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OZARKS
2009 Media Guide

2008 Program Accomplishments
32-11 Record
D3baseball.com #14 National Ranking
ASC Playoff Appearance
1 ABCA/Rawlings All-American
2 D3baseball.com All-Americans
4 ABCA/Rawlings All-Region Players
1 ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Winner
1 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American
10 All-Conference players
1 Louisville Slugger Player of the Week
1 NCBWA Hitter of the Week
7 ASC Players of the Week
1 Player Signed Pro Contract
Bruce Cameron
D3baseball.com All-America Second Team
ASC All-East Division First Team
scott Dietz
ASC All-East Division First Team
Cory Briggs
ABCA/Rawlings All-America Second Team
ASC All-East Division First Team

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University of the Ozarks
City Clarksville, Arkansas (7,719)
Founded 1834
Enrollment 675
Nickname Eagles
School Colors Purple & Gold
Field Lonnie R. Qualls
Capacity 400
National Affiliation NCAA III
Conference American Southwest
President Dr. Rick Niece
Athletics Director Jimmy Clark
Athletic Dept. Phone Number 479-979-1465
Team Information
08 Overall Record 32-11
Conference Record 13-5 (T-2nd)
Home/Away/Neutral 18-3/12-7/2-1
08 Conference Tournament First Round
Returning Starters/Lost 6/3
Lettermen Returning/Lost 15/10
Final National Ranking #28 (D3baseball.com)
History of the Program
All-Time Record (since 1994) 224-362 (.382)
First Season of NCAA III Baseball 1997
NCAA III Record 167-285 (.369)
ASC Tournament Appearances 2007, 2008
ASC Tournament Record 4-5
ASC Titles None
NCAA Tournament Appearances None
Winning Seasons (since 1994) Four
Highest National Ranking #14 (D3baseball.com, 2008)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach Jimmy Clark
Alma Mater, Yr. Central Arkansas, ‘91
Record at School 133-149/.471 (7 seasons)
Office Phone 479-979-1484
E-mail jclark@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Curt Dixon (1st season)
Alma Mater, Yr. Ozarks, ‘08
Office Phone 479-979-1409
E-mail cdixon@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Robert Mummey (1st season)
Alma Mater, Yr. Ozarks, ‘08
Office Phone 479-979-1409
E-mail rmummey@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Tony Baldwin (1st season)
Alma Mater, Yr. Concordia University (MI), ‘03
Office Phone 479-979-1409
E-mail tbaldwin@ozarks.edu
Media Guide Credits:
Editor Josh Peppas
Assistant Editors Daniel Gallegos
Emalee Pearson
Layout & Design Josh Peppas
Photographers SID/PR Offices
Desktop Publishing Adobe InDesign/Photoshop
Print Production MultiAd (Illinois)
Free copies of the media guide can be obtained by calling the Sports Information
Office at 479-979-1483 or by e-mailing any member of the Sports Information
staff.
table of contents
General Information
Quick Facts 1
Sports Information Contact 2
Media Information 2
Administration & Staff
Dr. Rick Niece, President 3
Jimmy Clark, Athletics Director 3
Chad Floyd, Head Athletic Trainer 3
Staff Directory 3
Baseball Coaching Staff
Head Coach Jimmy Clark 4
Assistant Coaches 5
Lonnie R. Qualls Field 5
2009 Preview
2009 Team Preview 6-7
2009 Team Roster 8
2009 Team Picture 8
2009 Player Profiles
Senior Profiles 9-20
Junior Profiles 21-25
Sophomore Profiles 26-27
Newcomer Profiles 28-29
2008 Season In Review
2008 Final Statistics 30
2008 Results & Leaders 31
2008 Season Review 32
Baseball History
Career Offensive Leaders 33
Career Pitching Leaders 34
Career Fielding Leaders 34
Individual Season Records 35
Team Records 35
Coaching Records 35
Honors & Awards 36
All-Time Series Records 36
Year-By-Year Results 37-38
2009 Opponents
2009 Opponent Quick Facts 39
All-Time Lettermen
All-Time Lettermen 40
American Southwest Conference
ASC Members 41
ASC Staff 41
2008 Final Standings & All-Conference 41
This Is Ozarks
Campus Overview 42
Academic Excellence 43
Student Life 44
Best In The Nation
The 2008 University of the Ozarks Baseball
Media Guide was voted fourth-best in the
nation in its division by the College Sports
Information Directors of America.
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media information
Coverage
Ozarks maintains a comprehensive official athletic department web site. Up-todate
information, including schedules, statistics, rosters and news releases for all
ten varsity sports are provided. Biographical information for players and coaches
provide in-depth coverage found only on www.ozarks.edu/athletics. In-game Live
Stats from Stat Crew has been added to help fans follow games on Ozarks’ web
site. Live audio streaming is done for most conference home games. Media guides
for six sports along with general department news, baseball-related links, Aerie
Club and Hall of Fame information are found on the site.
Credentials
Media or photo credentials are not required for admittance to Ozarks baseball
games for working media. However, it is requested that media seeking to cover
a game contact the Sports Information Director prior to the game to ensure
seating in the press box. Requests for seating in the press box can be made at
479.979.1483 or via e-mail at jpeppas@ozarks.edu.
Press Services
Media guides, game programs, rosters, up-to-date results, and statistics are available
at the press box to working members of the media prior to each Eagles home
game. Additional information is available by request. An official NCAA box score
and play-by-play information may be obtained from the Sports Information Director
approximately 10 minutes following the conclusion of the game.
Interviews
All player and coach interviews must be arranged through the Sports Information
Office. Coaches and athletes will be available following games after a brief cooling
off period. The best time to interview coaches is typically in the mornings, Monday
through Thursday. Generally, the best time to interview student-athletes is directly
before afternoon practice.
Game Broadcasts
Broadcast media in attendance are requested to contact the Sports Information
Director one week prior to the game in question.
E-Mail Updates
Members of the media may request that they be added to the Sports Information
Office’s baseball e-mail group. Subscribers will received game stories and all releases
baseball-related via e-mail. To subscribe, send a request to the SID. Please
identify yourself and your organization in your request. Fans are also encouraged
to request this service.
Primary Media Outlets
Print Media
-The Johnson County Graphic
203 East Cherry Street
Clarksville, AR 72830
Publisher: Christene Fisher
479.754.2005
www.thegraphic.com
-The Russellville Courier
201 East Second Street
Russellville, AR 72811
Sports Editor: Sean Ingram
479.968.5252
www.couriernews.com
-Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
PO Box 2221
Little Rock, AR 72203
Sports Editor: Wally Hall
501.378.3411
www.ardemgaz.com
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Radio
-KXIO 106.9 FM
901 South Rogers
Clarksville, AR 72830
Sports Contact: Blaine Leeds
479.705.1069
-River Valley Radio
(KCJC-KWKK-KVLD-KVOM-KCAB)
2705 Parkway Avenue
Russellville, AR 72811
Sports Contact: Aaron Thomas
479.968.6816
-KDYN 96.7 FM
9331 Puddin Ridge Road
Ozark, AR 72949
Sports Contact: Marc Dietz
479.667.4567
-KUOZ 100.5 Radio Station
415 College Avenue
Clarksville, AR 72830
Advisor: Susan Edens
479.979.1450
Television
KUOZ Channel 6
415 College Avenue
Clarksville, AR 72830
Advisors: Dr. Jane Cater & Susan Edens
479.979.1352/479.979.1450
American Southwest Conference
www.ASCsports.org
Baseball-Related Links
-National Collegiate Athletic Association
www.ncaasports.com
-D3baseball.com
www.d3baseball.com
-Collegiate Baseball
www.baseballnews.com
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Josh Peppas is in his eighth year as Sports Information
Director at Ozarks. He additionally serves as the Assistant to the
Director of Athletics. Peppas is responsible for the day-to-day
operations of the Sports Information Office, including maintaining
the athletic web site and promoting Ozarks’ ten sports. He
is an active member of College Sports Information Directors of
America (CoSIDA) and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers
Association (NCBWA). Peppas had three media guides (baseball, women’s soccer
and softball) earn “Best in the Nation” citations from CoSIDA during the 2007-
2008 year. He was a stringer for several area newspapers, including the Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette prior to Ozarks. A native of Ozark, Ark., Peppas earned his
bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ozarks in 2000. He and his
wife, Kelli, reside in Alma, Ark., with their sons Brant (3) and Brayden (1).
Daniel Gallegos is in his second year as the assistant sports
information director at Ozarks. In addition to his assistance with
the day-to-day operations of the Sports Information Office, he is
the primary contact for baseball and women’s basketball. He is
the host of his own sports talk radio show - “Mid-Week Sports
Report” - heard weekly on campus. He is a member of the
National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) and
earned ASC Assistant SID Academic All-Conference status last
year. Gallegos is the play-by-play announcer for Eagles baseball and softball. He
played one season of baseball at Ozarks. A native of Sherwood, Ark., Gallegos is a
junior strategic communications major.
Emalee Pearson is in her first year as a sports information
student assistant at Ozarks. A native of Salt Lake City, Utah,
Pearson is a member of the women’s soccer team and was
named to the All-ASC Team in 2008. She is a two-time member
of the American Southwest Conference All-Academic Team.
Following the 2008 season, she earned a spot on the NSCAA/
adidas Scholar All-South Region Honorable Mention Team. She
is editor of the Comminuque, a campus newsletter produced
bi-weekly. She is a junior strategic communications major.
Josh Peppas, SID, jpeppas@ozarks.edu
Office: 479.979.1483
Cell: 479.647.0415
Home: 479.632.3821
Daniel Gallegos, Assistant SID, dgall5946@ozarks.edu
Office: 479.979.1483
Cell: 501.442.2930
Emalee Pearson, Student Assistant SID, epear6183@ozarks.edu
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Raised in a small town (pop. 900) in Ohio, Dr. Rick
Niece attended a school that housed all classes,
grades 1-12, in one building. After graduating from
high school, Dr. Niece attended Ohio State University
where he received a bachelor of science degree with
majors in English and speech. His master’s degree
and Ph.D. are from Kent State University.
Dr. Niece began his professional career in education
as a high school English and speech teacher. He
subsequently held a variety of administrative positions
at the public school level: department chair, supervisor,
assistant principal, curriculum director, and
assistant superintendent.
In 1988, Dr. Niece left the public school sector and became an assistant
professor and special assistant to the dean at Kent State University in Ohio. He
later went to Walsh University in Canton, Ohio where he served in several positions:
professor, academic dean, provost, executive vice president, and interim
president. In 1997, Dr. Niece was named president of the University of the Ozarks
in Clarksville, Arkansas. He and his wife, Sheree, currently live in Clarksville.
Jimmy Clark begins his third year as the Athletic
Director and his eighth year as head baseball coach.
As Athletic Director, he is responsible for all aspects
of the athletic department, with oversight of 16 staff
members.
A former baseball standout at the University of Central
Arkansas, Clark was named the 2005 American
Southwest Conference East Division Baseball Coach of
the Year after leading the Eagles to their first winning
season in nearly a decade. Clark’s 2007 club earned
a spot in the playoffs for the first time since 1996.
The 2008 team went 32-11, the best record in school
history, and made its second straight playoff appearance. That team was ranked
as high as 14th by D3baseball.com during the season. Two of his players from
the 2008 club earned All-America honors from D3baseball.com and another was
named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team. He also coached Ozarks’ first
student-athlete to ever be named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America
First Team. A native of Conway, Ark., he coached at Heber Springs High School
(Ark.) for nine years and was named the 2AAA Conference Coach of the Year in
1993 and 1998. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from UCA and
his master’s degree in secondary education from University of Arkansas-Little
Rock. Clark and his wife, Kelli, have two sons, Dax and Cole.
Chad Floyd is in his eighth year as the full-time
head athletic trainer. A native of Ozark, Ark., he began
his athletic training career with the University of
Arkansas-Fort Smith. He then went to Arkansas Tech
University for three years and on to the Minnesota
Twins minor league system. He worked two years with
Cooper Clinic Sports Medicine where he oversaw numerous
area high schools. He holds state, district and
national training certifications and has an Arkansas
teaching certificate in health and physical education.
He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association,
Southwest Athletic Trainers Association and
Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association. Floyd received
the University’s Alvin C. Broyles Outstanding Professional Staff Award, given to
a member of the professional staff who has demonstrated exemplary dedication,
professionalism and ability in his or her position, for the 2007-2008 school
year. Floyd is a 1995 graduate of Arkansas Tech University where he earned a
bachelor’s degree in health and physical education. He and his wife, Mary, are
the parents of one son, Jalen.
administration/staff
Athletic Directory
Jimmy Clark, AD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1484. . . . . jclark@ozarks.edu
Josh Peppas, SID. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1483. . . . . jpeppas@ozarks.edu
Chad Floyd, Head Trainer. . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1472. . . . . cfloyd@ozarks.edu
Baseball Office
Head Coach Jimmy Clark. . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1409. . . . . jclark@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Curt Dixon . . . . . . . 479.979.1409. . . . cdixon@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Robert Mummey . . 479.979.1409. . . . rmummey@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Tony Baldwin . . . . . 479.979.1409. . . . tbaldwin@ozarks.edu
Men’s Basketball Office
Head Coach Matt O'Connor. . . . . . . . 479.979.1326. . . . . moconnor@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Luke Hammond. . . 479.979.1326. . . . . lhammond@ozarks.edu
Women’s Basketball Office
Head Coach Christina Jost. . . . . . . . 479.979.1325. . . . . cjost@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Joey Curtis. . . . . . . 479.979.1325. . . . . jcurtis@ozarks.edu
Cross Country Office
Head Coach Brian Hull. . . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1400. . . . . bhull@ozarks.edu
Men’s Soccer Office
Head Coach Dave De Hart. . . . . . . . 479.979.1210. . . . . ddehart@ozarks.edu
Women’s Soccer Office
Head Coach Brian Drotar. . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1334. . . . . bdrotar@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Colby Keesee. . . . . 479.979.1334. . . . . ckeesee@ozarks.edu
Softball Office
Head Coach Elizabeth Caroscio. . . . 479.979.1463. . . . . ecaroscio@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach John Newman. . . . . 479.979.1463. . . . . jnewman@ozarks.edu
Tennis Office
Head Coach Shaun Wiseman. . . . . . 479.979.1332. . . . . swiseman@ozarks.edu
Assistant Coach Travis Smith. . . . . . 479.979.1332. . . . . tsmit6477@ozarks.edu
Athletic Department Fax. . . . . . . . . . 479.979.1330
D3baseball.com All-America Bruce Cameron
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Jimmy Clark is in his third year as the Athletic Director
and his eighth year as head baseball coach. As Athletic
Director, he is responsible for all aspects of the athletic
department, with oversight of 16 staff members.
Clark was named the 2005 American Southwest
Conference East Division Coach of the Year after leading
the Eagles to their first winning season in nearly a decade.
Clark’s 2007 club earned a spot in the playoffs for the
first time since 1996. During the 2007 season, Ozarks
won their first-round playoff series and advanced to the
championship round of the conference tournament. It
was the program’s first-ever appearance in the four-team championship round.
Nine of his players earned All-Conference honors that season. The 2008 team
went 32-11, the best record in school history, and made its second straight playoff
appearance. The team showcased some of the most outstanding individual
players in school history, with three receiving All-America honors and four receiving
ABCA/Rawlings All-Region Team honors. Pitcher Curt Dixon was named Louisville
Slugger National Player of the Week and signed with the Sioux City Explorers
following the 2008 year. Clark’s 2008 team received national recognition too,
earning the program’s first top-25 ranking from D3baseball.com. Ozarks was
ranked as high as #14 in the poll and remained in the top-25 for most of the year.
A former baseball standout at the University of Central Arkansas, Clark has
had seven players on the prestigious Academic All-America team during his tenure
and numerous others on the ABCA/Rawlings All-Region Team. His resume also
includes coaching the conference’s Offensive Freshman of the Year in 2003 and
2006. Under Clark’s tenure, his teams have rewrote the school’s record book, as
they own nearly every team offensive, defensive and pitching record.
A native of Conway, Ark., he coached at Heber Springs High School (Ark.) for
nine years where he was named the 2AAA Conference Coach of the Year in 1993
and 1998, and led the Panthers to three conference titles and a regional title. He
was the head coach of the Arkansas Activities Association High School All-Star
game in 1999. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from University of
Central Arkansas and his master’s degree in secondary education from University
of Arkansas-Little Rock.
Jimmy Clark At A Glance
Jimmy Clark At Ozarks
133-149 (Seven seasons)
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Education:
(University of Central Arkansas) B.A. - Mathematics
(University of Arkansas-Little Rock) M.A. - Secondary Education
Head Coaching Experience:
University of the Ozarks (2002-present)
Heber Springs High School (1993-2001)
Arkansas Activities Association High School All-Star Game (1999)
Assistant Coaching Experience:
Arkansas Activities Association High School All-Star Game
Record At Ozarks:
Overall Percentage ASC ASC Finish
2002 11-27 .289 6-16 6th
2003 12-27 .307 5-19 6th
2004 13-24 .351 2-16 8th
2005 22-18 .550 8-13 6th
2006 19-21 .475 9-12 5th
2007 24-21 .533 10-8 3rd
2008 32-11 .744 13-5 T-2nd
Totals: 133-149 .471 53-89
Clark Notables:
Led 2007 and 2008 club to the playoffs
Coached 2008 team to a top-25 ranking from D3baseball.com, a first in program
history
Led 2007 club to program’s first-ever championship round of the four-team conference
playoffs
Had two players earn All-America honors from D3baseball.com and one other
named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team in 2008
Had school’s first-ever ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team
player
Coached first player to sign a professional contract in the modern baseball era at
Ozarks
In 2008, two players received national Player of the Week honors, one from Louisville
Slugger and another from the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association
Had one player earn a Gold Glove from the ABCA/Rawlings in 2008
Named 2005 American Southwest Conference East Division Coach of the Year
Coached 10 All-Conference players in 2008 and 9 in 2007
Has had 7 Academic All-Americans since 2002
Went 22-18 in 2005, the first winning season in nine years at Ozarks
Coached school’s all-time leader in nearly every offensive, defensive and pitching
category
Posted a school-best 32-11 record in 2008
Coached 10 ABCA/Rawlings All-Region players during tenure
Has had 34 players earn conference All-Academic Team status during tenure
Selected as Head Coach of the Arkansas Activities Association High School All-Star
Game in 1999
Twice selected as an Assistant Coach of the Arkansas Activities Association High
School All-Star Game
Two-Time 2AAA Coach of the Year at Heber Springs (Ark.) High School
Played in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference All-Star game as a player at University
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Curt Dixon
Curt Dixon begins his first season
as an assistant coach following a
standout career for the Eagles. Dixon,
a right-handed pitcher, signed a
professional contract with the Sioux
City (IA) Explorers at the conclusion
of the 2008 season. Dixon was later
traded to the Southern Illinois Miners of the Frontier
League where he saw action in 11 games. He then
signed with the McKinney Blue Thunder of the Continental
League and finished his first pro season there
in grand fashion. The hard-throwing Dixon ended the
2008 season with a 1.16 ERA in 23.1 innings of work.
In his senior season at Ozarks, Dixon made national
news when he was named the Louisville Slugger National
Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball after
tying a conference record with 14 K’s in a game. The
McAlester, Okla., product graduated with honors from
Ozarks as a political science major. He was named to
the ABCA All-Region Team and All-Conference Team
in 2008. His career school records include strikeouts
(205), innings pitched (256.2), wins (24) and games
started (46).
Robert Mummey
Robert Mummey is in his first
season as an assistant coach.
Mummey started for Ozarks during
the 2008 season and earned All-
Conference honors. Mummey was
among the team’s top hitters as the
starting first baseman, ranking third
on the team in homers (12) and fourth in RBI (46).
Mummey’s .585 slugging percentage placed him fifth
on the team and his 76 total bases placed him sixth.
Mummey also saw action at third base and on the
mound. His steady glove in the field produced a .978
fielding percentage. The Flower Mound, Texas, native
played two seasons at Cedar Valley College in Texas
where he helped the team to a third-place conference
finish his sophomore campaign. He graduated from
Ozarks with a degree in physical education.
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Tony Baldwin
Tony Baldwin begins his first
season as an assistant coach at
Ozarks. Baldwin played at North
Arkansas College for one season
and Concordia University (MI) for
three seasons. He was assistant
baseball coach for three years at
Concordia, where he coached three All-Americans and
four others that were Academic All-Americans. His
additional baseball experience includes serving as the
field manager for the prestigious A. Green and Michigan
Monarchs baseball clubs. While at Concordia, he
spent one season as the head softball coach. Baldwin
served as Director of Sports Information at Concordia
and Madonna University (MI). He is a member of the
American Baseball Coaches Association, National
Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and the College
Sports Information Directors of America. A native of
Heber Springs, Ark., Baldwin graduated from Concordia
in 2003 with a bachelor's degree in communication. In
addition to his coaching duties, Baldwin is the web site
content writer for Ozarks. He and his wife Martha were
married in 2007.
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Expectations remain high for the
2009 baseball team following a recordsetting
2008 year, but head coach
Jimmy Clark is cautiously optimistic
when dissecting the upcoming season.
It was a banner year for the 2008 club as they
went a program-best 32-11, produced three All-Americans
and were ranked as high as #14 in the nation.
On paper, the Eagles appear equipped with just as
much talent as last season, with six starting position
players and two starting pitchers back, in addition to
a pair of impact transfers. After having the program’s
most successful season in school history, Clark warns
the team’s success will hinge on how hard they work,
not on last year’s accomplishments.
“You can’t rest on your laurels,” said Clark, who is
entering his eighth year at Ozarks. “We can’t think
about what we did last year. We need to constantly
work. The reality is you have to get after it daily.
We preached that all fall. There is a lot of room for
improvement.”
Two of Ozarks most prolific players – pitcher Curt
Dixon and designated hitter Robby Finnell - have
graduated. Dixon, who signed a professional contract
at the conclusion of his senior season, went 9-1 a
year ago. Finnell owns nearly every career hitting
record at the school and was named a D3baseball.
com All-American last season. In all, the Eagles lost
91 combined hits, 16 home runs and 75 RBI entering
the 2009 season. Clark’s concerns can partially be
eased in the return of two All-Americans. Junior shortstop
Cory Briggs and senior outfielder Bruce Cameron
were named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team
and D3baseball.com All-America Team, respectively.
Briggs, a native of Greencastle, Pa., enjoyed one of
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the best offensive years in Ozarks’ history and was
among the NCAA III leaders in a number of offensive
categories. Briggs set single-season records in batting
(.467), hits (79), doubles (19) and total bases (124).
The strong-armed shortstop also drove in 54 runs
and scored 56 times.
“Cory was outstanding,” said Clark. “Offensively,
he is as good as there is in the conference. He hits
for power and hits for average. I look for him to drive
in even more runs this season. Defensively, he has
range and a plus arm. He gets to the ball and makes
plays the average shortstop doesn’t make.”
Cameron, a Houston, Texas, product hit .410 with
14 home runs and owned a .827 slugging percentage.
His home run and slugging percentage totals
were new single-season school records. The plate,
however, was not the only place the outfielder made
an impact. Cameron was plugged into the conference
game three starting pitching role and went 5-1 with a
3.35 ERA in 11 appearances.
“Bruce is just an outstanding baseball player,”
said Clark. “Defensively he made some of the best
plays I have ever seen in the outfield. At the plate, he
is patient and makes guys throw strikes. He has some
pop to his bat, too. On the mound, he will be a conference
starter. What sets both Cory and Bruce apart is
their work ethic.”
Joining Cameron in the conference starting rotation
will be senior Todd Koch. Koch, a right-hander,
is another two-way player for the Eagles. Koch’s
contributions on the mound stood out the most in
2008. A workhorse with his toe on the rubber, Koch
logged 69.0 innings in 11 appearances and posted a
6-3 record. He went at least seven strong innings five
times and worked into the ninth inning in two of those
games. Koch also delivered at the plate for the Eagles
hitting .413 with 17 RBI.
“Todd is a mainstay,” said Clark. “Pitching wise,
I look for him to be the game one starter again. He
throws strikes and has a good temperament on the
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mound. All you can ask is to give us a chance to win
and he gives you that every time he’s on the mound.
At the plate, he has the potential to hit 10 homers
and drive in 40 or 50 runs.”
Clark hopes to benefit from the addition of transfer
Bobby Osburn. Osburn, a right-handed pitcher, spent
his freshman season at Millsaps College and went
2-0 with a 2.01 ERA in 15 appearances. Osburn
will be in the mix as one of the conference starters,
according to Clark. The Eagles’ bullpen is happy to
have the electric left arm of John Scheuring back
for one more season. Scheuring is a two-time All-
Conference player and will be expected to log even
more innings this year. He had 25 strikeouts in 22.2
innings of work and notched three saves last season.
Another lefty on the staff is senior D.J. Braswell, who
is considered one of the more flexible pitchers on the
team. Braswell has spent time as a reliever and a
starter during his career. Braswell owned a 3-1 record
and fanned 39. Junior Bill Smith, a side-winding righthander,
led the team with a 2.03 ERA in nine relief
appearances. Jonathan Cox, a right-handed sophomore,
will see more action on the bump this season
and Travis Conner, a sophomore, adds another lefthander
to the pitching staff.
“It is nice to have two left-handers with a considerable
amount of experience,” said Clark. “Everyone
wants more lefties, especially a guy with the type
of arm John has. He has a live arm with a lot of
movement. We hope to stretch him a little more this
season. If it works out, he may become a starter. We
need to get more than 30 innings out of him. I would
love for him to throw 50 innings or more. D.J. was our
non-conference starter last year and did a good job.
The logical move is to slide him into the conference
rotation, but he could be a reliever, too. He gives you
a chance to win because he keeps hitters off balance.
He pitched well against some very good teams
last season.”
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doesn’t walk many guys and had a good ERA. Bill is a
guy that has been a reliever the last few years and he
will do the same this season. He is a capable guy we
can depend on. I look for him to continue to grow into
his role. Jonathan has a live arm and throws a good
sinker. He could be a reliever or a starter. He will be
vying for one of those conference spots. Travis will be
in position to start in non-conference games. He is a
big tall lefty that throws hard. He has a lot of ability.”
Clark hopes the increased competition on the
veteran pitching staff translates into a solid year on
the mound.
“The thing I like about the pitching staff is we have
a lot of competition,” said Clark. “You can never seem
to have enough pitching. I think it could be as good or
even better than last year.”
With Briggs entrenched as the starting shortstop,
senior Logan Kizer rounds out the middle infield.
Kizer started in 34 games and hit .298. The durable
Kizer provides the Eagles with a steady glove at
second base.
“Logan is the glue to our defense,” Clark said.
“He is so steady with his glove and will make the
plays that are not routine. He turns the double play
very well. At the plate, he gets deep in the count and
makes pitchers work. He is a perfect bottom of the
order type guy.”
Catching for the Eagles will be juniors Scott Dietz
and Jeremy Hogan. Dietz was named to the All-Conference
First Team after hitting .320 and supplying
three home runs and 24 RBI. Hogan battled injuries
last season and saw action in only eight games. Both
could see time at other positions, according to Clark.
“Scott does a good job behind the plate,” said
Clark. “He is sound defensively. Our pitchers have
a lot of confidence in him with runners on base. He
had some big hits in clutch situations last year. I have
high expectations for him this year.”
Perhaps the biggest question mark is who will man
the corners.
“Third base is a big question mark,” said Clark.
“That is the biggest question mark we have. We just
need to find someone dependable who can make the
routine play.”
Transfer Andrew Teaster returns to the Eagles after
playing at Evangel College in 2008 and is a possibility
at first base. In 2007, the sweet-swinging lefty earned
All-Conference honors after hitting .412 and driving
in 22.
“First base was a question mark, but hopefully we
have addressed that with having Andrew back,” said
Clark.
Joining Cameron in the outfield will be senior David
Smith and sophomore Freddy Flores. Smith is the
catalyst for the Eagles offense and earned All-Conference
honors in 2008. He hit .401, scored 40 times,
stole 19 bases and did not commit an error. Superior
defensively, Smith has one of the best arms on team,
and earned the ABCA/Rawlings All-West Region gold
glove award in 2008.
“David is the unsung hero of the team,” said Clark.
“He doesn’t say a whole lot, he just plays hard. He
sets the tone for us as the lead-off hitter. We need
him to cause problems for the opposing pitchers.
He is a guy who can hit the ball in the infield and
beat it out. Speed doesn’t go into slumps. And, he is
outstanding defensively.”
Flores has battled injuries and is a welcome addition
to the lineup with his left-handed stick.
“Freddy is a very capable player,” said Clark. “He
needs to emerge. He has never been an everyday
starter and now he will have the opportunity to do
that. It will be interesting to see how he plays.”
Ozarks, which finished in second place in the division
with a 13-5 conference mark, can build on momentum
built off two straight solid seasons, including
their highest conference finish under Clark.
“Over the last few years we have been better and
we had a nice year last season and we want to build
on that,” said Clark. “We have a lot of kids back and
I think the guys know what it takes to be successful.
In order for us to have a good year, we need guys to
step up and produce for us. Those guys stepping into
starting roles need to pick up the slack.”
RHP Bruce Cameron
preview
2009 Schedule
Feb. 3 HENDRIX COLLEGE 1:30 pm
Feb. 6 ^vs Rhodes College 11:30 am
Feb. 7 ^vs Millsaps College 11:30 am
Feb. 8 ^vs LaGrange College 11:00 am
Feb. 13 WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLL. 1:00 pm
Feb. 17 HENDRIX COLLEGE 1:30 pm
Feb. 20 MCMURRY UNIVERSITY 2:00 pm
Feb. 21 MCMURRY UNIV. (DH) 12:00 pm
Feb. 27 at Hardin-Simmons 7:00 pm
Feb. 28 at Hardin-Simmons (DH) 1:00 pm
Mar. 3 CLARKE COLLEGE 1:00 pm
Mar. 6 *at East Texas Baptist 6:00 pm
Mar. 7 *at East Texas Baptist (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 13 *UT DALLAS 2:00 pm
Mar. 14 *UT DALLAS (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 20 *UT TYLER 2:00 pm
Mar. 21 *UT TYLER (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 26 at Hendrix College 2:00 pm
Mar. 27 *at LeTourneau Univ. 2:00 pm
Mar. 28 *at LeTourneau Univ. (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 31 at Lyon College 2:00 pm
Apr. 3 *LOUISIANA COLLEGE 2:00 pm
Apr. 4 *LOUISIANA COLLEGE 12:00 pm
Apr. 7 at Arkansas Tech University 6:00 pm
Apr. 9 *at Mississippi College 6:00 pm
Apr. 10 *at Mississippi College (DH) 12:00 pm
Apr. 14 at Hendrix College 6:00 pm
Apr. 16 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 2:00 pm
Apr. 17 at Austin College 6:00 pm
Apr. 18 at Austin College (DH) 12:00 pm
Apr. 24-26 +ASC Tournament
May 1-3 -ASC Tournament
May 14-17 %NCAA Regionals
May 22-27 #NCAA World Series
* Denotes American Southwest Conference Game
^ Wilson/DeMarini Classic at Jackson, Miss.
+ ASC Tournament First Round (best of 3)
- ASC Tournament Championship Round (top 4)
% NCAA Regionals at a site TBD
# NCAA College World Series at Appleton, Wis.
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No. Name Position B/T Ht. Wt. Class/Exp Hometown (Previous School)
1 David Smith OF R/R 5-9 170 SR-3L Rowlett, TX (Rowlett HS)
2 Jeffrey Weaver OF L/L 5-7 150 JR Rogers, AR (Huntsville HS)
3 Jonathan Cox RHP/3B R/R 5-6 150 SO Commerce, TX (Commerce HS)
4 Bruce Cameron OF/RHP R/R 6-0 175 SR-2L Houston, TX (Episcopal HS)
5 Freddy Flores OF L/L 6-1 195 SO-RS East End, AR (Sheridan HS)
6 John Scheuring LHP L/L 6-1 180 SR-3L Bryan, TX (Bryan HS)
7 Chris Driedric OF L/L 5-10 160 FR Little Rock, AR (Catholic HS)
8 Todd Koch RHP/DH R/R 6-4 225 SR-3L San Antonio, TX (MacArthur HS)
9 Cory Briggs SS R/R 6-1 200 JR-2L Greencastle, PA (Greencastle-Antrim HS)
10 Andrew Teaster 1B L/L 6-1 185 JR-1L Hollister, MO (Evangel College)
11 Logan Kizer 2B R/R 6-0 165 SR-3L Pine Bluff, AR (Pine Bluff HS)
12 Spencer Bartlett RHP/OF R/R 5-10 140 FR Tumbling Shoals, AR (Heber Springs HS)
13 Tad Turner 2B R/R 5-10 170 JR-RS Mayflower, AR (Mayflower HS)
14 Michael Prusator OF R/R 6-1 190 FR Ochelta, OK (Caney Valley HS)
15 D.J. Braswell LHP L/L 5-9 155 SR-2L Hollister, MO (Hollister HS)
18 Zac Mitchell INF R/R 6-0 170 FR Bulverde, TX (Smithson Valley HS)
19 Arturo Perez OF R/R 6-0 190 SO-2L Caracas, Venezuela (Cologio Don Bosco HS)
20 Bill Smith RHP R/R 5-7 145 JR-1L Pine Bluff, AR (Pine Bluff HS)
21 Rusty Cordell INF R/R 5-9 180 FR Greencastle, PA (Greencastle-Antrim HS)
22 D’Kotah Douglass 1B R/R 5-9 205 FR Heber Springs, AR (Heber Springs HS)
24 Randon Webb 1B R/R 6-2 210 FR Pea Ridge, AR (Pea Ridge HS)
25 Jeremy Hogan C/RHP R/R 6-3 215 JR-1L Carthage, TX (Carthage HS)
26 Cory Maze C R/R 5-11 175 FR Livingston, TX (Big Sandy HS)
27 Bobby Osburn RHP R/R 6-1 205 SO-TR Mandeville, LA (Millsaps College)
29 Matthew Johnson LHP/1B L/L 5-10 190 FR Mexia, TX (Mexia HS)
30 John Phillips RHP R/R 6-3 250 JR Houston, TX (Strake Jesuit)
31 Travis Conner LHP L/L 6-4 185 SO Forney, TX (Forney HS)
33 Scott Dietz C R/R 6-4 195 JR-2L Rowlett, TX (Rowlett HS)
35 Aaron McNeil LHP L/L 6-2 155 FR San Antonio, TX (MacArthur HS)
36 Cameron Colston OF R/R 5-8 160 FR Sugar Land, TX (Kempner HS)
Travis Apel INF R/R 5-10 160 FR Houston, TX (Tomball HS)
Brian Kenna RHP R/R 5-8 170 SO-TR Los Angeles, CA (Rolling Hills HS)
Robert Smith OF R/R 5-8 160 FR Houston, TX (Tomball HS)
Josh Wiseman RHP R/R 5-9 150 FR Purdy, MO (Purdy HS)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark (8th season)
Assistant Coaches: Robert Mummey (1st season), Curt Dixon (1st season), Tony Baldwin (1st season)
Front Row: (L-R) #29 Matthew Johnson, #36 Cameron Colston, #21 Rusty Cordell, #2 Jeffrey Weaver, #7 Chris Driedric, #22 D’Kotah Douglass, #3 Jonathan Cox, #14
Michael Prusator, Chad Barnett, #12 Spencer Bartlett, #18 Zac Mitchell and #20 Bill Smith.
Middle Row: (L-R) #13 Tad Turner, #15 DJ Braswell, Chris Sexton, #1 David Smith, #19 Arturo Perez, David Isom, #11 Logan Kizer, #4 Bruce Cameron, #9 Cory Briggs,
#26 Cory Maze and #5 Freddy Flores.
Back Row: (L-R) Head coach Jimmy Clark, assistant coach Robert Mummey, #6 John Scheuring, #8 Todd Koch, #24 Randon Webb, Jordan Cobb, #30 John Phillips, #35
Aaron McNeil, #31 Travis Conner, #25 Jeremy Hogan, assistant coach Curt Dixon and assistant coach Tony Baldwin.

