2013-2014 Iowa Hawkeyes Looking Ahead

We are less than 100 days away from the kickoff of Iowa's football season, so lets take a look at the upcoming sports year.

FOOTBALL
HEAD COACH: KIRK FERENTZ
Schedule
8/31 vs Northern Illinois This could be an interesting team, they lose quite a bit from the Orange Bowl team of a year ago that Iowa beat at Soldier Field. They also introduce a new coach, Rod Carey. IOWA 27 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 21

9/7 vs Missouri State Head coach is Terry Allen, he coached at Northern Iowa back in the day and did a great job. They are coming off a three win season. They lost to Kansas State 9-51, Louisville 7-35 and Northern Iowa 13-38. Should be the easiest game on the schedule. IOWA 38 MISSOURI STATE 10

9/14 at Iowa State The Cyclones have done a pretty decent job under coach Rhoads he seems to have them going in the right direction. Last year's game was ugly! IOWA 17 IOWA STATE 14 another ugly one

9/21 vs Western Michigan A new coach comes in after a rough season last year. They did win at Central Michigan though, Iowa couldn't even beat them at home. This one could be a close one if the Hawkeyes don't get their offense together. IOWA 34 WESTERN MICHIGAN 21

9/28 at Minnesota Gray is gone! He was a pretty solid QB. The Gophers made a bowl game last year, but the Hawkeyes manhandled them. I think Iowa has their number finally. IOWA 31 MINNESOTA 21

10/5 vs Michigan State I didn't think the Spartans were that great last year and they lost a majority of their offense with Bell and Sims. Their QB play wasn't much better than Iowa's last year, it actually might have been worse. The defense brings back some solid guys, but Gholston is gone. I can see Sparty having a rough one. IOWA 27 MICHIGAN STATE 17 (Yes, I realize I have the Hawkeyes undefeated at this point.)

10/19 at Ohio State I hate seeing the Hawkeyes get whooped, but I've got a feeling this one will be ugly. Ohio State returns Braxton Miller, Carlos Hyde, Corey Brown and Devin Smith, not too mention a solid OL and some great defenders. OHIO STATE 45 IOWA 17 (I could see OSU scoring way more than 45 sadly.)

10/26 vs Northwestern Should be a ranked team, they were pretty solid last year and QB Kain Colter and RB/RET Venric Mack will be back. Iowa might have a hard time shutting them down. IOWA 31 NORTHWESTERN 30

11/2 vs Wisconsin Could be a top 25 team, they return 15 starters including RB's James White and Melvin Gordon and WR Jared Abbrederis. LB Chris Borland is also one of the best in the conference. We'll see how they do with a new coach. WISCONSIN 28 IOWA 21

11/9 at Purdue This is a team that's hard to figure out usually. They play well against good teams and at times they look awful. Hopefully the Hawkeyes will make them look awful, but it's on the road. PURDUE 31 IOWA 27 (edit: IOWA 34 PURDUE 24)

11/23 vs Michigan The Wolverines were great last season, but they lose Denard Robinson. They don't return a ton of starters, but they do have a lot of talent. MICHIGAN 48 IOWA 24

11/29 at Nebraska Taylor Martinez is back to lead the Huskers, who again, should be ranked. They lost Rex Burkhead, but Ameer Abdullah will be one of the best backs in the league. Kenny Bell is also one of the better wideouts. Nebraska's defense loses a lot. NEBRASKA 24 IOWA 14

That would put Iowa at 3-5 7-5, not great, but back in a bowl game and better than last year. It's still a pretty young squad, too. (edit: Looking at Purdue's team this year I think Iowa will beat them putting them at 4-4 8-5)

Hawkeye Roster
The Hawkeyes are looking to bounce back after a rough season, can they get back into the mix in the Big Ten? Here's a look at what they have returning.

QB: Jake Rudock SO, Cody Sokol JR, CJ Beathard FR None of these guys have taken a single snap for the Hawkeyes, it'll be interesting to see how it will all play out. Last year, James Vandenberg threw for a whopping seven touchdowns!

RB: Damon Bullock JR (533-3), Jordan Canzeri SO (114) will lead the ground game if they can stay healthy. FR Michael Malloy and Barkley Hill could step in as well.

FB: Mark Weisman JR (815-8) will definitely see some snaps at RB, but is also a great blocker. SO Adam Cox could be the FB when Weisman isn't in.

