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#1 Markus KalberSo. / 5-10, 170 / INF

#2 Jordan HoeingSo. / 6-0, 195 / INF

#4 Lucas SalernoFr. / 5-11, 165 / INF

#5 Daren BossSr. / 6-2, 187 / OF

#7 Mitchell TrzeciakFr. / 6-2, 175 / INF

#8 Brandon PeaseFr. / 5-11, 165 / UTL

#9 Steve DanielakSo. / 6-4, 200 / OF

#11 Clay HathawayJr. / 5-10, 165 / INF

#13 Kyle FlatteryFr. / 5-9, 190 / C

# 15 Kevin KimballJr. / 6-4, 205 / RHP

#17 Shane TrevinoFr. / 6-2, 185 / OF

#20 Cody O’NealSo. / 6-0, 195 / UTL

#22 Drew OvermanFr. / 6-0, 205 / RHP

#23 Nathaniel WhiteFr. / 6-2, 180 / LHP

#24 Malcolm WhiteSo. / 5-10, 180 / OF

#25 Jason KalberJr. / 5-10, 170 / LHP

#28 Caleb FenimoreSo. / 6-0, 210 / UTL

#31 Charles WeaverJr. / 6-4, 200 / RHP

#32 Kristian GaydaySo. / 6-3, 220 / INF

#33 Kyle SorensenFr. / 6-5, 195 / RHP

#34 Andrew SuciuFr. / 5-11, 180 / C

#36 Travis RebouletJr. / 6-1, 195 / RHP

#37 Carter DeBoeSo. / 6-2, 200 / OF

#38 Michael MuggFr. / 6-4, 230 / UTL

#40 Daniel TursellJr. / 6-6, 200 / LHP

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TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTSCOACHING STAFF Head Coach Bobby Pierce 4 Pitching Coach Grant Birely 5 Assistant Coach Alex Rinearson 5 Volunteer Asst. Coach Matt Antos 5 2012 IPFW Baseball Roster 6

PLAYER PROFILES #5 Daren Boss 7 #11 Clay Hathaway 8 #15 Kevin Kimball 8 #25 Jason Kalber 9 #31 Charles Weaver 9 #36 Travis Reboulet 10 #40 Daniel Tursell 10 #1 Markus Kalber 11 #2 Jordan Hoeing 11 #9 Steve Danielak 12 #20 Cody O’Neal 12 #24 Malcolm White 13 #28 Caleb Fenimore 13 #32 Kristian Gayday 14 #37 Carter DeBoe 14 #4 Lucas Salerno 15 #7 Mitchell Trzeciak 15 #8 Brandon Pease 16 #13 Kyle Flattery 16 #17 Shane Trevino 17 #22 Drew Overman 17 #23 Nathaniel White 18 #33 Kyle Sorensen 18 #34 Andrew Suciu 19 #38 Michael Mugg 19

ABOUT IPFW About IPFW 22-23 Student Life 24-25 Academics 26-27 Fort Wayne 28-29 Why Mastodons 30-31 Administration 32-33 IPFW Athletic Hall of Fame 34-35 About the Summit League 36-37 Summit League Map 38-39 Athletic Training 40-41

RECORD BOOK Career Records 42-45 Individual Single Season Records 46-49 Team Single Season Records 50-52 Back Cover Schedule 53

GENERAL INFORMATION School IPFW City / Zip Fort Wayne, IN / 46805 Founded 1964 Enrollment 14,193 Nickname Mastodons Colors Royal Blue and White Affi liation NCAA Divsion I Conference Summit League Chancellor Michael A. Wartell Athletic Director Tommy Bell

COACH INFORMATION Head Coach Bobby Pierce Alma Mater New Mexico State ‘02 Career Record 102-164 (6 Yrs.) Record at IPFW 47-110 (3 Yrs.) Summit League Record 31-52 (3 Yrs.) Pitching Coach Grant Birely Alma Mater New Orleans ‘05 Assistant Coach Alex Rinearson Volunteer Asst. Coach Matt Antos

TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Overall Record 17-34 Summit League Record 12-16 Letterwinners Returning / Lost 9/21 Starters Returning / Lost 2/7 Pitchers Returning / Lost 2/9 Newcomers 18

HISTORY First Year of Baseball 1970 Division I Record 162-332-2

ATHLETIC MEDIA SERVICES Assistant Director Kit Stetzel E-Mail Address [email protected] Offi ce Number (260) 481-6646 Cell Phone (260) 705-3969


Head Coach Bobby PierceHead Coach Bobby Pierce

Bobby Pierce enters his fourth season as the head coach of the IPFW baseball team. His overall record at the helm of the program is 47-110. Pierce has led the team to 17 wins in each of the last two seasons.

Pierce guided a depleted and injury riddled team to a 13-38 record in his fi rst year at the helm in 2009. Under Pierce’s guidance, the Mastodons posted signature wins over Buffalo and Toledo (Mid-American Conference) and the program’s fi rst two wins over over Purdue University.

His 2010 recruiting class is one of the largest and most talented in IPFW history. Pierce has brought in 17 junior college transfers to vie for the 2010 Summit League championship and the ‘Dons fi rst

trip to the NCAA tournament. Bobby Pierce was named IPFW’s new Head Baseball Coach on August 18, 2008. Pierce comes to IPFW after a successful stint at Metro State College in Denver, Colorado. Pierce led Metro State to Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) tournament berths in each of his two seasons at the helm.

The Roadrunners went 55-54 in two seasons under Pierce, including a 43-34 mark in RMAC play. Pierce and Metro State had an outstanding 2008 season, going 38-19, including 30-10 in league play. Reece Gorman and Jake Palmer each earned All-American honors, while 11 Roadrunners earned all-RMAC honors.

“We had a tremendous candidate pool of over 50 people for the Baseball head coaching position,” IPFW Director of Athletics Tommy Bell said. “During the interview process the committee and myself realized that Bobby had all the knowledge and experience to move IPFW Baseball forward to be a consistent contender year in and year out in the Summit League. I am extremely excited bout the leadership and direction Bobby brings to IPFW.”

Prior to arriving at Metro State, Pierce spent three seasons at the University of Arkansas-Little Rock under head coach Jim Lawler. While at UALR, Pierce primarily worked as the hitting coach. In 2006, the Trojans posted an overall record of 24-30, including 5-19 in the Sun Belt Conference.

Under Pierce’s tutelage, the Trojans’ hitters increased their team batting average by 19 points from 2004 to 2005 (.276), and by 22 points from 2005 to 2006 (.298). Pierce helped coach nine players that continued their baseball careers as professionals. He also helped put together two nationally-ranked recruiting classes by Collegiate Baseball Magazine in 2004 and 2005.

Coach Pierce currently lives in Fort Wayne with his wife Lizette and their two children Bobby Jr. (5) and Daycee (2).

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Grant Birely enters his fourth season on the staff of Bobby Pierce at IPFW. He will continue to serve as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator.

In 2011 the Mastodon pitching staff fi nished second in the nation in complete games, and Nick Opitz fi nished second in the nation in individual complete games. The Mastodons also saw their ERA lowered by two full runs, the Mastodons also had two pitchers receive Summit League Pitcher of the Week honors.

In 2010 the Mastodons won their fi rst conference series in program history and also set a school record for most Division-I wins in program history. The pitching staff improved the team strikeout total

while lowering the walk total and the team ERA. Birely had his fi rst pitcher at IPFW sign a professional contract after the season.

In Coach Birely’s fi rst season at IPFW in 2009, the Mastodons had a Pre-Season Wallace Award Watch List Pitcher. Mastodon pitchers improved the number of strikeouts and picked off 25 base runners. Birely helped the team maintain a 3.0 GPA and saw one of his pitchers earn Fireman of the Year award for the best relief pitcher in the Prospect Collegiate Summer League.

In 2008 Birely was the Pitching Coach at Metro State College in Denver, Colorado under Head Coach Bobby Pierce. Under Birely’s watch, the pitching staff set a school record for wins in season, strikeouts in a season and one pitcher set the individual mark for wins in a season. Also in 2008, Birely had six pitchers named to the All-Conference teams while helping the Roadrunners achieve a top 10 National Ranking. He also had a pitcher sign a professional contract.

Prior to Metro State, Birely served as an assistant coach at Regis Jesuit High School for two seasons under head coach Steve Cavnar. While at Regis Jesuit, he worked with the pitchers and helped the Raiders advance to the 5A state quarterfi nals in 2007.

Birely began his collegiate baseball career at Central Arizona College, where he played the 2002 and 2003 seasons under current IPFW head coach Bobby Pierce. He helped Central Arizona to the 2002 Junior College National Championship. Birely then transferred to the University of New Orleans, where he pitched the 2004 and 2005 seasons. He currently holds the record for most appearances in a season. After graduating from the University of New Orleans in 2005, he pitched for the Mesa Miners in the Independent Golden Baseball League.

Coach Birely currently lives in Fort Wayne with his wife Bonny and their two children Tyler and Kaylee.

