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1 2015 VIRGINIA TECH BASEBALL Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 Record Home Away Neutral Streak Overall W1 ACC L2 Nonconf W4 17 MLB Players 20 All-Americans 10 NCAA Appearances 86 Draft Selections FEBRUARY (5-5) Fri. 1 at Mercer 1-9 L Sat. 14 at Mercer W 11-4 Sun. 15 at Mercer W 5-4 Sat. 21 at Campbell# W 6-5 Sun. 22 vs. Rider# -4 L Mon. 2 vs. Rider# -4 L (12) at Campbell# 1- L Fri. 27 vs. Toledo% W 9-1 Sat. 28 vs. Toledo% W 1-0 (10) vs. Toledo% 0-1 L MARCH (11-9) Sun. 1 vs. Toledo% W 9- Wed. 4 COLL. OF CHARLeston -8 L Sat. 7 at Wake Forest* W 12-7 at Wake Forest* 5-14 L Sun. 8 at Wake Forest* 4-12 L Tue. 10 at William & Mary 1-5 L fri. 1 #1 VIRGINIA* W 2-1 sat. 14 #1 VIRGINIA* W -1 sun. 15 #1 VIRGINIA* W 6-5 tue. 17 LIBERTY 5-12 L X Wed. 18 RADFORD W 18-8 Fri. 20 CLEMSON* 0-4 L (10) sat. 21 CLEMSON* 8-15 L Sun. 22 CLEMSON* W 4- (12) tue. 24 NORFOLK STATE W 12-5 Wed. 25 EAST TENN. STATE W 8- Fri. 27 at #7 Florida State* W 8- Sat. 28 at #7 Florida State* 9-19 L Sun. 29 at #7 Florida State* 5-6 Tue. 1 VMI W 6-5 APRIL (0-0) fri. GEORGIA TECH* 5:0 p.m. sat. 4 GEORGIA TECH* 2:00 p.m. X Sun. 5 GEORGIA TECH* 1:00 p.m. Mon. 6 RADFORD 6:00 p.m. tue. 7 CHARLOTTE 5:0 p.m. Fri. 10 at Miami* 7:00 p.m. Sat. 11 at Miami* 7:00 p.m. Sun. 12 at Miami* 1:00 p.m. Wed. 15 at East Tenn. State 6:05 p.m. fri. 17 NORTH CAROLINA* 5:0 p.m. sat. 18 NORTH CAROLINA* 2:00 p.m. Sun. 19 NORTH CAROLINA* 1:00 p.m. Tue. 21 at Radford 6:00 p.m. Fri. 24 at Duke* 6:00 p.m. Sat. 25 at Duke* 1:00 p.m. Sun. 26 at Duke* 1:00 p.m. tue. 28 APPALACHIAN STATE 5:0 p.m. MAY (0-0) Fri. 1 BOSTON COLLEGE* 5:0 p.m. Sat. 2 BOSTON COLLEGE* 2:00 p.m. Sun. BOSTON COLLEGE* 1:00 p.m. X Tue. 5 WEST VIRGINIA 5:0 p.m. Thu. 14 at Pittsburgh* 6:00 p.m. Fri. 15 at Pittsburgh* 6:00 p.m. Sat. 16 at Pittsburgh* 1:00 p.m. 2 T19-S24 ACC Championship@ TBA Video 2 = ESPN2 = ESPN X = HokiesXtra Bold - Home games played at English Field # -- Campbell Invitational % -- Ripken Complex, Myrtle Beach, S.C. * -- ACC -- Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Durham, N.C. Weekend #8 April -5 Games 1- Virginia Tech Hokies (16-14, 6-6 ACC) vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (19-10, 5-7 ACC) English Field - Blacksburg, Virginia Weekend Slate Hokie Starters Jacket Starters Friday, 5:0 p.m. LHP Sean Keselica LHP Jonathan King SuperSports FM Saturday, 2 p.m. SuperSports FM Sunday, 1 p.m. SuperSports FM 4-1, 1.72 ERA, 47.0 IP, 12 BB, 9 K RHP Aaron McGarity 2-, 5.01 ERA, 41.1 IP, 12 BB, 29 K LHP Jon Woodcock 2-1,.8 ERA, 42.2 IP, 18 BB, 4 K Critical Coastal Showdown in Blacksburg this weekend The weekend series: Virginia Tech currently sits at 6-6 in the ACC, which ties for the second best start to an ACC with the 2010 squad, while Georgia Tech comes to town with a 5-7 league mark. The three-game set will be the start of five straight home games for the Hokies, while the Yellow Jackets will end an eight-game road swing with the series. 2-1,.61 ERA, 42.1 IP, 14 BB, 24 K RHP Cole Pitts 0-, 5.71 ERA, 17.1 IP, 1 BB, 12 K RHP Brandon Gold -1, 2.2 ERA, 40.1 IP, 11 BB, 5 K Hokies History vs. Georgia Tech Series Start: 1980 Overall: Home: 4-8 Away: 8-16 Neutral: 2-0 First Meeting: May 5, 1980 Streak: in Atlanta, Ga.; W, Won 1 Perez is the nation s Ironman: Tech s Alex Perez is one of four Last Meeting: May 4, 2014 Last Five/10: seniors in DI baseball to have started every one of his team s in Atlanta, Ga.; W, /4-6 games since stepping foot on campus. Entering conference Biggest Win: April 24, 2010 Overall runs games being played this weekend, Perez 200 consecutive in Atlanta, Ga.; 10- Hokies: 210 starts was the longest consecutive streak in the nation and the Worst Defeat: May 14, 2005 Opponent: 6 longest to start a Tech career. in Atlanta, Ga.; 27-2 Of his 200 starts at Tech, 142 have been at second base, 54 have been at shortstop and four have been on the mound. Hokies winning the close ones: Just over halfway through the season, Tech is already 7-4 in one-run games, opposed to 5-10 during the 2014 season. When it comes to ACC games, they were -10 last year and are -1 so far in 2015, losing their first on Sunday to No. 7 Florida State. Another trend