Providence College Athletics
Friars Open Big East Tournament Against Seton Hall
6/21/1999 12:00:00 AM | Baseball
May 17, 1999
FRIARS VS. SETON HALL...The Friars and Pirates have met 56 times in the all-time series with the Friars trailing, 26-29-1. In BIG EAST Tournament play, the Friars and Pirates have met five times with Seton Hall leading 3-2. The two teams played three times this season with the Friars taking two of three games. On April 17th at Seton Hall, the Friars split a doubleheader winning the opener, 2-0. Game Two saw Seton Hall take an 11-3 win. On Sunday, April 18th, the Friars took a 10-8 win.
#3 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE (43-13, 18-8) vs. #4 SETON HALL (31-17-1/14-11)
BIG EAST Tournament - Waterfront Park - Trenton, New Jersey
Wednesday, May 19 - Saturday, May 22, 1999
PROBABLE LINEUP 1999 TOTALSNo. Name Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Year Avg. HR RBI SB 6 Mike Scott LF L-L 5-10 160 So. .429 5 58 7-9 7 Paul Costello 2B R-R 6-2 185 Sr. .332 2 42 9-1024 Mike O'Keefe 1B L-L 5-11 205 So. .356 11 61 9-1111 Keith Reed CF R-R 6-4 215 Jr. .413 17 68 13-1510 Neal McCarthy RF L-R 5-11 165 Fr. .380 13 57 7-8 21 Angelo Ciminiello 3B R-R 6-1 195 Sr. .352 13 51 2-216 Coley O'Donnell DH L-L 6-2 220 Jr. .276 2 22 0-2 or14 Jeremy Sweet DH R-R 6-2 205 Jr. .241 4 20 5-612 Jamie Athas SS L-R 6-1 180 Fr. .329 5 40 18-2120 Dan Conway C R-R 6-2 185 So. .335 9 44 5-9TOP RESERVES
No. Name Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Year Avg. HR RBI SB30 Matt Ciardelli 2B/SS R-R 6-0 185 Fr. .111 0 1 0-0 1 Jason Hairston CF R-R 5-8 165 Jr. .200 0 4 7-8 5 Brendan Trainor 2B/3B L-R 6-0 180 Fr. .233 1 9 1-1STARTING PITCHERS
No. Name Throws Ht. Wt. Year W-L-S IP ERA SO W 25 Marc DesRoches RHP 6-2 220 Sr. 12-1-1 81.0 2.44 71 1819 Josh Burnham RHP 5-11 170 Sr. 9-2-1 101.1 5.97 65 3429 Rob Corraro RHP 6-7 210 Sr. 7-3 89.2 5.32 37 3331 Andy Scott LHP 6-1 165 So. 4-2-3 53.2 4.53 37 29RELIEF PITCHERS
No. Name Throws Ht. Wt. Year W-L-S IP ERA SO W34 Brett Donovan LHP 6-0 160 So. 1-0-0 13.2 1.98 11 423 Scott Swanjord RHP 6-5 225 Sr. 0-0-1 13.1 3.38 6 626 Ryan Lewis LHP 6-2 170 Fr. 6-2-0 52.0 6.06 43 1722 Mike Stuart LHP 5-10 175 So. 2-2-1 25.0 9.72 21 933 Todd Murray RHP 6-1 180 Jr. 0-1-2 16.1 10.47 12 13
PC vs. Seton Hall In BIG EAST Tournament
1995 Providence 4 Seton Hall 01994 Seton Hall 13 Providence 5 Seton Hall 6 Providence 31989 Providence 11 Seton Hall 41988 Seton Hall 10 Providence 2FRIARS VERSUS TOURNEY TEAMS.....
TEAM ALL-TIME BE TOURNEY 1999#1 Notre Dame 2-7 0-2 0-2#2 Rutgers 8-7 2-0 2-1 #4 Seton Hall 26-29-1 2-3 2-1#5 St. John's 59-37-1 2-6 3-0#6 West Virginia 3-9 1-0 0-2PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BASEBALL...All-time record: 76 seasons - 1127-855-13 (.568)....