WR: Kevonte Martin Manley JR (82-894-5), Jordan Cotton SR (13-176-1), Tevaun Smith SO (3-31), Jacob Hillyer SO (1-15) will be the top returners here. FR Cam Wilson and Riley McCarron wowed some people at the spring game and could make a difference. Add in Juco speedster, Damond Powell, and the Hawkeyes could have some weapons if they can start catching the ball.

TE: CJ Fiedorowicz SR (61-600-4), Ray Hamilton JR (3-35), Jake Duzey SO (3-16), Henry Krieger-Coble SO (4-30-1) This is a talented group for Iowa and could help the new QB open things up. CJ is one of the best in the nation.

OL: Brandon Scherff JR 6'5" 315, Connor Boffeli SR 6'5" 295, Austin Blythe SO 6'3" 300, Andrew Donnal JR 6'7" 305, Brett Van Sloten SR 6'7" 300 could be the starting lineup with Jordan Walsh SO 6'4" 290, Ryan Ward FR 6'5" 290 and Nolan MacMillan SR 6'6" 294 being the top backups. This looks like a strong unit if they stay healthy they could be one of the better lines in the conference.

K: Mike Meyer SR (45-58 FG, 100-102 XP) One of the better kickers in the conference is back for his senior year. If they score more touchdowns, maybe he'll get a look for the Groza award.

DE: Dom Alvis SR 6'4" 265, Drew Ott SO 6'4" 265, Faith Ekakitie FR 6'3" 287, Riley McMinn SO 6'7" 260, Melvin Spears SO 6'2" 265 Not a lot of experience or depth at the DE spot this year, hopefully Ott, Ekakitie, McMinn and Spears can provide a nice rotation with Alvis being a solid starter.

DT: Lou Trinca-Pasat JR 6'3" 290, Darian Cooper SO 6'2" 280, Carl Davis JR 6'5" 315, Jaleel Johnson FR 6'4" 310 This unit could be a solid one, if not this year, definitely next year. LTP has improved greatly, and Davis looked good this spring. Cooper should be able to step up his game, too. Johnson is unknown at this point, but he's huge and has a lot of potential, looked great in high school.

LB: Christian Kirksey SR (211 tackles), Anthony Hitchens SR (158 tackles), James Morris SR (293 tackles) The most experienced unit on the team could be a good one this year as long as they stay healthy. There isn't much experience behind them this year, a lot of younger players.

CB: B.J. Lowery SR, Jordan Lomax SO, Maurice Fleming FR, Sean Draper SO A very young squad this year, so hopefully the DL will be able to get to the QB a lot. Lowery is solid and Lomax looked good as a FR before losing last year to injury. Fleming is a great athlete.

S: Tanner Miller SR (152 tackles, 4 int), Nico Law JR, John Lowdermilk JR, Anthony Gair FR, Ruben Lile FR Miller isn't the quickest player in the conference, but can make plays. Hopefully Law will be much improved, this unit could be solid. I think Gair and Lile will be good ones and could surpass Lowdermilk on the depth chart.

P: Connor Kornbrath SO (37.9) The punting game wasn't the best last year and Kornbrath will look to improve. He had some nice punts last year, but needs to be more consistent.

BASKETBALL
HEAD COACH: FRAN MCCAFFERY
Schedule
11/28-11/30 Nassau, Bahamas Battle 4 Atlantis
12/3 vs Notre Dame

The Hawkeyes ended up as the runner up in the NIT tournament last season and brought a lot of excitement back to Iowa City. They lose one player: Eric May, and will welcome transfer Jarrod Uthoff, and freshmen Kyle Meyer and Peter Jok, a highly recruited player. Iowa came up short in a few games last year, struggling to finish out games. This will be a pretty experienced lineup, and one of the deepest teams they've had in quite some time.

