2010 Western Michigan Baseball Information Guide by Mat Kanan

WMU BASEBALL IS ... CURRENT MAJOR-LEAGUERS

PAT MISCH (LHP) NEW YORK METS WMU 2000-03

ADAM ROSALES (3B) OAKLAND ATHLETICS WMU 2002-05

BRONCOS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE DRAFT 2009: Kevan Hess(Tigers), 2008: Zach Gentile (Red Sox), Ethan Hollingsworth (Rockies), Billy Morrison (Mariners) 2007: Derek Schlecker (Angels) 2006: Daniel O’Brien (Blue Jays), Kyle Maunus (Reds) 2005: Adam Rosales (Reds) 2004: JR Mathes (Cubs) 2003: Pat Misch (Giants), Brad Mumma (Blue Jays), Keith Perez (A’s), Tom Fabrizio (Padres) 2002: Sam Flamont (Tigers), Tyler Grinnell (Yankees), Tim Frankhouse (Independent), Steve Horn (Independent) 2001: Kody Naylor (Marlins), John Toner (Mets), Ryan Kochen (Astros) 2000: Matt Vriesenga (Cardinals) 1999: Frank Alfieri (Astros), Kris Gundrum (Mariners), Joe Seestadt (Independent)

1998: Derek Ottevaere (Rangers), John Stewart (Rangers), Eric Place (Blue Jays) 1997: Brent Sachs (Independent), Billy Coleman (Twins) 1996: Kyle Griffiths (Independent) 1995: Scott Demetral (Independent), Luke Wilcox (Yankees), Brian Sikorski (Astros), Ryan VandeWeg (Padres), Ken Jones (Padres), Dave Elliot (Brewers), Todd Staehle (Independent) 1994: Kenny Raines (Braves), Henry DelValle (A’s), Ben Bailey 1993: Eric Dominow (Rangers), Matt Terrell (Mets), Scott Conant (Tigers), Rob Krueger (Mariners) 1992: Brian Hostetler (Brewers), Brad Tayles (Yankees) 1991: Chris Demetral (Dodgers), Scott DuRussell (Tigers)

1990: Brian Saltzgaber (Tigers), Matt Mieske (Padres) 1989: Bob Reimink (Tigers), Damon Saetre 1988: Chuck Alexander, Chris Skryd (Pirates), Jeff Trams (Independent), Dan Nielsen (Pirates) 1987: John VanderWal (Expos), Bob Bevis (Blue Jays), Mark Anderson (Royals), Kevin McNees (Braves) 1986: Walt Williams (Braves), Rich Maloney (Braves), Abe Walker (Independent) 1985: Joe Humphries (Dodgers), Roger Marquardt (Blue Jays) 1984: Brian Criswell (A’s), Greg Brake (A’s), Jim Markert (White Sox) 1983: Steve Chumas (A’s), Joe Gherna, Tim Gourlay (White Sox)

1982: Ray Thoma (A’s), Dave Peterson (A’s), Buster Sunday (White Sox), Walt Faber (Tigers), Paul Schneider (White Sox), Jeff Kaiser (A’s), Mark Gerard (Blue Jays), Osbe Hoskins (Padres), Malcolm McLean (A’s), Doug Melchert, Dave Woodworth (Yankees) 1980: Bill Heimach (Giants), Mo Kyles 1979: Jeff Kenaga (Tigers), Ken Scarpace (Reds), Randy Ford (Blue Jays), Jerry Miklosli (Red Sox) 1978: Brad Fisher (A’s), Scott Meyer (A’s), Dave Cassetto (Tigers) 1976: Scott Carnes (Angels), Bill Roberts, Dan LaNoue (Tigers), John Harmas (Phillies) TOTAL: 9 8

CURRENTLY PLAYING PROFESSIONALLY

ZACH GENTILE (INF)

KEVAN HESS (RHP)

ETHAN HOLLINGSWORTH (RHP)

Class A Affliate of Boston Red Sox WMU 2006-08

Short Season A Affliate of Detroit Tigers WMU 2007-09

Class A Affliate of Colorado Rockies WMU 2006-08

GREENVILLE DRIVE

CONNECTICUT TIGERS

MODESTO NUTS

J.R. MATHES (LHP)

BRIAN SIKORSKI (RHP)

Triple A Affliate of Chicago Cubs WMU 2001-04

Japan Central League WMU 1993-95

IOWA CUBS

SAITAMA SEUIBU LIONS

BRONCOS TO REACH MLB Bob Anderson Walter Anderson Johnny Bero Neil Berry Greg Bollo Jim Bouton

Dutch Dietz Dan Dobbek Harvey Freeman John Goetz Ken Hamlin Ron Jackson

Jim Johnson Jeff Kaiser Ernie Koob Charlie Maxwell Scott Meyer Matt Mieske

Rudy Miller Patrick Misch Stubby Overmire Frank Quilici Ribs Raney Adam Rosales

Frank Secory Brian Sikorski Joe Smaza Mike Squires Joe Stephenson

Wayne Terwilliger Ray Thomas TOTAL: 31

AN OPPORTUNITY

FRONT OFFICE PERSONNEL

Dave Dombrowski, a 1979 Western Michigan graduate, hoists the American League Championship trophy won by the Detroit Tigers in 2006. Dombrowski is the current president, CEO and general manager of the Detroit Tigers.

Dave Dombrowski • Detroit Tigers

A 1979 graduate of WMU, Dombrowski was named President/CEO of the Tigers in November, 2002. Paving the way for success, Dombrowski helped the Tigers put together one of the greatest turn arounds in baseball that led to an American League Champioship and World Series appearance in 2006. Prior to taking over in Detroit, Dombrowski worked in the front offices of the Marlins, Expos and White Sox. He served as the Marlins’ president and general manager and assembled Florida’s 1997 World Series championship team. His career began with the White Sox as an administrative assistant in the minor league and scouting department. He eventually became assistant general manager-vice president of baseball operations with the Sox. Dombrowski moved on to Montreal’s front office as director of player development.

Brad Fischer • MILWAUKEE BREWERS

Fischer is currently the third base coach for the Milwaukee Brewers. He previously spent most of his career with the Oakland Athletics. He joined the A’s in 1995 as the bullpen coach, then moved to first-base coach in 1997, shifted back to the bullpen in 1998, shifted back to first base in 2003 and finally back to the bullpen in 2006. Fischer was not drafted; but signed with the Oakland Athletics as a free agent out of Western Michiga in 1978.

Bill Lajoie • LOS ANGELES DODGERS

Lajoie is assistant to the general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers of American Major League Baseball, and was formerly the general manager of the Detroit Tigers from 1984 to 1990. In addition to his current post, Lajoie also has served as a special assistant or consultant to the Atlanta Braves (1995-1998), Milwaukee Brewers (2001-2002), and Boston Red Sox (2003-2006). Lajoie was an All-American athlete at WMU, and was signed by the Baltimore Orioles organization following graduation

Len Johnston • Baltimore Orioles

Johnston has been involved in pro baseball as a player, manager, coach and scout since 1952 in the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland and Baltimore organizations. He has been with the Orioles for over 25 years and presently is a minor league coordinator. Johnston is a member of WMU’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

Mike Squires • St. Louis Cardinals

Squires won a Gold Glove at first base for the Chicago White Sox. Squires has worked as a special assignment scout with the St. Louis Cardinals. He was picked by Chicago in the 18th round of the 1973 draft and later served as an advance scout for Chicago (1986) and Oakland (1987-88), and as first base coach for Toronto (1989-91). He rejoined the White Sox in 1992 as bullpen coach and spent the next five years as an advance scout before joining the Cardinals.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL - SEASON MOST PASSING YARDS - 5833 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 2628 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 2060 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED - 39 COLLEGE FOOTBALL - CAREER MOST PASSING YARDS - 15,031 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 6397 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES - 121 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 5005 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS - 5 MOST POINTS SCORED - 468 LONGEST PUNT IN YARDS - 99 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 400yds OR MORE - 11 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE - 30 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - GAME MOST ASSISTS - 7 MOST GOALS - 8 MOST POINTS - 18 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 24 MOST GOALS - 46 MOST POINTS - 108 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 66 MOST GOALS - 109 MOST POINTS - 255 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - GAME MOST ASSISTS - 6 MOST GOALS - 7 MOST POINTS - 16 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - SEASON MOST ASSISTS - 44 MOST GOALS - 37 MOST POINTS - 97 WMN’S COLLEGE SOCCER - CAREER MOST ASSISTS - 129 MOST GOALS - 118 MOST POINTS - 284 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 100 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 15 MOST REBOUNDS - 51 MOST STEALS - 13 MOST ASSISTS - 22 MOST POINTS IN FIRST CAREER GAME - 52 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST BLOCKED SHOTS - 207 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS BY A TEAM - 315 MOST TEAM POINTS SCORED - 3464 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 413 MOST ASSISTS - 1076 MOST POINTS - 37 MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS - 85 MOST GAMES PLAYED - 151 WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - GAME MOST POINTS - 60 MOST POINTS BY A TEAM - 149 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS - 17 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 12

WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - SEASON MOST POINTS - 1062 MOST REBOUNDS - 534 MOST STEALS - 191 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS - 28

MEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL - MATCH MOST KILLS - 49 SERVICE ACES - 4 BLOCK SOLOS - 11 DIGS - 27

WMN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL - CAREER MOST POINTS - 3393 MOST ASSISTS - 1307 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS - 391 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL - 70.3%

MEN’S ARCHERY 72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 687 18 ARROW MATCH - 177 12 ARROW MATCH - 119 27 ARROW MATCH - 260

MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY - GAME MOST POINTS - 11 MOST GOALS - 9 MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS - 3 MOST SAVES - 78

WOMEN’S ARCHERY 72 ARROW RANKING ROUND - 682 18 ARROW MATCH - 175 12 ARROW MATCH - 118 27 ARROW MATCH - 258

MEN’S SWIMMING 50m FREESTYLE - 21.64 100m BREASTSTROKE - 59.30 200m BACKSTROKE - 1:44.06 50m BACKSTROKE - 24.99 400m FREESTYLE - 3:40.08 SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:09.57

PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL MOST GRAND SLAMS IN 1 GAME - 2 LONGEST GAME - 8 hrs 6 mins MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A SEASON - 383 MOST WORLD SERIES WINS - 26 MOST STOLEN BASES SEASON - 130 MOST STOLEN BASES CAREER - 1406

WOMEN’S SWIMMING 50m FREESTYLE - 24.13 100m FREESTYLE - 53.52 100m BACKSTROKE - 59.58 200m FREESTYLE - 1:57.65 200m BACKSTROKE - 2:06.62 400m FREESTYLE - 4:03.85 SHORT-COURSE 4X100m FREESTYLE - 3:34.05 MEN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 9.77 200m - 19.32 400m - 43.18 800m - 1:41.11 JAVELIN - 98.48m MARATHON - 2:04.55 3000m STEEPLECHASE - 7:53.63 HIGH JUMP - 2.45m LONG JUMP - 8.95m TRIPLE JUMP - 18.29m WMN’S TRACK AND FIELD 100m - 10.49 200m - 21.34 400m - 47.60 800m - 1:53.28 100m HURDLES - 12.21 400m HURDLES - 52.34 MARATHON - 2:15.25 DISCUS - 76.80m POLE VAULT - 5.00m LONG JUMP - 7.52m HIGH JUMP - 2.09m TRIPLE JUMP - 15.5m MEN’S MARATHON FASTEST HALF MARATHON - 59.05 FASTEST MARATHON - 2:04.55 PUSH UPS NON-STOP - 10,507 1 MINUTE - 138 5 MINUTES - 441 1 HOUR - 3877 24 HOURS - 46,001 1 YEAR - 1,500,230 MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639 WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 43.671 1000m - 1:31.191 1500m - 2:18.861

WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - GAME MOST HITS - 8 MOST HOME RUNS - 4 MOST STOLEN BASES - 7 WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOFTBALL - CAREER MOST VICTORIES BY A PITCHER - 151 MOST SHUTOUTS BY A PITCHER - 94 MOST RBIs - 328 MOST CONSECUTIVE HITS - 10 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES HITTING STREAK - 43 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL BOXING MOST TITLES - 4 MOST TITLE BOUTS - 37 LONGEST CHAMPION REIGN - 11yrs LONGEST UNBEATEN - 16yrs 8mths IN A TOTAL OF 49 FIGHTS MOST CAREER KOs - 145 CONSECUTIVE CAREER WINS - 49 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFING MOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6 WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL SURFING MOST CAREER CHAMPIONSHIPS - 6 SIT-UPS 1 hour - 8555 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL GOLF LONGEST CARRY WITH A DRIVE ON THE FLY - 408yds MOST U.S. MASTERS TITLES - 6 CAREER WINS - 82 CAREER MAJORS WINS - 18 SKATEBOARDING HIGHEST OLLIE - 44.5 in LONGEST RAMP JUMP - 79 ft FASTEST SPEED STANDING - 62.55mph HIGHEST AIR - 7ft 8in MEN’S CYCLING SPRINT - 10.129 INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 4:15.165 1km TIME TRIAL - 1:00.711 WOMEN’S CYCLING SPRINT - 11.21 INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT - 3:24.537 500m TIME TRIAL - 33.952 MEN’S SHOOTING 10m RUNNING TARGET - 590 25m RAPID FIRE PISTOL - 596 50m PISTOL - 666.4 50m FREE RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 1275.1

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WOMEN’S SHOOTING 10m AIR PISTOL - 490.1 10m AIR RIFLE - 502.0 TRAP - 93 50m RIFLE 3 POSITIONS - 686.1 SKEET - 98 MEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT 500m - 34.42 1000m - 1:07.18 1500m - 1:43.95 5000m - 6:14.66 10000m - 12:58.92 WOMEN’S SPEED SKATING - EVENT 500m - 37.30 1000m - 1:13.83 1500m - 1:54.02 5000m - 3:57.70 10000m - 6:46.91 MEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT 56kg - 305.0 62kg - 325.0 69kg - 357.5 77kg - 375.0 WOMEN’S WEIGHTLIFTING - EVENT 48kg - 210.0 53kg - 225.0 58kg - 237.5 63kg - 242.5 69kg - 275.0 75kg - 272.5 MEN’S TEAM ROWING LONGEST CONTINUAL - 1010hrs 34min MARATHON MEN’S ROWING - 24hrs INDIVIDUAL HEAVYWEIGHT - 307,683m INDIVIDUAL LIGHTWEIGHT - 302, 008m MARATHON ROWING LARGE TEAM - 24hrs WOMEN - 413, 549m MEN - 497, 972m MIXED - 480,197m MIXED, JUNIORS - 410, 018m MARATHON ROWING SMALL TEAM - 24hrs WOMEN - 367,872m MEN - 438,694m MIXED - 426,635m MEN, JUNIORS - 348,370m ROPE SKIPPING NON-STOP - 31:46.48 1 MINUTE - 425 1 HOUR - 16,107 CONSECUTIVE TIGHTROPE SKIPS - 1250 MEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 41.184 1000m - 1:24.674 1500m - 2:10.639 WOMEN’S SHORT TRACK SKATING 500m - 43.671 1000m - 1:31.191 1500m - 2:18.861 MEN’S SKIING HIGHEST RECORDED SPEED - 154.165mph MEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE - GAME MOST POINTS - 14 MOST GOALS - 10 MOST ASSISTS - 12 MOST SAVES BY A GOALIE - 38 MOST GOALS SCORED BY A TEAM - 38 MOST CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES - 42 MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WON - 33 ICE SKATING SPINS - CONTINUOUS MOST UPRIGHT ON 1 FOOT - 115

COLLEGE FOOTBALL - GAME MOST PASSING YARDS - 716 MOST RUSHING YARDS - 406 MOST RECEIVING YARDS - 405 MOST FRESHMAN YDS GAINED - 582 MOST INTERCEPTIONS - 5 MOST POINTS SCORED KICKING - 24

ROBERT J. BOBB STADIUM

ROBERT J. BOBB A $1 million dollar challenge gift from Chicago equity investor, Robert J. Bobb, got the ball rolling in the restoration of the Bronco baseball facilities. Subsequently, the structure has taken the name Robert J. Bobb Stadium at Hyames Field. Construction on the baseball stadium project began in the summer of 2008 and is nearing the end of Phase II prior to the start of the 2010 season. The major renovations will place WMUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s baseball facilities once again at the top of the Mid-American Conference and the Midwest. Prior to the 2010 season, all chairback and bench seating areas, home and visitor dugouts, foul-line fencing and grandstand restoration have been completed. A walkway and new entrance with handicap accessibility behind home plate have been completed and new decorative exterior fencing has been added. The project will continue this spring and summer with the installation of a new press box, bathrooms, concessions, ticket office and stadium signage. Former Bronco baseball players, WMU Alumni and friends have made $1.9 million in gifts and pledges in support of the project as of March 2010.

THE HISTORY OF HYAMES The playing field is named after former head baseball coach and Athletic Director Judson Hyames and was dedicated in the spring of 1939. Hyames coached at WMU from 1922-36, posting a 166-62-2 record during his 15-year tenure. He served as the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Athletic Director from 1937 until his death in 1949. Carved out of a hill alongside Stadium Drive, Hyames Field was able to offer a unique playing environment. Features include hill banks down both foul lines, in particular the right field side, which is an open grassy knoll popular with spectators. Construction on the venue began in 1934 as a $250,000 Federal Works Project that also included the construction of Waldo Stadium. The site was the home of the first two College World Series in 1947 and 1948.

AT HYAMES FIELD

DONALD J. SEELYE

The offices of the baseball coaching staff are located on the third floor of the Seelye Center. The offices overlook the turf bay practice facility from the east and overlook Waldo Stadium to the west, with the offices also doubling as suites on football game days.

The Donald J. Seelye Athletic Center is a state-of-the-art indoor facility that serves as a year-round home for Bronco baseball. The facility is also used extensively by the WMU softball, golf, soccer and football programs. The $25 million dollar facility houses an 80-yard AstroPlay synthetic turf and encompasses 120,000 square feet. The enormous indoor turf bay reaches a height of eight stories in the center, allowing for batting practice and fielding drills during poor weather. The Seelye Center combines modern amenities with ties to WMUs rich athletic heritage. Inside, the facility features an expansive W Club Room, multiple locker rooms, a fully-equipped weight room next door to a training room, along with coaches offices that double as corporate suites on football game days. In addition, the facade of Oakland Gymnasium was incorporated into the new building, blending a touch of the past with the future. Completed in 2003, the Seelye Center was made possible through the leadership gift from the Seelye family. Don Seelye was a loyal supporter of Bronco Athletics, a community leader and successful businessman.

INDOOR FACILITY

COLLEGE WORLD SERIES KALAMAZOO, MICH. 1947, 1948 Long before teams dreamed of Omaha, Kalamazoo was the desired destination at season’s end for college ballplayers across the nation. Western Michigan’s Hyames Field started it all, hosting the first ever College World Series in 1947. The series would return to Kalamazoo again in 1948, before moving to Wichita, Kan., in 1949 and finding its permanent and current location in Omaha, Neb., in 1950. The 1947 and ‘48 College World Series were set in a best of three games format. California won the first championship in two games, defeating Yale (14-4, 8-7). Yale made the trip back to Kalamazoo in 1948, but again came up short, falling in three games to USC (1-3, 8-3, 2-9). The 1947 contest was particularly memorable, featuring future American League MVP Jackie Jensen of Cal in the outfield. In the same contest, future United States President George H.W. Bush played first base for the Yale squad.

WESTERN MICHIGAN IN THE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Total Appearances: Six Years: 1952, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1963 Year Place Record

Notables

1955 Second 3-2

WMU’s Freed Messner hits first pinch-hit grand slam home run in CWS history. MAC’s first NCAA Runner-Up in baseball, highest finish by a MAC team.

1952 Third-T

1958 Third

2-2

1959 Fifth NA

WMU’s Tom Cole pitched a two-hitter against Duke.

Senior outfielder Marvin Winegar named to All-Tournament Team. WMU’s fourth CWS appearance of the decade, only Northern Colorado made more trips (5) to the CWS in the 1950’s.

1961 Fifth

1-2

Sophomore outfielder Bill Tomb named to All-Tournament Team.

1963 Eighth

0-2

Only trip to the CWS Western Michigan did not win at least one game.

Legendary Bronco coach Charlie Maher guided Western Michigan to six College World Series and 10 of WMU’s 11 NCAA appearances. The Brown & Gold finished second in 1955, claiming the first ever national runner-up trophy for the Mid-American Conference in baseball. Maher also directed the team to third place finishes in 1952 and 1958.

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 11 Years: 1952, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1987

1955 NCAA RUNNER-UP

1955 National Championship Box Score 012 030 010 - 7 12 2 003 300 000 - 6 8 1

Wake Forest Western Michigan WESTERN MICHIGAN Player Lajoie cf David ss Johnson rf Nagel lf Erickson lf Krings 2b Czyz 3b O’Connell ph Smith 1b Messner c Graham p Schwarzkoff p Berryman ph Totals WMU Graham Schwarzkoff

1955 BRONCOS

Front Row (l-r): Coach Charlie Maher, Al Nagel, Bill Lajoie, Gary Graham, Lowell Johnson, Jack Smith, Miki Schwarzkoff. Second Row: Don Finnefrock, Dick Erickson, Freed Messner, Rogers Eggers, Jim Smith, Gene Frechette, Gerald Sposito, Wayne LaNeave. Third Row: Tom Czyz, Nobert Krings, Jerry O’Connell, Leland David, Mgr. Don Anderson, Assistant Coach Don Boven, Trainer Ed Gabel.

The Story of ’55 ... The 1955 NCAA Men’s Division I College World Series featured eight schools (Arizona, Colgate, Northern Colorado, Oklahoma A&M, Springfield College, Southern California, Wake Forest and Western Michigan) who battled in a double-elimination tournament to determine the national champion. A total of 15 games over a week’s period of time, beginning June 10 and ending on June 16, were played at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Neb. The Kalamazoo community was no stranger to the College World Series, as WMU hosted the first two world series at Hyames Field in 1947 and 1948. Head coach Charlie Maher wasn’t a newcomer to Omaha either, guiding the Broncos to a third-place finish in the CWS in 1952. The Brown & Gold was a force to contend with in 1955, rattling off an unblemished 9-0 record in the Mid-American Conference. The team had just seven losses against 25 wins that season, doing so in an impressive fashion, scoring a total of 303 runs, while giving up just 134 to opponents.

WAKE FOREST Player Moore ss McKeel cf Miller rf Holt c McRae lf Barnes 3b Bryant 2b Waggonner 1b Bonzagni 1b Walsh p Fichter p McGinley Totals

AB 4 4 5 4 1 3 3 1 2 4 1 3 1 36

IP H 2.0 3 7.0 9

AB 6 2 5 4 5 3 4 3 0 1 1 3 38

R 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 R 3 4

H 2 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 ER 3 4

R 0 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

BI 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 BB 2 4

H 2 0 1 3 5 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 12

K 1 9

BI 0 0 0 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 7

A crowd of 2,042 gathered to watch the 1955 national championship game at Rosenblatt Stadium, and both teams were in search of their first NCAA crown in their second appearance. WAKE FOREST IP H R ER BB K Walsh 2.2 4 3 3 4 3 Wake Forest jumped ahead 3-0 Fichter 1.0 1 3 0 2 0 after two-and-a-half innings, McGinley 5.1 3 0 0 0 4 roughing up WMU starter Gary Graham for three runs on three hits. Miki Schwarzkoff, who maintained an 8-0 record entering the game, came in and got the Broncos out of a jam in the third. Western Michigan fired back with six runs in the next two home at bats, taking a 6-3 lead into the fifth. The offensive explosion caused Wake Forest to make some changes on the mound as well, as starter Bill Walsh was pulled after 2.2 innings and reliever Buck Fichter was replaced by Jack McGinley in the fourth. McGinley would prove to be the Deacons’ saving grace, as he surrendered just three hits the rest of the game.

Western Michigan breezed through the first three games of the College World Series, beating Arizona (4-1, June 10), Oklahoma A&M (5-4, June 12) and pounding Wake Forest, who was previously undefeated in the series (9-0, June 11). With two games left and no losses in the double-elimination tournament, WMU had guaranteed itself a place in the national title game. Western Michigan had a chance to send the Demon Deacons home in game four on June 13, but Wake Forest was able to stay alive in the tournament with a 10-7 win over the Broncos.

Wake Forest managed to put three runs on Schwarzkoff in the top of the fifth, evening the score at six apiece. The Broncos met their demise in the eighth when Luther McKeel walked and advanced two bases on as many passed balls by the time Schwarzkoff fanned two men. With two outs and the winning run on third, Linwood Holt drove a single through the middle of the diamond for the all-important run. Unable to muster a score in their final two at bats, the Broncos fell by a 7-6 final.

WMU’s Freed Messner made history that game, hitting the only pinch-hit grand slam home run in College World Series history in the top of the eighth. It was also Messner’s only hit of the series (1-for-12).

Lowell Johnson was the top slugger for WMU, batting in two while going 3-for-5 from the plate, with two runs scored. Al Nagel and Tom Czyz each drove in a run. Bill LaJoie scored twice, knocking two hits, including a double. Nagel and Leland David each had a hit and scored once. Schwarzkoff tallied a single.

With the loss, WMU would have to wait in the championship round with one loss for the winner of the play-in game between Wake Forest and Oklahoma A&M. Wake Forest went on to win, 2-0, setting up the third straight game between the Broncos and its ACC opponent.

Western Michigan’s run in 1955 was the best ever in school history. It was one of 10 NCAA Tournament appearances over a span of 29 years under Maher. His teams advanced to a total of six College World Series (1952, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1963).

In its 53 years of existence, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund has been the official fundraising arm of the WMU Athletic Department, raising over $4 million through annual gifts and major contributions. OUR MISSION To support the student-athletes of Western Michigan University in their pursuit of championships, academic excellence and personal growth as representatives of WMU, its alumni, fans and community members. The Broncos would like to thank the following Car Coaches for their support of WMU Athletics: Cole Century - Tom Cole (owner) DeNooyer Chevrolet - Bill DeNooyer (owner) Harold Zeigler Auto Group - Harold & Aaron Zeigler (owner) John Tapper Automotive - John Tapper (owner) Maple Hill Auto Group - Jim Vandenberg (owner) Metro Toyota - Jeff DeNooyer (owner)

MIKE GARY ATHLETIC FUND Founded in 1956 by a group of area businessmen and dedicated Broncos, the Mike Gary Athletic Fund was established to provide direct financial support to the athletic programs of Western Michigan University. The fund is named in honor of long-time athletic director, Bronco football coach and WMU Hall of Fame inductee, Mr. Mitchell “Mike” Gary.

GARY FUND EXCEEDS $1 MILLION FOR SECOND-STRAIGHT YEAR Gary Fund had another record-setting year with an overall goal of $1.0 million for the 2009 campaign. The Mike Gary Athletic Fund announced a two percent increase in donations with a total of $1,022,045. Last year’s record total was $1,002,749. The Gary Fund volunteers surpassed their calling period goal of $475,000 with a total of $477,962. The announcement was made at the Mike Gary Athletic Fund Celebration held at the Gilmore House hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Dunn. In attendance were the Gary Fund volunteers, the WMU Head Coaches and athletic staff. The chair for the 2009 campaign was Jim Hall and the Vice Chair was Jim Everts.

WMU ATHLETICS ARE ...

The Gary Fund supports all 16 Western Michigan athletic programs from menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soccer to gymnastics to football and each and every student-athleteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience. The WMU student-athletes and teams are grateful to the Gary Fund donors and the volunteers.

SUPPORTED

WMU BASEBALL IS ...

Ellis Athletic Academic Advising Center

is located on the second floor of Read Fieldhouse. The athletic academic services program exists to provide a comfortable and supportive environment in which student-athletes can strive to achieve academic success. The Ellis Center houses the academic services staff, computer labs, tutoring program, composition specialists, study table and the CHAMPS/Life Skills program. The mission of this athletic academic service program is to assist student-athletes in reaching their full potential by providing them with the necessary tools and skills to achieve academic success.