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d.j. braswell
senior profile
SR - LHP
5-9, 155 - L/L
Hollister, MO.
Hollister HS
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JUNIOR (2008)
Finished with a 3-1 record and started in 7 games. Totaled
39 strikeouts, third-most on the team. Struck out a careerhigh
10 against Hendrix College in 5.0 innings of work February
26. Earned the win against Lyon College after going
6.0 innings and collecting 8 K’s. Allowed just 1 earned run
in that game. Moved his record to 3-0 in an outing against
Hendrix College April 1. Started and went 5.2 innings while
fanning 3 against Arkansas Tech University April 16. Did not
allow an earned run or walk in 2.0 innings against Rogers
State. Strcuk out 6 in 3.2 innings against Eccelsia February 19.
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Pitched 21.0 innings and recorded 12 strikeouts. Fanned 8 against Mississippi
College April 20. Did not give up an earned run in 3 of his 7 appearances.
Logged 2.1 innings against Louisiana College April 14 and did not give up a hit.
Collected a save and finished 1-0 on the mound.
FRESHMAN (2006)
Pitched 16.2 innings. Hit .250 at the plate. Had 3 strikeouts in 2.0 innings
against Arkansas Tech University April 4.
HOLLISTER HS
Went 8-2 with an .72 ERA as a senior. Went 6-4 on the mound while sporting a
team-best 3.87 ERA during Hollister’s spring season. Batted .368, collected 18
RBI and scored 18 runs. Earned First Team All-Conference and All-District honors
following his junior campaign. Named Second Team All-Conference and All-
District after going 4-4 on the mound with a 4.66 ERA in his sophomore season.
Hit .367 and recorded 16 RBI while maintaining a .521 on-base percentage that
year.
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CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 6.1 LeTourneau Apr. 6, 2007
Scoreless IP: 3.2 Ecclesia College Feb. 19, 2008
Strikeouts: 10 Hendrix College Feb. 26, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Jody Braswell and Kelli Barringer
Major: Marketing
Favorite MLB Team: St. Louis Cardinals
Favorite MLB Player: Dontrelle Willis
Baseball Superstition: Wiping off the mound before every inning
Favorite Baseball Movie: Hardball
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ozzie Smith
Braswell’s Career Statistics
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 6.62 3-1 12 7 0 0 0 35.1 44 35 26 30 39 9 2 2 148 .297 3
2007 3.43 1-0 7 2 0 0 1 21.0 20 10 8 4 12 1 0 1 78 .256 1
2006 5.94 0-0 13 0 0 0 0 16.2 25 14 11 8 14 2 1 1 69 .362 0
Totals 5.54 4-1 32 9 0 0 1 73 89 59 45 42 65 12 3 4 295 .301 4

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bruce cameron
senior profile
SR - OF/RHP
6-0, 175 - R/R
Houston, Texas
Episcopal HS
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JUNIOR (2008)
Named to the D3baseball.com All-America Second Team
as a center fielder. Earned a spot on the ABCA/Rawlings
All-West Region Second Team. Named to the ASC All-East
Division First Team as a center fielder and ASC All-East
Division Second Team as a utility player. Additionally earned
ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention as a pitcher. Hit
.410 with 14 homers and 49 RBI in 40 games. Posted a
.827 slugging percentage and a .500 on-base percentage.
Stole 11 bases, recorded 12 doubles, had 57 hits, scored
51 runs and finished with 115 total bases. His batting average, slugging percentage,
home run, on-base percentage, total bases and RBI totals were among the
top ten in the ASC. His slugging percentage, home run and walk (25) totals led
the team. Ranked 11th in NCAA III in homers and 10th in slugging percentage.
He was twice named ASC Hitter of the Week. Hit a modern-day school record 3
home runs against Lyon College March 11. Finished 3-for-4 with 4 RBI in that
game. Had five 3-hit games. Posted a season-best 4 hits against Hendrix April
1. Recorded three 4-RBI games. Had 5 RBI against Williams Baptist April 15.
Homered in 12 different games. Scored 3 runs on four occasions. A defensive
standout, he had a number of spectacular plays in the field, including a home
run saving catch in the ASC playoffs against Concordia University Texas. He
also saw time on the mound, finishing with a 5-1 record in 48.1 innings of work.
Against LeTourneau March 29, he pitched a five-hit complete game.
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention Team. Ranked second on
the team in hits (58), stolen bases (9) and third in RBI (34), runs (35) and total
bases (72). Was fourth in batting (.345). During the season, he had a 22-game
hit streak, the team’s longest of the year. Had 19 multiple-hit games, including
14 games with 2 hits. Went 3-for-5 with 4 RBI against Mary Hardin-Baylor in
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game one of the playoffs. Went 4-for-4 against Lyon College February 6. Collected
5 RBI against Elmhurst March 21. Had 9 multiple-RBI games.
EPISCOPAL HS
Named team MVP as a senior. Earned All-Conference his junior and senior year.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 3 times (Hendrix) Apr. 1, 2008
Hits: 4 2 times (Hendrix) Apr. 1, 2008
RBI: 5 2 times (Williams Baptist) Apr. 15, 2008
Runs scored: 3 6 times (Mississippi College) Apr. 12, 2008
Home Runs: 3 Lyon College Mar. 11, 2008
Walks: 2 7 times (Arkansas Tech) Apr. 16, 2008
Stolen Bases: 3 Hendrix College Mar. 25, 2008
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 9.0 LeTourneau Mar. 29, 2008
Scoreless IP: 4.2 LaGrange College Feb. 10, 2008
Strikeouts: 10 Hendrix College Feb. 26, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Bruce and Christie Cameron
Major: Marketing
Favorite MLB Team: Houston Astros
Favorite MLB Player: Craig Biggio/Jeff Kent
Baseball Superstition: It is superstition not to tell my superstitions
Favorite Baseball Movie: Bull Durham
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ty Cobb
Cameron’s Career Hitting Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .410 40-38 139 51 57 12 2 14 49 115 .827 25 5 .500 5 3 11-14 70 7 .928
2007 .345 44-44 168 35 58 6 2 2 34 74 .440 14 4 .400 4 4 9-12 75 38 .934
Totals .374 84-82 307 86 115 18 4 16 83 189 .615 39 9 .448 9 7 20-26 145 45 .931
Cameron’s Career Pitching Statistics
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 3.35 5-1 11 7 1 0 1 48.1 50 26 18 10 29 11 0 6 191 .262 2
2007 5.92 2-2 8 3 0 0 0 24.1 37 23 16 8 15 4 0 5 108 .343 1
Totals 4.23 7-3 19 10 1 0 1 72.2 87 49 34 18 44 15 0 11 299 .290 3
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logan kizer
senior profile
SR - 2B
6-0, 165 - R/R
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff HS
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CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor Apr. 28, 2007
Hits: 4 Mary Hardin-Baylor Apr. 28, 2007
RBI: 2 5 times (Louisiana College) Apr. 6, 2008
Runs scored: 3 3 times (East Texas Baptist) Mar. 10, 2008
Home Runs: - - -
Walks: 3 Austin College Mar. 11, 2006
Stolen Bases: 2 UT-Dallas Mar. 25, 2006
Kizer’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .298 38-34 121 23 36 1 0 0 13 37 .306 18 0 .386 1 6 3-4 67 87 .957
2007 .315 39-34 111 23 35 3 1 0 11 40 .360 15 2 .400 2 11 3-4 38 72 .894
2006 .333 26-23 78 13 26 3 0 0 11 29 .372 13 0 .429 0 5 3-3 26 67 .939
Totals .313 103-91 310 59 97 7 1 0 35 108 .348 46 2 .401 3 22 9-11 131 226 .932
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JUNIOR (2008)
Hit .298 with 36 hits. Drove in 13 and scored 23 runs.
Posted a .957 fielding percentage in 34 starts at second
base. Recorded 6 sacrifice hits. Went 3-for-4 against Mary
Hardin-Baylor February 29. Scored 3 runs against East
Texas Baptist March 10. Went 2-for-4 with 2 RBI against
Louisiana College April 6. Had 8 multiple-hit games. Hit
safely in 27 games. Drew a pair of walks on three occasions.
Saw time on the mound in two games.
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention Team. Started in 34
games and hit .315 with 11 RBI and 23 runs. Finished second on the team in
sacrifice hits (11). Recorded 6 two-hit games. Against Mary Hardin-Baylor in
game three of playoffs April 28, went 4-for-6 and drove in 2 runs.
FRESHMAN (2006)
Started in 23 games. Ranked sixth on the team in batting (.333). Had 11 RBI.
Had 6 two-hit games. Drew 3 walks against Austin College. Went 3-for-5 against
Lyon College March 22 and 6-for-12 with 3 RBI in Louisiana College series.
PINE BLUFF HS
Three-time All-Conference player. Earned All-State as a senior. Hit .394 with 12
RBI and 1 home run his senior season. Went 3-1 with a 2.00 ERA. Helped team
to the 5A conference championship.
PERSONAL
Parents: Maxie and Karen Kizer
Major: General Studies
Favorite MLB Team: Atlanta Braves
Favorite MLB Player: Torii Hunter
Baseball Superstition: Never step on white line
Favorite Baseball Movie: A League of Their Own
Favorite Hall of Famer: George Brett/Nolan Ryan

