2012 Duke University Baseball

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1 Overall Home Away Neutral ACC Home Away Current Streak... W-2 Longest Winning Streak... W-3 Longest Losing Streak... L-7 Last 5 Games /18 at [13] Texas (Game One of DH) L 0-4 2/18 at [13] Texas (Game Two of DH) L 3-5 2/19 at [13] Texas W 5-2 2/21 Campbell L /22 at N.C. Central W /24 Canisius L 4-5 (10) 2/25 Canisius (Game One of DH) W /25 Canisius (Game Two of DH) W 4-3 2/26 Canisius L 4-6 (11) 2/28 Eastern Michigan W 9-8 3/2 George Washington W /3 George Washington W 4-1 3/4 George Washington L 5-8 3/6 at Western Carolina L /7 at Appalachian State L 4-6 3/9 * [12] Florida State L 3-5 3/10 * [12] Florida State L 0-5 3/11 * [12] Florida State L /13 Appalachian State L 3-6 3/16 * [10] Miami W 5-1 3/17 * [10] Miami L 1-2 3/18 * [10] Miami L 1-7 3/23 * at Virginia Tech W 5-3 3/24 * at Virginia Tech W /25 * at Virginia Tech W 5-3 3/27 at Davidson L 1-2 3/31 * at [21] Georgia Tech (Game One of DH) L 0-1 3/31 * at [21] Georgia Tech (Game Two of DH) L 0-8 4/1 * at [21] Georgia Tech W 4-3 4/3 at Campbell W 9-7 4/6 * Clemson 6 p.m. 4/7 * Clemson 2 p.m. 4/8 * Clemson 1 p.m. 4/10 UNC Greensboro 6 p.m. 4/13 * at Maryland 6 p.m. 4/14 * at Maryland 3 p.m. 4/15 * at Maryland 1 p.m. 4/17 Davidson 6 p.m. 4/20 * Virginia 6 p.m. 4/21 * Virginia 2 p.m. 4/22 * Virginia 1 p.m. 4/24 at Charlotte 6 p.m. 4/27 * at N.C. State 6:30 p.m. 4/28 * at N.C. State 6:30 p.m. 4/29 * at N.C. State 1 p.m. 5/8 Coppin State (DH) 1 p.m. 5/9 at UNC Greensboro 6 p.m. 5/11 * North Carolina 6 p.m. 5/12 * North Carolina 2 p.m. 5/13 * North Carolina 2:30 p.m. 5/15 Presbyterian 1 p.m. 5/17 * at Boston College 2:30 p.m. 5/18 * at Boston College 1:30 p.m. 5/19 * at Boston College 1 p.m. 5/25-29 ACC TOURNAMENT TBA Home games in BOLD in Durham, N.C. * Denotes ACC game [X] Denotes Ranking Duke University Baseball Duke vs. Clemson April 6-8, Durham, N.C. (Jack Coombs Field) Games Duke (13-17, 5-7 ACC) hosts Clemson (15-14, 5-7 ACC) this weekend in a three-game series at Jack Coombs Field. The weekend series is the only ACC series scheduled to be played on Duke s campus this year. Duke is 6-10 at home this season. Duke is all-time against Clemson. The Tigers swept the series last season in Clemson. GoDuke.com will have exclusive live video coverage of the entire series. SERIES INFORMATION Game 31: Duke vs. Clemson Friday, April 6 (6 p.m.) Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) Duke: Marcus Stroman, RHP (3-3, 2.57 ERA) Clemson: Kevin Brady, RHP (1-2, 2.94 ERA) Game 32: Duke vs. Clemson Saturday, April 7 (2 p.m.) Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) Duke: Trent Swart, LHP (3-3, 2.25 ERA) Clemson: Dominic Leone, RHP (4-2, 5.08 ERA) Game 33: Duke vs. Clemson Sunday, April 8 (1 p.m.) Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) Duke: Robert Huber, RHP (3-3, 4.11 ERA) Clemson: Kevin Pohle, RHP (3-1, 1.82 ERA) Atlantic Division Team OVR ACC Florida State N.C. State Wake Forest Clemson Boston College Maryland ACC STANDINGS Coastal Division Team OVR ACC North Carolina Miami Virginia Georgia Tech Duke Virginia Tech LEADING OFF Duke is coming off a 1-0 week after defeating Campbell 9-7 on Tuesday. The Blue Devils took one of three games at Georgia Tech last weekend. Duke s starting weekend rotation of Marcus Stroman, Trent Swart and Robert Huber owns a combined ERA of 2.90 in 21 starts. Those three have amassed 137 strikeouts (9.94 K/9) and a 2.49:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in innings. STATISTICAL COMPARISON DUKE CLEMSON Overall Record (ACC) (5-7) (5-7) Batting Average Runs Per Game Hits Per Game Doubles Triples 12 5 Home Runs 8 20 Walks Strikeouts Slugging Pct On Base Pct Steals-Attempts Fielding Pct Errors ERA Walks/9 IP Strikeouts/9 IP Opponent Avg ALL-TIME SERIES Duke vs. Clemson All-Time Record Last Meeting March 20, 2011 Duke Under McNally Current Streak L-3 March 18, 2011-present Last Duke Win 7-2 on April 11, 2010 PROBABLE DUKE STARTERS Pos. Name GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB Notables C Mike Rosenfeld has thrown out 16 would-be base stealers 1B Andy Perez hitting.375 in ACC games 2B Mark Lumpa hitting.500 with runners on base SS Angelo La Bruna batting.385 with 8 RBI with two outs 3B Jordan Betts hitting.406 when leading off an inning LF Andrew Istler batting.389 with RISP or Anthony D Alessandro has a.339 OBP CF Will Piwnica-Worms hitting.385 with 9 RBI with two outs RF Grant McCabe top 20 in ACC in AVG DH Jeff Kremer hitting.517 when leading off an inning Pos. Name L/R W-L-SV ERA APP GS IP BB SO B/Avg. Notables SP1 Marcus Stroman R st in NCAA with 72 strikeouts SP2 Trent Swart L top 10 in ACC in ERA & strikeouts SP3 Robert Huber R Named ACC Pitcher of Week on Feb. 20