Pitching Coach Grant BirelyPitching Coach Grant Birely

Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Alex RinearsonAlex Rinearson

VolunteerVolunteerAssistant Coach Assistant Coach

Matt AntosMatt Antos


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No. Name Ht. Wt. B/T Pos. Yr. Hometown/Previous School1 Markus Kalber 5-10 170 R/R INF So. Chandler, Ariz./Cochise College 2 Jordan Hoeing 6-0 195 R/R INF So. Rushville, Ind. 4 Lucas Salerno 5-11 165 L/R INF Fr. New Haven, Ind. 5 Daren Boss 6-2 187 R/R OF R-Sr. Wichita, Kan./Butler CC 7 Mitchell Trzeciak 6-2 175 R/R INF Fr. Charlotte, Mich. 8 Brandon Pease 5-11 165 R/R P/OF Fr. New Haven, Ind./Valparaiso 9 Steve Danielak 6-4 200 S/R OF So. Mt. Prospect, Ill. 11 Clay Hathaway 5-10 165 R/R INF Jr. Show Low, Ariz./Mesa CC 13 Kyle Flattery 5-9 190 R/R C Fr. Freeland, Mich. 15 Kevin Kimball 6-4 205 R/R RHP Jr. Colorado Springs, Colo/Mesa CC17 Shane Trevino 6-2 185 L/R OF Fr. Hudsonville, Mich. 20 Cody O’Neal 6-0 195 R/R UTL So. Fort Wayne, Ind. 22 Drew Overman 6-0 205 R/R RHP Rf. Alexandria, Ind. 23 Nathaniel White 6-2 180 L/L LHP Fr. Hamilton, Mich. 24 Malcolm White 5-10 180 R/R OF So. South Bend, IN 25 Jason Kalber 5-10 170 L/L LHP Jr. Chandler, Ariz./Cochise College 28 Caleb Fenimore 6-0 210 R/R C/RHP So. Rushville, Ind. 31 Charles Weaver 6-4 200 R/R RHP Jr. Fort Wayne, Ind./Vincennes 32 Kristian Gayday 6-3 220 R/R INF So. Fort Wayne, Ind. 33 Kyle Sorensen 6-5 195 R/R RHP Fr. Pickerington, Ohio 34 Andrew Suciu 5-11 180 R/R C Fr. Leo, Ind. 36 Travis Reboulet 6-1 195 R/R RHP Jr. Fishers, Ind./Vincennes 37 Carter DeBoe 6-2 200 L/L OF/P So. Holland, Mich. 38 Michael Mugg 6-4 230 R/R UTL Rf. Fort Wayne, Ind. 40 Daniel Tursell 6-6 200 L/L LHP Jr. White Lake, Mich./Kellog CC

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#5 DAREN BOSS#5 DAREN BOSSOUTFIELDOUTFIELD

6-2 / 187 / Senior / R-R 6-2 / 187 / Senior / R-R Wichita, Kan. - Wichita Heights H.S.Wichita, Kan. - Wichita Heights H.S.

2011 Season...Limited to playing in just fi ve games due to injury... Claimed medical redshirt for 2011 season... Hit .214 (3-for-14) and recorded one RBI... Recorded fi ve putouts and three assists in the fi eld... Went 2-for-3 at Arkansas Little Rock (March 4)... Lone RBI of the year came against the Trojans (March 6).

2010 Season...Played in 44 of IPFW’s 55 games in 2010, starting 39... Hit .319 which was third on the team, with six home runs and 19 RBI... Recorded six doubles... Scored a season-high four times and had a season-high four hits at Oakland (May 14)... Drove in a season-high three runs at Southern Utah (May 7)... Had seven putouts at Arkansas State (March 8) and Michigan (March 27)... Lone outfi eld assist came at UT Martin (Feb. 20).

Before coming to IPFW...Transferred to IPFW from Butler Community College in El Dorado, Kansas... Played center fi eld for the Grizzlies... Started 43 of the 48 games in which he played in 2009.. Hit .333 with fi ve home runs and 36 RBI. Stole 19 of the 22 bags he attempted... Hit three triples and 11 doubles... Helped Butler C.C. to an overall record of 33-22 and a Jayhawk Conference mark of 19-13... Named Academic All-America... At Wichita Heights High School, Boss was a two-time GWAL All-City Outfi elder... Helped the Falcons to the 2005 GWAL City League Championship... Given the 2006 U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and was a member of the 2006 Triple Crown World Series All-Star Team... Member of the National Honor Society and a 2006 Dodge City Invitational All-Academic Team.

Personal...Daren is the son of Henry and Kathryn Boss... He has two brothers, Derek and Kevan. Daren received an Organizational Leadership and Supervision degree at IPFW... He is currently working on a second degree.


#11 CLAY HATHAWAY#11 CLAY HATHAWAYINFIELDINFIELD

5-10 / 165 / Junior / R-R5-10 / 165 / Junior / R-RShow Low, Ariz. - Show Low H.S.Show Low, Ariz. - Show Low H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Attended Mesa C.C... Played shortstop and second base for head coach Tony Cir... Attended Show Low H.S... First Team 3A All-State selection in 2009... 3A East Conference Player of the Year... First Team All-Conference selection... Team MVP... Member of the AZ Republic Newspaper All-State Team... Sports Zone Newspaper Player of the Year.

Personal...Son of Bill and Sherry Hathaway... Has two siblings; Heather and Amber... Majoring in geology.

#15 KEVIN KIMBALL#15 KEVIN KIMBALLRIGHT HANDED PITCHERRIGHT HANDED PITCHER

6-4 / 205 / Junior / R-R6-4 / 205 / Junior / R-RColorado Springs, Colo. - Cheyenne Mountain H.S.Colorado Springs, Colo. - Cheyenne Mountain H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played at Mesa C.C. for head coach Tony Cirelli... Made the Dean’s Honor Roll and was also an Academic All-American... Attended Cheyenne Mountain H.S... Four-year All-Conference selection.

Personal...Son of Mark and Cary Kimball... Has three siblings; Kaiden, Kylee and Kristina... Majoring in business.

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#25 JASON KALBER#25 JASON KALBERLEFT HANDED PITCHERLEFT HANDED PITCHER

5-10 / 170 / Junior / L-L5-10 / 170 / Junior / L-LChandler, Ariz. - Chandler H.S.Chandler, Ariz. - Chandler H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played at Cochise College for head coach Todd Inglehart... Attended Chandler H.S... Named First Team All-Fiesta Region... Second Team All-State honoree.

Personal...Son of Bill and Sharon Kalber... Has two siblings; Shawna and Markus, who also plays baseball for IPFW... Majoring in biology.

#31 CHARLES WEAVER#31 CHARLES WEAVERRIGHT HANDED PITCHERRIGHT HANDED PITCHER

6-4 / 200 / Junior / R-R6-4 / 200 / Junior / R-RFort Wayne, Ind. - Homestead H.S.Fort Wayne, Ind. - Homestead H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Pitched at Vincennes University for head coach Chris Barney... Made the NJCAA All-Academic Team... Attended Homestead H.S... Honorable mention All-State selection... Named All-Conference (NHC) and All-Area.

Personal...Son of Susan and Rodney Abbott... Has two siblings; Ryan and Ray... Majoring in elementary education.


#36 TRAVIS REBOULET#36 TRAVIS REBOULETRIGHT HANDED PITCHERRIGHT HANDED PITCHER

6-1 / 195 / Junior / R-R6-1 / 195 / Junior / R-RFishers, Ind. - Hamilton Southeastern H.S.Fishers, Ind. - Hamilton Southeastern H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played baseball at Vincennes University for head coach Chris Barney... Attended Hamilton Southeastern H.S... Awarded the team’s Pitching Award in 2009... Named Most Improved in 2008.

Personal...Son of Jim and Tina Reboulet... Has two siblings; Tyler and Tanner... Majoring in physical therapy.

#40 DANIEL TURSELL#40 DANIEL TURSELLLEFT HANDED PITCHERLEFT HANDED PITCHER

6-6 / 200 / Junior / L-L6-6 / 200 / Junior / L-LWhite Lake, Mich. - Walled Lake Northern H.S.White Lake, Mich. - Walled Lake Northern H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Pitched at Kellogg C.C. for head coach Eric Lascoy... Attended Walled Lake Northern H.S... Named All-Area and All-Conference... All-Oakland County selection.

Personal...Son of John and Donna Tursell... Has one sibling; John... Majoring in electrical engeneering.

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#1 MARKUS KALBER#1 MARKUS KALBERINFIELDINFIELD

5-10 / 170 / Sophomore / R-R5-10 / 170 / Sophomore / R-RChandler, Ariz. - Chandler H.S.Chandler, Ariz. - Chandler H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played at Cochise College for head coach Todd Inglehart... Named Most Improved Player during the 2011 season... Attended Chandler H.S... Honorable Mention All-Region selection (Fiesta).

Personal...Son of Bill and Sharon Kalber... Has two siblings; Shawna and Jason, who also plays baseball for IPFW... Majoring in psychology.

2011 Season...Played in 24 games during the 2011 season with two starts... Held a batting average of .067 (1-for-15)... Scored fi ve runs for the ‘Dons... Struck out six times... Stole one base... Made fi ve putouts and recorded six assists... Lone hit of the season came at Evansville (April 1).