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todd koch
senior profile
SR - RHP/DH
6-4, 225 - R/R
San Antonio, Texas
MacArthur HS
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JUNIOR (2008)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention as
a pitcher. Ranked second on the team in strikeouts (64)
and innings pitched (69.0). Finished with a 6-3 record on
the mound in 11 starts. Held opponents to a .242 average,
sixth-best in the ASC. Tossed 7.0 innings, allowed just 3 hits
and fanned 9 against Mary Hardin-Baylor February 29. Gave
up just 6 earned runs in first four outings. Went 8.1 innings
and struck out 7 against Louisiana College April 5. Allowed
only 1 run and struck out 8 in 7.0 innings against Le-
Tourneau March 28. Fanned 9 in back-to-back games and
did not give up an earned run in either of those games. Named ASC Pitcher of
the Week. At the plate, hit .413 and drove in 17 in 63 at bats. Went 2-for-3 with 4
RBI against LeTourneau March 29. Scored 4 times against Eureka College March
5. Went 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles against Williams Baptist April 15.
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Second Team. Finished second on the team
in home runs (4), third in batting (.385) and fourth in RBI (33) and slugging percentage
(.530). Went 4-for-6 with 4 RBI against UT-Dallas March 24. Went 4-for-4
with 3 RBI against Texas Lutheran in playoffs. Hit safely in 25 games. Had 13
games with at least 2 hits. Recorded 9 multiple-RBI games. Pitched the school’s
second modern-day no-hitter in his first appearance of the season. In the nohitter,
he worked 7.0 innings, struck out 9 and did not allow a walk. Did not allow
an earned run in 6.0 innings against Austin College March 10. Went 3-5 in 55.2
innings of work and struck out 43. Was named ASC Pitcher of the Week.
REDSHIRT (2006)
Received medical redshirt.
FRESHMAN (2005)
Finished seventh in the conference in batting (.418) and third in on-base percentage
(.523). Led the team in both batting and on-base percentage as well as rank
ing second on the team in slugging percentage (.623) and third in hits (51), RBI
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(35) and total bases (76) and tied for second in home runs (6). Led team with 12
multiple-RBI games and had 17 multiple-hit games. Went 3-for-5 with 4 RBI and
2 home runs against East Texas Baptist March 25.
MACARTHUR HS
Hit .380 with 13 doubles and 3 home runs en route to earning team MVP and
First Team All-Area as a senior. Named Second Team All-District as a junior.
CAREER HITTING BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 2 times (UT-Dallas) Mar. 24, 2007
Hits: 4 4 times (Texas Lutheran) May 5, 2007
RBI: 5 Mid-America Feb. 5, 2005
Runs scored: 4 Eureka College Mar. 5, 2008
Home Runs: 2 2 times (Elmhurst College) Mar. 21, 2007
Walks: 3 Eureka College Mar. 5, 2008
Stolen Bases: 1 5 times (Central Baptist) Apr. 18, 2008
CAREER PITCHING BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 8.2 Schreiner Feb. 22, 2008
Scoreless IP: 8.2 Schreiner Feb. 22, 2008
Strikeouts:
PERSONAL
9 3 times (Mary Hardin-Baylor) Feb. 29, 2008
Parents: John and Marilyn Koch
Major: Strategic Communications/Sociology
Favorite MLB Team: Boston Red Sox/Chicago Cubs
Favorite MLB Player: Jon Lester
Baseball Superstition: Don’t step on the chalk, walk toward second base after
warm-ups, right cleat goes on first, never look in the stands, walk out to the
mound and run into the dugout.
Favorite Baseball Movie: For Love of the Game
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ty Cobb/Ozzie Smith
Koch’s Career Hitting Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .413 25-21 63 25 26 6 2 2 17 42 .667 19 2 .560 0 1 3-3 24 9 .971
2007 .385 45-43 117 21 45 5 0 4 33 62 .530 9 4 .433 4 4 1-1 136 31 .954
2006 .313 6-5 16 2 5 3 0 0 3 8 .500 0 0 .313 0 1 0-0 8 4 .857
2005 .418 37-37 122 23 51 7 0 6 35 76 .623 19 10 .523 2 2 1-2 59 99 .878
Totals .399 113-106 318 71 127 21 2 12 88 188 .591 47 16 .490 6 8 5-6 227 143 .919
Koch’s Career Pitching Statistics
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 4.04 6-3 11 11 0 0 0 69.0 62 34 31 26 64 13 1 3 256 .242 5
2007 6.63 3-5 12 12 2 1 0 55.2 70 61 41 31 43 14 2 3 239 .293 14
2006 9.00 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 5.0 6 6 5 4 8 1 0 0 21 .286 0
2005 6.35 0-1 4 4 0 0 0 22.2 26 18 16 10 11 2 1 5 86 .302 1
Totals 5.50 9-9 29 28 2 1 0 152.1 164 119 93 71 126 30 4 11 602 .272 20
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john scheuring
senior profile
SR - LHP
6-1, 180 - L/L
Bryan, Texas
Bryan HS
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JUNIOR (2008)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Second Team. Led the
team in appearances with 17. Posted a 4.37 ERA in 22.2 innings
of work. Fanned 25 and recorded 3 saves, giving him
8 career saves. Tossed 2.0 hitless innings in relief on two
different occasions, including a four-strikeout performance
against East Texas Baptist March 9. Fanned 4 against Lyon
College March 11. Did not give up an earned run in 13 of
his appearances. Did not allow a hit in 8 of his appearances.
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division First Team. Finished second in the ASC in
saves (5), while leading the team with a 2.32 ERA. Ranked among top 40 in
NCAA III in saves. Went 3-3 on the mound and struck out 43 in 31.0 innings
of work. His 5 saves set a new single-season school record. Opponents batted
a team-low .207 against him. Gave up just 8 earned runs all season in 17
appearances. Mowed down 6 on two different occasions. During a three-week
conference stretch in April, allowed only 3 hits and did not give up a run in 5 appearances.
Against Mississippi College April 21, pitched 3 scoreless innings and
struck out 6. Struck out 6 against LeTourneau in 2.0 innings of work.
FRESHMAN (2006)
Pitched in 6 games. Finished the season with 6 strikeouts in 7.2 innings of work.
BRYAN HS
Went 3-1 on the mound with 12 strikeouts and had a 1.21 ERA as a senior.
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CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 4.0 Hendrix College Mar. 6, 2007
Scoreless IP: 3.0 2 times (Mississippi College) Apr. 21, 2007
Strikeouts: 6 2 times (Mississippi College) Apr. 21, 2007
PERSONAL
Parents: Doug and Chantel Scheuring
Major: Biology
Favorite MLB Team: Atlanta Braves
Favorite MLB Player: Francisco Rodriguez
Baseball Superstition: None
Favorite Baseball Movie: Little Big League
Favorite Hall of Famer: Nolan Ryan
Scheuring’s Career Statistics
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 4.37 1-2 17 0 0 0 3 22.2 18 18 11 14 25 4 0 1 83 .217 2
2007 2.32 3-3 17 0 0 0 5 31.0 25 20 8 28 43 4 0 2 121 .207 9
2006 15.26 0-1 6 1 0 0 0 7.2 11 13 13 13 6 1 0 4 32 .344 1
Totals 4.71 4-6 40 1 0 0 8 61.1 54 51 32 55 74 6 0 7 236 .228 12

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david smith
senior profile
SR - OF
5-9, 170 - R/R
Rowlett, Texas
Rowlett HS
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JUNIOR (2008)
Won a gold glove from the American Baseball Coaches
Association/Rawlings (All-West Region), becoming the first
Ozarks’ player to ever receive the award. Named to the ASC
All-East Division Honorable Mention Team. Finished the
season with a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage from his
outfield position. Started in 41 games and had 93 putouts
and 2 assists. Finished tenth in the ASC in batting (.401)
and ninth in doubles (15). Ranked 19th in the NCAA III in
sacrifice bunts (10). 14 of his doubles were in different
games. His 19 steals placed him third in the ASC. Went 4-for-5 in three different
games - East Texas Baptist March 10, Hendrix College April 1 and Louisiana
College April 6. Drove in 3 runs, scored 4 times and stole 3 bases in Hendrix
game. Hit safely in 33 games and had 2 or more hits in 18 games. Scored 2 or
more runs in 10 contests. In three-game series against Louisiana College, went
9-for-14. Had a pair of steals against East Texas Baptist March 9 and Williams
Baptist April 15.
SOPHOMORE (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention Team. Tied for 18th in
NCAA III in sacrifice hits per game (.28). Led team in steals (10) and sacrifice hits
(13). Finished second on the team in doubles (11) and third in hits (51). Ranked
seventh in batting (.323) and sixth in RBI (24). Had 13 multiple-hit games,
including 10 two-hit performances. Hit safely in 35 games. Scored 3 runs on
two occasions. Had 2 steals against Principia February 11 and Texas Lutheran
February 23. Went 2-for-3 with 3 RBI against UT-Tyler March 31. He had an ASC
season-best 3 sacrifice hits against Austin College March 10.
FRESHMAN (2006)
Started in 19 games in the outfield. Tied for sixth on the team in runs (16). Had
4 two-hit games. Went 5-for-5 with 3 RBI against East Texas Baptist University
March 18. Stole 4 bases during season.
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CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 Louisiana College Apr. 5, 2008
Hits: 5 East Texas Baptist Mar. 18, 2006
RBI: 3 4 times (Hendrix) Apr. 1, 2008
Runs scored: 4 Hendrix College Apr. 1, 2008
Home Runs: 1 2 times (Hendrix) Feb. 6, 2008
Walks: 3 Mississippi College Apr. 22, 2006
Stolen Bases: 3 Hendrix College Apr. 1, 2008
Smith’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .401 42-41 147 40 59 15 0 1 25 77 .524 13 9 .468 4 10 19-22 93 2 1.000
2007 .323 45-45 158 40 51 11 1 0 24 64 .405 17 7 .405 3 13 10-12 107 12 .967
2006 .294 30-19 68 16 20 2 1 1 10 27 .397 12 2 .415 0 3 4-6 38 3 .953
Totals .348 117-105 373 96 130 28 2 2 59 168 .450 42 18 .432 7 26 33-40 238 17 .977
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ROWLETT HS
Led the district and set a new single-season school record in stolen bases (21)
as a senior. Team leader in hits (42) and runs (33). Hit .462 at the plate with 14
RBI and 7 doubles. Earned Second Team All-District honors as a junior after batting
.347 and scoring 25 runs.
PERSONAL
Parents: Eric and Cheryl Smith
Major: Physical Education
Favorite MLB Team: Texas Rangers/Boston Red Sox
Favorite MLB Player: Dustin Pedroia
Baseball Superstition: I don’t eat before games
Favorite Baseball Movie: For Love of the Game
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ty Cobb

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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Named to the American Baseball Coaches Association/
Rawlings All-America Second Team. Named to the ASC All-
East Division First Team. Among the top offensive players
in the ASC and won the regular season league batting title
with a .478 average. Ended the year with a .467 average,
13th-best in NCAA III. Ranked in the top ten in the ASC in
eight different offensive categories, including second in
hits (79), third in doubles (19), fourth in on-base percentage
(.513), fifth in runs (56), sixth in RBI (54) and total bases (124), and seventh
in slugging percentage (.734). He finished first or second on the team in eight
offensive categories. His average, hit, total bases and doubles totals are new
single-season school records. Ranked 26th in NCAA III in runs, 14th in hits, 25th
in doubles and 23rd in total bases. Hit safely in 40 of 42 games. Had a teambest
26 multiple-hit games. Recorded 15 multiple-RBI games, most on the team.
Stole 8-of-9 bases. Finished season on a 18-game hit streak. Went 5-for-6 with
a homer and 6 RBI against Mississippi College April 13. Finished 8-for-13 with
10 RBI in three-game series against Mississippi College. Drove in 5 runs against
UT-Tyler March 20. Had a triple, double and a pair of singles against Ecclesia
College February 19. Went 4-for-5 with a homer and a double and 3 RBI against
Arkansas Tech University April 16. Totaled 7 hits and 4 RBI in three-game series
against UT-Dallas. Named ASC Hitter of the Week.
FRESHMAN (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention Team. Started in 40
games as a true freshman and hit .303. Tied for second on the team in home
runs (4). Finished fourth on the team in doubles (7) and fifth in RBI (28) and
hits (46). Had 12 multiple-hit games and 9 multiple-RBI games. Had three 3-hit
games. Owned a 16-game hit streak during the season, second-longest on the
team. Went 2-for-3 with 3 RBI and a homer against Mid-America March 13. In
three-game series against Mississippi College, went 5-for-10 with 6 RBI, 5 runs
and the game-winning home run in game three.
CORY
BRIGGS
JR - SS
6-1, 200 - R/R
Greencastle, Pa.
Greencastle-Antrim HS
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GREENCASTLE-ANTRIM HS
Named Player of the Year in the Capital Division as a senior. Named to two news
paper All-Area teams his senior season: Public Opinion First Team and Morning
Herald Honorable Mention Big 11. Earned a spot on the Public Opinion Second
team as a junior. Helped team to a regional championship his sophomore season.
Hit .400 with 7 homers and drove in 29 runs as a senior. Went 4-2 on the
mound.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 2 times (Mississippi College) Apr. 13, 2008
Hits: 5 Mississippi College Apr. 13, 2008
RBI: 6 Mississippi College Apr. 13, 2008
Runs scored: 3 6 times (Mississippi College) Apr. 13, 2008
Home Runs: 1 12 times (Concordia Texas) Apr. 25, 2008
Walks: 3 East Texas Baptist Mar. 10, 2008
Stolen Bases: 2 Ecclesia College Feb. 19, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Jeff and Wendy Briggs
Major: Elementary Education
Favorite MLB Team: Boston Red Sox
Favorite MLB Player: Jose Reyes
Baseball Superstition: I put my left sock on first and my right spike on first
before all games. Also, before every at bat I dig the dirt out four times and
then sweep it out two times.
Favorite Baseball Movie: Major Leagues: Back to the Minors
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ted Williams
Briggs’ Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .467 42-41 169 56 79 19 1 8 54 124 .734 18 3 .513 5 3 8-9 68 127 .942
2007 .303 44-40 152 33 46 7 0 4 28 65 .428 14 5 .380 0 3 0-0 52 127 .882
Totals .389 86-81 321 89 125 26 1 12 82 189 .589 32 8 .450 5 6 8-9 120 254 .912
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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Named to the ASC All-East Division First Team. Hit .320
with 24 RBI in 37 games. Posted a .983 fielding average
behind the plate. Collected 39 hits and compiled 63 total
bases, including 13 doubles, third-best on the team. Hit a
walk-off grand slam against LeTourneau March 29. Also
had 4 RBI against Concordia University Texas April 26. Had
10 multiple-hit games. Went a combined 4-for-7 in two
games against LeTourneau. Had three straight games with
2 hits on two occasions during the season. Scored 3 runs
against East Texas Baptist March 9. Recorded a pair of doubles against Mississippi
College April 12.
FRESHMAN (2007)
Started in 14 games and hit .328 with 9 RBI. Had 6 two-hit games. Went 2-for-3
with a homer and 2 RBI against East Texas Baptist March 17. Had 2 doubles
against LeTourneau.
ROWLETT HS
Did not play senior season due to injury. Hit .380 with 8 RBI as a junior. Helped
team to a District and Bi-District championship as a junior.
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SCOTT
DIETZ
JR - C
6-4, 195 - R/R
Rowlett, Texas
Rowlett HS
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CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 Schreiner Feb. 23, 2008
Hits: 3 Williams Baptist Apr. 15, 2008
RBI: 4 2 times (Concordia) Apr. 26, 2008
Runs scored: 3 East Texas Baptist Mar. 9, 2008
Home Runs: 1 4 times (Concordia) Apr. 26, 2008
Walks: 2 East Texas Baptist Mar. 9, 2008
Stolen Bases: 1 3 times (Williams Baptist) Apr. 15, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Richard and Marilynn Dietz
Major: Political Science
Favorite MLB Team: New York Mets
Favorite MLB Player: Mark DeRosa
Baseball Superstition: Always chew a wad of gum
Favorite Baseball Movie: The Benchwarmers
Favorite Hall of Famer: Joe Dimaggio
Dietz’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .320 37-31 122 32 39 13 1 3 24 63 .516 14 9 .422 2 0 2-2 206 32 .983
2007 .328 19-14 58 12 19 6 0 1 9 28 .483 3 1 .365 1 1 1-2 85 5 .989
Totals .322 56-45 180 44 58 19 1 4 33 91 .505 17 10 .404 3 1 3-4 291 37 .984

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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Started in 8 games and collected 5 hits and 5 RBI. Pitched 10.0 innings. Collected
a pair of doubles against Eureka College March 5. Did not give up an earned
run and struck out 4 against Hendrix College February 26.
Picked up the win against Eureka College March 5 after
going 6.0 innings in his only start of the year.
ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY
Received a redshirt.
CARTHAGE HS
Earned All-District, All-East Texas and All-State Tournament
Team honors as a senior. Led team to a state championship
and District championship as a senior. Helped team to a District Co-Championship
as a junior.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 3 5 times (Eureka College) Mar. 5, 2008
Hits: 2 Eureka College Mar. 5, 2008
RBI: 2 Eureka College Mar. 5, 2008
Runs scored: 3 Ecclesia College Feb. 19, 2008
Home Runs: -
Walks: 2 3 times (Eureka College) Mar. 5, 2008
Stolen Bases: 1 Ecclesia College Feb. 19, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Ricky and Marilyn Hogan
Major: Physical Education
Favorite MLB Team: Chicago Cubs
Favorite MLB Player: Derrek Lee
Baseball Superstition: None
Favorite Baseball Movie: The Rookie
Favorite Hall of Famer: Mickey Mantle
JEREMY
HOGAN
JR - C/RHP
6-3, 215 - R/R
Carthage, Texas
Carthage HS/Ark. Tech
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JOHN
PHILLIPS
JR - RHP
6-3, 250 - R/R
Houston, Texas
Strake Jesuit HS
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(2008)
Appeared in 9 games, logging 9.1 innings. Struck out 2 against East Texas
Baptist March 10. Did not give up an earned run in first four outings. Totaled 7
strikeouts.
FRESHMAN (2007)
Logged 3.2 innings on the mound in 4 appearances.
STRAKE JESUIT HS
Went 2-1 on the mound with 3 saves and 8 strikeouts.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 2.0 Hendrix College Apr. 1, 2008
Scoreless IP: 1.2 Hendrix College Apr. 1, 2008
Strikeouts: 2 East Texas Baptist Mar. 10, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: John and Joyce Phillips
Major: Business Management
Favorite MLB Team: Houston Astros
Favorite MLB Player: Roy Oswalt
Baseball Superstition: Wipe the rubber twice with each before each inning
Favorite Baseball Movie: The Natural
Favorite Hall of Famer: Jeff Bagwell
Hogan’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .238 8-7 21 7 5 2 0 0 5 7 .333 8 0 .448 0 3 2-3 45 8 .930
Totals .238 8-7 21 7 5 2 0 0 5 7 .333 8 0 .448 0 3 2-3 45 8 .930
Phillips’ Career Statistics
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 4.82 0-0 9 0 0 0 0 9.1 10 6 5 4 7 3 1 0 39 .256 1
2007 19.64 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 3.2 8 10 8 2 0 0 0 3 18 .444 0
Totals 9.00 0-0 13 0 0 0 0 13.0 18 16 13 6 7 3 1 3 57 .315 1
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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Appeared in 9 games, throwing 13.1 innings in relief. Struck out 12, including 4
against UT-Dallas March 14. Threw 4.0 innings against UT-Dallas and did not allow
an earned run. Gave up just 1 double and no triples or
home runs during the season. Walked only 2. Finished with
a 2.03 ERA. Threw a combined 1.2 hitless innings against
Concordia University Texas in playoffs. Fanned 3 in 2.1 innings
of work against Mississippi College April 13.
FRESHMAN (2007)
Appeared in 12 games and pitched 12.0 innings. Had 11
strikeouts and 1 save. Logged season-high 4.0 innings
against UT-Tyler March 31 and fanned 4. Did not allow a hit
in 1.2 innings against Principia College February 10. Did not allow a run in 5 of
his 7 appearances.
PINE BLUFF HS
Named All-State and All-Conference as a senior. Earned a spot on the Bock Classic
All-Tournament team. Helped team to a conference championship his junior
year. Hit .400 as a senior and went 7-2 on the mound with 30 strikeouts. Ended
the season with a 2.86 ERA.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 4.0 2 times (UT-Dallas) Mar. 14, 2008
Scoreless IP: 4.0 UT-Dallas Mar. 14, 2008
Strikeouts: 4 2 times (UT-Dallas) Mar. 14, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Willy and Sherry Smith
Major: Business Administration
Favorite MLB Team: Atlanta Braves
Favorite MLB Player: Torii Hunter
Baseball Superstition: Chewing gum
Favorite Baseball Movie: Sandlot
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ted Williams
Smith’s Career Statistics
BILL
SMITH
JR - RHP
5-7, 145 - R/R
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff HS
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EVANGEL COLLEGE (2008)
Played in 13 games and hit .292 before suffering an injury.
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ANDREW
TEASTER
JR - 1B
6-1, 185 - L/L
Hollister, Mo.
Hollister HS /Evangel
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FRESHMAN (2007)
Named to the ASC All-East Division Honorable Mention
Team. Named ASC Hitter of the Week. Finished sixth in
the ASC in batting (.412). Ranked third on the team in hits
(47), doubles (8) and slugging percentage (.549). Drove in
22 runs. Had 16 multiple-hit games, including ten two-hit
games. Went 3-for-4 with 3 RBI against Hendrix College
February 15. Went 14-for-18 in the first five games of the
season. Finished 4-for-4 against Principia February 10 and
Concordia-Austin.
HOLLISTER HS
Earned First Team All-State, All-Conference and All-District as a senior. Named
to the First Team All-Conference and All-District team his sophomore and junior
seasons.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 6 2 times (Mary Hardin-Baylor) Apr. 28, 2007
Hits: 4 2 times (Concordia-Austin) Mar. 3, 2007
RBI: 3 3 times (Central Baptist) Mar. 27, 2007
Runs scored: 3 Hendrix College Mar. 6, 2007
Home Runs: 1 East Texas Baptist Mar. 17, 2007
Walks: 2 LeTourneau Apr. 5, 2007
Stolen Bases:
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2 East Texas Baptist Mar. 17, 2007
Parents: Mike and Marie Teaster
Major: Physical Education
Favorite MLB Team: Atlanta Braves
Favorite MLB Player: Chipper Jones
Baseball Superstition: Never touch the foul line
Favorite Baseball Movie: Major League
Favorite Hall of Famer: Hank Aaron
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 2.03 0-0 9 0 0 0 0 13.1 9 3 3 2 12 1 0 0 50 .180 1
2007 7.50 1-0 7 0 0 0 1 12.0 16 10 10 8 11 5 0 1 49 .327 0
Totals 4.66 1-0 16 0 0 0 1 25.1 25 13 13 10 23 6 0 1 99 .252 1
Teaster’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2007 .412 39-28 114 28 47 8 2 1 22 62 .544 4 8 .465 1 3 5-6 211 7 .978
Totals
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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Played in 15 games and scored 2 runs.
REDSHIRT (2007)
Received a medical redshirt.
FRESHMAN (2006)
Started in 1 game and played in a total of 8 games. Also
saw action on the mound.
MAYFLOWER HS
Earned All-State and All-Conference honors in 2004 and
2005. Went 7-6 on the mound with a 2.52 ERA and 133
strikeouts in 86.0 innings in 2005. Hit .451 at the plate with 2 home runs, 28
RBI and 17 stolen bases. In 2004 season, went 7-4 while recording 103 strikeouts
and notching a 1.50 ERA in 70.0 innings. Hit .485 and scored 22 runs.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 2 3 times (Principia College) Feb. 10, 2007
Hits: 1 2 times (LeTourneau) Apr. 8, 2006
RBI: 2 Lyon College Mar. 22, 2006
Runs scored: 1 3 times (Hendrix College) Feb. 6, 2008
Home Runs: -
Walks: -
Stolen Bases: 1 2 times (Eureka College) March 5, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Terry and Susan Turner
Major: Physical Education
Favorite MLB Team: Atlanta Braves
Favorite MLB Player: Chipper Jones
Baseball Superstition: I wear #13
Favorite Baseball Movie: Angels in the Outfield/Field of Dreams
Favorite Hall of Famer: Mickey Mantle
TAD
TURNER
JR - 2B
5-10, 170 - R/R
Mayflower, Ark.
Mayflower HS
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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Played in 6 games and scored a pair of runs. Recorded a triple.
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FRESHMAN (2007)
Logged 4.0 innings in 2 appearances on the mound. Struck
out 4 against Texas Lutheran February 24.
HUNTSVILLE HS
Named to the All-Conference Team his junior and senior
season. Earned the team’s Gold Glove award as a junior. Hit
.358 with 12 RBI and 20 runs. Collected 30 hits.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 2 2 times (Eureka College) Mar. 5, 2008
Hits: 1 2 times (Eureka College) Mar. 5, 2008
RBI: 2 Eureka College Mar. 5, 2008
Runs scored: 1 4 times (Williams Baptist) Apr. 15, 2008
Home Runs: -
Walks: 1 2 times (Williams Baptist) Apr. 15, 2008
Stolen Bases: -
PERSONAL
Parents: Jeff and Vicki Weaver
Major: Physical Education
Favorite MLB Team: Chicago Cubs
Favorite MLB Player: Ryan Theriot/Mike Fontenot
Baseball Superstition: Never step on a line
Favorite Baseball Movie: Bull Durham
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ernie Banks
JEFFREY
WEAVER
JR - OF
5-7, 150 - L/L
Rogers, Ark.
Huntsville HS
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Turner’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .000 15-0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 1 0 .500
2007 .000 5-0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 2 0 1.000
2006 .286 8-1 7 1 2 1 0 0 2 3 .429 0 0 .286 0 0 0-0 6 7 .929
Totals .133 28-1 15 5 2 1 0 0 2 3 .200 0 0 .133 0 0 2-2 9 7 .888
Weaver’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .200 6-0 5 2 1 0 1 0 2 3 .600 1 0 .333 0 0 0-0 8 1 1.000
2007 .500 8-1 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 .500 1 0 .600 0 0 0-0 3 0 .750
Totals .333 14-1 9 4 3 0 1 0 3 5 .555 2 0 .455 0 0 0-0 11 1 .923
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FRESHMAN (2008)
Saw action on the junior varsity team.
FORNEY HS
Went 5-2 with 5 strikeouts per game as a starting pitcher
his senior year. Finished with a 2.36 ERA. At the plate, led
the team in on-base percentage (.556) and was fourth in
batting (.333). Played in the Blue-Grey Invitational Tournament
at LSU where he went 2-0 on the mound. Lettered in
baseball and basketball at Forney.
PERSONAL
Parents: Tim and Christie Conner
Major: Business Administration
Favorite MLB Team: Texas Rangers
Favorite MLB Player: Vicente Padilla/Joakim Soria
Baseball Superstition: Tucking my laces into my cleats when I am playing and
wearing white athletic socks under my games socks
Favorite Baseball Movie: The Rookie
Favorite Hall of Famer: Nolan Ryan
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FRESHMAN (2008)
Appeared in 2 games on the mound. Started in 4 games in the field and hit .357.
Went 3-for-5 with 2 runs against Central Baptist College
April 18. Finished 2-for-4 against LeTourneau March 29.
COMMERCE HS
Went 13-3 with 123 strikeouts in his senior season. Owned
a 1.49 ERA. At the plate, hit .450 while collecting 43 RBI
and scoring 56 runs. Finished with 54 hits and 2 home
runs. Named the district 10-3A Most Valuable Player his
senior season and earned All-District First Team honors
as a junior. Helped Commerce to the regional quarterfinal
championship his senior campaign.
PERSONAL
Parents: Christi Cox
Major: Undeclared
Favorite MLB Team: Texas Rangers
Favorite MLB Player: Alex Rodriguez
Baseball Superstition: Can’t touch the chalk before the game starts
Favorite Baseball Movie: The Natural
Favorite Hall of Famer: Babe Ruth
Cox’s Career Statistics
Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB AVG WP
2008 22.50 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 6 5 5 3 2 3 1 0 12 .500 0
Totals 22.50 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 6 5 5 3 2 3 1 0 12 .500 0
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TRAVIS
CONNER
SO - LHP
6-4, 185 - L/L
Forney, Texas
Forney HS
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JONATHAN
COX
SO - RHP/3B
5-6, 150 - R/R
Commerce, Texas
Commerce HS
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CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent Date
Innings Pitched: 1.0 2 times (Hendrix College) Mar. 25, 2008
Scoreless IP: .1 Hendrix College Feb. 6, 2008
Strikeouts: 1 2 times (Hendrix College) Mar. 25, 2008