2 Growing Up Duke has one of the youngest teams in the country. Duke s freshman and sophomore classes account for 77% of the team s roster. There are 10 freshmen and 13 sophomores on the team. Of Duke s expected starting lineup, seven of the eight position players are freshmen or sophomores. Sophomore infielders Jordan Betts, Angelo La Bruna, Aaron Cohn, Mark Lumpa and Matt Berezo, sophomore catcher Mike Rosenfeld and sophomore outfielders Anthony D Alessandro and David Perkins have all been in the starting lineup. Freshmen Andy Perez, Grant McCabe and Andrew Istler have all made a significant amount of starts this season. Senior outfielder Will Piwnica-Worms and junior DH Jeff Kremer are the only upperclassmen in the projected starting lineup. Freshmen and sophomore pitchers have accounted for more than 175 of Duke s 264 innings pitched. Stroman A Top Prospect Duke has one of the top pitching prospects in the country in junior RHP Marcus Stroman. Baseball America selected Stroman as a first team Preseason All-American and the top prospect in the ACC. Stroman is 3-3 with a 2.57 ERA this season. He is striking out batters per nine innings this year, with a career-high 17 strikeouts against George Washington on March 2. A native of Medford, N.Y. (Patchogue-Medford), Stroman ranked second nationally in strikeouts per nine innings last season, fanning a schoolrecord batters per nine. He struck out 90 batters and walked just 21 in 64.1 innings. Stroman was listed as the top prospect in the ACC in the Draft by Baseball America and was a preseason pick for National Pitcher of the Year. He was also listed as having the best fastball and breaking ball in the ACC. In a preseason poll of ACC coaches by College Baseball Insider, Stroman was picked as having the best fastball in the ACC and was one of three league pitchers deemed Pitchers you least want to face. Piwnica-Worms Anchors Lineup Senior CF Will Piwnica-Worms will look to cap a productive four-year career at Duke this season. The 6-2, 220-pound outfielder has started 197 games and owns a career.299 batting average. He will be looked to as a key bat in the middle of the order this year. Piwnica-Worms was one of the ACC s top base stealers last season, going 21-for-23 in steal attempts. He is Duke s active leader in nearly every major offensive category. S T O R Y L I N E S Stroman Piling Up Strikeouts Junior Marcus Stroman struck out a career-high 17 batters in seven shutout innings in a 13-2 win over George Washington on March 2. Stroman s 17 strikeouts were two shy of the ACC single-game record of 19. Stroman now has seven double-digit strikeout games in his career. MARCUS STROMAN DOUBLE-DIGIT STRIKEOUT GAMES Date Opponent IP SO BB H R ER W/L 3/2/12 G. Washington W 3/16/12 Miami W 3/31/12 Georgia Tech L 5/15/11 Wake Forest W 5/08/11 Mt. Saint Mary s ND 2/24/12 Canisius ND 4/23/10 Wake Forest W Piwnica-Worms, Stroman & Munger Named Team Captains Senior Will Piwnica-Worms and juniors Marcus Stroman and Ryan Munger will act as team captains this year. Piwnica-Worms has started 197 games and is Duke s active leader in nearly every significant offensive category. He has been Duke s everyday center fielder since his freshman year. Stroman is one of the top pitching prospects in the country and will anchor the rotation as Duke s Friday starter. Munger has appeared in 58 games over his first three seasons and will be in the mix this year behind the plate. Marconcini Out for the Year Sophomore 1B/OF Chris Marconcini will miss the entire season with a torn ACL. A Freshman All-America, Marconcini was Duke s top hitter as a freshman. He led the team in doubles, triples, home runs, RBI, total bases and slugging percentage while splitting time between first base and right field. S T R E A K S Hitting Streaks Player Current Career Matt Berezo Mark Lumpa Grant McCabe David Perkins Will Piwnica-Worms Mike Rosenfeld Jordan Betts Andrew Istler Andy Perez Reed Anthes Aaron Cohn Anthony D Alessandro Jeff Kremer Angelo La Bruna Ryan Munger Consecutive Games Started (Min. 5) Player Current Career Jordan Betts Will Piwnica-Worms Andy Perez Angelo La Bruna Grant McCabe Mike Rosenfeld Andrew Istler Matt Berezo Aaron Cohn Anthony D Alessandro Jeff Kremer Games Reached Base Safely Player Current Career Andrew Istler Angelo La Bruna Andy Perez Will Piwnica-Worms Matt Berezo Jeff Kremer Mark Lumpa Grant McCabe David Perkins Mike Rosenfeld Jordan Betts Anthony D Alessandro Reed Anthes Aaron Cohn Al Morris Ryan Munger Marcus Stroman Errorless Streaks (games started, excludes DH) Player Current Career Anthony D Alessandro (OF) Grant McCabe (OF) Will Piwnica-Worms (OF) Marcus Stroman (2B/OF/P) Angelo La Bruna (SS/2B) Andrew Istler (OF) Andy Perez (1B/2B/SS) Ryan Munger (C) Mike Rosenfeld (C) Aaron Cohn (1B) Matt Berezo (SS/2B/1B) Jordan Betts (3B) Jeff Kremer (C/1B) 0 0 7

3 ACTIVE DUKE ALUMNI IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL Player (Years at Duke) Rd. Drafted Current Organization Level Team (League) Chris Capuano ( ) 8th Los Angeles Dodgers MLB Los Angeles Dodgers (NL West) Greg Burke ( ) FA Baltimore Orioles AAA Norfolk Tides (International) Jimmy Gallagher ( ) 7th Chicago White Sox AAA Charlotte Knights (International) Alex Hassan ( ) 20th Boston Red Sox AAA Pawtucket Red Sox (International) Nate Freiman ( ) 8th San Diego Padres AA San Antonio Missions (Texas) Jake Lemmerman ( ) 5th Los Angeles Dodgers AA Chattanooga Lookouts (Southern) Christopher Manno ( ) 26th Cincinnati Reds AA Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Southern) Ryan McCurdy ( ) FA Houston Astros A + Lancaster JetHawks (California) Dennis O Grady ( ) 34th San Diego Padres A + Lake Elsinore Storm (California) Jeremy Gould ( ) 28th New York Mets A Brooklyn Cyclones (NY-Penn) Ben Grisz ( ) FA Washington Nationals A Auburn Doubledays (NY-Penn) Junior RHP Marcus Stroman leads all NCAA pitchers in