Before Coming to IPFW...Played his high school baseball at Rushville Consolidated... Twice named All-Hoosier Heritage Conference... Three-time Mental Attitude Award Winner... Set the Lions’ single season stolen base record in 2010 with 33... Also holds the Rushville record for career runs scored... Participated in the 2009 All-Indiana Crossroads Baseball Series at U.S. Steel Yard in Gary, Indiana.

Personal...Jordan is the son of Mike and Denise Hoeing. .. He has a sister, Kayla.

#2 JORDAN HOEING#2 JORDAN HOEINGINFIELDINFIELD

6-0 / 195 / Sophomore / R-R6-0 / 195 / Sophomore / R-RRushville, Ind. - Rushville Consolidated H.S.Rushville, Ind. - Rushville Consolidated H.S.


#9 STEVE DANIELAK#9 STEVE DANIELAKOUTFIELDOUTFIELD

6-4 / 200 / Sophomore / S-R6-4 / 200 / Sophomore / S-RMt. Prospect, Ill. - John Hersey H.S.Mt. Prospect, Ill. - John Hersey H.S.

2011 Season...Appeared in 17 games during the 2011 season with nine starts... Second on the team with a .350 (14-for-40) batting average... Scored fi ve runs... Hit two doubles... Recorded six RBI... Held a slugging percentage of .400... Walked twice while striking out 12 times... On base percentage of .372 was seventh-best on team... Recorded 13 putouts... Went 3-for-4 at Centenary (April 22)... Drove home three RBI’s and scored a run against Oakland (April 10)... Made 10 apperances on the mound for the Mastodons... Ended the season 0-1 on the year... Earned one save... Held an ERA of 6.57... Gave up nine earned runs in 12.1 innings... Walked nine batters... Recorded 14 strikeouts... Got the starting nod against Butler (May 10)... Threw four innings and struck out three... Only save of the season was picked up against Oakland (April 10)... Season-high strikeout (4) total came against Southern Utah.

Before Coming to IPFW...Ace on the pitching staff at John Hersey H.S. before arriving at IPFW... Posted a record of 9-4 his senior season... Tossed a two-hitter and walked none in the 2010 Mid-Suburban Conference Title game for the Huskies who fell to Fremd 1-0 on an unearned run... Two-time All-Mid-Suburban First Team selection... Named All-Area in 2009 and 2010.

Personal...Steve is the son of Steve and Gina Danielak... He has a brother, Mike... Majoring in Electrical Engineering.

2011 Season...Played in 15 games during the 2011 season with one start... Posted a batting average of .143 (2-for-14)... Had one RBI... Walked fi ve times, moving his on base percentage to .368... Recorded two putouts... First hit of the season came at Evansville (April 3)... Second hit was recorded at Oral Roberts (May 1)... Lone RBI on the year also came against the Golden Eagles.

Before Coming to IPFW...O’Neal played his high school baseball at nearby Homestead High School for head coach Steve Sotir... Named All-Northeast Hoosier Conference honorable mention in 2009 and All-NHC Second Team in 2010... 2010 Team Pitching Award Winner.

Personal...Cody is the son of Howard O’Neal and Victoria Morris... Business Marketing major at IPFW.

#20 CODY O’NEAL#20 CODY O’NEALUTILITYUTILITY

6-0 / 195 / Sophomore / R-R6-0 / 195 / Sophomore / R-RFort Wayne, Ind. - Homestead H.S.Fort Wayne, Ind. - Homestead H.S.


#24 MALCOLM WHITE#24 MALCOLM WHITEOUTFIELDOUTFIELD

5-10 / 180 / Sophomore / R-R5-10 / 180 / Sophomore / R-RSouth Bend, Ind. - South Bend Washington H.S.South Bend, Ind. - South Bend Washington H.S.

2011 Season...Played in 16 games during the 2011 season with three starts... Held a batting average of .125 (2-for-16)... Scored two runs... Walked three times... Struck out four times... Stole one base... Recorded three putouts... Ended the year on a high note going 2-for-4 against Butler (May 10).

Before Coming to IPFW...Named All-Northern Indiana Conference Second Team in 2007 and All-NIC First Team two times (2008 and 2010)... Selected to play in the All-Indiana Crossroads Showcase Series in 2009.

Personal...Malcolm is the son of Steve White and Rosita Haynes... He has a brother, Isaiah... White is a Biology/Pre-Med major.

2011 Season...Played in 26 games during the 2011 season with 15 starts... Hit .283 (13-for-46) on the year which was sixth-best on the team... Scored seven runs while driving in two... Held a slugging percentage of .283... Walked seven times and was hit by a pitch once... Held an on base percentage of .389... Recorded 80 putouts and made four assists... Best game of the season came at Centenary (April 23)... Went 3-for-4 from the plate with two RBI’s.

Before Coming to IPFW...Named All-Hoosier Heritage Conference in 2009 and 2010... Team captain of the Rushville Lions his junior and senior seasons... Hoosier Diamond Indiana Mr. Baseball nominee... Finished his senior season with a .456 batting average with 6 home runs and 27 RBI... On the mound, Fenimore was 6-4 with an ERA of 1.34... struck out 68 and walked just 32.

Personal...Caleb is the son of Bruce and Joni Fenimore... He has three sisters, Mariah, Hallie, and Alexis... A Lilly Scholarship winner, Fenimore is a Chemistry/Pre-Med major at IPFW.

#28 CALEB FENIMORE#28 CALEB FENIMORECATCHER / RIGHT HANDED PITCHERCATCHER / RIGHT HANDED PITCHER

6-0 / 210 / Sophomore / R-R6-0 / 210 / Sophomore / R-RRushville, Ind. - Rushville Consolidated H.S.Rushville, Ind. - Rushville Consolidated H.S.


#32 KRISTIAN GAYDAY#32 KRISTIAN GAYDAYINFIELDINFIELD

6-3 / 220 / Sophomore / R-R6-3 / 220 / Sophomore / R-RFort Wayne, Ind. - Elmhurst H.S.Fort Wayne, Ind. - Elmhurst H.S.

2011 Season...Played in 43 games during the 2011 season with 39 starts... Hit .258 (33-for-128) with two doubles, a triple, and one homerun... Scored 18 runs while driving in 21... Held a slugging percentage of .313... Walked 19 times and was hit by a pitch twice... Posted a .360 on base percentage... Stole two bases... Recorded 48 putouts and made 89 assists... Hit his lone homerun of the season against Butler (May 10)... Came up with a triple at North Dakota State (May 13)... First double of the season came at New Mexico State (March 20)... Went 2-for-3 that game with two RBI’s and two runs scored... Second double of the season was recorded at Chicago State (April 5)... Posted a season-high three hits while scoring two runs and driving home three.

Before Coming to IPFW... Part of the fi nal baseball squad at Elmhurst H.S. before the school closed in 2010... Helped lead the Trojans to an 18-7 record and fi rst Sectional Championship in eight years... Named All-SAC second team his senior year and All-Area.

Personal...Kristian is the son of John and Chris Gayday... He has a sister, Natasha and a brother, Johnny.

2011 Season...Played in 25 games during the 2011 season with 14 starts... Hit .289 (13-45) on the year... Scored nine runs and drove home seven... Hit two doubles, one triple, and one homerun... Held a slugging percentage of .444... Walked 11 times and was hit by the pitch on four occasions... Posted the highest on base percentage of any Mastodon at .467... Stole fi ve bases on six attempts... Recorded 14 putouts and also ended the year with two assists... Had a career day at Chicago State (April 5) going 2-for-4 at the plate with four RBI’s and three runs scored... Hit his only triple and homerun of the season against the Cougars... Played well at Centenary (April 24) going 2-for-4 with three RBI’s.

Before Coming to IPFW...DeBoe was 9-1 with an ERA of 2.06 on the mound... He fanned 63 batters in 54.1 innings of work.. At the plate, DeBoe hit .394 with fi ve home runs and 44 RBI... He had six triples and a pair of doubles... DeBoe scored 42 runs and was a perfect 16-16 in stolen base attempts... He is a two-time All-Conference (OK Green), District, Area and County selection... He was named First Team All-State in 2010.

Personal...Carter is the son of Rodney and Christy DeBoe. He has two brothers, Brandon and Nick.

#37 CARTER DEBOE#37 CARTER DEBOEOUTFIELDOUTFIELD

6-2 / 200 / Sophomore / L-L6-2 / 200 / Sophomore / L-LHolland, Mich. - Hamilton H.S.Holland, Mich. - Hamilton H.S.


#4 LUCAS SALERNO#4 LUCAS SALERNOINFIELDINFIELD

5-11 / 165 / Freshman / L-R5-11 / 165 / Freshman / L-RNew Haven, Ind. - New Haven H.S.New Haven, Ind. - New Haven H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played shortstop at New Haven H.S. for head coach Dave Bischoff... First Team All-Conference selection (NHC) in 2010 and 2011... All-District honoree in 2011.

Personal...Son of Kirk and Liz Salerno... Has two siblings; Hannah and Rachel... Majoring in business.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played shortstop at Charlotte H.S. for head coach Bill Whitely... First Team All-Conference selection (CAAC).

Personal...Son of Larry and Stacey Trzeciak... Has one sibling; Alec... Majoring in Biology/Pre-Med.