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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Played in 3 games, with 1 start before suffering an injury. Had 1 triple.
FRESHMAN (2007)
Played in 8 games before suffering an injury. Received
medical redshirt. Hit .300 with 2 home runs and had 15
total bases. Went 2-for-3 with a homer and 2 RBI against
Principia College February 10.
SHERIDAN HS
Named All-State and All-Conference as a senior. Earned
All-Conference as a junior. Played in the Arkansas Activities
Association All-Star game. Hit .450 with 30 RBI as a senior.
Collected 40 hits. Went 9-2 on the mound with 30 strikeouts.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 5 Principia College Feb. 11, 2007
Hits: 2 Principia College Feb. 10, 2007
RBI: 3 Principia College Feb. 10, 2007
Runs scored: 3 2 times (Principia College) Feb. 11, 2007
Home Runs: 1 2 times (Concordia-Austin) Mar. 3, 2007
Walks: 1 2 times (Texas Lutheran) Feb. 24, 2007
Stolen Bases: 1 Hendrix College Feb. 15, 2007
PERSONAL
Parents: Joe and Tamala Flores
Major: Mathematics
Favorite MLB Team: Boston Red Sox
Favorite MLB Player: Manny Ramirez
Baseball Superstition: Avoiding the foul lines
Favorite Baseball Movie: Major League
Favorite Hall of Famer: Ozzie Smith
FREDDY
FLORES
SO - OF
6-1, 195 - L/L
East End, Ark.
Sheridan HS
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SOPHOMORE (2008)
Saw action in 6 games, hitting .333. Went 1-for-1 against Eureka College March
5.
FRESHMAN (2007)
Played in 12 games. Scored 6 runs and drove in 2 runs,
including a key RBI against Mississippi College April 21.
DON BOSCO HS
Hit .311 and drove in 10 runs as a senior. Named team
MVP his sophomore season. Earned Gold Glove award as
a junior and senior. As a junior, hit .420. As a sophomore,
led the league in home runs (7) and runs (36). Hit .604 as a
sophomore.
CAREER BESTS
Category Highs Opponent (last time) Date
At Bats: 2 Texas Lutheran Feb. 24, 2007
Hits: 1 3 times (Eureka College) Mar. 5, 2008
RBI: 1 2 times (Mississippi College) Apr. 21, 2007
Runs scored: 1 2 times (Eureka College) Mar. 5, 2008
Home Runs -
Walks: 2 Hendrix College Mar. 6, 2007
Stolen Bases: 1 Eureka College Mar. 5, 2008
PERSONAL
Parents: Carlos and Narcisa Perez
Major: Management
Favorite MLB Team: Leones del Caracas (Venezuelan pro team)
Favorite MLB Player: Bobby Abreu
Baseball Superstition: After an error comes a hit
Favorite Baseball Movie: Rookie of the Year
Favorite Hall of Famer: Luis Aparicio
ARTURO
PEREZ
SO - OF
6-0, 190 - R/R
Caracas, Venezuela
Cologio Don Bosco HS
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Flores’ Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .200 3-1 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 3 .600 0 0 .200 0 0 0-0 1 0 1.000
2007 .300 8-7 20 8 6 1 1 2 6 15 .750 2 2 .400 1 0 1-2 5 2 .778
Totals .280 11-8 25 9 7 1 2 2 6 18 .720 2 2 .366 1 0 1-2 6 2 .800
Perez’s Career Statistics
Year BA GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP OB% SF SH SB PO A FLD%
2008 .333 6-0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 .667 1 0 .500 0 0 1-1 3 0 1.000
2007 .500 12-0 4 6 2 0 0 0 2 2 .500 2 0 .667 0 0 0-1 1 0 .500
Totals .428 18-0 7 7 3 1 0 0 2 4 .571 3 0 .600 0 0 1-2 4 0 .800
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newcomer profiles
TRAVIS
APEL
FR - INF
5-10, 160 - R/R
Houston, TX
Tomball HS
SPENCER
BARTLETT
FR - RHP/OF
5-10, 140 - R/R
Tumbling Shoals, AR
Heber Springs HS
12
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PERSONAL
Parents: Jeff and Laura Apel
Major: Business Administration
TOMBALL HS
Helped Tomball High School to three
Bi-District championships during his
prep career.
PERSONAL
Parents: Dennis Bartlett and Rita Watkins
Major: Physical Education
HEBER SPRINGS HS
Named All-State and All-Conference
his senior season. Earned All-Conference
his junior campaign. Hit .446
with 31 runs and 18 RBI his senior
season. Also posted a .596 on-base
percentage and stole 14 bases. Went 4-2 on the mound with a 2.28 ERA and 55
strikeouts in 40.0 innings of work.
CAMERON
COLSTON
FR - OF
5-8, 160 - R/R
Sugar Land, TX
Kempner HS
36
PERSONAL
Parents: Perry and Wanise Colston
Major: Radio/Television/Video
KEMPNER HS
Had a career .324 average with 38
RBI and 81 runs in two seasons.
Collected 85 hits during prep career
and stole 49 bases. He accumulated
a .427 career on-base percentage.
Played for the Fort Bend Texans, an RBI league team sponsored by the Houston
Astros.
RUSTY
CORDELL
FR - INF
5-9, 180 - R/R
Greencastle, PA
Greencastle-Antrim HS
21
D’KOTAH
DOUGLASS
FR - 1B
5-9, 205 - R/R
Heber Springs, AR
Heber Springs HS
22
PERSONAL
Parents: Dan and Barb Cordell
Major: Physical Education
GREENCASTLE-ANTRIM HS
Helped team to three league championships
during prep career.
PERSONAL
Parents: Mike Verser and Christie Douglass
Major: Mathematics
HEBER SPRINGS HS
Earned All-State and All-Conference
his senior season. Hit .474 with 56
RBI and had 85 hits in his career.
Compiled 113 total bases and owned
a .952 fielding percentage.
CHRIS
DRIEDRIC
FR - OF
5-10, 160 - L/L
Little Rock, AR
Catholic HS
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PERSONAL
Parents: Jim and Cheryl Driedric
Major: Undeclared
CATHOLIC HS
Named All-State, All-Conference and
was a member of the state All-Tournament
Team his senior season. Hit
.337 with 18 runs and 27 RBI in his
senior campaign. Was All-Conference
his junior year after hitting .349 with 17 RBI. Helped team to a conference championship
and the state tournament his senior season.
MATTHEW
JOHNSON
FR - LHP/1B
5-10, 190 - L/L
Mexia, TX
Mexia HS
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PERSONAL
Parents: Brian and Maggie Johnson
Major: Political Science
MEXIA HS
Named All-State and First Team
All-District his senior season. Earned
Honorable Mention All-District as a
junior. Hit .429 with 9 doubles and 21
RBI in his senior campaign. Addition-
ally, he owned a .623 slugging percentage and a .500 on-base percentage. On
the mound, went 1-1 with 20 strikeouts in 11.1 innings of work.
BRIAN
KENNA
SO - RHP
5-8, 170 - R/R
Los Angelas, CA
Rolling Hills HS
PERSONAL
Parents: Christopher and Cynthia Kenna
Major: Undeclared
ROLLING HILLS HS
Named to the All-Harbor League First
Team and was Pitcher of the Year as
a senior. Earned First Team All-Harbor
League his junior campaign and Sec-
ond Team All-Harbor League as a sophomore. Was Honorable Mention All-Harbor
his freshman year. Helped team to a Harbor League championship his junior and
senior season.
CORY
MAZE
FR - C
5-11, 175 - R/R
Livingston, TX
Big Sandy HS
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PERSONAL
Parents: Denton and Regina Maze
Major: Physical Education
BIG SANDY HS
Named All-District First Team his
junior and senior season at catcher.
Was All-District First Team at second
base his sophomore and freshman
year. Hit .294 with 18 RBI and 24 hits
his senior campaign. Helped team to a District championship and a Bi-District
championship his junior year. Team also was Bi-District champions his sophomore
season.

ozarks
baseball
AARON
MCNEIL
FR - LHP
6-2, 155 - L/L
San Antonio, TX
MacArthur HS
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ZAC
MITCHELL
FR - INF
6-0, 170 - R/R
Bulverde, Tx
Smithson Valley HS
18
BOBBY
OSBURN
SO - RHP
6-1/205 - R/R
Mandeville, LA
Millsaps College
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PERSONAL
Parents: Bobby and Monica Osburn
Major: Business Administration
MILLSAPS COLLEGE
BATON ROUGE CC
Played at Millsaps College during
the 2007 season. Went 2-0 in 31.1
innings of work and had a 2.01 ERA.
Finished with 25 K’s in 15 appear-
ances. Recorded 3 saves. Opponents batted just .212 against him. Worked 5.0
innings, gave up just 2 earned runs and 2 hits while striking out 5 against Trinity.
Received a redshirt at Baton Rouge Community College in 2008.
MICHAEL
PRUSATOR
FR - OF
6-1, 190 - R/R
Ochelta, OK
Caney Valley HS
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PERSONAL
Parents: Tom and Terri Prusator
Major: Chemistry/Pre-Med
CANEY VALLEY HS
Named the team’s Offensive Player of
the Year his junior and senior season.
Earned All-Conference his freshman
and junior year. Hit .472 with 79 RBI
and 9 home runs as a senior. Also
recorded 108 hits and scored 56 runs. Was a Wendy’s High School Heisman
Finalist. In his junior campaign, he batted .403 with 31 hits and scored 33 runs.
Drove in 33, while cranking out 3 homers. Worked 43.0 innings on the mound
and finished with 15 wins.
ROBERT
SMITH
FR - OF
5-8, 160 - R/R
Houston, TX
Tomball HS
PERSONAL
Parents: Dan and Carol McNeil
Major: Business Administration
MACARTHUR HS
Hit .325 with 25 RBI and 2 home runs
his senior season. Also had 25 hits
and scored 30 runs. Helped team to
the playoffs his junior year.
PERSONAL
Parents: John and Carol Mitchell
Major: Physical Education
SMITHSON VALLEY HS
Earned Honorable Mention All-District
as a senior. He was named to the Academic
All-District Team in 2006, 2007
and 2008. Hit .484 with 2 home runs
and 21 RBI in his senior campaign.
Also posted a .575 on-base percentage and a .848 slugging percentage his
senior campaign. Helped team to a Bi-District championship his junior year.
PERSONAL
Parents: Bobby and Kim Smith
Major: Marketing
TOMBALL HS
Helped Tomball High School to three
Bi-District championships during his
prep career.
RANDON
WEBB
FR - 1B
6-2, 210 - R/R
Pea Ridge, AR
Pea Ridge HS
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PERSONAL
Parents: Rick and Toni Webb
Major: Accounting
PEA RIDGE HS
Earned All-State, All-Conference and
was named to the All-HSSTM team his
senior season. Hit .418 with 26 RBI
and 3 home runs in his senior campaign.
Also had 28 hits. Named to the
All-Region Tournament Team his junior year and All-District Tournament Team his
sophomore year. Helped team to three district championships during his prep
career.
JOSH
WISEMAN
FR - RHP
5-9, 150 - R/R
Purdy, MO
Purdy HS
PERSONAL
Parents: Chris Shepherd and JR Wiseman
Major: Physical Education
PURDY HS
Named All-Conference, All-District and
was an Honorable-Mention All-Region
pitcher his senior season. Went 7-1 on
the mound with 43 strikeouts in 46.2
innings of work his senior campaign.
At the plate, he hit .312 with 25 RBI while scoring 22 runs. As a junior, he went
3-1 and fanned 22. Helped team to a conference and district championship his
junior and senior season.
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final statistics
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ozarks
baseball
Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%
Cory Briggs .467 42-41 169 56 79 19 1 8 54 124 .734 18 3 16 3 .513 5 3 8-9 68 127 12 .942
Todd Koch .413 25-21 63 25 26 6 2 2 17 42 .667 19 2 10 2 .560 0 1 3-3 24 9 1 .971
Bruce Cameron .410 40-38 139 51 57 12 2 14 49 115 .827 25 5 12 2 .500 5 3 11-14 70 7 6 .928
David Smith .401 42-41 147 40 59 15 0 1 25 77 .524 13 9 16 2 .468 4 10 19-22 93 2 0 1.000
Kyle Hudson .385 8-5 26 5 10 3 0 0 5 13 .500 0 0 4 0 .385 0 0 1-1 8 2 0 1.000
Robby Finnell .374 41-41 139 45 52 12 3 13 56 109 .784 22 12 21 5 .486 4 1 2-2 162 5 1 .994
Brad Broussard .371 36-35 140 34 52 11 0 2 37 69 .493 15 0 16 1 .424 3 4 4-5 19 60 14 .849
Jonathan Cox .357 6-4 14 3 5 1 0 0 1 6 .429 0 0 6 1 .400 0 2 0-0 24 2 0 1.000
John Glenn .341 42-41 167 48 57 8 2 4 29 81 .485 21 2 17 0 .419 1 2 7-7 43 6 5 .907
John Scheuring .333 3-0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 1 0 .333 0 0 0-0 1 6 0 1.000
Arturo Perez .333 6-0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 .667 1 0 2 0 .500 0 0 1-1 3 0 0 1.000
Scott Dietz .320 37-31 122 32 39 13 1 3 24 63 .516 14 9 18 2 .422 2 0 2-2 206 32 4 .983
Logan Kizer .298 38-34 121 23 36 1 0 0 13 37 .306 18 0 17 0 .386 1 6 3-4 67 87 7 .957
DJ Braswell .286 6-2 7 3 2 0 0 0 1 2 .286 1 0 3 0 .375 0 2 0-0 6 2 1 .889
Robert Mummey .262 39-36 130 30 34 6 0 12 46 76 .585 21 4 37 6 .376 2 1 1-2 182 36 5 .978
Jeremy Hogan .238 8-7 21 7 5 2 0 0 5 7 .333 8 0 5 0 .448 0 3 2-3 45 8 4 .930
Chris Sexton .222 15-5 18 4 4 2 1 0 7 8 .444 4 2 4 0 .417 0 0 0-0 18 2 0 1.000
Hank Rogers .205 15-11 39 10 8 1 0 1 12 12 .308 9 0 8 0 .354 0 4 2-2 18 22 4 .909
Jeffrey Weaver .200 6-0 5 2 1 0 1 0 2 3 .600 1 0 2 0 .333 0 0 0-0 8 1 0 1.000
Freddy Flores .200 3-1 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 3 .600 0 0 0 0 .200 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000
Tim Driedric .000 5-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 0 .200 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000
Tad Turner .000 15-0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 1-1 1 0 1 .500
Bill Smith .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 1 0 1.000
Joey Divis .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000
Steve Carrillo 1.000 2-0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000
Totals .356 43-43 1489 423 530 113 14 60 384 851 .572 212 49 217 24 .445 27 42 67-78 1077 433 68 .957
Opponents .272 43-43 1418 237 386 75 8 29 218 564 .398 153 43 304 19 .357 16 20 61-71 1040 423 77 .950
ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA
Cory Briggs 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .667 0 0 0 0 0
Bill Smith 2.03 0-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 13.1 9 3 3 2 12 1 0 0 50 .180 1 5 1 0 0
Curt Dixon 2.92 9-1 13 11 5 1/0 0 71.0 65 26 23 27 74 10 1 5 267 .243 6 8 1 1 2
Bruce Cameron 3.35 5-1 11 7 1 0/0 1 48.1 50 26 18 10 29 11 0 6 191 .262 2 5 0 1 5
Jeremy Hogan 3.60 1-0 2 1 0 0/0 1 10.0 12 4 4 4 5 0 0 0 41 .293 2 2 0 1 0
Todd Koch 4.04 6-3 11 11 0 0/0 0 69.0 62 34 31 26 64 13 1 3 256 .242 5 7 1 3 4
John Scheuring 4.37 1-2 17 0 0 0/0 3 22.2 18 18 11 14 25 4 0 1 83 .217 2 4 1 3 1
John Glenn 4.50 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 8 .375 0 0 0 0 0
John Phillips 4.82 0-0 9 0 0 0/0 0 9.1 10 6 5 4 7 3 1 0 39 .256 1 1 0 1 0
DJ Braswell 6.62 3-1 12 7 0 0/0 0 35.1 44 35 26 30 39 9 2 2 148 .297 3 0 0 1 1
Logan Kizer 6.75 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 1 5.1 9 5 4 2 4 0 0 1 24 .375 0 1 0 0 0
Brett Wood 6.85 2-0 15 1 0 0/0 0 22.1 37 24 17 8 11 4 0 2 103 .359 2 2 0 2 3
Robby Finnell 7.77 3-1 8 2 0 0/0 1 24.1 22 23 21 11 12 7 1 6 89 .247 2 4 0 2 2
Robert Mummey 8.31 2-0 4 1 0 0/0 0 8.2 12 10 8 6 6 4 1 1 39 .308 2 1 0 0 0
Kyle Hudson 9.00 0-2 12 2 0 0/0 5 15.0 25 17 15 6 12 5 0 2 65 .385 2 2 0 1 2
Jonathan Cox 22.50 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 6 5 5 3 2 3 1 0 12 .500 0 1 1 0 0
Totals 4.81 32-11 43 43 6 1/0 12 359.0 386 237 192 153 304 75 8 29 1418 .272 30 43 5 16 20
Opponents 8.48 11-32 43 43 6 0/0 6 347.0 530 423 327 212 217 113 14 60 1489 .356 46 49 2 27 42
Multiple Hit Games 2 3 4 5+ Tot
Cory Briggs 17 6 2 1 26
Bruce Cameron 13 5 1 - 19
John Glenn 15 3 1 - 19
Brad Broussard 14 2 2 - 18
David Smith 13 2 3 - 18
Robby Finnell 13 3 1 - 17
Scott Dietz 9 1 - - 10
Robert Mummey 6 2 - - 8
Todd Koch 7 1 - - 8
Logan Kizer 7 1 - - 8
Kyle Hudson 2 - 1 - 3
Hank Rogers 2 - - - 2
Jonathan Cox 1 1 - - 2
Jeremy Hogan 1 - - - 1
Chris Sexton - 1 - - 1
TEAM 120 28 11 1 160
Multiple RBI Games 2 3 4 5+ Tot
Cory Briggs 9 3 1 2 15
Robby Finnell 10 4 - 1 15
Robert Mummey 5 6 1 1 13
Bruce Cameron 7 2 3 1 13
Brad Broussard 7 3 2 - 12
John Glenn 4 1 1 - 6
David Smith 5 1 - - 6
Scott Dietz 2 - 2 - 4
Hank Rogers 2 - 1 - 3
Todd Koch 2 - 1 - 3
Kyle Hudson 2 - - - 2
Jeffrey Weaver 1 - - - 1
Logan Kizer 1 - - - 1
Chris Sexton - - - 1 1
Jeremy Hogan 1 - - - 1
TEAM 58 20 12 6 96
Hitting Streaks Longest Current
Cory Briggs 18 18
John Glenn 18 4
Scott Dietz 12 12
David Smith 12 1
Robby Finnell 11 1
Robert Mummey 11 1
Bruce Cameron 10 -
Logan Kizer 10 2
Brad Broussard 8 6
Todd Koch 6 -
Hank Rogers 3 -
Chris Sexton 2 -
Kyle Hudson 2 2
Arturo Perez 1 1
Freddy Flores 1 1
DJ Braswell 1 1
Jonathan Cox 1 -
Jeremy Hogan 1 -
Jeffrey Weaver 1 -