2013-14 Roster
Melsahn Basabe SR 6'7" (8.5 ppg, 122 blk, 570 reb)
Roy Marble SR 6'6" (11 ppg, 1,134 pts, 279 ast)
Zach McCabe SR 6'7" (6.4 ppg, 413 reb)
Gabe Olaseni JR 6'10" (2.3 ppg)
Josh Oglesby JR 6'5" (5.4 ppg)
Aaron White JR 6'8" (12 ppg, 877 pts, 433 reb)
Anthony Clemmons SO 6'1" (4.3 ppg, 105 ast)
Mike Gesell SO 6'1" (8.7 ppg, 40 stl)
Jarrod Uthoff SO 6'8"
Adam Woodbury SO 7'1" (4.9 ppg, 181 reb, 29 blk)
Kyle Meyer FR 6'10"
Peter Jok FR 6'6"

The Big Ten was absolutely loaded last season and should be among the top conferences again. I could see Iowa being a top 25 team, maybe hovering around the #20 spot. Marble played like a beast in the NIT and hopefully that will carry over to next season. Outside shooting has to improve greatly, everyone was too inconsistent. I think Peter Jok will pick up some of Oglesby's minutes, he looks great on film. Woodbury and Olaseni could be a nice tandem in the middle. White and Uthoff could create some nice mismatch problems and Gesell I think will play the 2 guard while Marble runs the point. Looking forward to seeing the Hawkeyes back in the big dance.



WRESTLING
HEAD COACH: TOM BRANDS
The Hawkeyes came up short in Des Moines at the NCAA Tournament last year, but hopefully they can bounce back. The lineup is looking pretty good for this year, but a lot the top teams return great wrestlers.

125: Cory Clark SO (20-2) or Thomas Gilman SO (23-5) will compete for 125, I think Clark has the upper hand.
133: Tony Ramos SR (30-2) was runner up at the NCAA tourney last year and will be wrestling for a title this year.
141: Josh Dziewa JR (15-4) could be the guy at 141, but he could be challenged by a younger guy.
149: Edwin Cooper JR Juco transfer could come in and be a stud right away.
157: Derek St. John SR (31-2) won the national title last year and is looking to repeat.
165: Nick Moore JR (18-10) took 4th in the Big Ten last year.
174: Mike Evans JR (23-7) took 2nd in Big Ten and 6th in the NCAA.
184: Ethen Lofthouse SR (22-9) 3rd at Big Ten and 5th at NCAA.
197: Nathan Burak FR (20-17) 4th at Big Ten.
285: Bobby Telford JR (20-6) 3rd at Big Ten, got injured at the NCAA Tourney, hopefully he will bounce back, he had a nice season.

Plenty of experience coming back, but there will be a lot of talent returning on some of the top teams. Penn State and Oklahoma State might be tough to beat next year. Ramos and St. John will be in the running for national titles.

BASEBALL
HEAD COACH: TBA
Next year's baseball team will have a new head coach for the first time in 10 years. Jack Dahm struggled to get Iowa to the conference tournament on several occasions. He had some nice recruiting classes the past few years which could bode well for the new skipper. Iowa didn't lose much this year, but will lose pitchers Matt Dermody and Ricky Sandquist. Dermody will most likely get drafted again, hopefully Sandquist will get a look, too. Catcher, Dan Sheppard, is the only player they lose on offense.

2014 Iowa Baseball

Infield *(career BA/OB in parenthesis)
1B: Bryan Niedbalski SR (.234/.351), Trevor Kenyon SR (.307/.386), Blake Hickman SO (.220/.355)
2B: Nick Roscetti SO (.272/.348), Jake Mangler JR (.270/.330)
SS: Jake Yacinich JR (.286/.353), JC Pena FR
3B: Nick Day JR (.203/.301), Devin Pickett SO
I'm wondering if maybe Yacinich could play 3B so Pena could play SS, I think Pena is going to be great, has a good baseball name.

Outfield
Eric Toole JR (.315/.384)
Taylor Zeutenhorst SR (.219/.351)
Kris Goodman JR (.247/.337)
Taylor Kaufman JR (.248/.349)
Kendall Coleman FR

Catchers
Anthony Torres JR (.330/.407)
Keith Brand SR (.243/.400)
Kenyon SR
Hickman SO

Pitchers
Sasha Kuebel JR (8-8 3.85)
Calvin Mathews SO (2-5 4.91)
Taylor Kaufman JR (6-3 2.91 3 SV)
John Martsching SO (0-2 4.98)
Nick Hibbing JR (4-5 4.83 6 SV)
Andrew Hedrick JR (3-2 5.01)
Zach Burdi FR
Will Kenny JR
Jake Reinhardt FR

If the offense can step up and hit more than singles they will be able to score more runs. The pitching staff could be decent, if Kuebel pitches like he did down the stretch and Kaufman pitches like he did all season, they could be two of the better arms in the conference. Mathews looked tough at times, too. Hibbing could be a solid closer and some of the new guys could provide depth in the bullpen. Hard to say if they'll have a winning team or not, but they definitely have some potential. If not next year, then 2015 could be solid with a lot of SR leadership.