ATHLETIC TRAINING Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Medical Services is to set a standard in providing comprehensive, quality healthcare to our studentathletes. Our staff will provide a professional environment for all involved. We will serve as advocate for the student-athletes health and well-being and we will be proactive in treating and managing the student-athletesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; healthcare. We use an integrated team approach of certified athletic trainers, sports medicine trained physicians, student athletic trainers and other qualified health professionals to effectively manage and treat various medical, physical and mental conditions. In compliance with the WMU Division of Intercollegiate Athletics mission, the medical services department will strive to produce NCAA Division I programs for men and women characterized by excellence in athletics and academics while being recognized as a leader among ethical, non-discriminatory, and fiscally well-managed departments.

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2010 Western Michigan Baseball GENERAL INFORMATION

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Location....................................................Kalamazoo, Michigan Founded...............................................................................1903 Enrollment....................................................................... 24,483 Facility....................... Hyames Field at Robert J. Bobb Stadium Surface............................................................................... Grass Dimensions..........................................LF-325, CF-400, RF-340 Nickname....................................................................... Broncos Colors ....................................................................Brown & Gold Affiliation............................................................. NCAA Division I Conference..................................Mid-American (West Division) President.........................................................Dr. John M. Dunn Alma Mater (Year)....................................Northern Illinois (’67) Athletics Director . .........................................Kathy Beauregard Alma Mater (Year)......................................................Hope (’79)

PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Baseball..........................................................1911 Overall All-Time Record.....................................1,744-1,212-23 College World Series Appearances....................................... Six (1952, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1963) NCAA Appearances................................................................. 11 (1952, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1989) MAC Championships............................................................... 14 (1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1955, 1957,1958, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1989) Most Wins in a Season...............................................39 (1989)

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TEAM INFORMATION

2009 Players Drafted .......................................................... One 2009 Overall Record..........................................................14-35 COACHING STAFF 2009 MAC Record (Finish) ....................9-18 (6th, MAC West) Head Coach ..............................................................Randy Ford Letterman R/L . .................................................................. 16/7 Alma Mater (Year).............................Western Michigan (’79) Position Players R/L.............................................................. 9/5 Overall Record (Seasons)............................115-137-1 (Five) Starters Returning/Lost........................................................ 5/3 Record at WMU...................................................................same Pitchers R/L......................................................................... 10/2 Conference Record........................................................58-63 Weekend Starting Pitchers R/L............................................ 3/0 Phone .............................................................269-276-3205 Newcomers.................................................................................9 E-mail.................................................randy.ford@wmich.edu Assistant Coach...................................................Scott Demetral TABLE OF CONTENTS Alma Mater (Year).............................Western Michigan (’95) Phone..............................................................269-276-3208 Western Michigan in MLB...................................................... 2-4 E-mail......................................... scott.demetral@wmich.edu Adidas Ad....................................................................................5 Assistant Coach.......................................................... Tom Grant Robert J. Bobb Stadium......................................................... 6-7 Alma Mater/Year............................................... Brevard (’07) Donald J. Seelye Indoor Facility............................................. 8-9 Email................................................. grant2650@gmail.com College World Series............................................................... 10 Baseball Secretary............................................Kim Hemingway 1955 NCAA Runner-Up........................................................... 11 Office Phone .......................................................269-387-3063 Gary Fund...........................................................................12-13 Academic Services/Athletic Training................................14-15 Quick Facts.............................................................................. 16 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS 2010 Schedule/Team Photo.................................................. 17 Assistant Director/Baseball Contact.................. .Kristin Keirns Roster Break Down............................................................18-19 Phone . ................................................................269-387-4123 Bronco Biographies............................................................20-41 Fax........................................................................269-387-4139 Head Coach Randy Ford....................................................42-43 E-mail ................................................kristin.keirns@wmich.edu Assistant Coach Scott Demetral............................................ 44 Press Box/Cell.................................................... 269-998-8062 Assistant Coach Tom Grant.................................................... 45 Assistant A.D. - Marketing, Publicity & Licensing..... Bob D’Amelio Support Staff........................................................................... 46 Media Relations Director.......................................... Mat Kanan wmubroncos.com.................................................................... 47 Associate Director.................................................. Matt Holmes 2009 Statistics...................................................................48-51 Assistant Director..................................................Adam Bodnar Record vs. Opponents............................................................. 52 website................................................... www.wmubroncos.com Bronco Records..................................................................53-55 Award Winners....................................................................56-57 Year-By-Year Results............................................................... 58 Mid-American Conference...................................................... 59 Western Michigan University.............................................60-70

2010 Western Michigan Baseball Information Guide

2010 CAPTAINS

Produced by the WMU Athletic Media Relations Office Layout/Content: Kristin Keirns Cover Design: Kristin Keirns/Mike Naylor Editorial Assistance: Mat Kanan, Scott Demetral, Kim Hemingway Photo Credits: Zolton Cohen, GS Photo, WMU Archives

#30 HECKAMAN

#26 STROUD

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

Middle Row: (L-R) Jack Scanlon, Brooks Beilke, Jamie Simpson, Dustin Ditsworth, Dave Brelinski, Chris Bossenbery, Eric Heckaman, Andrew Butkus, Grant Simotes, Jordan Easom, Derek Mosher, Kory Bauswell, Zach Thoma, Chris Lewis. Back Row: (L-R) Athletic Trainer Lisa Hardy, Assistant Coach Tom Grant, Brad Wehrmeyer, Brian Stroud, Billy Morrison, Ryan McMillin, Troy Forton, Dan Kneibel, Tim Mowry, Mike Moyer, John Navage, Casey Hall, Michael Klett, Patrick Duncan, Head Coach Randy Ford, Assistant Coach Scott Demetral.

2010 SCHEDULE Feb. 26 Feb. 27 (DH) Feb. 27 (DH) March 1 March 1 March 2 March 3 March 4 March 5 March 6 March 12 March 13 March 14 March 19 March 20 (DH) March 20 (DH) March 21 MARCH 24 MARCH 26 MARCH 27 MARCH 28 MARCH 29 MARCH 30 April 2 April 3 April 4 April 7 April 9 April 10 April 11

Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist Illinois State Northeastern Kansas State Valparaiso Villanova St. Bonaventure Butler Oral Roberts Oral Roberts Oral Roberts Indiana State Indiana State Indiana State Indiana State CONCORDIA AKRON * AKRON * AKRON * DAVENPORT OAKLAND Kent State * Kent State * Kent State * Notre Dame Ohio * Ohio * Ohio *

Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Auburndale, Fla. Auburndale, Fla. Auburndale, Fla. Winter Haven, Fla. Winter Haven, Fla. Winter Haven, Fla. Winter Haven, Fla. Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa, Okla. Terre Haute, Ind. Terre Haute, Ind. Terre Haute, Ind. Terre Haute, Ind. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Kent, Ohio Kent, Ohio Kent, Ohio South Bend, Ind. Athens, Ohio Athens, Ohio Athens, Ohio

2 p.m. 12 p.m. 3 p.m. 11 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 11 a.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 4 p.m. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 P.M. 3 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 3 P.M. 3 P.M. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 5:05 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

April 13 APRIL 14 APRIL 16 APRIL 17 APRIL 18 April 20 April 21 April 23 April 24 April 25 APRIL 30 MAY 1 MAY 2 MAY 4 May 5 MAY 7 MAY 8 MAY 9 MAY 12 May 14 May 15 May 16 May 18 May 20 May 21 May 22 May 26-29

Illinois-Chicago MICHIGAN STATE MIAMI * MIAMI * MIAMI * Michigan State Bowling Green Eastern Michigan * Eastern Michigan * Eastern Michigan * TOLEDO * TOLEDO * TOLEDO * MICHIGAN Oakland BALL STATE * BALL STATE * BALL STATE * ILLINOIS-CHICAGO Central Michigan * Central Michigan * Central Michigan * Illinois Northern Illinois * Northern Illinois * Northern Illinois * MAC Tournament

* Indicates Mid-American Conference contest Home games highlighted, in bold caps All times EST and subject to change

Chicago, Ill. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Lansing, Mich. Bowling Green, Ohio Ypsilanti, Mich. Ypsilanti, Mich. Ypsilanti, Mich. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Rochester, Mich. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. KALAMAZOO, MICH. Mount Pleasant, Mich. Mount Pleasant, Mich. Mount Pleasant, Mich. Champaign, Ill. DeKalb, Ill. DeKalb, Ill. DeKalb, Ill. Chillicothe, Ohio

8:05 p.m. 3 P.M. 3 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 3:05 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 3 P.M. 3 p.m. 3 P.M. 1 P.M. 1 P.M. 3 P.M. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 4:05 p.m. 4:05 p.m. 1:05 p.m. TBA

Front Row: (L-R) Isaac Avila, Casey Webber, Kyle Strube, student manager Andrew Schrepfer, Mike Frigo, Jimmy Martinez, Kyle Galbraith, Sam Weinberg, Tim Cross.

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2010 Western Michigan Baseball

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

NUMERICAL ROSTER

# 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 40

NAME Brelinski, Dave Frigo, Mike Martinez, Jimmy Thoma, Zach Wehrmeyer, Brad Galbraith, Kyle Mosher, Derek Cross, Tim Weinberg, Sam McMillin, Ryan Avila, Isaac Simotes, Grant Easom, Jordan Forton, Troy Duncan, Patrick Morrison, Billy Ditsworth, Dustin Beilke, Brooks Scanlon, Jack Bauswell, Kory Webber, Casey Lewis, Chris Stroud, Brian Klett, Michael Navage, John Heckaman, Eric Hall, Casey Simpson, Jamie Butkus, Andrew Bossenbery, Chris Moyer, Mike Kneibel, Dan Strube, Kyle Mowry, Tim

POS. OF OF INF INF OF OF RHP OF RHP INF INF/OF INF INF RHP/INF RHP/INF RHP C C OF C LHP C RHP LHP RHP RHP RHP OF C RHP/INF LHP RHP LHP RHP

BRONCOS BY CLASS B/T R/R R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R S/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R R/R L/R R/R L/R S/R R/R L/L R/R R/R L/R R/R R/R L/R L/L R/R L/L R/R

HT. 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-10 6-2 5-9 6-0 6-2 5-8 6-4 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-5 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-4 6-5 6-2 6-4 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-4 6-4 6-1 6-5

WT. 185 175 180 185 180 185 170 205 170 200 175 185 190 195 190 205 180 185 185 185 170 190 215 195 210 215 185 215 200 180 160 170 190 220

YR. Jr. RFr. Fr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. RFr. So. So. RJr. So. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Fr. RFr. So. Fr. Sr.

HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL Clarkston, Mich. (Kalamazoo Valley CC) (Clarkston) Lockport, Ill. (Lockport Township) Auburn Hills, Mich. (De La Salle) Omaha, Neb. (University of Kansas) (Creighton Prep) Holland, Mich. (West Ottawa) Paw Paw, Mich. (Paw Paw) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Kellogg CC) (Pioneer) Walled Lake, Mich. (Walled Lake Central) St. Charles, Ill. (St. Charles North) LaGrange, Ill. (Lyons Township) Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (De La Salle) Minooka, Ill. (Providence Catholic) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Paris CC) (Keller) Muskegon, Mich. (North Muskegon) Arlington, Texas (Lamar) Novi, Mich. (Novi) Grand Ledge, Mich. (Grand Ledge) Buffalo, Minn. (Buffalo) Jenison, Mich. (Jenison) Hudsonville, Mich. (Hudsonville) Tinley Park, Ill. (Providence Catholic) Ada, Mich. (Forest Hills Central) Joliet, Ill. (Providence Catholic) Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield) Beaver Falls, Penn. (Blackhawk) South Bend, Ind. (Harper College) (John Adams) Grass Lake, Mich. (Grass Lake) Dowagiac, Mich. (Dowagiac Union) Arlington Heights, Ill. (Oakton CC) (Prospect) Lansing, Mich. (Holt) Sylvania, Ohio (Northview) Jenison, Mich. (Hudsonville) Monroe, Mich. (Jefferson) Portage, Mich. (Portage Central)

Head Coach: #29 Randy Ford (Western Michigan, ’79 - sixth season) Assistant Coach: #11 Scott Demetral (Western Michigan, ’95 - sixth season) Assistant Coach: #39 Tom Grant (Brevard, ’07 - second season)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # 13 23 21 34 1 33 9 20 17 15 16 2 7 31 30 27 36 25 3 12 19 8 40 35 28 22 14 32 26 37 4 24 6 10

NAME Avila, Isaac Bauswell, Kory Beilke, Brooks Bossenbery, Chris Brelinski, Dave Butkus, Andrew Cross, Tim Ditsworth, Dustin Duncan, Patrick Easom, Jordan Forton, Troy Frigo, Mike Galbraith, Kyle Hall, Casey Heckaman, Eric Klett, Michael Kneibel, Dan Lewis, Chris Martinez, Jimmy McMillin, Ryan Morrison, Billy Mosher, Derek Mowry, Tim Moyer, Mike Navage, John Scanlon, Jack Simotes, Grant Simpson, Jamie Stroud, Brian Strube, Kyle Thoma, Zach Webber, Casey Wehrmeyer, Brad Weinberg, Sam

POS. INF/OF C C RHP/INF OF C OF C RHP/INF INF RHP/INF OF OF RHP RHP LHP RHP C INF INF RHP RHP RHP LHP RHP OF INF OF RHP LHP INF LHP OF RHP

B/T S/R R/R R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R R/R L/L R/R S/R L/R R/R R/R L/R R/R L/L R/R L/R R/R R/R R/R L/L R/R L/R R/R R/R

HT. 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-1 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-1 6-0 5-9 6-4 6-2 6-4 6-4 6-0 5-10 6-4 6-5 6-0 6-5 6-4 6-5 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-4 6-1 5-10 6-0 6-2 5-8

WT. 175 185 185 180 185 200 205 180 190 190 195 175 185 185 215 195 170 190 180 200 205 170 220 160 210 185 185 215 215 190 185 170 180 170

YR. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. So. RFr. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. RFr. Sr. So. RJr. So. Jr. Fr. So. So. So. RFr.

HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (De La Salle) Hudsonville, Mich. (Hudsonville) Buffalo, Minn. (Buffalo) Lansing, Mich. (Holt) Clarkston, Mich. (Kalamazoo Valley CC) (Clarkston) Arlington Heights, Ill. (Oakton CC) (Prospect) Walled Lake, Mich. (Walled Lake Central) Grand Ledge, Mich. (Grand Ledge) Arlington, Texas (Lamar) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Paris CC) (Keller) Muskegon, Mich. (North Muskegon) Lockport, Ill. (Lockport Township) Paw Paw, Mich. (Paw Paw) Grass Lake, Mich. (Grass Lake) South Bend, Ind. (Harper College) (John Adams) Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield) Jenison, Mich. (Hudsonville) Ada, Mich. (Forest Hills Central) Auburn Hills, Mich. (De La Salle) LaGrange, Ill. (Lyons Township) Novi, Mich. (Novi) Ann Arbor, Mich. (Kellogg CC) (Pioneer) Portage, Mich. (Portage Central) Sylvania, Ohio (Northview) Beaver Falls, Penn. (Blackhawk) Jenison, Mich. (Jenison) Minooka, Ill. (Providence Catholic) Dowagiac, Mich. (Dowagiac Union) Joliet, Ill. (Providence Catholic) Monroe, Mich. (Jefferson) Omaha, Neb. (University of Kansas) (Creighton Prep) Tinley Park, Ill. (Providence Catholic) Holland, Mich. (West Ottawa) St. Charles, Ill. (St. Charles North)

FRESHMEN (11) Bauswell, Kory - #23 Beilke, Brooks #21 Bossenbery, Chris - #34 Ditsworth, Dustin - #20 Duncan, Patrick - #17 Frigo, Mike - #2 Klett, Michael - #27 Martinez, Jimmy - #3 Moyer, Mike - #35 Strube, Kyle - #37 Weinberg, Sam - #10

SOPHOMORES (11) Avila, Isaac - #13 Easom, Jordan - #15 Forton, Troy - #16 Hall, Casey - #31 Kneibel, Dan - #36 McMillin, Ryan - #12 Scanlon, Jack - #22 Simpson, Jamie - #32 Thoma, Zach - #4 Webber, Casey - #24 Wehrmeyer, Brad - #6

JUNIORS (6) Brelinski, Dave - #1 Butkus, Andrew - #33 Cross, Tim - #9 Heckaman, Eric - #30 Simotes, Grant - #14 Stroud, Brian - #26

SENIORS (6) Galbraith, Kyle - #7 Lewis, Chris - #25 Morrison, Billy - #19 Mosher, Derek - #8 Mowry, Tim - #40 Navage, John - #28

BRONCOS BY STATE MICHIGAN (19) Bauswell, Kory - Hudsonville Bossenbery, Chris - Lansing Brelinski, Dave - Clarkston Cross, Tim - Walled Lake Ditsworth, Dustin - Grand Ledge Easom, Jordan - Ann Arbor Forton, Troy - Muskegon Galbraith, Kyle - Paw Paw Hall, Casey - Grass Lake Kneibel, Dan - Jenison Lewis, Chris - Ada Martinez, Jimmy - Auburn Hills Morrison, Billy - Novi Mosher, Derek - Ann Arbor Mowry, Tim - Portage Scanlon, Jack - Jenison Simpson, Jamie - Dowagiac Strube, Kyle - Monroe Wehrmeyer, Brad - Holland

INDIANA (1) Heckaman, Eric - South Bend MINNESOTA (1) Beilke, Brooks - Buffalo NEBRASKA (1) Thoma, Zach - Omaha OHIO (1) Moyer, Mike - Sylvania PENNSYLVANIA (1) Navage, John - Beaver Falls TEXAS (1) Duncan, Patrick - Arlington DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (1) Avila, Isaac - Santo Domingo

ILLINOIS (8) Butkus, Andrew - Arlington Heights Frigo, Mike - Lockport Klett, Michael - Plainfield McMillin, Ryan - LaGrange Simotes, Grant - Minooka Stroud, Brian - Joliet Webber, Casey - Tinley Park Weinberg, Sam - St. Charles

BRONCOS BY POSITION PITCHERS (16) Bossenbery, Chris (RHP) - #34 Duncan, Patrick (RHP) - #17 Forton, Troy (RHP) - #16 Hall, Casey (RHP) - #31 Heckaman, Eric (RHP) - #30 Klett, Michael (LHP) - #27 Kneibel, Dan (RHP) - #36 Mosher, Derek (RHP) - #8 Morrison, Billy (RHP) - #19 Mowry, Tim (RHP) - #40 Moyer, Mike (LHP) - #35 Navage, John (RHP) - #28 Stroud, Brian (RHP) - #26 Strube, Kyle (LHP) - #37 Webber, Casey (LHP) - #24 Weinberg, Sam (RHP) - #10 CATCHERS (5) Bauswell, Kory - #23 Beilke, Brooks - #21 Butkus, Andrew - #33 Ditsworth, Dustin - #20 Lewis, Chris - #25

INFIELD (8) Avila, Isaac - #13 Bossenbery, Chris - #34 Duncan, Patrick - #17 Easom, Jordan - #15 Forton, Troy - #16 McMillin, Ryan - #12 Thoma, Zach - #4 Simotes, Grant - #14 OUTFIELD (8) Avila, Isaac - #13 Brelinski, Dave - #1 Cross, Tim - #9 Galbraith, Kyle - #7 Frigo, Mike - #2 Scanlon, Jack - #22 Simpson, Jamie - #32 Wehrmeyer, Brad - #6

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

DAVE BRELINSKI

MIKE FRIGO

RFr. OF R/R 6-0 175 Lockport, Ill.

RJr. OF R/R 6-2 205 Walled Lake, Mich.

JORDAN EASOM

22 JACK SCANLON

So. OF L/R 6-1 185 Jenison, Mich.

28 JOHN NAVAGE

RSr. RHP R/R 6-5 210 Beaver Falls, Penn.

35 MIKE MOYER

RFr. LHP L/L 6-4 160 Sylvania, Ohio

Fr. INF L/R 5-10 180 Auburn Hills, Mich.

TROY FORTON

SAM WEINBERG

RFr. RHP R/R 5-8 170 St. Charles, Ill.

PATRICK DUNCAN

23 KORY BAUSWELL

CASEY WEBBER

So. LHP L/R 6-0 170 Tinley Park, Ill.

30 ERIC HECKAMAN

RJr. RHP R/R 6-2 215 South Bend, Ind.

36 DAN KNEIBEL

RSo. RHP R/R 6-4 170 Jenison, Mich.

RSo. INF R/R 5-11 185 Omaha, Neb.

31 CASEY HALL

So. RHP L/R 6-4 185 Grass Lake, Mich.

37 KYLE STRUBE

Fr. LHP L/L 6-1 190 Monroe, Mich.

BRAD WEHRMEYER

KYLE GALBRAITH

RSo. OF R/R 6-2 180 Holland, Mich.

12 RYAN McMILLIN

ISAAC AVILA

So. INF R/R 6-4 200 RSo. INF/OF S/R 6-1 175 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic LaGrange, Ill.

RSo. RHP/INF L/R 6-1 195 Fr. RHP/INF R/R 6-3 190 Muskegon, Mich. Arlington, Texas

Fr. C R/R 6-0 185 Hudsonville, Mich.

ZACH THOMA

9 TIM CROSS

Sr. RHP L/R 6-0 170 Ann Arbor, Mich.

So. INF R/R 6-1 190 Ann Arbor, Mich.

JIMMY MARTINEZ

19 BILLY MORRISON

RSr. RHP R/R 6-5 205 Novi, Mich.

25 CHRIS LEWIS

RSr. C S/R 6-0 190 Ada, Mich.

32 JAMIE SIMPSON

So. OF R/R 6-1 215 Dowagiac, Mich.

40 TIM MOWRY

RSr. RHP R/R 6-5 220 Portage, Mich.

20 DUSTIN DITSWORTH Fr. C L/R 6-2 180 Grand Ledge, Mich.

26 BRIAN STROUD

Sr. OF R/R 5-9 185 Paw Paw, Mich.

14 GRANT SIMOTES

RJr. INF R/R 6-1 185 Minooka, Ill.

21 BROOKS BEILKE

Fr. C R/R 6-2 185 Buffalo, Minn.

27 MICHAEL KLETT

Jr. RHP R/R 6-4 215 Joliet, Ill.

Fr. LHP L/L 6-4 195 Plainfield, Ill.

ANDREW BUTKUS

RJr. C R/R 6-1 200 Arlington Heights, Ill.

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

8 DEREK MOSHER

RJr. OF R/R 6-0 185 Clarkston, Mich.

CHRIS BOSSENBERY

Fr. RHP/INF L/R 6-1 180 Lansing, Mich.

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ISAAC

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

INFIELD/OUTFIELD RSo. S/R 6-1 175 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic De La Salle

#13

AVILAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATS YEAR AVG G-GS AB 2009 .143 18-6 21

R H 3 3

2B 3B 0 0

HR 1

RBI 1

SB-A 0.0

BB SO 1 12

TB-SLUG% 6-.286

FLD .792

2009:

Played in 18 games, making six starts in the infield ... first career hit was home run in the second at bat of his first game, at Kentucky (2/27) ... made first career start vs. Wildcats the next day (3/1) ... batted .143 (3-for-21) and scored three runs.

2008: Redshirted. Personal: Son of Frank Avila and Mayra Rodriguez ... born Sept. 8, 1988 in Santo

Domingo, Dominican Republic ... has two brothers, Frank and Julio, and a sister, Gillian ... civil engineering major.

AVILA

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TIM

YEAR AVG G-GS AB R 2009 .254 37-30 122 22 2008 .200 14-0 5 2 Totals .252 51-30 127 24

H 2B 3B 31 5 2 1 0 0 32 5 2

HR 6 0 6

RBI 23 0 23

SB-A 2-2 0-0 2-2

BB SO 11 31 1 2 12 33

TB-SLUG% 58-.475 1-.200 59-.465

FLD .944 .833 .936

2009:

Played in 37 games and made 30 starts ... batted .254 overall and .286 during conference season ... hit five doubles, two triples and six home runs ... all six home runs were against MAC opponents ... recorded seven multi-hit and five multi-RBI games ... had a six game hitting streak (5/2 - 5/9) ... hit a home run in only at bat against Miami (4/4) ... went 2-for-4 with three RBIs and a run scored at Buffalo, hitting a base clearing triple (4/10) ... went 3-for-5 with three RBIs and two runs, again hitting a three-run triple two days later at Buffalo (4/12) ... hit two home runs, going 3-for-5 with four RBIs and three runs scored at Toledo (5/2) ... hit doubles in back-to-back games vs. Toledo (5/3) and Michigan (5/5) ... hit a three-run homer vs. Central Michigan (5/8) and Northern Illinois (5/14).

2008:

Played in 14 games, appearing primarily as a pinch runner ... recorded one hit in five trips to the plate, singling against Wayne State (4/2) ... drew a walk and scored two runs against Grand Valley State (4/15).

2007: Redshirted at Miami (OH). H

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

CROSS’ CAREER STATS

OUTFIELD RJr. R/R 6-2 205 Walled Lake, Mich. Walled Lake Central

CROSS

igh chool Played outfield at Walled Lake Central … batted .478 junior season, with seven home runs ... owned a .500 batting average as a senior, belting nine home runs … named to the 2005-06 all-state team … also earned all-conference, all-county, all-area and all-district honors in 2005-06 … named Academic All-State in 2005-06 … honored with the Award for Academic Excellence … lettered in basketball and football.

Personal: Son of Steve and Jennie Cross … born Jan. 15, 1988 in Detroit, Mich. ... has two sisters, Julie and Kelsey ... finance major.

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TROY

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

RHP/INFIELD RSo. L/R 6-1 195 Muskegon, Mich. North Muskegon

#16

FORTON’S CAREER STATS YEAR ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP 2009 8.26 18 2-2 18 0 0 0 44.2

H 76

R ER 50 41

BB 16

SO 33

wp bk hb 4 1 7

2009:

Appeared in 18 games, all in relief ... made second most appearances on the team ... tallied a 2-2 record with a 8.26 ERA ... struck out 33 in 44.2 innings pitched ... picked up victory in a 5-4 win vs. Michigan State (4/8), allowing two runs on four hits in two innings ... second win was in a 14-13 contest at Buffalo (4/12), throwing a season long 4.2 innings and allowing two runs on four hits, while striking out three ... struck out four batters in 3.1 innings at Oral Roberts (2/20) and four batters in 4.0 innings at Ball State (3/26) ... fanned a season-high six batters in 3.0 innings at Michigan (5/5).

2008: Redshirted. H

igh chool Played shortstop and pitched at North Muskegon … finished career with a 20-5 record on the mound, while batting .520 ... named first team all-state, as well as all-district, all-area, all-region and all-conference as a junior and senior … collected team MVP honors in final two seasons … lettered in football.

Personal: Son of Randy and Mary Forton … born Oct. 6, 1988 in Muskegon, Mich. ... has a sister, Shannon ... special education major.

FORTON

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KYLE

YEAR AVG 2009 .304 2008 .292 2007 .265 Totals .289

G-GS AB 47-47 194 44-37 154 45-37 151 136-121 499

R H 2B 3B 42 59 9 0 24 45 7 1 17 40 11 1 83 144 27 2

HR 13 5 2 20

RBI 35 32 20 87

SB-A 3-6 2-4 0-0 5-10

BB 21 12 9 42

SO 33 19 8 60

TB-SLUG% 107-.552 69-.448 59-.391 235-.471

FLD .941 .980 .919 .946

2009:

Played and started in 47 games, splitting time between third base and center field ... hit leadoff in 41 games ... led the team in home runs (13), runs scored (42), total bases (107), walks (21), on base percentage (.403), sac bunts (4) and hit by pitch (11) ... was fourth on the team in batting average (.304) and second in hits (59), RBIs (35), at bats (194), slugging percentage (.552) and games played ... 13 home runs tied for fifth most in a single season in school history ... 11 times struck by a pitch ties as third most in school history ... batted .333 during MAC season ... recorded 13 multi-hit and eight multi-RBI games ... had a season long hitting streak of 13 games (3/20 - 4/10) ... had three games with four hits, at Cincinnati (3/13), at Bowling Green (3/21) and vs. Northern Illinois (5/14) ... had two games with four RBIs, vs. South Dakota State (3/6) and at Ball State (4/25) ... hit a home run in four straight games (4/18 - 4/26), including all three of Ball State series, homering twice in game two (4/25) ... batted .429 (6-for-14) during Ball State series, with four home runs, seven RBIs, a double and five runs scored.