strikeouts (72) and ranks second in the nation in strikeouts per nine innings (13.22). Marcus Stroman s 226 career strikeouts rank ninth on the all-time strikeouts list at Duke. Marcus Stroman ranks first in the ACC in innings pitched (49.0), 10th in opponent batting average (.223) and 13th in ERA (2.57). Duke s starting weekend rotation of Marcus Stroman, Trent Swart and Robert Huber owns a combined ERA of 2.90 in 21 starts. Those three have amassed 137 strikeouts (9.94 K/9) and a 2.49:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in innings. Stroman, Swart and Huber have pitched at least five innings in 16 of their 21 starts. Freshman LHP Trent Swart ranks eighth in the ACC with a 2.25 ERA. He also ranks ninth in the ACC with 41 strikeouts and sixth in strikeouts per nine innings (9.23). In his four starts in ACC play, Trent Swart holds a 1.85 ERA, eighth-best in conference games. Trent Swart is holding opposing batters to a.220 average, ninth-best among ACC pitchers. ACC hitters are batting just.205 against Swart. Marcus Stroman and Trent Swart are first and eighth, respectively, in strikeouts in ACC games. Senior David Putman ranks tied for fourth in the ACC with four saves. Freshman Andrew Istler ranks tied for fifth in the ACC with three saves. David Putman and Andrew Istler both have two saves in ACC games. Duke s.973 fielding percentage is secondbest in the ACC. Duke senior CF Will Piwnica-Worms is the team s active leader in 10 categories: hits (223), at bats (746), doubles (51), triples (14), home runs (14), RBI (126), runs (136), stolen bases (42), games played (199) and games started (197). Designated Hitter GS Jeff Kremer Matt Berezo...2 David Perkins...2 Catcher GS Mike Rosenfeld Ryan Munger...7 Reed Anthes...2 First Base GS Andy Perez Aaron Cohn...7 Matt Berezo...2 Jeff Kremer...1 BY THE NUMBERS AROUND THE HORN Position breakdown by games started Second Base GS Angelo La Bruna Mark Lumpa...9 Andy Perez...7 Matt Berezo...1 Shortstop GS Matt Berezo Angelo La Bruna Andy Perez...2 Third Base GS Jordan Betts Friday s game against Clemson will mark the 200th career game for Will Piwnica-Worms. Freshman Andy Perez is batting.375 in ACC games, which ranks as the seventh-highest in the league. Perez s 18 hits in conference play rank as the second-most in the ACC. Freshman Grant McCabe ranks 18th in the ACC with a.337 batting average. McCabe is second among ACC freshmen in batting average. Duke ranks tied for seventh nationally in triples with 12. Seven different Blue Devils have tripled this season. Sophomore Mike Rosenfeld is hitting.353 in ACC games, 12th-highest in league play. Duke has seven players hitting.300 or better with two outs on the board: Mike Rosenfeld (.400), Angelo La Bruna (.385), Will Piwnica-Worms (.385), Andrew Istler (.346), Grant McCabe (.310), Jeff Kremer (.300) and Mark Lumpa (.300). Duke has driven in 60 runs with two outs. Will Piwnica-Worms has nine two-out RBI, while Angelo La Bruna and Grant McCabe have eight apiece. Duke s freshman and sophomore position players have combined to start 206 games, equal to 76 percent of the team s total starts. Senior Will Piwnica-Worms (30 starts) and juniors Jeff Kremer (27 starts) and Ryan Munger (7 starts) are the only upperclassmen to have started a game. Sophomore Jordan Betts has started 86-of-86 games in his career. 11 different Blue Devils have stolen a base through the first 30 games. Duke is 35-for- 52 in stolen base attempts this season after going 84-for-109 last season. Duke has eight home runs through its first 30 games. The Blue Devils had 10 homers all last season. Left Field GS Anthony D Alessandro Andrew Istler David Perkins...6 Center Field GS Will Piwnica-Worms Right Field GS Grant McCabe Andrew Istler...6 DUKE UNIVERSITY Location Durham, N.C. (27708) Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,504 Nickname Colors Blue Devils Duke Blue & White Home Fields Durham Bulls Athletic Park (10,000) Jack Coombs Field (2,000) DBAP (L to R) Jack Coombs Field (L to R) Affiliation Conference President Director of Athletics Athletic Website NCAA Division I ACC (Coastal Division) Dr. Richard H. Brodhead Dr. Kevin White BASEBALL HISTORY First Year of Baseball 1889 All-Time Record All-Time ACC Record CWS Appearances/Last Appearance 3/1961 NCAA Appearances/Last Appearance 5/1961 All-Americas 8 MLB Draft Selections 54 MLB Alumni 39 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Sean McNally (7th Season) Alma Mater Duke, 94 Overall at Duke ACC at Duke Overall Career Asst. Coach/Pitching Sean Snedeker (6th Season) Alma Mater Texas A&M, 90 Asst. Coach/Recruiting Edwin Thompson (2nd Season) Alma Mater Webber, 03 Volunteer Asst. Coach Kyle Padgett (1st Season) Alma Mater William & Mary, 05 Baseball Office Phone (919) TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record ACC 5-7 Home 6-10 Away 7-7 Neutral 0-0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 20/7 Position Players Returning/Lost 13/4 Position Starters Returning/Lost 8/1 Pitchers Returning/Lost 8/5 Newcomers 10