BIG EAST STANDINGS....(As of May 17, 1999)...
BIG EAST OVERALL W L T .PCT W L T .PCT Notre Dame 20 5 0 .800 41 14 0 .745Rutgers 19 7 0 .730 35 17 0 .673Providence 18 8 0 .692 43 13 0 .767Seton Hall 14 11 0 .560 31 17 1 .642St. John's 13 11 1 .519 29 20 2 .588West Virginia 12 13 0 .480 29 26 0 .527Villanova 11 15 0 .423 27 26 1 .509Pittsburgh 11 15 0 .423 27 27 0 .500Boston College 10 15 1 .403 26 21 1 .552Connecticut 10 16 0 .384 27 24 0 .529Georgetown 2 24 0 .076 18 34 0 .346BIG EAST TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE...
Wednesday, May 19
Game 1 - Notre Dame vs. West Virginia Noon
Game 2 - Rutgers vs. St. John's 3:30 p.m.
Game 3 - Providence vs. Seton Hall 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 20
Game 4 - Loser of Game 1 vs. Loser of Game 2 NoonGame 5 - Winner of Game 1 vs. Loser of Game 3 3:30 p.m.Game 6 - Winner of Game 2 vs. Winner of Game 3 7:00 p.m.Friday, May 21
Game 7 - Opponents are determined based on the NoonGame 8 - number of teams remaining after Game 8 3:30 p.m.Game 9 - 7:00 p.m.Saturday, May 22
Game 10 - Opponents are determined based on the 3:30 p.m.Game 11 - number of teams remaining after Games 7:00 p.m. 6 and 9.END OF AN ERA... On October 6, 1998 the Providence College administration announced that it would discontinue the baseball team as a varsity sport following the 1999 season. The decision was made in order to comply with Title IX regulations regarding gender equity in athletics. Baseball is the oldest sport at Providence College and has gone to the NCAA regionals twice in the last ten years. The final home game played at Hendricken Field will be against Villanova on May 15, 1999. Other sports that were discontinued by the college were golf and men's tennis.
HICKEY REACHES CENTURY MARK...With the May 15th 7-4 win over Villanova, Friars' head coach Charlie Hickey recorded the 100th victory of his career in just his third season as head coach at Providence. Hickey's career record stands at 100-58-1. He served five years as the assistant coach to Paul Kostacopoulos at Providence from 1992 to 1996.
NEW ENGLAND RANKINGS...The Friars have been ranked number one in New England all season long. Here are the rankings as of May 17, 1999.
Providence (3) 43-13 15 Harvard 25-15 11 Connecticut 25-22 8 Brown 22-19 6 Boston College 20-20 3FOR STARTERS....Scheduled starters for the first two games of the BIG EAST Tournament:
Marc DesRoches (Sr., Cambridge, Mass.) 12-1, 2.44 ERAJosh Burnham (Sr., Tolland, Conn.) 9-2, 4.97 ERAAWARDS AND HONORS...For the second week in a row, PC right fielder Neal McCarthy (Fr., Warwick, R.I.) has been named the BIG EAST's Rookie of the Week. McCarthy helped the Friars to a three-game sweep of Villanova by going 5-11 (.456) in the series with two doubles, a grand slam and five rbi's. On the year, McCarthy is hitting .380 overall with 20 doubles, 13 home runs and 58 rbi's. The 20 doubles and 13 home runs are Providence College freshman records.
WEEKLY HONORS, PART II....The Friars took their share of weekly BIG EAST honors this season....
PLAYER OF THE WEEK...
March 8 - Keith Reed
March 22 - Mike O'Keefe
April 12 - Keith Reed
PITCHERS OF THE WEEK....
April 19 - Marc DesRoches (Co-Pitcher)
May 3 - Marc DesRoches
ROOKIES OF THE WEEK...