#7 MITCHELL TRZECIAK#7 MITCHELL TRZECIAKINFIELDINFIELD

6-2 / 175 / Freshman / R-R6-2 / 175 / Freshman / R-RCharlotte, Mich. - Charlotte H.S.Charlotte, Mich. - Charlotte H.S.


#8 BRANDON PEASE#8 BRANDON PEASEPITCHER / OUTFIELDPITCHER / OUTFIELD

5-11 / 165 / Freshman / R-R5-11 / 165 / Freshman / R-RNew Haven, Ind. - New Haven H.S.New Haven, Ind. - New Haven H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Pitched and played outfi eld at New Haven H.S. for head coach Dave Bichoff... A two-time All-Conference selection (NHC / 2010-2011)... Named All-State in 2011.

Personal...Son of Steve and Julie Pease... Has four siblings; Brian, Stephanie, Brad and Jennie.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played catcher and third base at Swan Valley H.S. for head coach Brian Stephens... First Team All-Conference selection (Tri Valley Central)... Named All-District and All-Area.

Personal...Son of Edwin and Tammy Flattery... Has one sibling; Reegan... Majoring in engineering.

#13 KYLE FLATTERY#13 KYLE FLATTERYCATCHERCATCHER

5-9 / 190 / Freshman / R-R5-9 / 190 / Freshman / R-RFreeland, Mich. - Swan Valley H.S.Freeland, Mich. - Swan Valley H.S.


#17 SHANE TREVINO#17 SHANE TREVINOOUTFIELDOUTFIELD

6-2 / 185 / Freshman / L-R6-2 / 185 / Freshman / L-RHudsonville, Mich. - Hudsonville H.S.Hudsonville, Mich. - Hudsonville H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played outfi eld at Hudsonville H.S. for head coach Dave Van Noord... All-Conference selection... Three-time All-District honoree... ESPN Midwest Player of the Week recipient.

Personal...Son of Tony and Deb Trevino... Has fi ve siblings; Elissa, Kyle, Brek, Quinn and McKenna... Majoring in accounting.

#22 DREW OVERMAN#22 DREW OVERMANRIGHT HANDED PITCHERRIGHT HANDED PITCHER

6-0 / 205 / Freshman / R-R6-0 / 205 / Freshman / R-RAlexandria, Ind. - Alexandria Monroe H.S.Alexandria, Ind. - Alexandria Monroe H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Drew Overman was a pitcher, fi rst baseman and third baseman at Alexandria-Monroe High School in Alexandria, Indiana before coming to IPFW. For head coach Jeff Closser’s Tigers, Overman was named the Anderson Herald-Bulletin Pitcher of the Year. He completed the 2010 season with a record of 5-2 with an ERA of 2.23, which was nearly two runs a game lower than his junior ERA. Overman was named All-CIC in 2008 and 2009, All-Area in 2008 and 2009 and All-Country in 2009 and 2010.

Personal...Drew is the son of Daniel and Angela Overman. He has a sister, Erin. Overman will major in Marketing at IPFW.


#23 NATHANIEL WHITE#23 NATHANIEL WHITELEFT HANDED PITCHERLEFT HANDED PITCHER6-2 / 180 / Freshman / L-L6-2 / 180 / Freshman / L-L

Hamilton, Mich. - Hamilton H.S.Hamilton, Mich. - Hamilton H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Attended Hamilton H.S... Named All-Conference, All-District, All-Region and All-State... Participated in the East-West All Star Game.

Personal...Son of Shawn and Sondra White... Has one sibling; Jessica... Majoring in criminal justice.

#33 KYLE SORENSEN#33 KYLE SORENSENRIGHT HANDED PITCHERRIGHT HANDED PITCHER

6-5 / 195 / Freshman / R-R6-5 / 195 / Freshman / R-RPickerington, Ohio - Pickerington North H.S.Pickerington, Ohio - Pickerington North H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Pitched for Tim Thomas at Pickerington H.S... Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal...Son of Brad and Sandy Sorensen... Has one sibling; Rachel... Majoring in engineering.


#34 ANDREW SUCIU#34 ANDREW SUCIUCATCHERCATCHER

5-11 / 180 / Freshman / R-R5-11 / 180 / Freshman / R-RLeo, Ind. - Leo H.S.Leo, Ind. - Leo H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Played catcher for Dave Boyce at Leo H.S... Named All-Conference (ACAC) and All-Area... Member of the North South All-Star Team.

Personal...Son of John and Amy Suciu... Has three siblings; Maggie, Caleb and Luke... Majoring in business.

#38 MICHAEL MUGG#38 MICHAEL MUGGUTILITYUTILITY

6-4 / 230 / Freshman / R-R6-4 / 230 / Freshman / R-RFort Wayne, Ind. - Bishop Dwenger H.S.Fort Wayne, Ind. - Bishop Dwenger H.S.

Before Coming to IPFW...Michael Mugg come to IPFW after playing for head coach Larry Windmiller at nearby Bishop Dwenger. Mugg hit .411 with 8 home runs and 35 RBI in 2010. His home run and RBI totals were tops on the team. Mugg was the starting third baseman for the Saints, who were eliminated from post season play with a 5-4 loss to New Haven. In that game, Mugg had a solo home run. Mugg was named First-Team All-SAC in 2009 and 2010. He was also named a North All-Star and an All-State Honorable Mention.

Personal...Michael is the son of J. Mark and Laurel Mugg. He has two brothers, John and Jeff.

Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne is the largest public university in northeast Indiana, offering

teaching and research provide unparalleled value for career preparation and professional development in

education, business, public affairs, natural and physical sciences, engineering, technology, and computer

The IPFW campus includes 20 classroom and support buildings on more than 660 acres of gently rolling, park-like grounds. The St. Joseph River runs through the middle of campus and its banks will soon be connected by the Ron Venderly Family Bridge, a pedestrian bridge allowing IPFW students access to the Hefner Soccer Fields, the Holiday Inn at IPFW and the Coliseum, The PLEX, and the River Greenway.

The IPFW campus includes 20 classroom and support buildings on more than 660 acres of gently rolling, park-like grounds. The St. Joseph River runs through the middle of campus and its banks will soon be connected by the Ron Venderly Family Bridge, a pedestrian bridge allowing IPFW students access to the Hefner Soccer Fields, the Holiday Inn at IPFW and the Coliseum, The PLEX, and the River Greenway.

style buildings that house 756 students in one-, two-, and four-bedroom, fully furnished apartments. Phase III of student housing was completed for the Fall 2010, bringing the number of beds to more than 1,200.

IPFW offers nearly 200 Indiana University and Purdue University degree and

College of Arts and Sciences

The Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo is ranked as one of the top 10 in the country by Child

Magazine, and both children and adults marvel at the wonders to see and experience at

Science Central.

Fort Wayne is Indiana’s second largest city, boasting a population of more than 250,000 people. Nicknamed The Summit City because it’s one of the highest spots in the region, Fort Wayne is a family-friendly city that offers something for everyone.

Visitors can trace their ancestors in the largest public genealogy department in the country at the Fort Wayne-Allen County Public Library.

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It all started about 10,000 years ago…That’s when mastodons roamed the southern Great Lakes region of North America. These stocky versions of mod-ern elephants reached heights of about ten feet at the shoulder, with tusks that curved upward that were six feet or more in length. Mastodons were browsers who fed mostly on leaves and twigs from small trees and shrubs. One such mastodon found its final rest-ing place about two miles south of Angola, Indiana, on land that would eventually be-come part of Orsie Routsong’s farm. In the fall of 1968, Routsong decided to expand a small pond on his property. An excavator was hired and instructed to pile the ex-cavated material around the edge of the pond. Several days after the excavation was finished a heavy rain storm pounded the piles of dirt. The next day, a young neighbor boy of Routsong’s discovered a large bone in one of the dirt piles. Rout-song knew it was something out of the ordinary, so he called Jack Sunderman, chair of the IPFW Geology Department, to identify the bone, and to ask for advice on what to do with it. Sunderman says his first question was, “How big is the bone,” with Routsong’s answer being “pretty big, maybe 3 or 4 feet long.” When Sunderman got to the farm, he identified the bone as a leg bone of a mastodon. He told Routsong a skeleton like this would have scientific and instruc-tional value if a large portion of it could be located. Routsong agreed, and also agreed to have the IPFW Geology Depart-ment do the excavation. Sunderman got two more faculty members, Geoffrey Mat-thews and Bernd Erdtmann, and several geology students to help in the project. Using metal rods to probe through the sticky clay around the pond, the team lo-cated quite a number of rib bones, ver-tebrae, and leg bones; but the skull and tusks were missing. After they finished going through the clay piles around the

pond, the team decided to venture further out, into undisturbed ground, eventually striking a large, solid object. Sunderman says they were all amazed when they dis-covered the skull of the mastodon, includ-ing the cranium, the upper jaw, and both tusks. He recalled, The skull had been buried about four feet beneath the surface, and was upside down. The two tusks, about five feet long, were still in place—projecting from the skull! The team completed its excavation, still missing several leg and toe bones. At this point, they got help from an un-expected source: the Student Government Association. That group provided funds for an additional machine excavation that would double the size of the pond. Rout-song agreed with the proposition and the machine excavation continued for a few more weeks. However, only a few small scraps of bones were found. After the original contracted time for the machine excavation ended, the opera-tor independently decided to “go fishing” for bones for a few more hours. Sunder-man picks up the story, Imagine our excitement when we, the Geology Department team, learned the excavator had uncovered a second mast-odon! With one of his last scoops, the ex-cavator had pulled up the skull of a baby mastodon!Unfortunately, Sunderman says that skull was not well preserved and had parts missing due to decay. After all the mastodon bones were col-lected, cleaned, and preserved, Routsong agreed to have the adult mastodon skel-eton placed on permanent display at IPFW (pictured below); the skull of the baby mastodon is now on loan to Science Cen-tral. So that’s how the mastodon bones came to be encased in Kettler Hall; but how did the mastodon become IPFW’s mascot?

