett (1991)
8 Wade Truett (1990)
7 Saves Club
10 David Wells (1997)
9 Randy Farmer (1990)
8 Michael Goodson (2001)
4 Saves Club
6 Van Pope (2004)
6 Nathan Starns (1989)
5 Josh Wooten (1999)
5 Paul Phillips (1996)
5 Jason Walters (1996)
5 Jason Smith (1993)
5 Todd Pittman (1988)
4 Brian Temple (1993)
4 Cedric Smith (1991)
100 Strikeout Club
131 Dennis Hobson (1992)
114 Cliff Lee (1999)
111 Kevin Shipp (1994)
104 Gregg Kennedy (1992)
80 Strikeout Club
97 Todd Doolittle (2003)
96 Brad Talley (1993)
88 Wade Weathers (2007)
87 Chris Rayborn (2004)
87 Drew Johnson (1997)
85 Kedrick Martin (2007)
84 Kevin Shipp (1995)
84 Bill Cornish (1993)
80 Daniel Stewart (2000)
60 Strikeout Club
79 Brian Reed (2001)
78 Jason Moates (1998)
78 Brad Love (1998)
75 Michael Robbins (2005)
74 Todd Doolittle (2002)
73 Anthony Rawson (2000)
73 Martin LaRocca (2000)
73 Wade Truett (1991)
72 Drew Johnson (1996)
71 Terry Waters (1989)
69 Chris Rayborn (2003)
69 Cliff Lee (1998)
69 Jeff Prejean (1994)
65 Matthew Creighton (2004)
65 Dennis Hobson (1991)
64 Wade Truett (1990)
63 Jay Akin (1994)
62 Josh Wooten (2000)
61 Bill Cornish (1992)
1.50 ERA Club
0 .80 David Wells (1997)
1 .17 Bill Cornish (1992)
1 .38 Jason Phillips (2004)
1.75 ERA Club
1 .53 Kevin Shipp (1995)
1 .62 Jamie Chandler (1991)
1 .83 Van Pope (2004)
2.00 ERA Club
1 .93 Lee Swindle (2007)
1 .98 Keith Lovett (1975)
2 .00 Eric Adams (1995)
2.25 ERA Club
2 .06 Michael Goodson (2001)
2 .06 Josh Wooten (1999)
2 .06 Dennis Hobson (1992)
2 .15 Jeff Hunter (1998)
2 .15 Dennis Hobson (1991)
2 .17 Chris Rayborn (2003)
2 .18 Donnie Odom (1996)
2 .18 Kevin Shipp (1994)
2 .21 J . Robinson (1988)
2.50 ERA Club
2 .26 Eric Callender (2009)
2 .27 John Hendrix (2007)
2 .30 Jay Akin (1994)
2 .32 Gregg Williams (1975)
2 .37 Drew Johnson (1997)
2 .40 Dusty Davis (2004)
2 .41 Jason Smith (1993)
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Note: Games may be subject to change.
Meridian Community College
2012 sPring sChedule
Date Opponent Location Time Result
First Pitch baseball Classic
Friday, Jan . 27 Central Alabama Panama City, FL 11 a .m .
Saturday, Jan . 28 Wallace-Hanceville Panama City, FL 11 a .m .
Sunday, Jan . 29 Gulf Coast State (FL) Panama City, FL 4 p .m .
Wednesday, Feb . 1 Bossier Parish Scaggs Field 2 p .m . (2)
Lurleen b. wallace Tournament
Saturday, Feb . 4 Wallace Dothan Andalusia, AL 10 a .m .
Marchion Military Andalusia, AL 12:30 p .m .
Sunday, Feb . 5 Enterprise Andalusia, AL 10 a .m .
Lurleen B . Wallace Andalusia, AL 12:30 p .m .
Tuesday, Feb . 7 Marchion Military Scaggs Field 2 p .m .
Rush invitational Tournament
Friday, Feb . 10 Gulf Coast State (FL) Jeff Co . (MO) 11 a .m .
Jeff Co . (MO) Meridian 2 p .m .
Gulf Coast State (FL) Faulkner St . 5 p .m .
Saturday, Feb . 11 Faulkner St . Jeff Co . (MO) 11 a .m .
Gulf Coast State (FL) Meridian 2p .m .
Sunday, Feb . 12 Faulkner St . Meridian 2 p .m .
Wednesday, Feb . 15 Shelton St . Tuscaloosa, AL 2 p .m .
Tuesday, Feb . 21 Coahoma C .C . Clarksdale, MS 2 p .m . (2)
Friday, Feb . 24 Alabama Southern Scaggs Field 1:30 p .m .
Wednesday, Feb . 29 East Central C .C . Decatur, MS 2 p .m . (2)
Friday, March 2 Northwest Florida Scaggs Field 5 p .m .
Saturday, March 3 Northwest Florida Scaggs Field Noon (2)
Wednesday, March 7 Faulkner State C .C . Bay Minette, AL 1 p .m . (2)
Friday, March 9 Pensacola State Scaggs Field 4p .m .
Saturday, March 10 Pensacola State Scaggs Field 12 p .m . (2)
Tuesday, March 13 Shelton St . Scaggs Field 2 p .m .
Thursday, March 15 Mineral Area (MO) Scaggs Field 5 p .m .
Saturday, March 24 Delgado C .C . Scaggs Field 1 p .m . (2)
Sunday, March 25 Delgado C .C . Scaggs Field 1 p .m .
Saturday, March 31 Baton Rouge C .C . Scaggs Field 1 p .m . (2)
Sunday, April 1 Baton Rouge C .C . Scaggs Field 1 p .m .
Tuesday, April 3 Alabama Southern Thomasville, AL 2 p .m .
Thursday, April 5 LSU-Eunice Eunice, LA 6 p .m .
Friday, April 6 LSU-Eunice Eunice, LA 6 p .m .
Saturday, April 7 LSU-Eunice Eunice, LA 1 p .m .
Tuesday, April 10 Jones J .C . Scaggs Field 2 p .m .
Friday, April 13 Coahoma C .C . Scaggs Field 2 p .m . (2)
Tuesday, April 17 Shelton St . Tuscaloosa, AL 6 p .m .
Saturday, April 21 Delgado C .C . New Orleans, LA 1 p .m . (2)
Sunday, April 22 Delgado C .C . New Orleans, LA 1 p .m .
Tuesday, April 24 Shelton St . Scaggs Field 6 p .m .
Saturday, April 28 Baton Rouge C .C . Baton Rouge, LA 1 p .m . (2)
Sunday, April 29 Baton Rouge C .C . Baton Rouge, LA 1 p .m .
May 11-13 TBA Region 23 Championship Tourney TBA
Regular Season Winner Hosts
May 18-20 TBA District Championship Tourney TBA
May 26-June 2 Grand Junction, CO Junior College World Series TBA
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