Iowa Hawkeyes 2012-2013 Recap

With the Iowa baseball season coming to an end the 2012-13 season of sports for the University of Iowa is now over. I'm going to recap the sports I follow (football, basketball, wrestling and baseball) and see how they fared this past season.

FOOTBALL 2-6 4-8 HEAD COACH: KIRK FERENTZ
The season began with a nail-biting win over Northern Illinois, who went on to win the remainder of their games and clinch a BCS bowl birth, which they ended up losing. The offense couldn't do anything against Iowa State and they lost a close ugly game. The Hawkeyes bounced back against in-state rivals Northern Iowa, and the emergence of Mark Weisman helped Iowa roll the Panthers. The following week Central Michigan came to town and stole a victory from the Hawks. It was one of the more disappointing losses I can remember. The Hawkeyes were sitting at 2-2 heading into conference play.

The Hawks came out fired up against Minnesota and had no problems with the Gophers as they improved to 3-2 with a 1-0 conference record. Things weren't looking as bad as they were two weeks prior. A big double-overtime victory at Michigan State put Iowa at 2-0 4-2, and had fans forgetting about the Central Michigan loss.

That's when everything started going down hill. A depleted Penn State went to Iowa City and destroyed the Hawks by 24. The Hawks were again beat by double digits the following week at Northwestern and they were now sitting at 4-4.

The following two weeks Iowa lost by three at Indiana and at home against Purdue, respectively. Now sitting at 4-6, they needed to win their final two games, which happened to be against Michigan and Nebraska. Michigan spanked the Hawkeyes in Ann Arbor 42-17, and the Huskers beat Iowa in Kinnick Stadium by six to close out a tough season.

The offense was one of the worst I've seen as a Hawkeye fan. I've been watching since about 1985 when I was five-years-old. James Vandenberg had an awful season, the WR's dropped several passes. The offense could never get going, the running back play was solid, but the passing game was almost non-existent. Take away the fourth quarter of the Pittsburgh game from 2011 and Vandeberg had some horrendous numbers.

Against bowl teams: Central Michigan (Little Caesars) L, Minnesota (Meineke Car Care) W, Michigan State (Buffalo Wild Wings) W, Iowa State (Liberty) L, Northwestern (Gator) L, Purdue (Heart of Dallas) L, Nebraska (Cap One) L, Michigan (Outback) L, Northern Illinois (Orange) W

Nine of the 12 opponents ended up in bowl games and Iowa held a 3-9 record against those teams.

Notable players Iowa played against
RB-Le'Veon Bell Michigan State 2nd round draft pick 29-140-1
OL-Eric Fisher Central Michigan All-American 1st pick NFL Draft
OL-Taylor Lewan Michigan All-American
DL-Kawann Short Purdue 2nd round draft pick 6 tackles, 4 tfl, 1 sack
LB-Michael Mauti Penn State All-American 8 tackles, 1 tfl, 1 int 20 yds, 1 sack
RET-Venric Mack Northwestern All-American Rush: 16-162 Rec: 2-11 KR: 1-14

2012 Iowa Hawkeyes leaders
Passing: James Vandenberg 389-222-2,249-7-8
Rushing: Mark Weisman 159-815-8 Damon Bullock 135-513-3
Receiving: Kevonte Martin-Manley 52-571-2 Keenan Davis 47-571-1 CJ Fiedorowicz 45-433-1
PR: Micah Hyde 16-119
KR: Jordan Cotton 19-536-1
Int: Christian Kirksey, Tom Donatell, Greg Castillo 2
K: Mike Meyer 17-21 FG 25-25 XP
P: Connor Kornbrath 53-2,010 37.9
Tackles: Anthony Hitchens 124, James Morris 113, Christian Kirksey 95
TFL: Morris 9, Joe Gaglione 9
Sacks: Gaglione 5, Dom Alvis 3
FR: Kirksey 4

Hawkeyes drafted: 5th round-Micah Hyde Green Bay
Free agent signings: James Vandenberg Minnesota, Keenan Davis Cleveland, Matt Tobin Philadelphia, James Ferentz Chicago, Greg Castillo Kansas City