ozarks
baseball
Date Opponent Score R-H-E R-H-E (opp) Inns Overall ASC Pitcher of record Attend Time
Feb 6 Hendrix College W 15-7 15-13-3 7-11-1 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Wood (W 1-0) 35 3:00
Feb 8 vs Rhodes College W 5-2 5-6-0 2-5-3 9 2-0-0 0-0-0 Finnell (W 1-0) 40 2:05
Feb 9 at Millsaps College L 5-6 5-8-4 6-4-2 9 2-1-0 0-0-0 Koch (L 0-1) 183 2:32
Feb 10 vs LaGrange College W 6-3 6-8-0 3-8-2 9 3-1-0 0-0-0 Cameron (W 1-0) 38 2:25
Feb 19 Ecclesia College W 14-7 14-18-2 7-12-3 9 4-1-0 0-0-0 Mummey (W 1-0) 85 3:00
Feb 22 at Schreiner University W 10-1 10-12-4 1-5-2 9 5-1-0 0-0-0 Koch (W 1-1) 150 2:50
Feb 23 at Schreiner University W 4-2 4-10-2 2-3-1 7 6-1-0 0-0-0 Dixon (W 1-0) 115 1:45
Feb 23 at Schreiner University W 16-9 16-11-4 9-9-6 9 7-1-0 0-0-0 Finnell (W 2-0) 174 3:00
Feb 26 Hendrix College W 14-5 14-16-4 5-9-1 9 8-1-0 0-0-0 Braswell (W 1-0) 55 3:00
Feb 29 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 9-1 9-11-2 1-6-5 9 9-1-0 0-0-0 Koch (W 2-1) 165 3:00
Mar 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 6-1 6-7-0 1-4-3 7 10-1-0 0-0-0 Dixon (W 2-0) 305 2:15
Mar 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 16-18 16-10-5 18-20-6 9 10-2-0 0-0-0 Hudson (L 0-1) 205 3:30
Mar 5 Eureka College W 17-4 17-15-0 4-8-1 7 11-2-0 0-0-0 Hogan (W 1-0) 95 2:00
Mar 5 Eureka College W 16-9 16-20-2 9-11-0 9 12-2-0 0-0-0 Mummey (W 2-0) 85 2:40
Mar 9 *East Texas Baptist W 8-3 8-10-0 3-7-1 7 13-2-0 1-0-0 Koch (W 3-1) 175 2:00
Mar 9 *East Texas Baptist W 18-5 18-17-0 5-7-6 9 14-2-0 2-0-0 Dixon (W 3-0) 255 3:00
Mar 10 *East Texas Baptist W 19-9 19-19-4 9-11-3 9 15-2-0 3-0-0 Cameron (W 2-0) 75 2:45
Mar 11 Lyon College W 11-7 11-16-2 7-13-0 9 16-2-0 3-0-0 Braswell (W 2-0) 85 2:45
Mar 14 *at Texas-Dallas L 2-7 2-7-2 7-12-1 9 16-3-0 3-1-0 Koch (L 3-2) 150 2:10
Mar 15 *at Texas-Dallas W 5-0 5-10-1 0-2-2 7 17-3-0 4-1-0 Dixon (W 4-0) 200 2:00
Mar 15 *at Texas-Dallas W 11-3 11-12-2 3-6-4 9 18-3-0 5-1-0 Cameron (W 3-0) 200 2:26
Mar 20 *at Texas-Tyler W 6-4 6-7-0 4-8-0 9 19-3-0 6-1-0 Finnell (W 3-0) 347 2:40
Mar 21 *at Texas-Tyler L 1-2 1-6-1 2-5-0 7 19-4-0 6-2-0 Dixon (L 4-1) 300 1:35
Mar 21 *at Texas-Tyler L 6-7 6-7-4 7-10-1 9 19-5-0 6-3-0 Scheuring (L 0-1) 300 3:03
Mar 25 at Hendrix College L 10-17 10-7-1 17-20-1 9 19-6-0 6-3-0 Hudson (L 0-2) 43 2:54
Mar 28 *LeTourneau Univ. W 9-4 9-12-1 4-10-2 9 20-6-0 7-3-0 Koch (W 4-2) 85 2:30
Mar 29 *LeTourneau Univ. W 8-4 8-9-3 4-9-1 7 21-6-0 8-3-0 Dixon (W 5-1) 115 2:00
Mar 29 *LeTourneau Univ. W 15-2 15-14-1 2-5-2 9 22-6-0 9-3-0 Cameron (W 4-0) 105 2:45
Apr 1 at Hendrix College W 17-6 17-22-0 6-12-2 9 23-6-0 9-3-0 Braswell (W 3-0) 31 3:20
Apr 5 *at Louisiana College W 6-2 6-13-2 2-9-0 7 24-6-0 10-3-0 Dixon (W 6-1) 480 2:15
Apr 5 *at Louisiana College W 12-3 12-16-1 3-6-3 9 25-6-0 11-3-0 Koch (W 5-2) 350 2:25
Apr 6 *at Louisiana College W 10-2 10-17-0 2-11-1 9 26-6-0 12-3-0 Cameron (W 5-0) 125 2:25
Apr 12 *Mississippi College W 9-5 9-11-1 5-7-2 7 27-6-0 13-3-0 Dixon (W 7-1) 145 1:45
Apr 12 *Mississippi College L 8-11 8-14-1 11-14-0 9 27-7-0 13-4-0 Finnell (L 3-1) 155 2:45
Apr 13 *Mississippi College L 12-14 12-17-2 14-13-4 9 27-8-0 13-5-0 Braswell (L 3-1) 85 3:15
Apr 15 at Williams Baptist W 14-4 14-16-0 4-8-0 8 28-8-0 13-5-0 Wood (W 2-0) 45 2:45
Apr 16 at Arkansas Tech L 7-9 7-14-2 9-7-2 9 28-9-0 13-5-0 Scheuring (L 0-2) 200 2:40
Apr 18 Central Baptist W 7-2 7-14-0 2-9-1 7 29-9-0 13-5-0 Dixon (W 8-1) 125 2:04
Apr 18 Central Baptist W 12-4 12-15-0 4-9-1 9 30-9-0 13-5-0 Koch (W 6-2) 150 2:20
Apr 22 Rogers State Univ. W 10-7 10-13-1 7-11-1 9 31-9-0 13-5-0 Scheuring (W 1-2) 150 2:40
Apr 25 vs Concordia Univ Texas W 5-2 5-9-2 2-9-0 9 32-9-0 13-5-0 Dixon (W 9-1) 325 2:40
Apr 26 vs Concordia Univ Texas L 3-7 3-10-0 7-8-0 9 32-10-0 13-5-0 Koch (L 6-3) 355 2:40
Apr 26 vs Concordia Univ Texas L 9-10 9-11-2 10-13-0 9 32-11-0 13-5-0 Cameron (L 5-1) 355 3:20
Individual Game Highs
Batting
At bats: 6 - (11 games)
Runs scored: 4 - Todd Koch vs Eureka College (Mar 5)
4 - David Smith vs Hendrix College (Apr 1)
Hits: 5 - Cory Briggs vs Mississippi College (Apr 13)
RBIs: 7 - Robby Finnell vs East Texas Baptist (Mar 10)
Doubles: 3 - Robby Finnell vs East Texas Baptist (Mar 10)
Triples: 1 - (14 games )
Home runs: 3 - Bruce Cameron vs Lyon College (Mar 11)
Total bases: 12 - Bruce Cameron vs Lyon College (Mar 11)
Walks: 3 - Todd Koch vs Eureka College (Mar 5)
3 - Cory Briggs vs East Texas Baptist (Mar 10)
3 - Robert Mummey vs Hendrix College (Mar 25)
Sac hits: 2 - Brad Broussard vs Mary Hardin-Baylor (Feb 29)
2 - Hank Rogers vs Eureka College (Mar 5)
Sac flies: 2 - Cory Briggs vs Concordia Univ Texas (Apr 26)
Stolen bases: 3 - Bruce Cameron vs Hendrix College (Mar 25)
3 - David Smith vs Hendrix College (Apr 1)
Hit by pitch: 2 - (4 games)
Caught stealing: 1 - (11 games)
results/game highs
Team Game Highs
Batting
At bats: 46 vs Mississippi Colllege
Runs scored: 19 vs ETBU
Hits: 22 vs Hendrix College
RBIs: 19 vs East Texas Baptist
Doubles: 7 vs East Texas Baptist
Triples: 2 vs LaGrange College
2 vs Eureka College
Home runs: 6 vs Lyon College
Total bases: 35 vs Lyon College
Walks: 13 vs Mary Hardin-Baylor
Strikeouts: 14 vs Texas-Tyler
Sac hits: 4 vs Texas-Tyler
Sac flies: 2 (6 games)
Stolen bases: 10 vs Ecclesia College
Hit by pitch: 4 vs East Texas Baptist
4 vs Hendrix College
Caught stealing: 3 vs UMHB
Runners LOB: 14 vs Mississippi Coll.
Hit into DP: 3 vs Hendrix College
3 vs Mississippi College
3 vs Arkansas Tech
Fielding
Putouts: 27 (26 games)
Assists: 17 vs Hendrix College
Errors: 5 vs Mary Hardin-Baylor
Passed balls: 2 (4 games)
DPs turned: 3 vs Rhodes College
3 vs Louisiana College
3 vs Rogers State Univ.
Pitching
Innings pitched: 9.0 (26 games)
Runs allowed: 18 vs UMHB
Earned runs: 16 vs Hendrix College
Walks allowed: 9 vs Hendrix College
Strikeouts: 19 vs ETBU
Hits allowed: 20 vs UMHB
20 vs Hendrix College
Doubles allowed: 5 vs Hendrix Coll.
Triples allowed: 3 vs Hendrix
Homers allowed: 3 (5 games)
Wild pitches: 2 (7 games)
Hit batters: 4 vs Schreiner Univ.
Pitching
Innings pitched: 9.0 - Bruce Cameron vs LeTourneau Univ. (Mar 29)
Runs allowed: 7 - Todd Koch vs Texas-Dallas (Mar 14)
Earned runs: 6 - (4 games)
Walks allowed: 6 - DJ Braswell vs Hendrix College (Apr 1)
Strikeouts: 14 - Curt Dixon vs East Texas Baptist (Mar 9)
Hits allowed: 10 - Todd Koch vs Texas-Dallas (Mar 14)
Doubles allowed: 3 - Bruce Cameron vs LaGrange College (Feb 10)
3 - Robby Finnell vs Mississippi College (Apr 12)
3 - Todd Koch vs Central Baptist (Apr 18)
Triples allowed: 2 - DJ Braswell vs Hendrix College (Mar 25)
Homers allowed: 3 - Curt Dixon vs Mississippi College (Apr 12)
3 - Bruce Cameron vs Concordia Univ Texas (Apr 26)
Wild pitches: 2 - Jeremy Hogan vs Eureka College (Mar 5)
2 - Todd Koch vs Mississippi College (Apr 12)
Hit batters: 3 - Robby Finnell vs Schreiner University (Feb 23)
Fielding
Putouts: 14 - Robby Finnell vs LaGrange College (Feb 10)
Assists: 8 - Cory Briggs vs Hendrix College (Feb 6)
Errors: 3 - Cory Briggs vs Schreiner University (Feb 22)
3 - Brad Broussard vs Texas-Tyler (Mar 21)
31

season in review
Eagles Achieve National Ranking
It was a banner year for the 2008 club as they posted
a program-best 32-11 record. And others around
the country took notice. D3baseball.com ranked
the Eagles as high as #14 in their national poll at
one point during the season. Ozarks began receiving
votes in early March and eventually cracked the
top-25 March 10. At that point, the Eagles were off
to a program-best 16-2 start. Ozarks stayed ranked
for the majority of the season and finished #28 in the
poll. It was the first time in school history the baseball
program had been ranked.
Finnell Earns Academic All-America Honor
Designated hitter Robby Finnell was named to the
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America First Team.
Finnell, a senior in 2008, also received All-District
First Team honors, making him eligible for the national
team. He is the first Ozarks’ athlete to receive
national First Team Academic All-America honors. He
was named to the Academic All-District All-America
team in 2006, 2007 and 2008. He finished his
career with a 3.55 grade point average as a political
science major. It was the third major honor Finnell
received during his final year. He was named to the
D3baseball.com All-America Second Team and ABCA/
Rawlings All-West Region Second Team. In 2008, the
6-foot-1, 210-pound Tulsa, Okla., product hit .374 with
13 homers, 12 doubles, 56 RBI while owning a .784
slugging percentage. He finished the 2008 season
with 109 total bases and a .486 on-base percentage.
The right-handed slugger ranked 19th in NCAA
III in home runs and 27th in slugging percentage.
He ranked in the top ten in the American Southwest
Conference in six offensive categories. He is the
career leader at Ozarks in home runs (31), RBI (159),
games played (162), runs (131), hits (189), doubles
(31), triples (8), total bases (329), walks (73) and hit
by pitch (42). He owns a .348 career batting average,
tenth-best at Ozarks and a .606 career slugging
percentage, fourth-best at Ozarks.
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DH Robby Finnell
SS Cory Briggs
Briggs Named All-American
Shortstop Cory Briggs capped an impressive sophomore
campaign by being named to the American
Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings NCAA III
All-America Second Team. Briggs becomes the first
Ozarks’ player to ever earn All-America honors from
the ABCA. He received All-West Region First Team
from the organization prior to his All-America selection.
The 6-foot, 200-pound Greencastle, Pa., product
was among the top hitters in NCAA III, finishing in the
top-30 in five major categories, including hits (79 -
11th), batting (.467 - 15th), total bases (124 - 19th),
doubles (19 - 24th) and runs (56 - 30th). He won the
regular season American Southwest Conference batting
title and ranked in the top ten in the ASC in eight
offensive categories. He was second in hits, third in
doubles and on-base percentage (.513), fifth in runs,
sixth in RBI (54) and total bases, and seventh in slugging
percentage (.734). His average, hit, total bases
and doubles totals are new single-season school
records. He was especially strong in Ozarks 18 conference
games, averaging nearly two hits (1.9) and two
RBI (1.6) per game. He was voted to the ASC All-East
Division First Team.
RHP Curt Dixon
Curt Dixon Signs With Sioux City Explorers
Right-handed pitcher Curt Dixon signed a professional
contract with the Sioux City (IA) Explorers
following his senior season. Dixon was later traded
to the Southern Illinois Miners of the Frontier League
and then signed with the McKinney Blue Thunder
of the Continental League and finished his first pro
season there in grand fashion. The hard-throwing
Dixon finished with a 1.16 ERA in 23.1 innings of
work. Dixon was named the Louisville Slugger National
Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball after
tying a conference record with 14 K’s in a game. The
6-foot-5, 215-pound McAlester, Okla., product didn’t
stop there as he finished with a 2.92 ERA and a
school-record 9-1 record. He was named to the ABCA
All-Region Team and All-Conference Team in 2008.
ozarks
baseball
All-America Team Includes Cameron And Finnell
Junior center fielder Bruce Cameron and senior
designated hitter Robby Finnell were named to the
2008 D3baseball.com All-America Second Team.
Both were named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-West
Region Second Team, and each were selected to the
ASC All-East Division First Team. Cameron, a 6-foot,
175-pound native of Houston, Texas, hit .410 with 14
homers and 49 RBI. He ranked 11th in NCAA III in
homers and 10th in slugging percentage (.857). His
batting average, slugging percentage, home run, onbase
percentage (.500), total bases (115) and RBI
totals were among the top ten in the ASC. He also
saw time on the mound, finishing with a 5-1 record in
48.1 innings of work. Finnell, a 6-foot-1, 210-pound
native of Tulsa, Okla., hit .374 with 13 homers and
56 RBI. He owned a .784 slugging percentage, .486
on-base percentage and finished with 109 total
bases. He ranked in the top ten in the ASC in each of
those categories. He is the career leader at Ozarks
in home runs (31), RBI (159), runs (131), hits (189),
doubles (31) and total bases (329). He owns a .348
career batting average, tenth-best at Ozarks and
a .606 career slugging percentage, fourth-best at
Ozarks.
CF Bruce Cameron
All-Region, All-Conference Accolades For 14
Four players were named to the American Baseball
Coaches Association/Rawlings NCAA III All-West Region
Team and ten players received American Southwest
Conference East Division All-Conference honors
in 2008. Shortstop Cory Briggs earned All-West First
Team honors while outfielder Bruce Cameron and
designated hitter Robby Finnell made the All-West
Second Team. Pitcher Curt Dixon was voted to the All-
West Third Team. Briggs, catcher Scott Dietz, Finnell
and Cameron all received ASC All-East Division First
Team. First baseman Robert Mummey, third baseman
Brad Broussard, pitcher John Scheuring and
Cameron (utility player) made All-East Division Second
Team. Right fielder David Smith, Dixon, pitcher
Todd Koch and Cameron (pitcher) made the All-East
Honorable Mention Team.
David Smith Wins Gold Glove
Junior right fielder David Smith earned an American
Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings All-West Region
gold glove award. The 5-foot-8, 160-pound Rowlett,
Texas, product finished the season with a perfect
1.000 fielding percentage from his outfield position.
Smith started in 41 games and had 93 putouts and
2 assists during the 2008 season. He becomes the
first Ozarks’ player to ever receive the award.

ozarks
baseball
Since 1998
Highest batting avg. (minimum 150 AB)
1. .399 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
2. .389 - Cory Briggs (2007-08)
3. .382 - John Glenn (2007-08)
4. .375 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
5. .374 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
Highest slugging pct. (minimum 150 AB)
1. .624 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
2. .616 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
3. .606 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
4. .591 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
5. .589 - Cory Briggs (2007-08)
Highest on base pct. (minimum 150 AB)
1. .491 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
2. .487 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
3. .456 - John Glenn (2007-08)
.456 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
5. .451 - Cory Briggs (2007-08)
Most games played
1. 162 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 153 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 145 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
4. 143 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
5. 141 - Chris Harrell (2002-05)
Most games started
1. 160 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 149 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 142 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
4. 140 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
5. 133 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
Most at bats
1. 545 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
2. 543 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
3. 486 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
4. 484 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
5. 458 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
Most runs scored
1. 131 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 122 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 115 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
4. 106 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
5. 105 - John Glenn (2007-08)
Most hits
1. 189 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 178 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 168 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
4. 161 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
5. 151 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
Brett Hays (2003-06)
Robby Finnell (2005-08)
Most doubles
1. 31 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 30 - Chance Lawless (1998-02)
3. 28 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
28 - David Smith (2006-08)
5. 26 - Rusty Gregory (1998-01)
26 - Cory Briggs (2007-08)
Most triples
1. 8 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 6 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
3. 5 - Chance Lawless (1998-02)
5 - John Glenn (2007-08)
5. 4 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
Most home runs
1. 31 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 27 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
3. 17 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
4. 16 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
5. 14 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
Most runs batted in
1. 159 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 113 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
3. 99 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
4. 91 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
91 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
Most total bases
1. 329 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 275 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
3. 247 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
4. 229 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
5. 220 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
Most walks
1. 73 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 66 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
3. 62 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
4. 61 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
5. 60 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
60 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
career records
Most times hit by pitch
1. 42 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. 24 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 23 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
4. 18 - David Smith (2006-08)
18 - Cliff Ford (2001-04)
Most sacrifice flies
1. 9 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
9 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
9 - Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
9 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
5. 8 - David Smith (2006-08)
Most sacrifice hits
1. 26 - Logan Kizer (2006-08)
26 - David Smith (2006-08)
3. 15 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
4. 14 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
5. 13 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
13 - Chris Harrell (2002-05)
Most stolen bases
1. 48 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
2. 38 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 33 - David Smith (2006-08)
4. 29 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
5. 24 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
Most stolen base attempts
1. 62 - Shawn Adams (1999-02)
2. 48 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
3. 40 - David Smith (2006-08)
4. 34 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
5. 29 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
29 - Chris Harrell (2002-05)
Shawn Adams (1999-02)
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career records
Since 1998
Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 70 IP)
1. 2.90 - Jedd Kirby (2005)
2. 3.94 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
3. 4.21 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
4. 4.63 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
5. 5.25 - Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 08)
Lowest opponent BA (minimum 70 IP)
1. .247 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
2. .272 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
3. .275 - Jedd Kirby (2005)
4. .291 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
5. .302 - DJ Braswell (2006-08)
Fewest walks allowed (minimum 70 IP)
1. 2.23 - Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
2. 2.69 - Jedd Kirby (2005)
3. 3.05 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
4. 3.19 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
5. 3.49 - Jason Jordan (1998)
Most strikeouts per game (minimum 70 IP)
1. 8.01 - DJ Braswell (2006-08)
2. 7.44 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
3. 7.19 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
4. 7.18 - James Seymour (1999-00, 02)
7.18 - Chase Hale (2004-06)
Most wins
1. 24 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
2. 10 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
3. 9 - Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 08)
9 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
9 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
Most saves
1. 14 - Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 08)
2. 8 - John Scheuring (2006-08)
3. 4 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
4. 3 - Nathan Moore (2002-03)
5. 2 - Justin Jennings (2004-05)
Most appearances
1. 61 - Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 08)
2. 54 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
3. 51 - Andy Tasker (1999-02)
4. 46 - Justin Dixon (1999-03)
5. 40 - John Scheuring (2006-08)
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Jedd Kirby (2005)
Most games started
1. 46 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
2. 32 - Andy Tasker (1999-02)
3. 28 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
4. 26 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
5. 22 - Justin Dixon (1999-03)
Most complete games
1. 13 - Shane Norrid (1999-01)
2. 10 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
10 - Andy Tasker (1999-02)
4. 8 - James Seymour (1999-00, 02)
5. 6 - Jason Jordan (1998)
Most innings pitched
1. 256.2 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
2. 185.2 - Andy Tasker (1999-02)
3. 153.1 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
4. 152.1 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
5. 141.1 - Justin Dixon (1999-03)
Most strikeouts
1. 205 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
2. 126 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
3. 98 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
4. 96 - James Seymour (1999-00, 02)
5. 89 - Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 08)
Most at bats against
1. 1055 - Curt Dixon (2005-08)
2. 602 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
3. 462 - Robby Finnell (2005-08)
4. 401 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
5. 389 - Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 08)
Kyle Hudson (04-06, 08
Curt Dixon (05-08)
ozarks
baseball
Highest fielding pct. (minimum 225 chances)
1. .986 - Jimmy Pannell (2006-07)
2. .985 - Scott Dietz (2007-08)
3. .983 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
4. .982 - Rusty Gregory (1998-01)
5. .977 - Justin Brown (2003-06)
.977 - David Smith (2006-08)
Most chances
1. 929 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
2. 638 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
3. 581 - Chris Harrell (2002-05)
4. 505 - Rusty Gregory (1998-01)
5. 468 - Clint Phifer (2002-04)
Most putouts
1. 878 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
2. 474 - Rusty Gregory (1998-01)
3. 424 - Chris Harrell (2002-05)
4. 363 - Clint Phifer (2002-04)
5. 332- Jimmy Pannell (2006-07)
Most assists
1. 353 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
2. 254 - Cory Briggs (2007-08)
3. 226 - Logan Kizer (2006-08)
4. 171 - Chance Lawless (1998-02)
5. 143 - Todd Koch (2005-08)
Most double plays turned
1. 31 - Cody Gebhart (1999-02)
31 - Rusty Farrin (2003-04)
3. 28 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
4. 25 - Rusty Gregory (1998-01)
5. 21 - Brett Hays (2003-06)
Most caught stealing by
1. 36 - Chris Harrell (2002-05)
2. 20 - Clint Phifer (2002-04)
3. 16 - Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
4. 12 - Jimmy Pannell (2006-07)
5. 11 - Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
11 - Jeremiah Woehl (1999-00)