2008:

Played in 44 games, starting 37 in center field ... batted .292, .288 in conference play ... totaled five home runs, seven doubles a triple and drove in 32 runs ... had 15 multi-hit games ... rattled off a nine-game hit streak (4/26-5/9) ... went 4-for-5 with two RBIs and three runs vs. Northeastern (3/2) ... homered in back-to-back at bats at Miami, hitting a grand slam and a two-run homer, finishing the game with six RBIs (4/6) ... drove in three runs against Eastern Illinois (3/8), Ball State (4/27) and Central Michigan (5/10) ... went 3-for-4 at the plate against CMU (5/10) and Notre Dame (5/12) ... hit a double and a home run against Northern Illinois (5/15) ... hit a solo home run against Ohio in the MAC Tournament (5/22).

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OUTFIELD Sr. R/R 5-9 185 Paw Paw, Mich. Paw Paw

GALBRAITH

2007:

Played in 45 games, making 37 starts, 24 coming in center field ... finished third on the team with 11 doubles ... had 12 multi-hit games ... hit a home run in first collegiate game against Bethune-Cookman (3/3) ... went 3-for-3 at the plate with a double and an RBI vs. UNC Greensboro (3/9) ... had two hits, including a home run, recording three RBIs at Notre Dame (3/21) ... went 2-for-3 with two RBIs vs. Olivet (5/9) ... matched career-high three RBIs vs. Eastern Michigan (5/18) ... hit leadoff in 20 games.

High School: Played center field and third base for Paw Paw ... was named to the Kalamazoo Valley Association All-Conference Team as a sophomore, junior and senior ... was named team MVP senior year ... hit .420 with seven home runs and 23 stolen bases during senior campaign ... also lettered in football and basketball ... named first team all-state in football as a senior.

Personal: Son of Marty and Cindy Galbraith ... born Jan. 14, 1988 in Kalamazoo, Mich. ... has a sister, Heather ... elementary education major.

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CASEY

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RHP So. L/R 6-4 185 Grass Lake, Mich. Grass Lake

#31

HALL’S CAREER STATS YEAR ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP 2009 7.24 10 0-1 6 0 0 0 32.1

H 38

R ER 30 26

BB 18

SO 17

wp bk hb 3 0 7

2009: Appeared in 10 contests, making six starts ... had a 0-1 record with a 7.24 ERA ... held opposing batters to a .297 average ... struck out 17 in 32.1 innings pitched ... made first career start at Kentucky (3/3) ... scattered four hits and struck out three, allowing just one earned run, in a season-high 6.0 innings pitched at Oakland (3/31) ... surrenderd one earned run on three hits, striking out four in 5.0 innings at Michigan State (4/8) ... struck out four in 5.1 innings at Michigan (5/6).

High School: Earned letters in golf and baseball … helped baseball team to 34 win season and state title in 2008 … recorded an 11-1 record with 0.57 ERA as a senior … went 24-4 in high school career … earned all-state honors in 2008 … selected as preseason All-American.

ersonal Son of Randall and Joey Hall … born Oct. 31, 1989 in Ann Arbor, Mich. … interdisciplinary health and human services major.

HALL

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ERIC

YEAR ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP 2009 6.41 12 3-3 12 0 0 0 59.0 2008 14.81 5 0-0 1 0 0 0 10.1 Totals 7.68 17 3-3 13 0 0 0 69.1

H 66 16 82

R 51 18 69

ER 42 17 59

BB 27 11 38

SO 35 2 37

wp bk hb 4 1 16 1 0 4 5 1 20

2009:

Appeared in 12 games as Broncos’ No. 3 starter ... compiled a 3-3 record with a 6.41 ERA ... held opponents to a .280 batting average ... issued just 66 hits and struck out 35 in 59.0 innings pitched ... recorded a career-high five strikeouts in 6.0 innings at Cincinnati (3/15) and in 7.0 innings vs. Central Michigan (5/10) ... went six innings or better in half of his appearances ... threw a career-high 8.0 innings, allowing four earned runs against Miami (4/4) ... allowed just one earned run in 6.0 innings at Bowling Green (3/22) ... tossed 3.0 innings of scoreless ball at Michigan State (4/15).

2008:

Made five appearances on the mound, throwing a total of 10.1 innings ... allowed three runs on three hits in 2.1 innings in first career outing in game two vs. Southern Illinois (2/23) ... went 5.0 innings in only start, allowing four earned runs against Fairfield, recording one strikeout (3/4) ... threw relief against Michigan State (4/9), Grand Valley State (4/15) and at Oakland (5/6).

2007: Played football, as quarterback, at Harper College in

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HECKAMAN’S CAREER STATS

#30

RHP Jr. R/R 6-2 215 South Bend, Ind Harper College/John Adams

HECKAMAN

Palatine, Ill.

High School: Earned a combined nine varsity letters in football, basketball, and baseball … named team rookie of the year in baseball and football ... invited to participate in All-Metro League.

ersonal Son of John and Kristen Heckaman … born May 14, 1988 in South Bend, Ind. ... sister, Amanda, played softball at WMU from 2003-06 ... business major.

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CHRIS

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OUTFIELD RSr. S/R 6-0 190 Ada, Mich. Forest Hills Central

LEWIS

#25

LEWISâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CAREER STATS YEAR AVG 2009 .318 2008 .390 2007 .300 Totals .337

G-GS AB 49-49 214 50-47 182 45-38 150 144-154 546

R H 31 68 44 71 20 45 95 184

2B 10 13 5 28

3B 4 0 0 4

HR 7 8 1 16

RBI 39 49 24 112

SB-A 0-1 1-2 0-1 1-4

BB 11 26 11 48

SO 15 8 11 34

TB-SLUG% 107-.500 108-.593 53-.353 268-.491

FLD .957 .924 1.000 .931

2009:

Only Bronco to play in all 49 games, all of which were starts ... played in right field in 43 contests and batted third in the lineup in 48 ... set a new school hitting streak record, collecting a hit in 25 straight contests ... concluded 2008 on a 15-game hitting streak and picked up in 2009, hitting safely in first 10 contests ... led team in hits (68), RBIs (39), total bases (107), at bats (214), triples (4), games played (49), multi hit games (23) and multi-RBI games (12) ... finished third in batting average (.318) and second in runs scored (31), doubles (10) and home runs (7) ... also had a 12-game hitting streak (3/21 - 4/17) ... batted .308 during MAC season ... struck out just 15 times in 214 at bats, ranking him the 42nd toughest strikeout in NCAA Division I ... was only Bronco with five hits in one game, going 5-for-5 with a double at Kentucky (3/3) ... collected three hits in four contests ... drove in four runs at Bowling Green (3/21) and Toledo (5/1) ... hit a pair of solo home runs at Ball State (4/26) ... tied single-season record for at bats in a game with eight at Toledo (5/1).

2008: Was one of two players from the MAC to be named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District First Team, and was also named First Team All-MAC and Academic All-MAC ... played in 50 games, making 47 starts, 40 of which came in left field ... ranked second in the conference, 75th in the nation, in batting average (.390), ninth in MAC only games (.378) ... led conference in on base percentage (.488) and ranked ninth in hits (71) and RBIs (49) ... struck out just eight times in 182 at bats, ranking him the ninth toughest strikeout in NCAA Division I, while on-base percentage ranked 55th ... hit eight home runs, 13 doubles, totaled 71 hits and scored 44 runs ... hit total ties for ninth most in a season at WMU, while RBI total ties as the seventh most in school history ... led team in RBIs, slugging percentage (.593) and ranked second in multiple RBI games (13), multi-hit games (22) home runs, hits and doubles ... batting average jumped .90 from first season ... twice recorded four RBIs in one game, going 4-for-6 with three runs scored, hitting two doubles and a home run, against Villanova (2/29) and 2-for-4 against IPFW (4/16) ... had three hits and three RBIs against Bowling Green (3/13) ... went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and four runs scored vs. Eastern Illinois (3/8) ... drove in three runs against Wayne State (4/2) and at Northern Illinois (5/15) ... hit home runs in back-to-back games at Northern Illinois (5/15-16) ... went 3-for-3 at the plate with a home run, pair of RBIs and three runs scored, also stealing first base of career vs. Grand Valley State (4/15) ... finished the year on a team season-high 15-game hitting streak, reaching base in each of the last 23 games of the season ... shared team Most Improved Player Award with Matthew Abro.

2007: Played in 45 games, starting 30 games as designated hitter and eight as catcher ... batted .300, striking out just

11 times in 150 at-bats ... hit .358 (24-for-67) in MAC play, ranking 13th in the conference ... led team with seven multi-RBI games and was second on the team with 24 total RBIs ... had 13 multi-hit games ... rattled off a seven-game hit streak (3/4-10) ... went 3-for-4 with two RBIs against Bethune-Cookman (3/4) ... went 3-for-5 with three RBIs, two doubles, and two runs scored against Toledo (4/22) ... batted .583 (7-for-12) with a home run, double, three RBIs and three runs scored in three-game series against Eastern Michigan (5/17-19).

2006: Redshirted. High School: Led team to two district championships (2003, 2005) and a conference championship (2005) ... named all-conference and all-district all three years ... finished senior year with a .419 career batting average.

Personal: Son of Kenneth and Patricia Lewis ... born Nov. 15, 1986 in Cincinnati, Ohio ... both parents attended Western Michigan University ... has one brother, Steve and a sister, Leigh ... biomedical sciences major.

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RYAN

YEAR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B 2009 .227 33-31 110 17 25 4 0

HR 0

RBI 10

SB-A 2-3

BB SO 6 28

TB-SLUG% 29-.264

FLD .936

2009:

Played in 33 games, starting 31 ... 24 of starts were at shortstop ... batted .227, improving average to .268 during conference play ... recorded four doubles, 10 RBIs and went 2-for-3 on stolen bases ... had a .936 fielding percentage ... went 4-for-5 with an RBI and three runs scored at Bowling Green (3/21) ... batted 3-for-4 with two runs scored and two RBIs at Buffalo (4/12) ... drove in a run in all three games of Buffalo series.

igh chool Member of three state championship baseball teams … batted .490 with seven home runs as a senior … named all-conference in 2008.

Personal: Son of Donald and Lynda McMillin … born May 3, 1990 in LaGrange, Ill. … father wrestled and played football at Northern Illinois … has one brother, Kyle … physical education major.

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McMillin’S CAREER STATS

#12

INFIELD So. R/R 6-4 200 LaGrange, Ill. Lyons Township

McMILLIN

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BILLY

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RHP RSr. R/R 6-5 205 Novi, Mich. Novi

MORRISON

#19

MORRISON’S CAREER STATS YEAR 2009 2008 2007 2006 Totals

ERA app w-l 8.50 14 2-9 4.76 13 6-2 4.01 11 3-6 8.10 4 0-1 5.73 42 11-18

GS 13 13 11 2 39

CG SHO SV IP H R 0 0 0 65.2 114 81 2 2 0 81.1 85 49 1 0 0 74.0 81 45 0 0 0 10.0 20 14 3 2 0 231.0 300 189

ER 62 43 33 9 147

BB 23 26 11 5 65

SO 44 43 34 6 127

wp bk hb 9 0 14 7 0 6 3 2 4 1 0 0 20 2 24

2009: Appeared in 14 games, making 13 starts ... had a record of 2-9 with a 8.50 ERA ... struck out 44 batters in 65.2 innings pitched ... recorded a season-high six strikeouts in 5.0 innings pitched vs. Central Michigan (5/8) ... struck out five and allowed just one run in 6.0 innings for the win vs. South Dakota State (3/6) ... threw 6.1 innings, striking out three and yielding just two runs in six hits in win over Cincinnati (3/13) ... struck out two in an inning of hitless relief at Notre Dame (5/11).

2008:

Drafted in the ninth round (282nd overall) of the MLB Draft by the Seattle Mariners ... Second Team All-MAC and Academic All-MAC selection ... named MAC Pitcher of the Week (4/14) ... served as one of three team captains ... Broncos’ No. 2 starter, compiled a 6-2 record with a 4.76 ERA, going 4-1 in MAC play (fourth most MAC wins) ... struck out 43 batters in 81.1 innings pitched (fifth most innings pitched in MAC) ... held opposing hitters to a .267 batting average, .253 in MAC play (seventh best), and issued just 26 walks ... threw 6.0 innings or more in nine of 13 starts ... struck out six batters and allowed just one run in 7.1 innings against IPFW (3/7) ... threw a complete game seven-inning shutout against Morehead State (3/15), fanning three and scattering five hits without a walk ... threw a complete game nine-inning, four-hit, shutout vs. Buffalo, striking out six without a walk (4/13) ... tallied a career-high seven strikeouts at Ball State, allowing just three runs on eight hits in 7.0 innings (4/26) ... allowed just one run on three hits in 7.0 innings against Toledo, fanning six (5/3).

2007: Broncos’ No. 2 starter, made 11 starts on the mound ... compiled a 3-6

record with a 4.01 ERA, 11th best in the MAC ... threw 74.0 innings, tying for fifth most in the conference ... held opponents to a .273 batting average ... held MAC opponents to a .254 batting average ... two of three wins came against MAC competition ... 25 of 34 strikeouts came in conference play ... pitched eight innings, striking out two, in a 10-2 win over Florida A&M (3/3) ... struck out a season-high five batters vs. Southern Illinois (3/18) ... tied strikeout mark three other occassions ... alllowed just one run in six innings in 5-1 win vs. Bowling Green (3/31) ... threw seven innings without giving up an earned run, strikng out five at Buffalo (4/14) ... pitched a complete game, with no walks and struck out five, in a 7-2 win over Ball State (4/28) ... fanned five in 8.2 innings at Northern Illinois (5/5).

2006:

Redshirted ... made four appearances and two starts ... registered six strikeouts in 10.0 innings pitched.

High School: Lettered in baseball at Novi High School.

ersonal Son of Dave and Kay Morrison ... born on April 23, 1987 in Novi, Mich. ... father attended University of Detroit and mother attended Eastern Michigan ... has two sisters, Janet and Kerry ... marketing major.

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DEREK

YEAR 2009 2008 Totals

ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP 5.09 7 1-1 3 1 0 2 23.0 5.13 16 1-2 0 0 0 4 26.1 5.13 23 2-3 3 1 0 6 49.1

YEAR AVG 2009 .250 2008 .262 Totals .259

G-GS 17-17 46-43 63-60

AB R H 2B 3B 52 8 13 3 0 145 34 38 8 2 197 42 51 11 2

HR 1 5 6

H 24 17 41 RBI 5 35 40

R 15 15 30 SB-A 0-1 7-8 7-9

ER 13 15 28 BB 11 42 53

BB 4 10 14 SO 11 37 48

SO 18 24 42

wp bk hb 2 0 2 1 0 5 3 0 7

TB-SLUG% 19-.365 65-.448 84-.426

FLD .816 .930 .904

2009:

Played in 19 games, starting all, before missing the rest of the season with injury ... appeared on the mound in seven contests, starting three ... had a 1-1 record with a 5.09 ERA ... tallied two saves ... struck out 18 in 23.0 innings pitched ... held opponents to a .267 batting average ... issued just four walks ... threw WMU’s only complete game of the season, allowing just one run on two hits and striking out five in 9.0 innings against Morehead State (3/3) ... fanned a season-high six batters in 4.1 innings vs. Illinois State (3/8) ... recorded final two outs in save effort at Cincinnati (3/13) ... threw 1.2 innings of hitless ball for save at Bowling Green for second save (3/22) ... at the plate, had a .250 batting average, collecting 13 hits in 52 at bats ... drew 11 walks ... hit a home run in the first game of the season, going 2-for-2 at Oral Roberts (2/20) ... went 3-for-5 with a double, a run scored and RBI at Kentucky (3/1) ... tallied two hits and drove in three runs vs. South Dakota State (3/6) ... last game played of the season was at Ohio (3/28).

2008:

Played in 43 games, starting 33 at third base and 10 as catcher, also appearing in 16 games of relief on the mound ... named MAC Player of the Week (3/4) after batting .533 (8-for-15) with a home run, triple, double, 11 RBIs and 11 runs scored during a four-game win streak ... batted .262 for the season and .284 in MAC play ... led the conference and ranked 11th in the nation in base on balls per game (.91) ... totaled 42 walks tying for the third most in a season at WMU ... had a .467 on base percentage in conference games, ranking fifth in the MAC ... went 1-2 on the mound and picked up four saves, tying for fifth most in a season at WMU ... hit five home runs, eight doubles, two triples and had 35 RBIs ... tied for the second most stolen bases on the team, going 7-for-8 in attempts ... went 3-for-5 with three RBIs and four runs scored against Villanova (2/29) ... stole two bases against Northeastern (3/2) ... drove in three runs against Bowling Green (3/13) ... had a double and drew four walks vs. Buffalo (4/11) ... recorded a pair of doubles vs. Grand Valley State (4/15) ... hit a three-run homer at Eastern Michigan (4/19) ... hit a two-run home run vs. Toledo (5/2) ... belted a grand slam at Central Michigan (5/10) ... hurled 26.1 innings, maintaining a 5.13 ERA and recorded 24 strikeouts ... held opponents to a .181 batting average ... struck out three batters in first appearance on the mound, throwing 2.2 innings of hitless ball at Southern Illinois (2/23) ... earned the saves against Northeastern (3/2), Villanova (3/5), vs. Buffalo (4/13) and at Ball State (4/26) ... threw two hitless innings against both Buffalo and Ball State ... tossed a season-high 4.0 innings against IPFW, striking out a five ... struck out five in 3.0 innings, earning first career win at Central Michigan (5/10).

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MOSHER’S CAREER STATS

RHP Sr. L/R 6-0 170 Ann Arbor, Mich. Kellogg CC/Pioneer

MOSHER

2007:

Caught for Kellogg Community College … helped the team to a 44-12 record, and to the National Championship game, where KCC finished runners-up … batted .385 with six home runs.

High School: Finished career with a .350 batting average and 80 runs scored … named second team allstate … member of the state championship team.

Personal: Son of Charles and Karen Mosher … born on Oct. 14, 1988 in Ann Arbor, Mich … brother, Ryan, plays baseball at Wayne State University ... also has a sister, Megan ... psychology major.

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TIM

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RHP RSr. R/R 6-5 220 Portage, Mich. Portage

MOWRY

#40

MOWRYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATS YEAR 2009 2008 2007 Totals

ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP H 5.00 19 2-2 0 0 0 4 27.0 30 6.14 22 2-3 0 0 0 1 36.2 43 5.54 17 0-5 5 0 0 0 39.0 48 5.64 58 4-10 5 0 0 5 102.2 121

R 27 31 36 94

ER 15 25 24 64

BB 16 17 18 51

SO 28 32 22 82

wp bk hb 3 3 3 3 0 6 3 0 3 9 3 12

2009: Made 19 appearances on the mound, all in relief ... compiled a 2-2 record with a 5.00 ERA ... recorded four of the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eight saves, tying for eighth most saves in a single season ... struck out 28 batters in 27.0 innings pitched ... had three strikeouts and did not allow a hit in 2.0 innings vs. Ohio (3/27) ... worked an inning of hitless ball in four additional games ... struck out a season-high four batters and allowed just two hits in three scoreless innings vs. Oakland (3/31) ... struck out the side in one inning of work against Miami (4/4) ... did not allow a run and gave up just one hit over 3.0 innings at Toledo (5/1).

2008:

Appeared in 22 games of relief, tying for third most in a single season at WMU ... compiled a 2-3 record with a 6.14 ERA and earned the save in the season opener at Southern Illinois (2/22) ... tallied 32 strikeouts ... struckout four in a combined shutout effort at Morehead State (3/16) ... fanned four and allowed just two hits, throwing a season-high 4.0 innings vs. Wayne State, picking up the win (4/2) ... did not allow a run in 2.2 innings of work at Miami (4/6) ... struckout a career-high five batters and surrendered just one hit in 3.2 innings at No. 22 Michigan (4/29) ... yielded just one hit in 1.2 innings to earn the win against Illinois State ... recorded three strikeouts in 3.0 innings at Northern Illinois (5/15).

2007: Made third most appearances on the mound with 17 showings, started five of those contests ... threw 39.0 innings ... fanned three batters against North Florida (3/7) and Illinois (4/3) ... did not allow a hit in 2.2 innings pitched vs. Jacksonville, striking out two (3/11) ... struck out a season-high four batters in 3.2 innings at Michigan State (4/10).

2006: Redshirted. High School: A three-sport athlete for Portage Central in football, basketball and baseball ... helped baseball team to a 23-9 record from 2003-05 ... selected all-conference in football, basketball and baseball as a senior.

Personal:

Son of Steve and Barb Mowry ... born Sept. 28, 1987 in Kalamazoo, Mich. ... both parents attended Kalamazoo Valley Community College ... has one sister, Jenny ... management major.

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JOHN

YEAR ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP H 2009 9.99 12 0-2 1 0 0 1 24.1 42 2008 - DID NOT PLAY 2007 5.40 4 1-1 1 0 0 0 6.2 6 Totals 9.00 16 1-3 2 0 0 1 31.0 48

R ER 31 27 6 4 37 31

BB 16

SO 16

4 20

6 22

wp bk hb 7 2 3 1 8

0 2

1 4

2009:

Appeared in 12 games, making one start vs. Michigan (5/5) ... recorded 16 strikeouts in 24.1 innings ... fanned five batters in 2.2 innings vs. Eastern Michigan (4/18), yielding just one run on two hits, for first career save ... threw 2.0 innings of hitless ball at Ball State (3/24) ... earned second career start vs. Michigan (5/5) ... threw a season high 4.0 innings at Notre Dame (5/11).

2008: Missed season due to injury. 2007: Made four appearances, getting first collegiate start against Madonna (5/1) ... threw two innings of hitless relief, striking out three and earning the win at IPFW (4/17) ... struck out two and did not allow a hit in an inning of work vs. Olivet (5/9).

2006: Redshirted. H

igh chool Helped Blackhawk High School to a 14-5 record in 2005 ... named all-sectional in basketball and baseball as a senior ... won WPIAL championship game.

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NAVAGEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATS

#28

RHP RSr. R/R 6-5 210 Beaver Falls, Penn. Blackhawk

NAVAGE

Personal: Son of John and Denise Navage ... born April 26, 1987 in Beaver Falls, Pa. ... both parents attended Penn State ... pre-business major.

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JACK

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OUTFIELD So. L/R 6-1 185 Jenison, Mich. Jenison

#22

SCANLON’S CAREER STATS YEAR AVG G-GS AB 2009 .237 25-20 76

R H 2B 3B 8 18 2 0

HR 2

RBI 9

SB-A 2-2

BB SO 8 25

TB-SLUG% FLD 26-.342 1.000

2009:

Played in 25 games, making 20 starts, primarily in center field ... batted .237 with two doubles and two home runs ... went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs at Oral Roberts (2/22) ... hit first career home run vs. Morehead State (3/3) ... hit second home run at Cincinnati (3/15) ... had three hits in back-to-back games against Bowling Green (3/22) and Michigan State (3/25) ... drove in two runs vs. Bowling Green (3/20).

igh chool A three-sport athlete at Jenison in hockey, football, and baseball … hit 10 home runs as a senior … named all-conference and all-district three years in a row in baseball … member of all-state dream team in 2008 … played in East vs. West All-Star game.

Personal: Son of James and Deanne Scanlon … born Sept. 28, 1989 in Ann Arbor, Mich. … father played baseball at Eastern Kentucky and mother played volleyball at Eastern Kentucky … has one sister, Meghan, who plays volleyball at Grand Valley State … undecided major.

SCANLON

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GRANT

YEAR AVG 2009 .280 2008 .292 2007 .143 Totals .283

G-GS 44-43 53-53 3-2 100-98

AB R H 2B 3B 161 20 45 10 1 185 26 54 8 0 7 0 1 0 0 353 45 100 18 1

YEAR ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV 2009 18.00 1 0 0 0 0 0

HR 4 1 0 5 IP 1.0

RBI 23 25 0 48 H 3

SB-A 3-4 7-11 0-0 10-15

BB 20 16 1 37

R ER 2 2

SO 33 29 4 66 BB 1

TB-SLUG% FLD 69-.429 .936 65-.351 .934 1-.143 1.000 104-.294 .934 SO 2

wp bk hb 0 0 0

2009:

Played in 44 games, making 43 starts ... had the fifth highest batting on the team hitting .280 with 23 RBIs ... was second on the team in doubles (10), walks (20) and multi-hit games (14) ... had six games with multiple RBIs ... longest hitting streak was seven games (3/6 - 3/25) ... hit four home runs ... hit two doubles against Kentucky (3/3) ... went 4-for-5 at the plate with two doubles and three runs scored against South Dakota State (3/6) ... drove in three runs at Bowling Green (3/22) ... went 3-for-6 with a home run, a double and four RBIs at Toledo (5/3) ... had three games with three hits ... made one appearance on the mound in relief, striking out two in 1.0 inning vs. Michigan (5/5).

2008:

One of four Broncos to start all 53 games, appearing at shortstop ... batted .292, improving average to .318 in conference play ... hit one home run and eight triples, driving in 25 runs ... tied for the second most stolen bases on the team, going 7-for-11 in attempts ... six of those seven came in MAC games, ranking him eighth in the conference in stolen bases per game (.25) ... stole two bases at Miami (4/6) and vs. Buffalo (4/130 ... led team with six sacrifice hits, while recording six sac bunts ... had 14 multi-hit games and seven multi-RBI games ... had a season-long hit streak of eight games (4/13-26) ... went 3-for-4 at the plate with a career-high three RBIs in game one at Morehead State (3/15) ... best MAC series was at Eastern Michigan, going 8-for-12 (.667) in three games with a pair of doubles and hitting first career home run ... collected three hits vs. Toledo (5/4).

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SIMOTESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CAREER STATS

#14

INFIELD RJr. R/R 6-1 185 Minooka, Ill. Providence Catholic

SIMOTES

2007: Saw action in three games, starting two on the left side of the infield before redshirting ... recorded first collegiate hit against Wayne State (3/28).

igh chool Played shortstop for Providence Catholic ... was named to the First Team Chicago Catholic League All-Conference sophomore, junior and senior years ... received all-state special mention junior year ... member of the Honor Roll ... attended same high school as current Broncos Brian Stroud and Casey Webber.

Personal: Son of Larry and Lisa Simotes ... born June 22, 1987 in Joliet, Ill. ... father played basketball at Lewis University ... sister, Nina played basketball at Louisville ... marketing and Spanish major.

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JAMIE

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DH/OUTFIELD So. R/R 6-1 215 Dowagiac, Mich. Dowagiac Union

#32

SIMPSONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATS YEAR AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B 2009 .333 31-26 108 20 36 8 1

HR 7

RBI 26

SB-A 1-2

BB SO 15 27

TB-SLUG% 67-.620

FLD 1.000

2009:

Played in 31 games, making 26 starts ... all but one start was at designated hitter ... was second in batting average (.333) and home runs (7) ... led team with a .620 slugging percentage ... hit eight doubles, one triple and drove in 26 runs ... went 3-for-4 with a grand slam and five RBIs vs. Eastern Michigan (4/17) ... tied school record hitting three home runs in one game (4/25) ... batted 4-for-6 that game, also recording a double and five RBIs ... hit two home runs, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs at Toledo (5/2) ... batted .500 (8-for-16) with three home runs, four runs scored and five RBIs in three game series against Toledo ... also redshirted on the Bronco football team.

igh chool Three-sport scholastic student athlete ... earned 11 varsity letters in football (3), baseball (4) and basketball (4) ... named all-conference and all-region all four years in baseball ... collected all-state honors as a junior and senior ... batted .642 with 14 home runs, 58 RBIs and 36 stolen bases senior season ... drafted in the 33rd round by the Philadelphia Phillies ... ranked No. 12 fullback by ESPN.com coming out of senior football season ... ranked No. 32 overall in Michigan by Scout.com ... ranked No. 28 overall in Michigan by Rivals.com.

Personal: Son of James and Anne Simpson ... born in Niles, Mich ... majoring in business administration.