Micah Hyde DB 1st all-conference Tatum-Woodson Def Back of the Year
James Ferentz C 2nd all-conference
C.J. Fiedorowicz TE HM all-conference
Anthony Hitchens LB HM all-conference
Mike Meyer K HM all-conference
Matt Tobin OL HM all-conference
Joe Gaglione DL HM all-conference
James Morris LB HM all-conference
Austin Blythe OL FR all-american

EAST-WEST Shrine Game: James Ferentz, Keenan Davis and Micah Hyde

Football All Star Classic: James Vandenberg, Matt Tobin and Greg Castillo

BASKETBALL 9-9 25-13 HEAD COACH: FRAN MCCAFFERY
The Hawkeyes jumped off to a quick 5-0 start before losing two straight against Wichita State and Virginia Tech. Iowa went on to win six straight after that taking an 11-2 record into conference play.

Conference play wasn't easy as the Big 10 had one of the better conferences in all of college basketball. The Hawkeyes had to take on Indiana, Michigan and Michigan State to start and went 0-3. They were competitive against Indiana and Michigan State, but the Wolverines destroyed them. They got in the win column with wins over Northwestern and Wisconsin before falling to Ohio State and Purdue. They were now 2-5 13-7.

Iowa upended Penn State before falling in two straight home games at Minnesota and Wisconsin. They were now sitting with a 3-7 conference record and a 14-9 overall record. The NCAA tourney seemed out of reach at this point, but the schedule was favorable.

After three straight wins over Northwestern, Penn State and Minnesota, the Hawks let a close one slip away at Nebraska. 6-8 17-10 record at this point.

Iowa knocked off Purdue then fell flat at Indiana before winning the final two against Illinois and Nebraska. They finished conference play with a 9-9 record and 20-11 overall.

Iowa drew Northwestern in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament and dominated them advancing to take on Michigan State. The Hawkeyes had the game in their hands before slipping in the final half of the second half and lost a close one by three. They weren't invited to the NCAA tournament, but got into the NIT.

The NIT was great for the Hawkeyes as they reeled off wins against Indiana State, Stony Brook, Virginia and Maryland before falling to Baylor in the championship game. They won all of their games by double digits as Roy Marble led the team. A solid effort for the Hawkeyes.

How Iowa fared against NCAA tournament teams
Michigan 4 seed (national runner-up) L by 28
Wichita State 9 seed (final four) L by 12
Iowa State 10 seed W by 9
Indiana 1 seed L by 4, L by 13
Illinois 7 seed W by 8
Michigan State 3 seed L by 3, L by 3
Wisconsin 5 seed W by 4, L by 4
Ohio State 2 seed L by 9
Minnesota 11 seed L by 3, W by 21


Notable players Iowa played against
Alex Len Maryland projected lottery pick 16 pts 9 reb 6 blk
Deshaun Thomas Ohio State preseason all-american 16 pts 7 reb
Trey Burke Michigan preseason all-american, 1st all-american, Wooden Award, Naismith Award, AP Poy, NABC Poy
Cody Zeller Indiana preseason all-american, 2nd all-american 1st game: 19 pts 10 reb 2nd game: 22 pts 10 reb 3 blk
Victor Oladipo Indiana 1st all-american Sporting News Poy 1st game: 14 pts 10 reb 2nd game: 10 pts 8 reb 4 stl
Erick Green Virginia Tech scoring leader 25.0 ppg 24 points

2012-13 Iowa Hawkeye leaders
Min/G Roy Marble 30.5
FG% Gabe Olaseni 52%
FT% Marble 81%
3pt% Eric May 40%
Reb/G Aaron White 6.2
Ast/G Marble 3
Stl Marble 42, White 41
Blk Melsahn Basabe 45
Pts/G Marble 15, White 12.8