In the spring of 1970, The Communica-tor began a drive to come up with a mascot for IPFW. Some of the suggested choices included the Boiler-Hoosiers, Warhawks, Marauders, Frontiersmen, Pioneers, Elfs, and Hobbits. Those names and others came from student suggestions. The orig-inal plan was that students would vote on ballots published in The Communicator. At the same time the newspaper was run-ning sample ballots, Steve Pettyjohn, who served as the student body president in 1968-69, wrote a letter to the editor about the school mascot. In his letter, Pettyjohn extolled the virtues of choosing the mast-odon as IPFW’s mascot: “It sounds different, strange, and even icky (as one female student put it). That’s exactly why. It’s different and yes, even strange. I’m tired of slavishly copy-ing what Bloomington, West Lafayette, and other big schools do. And I’m tired of these high school attitudes and high school nicknames…For God’s Sakes, let’s have the courage to be a little different.” In the meantime, former Indiana Con-gressman Mark Souder, who served as student body president in 1969-70, re-calls being lobbied by the Geology Club to choose the mastodon: “…a group from the Geology Club burst into the Student Government office, led by Dr. Erdtmann and Dr. Sunderman. I know Mike Nusbaumer was involved both

Academician and scientist Michael A. Wartell was appointed as IPFW’s chancellor in July 1994. During the previous year, he was vice chancellor for academic affairs and professor of chemistry at IPFW.

Chancellor Wartell currently serves on the U.S. Army Science Board. He was first appointed to the board in 1981 and served until 1987. He returned to service with the board in 1997, working on subjects such as chemical warfare, manpower and logistics, and decontamination. He served on the Defense Science Board from 1998–05, on the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Science and Technology Advisory Board from 1987–05, and he was a member of the board of visitors of the Defense Systems Management (DSM) College from 1984–88. He has chaired both the DIA and DSM boards. Wartell has been a consultant to govern-ment agencies and defense contractors and is the author or coauthor of five textbooks, laboratory manuals, and study guides as well as numer-ous scholarly papers.

Between 1989–93, Chancellor Wartell was the department manager for Sandia Laboratories in Albuquerque, N.M. His responsibilities included development and management of educational outreach and special technologies programs. He was provost and vice president for academic affairs at Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif., from 1984–89 and dean of the College of Letters and Sciences and professor of chemistry at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., from 1979–84.

Chancellor Wartell received a B.S. in chemistry from the University of New Mexico and an M.S. and a Ph.D. in physical chemistry from Yale University in 1968 and 1971, respectively.

Currently, he is a member of the board of directors for the Greater Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce’s Corporate Council, Leadership Fort Wayne, Junior Achievement, the Urban League, the Boy Scouts, the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center, and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. He is also a member of numerous honorary societies and the recipient of major research grants and academic awards.

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2011 ALL-LEAGUE TEAMSFIRST TEAM 1B Joel Blake South Dakota State2B Tommy Jablonski Oakland3B RJ Talamantes CentenarySS Bo Cuthbertson Southern UtahC Ryan Waldhart OaklandOF Nick Baligod Oral RobertsOF Chris Elder Oral RobertsOF Beau Hanowski South Dakota StateDH Brandon King Oral RobertsUtil. Mitchell Kauweloa Southern UtahSP James Crockett Southern UtahSP Alex Gonzalez Oral RobertsSP Blake Treinen South Dakota StateRP Trever Vermeulen South Dakota State

SECOND TEAM 1B Tom Lilja Western Illinois2B Bryan Jordan Western Illinois3B Jesse Sawyer South Dakota StateSS Cam Schiller Oral RobertsC John Koszulinski Western IllinoisOF Pete Rajkovich CentenaryOF Billy Stitz South Dakota StateOF Tyson Weber Southern UtahDH Taylor Shaw Southern UtahUtil. TJ Bennett Oral RobertsSP Drew Bowen Oral RobertsSP Joe Spring Oral RobertsSP Colby Tognetti North Dakota StateRP Matt Rush Oral Roberts

PLAYER OF THE YEAR Bo Cuthbertson Southern Utah

PITCHER OF THE YEARAlex Gonzalez Oral Roberts

NEWCOMER OF THE YEARAlex Gonzalez Oral Roberts

COACH OF THE YEARRob Walton Oral Roberts

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Nick Baligod, Oral Roberts; T.J. Bennett, Oral Roberts; Drew Bowen, Oral Roberts; Max Casper, North Dakota State; Chris Elder, Oral Roberts; Alex Gonzalez, Oral Roberts (MVP); Beau Hanowski, South Dakota State; Tom Lilja, Western Illinois; Andrew Phelan, South Dakota State; Cam Schiller, Oral Roberts; Jared Schlehuber, Oral Roberts; Billy Stitz, South Dakota State; Blake Treinen, South Dakota State; Blake Turbak, North Dakota State

2011 SUMMIT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT (SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA)

2011 STANDINGS

2011 PLAYERS OF THE WEEKPLAYER February 21 Taylor Shaw Southern UtahFebruary 28 Chris Williams Oral RobertsMarch 7 Zach Wentz North Dakota StateMarch 14 Chris Elder Oral RobertsMarch 21 Andrew Phelan South Dakota StateMarch 28 Bryan Jordan Western IllinoisApril 4 Eric Cain South Dakota StateApril 11 Nick Baligod Oral RobertsApril 18 Bo Cuthbertson Southern UtahApril 25 Cam Schiller Oral RobertsMay 2 Zach Briggs South Dakota State Mike Carson OaklandMay 9 Brandon King Oral RobertsMay 16 Taylor Shaw Southern UtahMay 23 Cam Schiller Oral Roberts

PITCHER February 21 Alex Gonzalez Oral RobertsFebruary 28 Alex Gonzalez Oral RobertsMarch 7 Blake Treinen South Dakota StateMarch 14 Alex Gonzalez Oral RobertsMarch 21 Stephen Bougher South Dakota StateMarch 28 Samuel Walker IPFWApril 4 Aaron Wick OaklandApril 11 James Crockett Southern UtahApril 18 Trever Vermeulen South Dakota StateApril 25 James Crockett Southern UtahMay 2 Drew Bowen Oral RobertsMay 9 Trever Vermeulen South Dakota StateMay 16 Nick Opitz IPFWMay 23 Alex Gonzalez Oral Roberts Blake Treinen South Dakota State

CONFERENCE OVERALLOral Roberts 21-7 .750 39-22 .639South Dakota State 20-8 .714 37-20 .649North Dakota State 15-12 .556 22-32 .407Western Illinois 13-15 .464 21-38 .356IPFW 12-16 .429 17-34 .333Southern Utah 11-17 .393 23-31 .426Oakland 10-18 .375 19-31 .380Centenary 9-18 .333 12-31 .279

FIRST ROUND(1) Oral Roberts 12, (4) Western Illinois 0

(2) SDSU 4, (3) NDSU 1

WINNERS BRACKET(1) Oral Roberts 7, (2) SDSU 4

LOSERS BRACKET(3) NDSU 5, (4) Western Illinois 3 [WIU eliminated]

(2) SDSU 13, (3) NDSU 10 [NDSU eliminated]

CHAMPIONSHIP(1) Oral Roberts 5, (2) SDSU 4


IPFW BASEBALL CAREER RECORDSIPFW BASEBALL CAREER RECORDSHighest Batting Average (min. 160 AB)0.398 Mark Vince 96-241 1994-960.387 Terry Johnson 77-199 19970.365 Rico Martin 148-405 1996-990.353 Mike Munro 78-221 1977-800.352 Mike Mungovan 95-270 1976-790.345 Ryan Steinbach 120-348 2004-050.344 Chris Gottschall 105-305 2008-090.339 Jared Davis 124-366 2007-080.337 Jason Jaffee 110-326 1997-98

Highest Slugging Percentage (min. 160 AB)0.67 Mike Mungovan 270 AB 1976-790.661 Mark Vince 241 AB 1994-960.637 Rico Martin 405 AB 1996-990.581 Casey Fogle 241 AB 1997-980.574 Jared Davis 366 AB 2007-080.568 Terry Johnson 199 AB 19970.558 Jason Jaffee 326 AB 1997-980.548 Chad Ketzler 301 AB 1992-940.544 Chris Gottschall 305 AB 2008-090.538 Shaun VanDriessche 637 AB 2007-10