4 Setting Up The Rotation Duke will use the starting rotation of Marcus Stroman, Trent Swart and Robert Huber for an eighth straight weekend. Stroman, a junior right-hander, is one of the top pitching prospects in the country. Baseball America tabbed him as the No. 1 overall prospect in the ACC. He is 3-3 with a 2.57 ERA in. Stroman struck out a career-high 17 batters against George Washington on March 2. Swart is a freshman LHP from Carlsbad, Calif., who is 3-3 with a 2.25 ERA on the season. Swart struck out a season-high 10 batters against George Washington on March 3. Huber is 3-3 with a 4.11 ERA in. He was named National and ACC Pitcher of the Week after leading the Blue Devils to a 5-2 win over No. 13 Texas during opening weekend. Duke used 11 different starting rotations in their 12 weekend series last season. The Running Game The running game is a key element of Duke s offense as the Blue Devils have stolen 35-of-52 bases at a 67.3 percent success rate in. The team swiped 84 bases in 2011, the seventh most in school history, and its 77.1 percent success rate was the program s second best since Will Piwnica-Worms ranked sixth in the ACC with 21 steals in 23 tries in Of the 18 players in the ACC with 10 or more steals, only three had a higher success rate than Piwnica-Worms 91.3 percent. The Blue Devil running game has thrived under seventh-year head coach Sean McNally, coming up successful over 70 percent of the time in six of his seven seasons. THE DUKE RUNNING GAME Stolen Base Statistics Under McNally Year GP SB ATT SB% SB/G ACC Pitcher of the Week Junior right-hander Marcus Stroman was named ACC Pitcher of the Week after leading Duke to a 5-1 win over No. 10 Miami on March 16. Stroman was also named to the CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor Roll and was tabbed southeast regional pitcher of the week by CollegeBaseballInsider.com. Stroman had 13 strikeouts and held the Hurricanes to one run on six hits in seven innings. Stroman struck out every hitter in Miami s lineup. Stroman became the eighth Blue Devil to be named ACC pitcher of the week under head coach Sean McNally and pitching coach Sean Snedeker. Duke = Defense Duke has earned the reputation as one of the best defensive teams in the country under head coach Sean McNally. The Blue Devils led the nation in fielding percentage in 2008, posting a.978 mark, and followed that with a school-record.979 fielding percentage in The top three spots on Duke s single-season fielding percentage list are occupied by teams coached by McNally. Duke also posted a.975 fielding percentage in From , Duke posted fielding percentages of at least.975 and led the ACC in fielding percentage in two of those seasons. Duke averages just 1.11 errors per game in seven years under McNally. The Blue Devils have committed no more than 60 errors in each of the past four seasons. DUKE DEFENSE Defensive Statistics Under McNally Year GP PO A E FLD% National and ACC Pitcher of the Week Sophomore right-hander Robert Huber was named National Pitcher of the Week by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) and ACC Pitcher of the Week after his season debut against No. 13 Texas. Huber was also named to the CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor Roll and was tabbed southeast regional pitcher of the week by CollegeBaseballInsider.com. Huber held the Longhorns to two hits in six shutout innings and had six strikeouts in the win. Huber became the second Blue Devil to be named national pitcher of the week under head coach Sean McNally and pitching coach Sean Snedeker and just the fifth Duke pitcher to receive the honor in school history. Star and Strikes Junior right-hander Marcus Stroman spent the 2011 summer on the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team, serving as the team s closer. Stroman struck out 17 of the 27 batters he faced while issuing just one walk for the U.S. squad. Stroman went 4-for-4 in save opportunities and did not allow a hit in 8.1 scoreless innings out of the bullpen. Coaching The Best Duke baseball s all-time batting average list features three players in its top 20 and six in the top 35 that were coached by head coach Sean McNally. In only six years, McNally produced the program s second-best hitter in terms of average in Nate Freiman ( ), who hit.356 in four years at Duke while also setting the school s all-time home run record. McNally also mentored standouts Jeremy Gould (10th,.331), Alex Hassan (15th,.322), Matt Williams (25th,.312), Jimmy Gallagher (26th,.310) and Jake Lemmerman (32nd,.302). Freiman, Gallagher, Gould, Hassan and Lemmerman are all playing professional baseball. McNally also appears on the list himself at No. 9 with a.332 career batting average that he posted from at Duke. He holds the school s single-season records for batting average (.408) and slugging percentage (.775) and ranks among the top 10 in career hits, runs, RBI, home runs, triples and slugging percentage. ACTIVE OFFENSIVE LEADERS Batting Average (Min. 200 AB) 1) Jeff Kremer ) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Chris Marconcini Hits 1) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Jeff Kremer ) Jordan Betts...80 Runs Scored 1) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Jeff Kremer ) Jordan Betts...48 Doubles 1) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Jordan Betts ) Marcus Stroman...19 Home Runs 1) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Chris Marconcini...4 3) Jordan Betts...3 Runs Batted In 1) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Jordan Betts ) Chris Marconcini...39 Slugging Percentage (Min. 200 AB) 1) Chris Marconcini ) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Jeff Kremer Stolen Bases 1) Will Piwnica-Worms ) Marcus Stroman ) Angelo La Bruna...11 On Base Percentage (Min. 200 AB) 1) Jeff Kremer ) Chris Marconcini ) Anthony D Alessandro