March 8 - Mike Scott
March 15 - Jamie Athas (Co-Rookie)
March 22 - Mike Scott
April 12 - Mike Scott
April 19 - Mike Scott (Co-Rookie)
April 26 - Mike Scott
May 3 - Neal McCarthy
May 17 - Neal McCarthy
40 WINS...PC's 43 wins this season mark just the second time in school history that the Friars have won 40 or more games in a season. The most wins in PC history are 44 and that was done by the 1995 team that received an At-Large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The 43 wins are the most ever in the regular season as the 1995 team had three BIG EAST Tournament wins among the 44 wins that season.
RECORD STREAK...The Friars put together a school record 15-game winning streak between March 5th and March 24th. The previous record was 14 set during the 1995 campaign. PC set the record with an 8-4 win over the University of Rhode Island on March 24th.
DOCTOR BASEBALL...Senior third baseman Angelo Ciminiello (Sr., St. James, N.Y.) has been selected as the BIG EAST Conference's Scholar Athlete of the Year. He receives a $4,000 postgraduate scholarship. The St. James, N.Y. native plans on attending medical school with plans to become a heart surgeon. He will attend the prestigious Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia.
GREAT SCOTT....Friars' outfielder Mike Scott (So., Darien, Conn.) has had a tremendous rookie season. After sitting out the 1998 season with a knee injury, Scott has been on a tear since day one. The speedy, left fielder leads the nation in hits (105) and triples (12). He has set Providence College records in both categories. His eight triples in BIG EAST play are a league record. Scott has been named or shared BIG EAST Rookie of the Week honors five times this season. He leads the Friars with a .429 average with 18 doubles, 12 triples, five homers and 58 rbi's as the Friars' lead off hitter.
BOUNCING BACK...PC started the BIG EAST schedule with a 1-5 record. After that, the Friars went 17-3 in league play to finish at 18-8. The 18 BIG EAST wins are a Providence College record.
RUNS...The Friars have scored ten or more runs in a game 22 times this season and have scored 20 or more runs five times this year.
OFFENSE GALORE...On April 5, 1999 the Friars and the University of Connecticut set several BIG EAST records in PC's 25-18 win. They include:
Most Hits by one team: Providence (30)Most Hits by two teams: 50Most Runs Scored by two teams: 43Runs Scored: Mike Scott (6)Total Bases, two teams: 83, PC (53), UConn (30)At Bats: (7), Mike Scott, Paul Costello and Keith ReedRbi's in a game: Clarke Caudill, UConn (10)SENIOR DAYS....Nine Friars close out their college baseball careers this season. Josh Burnham, Chris Caprio, Angelo Ciminiello, Rob Corraro, Paul Costello, Josh Cox, Marc DesRoches, Todd Murray and Scott Swanjord all received their diplomas on Sunday, May 16th.
FRIARS IN BIG EAST RANKINGS (May 17, 1999)
INDIVIDUAL
Average OVERALL BIG EASTMike Scott .429 (3rd) .448 (4th)Keith Reed .413 (6th) .438 (5th)TEAM
HitsMike Scott 105 (1st) 52 (2nd)Keith Reed 97 (2nd) 46 (4th)Mike O'Keefe 77 (9th)
RunsMike Scott 78 (1st) 40 (2nd)Keith Reed 67 (3rd) Mike O'Keefe 59 (9th)Neal McCarthy 28 (8th)
DoublesNeal McCarthy 20 (t3rd) 10 (t6th)Mike Scott 19 (6th)Keith Reed 18 (9th)
TriplesMike Scott 12 (1st) 8 (1st)Mike O'Keefe 4 (t5th)
Home RunsKeith Reed 17 (3rd) 6 (t7th) Angelo Ciminiello 13 (t7th) 6 (t7th)Neal McCarthy 13 (t7th) 9 (5th)
Runs Batted InKeith Reed 68 (3rd) Mike O'Keefe 61 (t5th) 26 (t11th)Mike Scott 58 (t8th) 26 (t11th)Neal McCarthy 57 (t10th) 36 (3rd)