SIMPSON

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BRIAN

YEAR 2009 2008 Totals

ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP H R 6.66 13 3-9 13 0 0 0 77.0 94 70 4.02 13 6-0 11 0 2 1 62.2 43 32 5.49 26 9-9 24 0 2 1 139.2 137 102

ER 57 28 85

BB 34 32 66

SO 68 53 121

wp bk hb 4 1 3 3 1 10 7 2 13

2009:

Was the Broncos’ No. 2 starter, making 13 appearances on the mound ... had a 3-9 record with a 6.66 ERA ... struck out a team-high 68 batters in 77.0 innings pitched ... ranked eighth in innings pitched in MAC ... had two games with nine strikeouts, in 6.1 innings vs. Eastern Michigan (4/18) and in 8.0 innings vs. Central Michigan (5/9) ... threw 5.0 innings or more in all but two appearances ... allowed just one run over 8.0 innings, scattering six hits vs. Ohio (3/28) ... gave up just one run on four hits in 8.0 innings vs. Central Michigan (5/9) ... struck out eight in 5.0 innings in season opener at Oral Roberts (2/21) ... all three wins came during conference play.

2008:

Named Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American, MAC Freshman of the Year, First Team All-MAC and was MAC Pitcher of the Week (5/12) ... Broncos’ No. 3 starter, posted a perfect 6-0 record with one save ... is one of only seven pitchers in WMU history to have six or more wins with an unblemished record ... had a 4.02 ERA in overall play, which ranked seventh best in the MAC, and was the best of any freshman in the conference ... had a 3.95 ERA in MAC games, which ranked fourth best ... started 11 games and appeared in two games of relief, throwing a total of 62.2 innings ... held opposing hitters to a .193 batting average, allowing just 43 hits, which ranked 10th best in NCAA Division I for hits allowed per nine innings ... of those 43 hits, only 15 were for extra bases ... registered 53 strikeouts, seventh most in the MAC ... threw 5.0 innings or more in eight of 11 starts ... team went 8-3 in games which Stroud was the starter ... struckout a season-best seven batters against Eastern Michigan (3/8), Buffalo (4/13) and Toledo (5/4) ... threw a season-high 7.0 innings against Buffalo, Toledo and Central Michigan (5/10) ... struckout four in 2.2 innings of hitless relief to earn the save at Northern Illinois (5/16) ... threw just three wild pitches.

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STROUD’S CAREER STATS

#26

RHP Jr. R/R 6-4 215 Joliet, Ill. Providence Catholic

STROUD

High School: Pitched for Providence Catholic ... earned all-conference selection in final three seasons ... won nine games as a junior and eight as a senior ... concluded career with a 24-10 record ... named all-state in baseball and received honorable mention all-state in football as a senior ... earned academic all-state honors in football as a senior ... three-year letterwinner in baseball, basketball and football ... attended same high school as current Broncos Grant Simotes and Casey Webber.

Personal: Son of Bob and Eilleen Stroud ... born on Oct. 18, 1988 in Joliet, Ill. ... business major.

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CASEY

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

LHP So. L/R 6-0 170 Tinley Park, Ill. Providence Catholic

#24

WEBBER’s CAREER STATS YEAR ERA app w-l GS CG SHO SV IP 2009 6.46 15 1-3 1 0 0 1 30.2

H 42

R ER 25 22

BB 15

SO 36

wp bk hb 2 4 4

2009:

Appeared on the mound 15 times, all but one of which were in relief ... had a 1-3 record with a 6.46 ERA ... struck out 36 in 30.1 innings pitched ... had the team’s highest strikeout per inning ratio ... only start was at Notre Dame (5/11) ... had two games with seven strikeouts, in 4.0 innings at Ball State (4/25) and in 3.0 innings vs. Northern Illinois (5/16) ... fanned six batters over 3.0 innings at Cincinnati (3/14) ... threw two innings of hitless ball at Toledo (5/3) ... did not allow a hit in an inning of work at Michigan (5/6).

High School:

Went 6-2 as a senior with a 2.50 ERA … named team MVP as a sophomore … earned all-conference and all-area honors as a senior … member of 2007 regional championship squad ... attended the same high school as current Broncos Grant Simotes and Brian Stroud.

Personal: Son of Jeff and Kari Webber … born June 2, 1990 in Tinley Park, Ill. … played in youth league Connie Mack World Series in Farmington, N.M. … education major.

WEBBER

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BRAD

YEAR AVG G-GS AB 2009 .233 12-6 30

R H 4 7

2B 3B 1 1

HR 0

RBI 1

SB-A 0-0

BB SO 0 6

TB-SLUG% 10-.333

FLD .885

2009:

Played in 12 games, making six starts ... batted .233 with a double and a triple ... earned first career start at Michigan State (3/15) ... went 2-for-3 at Notre Dame (5/11) ... recorded a hit in each of his last five games played.

2008: Redshirted. H

igh chool Played shortstop at West Ottawa ... finished senior season with a .485 batting average and three home runs, batting .502 in conference ... set the school batting average record ... received all-district and all-region honors as a senior ... also lettered in football and basketball.

Personal: Son of Greg and Lori Wehrmeyer ... born on May 31, 1989 in Holland, Mich. ... has a brother, Brenton ... computer information systems major.

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

WEHRMEYERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CAREER STATS

OUTFIELD RSo. R/R 6-2 180 Holland, Mich. West Ottawa

WEHRMEYER

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KORY

CHRIS

CATCHER Fr. R/R 6-0 185 Hudsonville, Mich. Hudsonville

RHP/INFIELD Fr. L/R 6-1 180 Lansing, Mich. Holt

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BAUSWELL H

#23

igh chool Named all-state, all-region, all-district and All O.K. Red Conference as a senior ... also played football.

ersonal Son of Ken and Karla Bauswell... born April 19, 1991 in South Bend, Ind. ... has one brother, Kody ... business major.

#34

High School: Batted .453 as a senior, hitting 15 triples and tallying 50 RBIs ... played in state all-star game ... also played basketball and football.

Personal: Son of Mark and Christine Bossenbery ... born December 30, 1990 in Tucson, Ariz. ... has one sister, Holly ... cousin, Gus Jacobson, played for Western Michigan from 2004-08 ... cousin, Brett Jacobson plays in the Baltimore Orioles’ organization ... English major.

BROOKS

DAVE

CATCHER Fr. R/R 6-2 185 Buffalo, Minn. Buffalo

OUTFIELD RJr. R/R 6-0 185 Clarkston, Mich. KVCC/Clarkston

BRELINSKI

BEILKE

#21

High School: Named first team all-state as a senior ... was voted team MVP junior

2009: Redshirted

and senior year ... earned all-conference honors junior and senior year and all-conference honorable mention as a sophomore ... batted a .400 and recorded two home runs as a senior ... also played basketball and football ... was part of state championship basketball team as a sophomore and state runners-up as a senior ... as a quarterback, led school to a 15-6 record in final two seasons and state runner-up finish as a senior ... earned all-state academic honors.

Played shortstop for Kalamazoo Valley Community College … batted .479 with 33 RBI’s … named team MVP … earned first team all-conference and all-region honors … named conference and regional player of the year … selected as First Team All-American in NJCAA Division II.

Personal:

Son of Mike and Suzie Beilke ... born on June 29, 1990 in Aberdeen, South Dakota, has a sister, Sami ... education major.

BOSSENBERY

2007/2008:

High School: Lettered in baseball at Clarkston High School. Personal: Son of Chris and Keith Bowman … born Aug. 21, 1988 in Flint, Mich. … education major.

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PATRICK

CATCHER RJr. R/R 6-1 200 Arlington Heights, Ill. Oakton CC/Prospect

RHP/INFIELD Fr. R/R 6-3 190 Arlington, Texas Lamar

BUTKUS

DUNCAN

#33

2007/2008:

Caught for Oakton Community College … batted .402 with 34 RBIs in 2007 … earned second team all-conference honors as a freshman … named first team all-conference as a sophomore … received Rawlings Gold Glove award in 2007.

High School: A two-sport athlete at Prospect High School in football and baseball … won state title in both football and baseball … named to the Mid Suburban League All-Star team as a senior in baseball.

igh chool Was named first team all-district as a junior, batting .467 with 38 RBIs ... finished third in average and fifth in RBIs in Dallas/Fort Worth area ... hit .365 as a senior ... also collected five saves, throwing 30.0 innings without allowing a run during senior year ... member of national honor society.

Personal: Son of C.W. and Jill Duncan ... both parents attended Trinity University ... born on December 27, 1990 in Fort Worth, Texas ... has one brother, Chad ... business major.

ersonal Son of Andy and Debbie Butkus … born March 28, 1988 in Dallas, Texas … both parents attended Western Illinois University … has two younger brothers … human resources major.

DUSTIN

JORDAN

CATCHER Fr. L/R 6-2 190 Grand Ledge, Mich. Grand Ledge

INFIELD So. R/R 6-1 190 Ann Arbor, Mich. Paris CC/Keller

#20

High School: Named all-state and selected for state Dream Team as a junior as and senior ... earned all-conference honors all four years and all-district as both a freshman and sophomore ... high school won league championship each of last three seasons, district championships in final two seasons and advanced to state playoffs as during senior year after winning regional championship ... Grand Ledge went 96-26 in final three seasons.

Personal:

Son of Mark Ditsworth and Kathleen Albert ... born March 14, 1990 in Lansing, Mich. ... has one brother, Matt, and one sister, Erica ... business major.

EASOM

DITSWORTH

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

2009: Redshirted

#17

ANDREW

#15

2009: Played at Paris Community College in Pris, Texas ... batted .339 with 56 hits, 10 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 34 RBIs.

High School: Named first team all-district as a senior ... part of two district championship teams ... also played football for three seasons.

Personal:

Son of Richard and Lori Easom ... born in St. Louis, Mo., on May 31, 1990 ... has two brothers, Evan and Graham and two sisters, Emma and Bethany ... mechanical engineering major.

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MIKE

DAN

OUTFIELD RFr. R/R 6-0 175 Lockport, Ill. Lockport Township

RHP RSo. R/R 6-4 170 Jenison, Mich. Hudsonville

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

FRIGO

KNEIBEL

2009: Redshirted.

2009: Did not see game action.

High School: Lettered in both basketball and baseball … won region titles in both

2008: Redshirted.

sports … hit a combined .390 and stole 40 bases in junior and senior years … named team MVP of baseball team as a senior … selected to team Illinois … played in Silver and Black games ... named all-area in 2008.

High School: Pitched at Hudsonville … tallied a career record of 14-7 with five

Personal: Son of John and Diane Frigo … born Sept. 5, 1989 in Lockport, Ill. … has one sister, Annie … business management major.

saves … honorable mention all-conference, all-district, academic-all district and allarea selection as a junior … named second team all-area, all-conference and alldistrict as a senior.

ersonal Son of Mark and Jan Kneibel … born Aug. 13, 1988 in Grand Rapids, Mich. ... has three brothers, Jason, Matt and Mitch ... mechanical engineering major.

MICHAEL

JIMMY

LHP Fr. L/L 6-4 195 Plainfield, Ill. Plainfield

INFIELD Fr. L/R 5-10 180 Auburn Hills, Mich. De La Salle

MARTINEZ

KLETT H

#27

igh chool Three-year starter in both baseball and basketball ... named allstate homorable mention in baseball as a senior, as well as conference MVP ... team won conference championship as a senior ... two-time all-conference selection on the honor roll all four years.

Personal: Son of Brad and Carol Klett ... born on Oct. 18, 1990 in Plainfield, Ill. ... has two brothers, Steve and Dave ... business major.

#36

High School: Four-year starter in football, three-year starte in baseball ... eamed second team all-state in baseball and first team all-state in football as a junior ... selected to state Dream Team as a senior and played in all-star game at Comerica Park ... high school won state baseball championship as a senior, going 36-5 ... football team twice finished as state runners-up ... named Macomb County Player of the Year in both baseball and football senior year.

ersonal Son of Marty and Diane Martinez ... born July 19, 1991 in Ann Arbor, Mich. ... major undecided.

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LHP RFr. L/L 6-4 160 Sylvania, Ohio Northview

INFIELD RSo. R/R 5-10 185 Omaha, Neb. Kansas/Creighton Prep

MOYER

THOMA

#35

2009: Redshirted at WMU.

2008: Played in eight games for University of Kansas , going 4-for-8 at the plate

igh chool Combined for 148 strikeouts and 10 wins in two seasons … boasted an ERA of 2.01 … named first-team all-league in 2007 and second-team in 2008 … selected to Team Ohio.

Personal: Son of Stan and Sue Moyer … born Sept 19, 1990 in Sylvania, Ohio … both parents attended Bowling Green … has two sisters, Meagan and Shannon … computer science major.

with one RBI and four rus scored.

High School: Earned two varsity letters ... named all-state honorable as a junior and senior ... invited to Perfect Game USA twice ... led team to a district championship as a junior and a state tournament appearance as a senior ... batted .375 with eight stolen bases and 13 RBIs during senior season ... led team to state and district championships in 2006.

ersonal Son of Ray and Patricia Thoma ... both parents attended Western Michigan ... father played baseball for the Broncos (1980-82) and was drafted by the Oakland Athletics in 1982, played professionally for the A’s and Chicago Cubs organizations ... pre-communications major.

KYLE

SAM

LHP Fr. L/L 6-1 190 Monroe, Mich. Jefferson

RHP RFr. R/R 5-8 170 St. Charles, Ill. St. Charles North

WEINBERG

STRUBE

#37

High School: Compiled a career record of 21-7 with a 1.93 ERA and recorded 192 strikeouts ... all-region selection in both baseball and football as a junior and senior ... ranked third in class academically.

Personal: Son of Bryan and Carrie Strube ... born Mar. 12, 1991 in Monroe, Mich. ... mechanical engineering major.

BRONCO BIOGRAPHIES

2009: Redshirted.

ZACH

MIKE

#10

2009: Redshirted. H

igh chool Helped St. Charles North to back-to-back region championships … played in the Dominican Republic as a member of Team USA … named all-conference as a senior.

Personal: Son of Andy and Barbara Weinberg … born Oct. 29, 1989 in Buffalo Grove, Ill. … uncle Mike played A ball with Detroit Tigers affiliate … has one sister, Allison … business major.

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RANDY

THE FORD FILE

FORD HEAD COACH RANDY FORD

HEAD COACH Sixth Season Western Michigan, ’79 115-137-1, 58-63 MAC

• At least one Bronco has been drafted every season Ford has been head coach at Western Michigan, eight in total.

#29

• In his overall coaching experience, Ford has worked with a total of 76 MLB draft selections. • WMU has ranked in the top 10 percent in the NCAA Academic Progress Report (APR) two out of the last three years. • Western Michigan has produced 10 All-Mid-American Conference selctions under Ford and two MAC Freshman of the Year. • Ford mentored the school’s all-time hits leader in Mark Abro (239 hits).

Randy Ford is entering his 26th season of coaching and his sixth at the helm of the Western Michigan University baseball program after being named the seventh head baseball coach in WMU history in July of 2004. Ford’s goals for the program are simple, to produce quality students and highly-competitive ball clubs on a yearly basis, while helping his student-athletes mature on and off the field. Six players have been selected to the All-MAC First Team and four members of the Brown & Gold have been named to the all-conference second team druing Ford’s first five years. Eight Broncos have also been drafted in Ford’s first five seasons, and WMU produced the 2006 and 2008 MAC Freshman of the Year, in right-handed pitchers Ethan Hollingsworth and Brian Stroud. Both were also named Louisville Slugger All-Americans. WMU compiled a 29-23-1 record in 2008 with a MAC record of 12-12. Ford recorded his 100th career win with 12-11 extra inning victory over Illinois Stat. The Broncos started the season hot with a 12-4-1 record in tournaments in Tennessee, Florida, and Kentucky, before traveling back to Kalamazoo, where they posted a 10-5 record at Hyames Field. Western Michigan advanced to the MAC Tournament for the third time in Ford’s four seasons and boasted five All-MAC performers, including the Broncos’ entire starting rotation. WMU’s five honorees were the most for the university since the 1995 season, when the Brown & Gold had six players named All-MAC. Western Michigan did not go unnoticed in the Major League Draft, as three players were selected in 2008, the most ever in a season under Ford. Hollingsworth (4th round - Colorado), Billy Morrison (9th - Seattle) and Zach Gentile (47th - Boston) were all summoned and two of the three signed with their respective clubs. The Broncos have produced a MLB selection every year during Ford’s tenure, as Kevan Hess was selected in the 2009 draft by the Detroit Tigers in the 14th round. In four of those five years, WMU has had at least one pitcher drafted.

In his first year as head coach, Ford managed to take a team that had won only seven conference games prior to his arrival to the 2005 Mid-American Conference Tournament. WMU earned the fourth seed after starting the season with a 9-0 record. It was the first time since 1999 that the Broncos had participated at the MAC Tournament. Ford also improved the Broncos’ numbers on the mound, as they went from a 5.71 ERA in 2004 to a 4.44 ERA in 2005, and dropped that number to a 3.30 ERA in

2010 Western Michigan Baseball MAC play, which ranked third best in the conference. Western Michigan continued its strides on the mound in 2006, posting the second best ERA in the MAC with a 4.07 and remained fairly consistent, despite a young staff in 2007, compiling a 4.87 ERA. In 2008, the Broncos had the second best ERA in the conference at 5.09 and all three starting pitchers ranked in the top 16 in the league. During MAC play, Hollingsworth and Stroud ranked third and fourth, respectively, with ERA’s of 3.74 and 3.95.

Other draftees Ford has had an opportunity to coach include John VanderWal, Matt Mieske, Joe Humphries and Adam Rosales, all of whom are former WMU standouts, along with Penn State notables David Aardsma and Nate Bump. Bump was drafted in the first round from Penn State and played in the 2003 season for the World Series Champion Florida Marlins. The hiring of Ford marked the return of the Morenci, Mich., native to Western Michigan University. Ford spent four years as an assistant under former Bronco head coach Fred Decker from 1985-88. Ford began his association with the Brown & Gold as a three-year letterwinner (1977-79). A walk-on, left-handed pitcher, Ford compiled a career record of 17-4 and a 2.91 ERA. He earned All-Mid-American Conference First Team honors and all-district recognition as a junior in 1979, registering an 8-0 record and a 2.04 ERA.

Before his arrival, Ford spent 16 seasons at Penn State, serving as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. During his tenure, the Nittany Lions made the postseason seven times (1991, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004) – advancing to the Super Regional in 2000. While at University Park, Ford helped PSU capture the 1996 Big Ten regular-season championship and coached 56 players who were either drafted or signed by Major League Baseball. In addition to his baseball duties, he also served as a faculty member with the department of kinesiology.

HEAD COACH RANDY FORD

In his second season at Western Michigan, the Broncos finished tied for second in the MAC West, with a 16-9 conference record. Two players, Dan O’Brien and Kyle Maunus, were drafted at the conclusion of the season. In 2007, right-handed pitcher Derek Schlecker was a draft selection of the LA Angels.

In 1979, Ford was selected in the 11th-round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays. During a four-year professional career (1979-82), Ford advanced as high as Double A ball, earning team MVP honors with the Kingston Blue Jays of the Class A Carolina League in 1981. After his career was cut short by shoulder problems, Ford returned to WMU to complete a degree in physical education with minors in biology and coaching in 1985. Randy, 52, and his wife Lynn have two children, Jeremy (23) and Katie (20). The Ford family resides in Schoolcraft, Mich.

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SCOTT

DEMETRAL

COACHING STAFF

ASSISTANT COACH Sixth Season Western Michigan, ’95

#11

Scott Demetral is in his sixth season as an assistant coach at Western Michigan. Demetral works closely with the hitters and infielders, while also assisting in recruiting and all other facets of the program. Demetral previously worked as an assistant at WMU under former head coach Fred Decker from 1997-2000, before joining the University of Akron staff for a brief stint from 2000-04. He served as the recruiting coordinator, while instructing players on hitting and defense while with the Zips. Demetral returned to his alma mater, joining Randy Ford’s staff, prior to the 2005 season, and helped the Broncos advance to the Mid-American Conference Tournament for the first time since 1999 that same season. Demetral’s experience is not limited to just the collegiate ranks, as it expands internationally and professionally. In 2002, Demetral was a member of the Greek National Team that participated in the European Games Class ‘B’ Pool in Hungary. The next year, he was on the squad that participated in the European Games Class ‘A’ Pool in Amsterdam. Demetral gained Olympic experience in 2004, when he served as an assistant coach with the Greek Olympic team in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. A Sterling Heights, Mich., native, Demetral was a decorated third baseman for the 1992-95 Brown & Gold squads. Demetral ranks 10th on the Broncos’ career hits list (201) and 10th in hits for a single season (71, 1995). Demetral received Honorable Mention All-MAC in 1994, and was a Second- Team All-MAC selection in 1995, while hitting .360. He was Western’s “top defensive” player in each of those campaigns. After graduating from WMU in 1995 with a degree in management, Demetral played three seasons of professional baseball in the Pioneer and Frontier Leagues before returning to Kalamazoo to earn his master’s in sports administration. Demetral comes from a family of baseball tradition. His older brother, Chris, was an All-MAC second baseman for the Broncos in 1991, a younger brother Mike, who played and graduated from WMU in 2005 and a brother, Ted who played at Michigan State. He is also the nephew of former major league catcher and Chicago Cubs manager Jim Essian. Scott is married to the former Tracy Valatka. The couple resides inKalamazoo.

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TOM

GRANT

#38

ASSISTANT COACH Second Season Brevard, ’07

Tom Grant is entering his second year of coaching and his first year with Western Michigan.

Grant holds a bachelor’s degree in integrated studies with an emphasis in child development from Brevard College and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sport administration at Western Michigan University.

Grant also spent one season at Michigan State University as a relief pitcher and one season as a starting pitcher at Grand Rapids Community College, where he was a member of the 2004 National Junior College Athletic Association World Series championship team.

COACHING STAFF

Prior to joining the Bronco coaching staff, Grant spent one season as a pitching coach at Brevard College in Brevard, N.C., after a two-year playing career as a starting pitcher at the school. At Brevard, which recently became a member of the NCAA Division II (formerly NAIA), Grant earned All-AAC honors and was named the school’s Male Athlete of the Year as a senior, and the team’s Defensive Player of the Year two years in a row.

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TIM

LISA

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH Ninth Season Western Michigan, ’00

ATHLETIC TRAINER Third Season Ohio, ’05

HERRMANN Tim Herrmann oversees the strength and conditioning program for men’s basketball, baseball, volleyball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, golf, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, dance and also works closely with the football team.

Lisa Hardy enters her third season on the Western Michigan Athletic Training staff in 2009-10. She provides athletic training services to the baseball, women’s soccer and women’s golf programs.

SUPPORT STAFF

The Santa Maria, Calif., native first joined the department as a strength and conditioning intern in 1999, later becoming a graduate assistant in 2000 and being elevated to a full-time position in 2002.

A native of Poland, Ohio, Hardy was previously with the United States Olympic Committee in Colorado Springs, Colo., working as an athletic training fellow. She worked primarily with the men’s and women’s weightlifting teams and the women s wrestling team from 2006-07.

HARDY

A NSCA certified strength and conditioning specialist since 2000, Herrmann possesses a pair of degrees from Western Michigan. He earned his bachelor’s in exercise science in 2000 and recieved a master’s in exercise physiology two years later.

Over the last three seasons, Herrmann has produced three National Strength and Conditioning Association All-Americans in volleyball players Kathryn Babcock (2007) and Ashley Vogl (2009) and men’s basketball player Joe Reitz (2007). Herrmann oversees the daily operation of the Read Fieldhouse and Seelye Center weight rooms, where 15 of WMU’s 16 varsity programs train. He specifically develops and implements strength, speed and conditioning programs for men’s basketball, volleyball, baseball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, golf and women’s tennis and assists with football. His numerous responsibilites also include daily scheduling of the weight rooms, overseeing the graduate assistant program and the maintenance and purchase of weight room equipment.

Hardy received a bachelor of science in athletic training and in exercise physiology from Ohio University in 2005 and earned her master of science in athletic training from Indiana State University in 2006. She worked with the Sycamore softball team during her time in Terre Haute, Ind. Hardy currently resides in Kalamazoo.

BASEBALL GROUNDS CREW

JERRY

FULBRIGHT JR.

DAVID

WYMAN

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2009 OVERALL STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBook Overall Statistics for Western Michigan (as of Apr 01, 2010) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 14-35 Home: 6-12 Away: 6-22 Neutral: 2-1 Conference: 9-18

2009 REVIEW

Player

DAGER LEWIS GALBRAITH SIMOTES CROSS ABRO MARQUARDT -------------------SIMPSON GERLACH HESS KELMIGIAN MOSHER SCANLON WEHRMEYER McMILLIN AVILA McDONALD WEBBER HALL MILLER

avg gp-gs 43-39 49-49 47-47 44-43 37-30 39-28 39-37

.360 .318 .304 .280 .254 .233 .232 .333 .289 .273 .265 .250 .237 .233 .227 .143 .000 .000 .000 .000

2b 3b hr

1 3 4 7 0 13 1 4 2 6 0 2 0 5

19 82 39 107 35 107 23 69 23 58 14 44 28 54

rbi

slg%

.509 .500 .552 .429 .475 .367 .391

9 2 11 3 21 11 20 2 11 0 6 5 18 4

26 15 33 33 31 22 34

1 5 2 4 2 4 1

.401 .355 .403 .360 .316 .293 .333

ob%

sf sh sb-att

0 3 0 3 0 2 2

1 0 4 1 3 0 3

3-5 0-1 3-6 3-4 2-2 0-1 2-4

po a 55 2 149 8 59 52 72 104 67 1 183 28 234 35

e 2 7 7 12 4 4 6

fld% .966 .957 .941 .936 .944 .981 .978

8 3 2 4 3 2 1 4 0 0 0 0 0

1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 2 1 4 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

26 11 2 12 5 9 1 10 1 0 0 0 0

67 33 17 51 19 26 10 29 6 0 0 0 0

.620 .434 .386 .436 .365 .342 .333 .264 .286 .000 .000 .000 .000

15 7 6 10 11 8 0 6 1 0 0 0 1

0 1 1 2 0 2 0 3 1 0 0 0 0

27 15 19 23 11 25 6 28 12 1 1 1 0

1 1 0 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

.411 .357 .373 .331 .375 .326 .233 .272 .217 .000 .000 .000 .500

1 0 0 1 1 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0

0 2 0 1 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

1-2 3-3 1-1 1-2 0-1 2-2 0-0 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

2 37 87 187 8 41 6 59 7 0 1 3 3

0 40 15 26 23 3 17 88 12 0 10 7 5

0 6 3 2 7 0 3 10 5 0 2 1 0

1.000

161 214 194 161 122 120 138

29 31 42 20 22 15 17

58 68 59 45 31 28 32

13 10 9 10 5 10 7

31-26 25-22 16-13 34-28 17-17 25-20 12-6 33-31 18-6 4-0 1-0 1-0 2-0

108 76 44 117 52 76 30 110 21 4 2 1 1

20 17 6 19 8 8 4 17 3 0 0 0 1

36 22 12 31 13 18 7 25 3 0 0 0 0

bb hp

so gdp

1.000

.885 .936 .792 .000 .846 .909 1.000

Totals

.2 7 9

1752

279

488

258

779

.4 4 5

161

363

.3 4 8

23-37

1291

506

.9 5 4

Opponents

.3 2 4

1783

431

578

109

387

900

.5 0 5

193

340

.4 0 5

76-95

1337

507

.9 7 0

LOB - Team (376), Opp (393). DPs turned - Team (32), Opp (33). CI - Team (2), MARQUARDT 2, Opp (1). IBB - Team (4), LEWIS 3, ABRO 1. Picked off - GALBRAITH 3, SIMOTES 2, CROSS 2, DAGER 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player

HECKAMAN STROUD MORRISON -------------------MOWRY MOSHER WEBBER HALL HESS FORTON MILLER NAVAGE SIMOTES

era

w-l

app gs

6.41 6.66 8.50

3-3 3-9 2-9

5.00 5.09 6.46 7.24 8.14 8.26 8.44 9.99 18.00

2-2 1-1 1-3 0-3 0-1 2-2 0-0 0-2 0-0

19 7 15 10 17 18 15 12 1

sho

0 0 0

59.0 77.0 65.2

66 94 114

51 70 81

42 57 62

27 34 23

35 68 44

14 20 22

2 3 2

6 12 10

b/avg

0 3 1 6 0 0 0 1 0

0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0

4 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

27.0 23.0 30.2 32.1 24.1 44.2 21.1 24.1 1.0

30 24 42 38 27 76 22 42 3

27 15 25 30 23 50 26 31 2

15 13 22 26 22 41 20 27 2

16 4 15 18 7 16 16 16 1

28 18 36 17 24 33 19 16 2

8 6 8 7 5 9 5 5 0

1 2 0 1 2 2 2 1 0

3 1 4 5 2 10 3 3 0

12 12 13 13 14 13

0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/0

.280 .308 .383

wp hp bk sfa sha

4 16 4 3 9 14

1 1 0

2 7 5

4 10 5

.291 .267 .336 .297 .293 .367 .265 .382 .500

3 2 2 3 2 4 8 7 0

3 2 4 7 3 7 6 3 0

3 0 4 0 1 1 2 2 0

2 1 2 3 1 3 2 1 0

3 1 3 1 3 5 4 1 0

Totals

7 .3 0

14-35

0/0

430.1

578

431

349

193

340

109

.3 2 4

Opponents

4 .8 7

35-14

3/3

445.2

488

279

241

161

363

.2 7 9

PB - Team (13), MARQUARDT 7, HESS 3, LEWIS 3, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (10), WEBBER 4, STROUD 1, NAVAGE 1, MORRISON 1, HECKAMAN 1, HALL 1, MARQUARDT 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - MARQUARDT (56-69), MORRISON (21-22), HESS (15-21), STROUD (13-17), HECKAMAN (11-15), HALL (7-8), NAVAGE (5-8), MOSHER (7-7), MOWRY (3-7), FORTON (5-6), LEWIS (5-5), MILLER (2-2), WEBBER (2-2).