ozarks
baseball
Since 1998
Batting Average
Season: .467, Cory Briggs - 2008
Career: .399, Todd Koch - 2005-08
Slugging Percentage
Season: .827, Bruce Cameron - 2008
Career: .624, Caleb Hilton - 2004-06
On Base Percentage
Season: .523, Todd Koch - 2005
Career: .491, Todd Koch - 2005-08
Games
Season: 45, Robby Finnell, John Glenn,
Todd Koch & David Smith (2007)
Career: 162, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
At Bats
Season: 179, John Glenn - 2007
Career: 545, Brett Hays - 2003-06
Runs
Season: 57, John Glenn - 2007
Career: 131, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Hits
Season: 79, Cory Briggs - 2008
Career: 189, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Doubles
Season: 19, Cory Briggs - 2008
Career: 31, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Home Runs
Season: 14, Bruce Cameron - 2008
Career: 31, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Runs Batted In
Season: 56, Robby Finnell - 2008
Career: 159, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Total Bases
Season: 124, Cory Briggs - 2008
Career: 329, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Walks
Season: 35, Todd Vandevoir - 2003
Career: 73, Robby Finnell - 2005-08
Stolen Bases
Season: 21, Shawn Adams - 2002
Career: 48, Shawn Adams - 1999-02
Caleb Hilton (2003-06)
Earned Run Average
Season: 2.32, John Scheuring - 2007
Career: 2.90, Jed Kirby - 2005
Wins
Season: 9, Curt Dixon - 2008
Career: 24, Curt Dixon - 2005-08
Saves
Season: 5, John Scheuring - 2007
Kyle Hudson - 2008
Career: 14, Kyle Hudson - 2004-06, 08
Appearances
Season: 20, Kyle Hudson - 2004
Career: 61, Kyle Hudson - 2004-06, 08
Complete Games
Season: 7, Shane Norrid - 2001
Career: 13, Shane Norrid - 1999-01
Games Started
Season: 13, Curt Dixon - 2007
Career: 47, Curt Dixon - 2005-08
Innings Pitched
Season: 83.2, Jedd Kirby - 2005
Career: 256.2 Curt Dixon - 2005-08
Strikeouts
Season: 74, Curt Dixon - 2008
Career: 205, Curt Dixon - 2005-08
Fielding Percentage
Season: 1.000, David Smith - 2008
Career: .986, Jimmy Pannell - 2006-07
Chances
Season: 308, Brett Hays - 2005
Career: 929, Brett Hays - 2003-06
Putouts
Season: 290, Brett Hays - 2005
Career: 878, Brett Hays - 2003-06
Assists
Season: 127, Cory Briggs - 2007 & 2008
Career: 353, Brian Heckmann - 2003-06
Caught Stealing By
Season: 22, Chris Harrell - 2004
Career: 36, Chris Harrell - 2002-05
James Seymour (1999-00, 02)
individual/team/coaching records
Single-Season Team Records (Since 1998)
Batting
At Bats 1569 - 2007
Runs Scored 423 - 2008
Hits 530 - 2008
Runs Batted In 384 - 2008
Doubles 113 - 2008
Triples 14 - 2007, 2008
Home Runs 60 - 2008
Total Bases 851 - 2008
Bases on Balls 212 - 2008
Stolen Bases 67 - 2008
Batting Average .356 - 2008
Slugging Average .572 - 2008
On-Base Average .445 - 2008
ASC Records
Runs Batted In: 10, James Seymour vs East Texas Baptist-Apr. 5, 2002
Home Runs: 3 (tie), Bruce Cameron vs Lyon College-Mar. 11, 2008
Jeff Hart
Bill Mueller
Pitching
Earned Run Average 4.81 - 2008
Saves 12 - 2008
Complete Games 16 - 2001
Innings Pitched 375.2 - 2007
Strikeouts 304 - 2008
Shutouts 3 - 2007
Fielding
Fielding Average .958 - 2003
Putouts 1127 - 2007
Assists 455 - 2007
Double Plays 37 - 2007
Jimmy Clark
Year Head Coach Overall Pct. AIC/ASC Pct.
1994 Jeff Hart 12-36 .250 10-16 .384
1995 Jeff Hart 21-24 .466 17-11 .607
1996 Jeff Hart 24-17 .585 - -
1997 Jeff Hart 14-20 .411 8-9 .470
Totals Jeff Hart 71-97 .422 35-36 .492
1998 Bill Mueller 8-27 .228 7-12 .368
1999 Bill Mueller 1-33 .029 0-12 .000
2000 Bill Mueller 7-27 .205 6-18 .250
2001 Bill Mueller 4-29 .121 1-20 .047
Totals Bill Mueller 20-116 .147 14-62 .184
2002 Jimmy Clark 11-27 .289 6-16 .272
2003 Jimmy Clark 12-27 .307 5-19 .208
2004 Jimmy Clark 13-24 .351 2-16 .111
2005 Jimmy Clark 22-18 .550 8-13 .380
2006 Jimmy Clark 19-21 .475 9-12 .428
2007 Jimmy Clark 24-21 .533 10-8 .555
2008 Jimmy Clark 32-11 .744 13-5 .722
Totals Jimmy Clark 133-149 .471 53-89 .373
Totals 224-362 .382 102-187 .352
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honors/all-time series records
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America
2008 Robby Finnell (1st team)
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District
2005 Brett Hays
2006 Brett Hays (1st team)
Robby Finnell (2nd team)
2007 Robby Finnell (1st team)
2008 Robby Finnell (1st team)
Verizon Academic All-America
2002 Shawn Adams
Chance Lawless
ABCA/Rawlings All-America Team
2008 Cory Briggs (2nd team)
ABCA/Rawlings All-West Region Team
2005 Anthony Brandon (2nd team)
Caleb Hilton (3rd team)
Jedd Kirby (3rd team)
2006 Caleb Hilton (2nd team)
2007 John Glenn (2nd team)
Robby Finnell (3rd team)
2008 Cory Briggs (1st team)
Bruce Cameron (2nd team)
Robby Finnell (2nd team)
Curt Dixon (3rd team)
ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove
2008 David Smith (All-West)
D3baseball.com All-America Team
2008 Bruce Cameron (2nd team)
Robby Finnell (2nd team)
ASC Newcomer of the Year
2007 John Glenn
All-ASC
1997 Michael White
1998 Jason Jordan (Hon. Men.)
Eric Labbe (Hon. Men.)
2002 Shawn Adams
All-ASC East Division
1999 James Seymour (1st team)
Chance Lawless (1st team)
Alan Garrison (2nd team)
Rusty Gregory (2nd team)
2000 Chance Lawless (2nd team)
Jeremiah Woehl (2nd team)
Shawn Adams (Hon. Men.)
2001 Shawn Adams (1st team)
2002 Shawn Adams (1st team)
Chance Lawless (1st team)
James Seymour (1st team)
2004 Caleb Hilton (2nd team)
Anthony Brandon (Hon. Men.)
2005 Anthony Brandon (2nd team)
Chris Harrell (2nd team)
Jedd Kirby (2nd team)
Brett Hays (Hon. Men.)
Caleb Hilton (Hon. Men.)
Kyle Hudson (Hon. Men.)
Todd Koch (Hon. Men.)
2006 Caleb Hilton (2nd team)
Robby Finnell (Hon. Men.)
Tyler Gideon (Hon. Men.)
Brett Hays (Hon. Men.)
Brian Heckmann (Hon. Men.)
Kyle Hudson (Hon. Men.)
Tim Renshaw (Hon. Men.)
2007 John Glenn (1st team)
John Scheuring (1st team)
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Robby Finnell (2nd team) - DH
Todd Koch (2nd team)
Cory Briggs (Hon. Men.)
Bruce Cameron (Hon. Men.)
Robby Finnell (Hon. Men.) - P
Logan Kizer (Hon. Men.)
David Smith (Hon. Men.)
Andrew Teaster (Hon. Men.)
2008 Cory Briggs (1st team)
Bruce Cameron (1st team) - OF
Scott Dietz (1st team)
Robby Finnell (1st team)
Brad Broussard (2nd team)
Bruce Cameron (2nd team) - UT
Robert Mummey (2nd team)
John Scheuring (2nd team)
Bruce Cameron (Hon. Men.) - P
Curt Dixon (Hon. Men.)
Todd Koch (Hon. Men.)
David Smith (Hon. Men.)
ASC East Division Freshman of the Year
2003 Brett Hays (Co)
2006 Tim Renshaw (Tri)
ASC East Division Coach of the Year
2005 Jimmy Clark
ASC All-Tournament Team
2007 Robby Finnell
Todd Koch
All-AIC
1995 Jason Jordan
1996 Lucas Campbell
NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete
1996 Jason Jordan
1997 Lucas Campbell
ASC All-Academic Team
1997 Carey Allison
Ryan Anderson
Lucas Campbell
Darren Jones
Jason Jordan
Eric Labbe
Casey McCord
Chad Rockett
Andrew Smallwood
1998 Lee Beshoner
Lucas Campbell
Jason Jordan
Eric Labbe
Andrew Smallwood
1999 Lee Beshoner
Chance Lawless
Dennis Wright
2000 Shawn Adams
Lee Beshoner
J. R. Cook
Cody Gebhart
Chad Harris
Chance Lawless
Andy Tasker
2001 Shawn Adams
J. R. Cook
Cody Gebhart
Andy Tasker
2002 Shawn Adams
Cliff Ford
Cody Gebhart
Chance Lawless
2003 Cliff Ford
Clint Phifer
Josh Underwood
2004 Cliff Ford
Chris Harrell
Brett Hays
Brian Heckmann
Clint Phifer
Brian Potts
Sean Pratt
Josh Underwood
Todd Vandevoir
2005 Chris Harrell
Brett Hays
Brian Heckmann
Kyle Hudson
2006 Curt Dixon
Robby Finnell
Brett Hays
Brian Heckmann
Kyle Hudson
2007 Curt Dixon
Robby Finnell
Kyle Hudson
2008 Cory Briggs
Curt Dixon
Robby Finnell
Kyle Hudson
Arturo Perez
Brett Wood
Jason Jordan
Lucas Campbell
Michael White
ozarks
baseball
Series Records (since 1998)
Arkansas Tech University 2-19
Austin College 15-14
Bacone College 0-1
Brescia University 2-0
Central Baptist College 14-5
College of the Ozarks 0-4
Concordia Texas University 2-10
Crichton College 2-2
East Texas Baptist University 9-19
Ecclesia College 1-0
Elmhurst College 2-2
Eureka College 3-0
Hardin-Simmons University 6-5
Harding University 0-9
Henderson State University 0-2
Hendrix College 13-6
Howard Payne University 3-8
LaGrange College 1-0
LeTourneau University 10-17
Louisiana College 14-10
Lyon College 2-11
Mary Hardin-Baylor 6-5
McMurry University 0-9
Mid-America Bible College 10-2
Millsaps College 0-1
Mississippi College 8-25
Oklahoma Wesleyan University 1-0
Ouachita Baptist University 0-1
Principia College 3-0
Rhodes College 2-2
Rogers State University 2-0
Schreiner University 6-3
Southern Arkansas University 0-2
Sul Ross State University 2-10
Texas Lutheran University 0-7
Univ. of Arkansas-Monticello 0-5
University of Central Arkansas 0-3
University of Dallas 0-10
University of Texas-Dallas 5-15
University of Texas-Tyler 4-11
Westminster College 2-0
Williams Baptist College 3-2
Wisconsin-Platteville 1-1
York College 0-1