Highest On-Base Percentage (min. 160 AB)0.491 Mark Vince 241 AB 1994-960.445 Rico Martin 405 AB 1996-990.442 Ryan Steinbach 348 AB 2004-050.441 Terry Johnson 199 AB 19970.437 Casey Fogle 241 AB 1997-980.434 Nick Millspaugh 247 AB 2005-070.423 Brad Krocker 178 AB 1986-890.421 Ryan Keena 662 AB 2003-060.419 Bryan Scott 281 AB 1997-000.418 Dustin Fremion 443 AB 2002-05

Highest Stolen Base Pct. (min. 25 attempts)0.909 Ron Dial 30-33 1992-950.893 Zach Walton 50-56 2003-060.861 Robert Milledge 31-36 1993-960.833 Terry Johnson 30-36 19970.829 Ryan Steinbach 29-35 2004-050.808 Mike Berbasich 21-26 1993-950.807 Nate Hoggatt 46-57 1999-020.8 Ryan Keena 96-120 2003-060.8 Ryan Wallace 36-45 1996-980.779 Dustin Fremion 53-68 2002-05

Most Games Played198 Ryan Keena 2003-06192 Tyler Fowler 2003-06189 Zach Walton 2003-06188 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10182 Garrett Segraves 2008-11180 Brad Smock 1998-01176 Brent Alwine 2003-06168 Brandon Armstrong 2002-05166 Dustin Fremion 2002-05158 Caleb Smith 2003-06

Most Games Started189 Ryan Keena 2003-06187 Tyler Fowler 2003-06178 Brad Smock 1998-01170 Garrett Segraves 2008-11165 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10149 Zach Walton 2003-06147 Brent Alwine 2003-06147 Mark Carden 2007-09144 Nate Hoggatt 1999-02134 Brandon Armstrong 2002-05

Most At Bats662 Ryan Keena 2003-06637 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10626 Brad Smock 1998-01622 Tyler Fowler 2003-06615 Garrett Segraves 2008-11555 Mark Carden 2007-09505 Zach Walton 2003-06499 Nate Hoggatt 1999-02489 Brent Alwine 2003-06482 Ryan Wallace 1996-98

Most Hits199 Ryan Keena 2003-06194 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10191 Brad Smock 1998-01170 Tyler Fowler 2003-06166 Mark Carden 2007-09154 Ryan Wallace 1996-98152 Brent Alwine 2003-06148 Rico Martin 1996-99146 Robert Milledge 1993-96


Most Runs Scored140 Ryan Keena 2003-06124 Brad Smock 1998-01110 Ryan Wallace 1996-98106 Rico Martin 1996-99105 Zach Walton 2003-06103 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10101 Tyler Fowler 2003-06101 Garrett Segraves 2008-1197 Dustin Fremion 2002-0597 Robert Milledge 1993-96

Most Doubles36 Jared Davis 2007-0832 Ryan Keena 2003-0631 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-1031 Brad Smock 1998-0130 Robert Millidge 1993-9629 Rich Hale 1999-0229 Rico Martin 1996-9929 Brandon Armstrong 2002-0527 Tyler Fowler 2003-0627 Brett Ratcliffe 1993-95

Most Triples13 Doug Bruick 1976-787 Mike Mungovan 1976-797 Ryan Keena 2003-065 Terry Johnson 19975 Dustin Fremion 2002-055 Jim Murdock 19765 Mike Dull 1982-834 Jim Firks 1976-774 Mike Gerbasich 1993-954 Quentin Brown 2006-094 Chad Ketzler 1992-944 Jeff Crates 1986-894 Bruce Jump 1976-774 Dave Bischoff 1976-80

Most Home Runs38 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-1025 Rico Martin 1996-9917 Mike Mungovan 1976-7917 Jason Jaffee 1997-9816 Brandon Armstrong 2002-0516 Jared Davis 2007-0816 Nate Hoggatt 1999-0215 Rich Hale 1999-0215 Brad Smock 1998-0115 Ronald Dull 1981-8314 Brett Ratcliffe 1993-9514 Chad Ketzler 1992-94

Most Runs Batted In137 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10129 Ryan Keena 2003-06117 Rico Martin 1996-99100 Brad Smock 1998-0192 Jason Jaffe 1997-9887 Brett Ratcliffe 1993-9587 Brandon Armstrong 2002-0582 Jared Davis 2007-0882 Rich Hale 1999-0280 Tyler Fowler 2003-06

Most Total Bases343 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10273 Brad Smock 1998-01263 Ryan Keena 2003-06258 Rico Martin 1996-99223 Tyler Fowler 2003-06221 Brandon Armstrong 2002-05212 Rich Hale 1999-02210 Jared Davis 2007-08200 Robert Millidge 1993-96

Most Walks95 Garrett Segraves 2008-1189 Ryan Keena 2003-0680 Brad Smock 1998-0172 Ryan Wallace 1996-9864 Mark Carden 2007-0964 Dustin Fremion 2002-0562 Mike Berbasich 1993-9562 Caleb Smith 2003-06

IPFW BASEBALL CAREER RECORDSIPFW BASEBALL CAREER RECORDS


Most Hit by Pitch55 Ryan Keena 2003-0635 Tyler Fowler 2003-0627 Bill Segerman 1998-9925 Dustin Fremion 2002-0524 Garrett Segraves 2008-1124 Rich Hale 1999-0223 Jason Doerffl er 2007-1023 Jason Jaffe 1997-9823 Brad Smock 1998-0122 Bryan Scott 1997-00

Most Strikouts133 Shaun VanDriessche 2007-10130 Garrett Segraves 2008-11128 Quentin Brown 2006-09118 Ryan Keena 2003-06113 Nate Hoggatt 1999-02103 Brandon Armstrong 2002-05101 Rico Martin 1996-99101 Mark Carden 2007-09100 Zach Walton 2003-0695 Jason Widmar 1999-02

Most Stolen Bases96 Ryan Keena 2003-0653 Dustin Fremion 2002-0550 Zach Walton 2003-0646 Nate Hoggatt 1999-0236 Ryan Wallace 1996-9835 Scott Henning 198031 Robert Milledge 1993-9630 Terry Johnson 199730 Ron Dial 1992-9529 Ryan Steinbach 2004-05

Most Caught Stealing By41 Devin Taylor 2008-0926 Rich Hale 1999-0225 Brent Doty 2005-0625 Brad Smock 1998-0121 Matt Hagedorn 2003-0619 Brendan Landwehr 2010-1114 Cory Miller 2010-11

Most Wins15 David Zachary 2002-0513 Travis Bradford 1993-9613 Daniel Mathews 1997-9813 Jason Horvath 2001-0411 Eric Lambert 2003-0610 Matt Erpelding 1998-0010 Kellen Marshall 2002-039 Brandon Knowling 2008-109 Tyler Baatz 2005-099 Nick Optiz 2010-119 Brian Bogs 2000-01

Most Saves10 Doug McDonald 2001-047 Adam Ferris 2002-056 Adam Gibson 2003-065 Travis Johnson 2004-064 Samuel Walker 2008-113 Brad Zeddis 1989-903 John Stevens 1980-823 David Ellis 19973 Andrew Emge 2009-10

Most Strikeouts per/9 inn. Game (min. 30 IP)10.8 Mike Lothamer 60.0 IP 19809.6 Dean Lehrman 49.2 IP 1976-779.44 Doug McDonald 67.2 IP 2001-049 Daniel Mathews 131.0 IP 1997-988.91 Rick Genesi 33.1 IP 19808.72 Aaron Van Allen 52.2 IP 2002-038.52 Jonathan Cummins 49.2 IP 19978.47 Kellen Marshall 140.1 IP 2002-038.46 Josh Skinner 50.0 IP 20028.43 Tim Dini 79.0 IP 1989-91

Fewest Walks per/9 inn. Game (min. 30 IP)1.89 Nick Opitz 152.2 IP 2010 111.91 Adam Wilson 33.0 IP 19911.93 Todd Bolinger 32.2 IP 19942.97 Glenn Berggoetz 64.0 IP 19862.03 Donnie Sixt 62.0 IP 20072.46 Travis Johnson 84.0 IP 2004-062.51 Tim O’Neal 79.0 IP 19992.51 Cole Uebelhor 251.1 IP 2005-082.59 Andrew Emge 59.0 IP 2009-102.7 Dan Currie 43.1 IP 1977-78



Most Appearances78 Adam Ferris 2002-0575 Matt Ransbottom 2007-1173 Matt Antos 2007-1060 Samuel Walker 2008-1157 Travis Johnson 2004-0656 Cole Uebelhor 2005-0854 Jake Hollander 2005-0854 Tyler Baatz 2005-0952 Tony Wilson 2001-0552 Jim McCullough 1997-00

Most Games Started46 Jason Horvath 2001-0442 Cole Uebelhor 2005-0840 David Zachary 2002-0538 Eric Lambert 2003-0637 Samuel Walker 2008-1130 Matt Erpelding 1998-0029 Stacy Herrold 2005-0925 Jason Collins 2000-0125 Tyler Baatz 2005-0925 Brian Bogs 2000-0125 Lucas Kesterson 2010-11