.928 .971 .991 .816

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

2009 MAC STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBook Conference statistics for Western Michigan (as of Apr 02, 2010) (Conference games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 9-18 Home: 4-11 Away: 5-7 Conference: 9-18

Player

avg gp-gs

2b 3b hr

rbi

slg%

bb hp

so gdp

ob%

sf sh sb-att

fld%

23 27 25 19 12

40 38 37 24 25

10 5 5 3 4

0 0 1 2 0

2 7 6 6 3

14 18 26 22 17

56 64 62 49 38

.571 .561 .517 .583 .404

6 16 7 10 15

1 6 2 0 1

17 21 9 18 19

1 1 3 2 1

.448 .441 .351 .362 .363

0 0 2 0 3

1 2 0 1 1

2-3 1-3 0-1 1-1 2-2

.974

.901

104

.965

76 46 28 56 56 72 69 32 24 7 12 1 0

17 14 6 9 8 14 9 2 3 0 1 0 1

30 16 9 17 15 17 16 7 5 1 1 0 0

7 2 2 9 3 3 5 0 1 0 0 0 0

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

7 2 1 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

23 10 2 11 7 10 15 3 1 0 0 0 0

60 26 14 29 18 29 24 7 8 1 1 0 0

.789 .565 .500 .518 .321 .403 .348 .219 .333 .143 .083 .000 .000

10 4 5 2 3 7 7 5 0 0 3 0 1

0 1 1 3 2 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 0

20 5 10 9 15 11 13 14 5 4 4 1 0

0 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

.460 .412 .441 .349 .308 .309 .325 .342 .208 .250 .267 .000

1 0 0 2 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 1 0 0 0 1 3 2 1 0 1 0 0

0-1 1-1 1-1 0-0 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0

989 190 298

.491 101 23 195

.374 14 14

1020

.5 2 9

.4 0 1

24-23

.395 .348 .321 .304 .268 .236 .232 .219 .208 .143 .083 .000 .000

19-18

Totals

.301

Opponents

.3 2 7

27-27 27-27 24-20 25-24

13-12 9-8 19-12 16-16 19-18 19-18 11-10 9-4 6-2 4-4 1-0 1-0

252

334

6 39 179 486 10

225

540

199

1.000

.922

.939 1.000

.957

.969

.968

.953

123

.986

115

.971

1.000

.900

.727

1.000

.000

1.000

10-18

734 281

.954

34-45

741

.9 7 7

280

LOB - Team (210), Opp (212). DPs turned - Team (15), Opp (16). CI - Team (1), MARQUARDT 1. IBB - Team (1), LEWIS 1. Picked off - CROSS 2, SIMOTES 2, GALBRAITH 1.

(Conference games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player

era

w-l

sho

b/avg

6.79

3-5

0/0

55.2

.294

5.19 5.54 6.00 6.75 7.00 7.56 9.00 9.12 9.46 10.00

1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 1-2 0-0 1-1 0-7 0-1

7 9 3 2 9 10 6 9 9 6

0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 9 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0

1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1

17.1 13.0 3.0 2.2 45.0 16.2 11.0 25.2 45.2 9.0

23 11 3 4 50 20 11 43 87 18

11 8 2 4 42 16 14 31 60 12

10 8 2 2 35 14 11 26 48 10

5 2 1 3 20 11 6 6 11 8

23 17 3 3 25 16 9 17 29 12

5 3 0 0 13 5 1 6 15 4

0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 2 1

2 1 1 1 4 2 2 8 7 1

.338 .234 .273 .308 .275 .317 .262 .361 .408 .409

0 1 2 2 0 2 1 1 4 14 2 2 4 5 0 6 6 5 4 2

3 1 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0

2 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 4 0

1 1 0 0 4 3 2 2 3 1

Totals

7 .6 5

9-18

0/0

244.2

334

252

208

199

.3 2 7

Opponents

6 .3 8

18-9

1/1

247.0

298

190

175

101

195

.3 0 1

STROUD -------------------WEBBER HESS MOSHER HALL HECKAMAN MOWRY MILLER FORTON MORRISON NAVAGE

app gs

2009 REVIEW

98 114 120 84 94

.408 .333 .308 .286 .266

DAGER GALBRAITH LEWIS CROSS SIMOTES -------------------SIMPSON GERLACH HESS ABRO McMILLIN KELMIGIAN MARQUARDT SCANLON WEHRMEYER AVILA MOSHER HALL MILLER

wp hp bk sfa sha

PB - Team (12), MARQUARDT 7, HESS 3, LEWIS 2, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (6), WEBBER 3, STROUD 1, HECKAMAN 1, MORRISON 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - MARQUARDT (20-27), MORRISON (15-16), HESS (11-16), HECKAMAN (9-11), STROUD (6-8), MOWRY (0-4), FORTON (2-3), LEWIS (3-3), WEBBER (2-2).

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

The Automated ScoreBook Miscellaneous Stats for Western Michigan (as of Apr 01, 2010) (All games)

2009 STATISTICS

STARTERS SUMMARY

2009 REVIEW

Player

LEWIS GALBRAITH SIMOTES DAGER MARQUARDT McMILLIN CROSS KELMIGIAN ABRO SIMPSON GERLACH SCANLON MOSHER STROUD HESS MORRISON HECKAMAN WEHRMEYER HALL AVILA WEBBER NAVAGE

Multiple Hit Games LEWIS SIMOTES DAGER GALBRAITH KELMIGIAN ABRO SIMPSON MARQUARDT CROSS GERLACH McMILLIN MOSHER HESS SCANLON WEHRMEYER TEAM

49 47 43 39 37 31 30 28 28 26 22 20 19 13 13 13 12 6 6 6 1 1

Position 3b ss

1st 2nd

3rd

Batting Order 4th 5th 6th

. 5 . . . . . . 43 . 1 . . 48 1 . . . . 27 . . 20 . . . 45 1 1 . . . . 20 . 23 . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . 34 . . . 5 2 30 . . . 30 3 1 . . . . . . 3 . 1 . 9 . . . 3 3 24 . . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . . . . . . 9 15 6 . . . . . . . . 25 . . . . . . . 3 . . . 20 . . 21 . . . . . . . 7 . . . 18 . . . . . 1 . . . . 25 . . . . . . . 22 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 14 . . . 2 8 . . 3 1 . 1 10 . . . . . 4 . 2 . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 The 1 Automated . . .ScoreBook . . . . . . Stats Michigan 01, 1 Miscellaneous . . . . . for Western . . . . . (as of Apr . . 2010) . . (All games) 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 18 10 6 7 7 7 4 7 5 6 3 3 2 1 86

3 4 3 3 3 2 2 4 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 31

4 1 5 3 1 1 11

5+ 1 1

Total 23 14 14 13 9 9 9 8 7 7 5 4 3 3 1 129

Hitting Streaks DAGER GALBRAITH LEWIS KELMIGIAN MARQUARDT GERLACH SIMOTES SIMPSON CROSS WEHRMEYER SCANLON HESS McMILLIN ABRO

Multiple RBI Games LEWIS GALBRAITH MARQUARDT SIMOTES CROSS DAGER SIMPSON GERLACH ABRO SCANLON KELMIGIAN MOSHER McMILLIN TEAM

Longest

17 13 12 9 8 8 7 7 6 5 4 4 3 3

Current

17 1 1 1 7 3 5 3

2 10 3 5 4 4 1 2 2 2 1 1 35

. . . . 18 . . 6 8 15 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

3 3 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 14

. . 3 2 4 . 20 2 2 8 . 1 6 . 1 . . . . . . .

4 2 2 1 1 1 7

7th

. . 30 2 . 2 6 . . . . . 4 . 2 . . 2 . 1 . .

5+ 1 2 3

8th

. . 4 1 5 13 4 . . 3 6 1 3 . 6 . . 1 . 2 . .

9th

. . . 2 . 14 . . . . 16 7 . . 4 . . 3 . 3 . .

Total 12 8 8 6 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 59

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

GAME RESULTS

The Automated ScoreBook Game Results for Western Michigan (as of Apr 01, 2010) (All games)

Opponent

Home games in all caps * Indicates Mid-American Conference contest ()()extra inning game extra innings

L L L L L W L L W L L W L L L L W W L L L L W L W L W L L W L L W L L W L L L W L L L W L L L L W

Score

Inns

Overall

7-9 3-12 4-5 5-16 4-15 6-1 6-12 1-12 15-3 1-7 2-13 6-2 1-6 10-14 3-4 2-5 13-12 8-4 3-5 1-2 1-5 0-2 3-2 1-9 8-5 4-13 5-4 6-9 3-12 14-13 0-6 11-15 7-6 6-18 6-8 20-10 7-11 10-11 11-19 16-5 1-20 0-6 4-18 9-1 5-9 3-5 9-21 2-4 6-5

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 (10) 9 9 9 9 9 (11) 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 (15) 9 9 9 9 9 9 (10) 9 9 9 9

0-1-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 0-5-0 1-5-0 1-6-0 1-7-0 2-7-0 2-8-0 2-9-0 3-9-0 3-10-0 3-11-0 3-12-0 3-13-0 4-13-0 5-13-0 5-14-0 5-15-0 5-16-0 5-17-0 6-17-0 6-18-0 7-18-0 7-19-0 8-19-0 8-20-0 8-21-0 9-21-0 9-22-0 9-23-0 10-23-0 10-24-0 10-25-0 11-25-0 11-26-0 11-27-0 11-28-0 12-28-0 12-29-0 12-30-0 12-31-0 13-31-0 13-32-0 13-33-0 13-34-0 13-35-0 14-35-0

Conference Pitcher of record

0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 2-4-0 2-4-0 2-5-0 3-5-0 3-6-0 3-6-0 3-7-0 3-8-0 4-8-0 4-8-0 4-9-0 5-9-0 5-10-0 5-11-0 6-11-0 6-12-0 6-13-0 6-14-0 7-14-0 7-14-0 7-14-0 7-15-0 8-15-0 8-16-0 8-16-0 8-17-0 8-18-0 9-18-0

MORRISON (L 0-1) STROUD (L 0-1) HESS (L 0-1) MORRISON (L 0-2) STROUD (L 0-2) MOSHER (W 1-0) HALL (L 0-1) HECKAMAN (L 0-1) MORRISON (W 1-2) STROUD (L 0-3) MOSHER (L 1-1) MORRISON (W 2-2) STROUD (L 0-4) WEBBER (L 0-2) HECKAMAN (L 0-2) MORRISON (L 2-3) MOWRY (W 1-0) HECKAMAN (W 1-2) HALL (L 0-1) MORRISON (L 2-4) HECKAMAN (L 2-2) STROUD (L 0-5) MOWRY (W 2-0) MORRISON (L 2-5) HECKAMAN (W 2-3) STROUD (L 0-6) FORTON (W 1-0) MORRISON (L 2-6) STROUD (L 0-7) FORTON (W 2-0) FORTON (L 2-1) WEBBER (L 0-3) STROUD (W 1-7) FORTON (L 2-2) MORRISON (L 2-7) STROUD (W 2-7) MOWRY (L 2-1) NAVAGE (L 0-1) STROUD (L 2-8) HECKAMAN (W 3-3) NAVAGE (L 0-2) HALL (L 0-1) MORRISON (L 2-8) STROUD (W 3-8) MOWRY (L 2-2) WEBBER (L 0-4) MORRISON (L 2-9) STROUD (L 3-9) WEBBER (W 1-4)

Attend

Time

718 21 2 723 1539 1410 76 1556 53 1 0 75 8 0 603 510 51 0 789 11 5 225 1 75 556 28 7 267 26 7 152 18 7 281 28 1 312 47 75 67 403 23 2 342 25 6 271 30 7 389 30 9 308 3 32 329 84 7 472 51 7 367 1236 174 20 7 331

6:10 4:45 3;44 2:44 3:11 2:17 3:08 2:27 2:46 2:09 2:29 2:46 2:13 3:09 2:03 2:25 3:34 2:39 2:24 2:15 2:27 2:23 2:34 2:34 2:49 2:47 2:39 2:43 2:24 2:50 2:14 4:00 2:46 2:47 3:40 2:35 2:39 4:52 2:31 2:58 2:34 2:23 2:57 2:18 3:16 2:13 3:07 2:05 3:31

2009 REVIEW

at Oral Roberts at Oral Roberts at Oral Roberts at #29 Kentucky at #29 Kentucky vs Morehead State at #29 Kentucky at #25 Louisville Cardinals vs South Dakota State at Minnesota vs Illinois State at Cincinnati at Cincinnati at Cincinnati at Cincinnati at Bowling Green at Bowling Green at Bowling Green at Michigan State OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY OAKLAND UNIVERSITY MIAMI (OH) MIAMI (OH) MIAMI (OH) MICHIGAN STATE at Buffalo at Buffalo at Buffalo at Michigan State EASTERN MICHIGAN EASTERN MICHIGAN-1 EASTERN MICHIGAN-2 at Ball State at Ball State at Ball State at Toledo at Toledo at Toledo MICHIGAN at Michigan CENTRAL MICHIGAN CENTRAL MICHIGAN CENTRAL MICHIGAN at Notre Dame NORTHERN ILLINOIS NORTHERN ILLINOIS NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Feb 20, 2009 Feb 21, 2009 Feb 22, 2009 Feb 27, 2009 Mar 01, 2009 Mar 03, 2009 Mar 03, 2009 03-04-09 Mar 06, 2009 3/7/09 Mar 08, 2009 Mar 13, 2009 Mar 14, 2009 Mar 14, 2009 Mar 15, 2009 * Mar 20, 2009 * Mar 21, 2009 * Mar 22, 2009 Mar 25, 2009 * Mar 27, 2009 * Mar 28, 2009 * Mar 28, 2009 Mar 31, 2009 * Apr 03, 2009 * Apr 04, 2009 * Apr 04, 2009 Apr 08, 2009 * Apr 10, 2009 * Apr 11, 2009 * Apr 12, 2009 Apr 15, 2009 * 4/17/09 * 4/18/09 * 4/18/09 * Apr 24, 2009 * Apr 25, 2009 * Apr 26, 2009 * 05/01/09 * 05/02/09 * 05/03/09 May 05, 2009 May 06, 2009 * May 08, 2009 * May 09, 2009 * May 10, 2009 May 11, 2009 * May 14, 2009 * May 15, 2009 * May 16, 2009

Date

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

HISTORY & RECORDS

Adrian....................................6....... 0.......0

Eastern Kentucky.................1....... 0.......0

Marshall...............................33...... 8.......0

St. Viator...............................1....... 5.......0

Akron....................................20..... 13......0

Eastern Michigan................88..... 68......0

Memphis State.....................1....... 1.......0

Stetson..................................1....... 2.......0

Alabama................................1....... 3.......0

Eckerd...................................5....... 4.......0

Mercer...................................1....... 2.......0

Syracuse...............................0....... 1.......0

Albion...................................16...... 4.......1

Evansville.............................14...... 7.......0

Miami (Fla.)...........................0....... 2.......1

Tampa...................................0....... 4.......0

Alma......................................5....... 2.......0

Fairfield.................................1....... 1.......0

Miami (OH)...........................85..... 58......0

Temple..................................2....... 0.......0

Amherst................................1....... 0.......0

Ferris State..........................10...... 0.......0

Michigan..............................75..... 85......4

Tennessee............................1....... 3.......0

Anderson...............................0....... 1.......0

Florida...................................1....... 4.......0

Michigan State....................87..... 69......0

Tenn.-Chattanooga...............2....... 1.......0

Armour (Ill.) Tech.................12...... 1.......0

Florida A&M..........................4....... 2.......0

Minnesota.............................3....... 5.......0

Tennessee Tech....................4....... 1.......0

Arizona..................................1....... 0.......0

Florida Atlantic.....................1....... 0.......0

Mississippi............................0....... 3.......0

Texas.....................................1....... 0.......0

Arkansas...............................2....... 7.......0

Florida International.............0....... 5.......0

Missouri................................6...... 13......0

Toledo..................................101... 51......1

Army......................................1....... 0.......0

Florida Southern..................7...... 25......0

Missouri-St. Louis.................0....... 1.......0

Troy State..............................0....... 1.......1

Auburn..................................2....... 0.......0

Florida State.........................8....... 6.......0

Morehead State..................11...... 3.......0

Tulane...................................0....... 3.......0

Austin Peay...........................0....... 2.......0

Fordham................................1....... 0.......0

Murray State.........................0....... 2.......0

UNC Charlotte.......................0....... 1.......0

Ball State.............................84.... 62......0

Georgia.................................0....... 1.......0

North Carolina State............0....... 1.......0

UNC Greensboro..................2....... 0.......0

Bellarmine............................1....... 1.......0

Georgia Tech.........................0....... 2.......0

North Central........................3....... 0.......0

Valparaiso............................33..... 10......0

Beloit.....................................1....... 0.......0

Grand Valley State................5....... 0.......0

Northeastern........................1....... 2.......0

Vanderbilt.............................0....... 2.......0

Bethany (W. Va.)...................1....... 0.......0

Hillsdale...............................14...... 2.......0

North Florida........................4....... 8.......0

Villanova...............................3....... 0.......0

Bethune Cookman...............3....... 4.......0

Hiram....................................2....... 0.......0

Northern Illinois...................39..... 25......1

Virginia Tech.........................1....... 2.......0

Boston College.....................6....... 3.......0

Hofstra..................................1....... 0.......0

Northern Iowa......................10...... 2.......0

Wabash.................................1....... 0.......0

Bowling Green.....................67..... 56......0

Holy Cross.............................0....... 2.......0

Northwestern.......................29..... 14......2

Wake Forest..........................1....... 2.......0

Bradley..................................2....... 2.......1

Hope.....................................18...... 0.......0

Notre Dame.........................64.... 63......1

Washington (Mo.).................3....... 3.......0

Brown....................................3....... 0.......0

Hosei (Japan)........................1....... 0.......0

Oakland.................................5....... 4.......0

Wayne State.........................13...... 1.......1

Buffalo..................................8....... 5.......0

Illinois...................................12..... 19......0

Ohio Northern.......................1....... 0.......0

Wesleyan...............................1....... 0.......0

Butler....................................9....... 7.......0

Illinois-Chicago....................14...... 4.......0

Ohio State............................55..... 34......1

West Virginia.........................2....... 2.......0

California...............................1....... 2.......0

Illinois State..........................2....... 1.......0

Ohio . ...................................75..... 63......0

Western Kentucky................0....... 1.......0

Campbell...............................1....... 1.......0

Illinois Wesleyan...................1....... 0.......0

Ohio Wesleyan......................1....... 0.......0

Western Reserve.................12...... 0.......0

Central Florida......................0....... 1.......0

Indiana.................................10..... 12......0

Oklahoma State...................4....... 4.......1

Winthrop...............................1....... 2.......0

Central Michigan.................84.... 68......0

Indiana State.......................16..... 25......0

Old Dominion........................1....... 0.......0

Wisconsin............................42..... 26......0

Chicago.................................8....... 2.......1

Iowa......................................20..... 14......2

Olivet.....................................8....... 1.......0

Wis.-Milwaukee....................3....... 0.......0

Chicago State.......................7....... 0.......0

Iowa State.............................0....... 0.......1

Oral Roberts.........................0....... 3.......0

Wright State..........................0....... 1.......0

Chicago YMCA College.........3....... 0.......0

IPFW......................................7....... 0.......1

Pace......................................2....... 0.......0

Xavier...................................16..... 10......0

Cincinnati..............................9....... 6.......0

Jackson State.......................1....... 0.......0

Penn State............................5....... 4.......1

Citadel...................................1....... 1.......0

Jacksonville..........................6...... 14......0

Purdue.................................16..... 12......0

Clemson................................2....... 1.......0

Jacksonville State.................0....... 1.......0

Rhode Island........................1....... 0.......0

Cleveland State....................3....... 1.......0

Kalamazoo............................1....... 0.......0

Saginaw Valley......................1....... 1.......0

Coastal Carolina...................1....... 0.......0

Kansas..................................0....... 3.......0

Siena Heights.......................2....... 0.......0

Coe College...........................1....... 0.......0

Kansas State........................0....... 1.......0

South Carolina......................1....... 0.......0

Colorado State......................1....... 0.......0

Kennasaw State...................1....... 1.......0

South Dakota State..............1....... 0.......0

Concordia..............................1....... 0.......0

Kent State............................79..... 55......0

South Florida........................3...... 10......0

Connecticut..........................2....... 1.......0

Kentucky...............................4...... 13......0

S.E. Missouri St....................0....... 1.......0

Dayton...................................1....... 1.......0

Lafayette...............................1....... 0.......0

Southern California..............1....... 0.......0

Defiance................................2....... 0.......0

Lake Forest...........................4....... 1.......0

Southern Illinois...................6....... 6.......0

DePaul..................................2....... 2.......0

Lewis.....................................4....... 2.......0

Southwestern La..................0....... 3.......0

Detroit .................................39..... 17......0

Louisville..............................21...... 2.......0

Springfield.............................1....... 0.......0

Duke......................................4....... 1.......0

Luther....................................1....... 2.......0

St. Francis (Ill.)......................2....... 0.......0

Duquesne.............................2....... 0.......0

Madonna..............................0....... 1.......0

St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Pa.)..................1....... 0.......0

Eastern Illinois......................1....... 0.......0

MacMurray............................0....... 1.......0

St. Leo...................................2....... 4.......0

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

Season Batting SEASON BATTING

Hits 84.........................................Scott Conant, 1991 83..................................... Paul Schneider, 1981 78............................................ John Toner, 2000 76........................................Greg Graham, 2001 75.............................Sam Flamont, 2001, 2002 74....................................... Matthew Abro, 2008 Zach Gentile, 2008 73......................................... Tom Fabrizio, 2003 Frank Alfieri, 1999 72......................................... Justin Carter, 2004 Adam Rosales, 2004 71.........................................Chris Lewis, 2008 Kris Gundrum, 1999 Brent Sachs, 1996 Scott Demetral, 1995 Brian Saltzgaber, 1989 70................................... Tim Frankhouse, 2002

Runs 62.........................................Bob Reimink, 1989 58...................................Brian Saltzgaber, 1989 57...................................... Adam Rosales, 2004 55............................................Joe Sheets, 2008 Joel DeVisser, 1998 Matt Mieske, 1989 54........................................ Ryan Kochen, 2000 52.......................................... Brent Sachs, 1997 Matt Mieske, 1988 51...........................................Frank Alfieri, 1999 Scott Conant, 1991 50...........................................Jeff Thrams, 1988

RBIs 63...........................................Frank Alfieri, 1999 58......................................... Matt Mieske, 1988 56 John Toner, 2001 John Vander Wal, 1986 55......................................... Matt Mieske, 1989 53...........................................Luke Wilcox, 1995 Damon Saetre, 1989 50.......................................Ken Scarpace, 1980 49.........................................Chris Lewis, 2008 Justin Carter, 2004 Kris Gundrum, 1997

Doubles 22................................... Tim Frankhouse, 2002 20......................................... Tom Fabrizio, 2001 19............................................Joe Sheets, 2008 Dave Peterson, 1982 18.......................................Kris Gundrum, 1999 Tom Fabrizio, 2003 17...................................... Adam Rosales, 2004 John Toner, 2000 Matt Mieske, 1990 16...................................... Adam Rosales, 2005 Kris Gundrum, 1998 Brian Hostetler, 1992 Scott Conant, 1991 John Timko, 1990 Matt Mieske, 1988 15..........................................James Galla, 2000 Derek Lindsay, 1999 Dale Hongisto, 1989 Jeff Thrams, 1988 John VanderWal, 1987 Rich Maloney, 1984 Jeff Kenaga, 1979 14............................... Nathan Marquardt, 2007 Justin Carter, 2005 Derek Otteavaere, 1998 Dale Hongisto, 1988 Jim Markert, 1984

Triples 9.........................................Ken Scarpace, 1980 8........................................... Matt Mieske, 1988 7............................................. Ken Larsen, 1962 6..........................................Sam Flamont, 2002 Bill Lajoie, 1955 Len Johnston, 1950 Jim Mayer, 1970 5............................................... Jeff Noom, 1991 Jim Lentz, 1989 Brian Saltzgaber, 1989 Ray Thoma, 1982 Jerry Miklosi, 1979 4...........................................Chris Lewis, 2009 Joe Sheets, 2008 Steve Sallee, 1992

Home Runs 18...........................................Frank Alfieri, 1999 16............................................ John Toner, 2001 15.........................................Chad Tarpley, 2002 14........................................Greg Graham, 2001 13.....................................Kyle Galbraith, 2009 Justin Carter, 2005 Matt Mieske, 1988 12........................................Sam Flamont, 2001

Total Bases 142.........................................Frank Alfieri, 1999 132.....................................Greg Graham, 2001 129......................................... John Toner, 2001 128...................................... Matt Mieske, 1988 Paul Schneider, 1981 129.....................................Sam Flamont, 2002 127.....................................Kris Gundrum, 1999 125.....................................Sam Flamont, 2001 121.................................... Adam Rosales, 2004 John Toner, 2000 120.........................................Joe Sheets, 2008 Ken Scarpace, 1980 117....................................... Justin Carter, 2005 116.................................Derek Ottevaere, 1998 115.......................................Scott Conant, 1991

Slugging Pct. .785......................................Jeff Kenaga, 1979 .715...................................... Matt Mieske, 1988 .706....................................Greg Graham, 2001 .690....................................Sam Flamont, 2002 .681.................................. Paul Schneider, 1981 .673.......................................Frank Alfieri, 1999 .667.......................................... Bill Lajoie, 1955 .647...................................... Tim Bellestri, 1999 .638..................................... Ron Jackson, 1953 .625....................................Sam Flamont, 2001 .619...................................... Justin Carter, 2005 .616.................................. Brian Hostetler, 1992 .609...................................Derek Lindsay, 1999

Bases on Balls 49.........................................Bob Reimink, 1990 45...................................... Steve Chumas, 1982 42.....................................Derek Mosher, 2008 Marty Murray, 1978 41..................................... Chris Demetral, 1991 40..................................... Joe Humphries, 1984 39........................................Rich Maloney, 1985 Osbe Hoskins, 1982 37......................................... Matt Mieske, 1989 Chris Demetral, 1989 Damon Saetre, 1988 John VanderWal, 1987

On-Base Pct. .551...................................... Bill Guerrant, 1965 .534.....................................Bob Reimink, 1989 .516..................................... Frank Ballard, 1973 .517....................................Joe McDonald, 2005 .506..................................... Ron Jackson, 1953 .503.......................................... Bill Lajoie, 1955

Hit By Pitch 14......................................... Justin Carter, 2005 Joe Seestadt, 2000 11.....................................Kyle Galbraith, 2009 Tom Fabrizio, 2001 10............................... Nathan Marquardt, 2006 Matt Bolton, 2006 Bill Chepulis, 1998 8...........................................Chris Lewis, 2008 8......................................... Matthew Abro, 2008 Pedro Dager, 2008 Kyle Galbraith, 2007 Matt Bolton, 2003 Tim Frankhouse, 2002 7...............................................Mark Abro, 2004 Cole Rathbun, 2004 Chad Tarpley, 2003 Jason Richards, 2000 Jeff Thrams, 1987

Stolen Bases

31........................................ Joel DeVisser, 1998 28......................................... Matt Mieske, 1989 25......................................... Matt Mieske, 1988 24...................................... Adam Rosales, 2003 Joel DeVisser, 1996 Abe Walker, 1986 22........................................ Joel DeVisser, 1999 Tom Gourlay, 1983 21 Marty Murray, 1979 20...........................................Jeff Thrams, 1988 19...................................Brian Saltzgaber, 1990 Jim Millward, 1976

HISTORY & RECORDS

.469......................Gerritt Brandt, 1934 (15-32) .467...................... Bill Guerrant, 1965 (35-75) .464..................... Jerry Neuman, 1936 (26-56) .441.................. Paul Schneider, 1981 (83-188) .438........................ Harry Emery, 1934 (14-32) .418......................Scott Conant, 1991 (84-201) .415........................ Joe Gherna, 1983 (56-135) .406.................... Greg Graham, 2001 (76-187) .401.....................Sam Flamont, 2002 (75-187) .397....................... Brent Sachs, 1996 (71-179) .394.........................Jeff Kenaga, 1979 (39-99)

Kris Gundrum, 1999 Derek Ottevaere, 1998 Kris Gundrum, 1997 11...........................................Luke Wilcox, 1996 John Vander Wal, 1986

Batting Average

John Timko, 1990 48......................................... Tom Fabrizio, 2002 John Toner, 2000 Derek Ottevaere, 1998

BRONCO RECORDS

Stolen Base Pct. 1.000.....(18-18).................Rich Maloney, 1986 .944 ......(17-18)..................Bob Reimink, 1989 .941 . .....(16-17)............... Adam Rosales, 2004 .938 ......(15-16).......................Cliff Reed, 1983 .909 ......(10-11)...............Chip Rennaker, 1984 .903 ......(28-31).................. Matt Mieske, 1989 .886 ......(31-35)................. Joel DeVisser, 1998 .882 ......(15-17)....................Matt Bolton, 2004 Brent Sachs, 1997 .867 ......(13-15)................Kris Gundrum, 1999 Matt Terrell, 1993 .857 ......(12-14)...............R.C. Dickerson, 2006 (24-28)............... Adam Rosales, 2003 Joel DeVisser, 1996

Hit Streaks

25................................... Chris Lewis, 2008-09 20.................................................Bill Ihne, 1961 18............................... Nathan Marquardt, 2006 Paul Schneider, 1981 17..........................................Pedro Dager, 2009 16.........................................Scott Conant, 1992 15.......................................... Brent Sachs, 1997 14......................................... Tom Fabrizio, 2001 13.....................................Kyle Galbraith, 2009 Zach Gentile, 2008

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Batting Average

.418......................Bill Guerrant, 1963-65 (MAC) .391............................ Paul Schneider, 1980-82 .389.............................. George Miller, 1933-35 .388.............................. Sam Flamont, 2001-02 .380................................. Scott Meyer, 1976-78 .379................................Norm Snyder, 1938-40 .366............................. Jerry Neuman, 1943-45 .364............................... Ron Jackson, 1952-54 .361............................ Lowell Johnson, 1954-56 .360.....................................Marty Barski, 1968

Mark Abro (2000-06) is the school’s all-time career hits leader with 239. His younger brother, Matthew, also played at Western Michigan.