Stolen Bases Jamie Athas 18 (8th)
PITCHING - WinsMarc DesRoches 12 (1st) 8 (1st)Josh Burnham 9 (3rd) 5 (6th)Rob Corraro 7 (t7th)
Innings PitchedJosh Burnham 101.1 (2nd) 63.1 (2nd)Rob Corraro 89.2 (5th) 54.1 (4th)Marc DesRoches 81.0 (t8th) 51.2 (t10th)
StrikeoutsMarc DesRoches 71 (8th) 46 (8th)
ERAMarc DesRoches 2.44 (1st) 2.61 (1st)
SavesAndy Scott 3 (t6th) 2 (t5th)
Batting Average .345 (3rd) .342 (2nd) Pitching ERA 5.21 (6th) 6.07 (7th)Fielding % .954 (t5th) .955 (5th)Double Plays 60 (t1st) 28 (2nd)FRIARS IN NCAA RANKINGS....(As of May 9, 1999)
Batting Average: 27. Mike Scott (.429) 47. Keith Reed (.413)Hits: 1. Mike Scott (105)Triples: 1. Mike Scott (12)ERA: T22. Marc DesRoches (2.44)Wins: T4. Marc DesRoches (12) Team Average: 9. Providence (.345)Scoring: 8. Providence (9.63 runs per game)Win-Loss Pct: 18. Providence (.768)Wins: T5. Providence (43)GOING IN CYCLES...Sophomore left fielder Mike Scott hit for the cycle in the Friars' 8-3 win at Boston College on April 21st. The lefthanded hitting lead off man of the Friars led off the game with a double, hit a three-run homer in the second, singled in the fourth and tripled in two runs in the top of the ninth. He was 4-for-6 in the game with a run scored and five rbi's.
MR. CONSISTENT...Several Friars are having outstanding years. One player who doesn't always get the credit he deserves is first baseman Mike O'Keefe (So., Hamden, Conn.). O'Keefe has played in every game this season and is hitting .356 with 17 doubles, four triples, 11 home runs and 61 rbi's. He is just the fourth player in Providence College history to record 60 or more rbi's in a season. O'Keefe has a .980 fielding percentage as he has made eight errors in 408 chances playing first base and left field this season.
TURNING TWO....The Friars have turned 60 double plays this season and have a shot at the school record of 65 set during the 1996 season. First baseman Mike O'Keefe has been involved in 42, shortstop Jamie Athas has been in on 41 and second baseman Paul Costello has taken part in 39 of this season.
TERRIFIC TRIO...Part of the reason for the Friars success this season has been the play of their rookie standouts. Mike Scott is joined by right fielder Neal McCarthy and shortstop Jamie Athas (Fr., Holyoke, Mass.). McCarthy goes into the BIG EAST Tournament ranked third on the team with a .380 average behind Keith Reed (.413) and Scott (.429). He has at team high 20 doubles, two triples, 13 home runs and 57 rbi's on the year. He has also stolen seven bases in eight tries. McCarthy's 13 home runs are a Providence College rookie record. Athas stepped in at shortstop last fall and has never left. He is hitting .329 with five home runs and 40 rbi's. He leads the Friars with 18 stolen bases in 21 tries. In his first year, he has started and played in 55 of 56 games and has a .919 fielding percentage (22 errors in 271 chances). He has been a part of 41 of the Friars' 60 double plays this season.
HOME RUN HITTER...Keith Reed (Jr., Auburn, Mass.) has a chance to set several offensive marks before the season is over. He goes into the BIG EAST Tournament with 36 career home runs which ties him for first on the school's homer list with Ed Walsh '88. Reed also needs two more home runs to equal the single season mark of 19 set by Bob O'Toole in 1995. His 68 rbi's gives him the single season record at PC as he passes Scott Friedholm who set the mark with 66 last season.