5 22 Sean McNally Head Coach 7th Season B.A., History and Political Science Duke, 94 Sean McNally, a 1994 graduate of Duke University, is in his seventh year as head baseball coach. With a philosophy based on the concept of striving for excellence in the classroom, involvement in the community and achievement on the field, McNally has led the program to great success during his tenure. With a record in his first seven years, McNally has led his alma mater to four winning seasons and in 2009 became the fastest coach in Duke history to reach 100 wins. McNally s 181 victories in seven years trail only Jack Coombs (381) and Steve Traylor (356) on Duke s all-time wins list. McNally coaches the hitters and infielders directly, the same responsibilities he handled at the professional level during his time in player development with the Cleveland Indians. Duke has made steady improvements each year both offensively and defensively under McNally and has quickly earned the reputation as one of the best defensive programs in the nation. Duke has posted fielding percentages of.971 or better in each of the past four seasons, including 2008 when the Blue Devils led the nation with a.978 fielding clip. Duke has committed fewer errors than games played in three seasons thanks to McNally s fundamentalsfirst approach. Offensively, Duke has hit.299 or better in three of McNally s six seasons while stealing bases successfully over 70 percent of the time every year. Duke has also finished with the fewest strikeouts in the ACC in five out of six seasons under McNally. Duke s progression over the past six years has as much to do with coaching as it does with the improved talent brought in during the recruiting process. During McNally s tenure, the Blue Devils have become a mainstay in the Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft and have had 13 players drafted over the last five seasons. Among that group, Duke has had three players drafted in the first 10 rounds in 2010 fifth-round shortstop Jake Lemmerman, 2008 eighth-round first baseman Nate Freiman and 2007 seventh-round outfielder Jimmy Gallagher. And while Duke s on-the-field accolades have poured in under McNally, the Blue Devils have made an even bigger impact in the classroom and in the community. In 2011, Duke posted a team grade point average of and had an in-season GPA of Furthermore, the Blue Devils have annually dominated the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team, which honors the conference s best student-athletes. Duke has led the ACC in selections to the team in three of the past six years and has amassed an ACC-leading 33 selections to the squad since it was conceived in Additionally, Duke baseball players have garnered over 100 selections to the ACC Academic Honor Roll over the past six seasons for holding grade point averages over 3.00 for the entire academic year. Among that group is one of the most academically decorated players in Duke baseball history, Academic All-America First Team and ACC Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year recipient Freiman. Freiman, who played at Duke from and ended his career as Duke s all-time home run leader, came to Duke as a pitcher in McNally s first season. After an arm injury in his first and only career pitching appearance ended his prospects on the mound, McNally set out to convert Freiman to a position player. Over the next four years, the 6-foot-8 Freiman made steady improvements as a hitter and fielder and capped his career with a 20-home run campaign in 2009 that vaulted him into the eighth round of the MLB Draft. Freiman is just one example of McNally s expertise in player Head Coaching Career Overall ACC Year School W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke (7) Overall (7) development. In three seasons as a hitting coach and manager in the Cleveland Indians system at the A and AA levels, McNally mentored numerous future professional players including Ben Francisco (OF, Toronto Blue Jays), Ryan Garko (1B, Texas Rangers), Franklin Gutierrez (OF, Seattle Mariners), Joe Inglett (2B, Houston Astros) and Kevin Kouzmanoff (3B, Kansas City Royals). McNally served as hitting coach for both Burlington (A) and Akron (AA) in the Indians organization before being promoted to manager of the Burlington Indians in Duke s student-athlete development has extended well beyond the field under McNally. In addition to their success in the classroom, Duke baseball players have also taken on a tremendous community service push every year. Each fall, the Blue Devils split up by class and plan, organize and execute their own community service projects. Past initiatives include Habitat 4 Humanity, visits to the Duke Children s Hospital s Intensive Care Unit, the construction of a baseball field at Forest View Elementary School and Duke University s Read with the Blue Devils project. The entire Duke team has also become heavily involved with the Miracle League of the Triangle, a non-profit organization that allows special-needs children to play