Hits 239.................................... Mark Abro, 2003-06 224..................................Matt Mieske, 1987-89 215................................ Joel DeVisser, 1996-99 213..........................Adam Rosales, 2002-2005 210.................................Scott Conant, 1990-93 209.............................. Kris Gundrum, 1996-99 208........................ Anthony Holyszko, 1996-99 205...........................Ryan Kochen, 1998-2001 204................................ Tom Fabrizio, 2000-03 201................................. Zach Gentile, 2006-08 Scott Demetral, 1992-95 198...................................Jeff Thrams, 1985-88 193.....................................Dave Elliott 1992-95 184................................. Chris Lewis, 2007-SA 180..........................John Hemingway, 1985-88 175................................. Bob Reimink, 1986-89

Runs

168..................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 160................................ Joel DeVisser, 1996-98 156...............................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 153...................................Jeff Thrams, 1985-88 152................................. Bob Reimink, 1986-89 143............................Ryan Kochen, 1998-2001 139.................................... Mark Abro, 2003-06 136................................Scott Conant, 1990-93 135................................ Tom Fabrizio, 2000-03 126.............................. Kris Gundrum, 1996-99 125................................Todd Staehle, 1992-95 124................................. Zach Gentile, 2006-08 Rich Maloney, 1984-86

RBIs

Total Bases

174..................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 150............................... Kris Gundrum, 1996-99 136.................................... Mark Abro, 2003-06 125...........................John Vander Wal,1985-87 123.............................Brian Hostetler, 1990-92 121................................ John Toner, 1998-2001 119...............................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 Scott Conant, 1990-93 Dave Elliott, 1992-95 115...........................John Hemingway, 1985-88 114...............................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 John Timko, 1988-91 112................................. Chris Lewis, 2007-SA 109....................................Ray Thoma, 1980-82 107....................................Joe Gherna, 1980-83

377..................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 365..............................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 361............................... Kris Gundrum, 1996-99 337..................................... Mark Abro, 2003-06 302...................................Dave Elliott, 1992-95 291................................ John Toner, 1998-2001 288................................Scott Conant, 1990-93 282................................. Tom Fabrizio 2000-03 277................................ Joel DeVisser, 1996-99 276...................................Jeff Thrams, 1985-88 273................................. Zach Gentile, 2006-08 268................................. Chris Lewis, 2007-SA John Vander Wal, 1985-88 267..................................Frank Alfieri, 1996-99

Doubles

.600........................... Paul Schneider, 1980-82 .584................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 .561..........................John Vander Wal, 1985-87 .544............................Brian Hostetler, 1990-92 .534.................................Frank Alfieri, 1996-99 .533.......................... Matt Ziolkowski, 1993-95 .527.................................. Scott Meyer, 1976-78

56................................... Tom Fabrizio, 2000-03 Kris Gundrum, 1996-99 52....................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 46.................................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 44......................................Joe Gherna, 1980-83 40..........................Nathan Marquardt, 2005-09 39.................................. Rich Maloney, 1984-86 38..............................Ryan Kochen, 1998-2001 Scott Conant, 1990-93 37.....................................Jeff Thrams, 1985-88 John Timko, 1988-91 36.............................John Vander Wal, 1985-87 Dale Hongisto, 1986-89

Triples 15................................. Ken Scarpace, 1978-80 13...................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 12................................ Fred Michalski, 1961-63 11.................................. Len Johnston, 1950-52 10.................................... Jerry Miklosi, 1977-79 Rich Maloney, 1984-86 9..........................................................Six players

Slugging Pct.

Bases on Balls 141................................. Bob Reimink, 1986-89 105...........................John Vander Wal, 1985-87 103..............................Chris Demetral, 1889-91 102..................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 101.................................Marty Murray, 1976-79 101....................................Joe Gherna, 1980-83 101................................ Rich Maloney, 1984-86

On-Base Pct. .484.............................Steve Chumas, 1982-83 .461............................ Paul Schneider, 1980-82 .454...............................Frank Ballard, 1972-74 .453............................... Bob Reimink, 1986-89 .453.............................Matt Ziolkowski, 1993-9

Home Runs

Hit By Pitch

28.................................. John Toner, 1998-2001 Frank Alfieri, 1996-99 Kris Gundrum, 1996-99 25....................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 24.................................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 Chad Tarpley, 2000-03 23.............................John Vander Wal, 1985-87 Dave Elliott, 1992-95 21.................................. Sam Flamont, 2001-02 Brian Hostetler, 1990-92 20............................... Kyle Galbraith, 2007-SA Mark Abro, 2003-06 Mark Gerard, 1980-82 18...................................... Adam Rosales, 2004 Chad Tarpley, 2000-03 Greg Graham, 2000-02 Jeff Kenaga, 1976-79 17.....................................Luke Wilcox, 1993-95

29.....................................Matt Bolton, 2003-06 25............................... Kyle Galbraith, 2007-SA 20..........................Nathan Marquardt, 2005-09 Bill Chepulis, 1996-98 19......................................Tom Fabrizio, 200-03 15...............................Joe Seestadt, 1997-2000 Jeff Thrams, 1985-88 14....................................... Mark Abro, 2003-06 Justin Carter, 2005 Matt Mieske, 1987-90 13......................................John Timko, 1988-91 Joel DeVisser, 1996-98

Stolen Bases 93.................................. Joel DeVisser, 1996-99 73....................................Matt Mieske, 1987-90 47.................................Adam Rosales, 2002-05 46...................................Marty Murray, 1976-79 45......................................Dave Elliott, 1992-95 42.....................................Jim Millward, 1974-77

eason PITCHING SEASON PITCHING Winning Pct. 11-0....................................Doug Marcero, 1989 8-0................................Francis Marquard, 1933 8-0...................................... Gerritt Brandt, 1934 8-0...........................................Randy Ford, 1979 8-0.............................................Bob Bevis, 1987 7-0.........................................Jim Johnson, 1967 Mark Anderson, 1987 6-0...................................... Brian Stroud, 2008

Wins 11.......................................Doug Marcero, 1989 10.....................................Angelo Palazeti, 1999 Jeff Kaiser, 1980 Brian Sikorski, 1995 9...............................Ethan Hollingsworth, 2006 Jack Rumohr, 1958 Bill Topp, 1959 Greg Brake, 1984 John Stewart, 1998

ERA 0.25......................................Paul Phillips, 1944 0.47......................................Jack Rumohr, 1957 0.51.......................................Jim Johnson, 1967 0.70...................................Warren Biddle, 1944 0.75.....................................Ken Johnson, 1941 Warren Biddle, 1946

Strikeouts 99..............................................Pat Misch, 2001 95..............................................Pat Misch, 2002 93..........................................Dan O’Brien, 2006 91.......................................Vic Neigenfind, 1931 88................................................ Bill Topp, 1959 86.....................................Angelo Palazeti, 1999 87...........................................J.R. Mathes, 2004 85..........................................Jim Johnson, 1967 81...................................Ryan VanDeWeg, 1995 79...................................... Brad Mumma, 2003 77.............................Ethan Hollingsworth, 2008 Keith Perez, 2003 Greg Brake, 1984 74........................................... Keith Perez, 1999 72...........................................Kody Naylor, 2001 Marty Ray, 1991 71.........................................John Stewart, 1998

Appearances 26 . .................................... Zach Straayer, 2003 23................................... Derek Schlecker, 2007 22.......................................... Tim Mowry, 2008 Drew Mahan, 2007 Matt Vriesenga, 2000 Marc Blomshield, 1997 John Busch, 1997 21...................................Derek Schlecker, 2005 20...........................................Brian Kross, 2006 Drew Mahan, 2006 Tyler Grinnell, 2002 Josh Clark, 1999

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Complete Games 11.........................................John Stewart, 1998 10...................................Ryan VanDeWeg, 1995 Paul Bock, 1973 9..............................................Greg Brake, 1984 Paul Bock, 1974 8..................................Henry VanDelValle, 1993 Tom Carpenter, 1974 7......................................... Brad Mumma, 2003 Brian Sikorski, 1995 Ryan VanDeWeg, 1994 Thurman Holmes, 1992 Randy Ford, 1979 Dave Cassetto, 1978 Mike Squires, 1973 Larry Kulscar, 1972 Brian Sullivan, 1971 Jim Sanford, 1970 6................................................Pat Misch, 2001 Angelo Palazeti, 1999 Mark Anderson, 1986 Brian Criswell, 1983 Tom Kling, 1978 Randy Ford, 1978 Dave Cassetto, 1977 Dave Dusellier, 1976 Bob Johnson, 1974 Steve Berry, 1974 Tom Carpenter, 1973 Tom Zahn, 1971 5............................................. Keith Perez, 1999 Billy Coleman, 1996 Tim Ferguson, 1993 Dan Nielsen, 1988 Dan Nielsen, 1985

13........................................... Ken Raines, 1994 7...............................................Jeff Braley, 1988 Jeff Braley, 1989 6............................................. Tim Gibson, 1990 5.....................................Derek Schlecker, 2005 Zach Straayer, 2003 Bob Bevis, 1987 4............................................ Tim Mowry, 2009 Derek Mosher, 2008 Derek Schlecker, 2007 Brian Kross, 2006 Tyler, Grinnell, 2001 Don Beyer, 1992 Terry Schalk, 1981 Scott Riley, 1980

Doubles

1.34................................Jim Johnson, 1965-67 1.41.................................. Eddie Rossi, 1946-47 1.58...............................Jack Rumohr, 1956-58 1.62...........................Ken Bratherton, 1967-69 1.64..............................Bill Ortlieb, 1959-61-62 1.75................................. Mike Boady, 1962-64 1.84................................Dave Gartha, 1964-66

4.............. Garry Johnson vs. C. Mich., 4/20/74

Strikeouts 288...................................Keith Perez, 1999-03 265.....................................Pat Misch, 2000-03 208..............................Vic Neigenfind, 1930-32 197.....................Ethan Hollingsworth, 2006-08 195.............................. J.R. Mathes, 2001-2004 194....................................Greg Brake, 1981-84 192..................................Jim Johnson, 1965-67 187........................ Angelo Palazeti, 1998-2000 170...................Warren Biddle, 1943-44, 46-47 168..........................Thurman Holmes, 1990-93

Innings Pitched 287.0.................................Keith Perez, 1999-03 253.1................................Greg Brake, 1981-84 250.1.................... Angelo Palazeti, 1998-2000 241.0.......................Thurman Holmes, 1990-93 239.2.................Ethan Hollingsworth, 2006-08 237.2...................................Marty Ray, 1989-92 225.1......................... Frank Overmire, 1939-41 215.2.............................John Stewart, 1996-98

Saves 16....................................... Jeff Braley, 1986-89 15......................................Ken Raines, 1991-94 12............................. Derek Schlecker, 2004-07 11........................................ Bob Bevis, 1983-87 9..........................................Don Beyer, 1990-93 7.....................................Tyler Grinnell, 2001-02 Kris Kuhn, 1981-84

Current Bronco head coach Randy Ford was a First Team All-MAC selection in 1979. He had a perfect record on the mound that season, going 8-0.

CAREER PITCHING CAREER PITCHING Winning Percentage .900.....................Jim Johnson, 1965-67 (18-2) .889....................Jack Rumohr, 1956-58 (16-2) .882.................. Gerritt Brandt, 1933-35 (15-2) .864................. Bill Ortlieb, 1959, 61-62 (19-3) .862........................Jeff Kaiser, 1979-82 (25-4)

Wins 25 . .................................... Jeff Kaiser, 1979-82 22........................................Marty Ray, 1989-92 21.................................Doug Marcero, 1986-89 20............................... Frank Overmire, 1939-41 Greg Brake, 1981-84 19................................................... Five players

GAME RECORDS GAME RECORDS At Bats 8..................... Chris Lewis vs. Toledo, 5/1/09 Pat Bidelman vs. Michigan, 6/1/61 Dan Predovic vs. Ball State, 4/23/62

Hits 6................... Adam Rosales vs. Illinois, 4/6/05 Jeff Thrams vs. Miami, 4/16/86

Runs 5...........................Bill Lajoie vs. Toledo, 5/7/55 Terry Mack vs. Indiana, 4/8/58 Billy Heimach vs. Ohio, 4/18/90 Brent Sachs vs. Michigan State, 4/29/96 Joel DeVisser vs. Detroit, 4/15/98

Triples 3............................Tom Czyz vs. Toledo, 5/7/55

Home Runs 3........ Jamie Simpson at Ball State, 4/25/09 Chad Tarpley at N. Illinois, 4/20/02 Frank Alfieri at Toledo, 5/9/99

RBIs 9.............Fred Michalski vs. Marshall, 4/26/63

Stolen Bases 4...............Billy Heimach vs. Oakland, 5/22/80 4.............Joel DeVisser vs. Valparaiso 3/28/96

(Pitching) Strikeouts 19..... Pat Misch at Eastern Michigan, 4/21/01 16.................Pat Misch vs. Ball State, 5/11/01 Jim Johnson vs. Miami, 4/21/67

No-Hitters

• John Stewart vs. Akron 1997 (W 13-0, 7 inn. perfect) • Anthony Vitale and Gary Morris vs. Valparaiso 1996 (W 1-0, 5 inn. perfect) • Brian Sikorski vs. Toledo 1995 (W 3-0, 7 inn.) • Greg Behmlander vs. Valparaiso 1990 (W 8-0, 7 inn.) • Kris Kuhn vs. Michigan State 1982 (W 2-0, 7 inn.) • Buster Sunde vs. Michigan 1982 (L 1-0, 7 inn.) • Marty Scheer vs. Marshall 1970 (7-0, 7 inn.) • Phil Bareis vs. Florida State 1958 (L 1-0) • Jerry Hogan vs. Western Reserve 1949 • Gordon Bowdell vs. Butler 1948 • Ken Johnson vs. Fort Custer 1941 • Harry Bailey vs. Northern Iowa 1941 (7 inn.) • Frank Overmire vs. Northern Iowa 1941 (Perfect) • Ralph Tindall and Ernie Koob vs. Hillsdale, 1915 W 9-1 • Bob Curtis vs. Hillsdale 1914 (W 7-0) • Bob Curtis vs. Battle Creek Training School 1914 (W 9-1)

107.1....................................John Stewart, 1998 105.2.......................................... Bill Topp, 1959 101.0...............................Angelo Palazeti, 1999 94.2..........................................Paul Bock, 1973 92.1......................................Jack Rumohr, 1958 92.1.....................................Brian Sullivan, 1971

Saves

ERA

HISTORY & RECORDS

Innings Pitched

Brian Criswell, 1984 Paul Schneider, 1982 Jeff Kaiser, 1980 Dave Woodworth, 1980 Joe Hubbard, 1970 4.......................................Angelo Palazeti, 2000 Eric Place, 1997 Tim Ferguson, 1994 Brian Sikorski, 1994 Scott DuRussell, 1990 Mark Anderson, 1987

Matt Vriesenga, 1999 19.......................................... Tim Mowry, 2009 Brian Kross, 2005 Angelo Palazeti, 1999 Ryan Takach, 1999 Angelo Palazeti, 1998 Jeff Welsh, 1998 18......................................... Troy Forton, 2009 Tyler Grinnell, 2001 Shawn Morrison, 2001 Jeff Welsh, 1999 John Busch, 1998 Eric Place, 1998 John Stewart, 1998 17.......................................... Tim Mowry, 2007 Dan Coberly, 2006 Josh Mandarino, 2001 John Stewart, 1997

55 Active players in bold * (MAC) indicates Mid-American Conference record

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ACADEMIC All-Americans First Team

All-Americans

Jack Rumohr.................... p.................... 1958 Bill Lajoie........................of.................... 1955 Ivan Fleaser....................of.................... 1946 Fred Stevens..................1b.................... 1946 Luke Wilcox.....................of.................... 1995 Ken Jones........................ c.................... 1994 Jeff Noom.......................of.....................1991 Matt Mieske....................of.................... 1990 Matt Mieske....................of.................... 1989 Jeff Kaiser........................ p.................... 1980 Mike Girskis...................1b.....................1979 Tom Vanderberg.............. c.....................1979 Tom Zahn......................... p.....................1979 Tom Vanderberg.............. c.....................1979

HISTORY & RECORDS

First Team Bill Guerrant...................of.................... 1965 Frank Quilici....................ss.....................1961 Jack Rumohr.................... p.................... 1958 Bill Lajoie........................of.................... 1955 Ivan Fleaser....................of.................... 1946 Fred Stevens..................1b.................... 1946

Second Team Greg Graham................... c.................... 2001 Brian Sikorski.................. p.................... 1995 Bob Reimink..................2b.................... 1989 Joe Gherna....................2b.................... 1983 Jim Johnson..................... p.................... 1967 John Huizenga................. c.................... 1965 Fred Decker....................of.............1963, ‘64 Fred Michalski................ss.................... 1963 Frank Quilici....................ss.................... 1960 Ken Hamlin.....................ss.....................1957 Gary Graham................... p.................... 1955 Dave Gottschalk............2b.............1952, ’53 Don Edwards................... p.....................1951

Second Team Rich Maloney Third Team All-American, 1986

Matt Mieske Third Team All-American, 1988 & 1989

Third Team Brian Sikorski.................. p.................... 1995 Ken Jones........................ c.................... 1995 Bob Reimink..................2b.................... 1989 Jeff Kaiser........................ p.................... 1982 Jeff Kaiser........................ p.....................1981

Third Team Ken Raines...................... p.................... 1994 Scott Conant..................3b.....................1991 Matt Mieske....................of.................... 1989 Matt Mieske....................of.................... 1988 Rich Maloney.................2b.................... 1986 Greg Brake....................... p.................... 1984 Paul Schneider...............of.....................1981 Ken Scarpace.................of.................... 1980 Freed Messner................ c.....................1957 Ron Jackson..................1b.................... 1954

GTE Academic District IV Joe Seestadt.................... c.................... 2000 Freed Messner................ c.....................1957 Ron Jackson..................1b.................... 1954

Verizon Academic All-District Adam Roslaes.................ss.... 2004 (2nd team) Jim Johnson Second Team All-American, 1967

Greg Graham Second Team All-American, 2001

Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American

Greg Graham................c...........2001 John Stewart.................p...........1998 Brent Sachs................. of..........1996 Brian Sikorski...............p...........1995 Todd Staehle................2b..........1995 Ryan VanDeWeg,..........p...........1995 Luke Wilcox.................. of..........1995 Ken Raines...................p...........1994 Brian Hostetler.............c...........1992 Scott Conant................3b..........1991 Chris Demetral............2b..........1991 Dale Hongisto..............dh..........1989 Bob Reimink................2b..........1989 Matt Mieske................. of..........1989 Matt Mieske................. of..........1988 Jeff Thrams..................2b..........1988

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District First Team Chris Lewis......................of.................... 2008 Mark Rasmussen............ p.................... 2006

Ethan Hollingsworth........ p.................... 2006 Brian Stroud.................... p.................... 2008

First Team

Bob Reimink...................ss.....................1987 Scott Kemple..................of.....................1979 Tom Zahn......................... p.....................1979

All-District/Region Broncos

Rich Maloney............... ss..........1986 Rich Maloney...............2b..........1985 Greg Brake....................p...........1984 Joe Gherna..................2b..........1983 Paul Schneider............ of..........1981 Ken Scarpace.............. of..........1980 Randy Ford....................p........... 1979 Scott Meyer...................c........... 1978 Greg Geyer................... ss...........1974 Marty Barski................ of..........1968 Pat Locanto..................2b..........1968 Jim Johnson..................p...........1967 Bill Guerrant.................lf...........1965 John Huizenga..............c...........1965 Fred Decker................. cf.....1963,“64 Fred Michalski............. ss..........1963 Dan Predovic...............3b..........1962

Bill Ortlieb.....................p...........1961 Frank Quilici................ ss... 1960,‘61 Larry Buchanan............lf...........1959 Jack Rumohr.................p...........1958 Marv Winegar.............. cf...........1958 Ken Hamlin.................. ss..........1957 Gary Graham................p...........1955 Bill Lajoie..................... cf...........1955 Rob Jackson................1b..........1954 Dave Gottschalk..........2b .1952,’53 Don Edwards................p........... 1951

Second Team Adam Rosales.............. ss..........2005 Tom Fabrizio................ of..........2003 Sam Flamont............... of..........2002 Derek Ottevaere..........dh..........1998

Anthony Holyszko........2b.......... 1997 Dave Elliott................... of..........1994 Scott Conant................ ss..........1992 John Timko.................. of..........1990 Doug Marcero...............p...........1989 Damon Saetre.............1b..........1989 Dale Hongisto...............c...........1988 Paul Schneider............dh..........1982 Ray Thoma................... ss..........1981 Billy Heimach...............2b..........1980 Jeff Kaiser.....................p...........1980 Jeff Kenaga.................. of.......... 1979 Mike Squires................ of.......... 1973 Scott Kemple............... of.......... 1971 Pat Locanto..................2b..........1967 Bruce Bales..................c...........1966 Dave Gartha.................p...........1966

Chuck Koselke.............1b..........1966 Dave Reeves................1b..........1965 Dan Predovic...............3b..........1964 Mike Gatza................... cf...........1962 Bill Ortlie.......................p...........1962 Larry Belanger..............c.... 1959,’60 Bill Topp........................p...........1959 Freed Messner.............c...........1957

Third Team Dave Cassetto..............p........... 1978 Brad Fischer................dh.......... 1978 Chuck Koselke.............1b..........1967 Al Drew..........................lf...........1963 Dan Predovic...............3b..........1963 Charles Dodge . ...........c...........1961 Bob Mason..................1b..........1958

2010 Western Michigan Baseball Dick Cox.................... of...........1971 Jim Mayer..................2b...........1971 Harry Shaughnessy.. 2b...........1970 Mark Hari..................1b.............970 Dave Shoemake....... of...1969, ‘70 Dan Benoit................. c........... 1969 John Pasierb..............p........... 1969 Marty Barski............. of.......... 1968 Ken Bratherton..........p........... 1968 Rick Trudeau.............3b.......... 1968 Pat Locanto...............2b.......... 1967 Chuck Koselke..........1b...1966, ’67 Jim Johnson...............p....1965, ‘67 Bruce Bales............... c........... 1966 Dave Gartha..............p........... 1966 Bill Guerrant............. of.......... 1965 Dave Reeves.............1b.......... 1965 John Sluka................2b.......... 1965 Fred Decker.............. of.......... 1963 Dave Kwaitkowski.... of.......... 1963 Dan Predovic............3b.......... 1963 Lee Salo.....................p........... 1963 Fred Michalski.......... ss....1962 ’63 Charles Dodge........... c....1961, ‘62 Pat Bidelman............2b.......... 1962 Mike Gatza................ of.......... 1962 Ken Larsen................p........... 1962 Bill Ortlieb..................p....1961, ‘62 Bill Ihne.....................1b...........1961

Frank Quilici.............. ss...........1961 Larry Buchanan....... of...1959, ‘60 Bill Topp.....................p........... 1959 Larry Belanger........... c........... 1959 Jack Rumohr..............p....1957, ‘58 Dick Sosnowski.........p........... 1958 Bob Mason...............1b.......... 1958 Marv Winegar........... of.......... 1958 Ken Hamlin............... ss...........1957 Terry Mack................ of...........1957 Freed Messner.......... c............1957 Norb Krings...............2b.......... 1956 Lowell Johnson......... of.......... 1956 Al Nagel......................lf....1953, ‘55 Bill Lajoie.................. of...1954, ‘55 Dave Gottschalk.......2b.....1951-53 Tom Cole....................p........... 1952 Bill Hays....................1b.......... 1952 Len Johnston............ of.......... 1952 Tom Cole....................p............1951 Don Edwards.............p............1951 Scotty Wilson............ ss...........1951 Francis Green........... cf...........1951 Carlton Coss.............1b.......... 1949 Dick Groggel.............3b.......... 1949 Jerry Hogan................p........... 1949 Robert Pollard........... of.......... 1949

MAC Award Winners Coach of the Year Fred Decker, 1988

Player of the Year Scott Conant, 1991

Pitcher of the Year Brian Sikorski, 1995 Doug Marcero, 1989

Freshman of the Year

HISTORY & RECORDS

Scott Conant............. ss...1991, ‘92 John Timko............... of.......... 1990 Doug Marcero............p........... 1989 Bob Reimink.............2b.......... 1989 Matt Mieske.............. of...1988, ‘89 Jeff Thrams...............2b.......... 1988 Dale Hongisto............ c............1987 Bob Bevis...................p............1987 John Vander Wal....... of....1986,’87 Rich Maloney......... 2b-ss..... ‘85’86 Joe Humphries..........p........... 1985 Roger Marquardt....... c........... 1985 Dan Nielsen...............p..............985 Greg Brake.................p........... 1984 Brian Criswell.............p........... 1983 Joe Gherna...............2b.......... 1983 Tim Gourlay............... ss.......... 1983 Buster Sunde.............p........... 1982 Ray Thoma................ ss...........1981 Paul Schneider.......of-dh.1981, ‘82 Jeff Kaiser..................p.....1980-’81 Billy Heimach............2b.......... 1980 Ken Scarpace........... of.......... 1980 Randy Ford.................p............1979 Jeff Kenaga............... of...........1979 Dave Cassett............ p...........1978 Scott Meyer................ c............1978 Greg Geyer................ ss........... 1974 Mike Squires............. of...........1973