Most Complete Games13 Brian Bogs 2000-0112 Daniel Mathews 1997-9812 Matt Erpelding 1998-0011 Jason Horvath 2001-0411 Doug Grover 1981-8410 David Zachary 2002-059 Kellen Marshall 2002-039 Eric Lambert 2003-069 Travis Bradford 1993-969 Matt North 1986-89

Most Shutouts4 Kellen Marshall 2002-033 Brian Bogs 2000-013 Jason Horvath 2001-042 David Zachary 2002-052 Stacy Herrold 2005-092 Daniel Mathews 1997-98

Most Combined Shutouts4 Doug McDonald 2001-043 Jake Hollander 2005-083 Brian Bogs 2000-012 Kellen Marshall 2002-032 Casey Rohan 2003-042 Brandon Knowling 2008-102 Tyler Baatz 2005-092 Travis Johnson 2004-062 Cole Uebelhor 2005-082 Jason Collins 2000-01

Most Innings Pitched267 Jason Horvath 2001-04251.1 Cole Uebelhor 2005-08217.1 Samuel Walker 2008-11210 David Zachary 2002-05200 Matt Erpelding 1998-00198 Eric Lambert 2003-06193.2 Stacy Herrold 2005-09182.2 Brian Bogs 2000-01173 Matt Antos 2007-10169 Tyler Baatz 2005-09

Most Strikeouts210 Jason Horvath 2001-04179 Samuel Walker 2008-11165 David Zachary 2002-05151 Brian Bogs 2000-01132 Kellen Marshall 2002-03131 Daniel Mathews 1997-98125 Cole Uebelhor 2005-08119 Matt Antos 2007-11118 Stacy Herrold 2005-09118 Jason Collins 2000-01



Highest Batting Average (min. 40 AB)0.466 Mike Mungovan 73 AB 19970.448 Mike Dull 67 AB 19830.437 Rico Martin 71 AB 19990.433 Mark Vance 134 AB 19940.426 Mike Mungovan 54 AB 19790.408 Scott Henning 98 AB 19800.405 Rico Martin 121 AB 19970.393 Mike Dull 84 AB 19820.391 Dan Correll 69 AB 19840.388 Doug Bruick 103 AB 1977

Highest Slugging Percentage (min. 40 AB)1.045 Mike Dull 67 AB 19830.926 Ronald Dull 81 AB 19810.808 Mike Mungovan 73 AB 19770.785 Rico Martin 121 AB 19970.732 Rico Martin 71 AB 19990.692 Mike Mungovan 52 AB 19780.692 Mark Vance 130 AB 19980.685 Mike Mungovan 54 AB 19790.677 Rico Martin 130 AB 19980.664 Mark Vance 134 AB 1994

Highest On Base Pct. (min. 40 AB)0.538 Dave Bischoff 72 AB 19800.531 Mark Vance 134 AB 19940.518 Rico Martin 71 AB 19990.503 Rico Martin 121 AB 19970.482 Scott Henning 98 AB 19800.482 Mark Vance 130 AB 19950.479 Mike Dull 67 AB 19830.469 Will Faulkner 178 AB 20110.466 Jim Finks 82 AB 19760.466 Mike Mungovan 73 AB 1977

Most Games Played55 A.J. Christensen 201052 Kurt Dudley 201052 Shaun VanDriessche 201052 Will Faulkner 201051 Jared Davis 200851 Ryan Keena 200451 Mark Carden 200851 Chris Gottschall 200951 Dustin Fremion 200451 Ryan Steinbach 200451 Devin Taylor 200851 Tyler Fowler 2003

Games Started54 A.J. Christensen 201052 Will Faulkner 201051 Chris Gottschall 200951 Devin Taylor 200851 Jared Davis 200851 Ryan Steinbach 200451 Shaun VanDriessche 201051 Mark Carden 200851 Mark Carden 200950 Shaun VanDriessche 200950 Tyler Fowler 200350 Kurt Dudley 2010

Most At Bats206 A.J. Christensen 2010202 Chris Gottschall 2009199 Terry Johnson 1997198 Mark Carden 2009194 Shaun VanDriessche 2009194 Ryan Keena 2006193 Jared Davis 2008189 Mark Carden 2008184 Shaun VanDriessche 2010181 Jordan Kohler 2009181 Shaun VanDriessche 2008181 Ryan Steinbach 2005

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDSINDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDS


Most Runs Scored53 Terry Johnson 199751 Mark Vance 199549 Ryan Steinbach 200545 Mark Vance 199445 Ryan Keena 200544 Rico Martin 199744 Dustin Fremion 200543 Brad Smock 199843 Ryan Wallace 199842 Casey Fogle 199842 Ryan Keena 2006

Most Hits77 Terry Johnson 199771 Chris Gottschall 200969 Will Faulkner 201167 A.J. Christensen 201065 Jared Davis 200763 Ryan Keena 200661 Jason Jaffe 199761 Shaun VanDriessche 200960 Ryan Steinbach 200560 Ryan Steinbach 2004

Most Doubles21 Chris Gottschall 200918 Jared Davis 200718 Jared Davis 200817 Terry Johnson 199715 A.J. Christensen 201015 Brett Clark 201014 Rich Hale 199914 Casey Fogle 199814 Shaun VanDriesshce 200914 Jim Knight 199714 Mark Vance 1994

Most Triples6 Doug Bruick 19765 Jim Murdock 19765 Terry Johnson 19974 Doug Bruick 19784 Ryan Keena 20064 Jim Firks 19773 Dustin Fremion 20053 Chad Saalfrank 19943 Bruce Jump 19973 Jason Jaffe 19973 Mark Vance 19953 Dick Boggess 19773 Mike Dull 19823 Steve Havel 19773 Ryan Keena 20053 Jeff Crates 19873 Scott Henning 19803 Doug Bruick 19773 Chad Hetzler 1992

Most Home Runs18 Shaun VanDriessche 201014 Ronald Dull 198111 Rico Martin 199710 Mike Dull 198310 Jason Jaffe 19979 Rich Hale 20029 A.J. Christensen 20109 Shaun VanDriessche 20089 Mark Vance 19959 Rico Martin 19989 Jared Davis 2007

Most Runs Batted In54 Jared Davis 200751 Jason Jaffe 199748 Chris Gottschall 200945 Chad Hetzler 199544 Sean Kirk 200544 Ryan Keena 200643 Ryan Steinbach 200543 Rico Martin 199842 Rico Martin 199741 A.J. Christensen 201041 Jason Jaffe 1998



Most Total Bases116 Shaun VanDriessche 2010115 Chris Gottschall 2009113 Terry Johnson 1997110 Jared Davis 2007109 A.J. Christensen 2010107 Jason Jaffe 1997100 Jared Davis 200898 Shaun VanDriessche 200995 Rico Martin 199792 Brad Smock 1999

Most Walks40 Garrett Segraves 201135 Jim Knight 199734 Ryan Steinbach 200532 Ryan Wallace 199731 Mike Gerbasich 199531 Dustin Fremion 200530 Dave Bischoff 198029 Jordan Kohler 200928 Mark Vance 199528 Mark Vance 199428 Brad Smock 200028 Ryan Keena 2003

Most Times Hit by Pitch20 Ryan Keena 200517 Bill Segerman 199915 Jesse Shovek 200215 Ryan Keena 200415 Billy Banks 200215 Tyler Fowler 200614 Jason Jaffe 199814 Jason Doerffl er 200713 Bryan Scott 200012 Ken Fries 197912 Dustin Fremion 200512 Rich Hale 199912 Zach Wilson 1999

Most Stolen Bases35 Scott Henning 198033 Ryan Keena 200532 Ryan Keena 200630 Terry Johnson 199722 Dustin Fremion 200519 Zach Walton 200619 Ryan Steinbach 200517 Ryan Keena 199817 Ryan Wallace 199817 Dustin Fremion 200417 Nate Hoggatt 2001

Lowest ERA (min. 12 IP)0.55 Ryan Shaffer 16.1 IP 19931.65 Dan Currie 16.1 IP 19971.8 Paul Fowerbaugh 25.0 IP 19861.96 Rod Garcia 23.0 IP 19942.35 Daniel Mathews 69.0 IP 19982.49 Garry Drake 61.0 IP 19772.7 Robert Milledge 36.2 IP 19932.77 Brett Garrett 26.0 IP 19842.8 Rick Stevens 61.0 IP 19802.83 John Moyer 35.0 IP 1977

Fewest Walks Allowed/9 inn. Game (min. 12 IP)0.53 Andrew Porter 17.0 IP 20061.24 Matt Hagedorn 29.0 IP 20061.45 Tom Rondot 18.2 IP 19771.65 Dan Currie 16.1 IP 19771.73 Nick Opitz 78.0 IP 20111.86 Jeff Biddle 19.1 IP 19791.91 Adam Wilson 33.0 IP 19911.93 Todd Bolinger 32.2 IP 19941.94 Travis Johnson 41.2 IP 20061.96 Travis Johnson 23.0 IP 2005

Most Strikeouts per./9 inn. Game (min. 12 IP)12.38 Aaron Van Allen 24.0 IP 200210.8 Mike Lothamer 60.0 IP 198010.71 Doug McDonald 19.1 IP 200110.5 Steve Danielak 12.0 IP 20119.98 Mike Hendricks 15.1 IP 19839.9 Doug McDonald 20.0 IP 20039.84 David Zachary 39.1 IP 20039.6 Dean Lehrman 49.2 IP 19779.29 Jason Horvath 62.0 IP 20039.26 Kurt Sery 23.1 IP 1979