ozarks
baseball
1994
Overall: 12-36; AIC: 10-16 (4th)
Head Coach: Jeff Hart
Feb 15 Arkansas Tech L 0-8
Feb 15 Arkansas Tech L 3-14
Feb 19 at Northeastern State L 9-12
Feb 19 at Northeastern State L 0-13
Feb 26 at Arkansas Tech L 0-12
Feb 26 at Arkansas Tech L 2-5
Mar 3 at Central Arkansas W 10-5
Mar 5 at Arkansas College W 12-9
Mar 5 at Arkansas College W 9-2
Mar 12 Winsconsin-Oshkosh L 2-7
Mar 12 Winsconsin-Oshkosh L 0-7
Mar 14 Northeastern State L 1-16
Mar 14 Northeastern State L 5-12
Mar 16 at Southern Arkansas L 0-10
Mar 16 at Southern Arkansas L 0-9
Mar 17 Kansas-Newman L 2-7
Mar 17 Kansas-Newman L 0-12
Mar 18 UA-Monticello W 6-1
Mar 18 UA-Monticello W 15-2
Mar 19 at Coll. of the Ozarks L 4-6
Mar 19 at Coll. of the Ozarks L 8-17
Mar 22 Harding University W 6-2
Mar 22 Harding University W 9-7
Mar 23 at Southwest Baptist L 10-15
Mar 23 at Southwest Baptist L 2-7
Mar 25 Arkansas College L 3-8
Mar 25 Arkansas College L 6-7
Mar 29 Avila College L 9-10
Mar 29 Avila College W 5-0
Mar 31 at UA-Monticello L 3-14
Mar 31 at UA-Monticello W 14-6
Apr 2 at Henderson State L 6-9
Apr 2 at Henderson State L 0-5
Apr 7 Southern Arkansas L 1-12
Apr 7 Southern Arkansas L 1-17
Apr 11 at Ouachita Baptist W 5-2
Apr 11 at Ouachita Baptist W 6-2
Apr 13 Arkansas Tech L 1-9
Apr 13 Arkansas Tech L 5-9
Apr 17 Ouachita Baptist L 0-4
Apr 17 Ouachita Baptist W 1-0
Apr 18 College of the Ozarks L 3-11
Apr 18 College of the Ozarks L 0-10
Apr 19 at Hendrix College L 2-13
Apr 20 at Harding University L 2-11
Apr 20 at Harding University L 0-6
Apr 21 at Southern Arkansas L 0-12
Apr 22 at Arkansas Tech L 4-9
1995
Overall: 21-24; AIC: 17-11 (3rd)
Head Coach: Jeff Hart
Feb 13 Henderson State L 3-4
Feb 13 Henderson State L 0-1
Feb 14 at Arkansas Tech L 0-8
Feb 19 College of the Ozarks W 3-2
Feb 19 College of the Ozarks W 10-2
Feb 21 Northeastern State L 10-12
Feb 21 Northeastern State W 11-8
Feb 22 at Central Arkansas L 5-14
Feb 28 at Arkansas Tech L 2-7
Feb 22 at Arkansas Tech W 9-3
Mar 1 at Henderson State L 2-5
Mar 1 at Henderson State L 1-9
Mar 4 UA-Monticello L 3-5
Mar 4 UA-Monticello W 9-3
Mar 17 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 10-20
Mar 17 at Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 8-9
Mar 18 Ouachita Baptist L 4-14
Mar 18 Ouachita Baptist W 6-4
Mar 19 Williams Baptist W 13-3
Mar 19 Williams Baptist W 15-5
Mar 25 Harding University W 7-6
Mar 25 Harding University W 14-13
Mar 28 at UA-Monticello L 2-4
Mar 28 at UA-Monticello L 3-4
Mar 30 at Northeastern State W 10-9
Mar 30 at Northeastern State L 2-4
Apr 1 at Lyon College W 7-6
Apr 1 at Lyon College W 13-10
Apr 2 Lyon College W 7-6
Apr 2 Lyon College W 5-3
Apr 5 at Williams Baptist W 18-0
Apr 5 at Williams Baptist W 11-0
Apr 8 Arkansas Tech W 4-0
Apr 8 Arkansas Tech L 6-10
Apr 13 at Ouachita Baptist L 3-4
Apr 13 at Ouachita Baptist W 6-0
Apr 15 Southern Arkansas L 1-10
Apr 15 Southern Arkansas L 0-12
Apr 18 Central Arkansas L 2-11
Apr 19 at Harding University W 10-3
Apr 19 at Harding University W 8-3
Apr 20 at Southern Arkansas L 2-6
Apr 20 at Southern Arkansas L 0-10
Apr 27 at Arkansas Tech L 2-9
Apr 28 at UA-Monticello L 4-13
1996
Overall: 24-17
Head Coach: Jeff Hart
Feb 14 Central Arkansas W 14-13
Feb 20 Henderson State NA
Feb 20 Henderson State NA
Feb 23 Arkansas Tech L 2-9
Feb 23 Arkansas Tech L 5-10
Feb 28 Northeastern State L 4-20
Feb 28 Northeastern State L 6-11
Mar 2 William and Jewell NA
Mar 2 William and Jewell NA
Mar 3 William and Jewell NA
Mar 5 Henderson State NA
Mar 5 Henderson State NA
Mar 9 Harding University L 1-3
Mar 9 Harding University W 12-0
Mar 12 Bethel College NA
Mar 12 Bethel College NA
Mar 13 Bethel College NA
Mar 15 Baptist Christian Coll. NA
Mar 16 Baptist Christian Coll. NA
Mar 16 Baptist Christian Coll. NA
Mar 20 Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 14-16
Mar 20 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 28-25
Mar 23 Lyon College NA
Mar 23 Lyon College NA
Mar 25 Williams Baptist NA
Mar 25 Williams Baptist NA
Mar 30 Ouachita Baptist NA
Mar 30 Ouachita Baptist NA
Apr 2 Hendrix College W 10-5
Apr 2 Hendrix College W 12-5
Apr 4 Ouachita Baptist NA
Apr 4 Ouachita Baptist NA
Apr 6 Harding University W 5-0
Apr 6 Harding University L 6-7
Apr 17 at Central Arkansas L 7-9
Apr 20 Lyon College NA
Apr 20 Lyon College NA
Apr 23 Arkansas Tech W 7-6
Apr 23 Arkansas Tech L 5-12
Apr 24 Arkansas Tech W 9-8
Apr 25 Harding University L 0-10
1997
Overall: 14-20; ASC: 8-9
Head Coach: Jeff Hart
Complete schedule unavailable
Mar 4 at Northeastern State L 2-9
Mar 16 vs Wisconsin-Oshkosh L 0-9
Apr 1 at Hendrix College W 15-4
Apr 1 at Hendrix College W 9-4
Apr 2 at Arkansas Tech W 8-5
Apr 16 Arkansas Tech L 5-9
Mar 6 Central Arkansas L 2-5
Mar 20 Central Arkansas L 0-3
1998
Overall: 8-27; ASC: 7-12 (7th)
Head Coach: Bill Mueller
Feb 14 at Arkansas Tech L 5-6
Feb 14 at Arkansas Tech L 1-10
Feb 18 at Hendrix College L 4-13
Feb 20 Hardin-Simmons L 5-19
Feb 21 Hardin-Simmons W 14-9
Feb 21 Hardin-Simmons L 5-8
Feb 27 at Howard Payne L 4-8
Feb 28 at Howard Payne L 1-4
Feb 28 at Howard Payne L 5-10
Mar 3 UA-Monticello L 6-23
Mar 3 UA-Monticello L 6-12
Mar 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 2-7
Mar 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 1-2
Mar 10 at UA-Monticello L 5-10
Mar 10 at UA-Monticello L 5-17
Mar 13 at University of Dallas L 3-6
Mar 18 at Lyon College L 1-11
Mar 18 at Lyon College L 4-5
Mar 24 at Arkansas Tech L 0-6
Mar 24 at Arkansas Tech L 3-12
Mar 28 Mississippi College W 8-2
Mar 28 Mississippi College W 11-10
Mar 29 Mississippi College W 15-9
Mar 31 Arkansas Tech L 3-23
Mar 31 Arkansas Tech L 1-13
Apr 3 Austin College W 11-8
Apr 4 Austin College W 6-5
Apr 4 Austin College W 13-12
Apr 8 Hendrix College W 13-12
Apr 10 at Sul Ross State L 1-12
Apr 11 at Sul Ross State L 6-12
Apr 11 at Sul Ross State L 3-4
Apr 17 at McMurry University L 3-5
Apr 17 at McMurry University L 1-15
Apr 18 at McMurry University L 1-17
1999
Overall: 1-33; ASC: 0-12 (6th)
Head Coach: Bill Mueller
Feb 12 Southern Arkansas L 0-29
Feb 18 at Central Arkansas L 0-30
Feb 23 at Arkansas Tech L 4-10
Feb 23 at Arkansas Tech L 3-16
Feb 26 at McMurry University L 3-6
Feb 27 at McMurry University L 0-11
Feb 27 at McMurry University L 1-15
Mar 2 Arkansas Tech L 4-10
Mar 2 Arkansas Tech L 3-16
Mar 5 Hardin-Simmons L 2-22
Mar 6 Hardin-Simmons L 2-16
Mar 6 Hardin-Simmons W 5-3
Mar 12 at Sul Ross State L 9-21
Mar 13 at Sul Ross State L 2-18
Mar 15 at Sul Ross State L 1-10
Mar 23 Harding University L 10-36
Mar 23 Harding University L 13-15
Mar 26 *at Univ. of Dallas L 12-29
Mar 27 *at Univ. of Dallas L 2-14
Mar 27 *at Univ. of Dallas L 0-2
Mar 30 at Harding University L 4-14
Apr 2 East Texas Baptist L 6-16
Apr 6 at Ouachita Baptist L 14-19
Apr 9 *at Mississippi Coll. L 2-12
Apr 10 *at Mississippi Coll. L 8-13
Apr 10 *at Mississippi Coll. L 5-6
Apr 13 Central Arkansas L 2-28
Apr 16 *LeTourneau Univ. L 12-16
Apr 17 *LeTourneau Univ. L 7-11
Apr 17 *LeTourneau Univ. L 10-14
Apr 20 at Southern Arkansas L 5-18
Apr 23 *Austin College L 4-18
Apr 24 *Austin College L 3-7
Apr 24 *Austin College L 6-13
all-time results
2000
Overall: 7-27; ASC: 6-18 (6th)
Head Coach: Bill Mueller
Feb 12 Williams Baptist W 11-10
Feb 12 Williams Baptist L 7-17
Feb 13 Lyon College L 11-13
Feb 15 at Arkansas Tech L 4-16
Feb 18 *Howard Payne Univ. L 10-15
Feb 19 *Howard Payne Univ. L 2-4
Feb 19 *Howard Payne Univ. L 3-8
Feb 22 Hendrix College L 6-24
Feb 25 *at Concordia-Austin L 8-14
Feb 27 *at Concordia-Austin L 0-6
Feb 27 *at Concordia-Austin L 0-7
Feb 29 College of the Ozarks L 6-18
Mar 4 *Schreiner College L 8-12
Mar 4 *Schreiner College L 11-12
Mar 5 *Schreiner College W 3-2
Mar 7 at Williams Baptist L 3-9
Mar 22 at Lyon College L 8-16
Mar 24 *University of Dallas L 7-9
Mar 26 *University of Dallas L 2-8
Mar 26 *University of Dallas L 1-3
Mar 28 at Harding University L 5-6
Mar 31 *at East Texas Baptist L 2-12
Apr 1 *at East Texas Baptist W 8-7
Apr 1 *at East Texas Baptist L 1-6
Apr 7 *Mississippi College L 5-16
Apr 8 *Mississippi College L 3-7
Apr 8 *Mississippi College W 9-7
Apr 14 *at LeTourneau Univ. W 6-3
Apr 14 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 7-8
Apr 15 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 1-2
Apr 19 at Coll. of the Ozarks L 0-10
Apr 21 *at Austin College W 8-3
Apr 22 *at Austin College W 4-3
Apr 22 *at Austin College L 3-14
2001
Overall: 4-29; ASC: 1-20 (7th)
Head Coach: Bill Mueller
Feb 10 at Harding L 6-18
Feb 11 at Lyon College L 1-7
Feb 17 at Arkansas Tech L 4-6
Feb 19 Central Baptist Coll. W 5-4
Feb 19 Central Baptist Coll. W 9-7
Feb 20 UA-Monticello L 3-13
Mar 2 *at Hardin-Simmons L 5-13
Mar 3 *at Hardin-Simmons L 2-3
Mar 4 *at Hardin-Simmons W 6-4
Mar 7 at UA-Monticello L 4-16
Mar 9 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 2-6
Mar 10 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 6-7
Mar 10 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 2-4
Mar 13 at Harding University L 1-12
Mar 16 *Louisiana College L 2-16
Mar 17 *Louisiana College L 3-12
Mar 17 *Louisiana College L 4-15
Mar 21 Hendrix College W 7-6
Mar 23 *at Mississippi College L 6-25
Mar 25 *at Mississippi College L 1-8
Mar 25 *at Mississippi College L 1-4
Mar 27 Lyon College L 10-17
Mar 30 *Austin College L 1-11
Mar 31 *Austin College L 7-11
Mar 31 *Austin College L 4-5
Apr 4 at Hendrix College L 5-6
Apr 6 *at East Texas Baptist L 1-2
Apr 7 *at East Texas Baptist L 0-10
Apr 7 *at East Texas Baptist L 4-19
Apr 10 at Arkansas Tech L 8-19
Apr 20 *University of Dallas L 4-11
Apr 21 *University of Dallas L 0-15
Apr 21 *University of Dallas L 4-16
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all-time results
2002
Overall: 11-27; ASC: 6-16 (6th)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 13 at Hendrix College L 7-9
Feb 15 at Mid-America Bible W 16-5
Feb. 15 at Mid-America Bible L 5-7
Feb 21 at Henderson State L 5-24
Feb 22 *Sul Ross State L 5-12
Feb 23 *Sul Ross State L 3-4
Feb 23 *Sul Ross State L 5-8
Feb 27 at Harding University L 2-13
Mar 1 *at Howard Payne Univ L 4-8
Mar 1 *at Howard Payne Univ L 0-12
Mar 5 at Crichton College W 7-6
Mar 5 at Crichton College L 5-8
Mar 8 *LeTourneau Univ. L 5-6
Mar 8 *LeTourneau Univ. W 6-4
Mar 9 *LeTourneau Univ. W 10-7
Mar 13 at Central Baptist Coll. W 7-4
Mar 13 at Central Baptist Coll. L 2-13
Mar 15 *at Louisiana College W 5-3
Mar 15 *at Louisiana College L 11-13
Mar 16 *at Louisiana College L 6-7
Mar 22 *Mississippi College L 4-16
Mar 23 *Mississippi College L 3-11
Mar 23 *Mississippi College L 2-12
Mar 27 at Bacone College L 3-14
Mar 29 *at Austin College L 1-3
Mar 29 *at Austin College L 1-11
Mar 29 *at Austin College W 8-7
Apr 2 Central Baptist Coll. W 6-4
Apr 2 Central Baptist Coll. W 11-1
Apr 5 *East Texas Baptist L 16-18
Apr 6 *East Texas Baptist W 7-6
Apr 6 *East Texas Baptist L 6-8
Apr 9 at Arkansas Tech L 3-8
Apr 9 at Arkansas Tech L 2-7
Apr 12 *at UT-Dallas W 8-7
Apr 13 *at UT-Dallas L 5-10
Apr 16 Henderson State Univ L 4-10
Apr 18 at Lyon College L 4-14
2003
Overall: 12-27; ASC: 5-19 (6th)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 15 Mid-America Bible W 9-5
Feb 15 Mid-America Bible W 5-0
Feb 17 Crichton College W 6-2
Feb 17 Crichton College L 3-8
Feb 20 at Hendrix College W 9-7
Mar 1 *Texas Lutheran L 5-7
Mar 1 *Texas Lutheran L 4-7
Mar 2 *Texas Lutheran L 7-12
Mar 6 *at Concordia-Austin L 0-13
Mar 7 *at Concordia-Austin L 4-5
Mar 7 *at Concordia-Austin L 0-5
Mar 11 Hendrix College W 5-4
Mar 14 *Louisiana College L 2-16
Mar 15 *Louisiana College W 15-13
Mar 15 *Louisiana College W 9-7
Mar 21 *at Mississippi Coll. L 4-5
Mar 22 *at Mississippi Coll. L 0-3
Mar 22 *at Mississippi Coll. L 0-5
Mar 24 Elmhurst College L 12-17
Mar 24 Elmhurst College L 5-9
Mar 28 *Austin College W 12-3
Mar 29 *Austin College W 13-12
Mar 29 *Austin College W 9-8
Apr 1 Central Arkansas L 13-15
Apr 4 *at East Texas Baptist L 3-17
Apr 5 *at East Texas Baptist L 2-5
Apr 5 *at East Texas Baptist L 3-9
Apr 8 Central Baptist Coll. L 5-8
Apr 8 Central Baptist Coll. L 3-8
Apr 11 *UT-Dallas L 3-10
Apr 12 *UT-Dallas L 0-14
Apr 12 *UT-Dallas L 1-26
Apr 15 at Harding University L 5-6
Apr 18 at Central Baptist Coll. W 19-4
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Apr 18 at Central Baptist Coll. W 4-3
Apr 21 at Lyon College L 8-10
Apr 25 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 4-11
Apr 26 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 6-7
Apr 26 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 2-5
2004
Overall: 13-24; ASC: 2-16 (8th)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 8 Arkansas Tech L 1-14
Feb 13 at Mid-America Bible W 5-1
Feb 13 at Mid-America Bible W 11-0
Feb 20 Westminster College W 6-5
Feb 21 York College L 2-12
Feb 24 Central Baptist Coll. W 5-3
Feb 24 Central Baptist Coll. L 4-5
Feb 27 Schreiner University L 3-8
Feb 28 Schreiner University W 5-4
Feb 28 Schreiner University W 8-7
Mar 2 Lyon College W 8-5
Mar 6 at Mary Hardin-Baylor L 4-6
Mar 6 at Mary Hardin-Baylor W 10-7
Mar 7 at Mary Hardin-Baylor W 5-4
Mar 12 *at Louisiana College L 9-12
Mar 12 *at Louisiana College L 0-10
Mar 13 *at Louisiana College W 5-2
Mar 17 College of the Ozarks L 8-14
Mar 19 *Mississippi College L 5-9
Mar 20 *Mississippi College L 6-10
Mar 20 *Mississippi College L 1-14
Mar 22 Elmhurst College W 10-7
Mar 26 *at Austin College W 6-5
Mar 27 *at Austin College L 9-12
Mar 27 *at Austin College L 5-6
Mar 30 Hendrix College L 6-7
Apr 2 *East Texas Baptist L 2-19
Apr 3 *East Texas Baptist L 6-9
Apr 3 *East Texas Baptist L 8-12
Apr 6 Central Baptist Coll. W 10-8
Apr 9 *at UT-Dallas L 0-1
Apr 9 *at UT-Dallas L 0-5
Apr 10 *at UT-Dallas L 3-15
Apr 13 at Arkansas Tech L 2-6
Apr 16 *at UT-Tyler L 11-13
Apr 17 *at UT-Tyler L 4-5
Apr 17 *at UT-Tyler L 6-9
2005
Overall: 22-18; ASC: 8-13 (6th)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 5 Mid-America W 12-3
Feb 5 Mid-America W 17-1
Feb 11 Brescia University W 10-2
Feb 11 Brescia University W 8-4
Feb 15 Hendrix College W 16-10
Feb 20 Westminster College W 10-8
Feb 22 at Okla. Wesleyan W 6-4
Feb 25 at McMurry University L 4-5
Feb 25 at McMurry University L 3-11
Mar 1 at Central Baptist Coll. L 0-3
Mar 1 at Central Baptist Coll. W 20-2
Mar 4 Hardin-Simmons W 13-3
Mar 5 Hardin-Simmons W 8-4
Mar 5 Hardin-Simmons W 12-10
Mar 11 *at Mississippi Coll. L 2-6
Mar 12 *at Mississippi Coll. L 4-12
Mar 12 *at Mississippi Coll. W 9-3
Mar 15 at Lyon College L 7-14
Mar 18 *Austin College W 9-3
Mar 19 *Austin College W 9-5
Mar 19 *Austin College W 16-5
Mar 24 *at East Texas Baptist L 1-3
Mar 24 *at East Texas Baptist L 4-19
Mar 25 *at East Texas Baptist L 9-10
Mar 29 at Coll. of the Ozarks L 6-7
Apr 1 *UT-Dallas W 4-3
Apr 2 *UT-Dallas L 1-9
Apr 2 *UT-Dallas L 1-7
Apr 5 at Arkansas Tech W 5-4
Apr 8 *UT-Tyler W 1-0
Apr 9 *UT-Tyler L 6-8
Apr 9 *UT-Tyler L 3-15
Apr 13 at Hendrix College W 3-1
Apr 15 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 6-7
Apr 16 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 3-4
Apr 16 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 2-10
Apr 18 Central Baptist Coll. W 15-14
Apr 22 *Louisiana College W 10-3
Apr 23 *Louisiana College L 3-12
Apr 23 *Louisiana College W 9-2
2006
Overall: 19-21; ASC: 9-12 (5th)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 3 at Harding University L 7-11
Feb 7 at Mid-America Bible W 1-0
Feb 7 at Mid-America Bible L 0-2
Feb 12 Rhodes College L 6-15
Feb 12 Rhodes College W 14-1
Feb 14 at Hendrix College W 9-6
Feb 17 Wis-Platteville W 2-1
Feb 17 Wis-Platteville L 3-7
Feb 24 at Sul Ross State L 5-7
Feb 25 at Sul Ross State W 8-6
Feb 25 at Sul Ross State W 8-6
Mar 3 Howard Payne Univ. L 6-11
Mar 4 Howard Payne Univ. L 2-3
Mar 4 Howard Payne Univ. L 4-12
Mar 7 Eureka College W 14-3
Mar 10 *at Austin College L 7-11
Mar 11 *at Austin College L 2-4
Mar 11 *at Austin College W 7-3
Mar 17 *East Texas Baptist L 3-6
Mar 17 *East Texas Baptist L 11-13
Mar 18 *East Texas Baptist W 14-4
Mar 22 Lyon College L 6-10
Mar 24 *at UT-Dallas L 3-5
Mar 25 *at UT-Dallas W 9-3
Mar 25 *at UT-Dallas L 3-8
Mar 28 Hendrix College W 16-0
Mar 31 *at UT-Tyler W 7-5
Apr 1 *at UT-Tyler L 0-1
Apr 1 *at UT-Tyler W 6-4
Apr 4 at Arkansas Tech W 9-2
Apr 7 *LeTourneau Univ. L 7-8
Apr 8 *LeTourneau Univ. W 2-1
Apr 8 *LeTourneau Univ. W 14-6
Apr 11 Central Baptist Coll. W 12-11
Apr 13 *at Louisiana College W 11-3
Apr 14 *at Louisiana College L 5-13
Apr 14 *at Louisiana College W 10-9
Apr 21 *Mississippi College L 5-24
Apr 22 *Mississippi College L 6-11
Apr 22 *Mississippi College L 7-18
2007
Overall: 24-21; ASC: 10-8 (3rd)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 4 at Rhodes College L 1-6
Feb 6 at Lyon College L 9-20
Feb 10 Principia College W 6-0
Feb 10 Principia College W 19-0
Feb 11 Principia College W 17-3
Feb 15 at Hendrix College W 12-1
Feb 16 Williams Baptist W 5-3
Feb 23 at Texas Lutheran L 7-8
Feb 24 at Texas Lutheran L 8-12
Feb 24 at Texas Lutheran L 7-18
Mar 2 Concordia-Austin L 8-12
Mar 3 Concordia-Austin L 4-7
Mar 3 Concordia-Austin W 14-10
Mar 6 Hendrix College W 14-8
Mar 10 at Austin College L 2-3
Mar 10 at Austin College W 9-7
Mar 13 Mid-America Bible W 7-3
Mar 14 Mid-America Bible W 11-2
Mar 16 *at East Texas Baptist W 8-3
Mar 17 *at East Texas Baptist W 6-3
ozarks
baseball
Mar 17 *at East Texas Baptist W 7-6
Mar 21 Elmhurst College W 14-13
Mar 23 *UT-Dallas L 5-9
Mar 24 *UT-Dallas L 6-10
Mar 24 *UT-Dallas L 13-16
Mar 27 at Central Baptist Coll. L 14-19
Mar 30 *UT-Tyler L 8-13
Mar 31 *UT-Tyler L 4-16
Mar 31 *UT-Tyler L 3-14
Apr 2 at Rogers State Univ. W 8-5
Apr 5 *at LeTourneau Univ. L 4-6
Apr 6 *at LeTourneau Univ. W 7-4
Apr 6 *at LeTourneau Univ. W 9-4
Apr 14 *Louisiana College W 6-0
Apr 14 *Louisiana College W 4-2
Apr 15 *Louisiana College W 5-3
Apr 17 at Arkansas Tech L 5-6
Apr 20 *at Mississippi Coll. W 15-5
Apr 21 *at Mississippi Coll. L 1-3
Apr 21 *at Mississippi Coll. W 9-6
Apr 27 #vs Mary Hardin-Baylor W 8-7
Apr 28 #vs Mary Hardin-Baylor L 3-4
Apr 28 #vs Mary Hardin-Baylor W 14-12
May 5 &vs Texas Lutheran L 7-8
May 6 &vs McMurry Univ. L 1-8
# ASC Tournament-First Round
& ASC Tournament-Second Round
2008
Overall: 32-11; ASC: 13-5 (T-2nd)
Head Coach: Jimmy Clark
Feb 6 Hendrix College W 15-7
Feb 8 vs Rhodes College W 5-2
Feb 9 at Millsaps College L 5-6
Feb 10 vs LaGrange College W 6-3
Feb 19 Ecclesia College W 14-7
Feb 22 at Schreiner Univ. W 10-1
Feb 23 at Schreiner Univ. W 4-2
Feb 23 at Schreiner Univ. W 16-9
Feb 26 Hendrix College W 14-9
Feb 29 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 9-1
Mar 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor W 6-1
Mar 1 Mary Hardin-Baylor L 16-18
Mar 5 Eureka College W 17-4
Mar 5 Eureka College W 16-9
Mar 9 *East Texas Baptist W 8-3
Mar 9 *East Texas Baptist W 18-5
Mar 10 *East Texas Baptist W 19-9
Mar 11 Lyon College W 11-7
Mar 14 *at UT-Dallas L 2-7
Mar 15 *at UT-Dallas W 5-0
Mar 15 *at UT-Dallas W 11-3
Mar 20 *at UT-Tyler W 6-4
Mar 21 *at UT-Tyler L 1-2
Mar 21 *at UT-Tyler L 6-7
Mar 25 at Hendrix College L 10-17
Mar 28 *LeTourneau Univ. W 9-4
Mar 29 *LeTourneau Univ. W 8-4
Mar 29 *LeTourneau Univ. W 15-2
Apr 1 at Hendrix College W 17-6
Apr 5 *at Louisiana College W 6-2
Apr 5 *at Louisiana College W 12-3
Apr 6 *at Louisiana College W 10-2
Apr 12 *Mississippi College W 9-5
Apr 12 *Mississippi College L 8-11
Apr 13 *Mississippi College L 12-14
Apr 15 at Williams Baptist W 14-4
Apr 16 at Arkansas Tech L 7-9
Apr 18 Central Baptist W 7-2
Apr 18 Central Baptist W 12-4
Apr 22 Rogers State Univ. W 10-7
Apr 25 #vs Concordia Univ W 5-2
Apr 26 #vs Concordia Univ L 3-7
Apr 26 #vs Concordia Univ L 9-10
# ASC Tournament-First Round

