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*-NCAA D-III provisional
member - ineligible for PAC title
SCHEDULE/RESULTS
Monday,
May 5, 2008
Point Park
9, Geneva 5
Geneva 10, Point Park 9
Thomas More 22, Transylvania 11
Thiel 7, Oberlin 2
Oberlin 4, Thiel 1
Pitt-Greensburg at Westminster - ppd.
Tuesday,
May 6, 2008
W&J 7, Duquesne 7 (11-darkness)
Thursday-Sunday,
May 8-11, 2008
2008 PAC Baseball Tournament
at Thomas More College - Crestview Hills, Ky.
Friday, May 9 (at Crestview Hills, KY)
A - Grove City 7, Thomas More 3
B -
Thiel 12, Westminster 10
C - Thomas More 11, Westminster 3
Saturday, May 10
(at Marge Schott Stadium - Cincinnati, OH)
D - Grove City 4, Thiel 3
E - Thiel 10, Thomas More 7
F - Grove City vs. Winner Game E - 3 p.m.
Sunday, May 11 (at Crestview Hills, Ky. - time TBA)
G - if necessary |
GCC, THIEL POST 1ST ROUND VICTORIES IN 2008 PAC TOURNAMENT; TMC
STAYS ALIVE WITH WIN
A pair of opening round upsets
highlighted the opening day of the
2008 Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Baseball Championship
Tournament on May 9 in Crestview Hills, Ky.. The opener saw
fourth-seed Grove City upend top seeded Thomas More
7-3, while in game two
third-seeded Thiel outlasted second seed Westminster
12-10. The day closed with Thomas
More eliminating Westminster from the tournament with an
11-3 decision. Saturday's games
will be played at Marge Schott Stadium at the University of
Cincinnati due to Thomas More's campus commencement ceremony. The
remaining tournament schedule follows:
Saturday, May 10 (at Marge Schott Stadium - Cincinnati, Ohio)
D - Grove City vs. Thiel - 9 a.m.
E - Thomas More vs. Loser Game D - noon
F - Winner Game D vs. Winner Game E - 3 p.m.
Sunday, May 11 (at Crestview Hills, Ky. - time TBA)
G - if necessary
THIEL DUO NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT
Thiel College junior outfielders
David Nypaver and Dan Morrison
were named to the
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II College Division
Baseball First Team, selected by
The College Sports Information Directors
of America (CoSIDA), on May 8. Both will now advance to the
Academic All-America national ballot.
GENEVA'S SUMNER NAMED PAC SAAC MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE
OF THE MONTH FOR 4/08
The Presidents’ Athletic Conference has named junior baseball standout Derek Sumner of Geneva
College as its PAC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
Male Scholar-Athlete of the Month for April, 2008.
THOMAS MORE EARNS TOP SEED, HOSTING RIGHTS
FOR
2008 PAC BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
Thomas More College has earned the
top seed and hosting rights for the
2008 Presidents' Athletic Conference
(PAC) Baseball Championship Tournament, which will take
place in Crestview Hills, Ky., on Thursday-Saturday, May 8-10, 2008.
GROVE
CITY'S MORAN
NAMED PAC SAAC MEN'S SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE MONTH FOR 3/08
The PAC has named senior baseball standout Brian Moran of
Grove City College as its PAC Student-Athlete Advisory
Committee (SAAC) Male Scholar-Athlete of the Month, for March,
2008.
FOUR SAINTS NAMED TO 2008 COLLEGIATE
BASEBALL PRESEASON WATCH LIST
Thomas More seniors
Pat Berndsen,
Marc
Price and
Brad
Ketterer along with sophomore
Chris
Fishburn were named to the Collegiate Baseball Preseason
Watch List for 2008. The Saints finished 26-11 last season and open
the 2008 schedule in Port Charlotte, Florida in early March against
Division II Lewis.
NCAA SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO W&J'S
MANN
Washington & Jefferson College All-American pitcher Sam Mann
was awarded a $7,500 postgraduate scholarship by the NCAA on
June 26. Mann, who graduated as a political science and history
double major, was one of 58 student-athletes (29 male, 29 female)
from all NCAA divisions to earn the scholarship for the spring
season.