baseball on a specially constructed field with the assistance of volunteers. Following his nine-year stint as a professional player and his three-year run as a hitting coach and manager in the Cleveland Indians organization, McNally was named Duke baseball s 24th head coach on July 15, He immediately set out to rebuild his alma mater s team, which had endured seven straight losing seasons from 1999 to McNally is married to the former Kim Voyticky, an All-ACC performer in track and field at Duke. The couple has two children, a five-year-old daughter named Michaela and a three-year-old son named Jackson. The Sean McNally File Named head coach at Duke on July 15, 2005 An All-ACC infielder and Academic All-America selection at Duke from Career record in seven seasons at Duke Has led the Blue Devils to four winning seasons Won the most ACC games in school history in 2009 Mentored 13 MLB Draft picks Had a school-record seven players drafted in 2009 Has overseen a program that has placed an ACCleading 33 players on the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team and over 100 selections to the ACC Academic Honor Roll Has overseen a tremendous push in Duke baseball s community service efforts He and his wife, Kim, have a five-year old daughter, Michaela, and a three-year-old son, Jackson

6 #8 REED ANTHES Fr. AB 3 (2 times) Georgia Tech R Appalachian State H Appalachian State RBI 0 2B 0 3B 0 HR 0 BB 0 SB 0 CS 0 HBP 0 K Georgia Tech PO Davidson A Davidson OFFENSIVE CAREER HIGHS #12 AARON COHN So. AB Florida State R Virginia Tech H Virginia Tech RBI 1 (4 times) Florida State 2B Florida State 3B 0 HR 0 BB Virginia Tech SB Florida State CS 0 HBP 0 K Georgia Tech PO Virginia Tech A 1 (3 times) Virginia Tech #32 JEFF KREMER Jr. AB Canisius R Florida State H 4 (2 times) Virginia RBI Villanova 2B Villanova 3B 1 (2 times) Canisius HR 1 (2 times) N.C. Central BB 2 (12 times) George Washington SB 1 (4 times) Canisius CS 1 (3 times) Texas HBP George Washington K 2 (7 times) Virginia Tech PO N.C. State A Campbell #14 MATT BEREZO So. AB N.C. Central R Canisius H 3 (3 times) George Washington RBI 2 (3 times) Virginia Tech 2B 1 (5 times) Florida State 3B 1 (3 times) George Washington HR 0 BB Appalachian State SB 1 (5 times) George Washington CS 1 (2 times) Mt. St. Mary s HBP 0 K N.C. Central PO Florida State A 5 (2 times) Canisius #3 ANTHONY D ALESSANDRO So. AB 6 (2 times) North Carolina R 3 (2 times) George Washington H Villanova RBI 3 (2 times) N.C. State 2B 1 (6 times) Canisius 3B Davidson HR N.C. State BB 2 (2 times) Texas SB 1 (10 times) Canisius CS 1 (2 times) George Washington HBP 1 (5 times) Appalachian State K Virginia PO 5 (4 times) Texas A Georgia Tech #10 ANGELO LA BRUNA So. AB 5 (9 times) Virginia Tech R 2 (7 times) Campbell H 3 (3 times) Wake Forest RBI High Point 2B La Salle 3B North Carolina HR 0 BB Canisius SB Wofford CS 1 (4 times) Virginia Tech HBP 1 (5 times) George Washington K 2 (2 times) UNCG PO William & Mary A Wake Forest #41 JORDAN BETTS So. AB N.C. Central R George Washington H 3 (5 times) Campbell RBI Villanova 2B High Point 3B 1 (3 times) George Washington HR 1 (3 times) Virginia Tech BB 2 (4 times) Virginia Tech SB 1 (6 times) Campbell CS 1 (3 times) Wake Forest HBP North Carolina K N.C. Central PO Mt. St. Mary s A 5 (2 times) Appalachian State #26 ANDREW ISTLER Fr. AB 5 (4 times) Davidson R Virginia Tech H 2 (5 times) Campbell RBI Campbell 2B 1 (2 times) Campbell 3B 0 HR 0 BB Eastern Michigan SB Virginia Tech CS 1 (2 times) Campbell HBP 0 K 1 (3 times) Campbell PO Eastern Michigan A Georgia Tech #4 MARK LUMPA So. AB 4 (3 times) Campbell R 1 (4 times) Campbell H Georgia Tech RBI N.C. Central 2B Georgia Tech 3B George Washington HR N.C. Central BB 1 (6 times) Campbell SB Canisius CS 1 (2 times) Miami HBP 0 K 1 (4 times) Campbell PO Miami A 4 (2 times) Georgia Tech

7 #21 CHRIS MARCONCINI So. AB 5 (11 times) Wake Forest R 3 (2 times) Davidson H 3 (3 times) Florida State RBI 3 (4 times) Boston College 2B Florida State 3B N.C. State HR 1 (4 times) Davidson BB Richmond SB Boston College CS 1 (2 times) Virginia Tech HBP N.C. State K 3 (3 times) Campbell PO Georgia Tech A Virginia Tech OFFENSIVE CAREER HIGHS #18 RYAN MUNGER Jr. AB 5 (3 times) Richmond R N.C. Central H Richmond RBI Mt. St. Mary s 2B 1 (4 times) Appalachian State 3B 0 HR N.C. Central BB 1 (8 times) Canisius SB 0 CS 0 HBP Presbyterian K Georgia Tech PO Mt. St. Mary s A Canisius #27 WILL PIWNICA-WORMS Sr. AB 6 (3 times) Villanova R 3 (4 times) Virginia Tech H 4 (5 times) Virginia Tech RBI Virginia Tech 2B Davidson 3B 1 (14 times) Florida State HR 1 (14 times) Virginia Tech BB 2 (7 times) George Washington SB La Salle CS 1 (14 times) George Washington HBP 2 (2 times) Florida State K Virginia PO 7 (2 times) Appalachian State A 1 (4 times) Virginia Tech #28 GRANT McCABE Fr. AB 6 (2 times) Canisius R N.C. Central H N.C. Central RBI 3 (2 times) George Washington 2B N.C. Central 3B N.C. Central HR 0 BB 2 (2 times) Virginia Tech SB 1 (4 times) Georgia Tech CS 1 (4 times) Campbell HBP 0 K Florida State PO 4 (2 times) Canisius A 0 #13 ANDY PEREZ Fr. AB 5 (4 times) Virginia Tech R Virginia Tech H 3 (5 times) Virginia Tech RBI Campbell 2B 1 (8 times) Georgia Tech 3B 0 HR 0 BB 2 (2 times) George Washington SB 1 (4 times) Georgia Tech CS Georgia Tech HBP 1 (6 times) Campbell K George Washington