PITCHING MARC....Senior righthander Marc DesRoches set the Providence College single season win mark with his 9-1 win over St. John's on May 2nd. He added to that on May 14th as he picked up his 12th win of the season. The 12 wins breaks the mark of 10 set by Todd Incantalupo in 1995 and 1996. He is 8-0 in the BIG EAST with a league best 2.61 ERA. DesRoches currently ranks 19th in the NCAA in ERA (2.44) and is tied for third in wins with (12).
SAVING GRACE....The Friars' nine saves this season are the most by the team since 1991 when that team's pitchers saved 11 games. The school record is 12 set in 1983 and 1989. Andy Scott (So., Milltown, N.J.) leads PC with three saves on the year including two in BIG EAST action. Other pitchers with saves: Todd Murray (Sr., Andover, Mass) has two while Marc DesRoches, Scott Swanjord (Sr., Fairfax, Va.), Josh Burnham and Mike Stuart (So., Canton, Mass.) have one each.
FRIARS' WORKHORSE...Senior pitcher Josh Burnham set the Providence College record for innings pitched in a season on May 15th with his 7-4 complete game win over Villanova. The Tolland, Connecticut native has now pitched 101.1 innings passing the mark of 94.2 set by Marc DesRoches last season. Burnham is now 9-2 on the year in 14 appearances with eight complete games and a 4.97 ERA. His 65 strikeouts this season tie him for fifth on PC's single season strikeout list.
OFFENSIVE BARRAGE....The 1999 Friars have set a new single season record with 82 home runs breaking the mark of 80 set last season. PC has already scored more runs (539), had more hits (692), more doubles (139), more triples (28) and more total bases (1113) than any team in the school's history. The Friars' team batting average of .345 is also the best ever in the history of the program.
STREAKS...
21 games: Keith Reed 3/21 to 4/14 (41-92, .446, 7 doubles, 1 triple, 11 HR, 30 rbi's, 29 runs scored)15 games: Keith Reed 2/27 to 3/20 (36-69, .522, 6 doubles, 1 triple, 6 HR, 28 rbi's, 25 runs scored)15 games: Dan Conway 3/13 to 3/30 (24-52, .462, 5 doubles, 2 HR, 19 rbis, 15 runs scored)15 games: Neal McCarthy 4/15 to current (28-63, .444, 8 doubles, 1 triple, 3 HR, 24 rbi's, 18 runs scored - ACTIVE STREAK)12 games: Mike Scott 3/10 to 3/24 (24-52, .462, 3 doubles, 3 triples, 2 HR, 16 rbi's, 15 runs scored)12 games: Mike O'Keefe 3/20 to 3/30 (20-44, .455, 4 doubles, 1 triple, 3 HR, 15 rbi's, 12 runs scored)10 games: Mike Scott 2/20 to 3/5 (23-44, .523, 5 doubles, 10 rbi's, 16 runs scored)10 games: Jamie Athas 4/1 to 4/15 (17-43, .395, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 4 HR, 13 rbi, 13 runs scored)10 games: 4/21 to Present (24-45, .533, 6 doubles, 3 triples, 2 HR, 14 rbi's, 19 runs scored) - ACTIVE STREAK 9 games: Paul Costello 3/5 to 3/18 (13-31, .394, 1 double, 9 rbi's, 13 runs scored) 9 games: Angelo Ciminiello 3/18 to 3/27 (15-36, .417, 2 doubles, 4 HR, 20 rbi's, nine runs scored)