W&J'S MANN NAMED MIDEAST REGION POY
The postseason honors continued to pile up for Washington &
Jefferson College senior pitcher/first baseman Sam Mann on
May 31 as he was announced as the
American Baseball Coaches Association/ Rawlings Mideast Region
Player of the Year.
NINE NAMED TO ABCA
ALL-REGION TEAMS
A total of nine PAC baseball standouts have been named to the
2007 NCAA Division III Rawlings/ABCA All-Mideast Region teams,
released on May 23. Leading the way for the conference were first
team selections P/1B Sam Mann of Washington & Jefferson as a
utility player and Thomas More junior DH Brad Ketterer.
Second team selections were Bethany C
Brent Owens, Thiel C
Andrew Howard, W&J 3B Shaun Pfeil, Grove City OF
Brian
Moran, and Thiel P
Eric Wadowsky. W&J SS Nick Fiorilli
and Thomas More P Brett Walter round out the honorees as
third team selections.
MANN NAMED D3BASEBALL.COM
ALL-AMERICAN
Washington & Jefferson senior baseball standout Sam Mann,
the 2007 PAC Player of the Year, was named to the
2007 D3Baseball.com All-America honorable mention team on May 22. Mann
led
the Presidents to the PAC title by hitting .468 with four home runs
and 34 RBIs, while posting a pitching mark of 7-4 with a 1.97 ERA
and 59 strikeouts with only five walks.
W&J FALLS TO KEYSTONE IN ECAC TITLE GAME
The 2007 PAC Champion Washington & Jefferson College baseball team
saw its season come to an end on May 18,
after finishing in second place at the ECAC Division III South
Region Tournament. The Presidents (32-12) opened the tournament with
a 4-2 first round win over Wesley before falling to host Keystone
3-1 in the title contest.
2007 ALL-PAC BASEBALL TEAMS RELEASED
The 2007 All-PAC Baseball Teams
were released on May 14. Conference Player of the Year honors went
to Washington & Jefferson senior P/1B Sam Mann, while W&J's
Jeff Mountain was tabbed the 2007 PAC Coach of the Year.
MITKO PITCHING GEM LIFTS W&J TO SECOND STRAIGHT PAC BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Senior P Ron Mitko fired a complete game two-hit shutout
to lift top seed Washington & Jefferson to a
6-0 victory over third
seed Thiel in the championship game of the
2007 PAC Baseball Championship Tournament
on May 12 in Washington, Pa. The win marked the second consecutive
PAC baseball title for the Presidents of fifth-year head coach
Jeff Mountain. Earlier in the day, the Tomcats had forced a
decisive third and final matchup between the two teams in the
tournament with a 6-4 decision over the Presidents. W&J will now
wait until late Sunday night to find out if they have been selected
to the 2007 NCAA Baseball Tournament.
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Grove City senior CF Brian Moran went 4 for 6 with a homer and six
runs batted in as the Wolverines rallied for an 11-10 victory over
Thiel in the PAC tournament title game on Saturday.
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2008 Players of the Week |
March 9
Hitter: David Nypaver, OF, Thiel
Pitcher: Josh Tedesco, Thiel
March 16
Hitter: Brendon Steele, OF, Waynesburg
Pitcher: Ryan Lavrusky, Waynesburg
March 23
Hitter: John Izzo, 1B, Westminster
Pitcher: Mitch McClay, Wash. & Jeff.
March 30
Hitter: Spencer Franzreb, 1B, Thos. More
Pitcher: Pat Berndsen, Thomas More
April 6
Hitter: Eric Boylan, OF, Thiel
Pitcher: Adam Sargent, Thomas More
April 13
Hitter: Brian Moran, OF, Grove City
Pitcher: Zac Rhoades, Waynesburg
April 20
Hitter: Chris Dunham, DH, Thiel
Pitcher: Mike Herringshaw, Grove City
April 27
Hitter: Eric Boylan, OF, Thiel
Pitcher: Matt Koopman, Thomas More
May 4
Hitter: Brandon Drespling,OF,Westminster
Pitcher: Ian Poole, Wash. & Jeff.
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