that hopes to continue is Tech s success on Friday night/game 1 of the ACC series. The Hokies are -1 after four weekends and won just 2 of 8 all of last year. Another solid start to the ACC: The Hokies have started the past three seasons with a 5-4 mark in the conference - the best start ever. Twice they have started 4-5 and in those prior four seasons, weekend No. 4 has always been a precursor to how the rest of the year progressed with Florida State and Virginia providing the opponents those weekends. This season, it was Florida State, who took 2-of-, but the 6-6 mark is only bettered by the 201 Hokies who started 7-5. Season ACC Record Week 4 opponent Result Final ACC Mark Postseason at #7 Florida State lost series at #1 Virginia lost series vs. #4 Florida State won series ACC/NCAA at #4 Florida State won series ACC/NCAA at #5 Virginia lost series On This Date... April april 4 april 5 Record: Last Game: W, 1-4, vs. Wofford L, 8-7, vs. Miami (2014) L, 4-, vs. Miami (2014) Streak/Last 5/10: W1/-2/5-5 L/2-/6-4 L2/2-/6-4 Biggest win: 29-2, vs. Johns Hopkins (1971) 18-2, vs. Georgetown (200) 15-1, at La Salle (1998) Worst defeat: 26-12, James Madison (2002) 15-0, at Washington & Lee (1914) 22-1, at North Carolina (1946) Runs scored: Virginia Tech: Opponent:

2 2015 Virginia Tech Quick Facts General Information School (Nickname)...Virginia Tech (Hokies) City, Zip... Blacksburg, Va Founded Enrollment... 1,000 Colors... Chicago maroon & burnt orange Affiliation...NCAA, Division I Conference... Atlantic Coast (11th Year) President... Dr. Timothy D. Sands Athletics Director...Whit Babcock Athletics Dept. Phone Ticket Office Phone Team Information Overall Record In Home/Away/Neutral , , 2-1 Conference Record Home/Away...6-9, -12 Conference Finish... 7th, Coastal Division, T-1th overall Conference Tournament...N/A Starters Returning...Pos. Players: 8, Pitchers: 4 Starters Lost... Pos. Players: 1, Pitchers: 1 Lettermen Returning/Lost... 16/ Newcomers Baseball Information Home Field (Capacity)...English Field (4,000) Surface (Dimensions)... AstroTurf ( ) Dimensions (LF-RF) Press Box Phone First Game All-Time Record...2,09-1, College World Series Appearances... none NCAA Regional Appearances Last NCAA Appearance Record (Overall) (9-20) Conference Titles Last Conference Title (BIG EAST reg.) Support Staff Equipment Assistant... Shawn Fizer Baseball Field Coordinator... Tyler Brewer Game Operations Manager... Jerry Cheynet Marketing & Promotions... JC Whidden Webmaster... Damian Salas Photographer... Dave Knachel Videographer... Jed Castro Media Information Baseball Contact... Marc Mullen Office Phone Cell Phone [email protected] Fax Office Address F Jamerson Athletic Center... Blacksburg, VA Radio...Super Sports FM (ACC games) Announcer...Andrew Allegretta ... [email protected] Athletics Website... hokiesports.com INTERVIEW POLICY Off Days - All player and coach interview requests need to be arranged through the Virginia Tech Athletics Communications Office. Players and coaches should not be called directly under any circumstances. Game Days - Mason and requested players will be available to the media after the game and following a 10-minute cooling off period. Interviews will take place on the field or in the Tech dugout. Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 #22 Patrick Mason Head Coach Second Season On June 27, 201, Virginia Tech announced the hiring of Patrick Mason as the baseball program s newest head coach. He became the 24th head baseball coach at the school, but just the fifth in the prior 66 years of the program. Mason took over the head coaching reigns after spending the previous three seasons under former coach Pete Hughes. Mason, who enters his 18th season in the coaching profession, was promoted to the position of associate head coach at Tech in the fall of 2012, and had served as the pitching game coordinator and recruiting coordinator in his three years prior to his promotion. The former Northeastern catcher ( ) spent the previous five seasons before coming to Tech as an assistant at Northeastern ( ). Before his arrival in Blacksburg, Mason was the recipient of the 2010 Kevin Burr Award given to the top assistant coach in New England as