2008 MAC Freshman of the Year Brian Stroud

Ryan Kochen,1998 Ethan Hollingsworth, 2006 Brian Stroud, 2008

All-Mid-American Conference Second Team Pedro Dager.............. of.......... 2008 Billy Morrison.............p........... 2008 Ethan Hollingsworth.. p............2007 Nathan Marquardt.... c........... 2006 Justin Carter...........1b-of........ 2004 J.R. Mathes................p........... 2004 Brad Mumma............p........... 2003 Pat Misch...................p........... 2002 Chad Tarpley.............1b.......... 2002 Tyler Grinnell..............p............2001 Pat Misch...................p............2001 Joe Seestadt.............. c........... 2000 Angelo Palazeti..........p........... 1999 Kris Gundrum........... of...........1997 Brent Sachs..............3b...........1997 Billy Coleman.............p........... 1996 Scott Demetral.........3b.......... 1995 Dave Elliott................ of...1993, ‘95 Ken Jones.................. c........... 1994 Todd Staehle.............2b.......... 1994 Ryan VanDeWeg........p........... 1994 Thurman Holmes.......p........... 1992

Matt Wilcox...............1b.......... 1992 Brian Hostetler.......... c....1990, ‘91 Jeff Noom................. of...........1991 Marty Ray...................p............1991 John Timko...............1b...........1991 Matt Mieske.............. of.......... 1990 Brian Saltzgaber....... of...1989, ‘90 Bryan Baar................. c........... 1989 Jeff Braley..................p........... 1989 Dale Hongisto...........dh.......... 1989 Damon Saetre..........1b...1988, ‘89 Kevin McNees.......... of...........1987 Jeff Thrams...............2b...........1987 Jim Markert............... c........... 1984 Jeff Kaiser..................p........... 1982 Ray Thoma................ ss...1980, ‘82 Jeff Miklosi............... ss...........1979 Brad Fischer.............dh...........1978 Jim Millward.............. of... 1976, ‘77 Dave Dusellier...........p............1976 Mark Knust................p............1976 Rocky Manuel........... of...........1975

Garry Johnson..........dh........... 1974 Frank Ballard............ of...........1973 Greg Geyer................ ss...........1972 Mike Squires............. of...........1972 Tom Vanderberg........ c.... 1971, ‘72 Bruce Mierkowicz.....1b... 1971, ‘72 Tom Zahn...................p............1971 Scott Kemple............ of... 1970, ‘71 Joe Hubbard..............p............1970 Jim Mayer..................3b...........1970 John Schulkebir........ of.......... 1969 Del Mackie................ of.......... 1968 Jim Redmon.............. of...1967, ‘68 Glenn Merchant....... of.......... 1967 Hal Cuyler................. of.......... 1966 Jim Johnson...............p........... 1966 Dave Anderson.........1b.......... 1965 Ed Staron.................. of.......... 1965 John Huizenga........... c........... 1965 Dave Bitante..............p........... 1964 Fred Decker.............. of.......... 1964 Dan Predovic............3b.......... 1964

Dave Reeves.............1b.......... 1964 Al Drews.................... of.......... 1963 John Sluka................2b.......... 1963 Dan Predovic............3b.......... 1962 Dave Kwiatkowski.... of.......... 1962 Gary Wallman............p........... 1962 Mike Gatza................ of...........1961 Ken Larsen................p............1961 Frank Quilici.............. ss.......... 1960 Len Grabowski.......... of.......... 1959 Ken Hamlin............... ss.......... 1956 Freed Messner.......... c........... 1956 Wayne LeNeave......... c........... 1955 Ed Fouchey................p........... 1954 Ron Heaviland..........3b.......... 1954 Gary Graham.............p........... 1954 Lowell Johnson......... of.......... 1954 Al Nagel..................... of.......... 1954 Ron Jackson.............1b...1953, ‘54 Bud Brotebeck.......... ss.......... 1953 Jack Baldwin............. of.......... 1952 Bob Urda....................p........... 1952

Ethan Hollingsworth.. p........... 2008 Chris Lewis................ of.......... 2008 Brian Stroud .............p........... 2008 Ethan Hollingsworth.. p........... 2006 Dan O’Brien...............p........... 2006 Justin Carter ..........1b-of........ 2005 Adam Rosales ......... ss.......... 2005 Adam Rosales ......... ss.......... 2004 Tom Fabrizio ............ of ......... 2003 Keith Perez ...............p . ........ 2003 Sam Flamont ........... of ......... 2002 Greg Graham.......... c-dh.........2001 Frank Alfieri...............3b.......... 1999 Kris Gundrum........... of.......... 1999 Derek Ottevaere.......dh.......... 1998 John Stewart..............p........... 1998 Anthony Holyszko.....2b...........1997 Brent Sachs.............. of.......... 1996 Brian Sikorski............p........... 1995 Todd Staehle.............2b.......... 1995 Ryan VanDeWeg........p........... 1995 Luke Wilcox............... of.......... 1995 Dave Elliott................ of.......... 1994 Ken Raines................p........... 1994 Matt Ziolkowski........1b.......... 1994 Henry DelValle...........p........... 1993 Rob Krueger..............p........... 1993 Brian Hostetler.......... c........... 1992 Chris Demetral,........2b...........1991

All-Mid-American Conference First Team

2006 MAC Freshman of the Year Ethan Hollingsworth

Adam Rosales earned All-MAC First Team honors in 2004 and 2005

2010 Western Michigan Baseball

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

HISTORY & RECORDS

OVERALL

Year 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944 1943 1942 1941 1940

W 14 29 16 30 26 21 25 22 26 26 30 26 14 17 31 30 35 25 29 30 39 33 28 30 30 23 26 34 32 32 27 27 18 25 14 22 23 14 26 22 28 17 18 21 16 18 24 17 19 7 25 23 13 9 25 13 17 18 17 15 18 16 11 8 10 10 6 8 21 13

L 35 23 33 22 24 33 26 25 28 27 28 29 39 34 22 23 21 26 25 20 15 22 22 25 24 34 21 17 21 22 15 15 30 22 15 19 6 18 14 14 12 11 5 5 6 6 6 6 8 14 9 8 5 10 7 8 4 7 5 9 6 5 8 7 7 6 5 9 4 6

T Runs Opp. 0 279 431 1 380 293 0 240 310 0 304 514 0 297 271 0 309 383 0 227 258 0 295 315 0 377 352 0 336 312 0 347 335 0 304 315 0 238 367 0 224 285 1 312 247 0 239 248 0 305 203 0 291 260 0 322 287 0 310 289 2 410 257 0 353 295 0 261 247 0 352 313 1 310 336 0 265 317 0 269 213 0 327 211 0 300 299 0 309 249 0 228 156 1 224 178 0 220 255 0 210 208 0 126 110 0 202 165 1 263 147 0 122 135 0 202 136 0 203 125 0 197 117 1 163 117 0 109 50 0 174 83 0 142 59 0 134 61 0 213 92 0 169 111 0 185 103 1 107 130 0 207 141 1 194 114 0 127 79 0 151 106 0 303 134 1 137 87 0 150 76 0 154 79 0 125 67 1 180 96 1 140 107 0 130 105 1 117 76 1 81 63 1 99 86 1 76 49 0 52 32 0 101 81 0 157 60 0 148 60

W 9 12 8 16 13 7 16 12 15 10 20 16 6 10 19 18 20 14 16 16 23 18 20 18 20 14 8 12 14 8 8 10 5 8 6 5 9 4 9 8 11 6 8 8 9 7 12 9 11 3 8 10 9 5 9 6 7 8 6 9 8 6 - - - - - - - -

L Pct. 18 .333 12 .500 16 .333 9 .640 8 .619 17 .292 12 .571 13 .480 13 .536 18 .357 12 .625 16 .500 24 .200 21 .323 13 .594 12 .600 10 .667 16 .467 14 .533 9 .640 6 .793 14 .563 10 .667 12 .600 10 .667 16 .467 4 .667 4 .730 3(1) .806 9 .471 6 .571 4 .714 9 .357 10 .444 10 .375 9 .357 8(1) .528 7 .364 6 .600 6 .571 6 .647 3 .667 1 .889 1 .889 1 .900 4 .636 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 4 .429 2 .800 0 1.000 0 1.000 2 .714 0 1.000 4 .600 1 .875 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .900 2 .800 2 .750 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

MAC

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Fred Decker - WMU and MAC’s All-Time Winningest Coach 791-505-5 • 401-337 MAC • 29 years (1976-2004) Fred Decker was the Broncos’ heralded skipper for 29 years, before retiring in 2004. Taking the reins in 1976, Decker led WMU to 791 wins, including 401 victories in the Mid-American Conference, both of which are conference records. A total of 95 players were signed and drafted into professional baseball during Decker’s tenure, and two of his former players are Division I head coaches, in Randy Ford (current WMU coach) and Rich Maloney (University of Michigan). Decker was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2007. As a student-athlete at Western Michigan, Decker was a member of the 1963 Bronco team that participated in the College World Series and was ranked as high as second in the nation.

CHARLIE MAHER - NCAA RUNNER-UP, Six College World SERIES, 10 NCAA Tournaments 437-197-7 • 158-25 MAC • 29 years (1937-43, 46-67) Charlie Maher led the Broncos to 10 NCAA Tournaments, advancing to six College World Series, finishing second in 1955 and third in 1952 and 1958. Maher is the second winningest coach ever at Western Michigan, with a 437-197-7 all-time record. Maher sat at the Bronco helm for 29 seasons, succeeding the legendary former WMU coach and athletic director Judson Hyames in 1937. Maher was inducted into the Mid-American Conference Hall of Fame in 1989.

OVERALL Year 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 1913 1912 1911

W 9 6 6 7 12 15 12 13 10 7 11 10 8 12 13 12 14 10 4 7 5 3 4 8 12 7 4 5 4

L 7 7 5 7 3 1 1 3 9 9 2 5 2 2 2 2 9 5 3 0 2 5 2 2 0 2 1 1 0

T Runs Opp. 0 83 64 0 66 54 0 56 29 0 97 73 0 82 53 0 143 55 0 89 35 0 100 48 0 88 63 1 91 75 0 111 38 0 99 62 0 86 40 0 130 46 0 93 47 0 107 30 0 171 99 1 101 79 0 44 33 0 34 13 0 55 14 0 29 40 0 36 21 1 51 24 2 116 18 0 48 26 1 34 18 0 45 8 0 27 12

MAC W - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

T - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

All-Time Record Pct. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Coach Maher Maher Maher Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Hyames Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding Spaulding

1,758 - 1,247 - 23

All-Time MAC Record 675 - 480 - 0

COACHES’ RECORDS

Coach

Overall

MAC

Decker 791-505-5 401-337 Maher 437-197-7 158-25 Hyames 166-62-2 - - Chambers 166-109-2 58-55 Ford 115-137-1 58-63 Spaulding 63-18-4 - - Gill 20-13-2 - -

Years 29 (1976-04) 29 (1937-43) (1946-67) 15 (1922-36) 8 (1968-75) 5 (2005-SA) 11 (1911-21) 2 (1944-45)

2010 Western Michigan Baseball Providing leadership in education and diversity, the Mid-American Conference moves into its 63rd year of service to the student-athlete.

The MAC tied a league record in 2008 with five schools participating in bowl games – Buffalo (International); Ball State (GMAC); Central Michigan (Motor City); Western Michigan (Texas); and Northern Illinois (Independence Bowl). The 2008 season also saw the first MAC football team ranked in the Top 25 since 2003. Ball State was ranked as high as 12th in the BCS Standings, 12th in the AP and 13th in the USA Today Poll. The Cardinals were ranked in all three polls for 10 straight weeks. MAC football teams won a league record four games versus opponents from the Big Ten. Toledo became the first MAC team to ever beat Michigan in Ann Arbor; Ball State won its first-ever game against a Big Ten foe when the Cardinals beat Indiana; Central Michigan also defeated Indiana; and Western Michigan beat Illinois in a game played at Ford Field. In its partnership with ESPN, the MAC signed an eight-year rights agreement through the 20162017 academic year for football, as well as men’s and women’s basketball. The deal will be the most extensive in the 63-year history of the conference. The new deal calls for a minimum of 25 events annually to be produced and aired on an ESPN platform including the men’s and women’s basketball championships, a regular-season MAC presence on ESPN, the Marathon MAC Football Championship and a minimum of 11 regular-season football games. Women’s athletics shined for the MAC this past year. For the first time in the history of the conference the MAC sent three teams to the NCAA women’s volleyball tournament (Miami, Ohio and Western Michigan). Western Michigan became only the third team to make it to the Sweet Sixteen (Ohio 2005 and Western Michigan 1983). In women’s basketball MAC Tournament Champion Ball State upset perennial national power Tennessee in the first round of the NCAA tournament handing the Lady Vols their first ever loss in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. The victory was named “Pontiac Game Changing Performance” of the 2009 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament, while first year head coach Kelly Packard was named Maggie Dixon Division I Rookie Coach of the Year by the WBCA. Akron continued its dominance of MAC men’s soccer with its 11 regular-season championship to go along with its sixth MAC Tournament title – both league records. The Zips were ranked as high as No. 2 during the season and reached the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament before falling to Northwestern, 1-0. Steve Zakuani, who helped guide the University of Akron men’s soccer program to a record-setting campaign in 2008, was the first overall pick of the 2009 Major League Soccer Super Draft. Zakuani earned 2008 MAC Men’s Soccer Player of the Year honors and was a finalist for the Hermann Trophy, which goes to the best men’s soccer player in the country. The conference now has national leadership positions on the following NCAA committees: Warde Manual, Buffalo (Academic Cabinet); Susan Lipnickey, Miami (Leadership Council and Infractions Appeals); Derrick Gragg, Eastern Michigan (Legislative Council); Dr. John Peters, Northern Illinois (Board of Directors); Tom Collins, Ball State (Amateurism Cabinet); Kelly Andrews, Toledo (Awards, benefits, Expenses & Financial Aid Cabinet); Stephannnie Harvey-Vandenburg, Eastern

The MAC also has representation on Division I Sport Committees and related governing groups: Cathy O’Donnell, Kent State (Field Hockey); Dave Heeke, Central Michigan (Football Issues); Marling “Newt” Engle, Akron (Rifle); Karin Lee, Ball State (Tennis); Rich Ceronie (Track & Field); Laing Kennedy, Kent State (Men’s Basketball); Charlie Coles, Miami (Men’s Basketball Issues); Jim Schaus, Ohio and Reggie Witherspoon, Buffalo (Men’s Basketball Rules); Steven Cady, Miami (Men’s Ice Hockey); Mary Lu Gribschaw, Akron (Men’s Soccer); Greg Christopher, Bowling Green (Women’s Basketball); Anucha Brown-Sanders, Buffalo and Donyale Canada, MAC (Women’s Basketball Issues); Curt Miller, Bowling Green (Women’s Basketball Rules); Jerry Reighard, Central Michigan (Gymnastics); Matt Wolfert, Ball State (Women’s Soccer); Dee Abrahamson, Northern Illinois (Women’s Softball Rules); Derek van der Merwe, Central Michigan (Wrestling). From two-time Super Bowl quarterback winning Ben Roethlisberger (Miami University), NFL Defensive MVP James Harrison (Kent State University), British Open winner Ben Curtis (Kent State University), World Series winning manager Bob Brenly (Ohio University) and Olympic bobsled team member Brock Kreitzburgh (University of Toledo), the Mid-American Conference continues to excel in producing leaders in the world of athletics. History of the MAC Based in Cleveland since July 1999 following a 15-year stay in Toledo, Ohio, the MAC has established historic measurements in both football and men’s and women’s basketball since moving to Northeast Ohio. The Mid-American Conference was founded as a five-school league on February 24, 1946 in Columbus, Ohio with Ohio, Butler, Cincinnati, Wayne State and Western Reserve admitted as charter members. The Mid-American Conference has 12 full-time schools and a 13th, Temple, for football only. Comprising the East Division is the University of Akron (joined in 1992), Bowling Green State University (1952), University at Buffalo (1998), Kent State University (1951), Miami University (1947), Ohio University (1946) and Temple University (2007). The West Division members are Ball State University (1973), Central Michigan University (1971), Eastern Michigan University (1971), Northern Illinois University (1975-86, 1997), University of Toledo (1950) and Western Michigan University (1947).

The league has grown its commitment to championships by expanding to six its number of neutral site post season events – football (Detroit’s Ford Field), volleyball (Toledo’s SeaGate Centre), men’s and women’s basketball (Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena), softball (Akron’s Firestone Stadium) and most recently baseball (Chillicothe’s VA Memorial Stadium).

Michigan (Recruiting & Athletic Personal Issues Cabinet); Brad Bates, Miami (Academic Performance); Eileen Jennings, Central Michigan (Infractions); Ted McKown, Kent State (International Students Records); Jim Klein, Toledo (Legislative Review & Interpretations); Karin Lee, Ball State (Minority Opportunities and Interest); Melody Reifel Werner, Eastern Michigan (Research); Catharine Marsszeky, Kent State (Student-Athlete Advisory); Lee Merserve, Bowling Green (Walter Byers Scholarship).

MID-AMERICAN HISTORY & RECORDS CONFERENCE

Since its inception in 1946, the Mid-American Conference has progressively grown and developed into one of the most aggressive Division I conferences in the country. One of only 11 football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conferences, the MAC named Dr. Jon Steinbrecher as its eighth commissioner in the 63-year history of the league this past March. Steinbrecher came to the MAC after serving for six years as the commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference.

In 1946 men’s basketball was the first competitive sport in the MAC, which now sponsors a total 23 sports. Women’s sports were brought into the conference’s structure in 1980. For men, championships (11) are sponsored in football, basketball, baseball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, wrestling, golf and tennis. For women, championships (12) are sponsored in basketball, softball, volleyball, cross country, field hockey, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, gymnastics, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and tennis.

WMU IS MICHIGAN’S FOURTH LARGEST HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION, ATTRACTING A DIVERSE AND CULTURALLY RICH STUDENT BODY FROM ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND SOM 80 OTHER COUNTRIES. ITS NEARLY 900 FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS HAVE BEEN TRAINED AT SOME OF THE WORLD’S FINEST INSTITUTIONS AND THEY BRING TO THE UNIVERSITY A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE THAT ENHANCES THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.

WMU’S DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE IS WIDELY RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE NATION’S BEST UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS AND IS A REGULAR WINNER OF AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATRE FESTIVAL AWARDS.

WESTERN MICHIGAN IS A DYNAMIC, STUDENT-CENTERED RESEARCH UNIVERSITY WITH AN ENROLLMENT OF NEARLY 25,000. WMU IS FOCUSED ON DELIVERING HIGH-QUALITY UNDERGRADUATE INSTRUCTION, ADVANCING ITS GROWING GRADUATE DIVISION AND FOSTERING SIGNIFICANT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES.

U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT RANKS WMU’S PROGRAMS IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY AMONG THE TOP 50 IN THE NATION.

WMU ATHLETICS IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING STATE-OF-THE-ART ATHLETIC FACILITIES FOR ITS STUDENTATHLETES, COACHES AND FANS.

THE SKY BRONCS PRECISION FLIGHT TEAM FROM THE COLLEGE OF AVIATION WON THE 1983, 1998 AND 2002 NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE FLYING ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND HAS PLACED AMONG THE TOP THREE IN NATIONAL COMPETITION 15 OF THE PAST 16 YEARS.

Kathy Beauregard, the Director of Athletics at Western Michigan University, has been involved with the Broncos in several capacities over the course of the past 29 years. She is the second-longest serving athletic director in the Mid-American Conference.

KATHY BEAUREGARD

Beauregard arrived in Kalamazoo as a coach before moving into administration and is entering her 12th season as mentor of one of the top programs in the MAC.

Along with four MAC titles (men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer and men’s tennis) in 2003-04, the Broncos also enjoyed an increased level of success in the classroom. WMU’s graduation rate of 83 percent in 2003 ranked eighth nationally and featured a program grade point average of nearly 3.00. On the playing field in 2002-03, the athletics campaign was highlighted by a pair of conference titles in women’s basketball and softball. The men’s basketball team also made a postseason appearance, competing in the National Invitation Tournament. Postseason appearances by the WMU football, volleyball and men’s tennis team highlighted the program’s 2000-01 athletic competition.

WMU athletic facilities have greatly improved under Beauregard’s leadership. The $8-million dollar Bill Brown Football Alumni Center and the $21-million Seelye Athletic Indoor Center have benefited numerous sports teams and provide top-notch facilities for Bronco student-athletes. The locker rooms at Lawson Ice Arena were renovated and completed over the past year and the department continues to raise funds for the Hyames Field Renovation Project. WMU is in the midst of building a two million dollar state-of-the-art facility and Field Turf was also installed at Waldo Stadium during the Summer of 2006.

The 1999-2000 campaign was highlighted by the football team’s West Division title and trip to the MAC Championship. The women’s tennis squad captured the MAC Tourney title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight year and the women’s basketball squad made its second-consecutive appearance in the WNIT.

Heavily involved in her profession, Beauregard assumed the chair position of the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee in 2001, a position which she held for two years. She represented WMU as a member of the NCAA Championships Cabinet and NCAA Football Bowl Certification Committee and currently serves on the NCAA Diversity and Inclusion Committee.

Previously the senior associate athletic director (1993-97), she supervised all revenue sports, the University’s compliance with NCAA rules, academic services, student-athlete welfare, and athletic marketing and communications.

The 2008-09 year saw the Bronco volleyball and men’s tennis programs capture regular season MAC crowns. The volleyball team advanced to the round of 16 at the NCAA Tournament, while the Bronco football team participated in its second bowl in three seasons and the men’s basketball team won yet another MAC West title.

In just her second year (1998-99), Beauregard provided support which helped the Bronco men’s athletic squads jump from 10th to first place in the Reese Cup standings, giving Western Michigan a share of its first all-sports trophy in 17 years.

Beauregard initially came to WMU in 1979 as head women’s gymnastics coach. In nine seasons (1980-88), she produced two MAC title teams and was twice named the conference’s coach of the year. Beauregard has been active in numerous community service organizations, including Kalamazoo Rotary, the American Heart Association, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and the Glowing Embers Girl Scouts Council.

The 2007-08 academic year saw success within the department, on the playing field and in the classroom. WMU Athletics announced the renovation of historic Hyames Field. Heading into the future, the facility will be known as Robert J. Bobb Stadium and will undergo $2.0 million of work over the next year. Renovations to Sorensen Courts, Fran Ebert Field and upcoming work to the men’s basketball locker rooms all highlight Beauregard’s dedication to moving WMU Athletics forward.

Honored by numerous organizations throughout her career, Beauregard was awarded both the Woman of Achievement Award (YWCA) and Athena Award (Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce) in 2002.

Athletically, WMU’s tennis programs found success yet again with both winning a regular season MAC title and the men’s program capturing the tournament title to earn a berth in the 2008 NCAA Tournament. Both Dave Morin and Besty Kuhle were named MAC Coaches of the Year for the second-straight season. The men’s basketball and women’s volleyball programs captured MAC West titles during the past athletic season. A pair of Bronco track student-athletes earned All-America honors with Becky Horn earning the nod during the indoor and outdoor seasons and finishing third in the 800m at the 2008 NCAA Outdoor Championships.

In 2000, Beauregard received the Hope College Distinguished Alumni Award from her alma mater.

Beauregard is a native of Kalamazoo and graduate of Loy Norrix High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Hope College in 1979 and a master’s degree from WMU in 1981.

She and husband, Rick, have a 18-year-old son, Brad, who will attend WMU in 2009. Rick retired from Kalamazoo Public Schools after 32 years of service and began Beauregard Home Services in the Fall of 2006.

Beauregard ensured the longevity of WMU’s football and men’s basketball programs by restructuring Bill Cubit’s and Steve Hawkins’ contracts in 2007 and 2008, respectively. WMU Athletics also welcomed Tasha McDowell as the fifth head coach of WMU’s women’s basketball program in 2008. Academically, WMU boasted a pair of Academic All-Americans in Anthony Gebhart (first team) and Joe Reitz (second team). Gebhart was the first football representative since 1998. Volleyball, baseball and gymnastics finished in the top 10 among other like programs in the APR and WMU football had the highest APR score in the MAC for the 2006-07 campaign. Overall, 415 student-athletes finished 2007-08 with a 3.0 or better cumulative GPA. In 2006-07, men’s and women’s tennis not only repeated as MAC Tournament champions but captured regular season titles as well. Both Morin and Kuhle earned MAC Coach of the Year honors. The WMU football team participated in the program’s first postseason bowl game since 1988. The Broncos boasted three NCAA statistical champions in five categories — Ameer Ismail (FB - sacks and tackles for loss); Carrie Moore (WBB - points per game) and Mark Letestu (HOCKEY - freshman scoring and short-handed goals). Western Michigan continued to pursue excellence in the classroom in 2006-07 as 26 student-athletes in 14 sports earned Academic All-MAC status. WMU had five of its programs honored as being in the top-10 percent in their respective sport in the announcement for their excellence in the classroom over the years identified in the most recent APR; baseball, men’s basketball, gymnastics, women’s tennis and volleyball. The Broncos boasted five academic all-district selections and a pair of academic all-americans in Joe Reitz and Carrie Moore. Moore and Ismail earned All-America status in their respective sports with Moore receiving honorable mention for Kodak All-American and Ismail earning Second Team AP All-American. In 2005-06, Beauregard oversaw a department that captured the Jacoby Cup Trophy, awarded to the top women’s program in the MAC based on sports standings. WMU has now won the Jacoby and Reese (men’s overall sports award) trophies during Beauregard’s tenure. The Broncos garnered three regular season titles — gymnastics, softball and women’s tennis and two MAC Tournament titles — gymnastics and women’s tennis. Under Beauregard’s direction, WMU also won its 100th MAC title all-time in 2005-06.

The 2004-05 athletic campaign continued what has become common place at Western Michigan. Team and individual success began in the fall and continued through the spring, highlighted by a MAC Championship in women’s tennis. The strength of the women’s programs as a group allowed WMU to finish second in the Jacoby Cup.

WESTERN MICHIGAN MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS (108) Men’s Tennis (21) 2009, 2008, 2007, 2004, 2000, 1999, 1981, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955, 1954, 1952, 1950 Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (18) 1996, 1995, 1985, 1980, 1976, 1971, 1970, 1969, 1968, 1966, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958 Baseball (14) 1989, 1967, 1966, 1963, 1962, 1961, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1955, 1952, 1951, 1950, 1949 Men’s Cross Country (14) 1980, 1979, 1977, 1976, 1970, 1968, 1966, 1963, 1961, 1960, 1959, 1958, 1957, 1948 Women’s Tennis (11) 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1997, 1995, 1990, 1984

1983, 1982 Men’s Basketball (5) 2004, 1998, 1981*, 1976, 1952 Women’s Cross Country (4) 1993, 1986, 1985, 1984 Women’s Gymnastics (3) 2006, 1987, 1986 Softball (3) 2006, 1984, 1983 Football (2) 1988, 1966* Men’s Swimming & Diving (2) 1964, 1963 Women’s Outdoor Track & Field (1) 1985 Men’s Golf (1) 1949

Women’s Volleyball (9) 2008, 2000, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1984,

*shared title

Dr. John M. Dunn became the eighth president of Western Michigan University on July 1, 2007. He was appointed by the WMU Board of Trustees following a nationwide search. Prior to coming to WMU, President Dunn served as interim chancellor at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Earlier, he held the position of provost and vice chancellor at SIUC.