ozarks
baseball
Feb. 3/Feb. 17/Mar. 26/Apr. 14
Hendrix College
Location: Conway, Ark.
Enrollment: 1,095
Conference: SCAC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Warriors
2008 Record: 14-26
Conf. Finish: 3-13 (5th)
H Coach: R.J. Thomas
Starter’s Returning: 7
SID: Brian Rejer
SID Phone: (501) 450-1426
Feb. 6
Rhodes College
Location: Memphis, Tenn.
Enrollment: 1,699
Conference: SCAC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Lynx
2008 Record: 28-15
Conf. Finish: 10-5 (2nd)
H Coach: Jeff Cleanthes
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: Matt Dean
SID Phone: (901) 843-3946
Feb. 7
Millsaps College
Location: Jackson, Miss.
Enrollment: 1,100
Conference: SCAC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Majors
2008 Record: 29-18
Conf. Finish: 8-8 (3rd)
H Coach: Jim Page
Starter’s Returning: 6
SID: Kevin Maloney
SID Phone: (601) 974-1394
Feb. 8
LaGrange College
Location: LaGrange, Ga.
Enrollment: 1,000
Conference: GSAC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Panthers
2008 Record: 25-19
Conf. Finish: 4-5 (3rd)
H Coach: Kevin Howard
Starter’s Returning: 4
SID: John Hughes
SID Phone: (706) 880-8318
Apr. 13
Williams Baptist College
Location: Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Enrollment: 625
Conference: American Midwest
Affiliation: NAIA
Nickname: Eagles
2008 Record: 11-34
Conf. Finish: 3-17 (6th)
H Coach: John Katrosh
Starter’s Returning: 6
SID: NA
SID Phone: (870) 886-6741
Feb. 20/Feb. 21
McMurry University
Location: Abilene, Texas
Enrollment: 1,276
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: None
2008 Record: 29-19
Conf. Finish: 14-7 (T-1st)
H Coach: John Byington
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: Ben Dobson
SID Phone: (325) 793-4612
Feb. 27/Feb. 28
Hardin-Simmons University
Location: Abilene, Texas
Enrollment: 1,997
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Cowboys
2008 Record: 26-16
Conf. Finish: 14-7 (T-1st)
H Coach: Steve Coleman
Starter’s Returning: 7
SID: Chad Grubbs
SID Phone: (325) 670-1473
Mar. 3
Clarke College
Location: Dubuque, IA
Enrollment: 1,201
Conference: Midwest Classic
Affiliation: NAIA
Nickname: Crusaders
2008 Record: 7-39
Conf. Finish: 5-19 (8th)
H Coach: Chad Harris
Starter’s Returning: 7
SID: Jerry Hanson
SID Phone: (563) 588-6360
Mar. 6/Mar. 7
East Texas Baptist University
Location: Marshall, Texas
Enrollment: 1,308
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Tigers
2008 Record: 17-23
Conf. Finish: 3-15 (7th)
H Coach: Sam Blackmon
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: David Weaver
SID Phone: (903) 923-2129
Mar. 13/Mar. 14
University of Texas-Dallas
Location: Richardson, Texas
Enrollment: 6,039
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Comets
2008 Record: 22-16
Conf. Finish: 6-12 (5th)
H Coach: Shane Shewmake
Starter’s Returning: 6
SID: Bruce Unrue
SID Phone: (972) 883-6308
Mar. 20/Mar. 21
University of Texas-Tyler
Location: Tyler, Texas
Enrollment: 6,100
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Patriots
2008 Record: 36-9
Conf. Finish: 15-3 (1st)
H Coach: James Vilade
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: Peyton Low
SID Phone: (903) 565-5559
Mar. 27/Mar. 28
LeTourneau University
Location: Longview, Texas
Enrollment: 1,316
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: YellowJackets
2008 Record: 11-25
Conf. Finish: 5-13 (6th)
H Coach: Robin Harriss
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: Corey Thomaston
SID Phone: (903) 233-3724
Mar. 31
Lyon College
Location: Batesville, Ark.
Enrollment: 500
Conference: TranSouth
Affiliation: NAIA
Nickname: Scots
2008 Record: 28-20
Conf. Finish: 11-11 (7th)
H Coach: Kirk Kelley
Starter’s Returning: 6
SID: Gene McCoy
SID Phone: (870) 307-7516
Apr. 3/Apr. 4
Louisiana College
Location: Pineville, La.
Enrollment: 987
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Wildcats
2008 Record: 17-26
Conf. Finish: 8-10 (4th)
H Coach: Mike Brynes
Starter’s Returning: 7
SID: Alex Goodling
SID Phone: (318) 487-7590
Apr. 7
Arkansas Tech University
Location: Russellville, Ark.
Enrollment: 7,498
Conference: Gulf South
Affiliation: NCAA II
Nickname: Wonder Boys
2008 Record: 22-23
Conf. Finish: 9-11 (5th)
H Coach: Billy Goss
Starter’s Returning: 4
SID: Ben Greenberg
SID Phone: (479) 968-0645
Apr. 9/Apr. 10
Mississippi College
Location: Clinton, Miss.
Enrollment: 4,000
Conference: ASC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Choctaws
2008 Record: 24-19
Conf. Finish: 13-5 (T-2nd)
H Coach: Brian Owens
Starter’s Returning: 4
SID: Chris Brooks
SID Phone: (601) 925-3234
Apr. 16
Central Baptist College
Location: Conway, Ark.
Enrollment: 400
Conference: Independent
Affiliation: NCCAA I
Nickname: Mustangs
2008 Record: NA
Conf. Finish: NA
H Coach: Lyle Middleton
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: NA
SID Phone: (501) 329-6872
Apr. 17/Apr. 18
Austin College
Location: Sherman, Texas
Enrollment: 1,330
Conference: SCAC
Affiliation: NCAA III
Nickname: Kangaroos
2008 Record: 17-22
Conf. Finish: 7-9 (4th)
H Coach: Carl Iwasaki
Starter’s Returning: 5
SID: Jeff Kelly
SID Phone: (903) 813-2275
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all-time lettermen
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Since 1994
A
Shawn Adams (1999-2002)
Sam Adkins (2000)
Carey Allison (1994-96)
Stefan Andermann (1994)
Ryan Anderson (1996-97)
B
Brandon Bain (2002)
Lee Beshoner (1997-2000)
Zac Bottoms (2006)
Chris Bradke (1994-97)
Anthony Brandon (2003-06)
DJ Braswell (2006-08)
Cory Briggs (2007-08)
Chris Bright (2003-04)
Jacob Brister (2006)
Brad Broussard (2007-08)
Justin Brown (2003-06)
John Burgess (2002-04)
C
Lucas Campbell (1995-98)
Bruce Cameron (2007-08)
Steve Carrillo (2007-08)
Ransom Chamness (1998)
David Ciesla (1995)
Jeremy Claunch (2002)
Dustin Cole (2003-06)
Matt Coleman (1994-95)
Frankie Collazo (2003-04)
J.R. Cook (1998-2001)
Jonathan Cox (2008)
D
Mike Darr (2006)
Scott Dietz (2007-08)
Joey Divis (2008)
Curt Dixon (2005-08)
Justin Dixon (1999, 2000-03)
Tim Driedric (2005-08)
Kevin Duncan (1998-2001)
E
TJ Eason (2004)
F
Tim Faires (2001)
Rusty Farrin (2003-04)
Robby Finnell (2005-08)
Freddy Flores (2007-08)
Cliff Ford (2001-04)
Austin Freeman (2000)
Bo Funderburk (1996-99)
G
Alan Garrison (1999, 2001)
Cody Gebhart (1999-2002)
Tyler Gideon (2003-06)
John Glenn (2007-08)
B.J. Greene (2000-03)
Rusty Gregory (1998-2001)
H
Chase Hale (2004-06)
Chris Harrell (2002-05)
Chad Harris (2000-01)
JaSon Harris (1995)
Brett Hays (2003-06)
Brian Heckmann (2003-06)
Matt Hebert (2001)
Chad Henson (2000, 2002)
Caleb Hilton (2004-06)
Eric Hipp (1998-00)
Jeremy Hogan (2008)
Trevor Holbert (2003-04)
John Honeycutt (2003)
Jimmy Hopkins (1994-97)
Kyle Hudson (2004-06, 2008)
Kris Hurtt (2007)
I
Hugh Inman (1995-96)
David Isom (2006-07)
J
Mark Jelks (2003-05)
Justin Jennings (2004-05)
Darren Jones (1995-98)
Kyle Jones (2006)
Steve Jones (2000-01)
Jason Jordan (1995-98)
K
Carey Kimbrow (1995)
Mark King (1999)
Jedd Kirby (2005)
Logan Kizer (2006-08)
Todd Koch (2005-08)
L
Eric Labbe (1996-98)
Jarid LaBue (1995-96)
Taylor Larkin (2007)
Chance Lawless (1998-02)
Scotty Lawrence (1994-95)
Steve Litton (1994-95)
Carson Long (2006)
Brad Luehrs (1994-96)
M
Bill Martin (2005-06)
Daniel Martin (2001)
Casey McCord (1994-97)
Mike McDaniel (1996)
Darius McMillan (1998)
Nathan Moore (2002-03)
Richard Morgan (2004)
Robert Mummey (2008)
N
John Newburn (1994)
Shane Norrid (1999-01)
O
Jacob Oates (2004)
Jared Owen (2006)
CJ Owens (2003)
P
Jimmy Pannell (2006-07)
Eric Parker (1999-2002)
Joey Payne (1994)
Chase Pearrow (2002)
Jeremiah Pearson (1994-95)
Arturo Perez (2007-08)
Clint Phifer (2002-04)
John Phillips (2007-08)
Tyler Pickett (2005)
Matt Polczynski (2001)
Brian Potts (2003-04)
Patrick Prater (1997-99)
Sean Pratt (2003-04)
Robert Prince (1997-98)
R
Tim Renshaw (2006)
Chad Rockett (1994-96)
Hank Rogers (2008)
S
David Saams (2007)
Jamie Saveall (1995-96)
John Scheuring (2006-08)
Josh Schimberg (1997-98)
Brad Schwandt (1998)
Chris Sexton (2008)
James Seymour (1999, 2000- 02)
Kerry Shirley (2004)
William Shoemate (1996)
John Simmons (1995)
Brandon Skelton (2001)
Andrew Smallwood (1996-98)
Brian Smith (1998)
Bill Smith (2007-08)
Chad Smith (1999)
David Smith (2006-08)
JC Spillman (2003)
Chris Stubbs (1996-97)
Heath Swiney (2002)
Brad Swift (2003)
T
Andy Tasker (1999-2002)
Chad Tate (1999)
Andrew Teaster (2007)
Caleb Throckmorton (2004)
Terry Tice (1999-00)
Matt Tito (2005)
Tad Turner (2006-08)
Sam Tyler (1995-97)
U
Josh Underwood (2001-04)
V
Todd Vandevoir (2003-04)
Chase Van Hoose (2006-07)
W
Colby Wardlow (2007)
Jeffrey Weaver (2007-08)
Justin Webster (1994)
ozarks
baseball
David White (1994-95)
Michael White (1994-97)
Matt Wilson (2004)
Jeremiah Woehl (1999-00)
Ben Wolf (2007)
Brett Wood (2007-08)
Rand Wood (2004-05)
Josh Woods (2003)
Brian Wright (1995-98)
Dennis Wright (1998-2001)
Todd Wyatt (1997-98)
Y
Jeff Young (2002)
Nick Yount (1998-2001)
Z
Ca’Lyn Zachary (1999)
Chance Lawless (1998-02)
Rusty Gregory (1998-01)

ozarks
baseball
2008 American Southwest Conference East Division Awards
East Division Player of the Year: Clay Baker, 2B, Sr., Texas-Tyler
East Division Pitcher of the Year: Blake Booher, RHP, Sr., Texas-Tyler
East Division Newcomer of the Year: Kyle Pope, OF, So., East Texas Baptist
East Division Freshman of the Year: Anthony Benoit, C, Louisiana College
East Division Coach of the Year: Brian Owens, Mississippi College
All-East Division First Team
1B Tyler Bray# Jr. Louisiana College
1B Max Parks# Sr. Mississippi College
2B Clay Baker Sr. Texas-Tyler
SS Cory Briggs So. Ozarks
3B Joseph Towns Jr. Texas-Tyler
C Scott Dietz# So. Ozarks
C Jeremy Harding# Jr. Texas-Tyler
OF Bruce Cameron Jr. Ozarks
OF Jared Hood Jr. Texas-Tyler
OF Andrew Damewood Sr. Texas-Tyler
DH Robby Finnell Sr. Ozarks
UTL Paige Hodges Jr. Mississippi College
SP Blake Booher Jr. Texas-Tyler
SP Jonathan Russell Sr. Mississippi College
RP Barrett Morgan# Sr. Louisiana College
RP Beau Ziegler# Jr. Texas-Tyler
All-East Division Second Team
1B Robert Mummey Sr. Ozarks
2B Chris Biguenet Jr. Texas-Dallas
SS Kendall Fox Jr. Texas-Tyler
3B Brad Broussard So. Ozarks
C Anthony Benoit Fr. Louisiana College
OF Kyle Pope So. East Texas Baptist
OF David Roux Jr. Louisiana College
OF Jared Smith Jr. Texas-Dallas
DH Will Melton Sr. East Texas Baptist
UTL Bruce Cameron Jr. Ozarks
SP Mark Cox# Sr. Texas-Dallas
SP Brett Holland# Jr. Texas-Tyler
RP John Scheuring Jr. Ozarks
All-East Division Honorable Mention Team
1B Cody Jones Jr. East Texas Baptist
2B Matt Hale So. East Texas Baptist
SS Garrett Norton Fr. Texas-Dallas
C Joey Ramos So. LeTourneau
OF Brannon Walls So. Mississippi College
OF David Smith Jr. Ozarks
OF Chase Whitehead Sr. Texas-Dallas
OF Ed Hurta Jr. LeTourneau
OF Jared Gage# Sr. East Texas Baptist
OF Chris Goss# Sr. Texas-Tyler
UTL Cory Farra Sr. Texas-Tyler
UTL Ed Hurta Jr. LeTourneau
SP Curt Dixon Sr. Ozarks
SP Bruce Cameron Jr. Ozarks
SP Todd Koch Jr. Ozarks
RP Adam Spinn# So. Texas-Dallas
RP Tyler Williams# Sr. Mississippi College
# indicates tie in voting at that position
2008 Final ASC Standings
East Division
ASC Overall
W L T Pct. W L T Pct.
Texas-Tyler 15 3 0 .833 36 9 0 .800
Ozarks 13 5 0 .722 32 11 0 .744
Mississippi College 13 5 0 .722 24 19 0 .558
Louisiana College 8 10 0 .444 17 26 0 .395
Texas-Dallas 6 12 0 .333 22 16 0 .579
LeTourneau 5 13 0 .278 11 25 1 .311
East Texas Baptist 3 15 0 .167 17 23 0 .425
West Division
ASC Overall
Team W L T Pct. W L T Pct.
Mary Hardin-Baylor 14 7 0 .667 28 12 0 .700
Concordia Texas 14 7 0 .667 30 16 0 .652
Hardin-Simmons 14 7 0 .667 26 16 0 .619
McMurry 14 7 0 .667 29 19 0 .604
Texas Lutheran 9 12 0 .429 19 21 0 .475
Howard Payne 8 13 0 .381 14 26 0 .350
Schreiner 8 13 0 .381 11 29 0 .275
Sul Ross State 3 18 0 .143 6 29 0 .171
american southwest conference
Amy Carlton
ASC Commissioner
Amy Carlton is the Commissioner of the American
Southwest Conference with oversight of the league’s
long-term and daily administration and operations,
including member and NCAA relations, compliance,
scheduling and championships. Carlton was appointed
Interim Commissioner July 1, 2006 after serving as ASC
Assistant Commissioner/Director of Media Relations.
Carlton joined the ASC office in January 2002 after
13-1/2 years in sports information at NCAA Division I institutions, including
10 years as Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations at the University
of Michigan (1990-2000). She was Assistant Sports Information Director at
Northern Illinois University (1989-90) and a graduate intern at both Western
Illinois University (1987-88) and Michigan (1988-89). Carlton began her career
at Division III institutions as an assistant in the news bureau at Franklin College
(1981-82) and Director of News and Sports Information at Manchester College
(1982-87).
Carlton is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of
Athletics (NACDA), National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators
(NADIIIAA), National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators
(NACWAA), and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
A native of Greencastle, Ind., Carlton is a 1981 graduate of Franklin College
(Ind.), where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism.
Greg Weghorst
ASC Director of Media Relations
Greg Weghorst was named Director of Media
Relations of the American Southwest Conference in
February 2007 after serving in an interim role since
August 2006.
Weghorst is the fifth media relations director of the
ASC. He provides an oversight of the conference’s media
relations operation, including compilation of league
statistics and standings and NCAA reports, production
of the ASC weekly sport reports, maintaining the ASC web site and assisting with
conference issues and tournament administration.
A sports writer with the Temple Daily Telegram prior to coming to the ASC,
Weghorst provided coverage of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Central Texas
Blackhawks/Marshals of the North American Hockey League and Temple-area
high schools. He was part of the coverage team for the 2005 EV1.net Houston
Bowl and the 2004 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. A native of Waco,
Texas, he is a 2003 graduate of Mary Hardin-Baylor with a Bachelor of Arts
degree in mass communications/journalism.
41

For close to 175 years, University of the Ozarks has
approached education with an unyielding search for
truth.
That search led our founders to establish the first
co-educational college west of the Mississippi. It set
the stage for the first Arkansas woman to receive a
college degree. And because truth often defies convention,
ours was the first historically white college in
the state to admit African-Americans.
Every day, our history inspires Ozarks students to discover
their own individual truths. But we won’t expect
you to find the answers alone. Through every step of
your search, we’ll stand by you as true scholars, mentors,
and friends.
Founded in 1834 as Cane Hill School, University
of the Ozarks is a private, four-year comprehensive
university affiliated with the Presbyterian Church.
Located on 30 acres in Clarksville, Arkansas (pop.
7,500), Ozarks is home to about 675 students from
22 states and 20 countries.
More than 80 percent of our faculty hold the highest
degrees in their fields. Because we’re small by
design, our average class size is 14 and the student/
faculty ratio is 13:1.
More than 60 majors, minors, and preprofessional
degrees, from Composite Science to Strategic Communications
are offered. Many Ozarks graduates also
go on to top graduate programs in law, medicine, and
engineering.
The central mall of campus is flanked by historic
Munger Chapel and Walker Hall, a $7 million facility
that houses a television studio, radio station, and
state-of-the art editing suites. The 38,000-square-foot
Robson Library houses more than 175,000 items for
reading and research.
Seventy-five percent of students live on campus in
one of six residence halls that feature such perks as
recreation rooms and in-room computer connections.
At roughly half the national average for a private,
liberal arts education, University of the Ozarks’
tuition offers exceptional value. About 95 percent of
students receive some type of financial aid, including
scholarships, grants, loans, and work study. Over
$7.7 million in financial aid is distributed annually.
You may have heard that a liberal arts education is all
about mental agility, intellectual prowess, service to
others, and critical thinking. We couldn’t agree more.
But at Ozarks, we’re also steeped in the tradition of
preparedness – for your career, for graduate school,
for life.
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS
A key part of being prepared is knowing when to ask
for help. Ozarks’ Student Support Services (SSS) provides
free tutoring, a 24-hour computer lab, resume
assistance, career and grad school strategies, and
more than a dozen other services to help students
achieve their very best.
Internships are an essential part of the college experience,
allowing you to practice newfound skills “in the
field” and try a career (or two) on for size. Ozarks interns
are doing research in polymer chemistry, working
with the forest service, and volunteering for national
political campaigns. Just how much can one student
get involved? One Ozarks student landed internships
at both the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C.
and the FOX News Network in Manhattan and created
films for Little Rock’s “48 Hour Film Festival” as well
as the Cinequest Film Festival.
Once Ozarks graduates get out into the world, there’s
no stopping them. Our alumni pursue a truly incredible
array of careers, from writing for ad agencies and
practicing clinical psychology to working for the Secret
Service. And if you’re interested in furthering your
education, expect to be in good company. More than
85 percent of Ozarks students who apply are accepted
to top graduate, medical, and law schools.

If you’re not accustomed to up-close-and personal
interaction with your instructors, you’ll get used to it
soon enough. Both in and out of class, Ozarks faculty
demand accountability (don’t be surprised if you
get a phone call from your professor when you miss
class). That sort of “personal attention” is just one
example of our genuine concern for each individual
student’s progress.
Our faculty is known for inspiring remarkable acts.
With their help, students are studying abroad
in Strasburg, Florence, and Hong Kong. They’re
learning about new forms of international currency
trading from experts in the field, and using their
Latin skills to enhance research papers on medieval
drama. If this sounds more like master’s work than
undergraduate, it’s no accident. Because University
of the Ozarks is small by design, professors have the
time to delve deeply into every student’s interests
– and help make the most of their talents. In the
political science program, Dr. Gil Parks’ students
are researching national human rights legislation
at American University in D.C. and taking on
internships with the National Republican Senatorial
Committee. They’re also attending law schools
nationwide, including Notre Dame, Pepperdine, and
Georgetown. Similarly, Dr. Sean Coleman encourages
his pre-med students to take full advantage of
the liberal arts, with foreign language minors, and
immersion trips to countries like Mexico and Italy.
With over 40 clubs and organizations to choose
from, it isn’t hard to find one you’re truly passionate
about. For some, it’s a club with academic affiliations
like Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) – a
global, non-profit organization that helps members
develop leadership, teamwork, and communication
skills by championing free enterprise and community
service. Others pursue more personal passions by
joining Amnesty International, College Republicans,
or Young Democrats. And if you’re simply looking to
have fun, you won’t be disappointed. In the student
center, ping-pong matches have been known to go on
for hours, and you never know when a soccer game
might break out in the quad. Movie nights often hit
the big screens in the residence halls, where camaraderie
and community come together.
At Ozarks, serious sports fans have a lot to cheer
about. As a member of NCAA Division III and the
American Southwest Conference, our teams square
off against competitors from Texas, Louisiana,
Arkansas, and Mississippi. Our teams make the
playoffs and our student-athletes consistently earn
All-America and All-Conference honors. Our Eagles
compete academically, too. They regularly appear
on ASC all-academic rosters and are recognized for
high marks by organizations like the National Soccer
Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).
THE CAMPUS EXPERIENCE

Majors
Accounting
Art*
Biology*
Business Administration
Business Education*
Chemistry
Communications – Radio,
Television and Video
Communications – Strategic
Composite Science
Early Childhood Education*†
Economics
English*
Environmental Studies
History*
History & Literature
Management
Marketing
Mathematics*
Middle Level Education*†
Music
Philosophy
Physical Education*
Political Science
Psychology
Psychology of Human Behavior
Religion
Religion/Philosophy
Social Sciences*
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre
Minors
Any of the areas above, and the following
additional subject areas:
Computer Applications
Computer Science
Health
Physics
Pre-Professional Programs
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Law
Pre-Medical Sciences
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Respiratory Therapy
Pre-Veterinary Sciences
* Teaching Certificates available
† Special education certificates available
THE CAMPUS EXPERIENCE
University Sponsored Groups
Campus Activities Board (CAB)
Residence Hall Association (RHA)
Student Foundation Board (SFB)
Student Government Association (SGA)
Honor Societies
Alpha Chi
Beta Beta Beta (Biology)
Kappa Delta Pi (Education)
Phi Alpha Theta (History)
Sigma Alpha (Sociology)
Sigma Tau Delta (English)
Student Publications/Media
Aerie (Yearbook)
Falstaff (Literary magazine)
KUOZ-Channel 6
KUOZ-LP 100.5 FM
Religious Organizations
Alpha & Omega
Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM)
Catholic Campus Ministries (CCM)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Methodist Campus Ministries (MCM)
Presbyterian Connection
Presbyterian Students
Recreational Organizations
Ozarks Disc Golf Association
Ozarks Outback Club
Academic Organizations
Beta Sigma Kappa (BSK)
Fortissimo (Music Club)
Ozarks Alchemists
Ozarks Art Club
Ozarks Biological Society (OBS)
Ozarks Mathematical Society
Ozarks Student Education Association
(OSEA)
Phi Beta Lambda (Business)
Students in Free Enterprise
University Players
Special Interest Groups
Amnesty International
BACCHUS
College Republicans
Fire Corps
In Focus Ozarks Photography Club
Investment Club
Martial Arts Club
Planet Club
Rotaract
Screaming Eagles Forensic Club
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
Model UN Group
Young Democrats

P D.J. Braswell
DH Todd Koch
OF Bruce Cameron
2B Logan Kizer
P John Scheuring
OF David Smith

SS Cory Briggs
ABCA/Rawlings All-American
OZARKS
2009 SCHEDULE
Feb. 3 Tues. HENDRIX COLLEGE 1:30 pm
Feb. 6 Fri. ^ vs Rhodes College 11:30 am
Feb. 7 Sat. ^ vs Millsaps College 11:30 am
Feb. 8 Sun. ^ vs LaGrange College 11:00 am
Feb. 13 Fri. WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGE 1:00 pm
Feb. 17 Tues. HENDRIX COLLEGE 1:30 pm
Feb. 20 Fri. MCMURRY UNIVERSITY 2:00 pm
Feb. 21 Sat. MCMURRY UNIVERSITY (DH) 12:00 pm
Feb. 27 Fri. at Hardin-Simmons Univ. 7:00 pm
Feb. 28 Sat. at Hardin-Simmons Univ. (DH) 1:00 pm
Mar. 3 Tues. CLARKE COLLEGE 1:00 pm
Mar. 6 Fri. * at East Texas Baptist Univ. 6:00 pm
Mar. 7 Sat. * at East Texas Baptist Univ. (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 13 Fri. * UT DALLAS 2:00 pm
Mar. 14 Sat. * UT DALLAS (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 20 Fri. * UT TYLER 2:00 pm
Mar. 21 Sat. * UT TYLER (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 26 Thurs. at Hendrix College 2:00 pm
Mar. 27 Fri. * at LeTourneau University 2:00 pm
Mar. 28 Sat. * at LeTourneau University (DH) 12:00 pm
Mar. 31 Tues. at Lyon College 2:00 pm
Apr. 3 Fri. * LOUISIANA COLLEGE 2:00 pm
Apr. 4 Sat. * LOUISIANA COLLEGE 12:00 pm
Apr. 7 Tues. at Arkansas Tech University 6:00 pm
Apr. 9 Thurs. * at Mississippi College 6:00 pm
Apr. 10 Fri. * at Mississippi College (DH) 12:00 pm
Apr. 14 Tues. at Hendrix College 6:00 pm
Apr. 16 Thurs. CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 2:00 pm
Apr. 17 Fri. at Austin College 6:00 pm
Apr. 18 Sat. at Austin College (DH) 12:00 pm
Apr. 24-26 + ASC Tournament
May 1-3 - ASC Tournament
May 14-17 % NCAA Regionals
May 22-27 # NCAA World Series
* Denotes American Southwest Conference Game
^ Wilson/DeMarini Classic at Jackson, Mississippi
+ ASC Tournament First Round (best of 3) at site TBD
- ASC Tournament Championship Round (top 4) at site TBD
% NCAA Regionals at a site TBD
# NCAA College World Series at Appleton, Wisconsin
OF Bruce Cameron
D3baseball.com All-American