WRESTLING HEAD COACH: TOM BRANDS

125/133 Cory Clark FR 20-2 defeated national champ Delgado 6-1
125 Thomas Gilman FR 23-5 lost to Delgado 2-5 and 2-7
125 Matt Gurule SO 6-4
125 Matt McDonough SR 22-5 2nd in Big Ten defeated national runner up Magaludis 2-1 lost to Delgado 4-9 and 4-10
133/141 Topher Carton FR 6-7
133 Tony Ramos JR 30-2 2nd in Big Ten, 2nd at NCAA lost to Stieber 1-3 and 4-7
141 Mark Ballweg SR 23-7 2nd in Big Ten lost to Maple 3-12, lost to national runner up Port 0-5
141 Josh Dziewa SO 15-4
141/149 Ethan Owens SO 14-5
141 Connor Ryan FR 10-5
149 Joe DuCharme JR 1-4
149 Brody Grothus FR 6-8
149 Michael Kelly SO 10-8 lost to Oliver 3-9
149 Patrick Rhoads FR 3-2
157 Jake Kadel FR 8-7
157 Derek St. John JR 31-2 3rd in Big Ten, Won at NCAA defeated national runner up Welch 3-2
165 Nick Moore SO 18-10 4th in Big Ten lost to Dake 4-13, lost to national runner up Taylor 2-18 and 0-15
165/174 Mike Evans 23-7 2nd at Big Ten, 6th at NCAA lost to Perry 3-4, defeated national runner up Brown 4-3
165 Walt Gillmor SO 13-6
174 Grant Gambrall SR 3-5 lost to Ruth 10-21
174 Kris Klapprodt FR 24-6
184 Alex Meyer FR 11-8 lost to national runner up Hamlin 4-12
184 Sammy Brooks FR 19-9
197 Jeremy Fahler SO 8-3
184 Ethen Lofthouse JR 22-9 3rd at Big Ten, 5th at NCAA lost to Ruth 1-10, lost to national runner up Hamlin 4-9
197 Nathan Burak FR 20-17 4th at Big Ten lost to Wright 3-8, lost to national runner up Kilgore 2-10
197 Thomas Lira JR 17-6
285 Artie Bess FR 6-6
285 Josh Haug SO 4-7
285 Bobby Telford SO 20-6 lost to Nelson 1-2, 1-3 and 0-1


National Champs: Penn State (Iowa defeated PSU 22-16 in a dual)
125 Jesse Delgado Illinois
133 Logan Stieber Ohio State
141 Kendric Maple Oklahoma
149 Jordan Oliver Ok State
157 Derek St. John Iowa
165 Kyle Dake Cornell
174 Chris Perry Ok State
184 Edward Ruth Penn State
197 Quentin Wright Penn State
285 Anthony Nelson Minn

BASEBALL 10-14 22-27 HEAD COACH: JACK DAHM
Another disappointing season for the Iowa baseball team recently ended. The Hawkeyes started off pretty decent, knocking off high-powered New Mexico in Corpus Christi, but couldn't seem to get the ball rolling after that. Matt Dermody dominated on the mound this year, but Sasha Kuebel struggled to find his command that he had last season. The offense couldn't put much together either lacking extra base hits, only hitting two home runs on the season. The Hawkeyes lost six games by one run this year. They let a couple of leads slip late in games as well, but they were good in extra winnings going 6-1.

Just days ago it was announced that Jack Dahm's contract would not be renewed and the Hawks will begin searching for a new coach. Dahm put together some nice recruiting classes, but just couldn't get it going in the win column. This year's very young team could turn into a good one in a couple of years.

How did Iowa fare against NCAA Tournament teams
Austin Peay L 2-4, W 13-1, L 1-6
Oklahoma L 1-3
New Mexico W 6-2
Wichita State L 3-5
Indiana L 5-16, L 6-9, L 4-6
Kansas State W 6-1, L 4-11, L 3-5

How did the Hawkeyes fare against big draft prospects
P-Dillon Overton Oklahoma 8 IP, W, 9 K, 7 H, 0 ER
1B-D.J. Peterson New Mexico 2-5 2B, K
P-Tom Windle Minnesota 7.1 IP, 8 K, 5 BB, 5 H, 6 R, 6 ER

Iowa baseball leaders
AB Kris Goodman 186
R Eric Toole 32
H Toole 59
2B Trevor Kenyon 8
3B Taylor Zeutenhorst 2
HR Goodman, Nick Day 1
RBI Jake Yacinich, Goodman 24
SB Toole 22
BB Taylor Kaufman 25
HBP Keith Brand 22
K Goodman 36
BA Toole .337
OB Brand .433, Toole .426
SLG Kenyon .406

G Nick Hibbing 19
IP Matt Dermody 94
W Dermody 7
L Sasha Kuebel 8
K Dermody 68
BB Kuebel 24
H Dermody 110
GS Dermody 14
SV Hibbing 4
ERA Kaufman 2.68