Single Season Hitting Records
BATTING AVERAGE
1. Don Mezzanotte (1960) - .477 2. Mike Scott (1999) - .429 3. Barry Sullivan (1975) - .422 4. Steve Castro (1988) - .417 5. Roger Haggerty (1988) - .414 6. Keith Reed (1999) - .413 7. Ed Walsh (1987) - .406 8. Keith Quinn (1987) - .398 John Caianello (1983) - .39810. Scott Friedholm (1998) - .395AT BATS
1. Mike Scott (1999) - 245 John McDonald (1995) - 245 3. Keith Reed (1999) - 235 4. Pete Tucci (1995) - 229 5. Don Martone (1991) - 227 6. T.J. Delvecchio (1995) - 219 7. Angelo Ciminiello (1998) - 218 8. Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 216 9. Jamie Athas (1999) - 21310. Don Martone (1992) - 210HITS
1. Mike Scott (1999) -105 2. Keith Reed (1999) - 97 3. John McDonald (1995) - 85 4. Don Martone (1991) - 83 5. Angelo Ciminiello (1998) - 82 6. Scott Friedholm (1998) - 79 7. Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 77 8. John McDonald (1996) - 75 Bob O'Toole (1995) - 75 Roger Haggerty (1986) - 7511. Mike Lyons (1994) - 74 Don Martone (1992) - 74RUNS SCORED
1. Bob O'Toole (1995) - 81 2. Mike Scott (1999) - 78 3. Keith Reed (1999) - 67 4. John McDonald (1996) - 66 5. Scott Friedholm (1998) - 64 Angelo Ciminiello (1998) - 64 7. Mike Lyons (1994) - 63 8. John McDonald (1995) - 59 Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 5910. Neal McCarthy (1999) - 56DOUBLES
1. John McDonald (1996) - 23 2. Pete Tucci (1996) - 22 3. T.J. Delvecchio (1994) - 21 Scott Friedholm (1998) - 21 5. Neal McCarthy (1999) - 20 Bryan Tamul (1997) - 20 T.J. Delvecchio (1995) - 20 John McDonald (1995) - 20 9. Mike Scott (1999) - 19 Scott Friedholm (1997) - 19 Ryan Kinski (1995) - 1912. Keith Reed (1999) - 18 Scott Friedholm (1996) - 18 Angelo Ciminiello (1998) - 18TRIPLES
1. Mike Scott (1999) - 12 2. Bill Butler (1988) - 6 Bob O'Toole (1994) - 6 4. Pat Carey (1998) - 5 Bryan Tamul (1997) - 5 Mike Lyons (1994) - 5 Bob Kelley (1991) - 5 Roger Haggerty (1986) - 5 John Tierney (1980) - 5 Bob Oscarson (1980) - 511. Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 411. others with - 4HOME RUNS
1. Bob O'Toole (1995) - 19 2. Keith Reed (1999) - 17 3. Pete Tucci (1996) - 16 Ed Walsh (1987) - 16 Jerry Carroll (1986) - 16 6. Roger Haggerty (1985) - 15 7. Roger Haggerty (1986) - 14 Keith Reed (1998) - 14 9. Neal McCarthy (1999) - 13 Angelo Ciminiello (1999) - 13 Scott Friedholm (1998) - 13RUNS BATTED IN
1. Keith Reed (1999) - 68 Scott Friedholm (1998) - 66 3. Roger Haggerty (1986) - 62 4. Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 61 Pete Tucci (1996) - 59 6. Keith Reed (1998) - 58 7. Mike Scott (1999) - 58 8. Neal McCarthy (1999) - 57 Bob O'Toole (1995) - 57 Angelo Ciminiello (1998) - 57WALKS
1. Bob O'Toole (1995) - 55 2. Chris Maloof (1990) - 47 3. Scott Friedholm (1998) - 46 4. T.J. Delvecchio (1995) - 44 5. Bob Kelly (1991) - 38 Bob Kelly (1990) - 38 7. Bob O'Toole (1994) - 37 8. Jim Foster (1991) - 36 Ed Walsh (1990) - 3610. Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 35 Pat Raiola (1983) - 35TOTAL BASES