selected by his peers. He also served as assistant coach at Framingham State in 2004 after four years at Boston College, when Hughes was the head coach there. For the summers of , he was a coach with the Harwich Mariners of the Cape Cod League. Mason has a tremendous history of developing catching prospects and in his previous 1 years of coaching before coming to Tech, he served as a mentor for 10 catchers who were selected in the MLB Draft, including Huskies Matt Morizio and Dan Milano at Northeastern. The drafting of Hokies catcher Mark Zagunis in the third round (78th pick) of the 2014 draft only continued that trend. Also taken in the 2014 draft was pitcher Brad Markey, which brings the total number of Tech pitchers who signed pro pitching contracts under Mason to 11, which included six off the 201 roster his last of three seasons as the Hokies pitching coach. In those three years, the Tech pitching staff registered three straight seasons with an ERA lower than the previous year and posted an ERA no higher than 4.57, which hadn t happened since an 18-season streak that ended in The last time a Tech squad posted back-to-back seasons with an ERA of 4.20 or lower was the 1976 and 1977 teams, something the 2012 and 201 teams accomplished. While playing at Northeastern, the Franklin, Massachusetts, native was the team s captain in 1996 and 1997, and helped NU to America East championships in 1994 and In his four years, he found his way into the record books on both PERSONAL Born: August 24, 1975 Boston, Mass. Hometown: Franklin, Mass. Wife: former Leigh Shea Child: Anna EDUCATION High School: Franklin (199) College: Northeastern (2007) PLAYING EXPERIENCE Northeastern ( ) COACHING EXPERIENCE 1998 Franklin High School, assistant coach Boston College, assistant coach Harwich Mariners, head coach Framingham State, assistant coach Northeastern, assistant coach Virginia Tech, assistant coach Virginia Tech, associate head coach 201- Virginia Tech, head coach POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE As a player 1994 America East Tournament, Champions NCAA Knoxville, Tenn., Regional 1995 America East Tournament 1996 America East Tournament 1997 America East Tournament, Champions NCAA play-in series, Brookline, Mass. NCAA Palo Alto, Calif., Regional As a coach 2000 BIG EAST Championship 2002 BIG EAST Championship 2006 Colonial Athletic Association Tournament 2009 Colonial Athletic Association Tournament 201 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament NCAA Blacksburg, Va., Regional sides of the ball, as his 19 career home runs rank high in Husky history and, defensively, he holds the NU record for errorless chances in a season with 242 (1997). Following the Hokies on social media VirginiaTechBaseball Tech 19Ways Pat Robert Ryan vthokieball Robby

3 #20 Robert Woodard Pitching Coach/ Recruting Coordinator Second Season PERSONAL Born: January 10, 1985 Winston-Salem, N.C. Hometown: Charlotte, N.C. Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 #28 Ryan Connolly Assistant Coach First Season PERSONAL Born: May, 1987 Binghamton, New York Hometown: Binghamton, New York #7 Robby Price Vol. Assistant Coach First Season PERSONAL Born: April 20, 1988 Palo Alto, California Hometown: Lawrence, Kansas EDUCATION High School: Myers Park (200) College: North Carolina (2008) PLAYING EXPERIENCE North Carolina ( ) San Diego Padres organization ( ) COACHING EXPERIENCE North Carolina, assistant coach UNC-Wilmington, assistant coach 201- Virginia Tech, assistant coach POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE As a player 2004 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament NCAA Columbia, S.C., Regional 2005 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament NCAA Gainesville, Fla., Regional 2006 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament NCAA Chapel Hill, N.C., Regional NCAA Tuscaloosa, Ala., Super Regional NCAA College World Series NCAA Championship Series 2007 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament, Champions NCAA Chapel Hill, N.C., Regional NCAA Chapel Hill, N.C., Super Regional NCAA College World Series NCAA Championship Series As a coach 2010 NCAA Norman, Okla., Regional 2011 