Internationally known for his research and writing about the long-term health of individuals with disabilities, Dr. Dunn is the author of more than 50 professional papers and book chapters. He is a past president of the Research Consortium of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; past editor of Quest, a professional publication for kinesiology scholars; and past president of the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education. Since moving to Michigan, President Dunn has been actively engaged with state and community efforts that focus on quality-of-life issues and enhancing economic development. By appointment of Gov. Jennifer Granholm, he represents the University and West Michigan as a member of the Michigan Strategic Economic Investment and Commercialization Board. He also is a member of the boards of the Bronson Healthcare Group, First National Bank, Southwest Michigan First, the Gilmore Keyboard Festival and the WMU Foundation. He is also the 2009 chairman of the Greater Kalamazoo Area United Way campaign.

DR. JOHN M. DUNN

An educator for more than 35 years, Dr. Dunn was dean of the University of Utah’s College of Health before moving to SIUC, holding that post from 1995 to 2002. Before that, he was at Oregon State University for 20 years, last serving as associate provost there. His earlier positions at Oregon State included assistant dean of Health and Human Performance, chair of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science and director of the university’s Special Physical and Motor Fitness Clinic.

In early 2009, President Dunn led the Mid-American Conference search that resulted in the appointment of new MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon A. Steinbrecher. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dennis W. Archer Jeanne H. Carlson Sarah L. DeNooyer William D. Johnston William J. Martin Kenneth V. Miller Daniel W. Pero Larry F. Tolbert UNIVERSITY SENIOR STAFF Dr. John M. Dunn Dr. Timothy J. Greene Lowell Rinker Carl M. “Bud” Bender Carol L.J. Hustoles Gregory J. Rosine Dr. Paula D. Kohler Dr. Diane K. Anderson Dr. James A. Gilchrist Dean K. Honsberger Robert G. Miller David A. Glenn Cheryl P. Roland Kathy B. Beauregard Jamie M. Jeremy Dr. Martha B. Warfield Kahler Scheumann Betty A. Kocher

Detroit, Mich. Novi, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Portage, Mich. Battle Creek, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. Dimondale, Mich. Kalamazoo, Mich. President Provost & VP for Academic Affairs CFO, VP for Business and Finance VP for Development VP for Legal Affairs & General Counsel Senior VP for Advancement & Legislative Affairs Associate VP for Research VP for Student Affairs Vice Provost for Academic Operations, CIO Associate VP for Budget & Planning Associate VP for Community Outreach Associate VP for Institutional Equity Associate VP of University Relations Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Executive Director of Alumni Relations Assistant VP of the Div. of Multicultural Affairs Assistant to the President Secretary to the Board of Trustees

Dr. Dunn, who began his teaching at the University of Connecticut in 1972, earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University in 1967 and 1969, respectively. He earned his doctoral degree from Brigham Young University in 1972. President Dunn and his wife, Linda, reside in Kalamazoo in the president’s official residence. They are the proud parents of three children, Matthew (married to Lesley), Michael and Kerry.

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WMU MEDIA RELATIONS

KANAN

DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Ohio, 1997 Fifth Season 269-387-4125/269-998-2259 mat.kanan@wmich.edu

MATT

HOLMES

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Indianapolis, 2002 Fifth Season 269-387-3168 matt.holmes@wmich.edu

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KEIRNS

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ADAM

BODNAR

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS Western Michigan, 2008 Second Season 269-387-4122 adam.e.bodnar@wmich.edu

INTERVIEWS Student-athletes and coaches are available for interviews before practice throughout the week. If there needs to be a special request made or phone interview, please contact Kristin Keirns at 269-3874123 or 269-998-8062. Media wishing to conduct interviews should call ahead to Kristin Keirns at 269-387-4123 or 269-998-8062 and arrive 10-15 minutes before practice begins.

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Robin Hook Assistant Athletic Director

Kyle Blecha Director of Medical Services

Dave Corstange Senior Associate Athletic Director

Jeff Stone Associate Athletic Director

Rob Hunt Director of Athletic Development

Monty Porter Associate Athletic Director

Amy Washington Assistant to Athletic Director & Senior Associate Athletic Director

Elains Russell Director of Marketing

Dennis Corbin Assistant Athletic Director

Bob D’Amelio Assistant Athletic Director

Dannie Alexander Director of Facilities

Don Beyer Director of Ticket Operations

Maria Sanchez Director of Academic Services & Compliance

Rachel Strassner Director of Corporate Relations

Stacy Vallier Director of Corporate Relations

Bill Cubit Head Coach Football

TBA Head Coach Hockey

Randy Ford Head Coach Baseball

Steve Hawkins Head Coach Men’s Basketball

Betsy Kuhle Head Coach Women’s Tennis

Kathy Leitke Head Coach Softball

Kelly Lycan Head Coach Cross Country/Track & Field

Tasha McDowell Head Coach Women’s Basketball

Dave Morin Head Coach Men’s Tennis

Colleen Munson Head Coach Volleyball

Stu Riddle Head Coach Men’s Soccer

Cindy Trout Head Coach Golf

ATHLETIC STAFF & COACHES

Kathy Beauregard Athletic Director

Suzie Grech Head Coach Women’s Soccer

ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY

ADMINISTRATION Kathy Beauregard Dave Corstange Monty Porter Jeff Stone Dennis Corbin Bob D’Amelio Robin Hook Amy Washington ACADEMIC & COMPLIANCE SERVICES Maria Sanchez Marshall Steward Rachel Strassner

Director of Athletic Academic Services Athletic Academic Advisor Director of Compliance

BUSINESS OFFICE Patty Moore Kim Hemingway Joe Armstrong

Financial Clerk/Business Operations Insurance Coordinator Computer Assistant

CHEERLEADING Christopher Wang Megan Nienhuis

Head Coach Assistant Coach

CORPORATE RELATIONS Stacy Vallier David Zolp DANCE Kate Clark DEVELOPMENT Rob Hunt Mellissa Porter EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT Kenico Hines Dion Van Atter Joyce Fooy FACILITIES Dannie Alexander Matt Kulik MARKETING & PROMOTIONS/LICENSING Elaine Russell Kim Stoebick MEDIA RELATIONS Mat Kanan Matt Holmes Kristin Keirns Adam Bodnar TICKET OFFICE Don Beyer Matt Folck TRAINING/STRENGTH STAFF Kyle Blecha Brian Bauer Kate Dornbos Lisa Hardy Kevin Lehmann Nate Peoples Tim Herrmann TBA

Director of Athletics Senior Associate AD Associate AD/Business Operations Associate AD/Academic & Compliance Services Assistant AD/Medical & Support Services Assistant AD/Marketing, Publicity & Licensing Assistant AD/Broadcasting & Corporate Sales Administrative Assistant to AD

BASEBALL Randy Ford Scott Demetral Tom Grant

Director of Corporate Relations Assistant Director Head Coach Director of Development for Athletics Secretary/Gary Fund Head Equipment Manager Equipment Manager Equipment Manager Director of Athletic Facilities Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities Director of Sports Marketing Coordinator of Community Relations Athletic Media Relations Director Associate Media Relations Director Assistant Media Relations Director Assistant Media Relations Director Director of Ticket Operations Assistant Director of Ticket Operations Director of Medical Services Assistant Director of Medical Services Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Football Strength & Conditioning Coach Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

MEN’S BASKETBALL Steve Hawkins Clayton Bates Rick Carter Bacari Alexander Mike Murray

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Coordinator of Basketball Operations

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Tasha McDowell Glenn Box TBA Phil Sayers Lindsey Hass

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Basketball Operations

FOOTBALL Bill Cubit Dave Cohen Mike Grant Amp Campbell Ryan Cubit Lou Esposito Jake Moreland Rich Nagy Mike Sabock Bob Stanley Tim Knox Patrick Bracken

Head Coach Defensive Coord./Assistant Coach Assistant Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Football Operations Coordinator of Video Operations

WOMEN’S GOLF Cindy Trout Clark Peterson

Head Coach Volunteer Coach

GYMNASTICS David Kuzara TBA

Head Coach Assistant Coach

HOCKEY TBA Scott Robson Marc Fakler Lynn Ross Paul Schneider

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Secretary Manager/Lawson Arena

MEN’S SOCCER Stu Riddle Ben Pirmann Allen Riddle

Head Coach Assistant Coach Director of Men’s Soccer Operations

WOMEN’S SOCCER Suzanne Grech Nate Norman SOFTBALL Kathy Leitke Jamie Spitale

Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Associate Head Coach

MEN’S TENNIS Dave Morin Jose Orozco

Head Coach Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S TENNIS Betsy Kuhle Mark Henderson

Head Coach Assistant Coach

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD Kelly Lycan Bill Griffey Taryn Sheehan

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

VOLLEYBALL Colleen Munson Ryan Manning Jason Reed Ashley Vogl

Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Director of Volleyball Operations

The corporations and individuals listed below generously supported Western Michigan University and Bronco Athletics with gifts to the Mike Gary Athletic Fund and or specific causes.

Scholarship Club $5,000 - $9,999 Armstrong International, Inc. Diana M. Bernard Edward M. Bernard Bernard’s Property, LLC David R. Buskirk Douglas Callander Eleanor Callander Citizens to Elect Dave Buskirk Jeff P. Clark Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan Margaret A. Denenfeld Marlene Denenfeld Paul J. Denenfeld Stephen Denenfeld DeNooyer Chevrolet Adrienne D. DeNooyer Diane DeNooyer Jeffrey L. DeNooyer William T. DeNooyer Eckert-Wordell Architects Lois E. Ellis EMA Enterprises First National Bank of Michigan GS Photo James Hess Jeanne L. Hess Huntington National Bank Carol Ann Jackson Ronald H. Jackson * Leonard Johnston Kay D. Jones Richard H. Jones Jane Leeuw Mike Leeuw Wayne LeNeave Maggie’s Corporation Metro Toyota Millennium Restaurant Group Julie Miller Kenneth V. Miller James M. Moeller Patrice L. Moeller David G. Morrison Kay Morrison William J. Parsons Schupan & Sons, Inc. Marc Schupan Don Seelye Ford, Inc. Michael Seelye Sharon Seelye Southwest Michigan First Stafford-Smith, Inc. Summit Energy Services John Tapper Automotive Directors Club $2,500 - $4,999 Ann E. Anderson Jack B. Anderson Cripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc. James M. Cripps Lyndon L. Cronen Mary F. Kissinger DeMaagd Thomas W. DeMaagd George A. Franklin Molly Franklin D. L. Gallivan, Inc. Jeff A. Gardner

Champions Club $1,000 - $2,499 Carolyn A. Adams William V. Adams Aetna Foundation, Inc. ** Janie S. Albright Barbara Jean Alexander Charles B. Alexander American Metal Fab, Inc. Ann Marie Andrus William E. Andrus Philip J. Anglin David S. Ansel Nicole R. Armstrong Patrick B. Armstrong Patricia M. Ashby Carl L. Awe Sharon R. Awe Judith K. Beam Robert M. Beam Kathy B. Beauregard Richard A. Beauregard Dennis Berkebile Sue Ann Berkebile James R. Bernard Blackhawk Bar & Grill James E. Bollweg Martha L. Boughner Robert E. Boughner Charlotte Boven Donald E. Boven Kelly M. Brennan Douglas E. Brigham Linda E. Brigham Betty J. Brisendine Jacob E. Brisendine Andrew A. Brogowicz Patricia G. Brogowicz Matt Brosco Charles B. Brotebeck Patricia Brotebeck Dolores M. Bryck Richard D. Bryck Barbara Ann Burke Janis R. Burnett Quinter Burnett, II Frank E. Calvaruso Carol A. Carpenter George A. Carpenter Heidi M. Chmiel John J. Chmiel Constance Chrystler Joseph A. Chrystler Joan Chura Robert A. Chura Karin Cohn Marlon H. Cohn Robert B. Compton Consumers Energy Foundation ** Joseph R. Cooper Vicki L. Cox Jennifer A. Coyne Gary L. Cramer Janice A. Cramer Fred A. Decker Leslie Decker Carol A. Demetral Chris Demetral

Scott D. Demetral Ted Demetral J. Craig DeNooyer Sarah L. DeNooyer Jon M. Dixon Susan M. Dixon Erwin H. Doerschler James R. Dolan Patricia Dolan Diane K. Dreher Gary Dreher Michael J. Dreher Ed Edwards M. Josephine Edwards Nanette S. Elenbaas Ronald A. Elenbaas Allen C. Emmons Susan R. Emmons Deborah A. Engers Dennis W. Engers Janis Nelson English Robert J. English Alain Y. Fabi Michele Fabi Charles J. Farho Joyce E. Farho Fifth Third Bank First Agency, Inc. Lynn Ford Randy D. Ford The Gagie School Joe Gagie Sandra Sue Gagie David L. Gallivan Diane Gallivan Lloyd E. Gearhart Robert E. Geiger Jessica Gustke Todd E. Gustke H & H Painting Company, Inc. Ann L. Hannon Bill Harrison Alfred V. Heilman Mary Beth Henry Thomas J. Henry Rosalyn Marie Hogan IHS Distributing Company, Inc. Indian Trails, Inc. Mark A. Jackson A. Taylor Jacobs Cheryl L. Jensen Sam Jensen Peter C. Katt Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund ** Barbara Kenerson David A. Kenerson Donald J. Kenney Susan King Thomas G. King Mary L. Kinney Philip J. Kinney David E. Kinnisten Elizabeth A. Kinnisten Donald J. Knoechel Teresa Ann Knoechel Mark K. Knust Ryan E. Kochen Carlee Koessel James A. Koessel Darlene E. Kohrman George R. Kohrman William J. Kowalski Barbara J. Kreis Russell A. Kreis Brenda G. Kuhn Ronald J. Kuhn Catherine E. Kunitzer Daniel R. Kunitzer Michael E. Labus Nancy L. Labus Darrell R. Latva Lenehan Insurance Services J. William Lenehan, Jr. Richard A. Lenon Life EMS Larry D. Lueth Linda D. Lueth Bonnie J. MacGrayne Paul R. MacGrayne Stephan L Macomber Main Street Pub Kelle L. Maloney Richard A. Maloney Martin & Associates Environmental, LLC Dianne W. Martin William P. Martin Marysville Marine Distributors Roberta Lynn McAllister Thomas C. McAllister Mary Elizabeth McCormick Thomas L. McCormick McKinley Financial Services, Inc. James R. McKinley Carole H. McKinstry Clifford J. McKinstry Don McMillin Linda McMillin Meadow View Village Mobile Home Park Mark D. Meijer

Karen L Meinke Kenneth J. Meinke Ruth Ann Meyer Robert G. Millard Rose F. Millard Charles D. Miller Doris M. Miller Gene F. Miller Jean Miller I. William Minor Modineer Company Norine Agnes Morse James W. Munden Susan Florence Munden Vicky L. Musky Frank Nagy Gail A. Nelson Terry L. Nelson Charles R. Nidiffer Dolores Nidiffer Elizabeth L. Nobis Kenneth P. Nobis Nulty Agency, Inc. O.K. Distributors, Inc. Greg J. O’Niel Floyd L. Parks Phyllis E. Parks Performance Communications, Inc. Pharmacia Foundation ** Portage Cleaners & Laundry Robert D. Prentice Ruth Anne Prentice Barry Gilbert Purse George A. Rabick Susan J. Rabick David D. Reeves Keith Roberts Adam M. Rosales Lynn K. Russell Richard T. Russell Daryl Rynd Raymond J. Sackett Nancy S. Saunders William C. Saunders Linda M. Sawall Robert B. Sawall Jenifer C. Scanlon Kerwin Gerard Scanlon Daniel J. Scheid Laura Scheid John A. Schlukebir SE Michigan WMU Alumni Association Donna L. Seilheimer Randy H. Seilheimer Glen A. Shugars Janice C. Shugars Carol A. Simpson David J. Simpson Christine C. Sitkins Frederick Z. Sitkins, Sr. Bonnie Skippers Glen L. Skippers Brian J. Smith Kay Varga Smith Laura A. Smith Thomas W. Smith Marjorie A. Springgate Roland R. Springgate Norma J. Stancati Ross F. Stancati M. Gayle Stephenson Stryker Instruments Kenneth L. Taft Susan Taft Alan Thomas Gail J. Thompson William C. Thompson Johnathon Toner Kerry A. Toner Vickie L. Toner Mary Little Tyler Bruce Allen Ullery Patti H. Ullery Larry Van Popering Laura Van Popering James H. Vandenberghe Sandra M. Vandenberghe Roger A. VanderBeek Susan D. VanderBeek VanSweden Jewelers C MacKenzie Waldorf Sydney Waldorf Daniel S. Warnaar Helen F. Wattles John C. Wattles Wester Dental Care, P.C. Keith E. Wester James Edward White Lee Ann White Nancy U. Woodworth Thomas B. Woodworth, Jr. Donald R. Zuidweg Directors Club $2,500 - $4,999 Ann E. Anderson Jack B. Anderson Cripps Fontaine Excavating, Inc. James M. Cripps

Lyndon L. Cronen Mary F. Kissinger DeMaagd Thomas W. DeMaagd George A. Franklin Molly Franklin D. L. Gallivan, Inc. Jeff A. Gardner Charles O. Howey, Jr. John P. Hrycko Greg Jennings Foundation Gregory A. Jennings, Jr. Jeffrey D. Karns Sharon L. Karns Kelvin W. Keefer Maxine J. Keefer Noel J. Kott Howard F. Luckey Jamal Mayers Diane Meitz Donald C. Meitz Jerry L. Miller Pat Misch Teresa M. Misch Scott E. Niles Nobis Agri-Service, Inc. Ben Nobis Terry Nobis Carolyn J. Norris Larry E. Norris Pfizer Foundation ** Tamara Polmanteer Todd Polmanteer Holly S. Powell Jim R. Ross Lynn M. Ross Jerard M. Salame Garrett L. Soldano Jennifer E. Soldano State Farm Companies Foundation ** Lewis Walker Dean E. Webster Jolan A. Webster Whitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc. Lauri F. Wingle William E. Wingle Wolff Financial Management, LLC Matthew R. Wolff Honorary Coaches Club $500 - $999 Mary M. Allwardt Robert S. Allwardt Diane K. Anderson John E. Anding Judah Ari-Gur Pnina Ari-Gur Elizabeth Aseritis Peter L. Aseritis Eugene J. Asken Evie Asken Jane E. Baker Harold L. Bate Sherry Bate Jay E. Battilana BC REPROGRAPHICS, INC. Alan W. Bellile Jane M. Bellile Judith A. Berridge Ronald A. Berridge Carol L. Beyer Donald Charles Beyer Judith K. Bezile Richard T. Bezile Big Boy of South Haven Big Boy of Wayland Debra L. Bird Robert D. Bird, Jr. Patrick John Birney Laurel L. Blasi Janene L. Breneman Jeffrey S. Breneman Catherine A. Brennan Terrence E. Brennan John R. Bromley Gary P. Brown Logan Brown Diane K. Budrow Jack C. Budrow, Jr. Marilyn R. Buist Phillip C. Buist Lewis E. Burchard Brad Bushman Byce & Associates Brian D. Caplan Robert R. Capp Sandra L. Capp Georgia L. Carter Century Concrete Construction Company Geoffrey E. Clapp Linda J. Clapp Valorie J. Clore Wallace B. Clore, III Marilyn G. Clysdale Pat Clysdale Gerald A. Colaner James C. Coleman Lucille R. Conway James W. Cook Suzanne Cook

Thomas F. Cook Timothy M. Cooper Coopertech LLC Dennis R. Corbin Gayle Ann Corbin Dawnanne Corbit John W. Costello Cynthia Yendes Cox Homer C. Cox, III William H. Cox Monique Coyne Thomas E. Coyne Beverly J. Crabb Robert W. Crabb Bill Cubit Nancy Cubit Millie R. Cudney Diane D’Amelio Robert F. D’Amelio Maribeth Dangel Roy Dangel Elizabeth Ann Darnell Charles Tadd Davis Deborah J. Davis William De Koff Judy DeHaan Robert W. DeHaan Barbara A. Dehn Roger L. Dehn Daniel T. Dekker Kimberly L. Dekker Michael A. Demetral Joan Elizabeth deMink Larry L. deMink Susan M. Dennis Gregory A. Dobson Melinda Carol Dobson Doc Steel LLC L. D. Docsa Associates, Inc. Bud Donnelly Carol Ann Donnelly Mary Allen Doud Robert S. Doud John M. Dunn Linda T. Dunn Bill Dykhuis Eaton Corporation ** Myrna I. Ebert William A. Ebert Educational Community Credit Union Donald K. Edwards Margaret E. Edwards Pamela C. Enslen The Honorable Richard A. Enslen Paula K. Ernst Stephen M. Ernst James Escamilla Janis L. Etzcorn John V. Etzcorn Joan I. Everts John Everts Family Relocation-Harley & Son Ent., Inc. Fibre Converters, Inc. Berle Finkey Florence Finkey Ann L. Finnefrock Donald R. Finnefrock Gregory Lee Flaska Graydon C. Fox Jack D. Fox Marion R. Fox Sandra J. Fox Frederick Construction, Inc. Carl Frederick Roberta Gabier Russell L. Gabier Carmen Garratt Donald M. Garratt John M. Gartland Irving S. Gilmore Foundation ** Alan Glendening Barbara J. Glendening David M. Gould Ann E. Gunia Gary W. Gunia Cora Lee Hagemann John Y. Hagemann Carol E. Hall James J. Hall Patsy F. Hand Raymond L. Hand Joanna B. Hartenstein-McIntyre Ima Jane Hartman Richard E. Hartman Janice Anne Havel John E. Havel Steve Hawkins Martha S. Hearron Michele Heckman Rory Heckman Edward J. Heinig Ruth M. Heinig Cynthia A. Hempstead David M. Hempstead Marolyn E. Hendershott Richard F. Hendershott Joseph P. Herdus Patty M. Herdus Douglas V. Heystek

GARY FUND DONOR LIST

Mike Gary Society $10,000 & above AVB Construction, LLC Robert J. Bobb Margaret Brown Willard A. Brown, Jr. Jeffrey R. Cavanaugh Cole Century, Inc. Thomas Cole The CSM Group David M. Dombrowski Steven A. East Tara T. East Catherine L. Graham Greenleaf Hospitality Group Greenleaf Trust William D. Johnston James Kalleward Tonia S. Kalleward Maple Hill Auto Group MPI Research National City Bank of the Midwest Radisson Plaza Hotel Karie Ross Gary G. Shook Spartan Paperboard Company, Inc. Ronda E. Stryker Jim Vanden Berg Harold Zeigler Auto Group Aaron J. Zeigler Bonita Zeigler Bonnie A. Zeigler Harold J. Zeigler

Charles O. Howey, Jr. John P. Hrycko Greg Jennings Foundation Gregory A. Jennings, Jr. Jeffrey D. Karns Sharon L. Karns Kelvin W. Keefer Maxine J. Keefer Noel J. Kott Howard F. Luckey Jamal Mayers Diane Meitz Donald C. Meitz Jerry L. Miller Pat Misch Teresa M. Misch Scott E. Niles Nobis Agri-Service, Inc. Ben Nobis Terry Nobis Carolyn J. Norris Larry E. Norris Pfizer Foundation ** Tamara Polmanteer Todd Polmanteer Holly S. Powell Jim R. Ross Lynn M. Ross Jerard M. Salame Garrett L. Soldano Jennifer E. Soldano State Farm Companies Foundation ** Lewis Walker Dean E. Webster Jolan A. Webster Whitaker-LaChance Insurance Agency, Inc. Lauri F. Wingle William E. Wingle Wolff Financial Management, LLC Matthew R. Wolff

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Margo J. Heystek Guy L. Hiestand III Sandra Hiestand Cora G. Hills Daniel P. Hills The Hinman Company Sandra Jo Hoffmann Jere T. Hoover Lynn A. Horton Robert L. Horton Kenneth L. Hosner Hospital Network, Inc. Lynda L. Hunt Gary J. Hurley Victoria M. Hurley Jon P. Hurry Mark J. Jaeger Safety Consulting Mark Jaeger Stephen E. Jefferson Terry Baxter Jefferson Frank H. Jeremy Jamie Jeremy Wendy M. Johnson Russell Kalis Sue Kalis Cindy L. Kalvin Greg Kalvin Bonnie J. Kellay Danny L. Kellay Gary Kent-Bracken Wendy L. Kent-Bracken Mike Kiewiet Knapp Energy Carol Knapp Robert D. Knapp Timothy A. Knox Timothy J. Kool Joan Koster Leslie N. Koster Joan M. Kowal Richard M. Kowal Marilyn J. Kribs Birgitta Kudlicki Elizabeth W. Kuhle Bryan Kuhtic Tiffany C. Kuhtic Gary B. Kushner Synthia H. Kushner James W. Lamborn Marilyn A. Lamborn Laurel Hill Swim and Tennis Club Sandra J. Lawrence L. Max Lee, II Yvonne A. Lee Janet L. LeRoy William LeRoy Levine & Levine Alan G. Lewandowski Bonnie Jean Lintz Ronald M. Lintz Don E. Lovejoy Brian E. MacDonell George F. Manley Gladys M. Manley Manning Enterprises Sherri Manning Steve Manning Patricia Marmon Paul Marmon Gaye A. McCormick Michael D. McCormick Dennis C. McCrumb Mary Swanson McCrumb Kevin K. McCully Brian McDavid James W. McIntyre III Michele C. McLaughlin Jerry Meinzinger Martha M. Meinzinger Bonnie J. Menzie Hal K. Menzie Blythe E. VanderHoff Mercer Tom Mercer Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. ** Michigan Commerce Bank Allyn L. Miller David A. Miller Dorothy L. Miller John T. Miller Kellie K. Miller Diane L. Misner W. Craig Misner Richard E. Morehouse, Jr. Jake Moreland Guy W. Morgan Tristan Paul Moss Michael L. Mueller Sidney Mueller Mulder Waterproofing & Sealants, Inc. Edward Muller Marcella Muller David Robert Murdock Lisa Murdock James E. Murray Benefit Associates, Inc. Ken Nehring Network Real Estate, LLC Jane C. Nichols Gordie Niles

Sandra G. Niles Larry P. Nolan Vern L. Norris Jane Ann Norton Thomas W. Norton Jeffrey C. O’Brien Frances A. O’Connell Gerald John O’Connell Michael E. Osborn Ossewaarde, Anderson & Smith Investment Joan O’Toole Kevin E. O’Toole Nancy S. Owen Thomas L. Owen Pakk Pubs, Inc. Joan M. Palleschi Terence A. Palleschi Mary E. Palmer Susan K. Pappas William J. Pappas Margaret E. Parrott Eric M. Patterson Pediatric Dentistry Donald P. Penskar Alice Perrone Joseph V. Perrone Curt Petersen Barbara J. Piggott Walton Piggott, Jr. Richard Pins M. Montgomery Porter, III Mellissa L. Porter Evelyn A. Pratt Kenneth I. Pratt Bruce M. Prince Linda K. Prince Valdis J. Ragainis James R. Ralph Donald Ramlow Mary E. Ramlow Larry Lee Randall Neil Rankin Sandra M. Reece Thomas L. Reece Cathy Reed Steve L. Reed Joel H. Reinoehl Rhino’s Hometown Pub David B. Ricard David N. Rice Margaret Rice Gloria J. Richards Steve Richards Audrey A. Richter Richard S. Richter Donna Rickli John Rickli Kathleen Marie Rinker Lowell P. Rinker Dale E. Rowe David L. Rozelle Florence E. Rozelle Linda L. Rumble Roger A. Rumble Eric R. Russell Lynne Sage William V. Sage Roger Samson Steward Sandstrom Donald Sappanos Gary L. Sargent Roxanne Sargent Robert J. Sayfie Stephen J. Scafaria James T. Schaper Vickie Ann Schaper Richard Scheffers Joan Kay Schmidt Leta C. Schoenhals Dale P. Schreuder Elaine K. Schreuder Jane Schreuder John M. Schreuder Michael Shanahan Patricia J. Shanahan James R. Shinar Joanne K. Shinar Kevin A. Shugars Lori Ann Shugars Margie Shugars Wayne Shugars Dana Slocum Tami Slocum Ronn I. Sofen Raymond F. Sohn John T. Soule Raeanne Soule The Spirit Shoppe Raymond M. Sreboth Michael A. Steffes Nancy J. Steffes Ann M. Stevens Fred L. Stevens Brenda L. Stoddard James N. Stoddard Michael Stoddard Ruth Stoddard Anne K. Stone Jeffrey A. Stone

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