1. Keith Reed (1999) - 179 2. Mike Scott (1999) - 163 Bob O'Toole (1995) - 153 4. Jerry Carroll (1986) - 152 5. Angelo Ciminiello (1998) - 144 6. Scott Friedholm (1998) - 143 7. Pete Tucci (1996) - 136 8. Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 135 9. Neal McCarthy (1999) - 13310. Pete Tucci (1995) - 130GAMES PLAYED
1. Bob O'Toole (1995) - 59 John McDonald (1995) - 59 T.J. Delvecchio (1995) - 59 Pete Tucci (1995) - 59 5. Scott Palmieri (1995) - 57 Pete Vafiades (1995) - 57 7. Keith Reed (1999) - 56 Mike O'Keefe (1999) - 56 9. Mike Scott (1999) - 55 Dan Conway (1999) - 55 Jamie Athas (1999) - 55 Corey Bike (1995) - 55
Single Season Pitching Records
MOST WINS
1. Marc DesRoches (1999) - 12 - 1 2. Todd Incantalupo (1995) - 10 - 1 3. Todd Incantalupo (1996) - 10 - 2 4. Josh Burnham (1999) - 9 - 2 5. Jim O'Brien (1995) - 8 - 1 6. Marc DesRoches (1998) - 8 - 4 7. Mike Cuddy (1975) - 7 - 0 Jim Navilliat (1986) - 7 - 0 9. Tom Amanti (1973) - 7 - 1 Phil Welch (1973) - 7 - 1 Ed McDonald (1978) - 7 - 1 John LaRose (1989) - 7 - 1 Tony DeAngelo (1991) - 7 - 114. Mike O'Connell (1976) - 7 - 215. Rob Corraro (1999) - 7 - 3 Mike Macone (1994) - 7 - 317. Mike Macone (1995) - 7 - 4INNINGS PITCHED
1. Josh Burnham (1999) - 101.1 2. Marc DesRoches (1998) - 94.2 3. Mike Macone (1995) - 93.2 4. Rob Corraro (1999) - 89.2 5. Todd Incantalupo (1995) - 87.1 6. Todd Incantalupo (1997) - 86.0 Mike Macone (1994) - 86.0 8. Todd Incantalupo (1996) - 85.1 9. Andy Byron (1997) - 81.110. Marc DesRoches (1999) - 81.0STRIKE OUTS
1. Mike Macone (1995) - 79 2. Marc DesRoches (1998) - 73 3. Marc DesRoches (1999) - 71 4. Kevin Sheehan (1972) - 68 5. Josh Burnham (1999) - 65 Kevin Sheehan (1973) - 65 7. Todd Incantalupo (1997) - 62 Paul Whitehead (1981) - 62 Phil Welch (1973) - 62 Ed Szado (1970) - 62SAVES
1. Tony Geruso (1986) - 9 Al Grossguth (1989) - 9 3. Jim O'Neil (1990) - 6 4. John Hindle (1983) - 5 Al Grossguth (1988) - 5 Tony DeAngelo (1991) - 5 Jake Biscoglio (1993) - 5 8. Jake Biscoglio (1994) - 4 9. Andy Scott (1999) - 3 Mark Coletta (1981) - 3 Chuck Howard (1985) - 3
CAREER RECORD WATCH....
CAREER HITTING RECORDS
AT BATS
1. Don Martone ('92) - 761 2. Mike Lyons ('94) - 759 3. Lou Merloni ('93) - 754 4. T.J. Delvecchio ('95) - 692 5 Scott Palmieri ('97) - 673 6. Pete Vafiades ('96) - 628 7. Pete Tucci ('96) - 627 8. Corey Bike ('97) - 609 9. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 60310. Phil Ierardi ('93) - 601 HITS 1. Mike Lyons ('94) - 255 2. Lou Merloni ('93) - 252 3. Don Martone ('92) - 246 4. T.J. Delvecchio ('95) - 223 5. Scott Friedholm ('98) - 217 6. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 208RUNS SCORED 1. Mike Lyons ('94) - 203 2. Lou Merloni ('93) - 178 3. Scott Friedholm ('98) - 157 Bryan Tamul ('98) - 157 5. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 154