PO Georgia Tech A Florida State #15 MIKE ROSENFELD So. AB 5 (2 times) Eastern Michigan R 2 (2 times) Virginia Tech H 3 (4 times) Virginia Tech RBI 3 (2 times) Virginia Tech 2B Miami 3B 1 (2 times) Virginia Tech HR 0 BB 2 (2 times) Canisius SB 1 (6 times) Georgia Tech CS Virginia Tech HBP 1 (4 times) George Washington K 3 (3 times) Georgia Tech PO Miami A Boston College #1 AL MORRIS Jr. AB N.C. Central R N.C. Central H 1 (3 times) Virginia RBI 0 2B 0 3B 0 HR 0 BB 0 SB 0 CS 0 HBP 0 K Wake Forest PO 0 A 0 #2 DAVID PERKINS So. AB 5 (6 times) Wake Forest R 2 (3 times) The Citadel H N.C. State RBI 3 (2 times) Eastern Michigan 2B 1 (8 times) Western Carolina 3B 0 HR Boston College BB 2 (2 times) The Citadel SB 1 (2 times) Wake Forest CS 1 (6 times) Boston College HBP La Salle K 2 (9 times) Appalachian State PO Florida State A Boston College #7 MARCUS STROMAN Jr. AB 5 (4 times) Campbell R 2 (9 times) Georgia Tech H 3 (4 times) Georgia Tech RBI 3 (4 times) Wofford 2B 2 (2 times) Georgia Tech 3B 1 (4 times) Wofford HR 1 (2 times) Virginia BB Richmond SB Quinnipiac CS 1 (5 times) Wofford HBP 1 (5 times) Campbell K 3 (4 times) Villanova PO 6 (2 times) Virginia A High Point

8 4 Mark Lumpa Sophomore RHP /19 RICHMOND /20 RICHMOND /25 VILLANOVA /1 HIGH POINT /5 LA SALLE /9 William & Mary /11 N.C. STATE L 3/16 CHARLOTTE /18 Clemson /19 Clemson /26 North Carolina /29 Campbell /1 GEORGIA TECH /3 *GEORGIA TECH L 4/6 UNC Greensboro /12 DAVIDSON /15 Virginia /17 Virginia /23 Florida State /27 Davidson /1 VIRGINIA TECH /21 Miami /21 CAMPBELL /25 CANISIUS /2 GEORGE WASHINGTON /11 FLORIDA STATE /24 Virginia Tech Marcus Stroman Junior RHP /20 Georgia SV 2/26 FORDHAM W 3/7 TEMPLE W 3/13 NORTH CAROLINA SV 3/17 LIBERTY /21 MIAMI L 3/27 Boston College W 4/4 Georgia Tech /6 WILLIAM & MARY /9 CLEMSON SV 4/10 CLEMSON /17 FLORIDA STATE W 4/23 *Wake Forest W 5/1 *VIRGINIA L 5/10 *N.C. A&T W 5/14 *Virginia Tech L 5/20 *N.C. State L /22 CAMPBELL /26 VILLANOVA /5 *LA SALLE /13 *N.C. STATE W 3/20 *Clemson L 3/27 *North Carolina PITCHING GAME LOGS 4/2 GEORGIA TECH SV 4/5 WOFFORD SV 4/6 UNC Greensboro SV 4/10 *BOSTON COLLEGE /17 Virginia L 4/23 *Florida State L 4/29 VIRGINIA TECH W 4/30 VIRGINIA TECH L 5/8 *MOUNT ST. MARY S /15 *WAKE FOREST W 5/20 Miami SV 2/18 *Texas L 2/24 *CANISIUS /2 *GEORGE WASHINGTON W 3/9 *FLORIDA STATE L 3/16 *MIAMI W 3/23 *Virginia Tech W 3/31 *Georgia Tech L 9 Remy Janco Freshman LHP /22 N.C. Central /26 CANISIUS /28 EASTERN MICHIGAN /6 Western Carolina /11 FLORIDA STATE /31 Georgia Tech Garrett Hayward Freshman LHP /22 N.C. Central /11 FLORIDA STATE Robert Huber Sophomore RHP /19 RICHMOND /23 N.C. Central W 3/5 LA SALLE W 3/9 *William & Mary /15 N.C. CENTRAL /20 Clemson /3 GEORGIA TECH /5 *WOFFORD W 4/9 BOSTON COLLEGE /12 *DAVIDSON W 4/19 *UNC GREENSBORO /24 *Florida State /30 *VIRGINIA TECH /13 WAKE FOREST /14 WAKE FOREST /19 *Miami L 2/19 *Texas W 2/25 *CANISIUS W 3/4 *GEORGE WASHINGTON L 3/11 *FLORIDA STATE L 3/18 *MIAMI L 3/25 *Virginia Tech W 4/1 *Georgia Tech Chase Bebout Junior RHP /21 Georgia /9 *QUINNIPIAC W 3/17 *LIBERTY /23 *Davidson W 3/30 *HIGH POINT W 4/6 *WILLIAM & MARY /11 *CLEMSON W 4/18 *FLORIDA STATE /24 *Wake Forest /1 VIRGINIA /11 *PRESBYTERIAN /22 NC State /18 *RICHMOND /25 *VILLANOVA W 3/4 *LA SALLE W 3/11 *N.C. STATE /26 North Carolina L 4/22 Florida State /24 Florida State L 5/1 *VIRGINIA TECH L 5/8 MOUNT ST. MARY S SV 5/13 *WAKE FOREST L 5/17 The Citadel /19 Miami /21 Miami /18 Texas /21 *CAMPBELL L 2/26 *CANISIUS /6 *Western Carolina L 3/13 APPALACHIAN STATE Dillon Haviland Sophomore LHP /23 *N.C. Central /27 VILLANOVA /4 LA SALLE /9 William & Mary L 3/15 *N.C. CENTRAL W 3/18 Clemson /26 *North Carolina /1 *GEORGIA TECH L 4/8 *BOSTON COLLEGE W

9 PITCHING GAME LOGS 4/15 *Virginia L 4/27 *Davidson /13 WAKE FOREST /17 *The Citadel Date OPPONENT IP H R ER BB SO W-L-S 3/11 FLORIDA STATE /18 MIAMI /31 Georgia Tech /3 Campbell W 20 Trent Swart Freshman LHP /18 *Texas L 2/25 *CANISIUS W 3/3 *GEORGE WASHINGTON W 3/10 *FLORIDA STATE L 3/17 *MIAMI /24 *Virginia Tech W 3/31 *Georgia Tech L 23 Dalton Brown Freshman RHP /21 CAMPBELL /13 *APPALACHIAN STATE L 24 Nick Piscotty Freshman RHP /19 Texas SV 2/22 N.C. Central /24 CANISIUS /28 *EASTERN MICHIGAN /7 *Appalachian State L 3/27 *Davidson /3 *Campbell David Putman Senior RHP /22 LA SALLE /6 VIRGINIA TECH /18 UMES SV 3/24 ALABAMA A&M /31 N.C. Central /15 WOFFORD /22 *Elon /10 Virginia /19 Baylor /12 NORTH CAROLINA /30 HIGH POINT /2 Georgia Tech /27 VILLANOVA /9 William & Mary /6 UNC Greensboro /10 BOSTON COLLEGE L 4/12 DAVIDSON SV 4/17 VIRGINIA /23 Florida State /24 Florida State /27 Davidson /1 VIRGINIA TECH /19 Miami /22 *N.C. Central /25 CANISIUS SV 2/26 CANISIUS /28 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 3/4 GEORGE WASHINGTON /7 Appalachian State /9 FLORIDA STATE /13 APPALACHIAN STATE /17 MIAMI /18 MIAMI /25 Virginia Tech SV 3/27 Davidson /31 Georgia Tech /31 Georgia Tech /1 Georgia Tech SV 4/3 Campbell SV 26 Andrew Istler Freshman RHP /19 Texas /22 N.C. Central W 2/25 CANISIUS /26 CANISIUS L 3/3 GEORGE WASHINGTON SV 3/4 GEORGE WASHINGTON /7 Appalachian State /10 FLORIDA STATE /13 APPALACHIAN STATE /16 MIAMI SV 3/23 Virginia Tech SV 3/27 Davidson /1 Georgia Tech W 38 Josh Ruffin Sophomore RHP /23 N.C. Central /27 VILLANOVA /5 LA SALLE /6 UNC Greensboro /23 Florida State /24 Florida State /21 CAMPBELL Drew Van Orden Sophomore RHP /18 RICHMOND W 2/19 RICHMOND L 2/22 *CAMPBELL W 3/1 *HIGH POINT L 3/5 LA SALLE SV 3/8 High Point /11 N.C. STATE /12 N.C. STATE SV 3/18 *Clemson L 3/22 OHIO /27 North Carolina /29 Campbell L 4/3 GEORGIA TECH /6 UNC Greensboro /10 BOSTON COLLEGE /15 Virginia /17 Virginia /27 Davidson L 5/1 VIRGINIA TECH /13 WAKE FOREST /17 The Citadel W 5/21 *Miami L 2/18 Texas /21 CAMPBELL /24 CANISIUS L 2/26 CANISIUS /28 EASTERN MICHIGAN /2 GEORGE WASHINGTON /4 GEORGE WASHINGTON /6 Western Carolina /10 FLORIDA STATE /13 APPALACHIAN STATE /16 MIAMI /17 MIAMI L 3/25 Virginia Tech /27 Davidson L 3/31 Georgia Tech /3 Campbell Sarkis Ohanian Freshman RHP /21 CAMPBELL /25 CANISIUS /6 Western Carolina /18 MIAMI