Most Wins7 Garry Drake 19777 Daniel Mathews 19987 Brandon Knowling 20086 Kris Bracken 19996 Kellen Marshall 20026 Daniel Mathews 19976 Travis Bradford 19946 Tim O’Neal 19995 John Moyer 19775 Chad Hetzler 19945 Mike Lothamer 19805 Matt Erpelding 19995 David Ellis 19975 Eric Lambert 20055 Brian Bogs 20005 Samuel Walker 20115 Nick Opitz 20105 Mike Scroggs 19985 David Zachary 20045 Casey Rohan 2004

Most Saves5 Doug McDonald 20035 Travis Johnson 20064 Adam Gibson 20054 Samuel Walker 20083 Andrew Emge 20093 David Ellis 19973 Doug McDonald 20022 Cory Bluhm 20092 Adam Gibson 20062 John Stevens 19812 Aaron Van Allen 20022 Adam Ferris 20052 Matt Ransbottom 20102 Adam Ferris 20032 Matt Clark 19832 Adam Ferris 2002

Most Shutouts3 Brian Bogs 20002 Kellen Marshall 20022 David Zachary 20032 Daniel Mathews 19982 Kellen Marshall 2003

Most Appearances27 Travis Johnson 200626 Adam Ferris 200325 Andrew Emge 200924 Matt Ransbottom 201122 Adam Gibson 200522 Adam Gibson 200622 Matt Ransbottom 201022 Brian Bogs 200121 Matt Antos 200821 Matt Antos 2009

Most Games Started14 Samuel Walker 200914 Jason Horvath 200414 Eric Lambert 200614 Brian Bogs 200114 Kellen Marshall 200213 Jason Collins 200113 David Zachary 200213 Casey Rohan 200413 Cole Uebelhor 200713 Lucas Kesterson 201013 Eric Lambert 2005

Most Complete Games7 Brian Bogs 20017 Daniel Mathews 19987 Travis Bradford 19967 David Ellis 19977 Matt Erpelding 19996 Nick Opitz 20116 Glenn Berggoetz 19866 Stacy Herrold 20096 Brian Bogs 20006 Matt North 1987

Most Innings Pitched104.2 Brian Bogs 200194.2 Jason Horvath 200487 Casey Rohan 200484.1 Matt Erpelding 199983.1 Jason Collins 200179 Tim O’Neal 199978 Nick Opitz 201178 Brian Bogs 200077.1 Kellen Marshall 200276.1 Samuel Walker 2011

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDSINDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON RECORDSMost Strikeouts90 Brian Bogs 200172 Mike Lothamer 198071 Jason Horvath 200471 Kellen Marshall 200270 Daniel Mathews 199866 Matt Antos 201065 Jason Collins 200164 Jason Horvath 200361 Daniel Mathews 199761 Brian Bogs 200061 Kellen Marshall 2003

Most Batters Faced444 Brian Bogs 2001428 Jason Horvath 2004388 Casey Rohan 2004361 David Zachary 2002356 Samuel Walker 2011352 Lucas Kesterson 2010344 Nick Opitz 2010341 Nick Opitz 2011341 Eric Lambert 2005337 Lucas Kesterson 2011

Most Runners Picked Off8 Travis Johnson 20066 Devin Taylor 20086 Devin Taylor 20095 Travis Johnson 20055 Samuel Walker 20094 Eric Lambert 20054 Jason Horvath 20033 Casey Rohan 20043 Kellen Marshall 20033 Brad Smock 2001

Most Caught Stealing By24 Devin Taylor 200922 Rich Hale 200220 Brad Smock 200117 Devin Taylor 200815 Matt Hagedorn 200413 Brent Doty 200512 Brent Doty 200612 Cory Miller 201010 Brendan Landwehr 2011


Highest Batting Average0.345 19770.32 19970.315 20050.314 19940.311 19980.31 19950.301 19890.301 20060.295 20070.295 1983

Highest Slugging Percentage0.494 19980.494 19970.485 19770.459 19830.455 19950.448 19990.435 20050.424 19940.42 19890.419 2010

Highest On Base Percentage0.415 19970.409 20050.408 19950.405 19980.392 19940.389 19990.388 20060.381 19830.377 19890.37 2007

Most Games Played55 201051 200851 200451 200351 200950 199749 200649 200549 200949 1999

Most At Bats1809 20101703 20091649 20081599 20051595 20061565 20111512 20041509 20031500 19971491 1999

Most Runs Scored355 1997346 2005344 1998297 2006290 1995278 2010277 1999272 1994261 1977250 2007250 2009

Most Hits503 2005496 2010480 2006480 1997444 2009443 2008436 2007435 1999423 1998414 2011

Most Doubles93 199785 201084 199882 200982 199980 200378 200876 200574 200673 1995

Most Triples21 197718 197615 199714 199914 198712 200510 19829 19959 19949 1998

Most Home Runs55 201049 199846 199742 200041 199931 200831 200530 200228 200928 1995

Most Runs Batted In316 1997313 1998311 2005264 2006255 2010253 1999250 1995242 2007231 1994223 1977

Most Total Bases758 2010741 1997696 2005672 1998668 1999622 2009620 2008614 2006581 2000578 2002

Most Walks228 2009217 1997199 2011194 2005188 1995180 1998173 2004166 1999163 2010162 2006

Most Times Hit by Pitch79 199979 200276 200674 200567 200764 200059 200856 200453 201052 2001

Most Stolen Bases113 200576 200471 200661 200259 198057 199752 200049 200348 199845 2001

TEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDSTEAM SINGLE SEASON RECORDS


Lowest ERA3.87 19774.62 19804.77 19794.8 19944.86 20044.89 20005 2001

Most Wins25 199824 200524 199722 199522 199921 200620 200020 200419 200218 1977

Most Saves9 20068 20038 20057 20087 20097 20024 20104 19983 20043 19973 19833 19853 1985

Most Complete Games20 199919 199718 199517 199815 200115 199614 201114 200413 198413 1986

Most Shutouts7 20035 20004 20024 20063 20083 20012 20042 20112 20092 19982 20052 1999

Most Innings Pitched443.1 2010420.2 2008419 2009399.2 2004397.2 2011394 2006393.1 2005380.1 2003364.1 2000354 1997

Most Strikeouts312 2003301 2002298 2010270 2001264 2009263 2000249 2004244 2011238 2007237 1999

Fewest Doubles Allowed23 198329 198631 198035 198236 198145 199352 199557 2000

Fewest Triples Allowed2 19933 20053 20007 19957 19818 20098 19838 20019 20069 20119 1986

Fewest Home Runs Allowed7 19837 198110 198011 198214 200117 199319 201119 198626 200030 2004

Most Runners Picked Off25 200914 200613 200313 200811 20057 20016 20045 20114 20023 20073 2010

Highest Fielding Percentage0.958 19850.956 20020.956 19880.955 20060.955 20010.954 20080.953 19970.953 2010

Fewest Errors37 198540 197943 198153 198354 198464 199066 199867 200268 199571 200171 1997

Most Double Plays Turned70 199848 201045 200545 200944 199941 200840 200740 200639 199739 2004

Most Triple Plays Turned1 20031 20101 2002

Most Caught Stealing By29 200926 200224 201023 200122 200821 200421 200621 201120 200314 2007



Lowest ERA3.87 19774.62 19804.77 19794.8 19944.86 20044.89 2000

Most Wins25 199824 200524 199722 199522 199921 200620 200020 2004

Most Saves9 20068 20038 20057 20087 20097 20024 20104 19983 20043 19973 19833 19853 1985

Most Complete Games20 199919 199718 199517 199815 200115 199614 201114 200413 198413 1986

Most Shutouts7 20035 20004 20024 20063 20083 20012 20042 20112 20092 19982 20052 1999

Most Innings Pitched443.1 2010420.2 2008419 2009399.2 2004397.2 2011394 2006393.1 2005380.1 2003364.1 2000

Most Strikeouts312 2003301 2002298 2010270 2001264 2009263 2000249 2004244 2011238 2007

Fewest Doubles Allowed23 198329 198631 198035 198236 198145 199352 199557 2000

Fewest Triples Allowed2 19933 20053 20007 19957 19818 20098 19838 20019 20069 20119 1986

Fewest Home Runs Allowed7 19837 198110 198011 198214 200117 199319 201119 198626 2000

Most Runners Picked Off25 200914 200613 200313 200811 20057 20016 20045 20114 20023 20073 2010

Highest Fielding Percentage0.958 19850.956 20020.956 19880.955 20060.955 20010.954 20080.953 19970.953 2010

Fewest Errors37 198540 197943 198153 198354 198464 199066 199867 200268 199571 200171 1997

Most Double Plays Turned70 199848 201045 200545 200944 199941 200840 200740 200639 199739 2004

Most Triple Plays Turned1 20031 20101 2002

Most Caught Stealing By29 200926 200224 201023 200122 200821 200421 200621 201120 200314 2007



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