DOUBLES 1. Scott Friedholm ('98) - 60 2. T.J. Delvecchio ('95) - 56 3. Pete Tucci ('96) - 52 4. Corey Bike ('97) - 50 5. Lou Merloni ('93) - 49 6. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 47TRIPLES
1. Don Martone ('92) - 13 2. Mike Scott ('01) - 12 Mike Lyons ('94) - 12 Lou Merloni ('93) - 12 HOME RUNS
1. Ed Walsh ('88) - 36 Keith Reed ('00) - 36 3. Roger Haggerty ('86) - 35 4. Pete Tucci ('96) - 31 5. Bob O'Toole ('95) - 30 Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 30RUNS BATTED IN
1. Lou Merloni ('93) - 159 Don Martone ('92) - 159 3. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 156 4. Scott Friedholm ('98) - 155 5. Roger Haggerty ('86) - 146 6. Keith Reed ('00) - 145 Pete Tucci ('96) - 145BATTING AVERAGE (Minimum 300 At bats)
1. Ed Walsh ('88) - .375 Don Mezzanotte ('60) - .375 3. Ed Bassinger ('78) - .365 4. Pat Carey ('98) - .360 5. Barry Sullivan ('77) - .359 6. John McDonald ('96) - .355 7. Steve Castro ('89) - .353 8. Bob O'Toole ('95) - .348 Roger Haggerty ('86) - .34810. Angelo Ciminiello ('90) - .34611. Keith Reed ('00) - .345 Mike O'Keefe ('01) - .34513. George Susce ('81) - .343SLUGGING PCT (Minimum 300 At bats)
1. Roger Haggerty ('86) - .652 2. Keith Reed ('00) - .631 3. Bob O'Toole ('95) - .630 4. Scott Friedholm ('98) - .611 5. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - .588 6. Mike O'Keefe ('01) - .581TOTAL BASES
1. Lou Merloni ('93) - 397 2. Don Martone ('92) - 395 3. Scott Friedholm ('98) - 356 4. Angelo Ciminiello ('99) - 355 5. Mike Lyons ('94) - 335 6. Roger Haggerty ('86) - 322 7. T. J. Delvecchio ('95) - 318 8. Keith Reed ('00) - 315CAREER PITCHING RECORDS
CAREER WINS
1. Todd Incantalupo ('98) - 27 2. Andy Byron ('97) - 22 3. Mike Macone ('96) - 21 4. Jim OB'rien ('97) - 20 Marc DesRoches ('99) - 20 6. Phil Welch ('75) - 18 7. Tony DeAngelo ('93) - 17 Mark Loughlin ('91) - 17 Jim Navilliat ('86) - 1710. Ryan Ricciardi ('97) - 16 Rob Corraro ('99) - 16INNINGS
1. Andy Byron ('97) - 281.2 2. Mike Macone ('96) - 278.1 3. Todd Incantalupo ('98) - 258.2 4. Mark Loughlin ('91) - 235.2 5. Jim Navilliat ('86) - 229.0 6. Rob Corraro ('99) - 226.0STRIKEOUTS
1. Mike Macone ('96) - 224 2. Jim O'Brien ('97) - 189 3. Phil Welch ('75) - 178 4. Marc DesRoches ('99) - 173 COMPLETE GAMES
1. Todd Incantalupo ('98) - 22 2. Phil Welch ('75) - 20 3. Marc DesRoches ('99) - 14 4. Ed McDonald ('79) - 13 5. Mike Macone ('96) - 12 Jim Navilliat ('86) - 12 Bob Sheridan ('78) - 12 8. Andy Byron ('97) - 11 Tim King ('91) - 1110. Jim O'Brien ('97) - 10 Chuck Howard ('86) - 10 Mark Ricker ('84) - 10 Chris Supra ('79) - 10 Mike O'Connell ('76) - 10 Rob Corraro ('99) - 10SAVES
1. Al Grossguth ('90) - 18 2. Jake Biscoglio ('95) - 12 3. Tony Geruso ('86) - 9 4. John Hindle ('85) - 8 5. Chuck Howard ('86) - 6 Jim O'Neil ('90) - 6 7. Tony DeAngelo ('93) - 5 8. Bob Sheridan ('78) - 4 Jim Navilliat ('86) - 4 Todd Murray ('99) - 411. Andy Scott ('01) - 3