10 ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Al Morris OF S/R Jr. Bethesda, Md. (Culver Military Academy) 2 David Perkins INF/OF R/R So. Jacksonville, Fla. (Bolles) 3 Anthony D Alessandro OF R/R So. Mahwah, N.J. (Mahwah) 4 Mark Lumpa RHP L/R So. Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. (Bolles) 7 Marcus Stroman RHP/OF R/R Jr. Medford, N.Y. (Patchogue-Medford) 8 Reed Anthes C R/R Fr. Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter) 9 Remy Janco LHP R/L Fr. Dix Hills, N.Y. (Half Hollow Hills West) 10 Angelo La Bruna INF R/R So. La Canada, Calif. (Loyola) 11 Garrett Hayward LHP L/L Fr. Glendale, R.I. (Mount Saint Charles Academy) 12 Aaron Cohn INF R/R So. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (Suncoast) 13 Andy Perez INF R/R Fr. Roswell, Ga. (Marist) 14 Matt Berezo INF S/R So. Wexford, Pa. (Pine-Richland) 15 Mike Rosenfeld C R/R So. Mamaroneck, N.Y. (Mamaroneck) 16 Robert Huber RHP R/R So. Plano, Texas (Plano West) 17 Chase Bebout RHP R/R Jr. Lake Worth, Fla. (American Heritage-Boca) 18 Ryan Munger C R/R Jr. The Woodlands, Texas (College Park) 19 Dillon Haviland LHP L/L So. McDonald, Pa. (South Fayette) 20 Trent Swart LHP L/L Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon) 21 Chris Marconcini INF/OF L/L So. Brentwood, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) 23 Dalton Brown RHP L/R Fr. Woodland Hills, Calif. (Chaminade) 24 Nick Piscotty RHP R/R Fr. Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley) 25 David Putman RHP R/R Sr. Doylestown, Pa. (The Hun School) 26 Andrew Istler RHP/OF R/R Fr. Wellington, Fla. (Wellington) 27 Will Piwnica-Worms OF R/R Sr. St. Louis, Mo. (Ladue Horton Watkins) 28 Grant McCabe OF L/L Fr. Centennial, Colo. (Cherry Creek) 32 Jeff Kremer C L/R Jr. Portland, Ore. (Lake Oswego) 38 Josh Ruffin RHP S/R So. Springfield, Va. (Paul VI) 41 Jordan Betts INF R/R So. Wilmington, N.C. (New Hanover) 52 Drew Van Orden RHP R/R So. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa) 75 Sarkis Ohanian RHP R/R Fr. Boynton Beach, Fla. (North Broward Prep) COACHING STAFF 22 Head Coach: Sean McNally (Seventh Season, Duke 94) 33 Assistant Coach/Pitching: Sean Snedeker (Sixth Season, Texas A&M 90) 29 Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Edwin Thompson (Second Season, Webber 03) 31 Assistant Coach: Kyle Padgett (First Season, William & Mary 05) SUPPORT STAFF Baseball Sport Administrator: Brad Berndt Sports Information: Lee Aldridge Athletic Trainer: Shawn Love Strength & Conditioning Coach: Dan Perlmutter Academic Support: Khary McGee Marketing & Promotions: Andy Burge Equipment Manager: Chris Deal Game Operations: Andrew Cordell Carey PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 3 Anthony D Alessandro...dee-al-ah-SAHN-dro 8 Reed Anthes...an-THISS 9 Remy Janco... RIM-ee JAN-koh 10 Angelo La Bruna...luh-BROO-nah 12 Aaron Cohn... KONE 14 Matt Berezo... burr-ee-zoh 16 Robert Huber... HYOO-burr 17 Chase Bebout... BEE-bout 21 Chris Marconcini...mar-kun-SEE-nee 27 Will Piwnica-Worms... PWIN-ick-ah WORMS 32 Jeff Kremer...CRAY-murr 75 Sarkis Ohanian...SAR-kiss oh-hay-nee-in 33 Sean Snedeker... SNED-uh-kerr

11 Duke Baseball Overall Statistics for Duke (as of Apr 04, ) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 6-10 Away: 7-7 ACC: 5-7 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Grant McCabe Andy Perez Will Piwnica-Worms Jeff Kremer Matt Berezo Mike Rosenfeld Jordan Betts Angelo La Bruna Marcus Stroman Mark Lumpa Andrew Istler Anthony D'Alessandro David Perkins Aaron Cohn Ryan Munger Reed Anthes Al Morris Totals Opponents LOB - Team (257), Opp (256). DPs turned - Team (18), Opp (24). CI - Team (1), Anthes, R. 1. IBB - Team (4), PiwnicaWorms 3, Kremer, J. 1, Opp (4). Picked off - La Bruna, A. 2, McCabe, G. 1, Berezo, M. 1, D'Alessandro 1, Lumpa, M. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Trent Swart / Marcus Stroman / Robert Huber / Garrett Hayward / David Putman / Andrew Istler / Dillon Haviland / Remy Janco / Mark Lumpa / Chase Bebout / Drew Van Orden / Sarkis Ohanian / Dalton Brown / Nick Piscotty / Josh Ruffin / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), Rosenfeld, M 1, Anthes, R. 1, Munger, R. 1, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (3), Swart, T. 1, Van Orden, D 1, Huber, R. 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - Rosenfeld, M (22-38), Stroman, M. (3-9), Bebout, C. (6-8), Munger, R. (8-8), Van Orden, D (3-6), Putman, D. (2-6), Janco, R. (5-5), Piscotty, N. (5-5), Huber, R. (3-4), Brown, D. (3-3), Anthes, R. (1-2), Swart, T. (1-2), Istler, A. (0-1).