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament NCAA Chapel Hill, N.C., Regional NCAA Chapel Hill, N.C., Super Regional NCAA College World Series 2012 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament NCAA Chapel Hill, N.C., Regional 201 Colonial Athletic Association Tournament NCAA Charlottesville, Va., Regional EDUCATION High School: Binghamton (2005) College: Notre Dame (2009) PLAYING EXPERIENCE Notre Dame ( ) COACHING EXPERIENCE Virginia Tech, volunteer assistant coach Radford, assistant coach Oklahoma, volunteer assistant coach & recruiting coordinator Virginia Tech, assistant coach POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE As a player 2006 BIG EAST Conference Tournament NCAA Lexington, Kentucky, Regional 2007 BIG EAST Conference Tournament 2008 BIG EAST Conference Tournament 2009 BIG EAST Conference Tournament As a coach 201 Big South Conference Tournament 2014 Big 12 Conference Tournament DID YOU KNOW? As of Jan. 1, 2015, the Virginia Tech baseball coaching staff is the youngest by average age in the ACC. Head coach Patrick Mason is the second youngest coach in the league, two years older than Boston College s Mike Gambino, but Tech is the only staff with all three assistants under the age of 0 - the other 1 schools have six combined. The three youngest staffs in ACC by age Staff HC age Assistants ages Ave. age Virginia Tech 9 29, 26, Boston College 7 4, 1, Notre Dame 46, 2, 6.00 EDUCATION High School: Free State (2006) College: Kansas (2010) PLAYING EXPERIENCE Kansas ( ) Tampa Bay Rays organization ( ) COACHING EXPERIENCE Virginia Tech, volunteer assistant coach POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE As a player 2009 Big 12 Conference Tournament NCAA Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Regional 2010 Big 12 Conference Tournament Austin Hartsook Dir. of Baseball Ops Second Season PERSONAL Born: May 16th, Omaha, Nebraska Hometown: Johnston, Iowa EDUCATION High School: Johnston High School (2008) College: University of Oregon (201) BASEBALL EXPERIENCE University of Oregon, Baseball Student Assistant San Diego Padres, Baseball Operations 201- Virginia Tech, Director of Baseball Operations This Week in Tech Baseball Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday vs. Georgia Tech English Field 5:0 p.m. vs. Georgia Tech English Field 2 p.m. vs. Georgia Tech English Field 1 p.m. vs. Radford English Field 6 p.m. vs. Charlotte English Field 5:0 p.m. practice TBA travel day postgame postgame postgame Media Availability postgame postgame contact SID NONE

4 Numerical Roster No. Name Pronunciation Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown High School (Last School) 2 Ricky Surum SIR-um So. IF R/R Atlanta, Ga. Riverwood ICS Garrett Hudson r-fr. IF/P R/R Selbyville, Del. Sussex Central 4 Kyle Wernicki wer-nik-ee r-sr. OF R/R Skillman, N.J. Montgomery 5 Erik Payne r-sr. IF R/R Richmond, Va. Mills Godwin (South Carolina) 6 Logan Bible r-jr. OF R/L Framingham, Mass. Leesville Road 8 Alex Perez Sr. IF L/R Miami, Fla. Immaculata-LaSalle 9 Kit Scheetz r-so. P L/L Midlothian, Va. James River 10 Rahiem Cooper r-so. IF R/R Gordonsville, Va. Orange County 11 Luis Collazo Coy-YA-zo Jr. P L/L Miami, Fla. Christopher Columbus 12 Tom Stoffel STAH-full So. OF/P L/L Englewood, Ohio Northmont 1 Miguel Ceballos Suh-BYE-os So. IF R/R Miami, Fla. St. Brendan 14 Ryan Tufts So. IF R/R Bridgewater, Mass. Boston College 15 Phil Sciretta SIR-eh-tuh Jr. IF/P R/L Duxbury, Mass. Noble and Greenough School 16 Ryan Burns r-jr. UT R/R Miami, Fla. South Miami 17 Luke Scherzer SURE-zer So. P R/R Powhatan, Va. Powhatan 18 Saige Jenco r-so. OF L/L State College, Pa. State College 21 Sam Fragale FRUH-gale r-fr. IF R/R Pittsburgh, Pa. Seneca Valley 2 Jon Woodcock r-jr. P R/L Ojai, Calif. Villanova Prep (Crowder JC) 24 Mac Caples So. IF R/R Midlothian, Va. James River 25 Sean Keselica KUH-sell-ICK-uh Sr. IF/P L/L Glen Gardner, N.J. Voorhees 26 Nick Anderson r-fr. OF R/R San Diego, Calif. Carlsbad 27 Harry Lee Watson Fr. OF L/R Midlothian, Va. James River 29 Sean Kennedy Jr. P L/L Fredericksburg, Va. North Stafford 0 Andrew Mogg Jr. C R/R Windermere, Fla. West Orange 1 Aaron McGarity So. P R/R Richmond, Va. Mills Godwin Andrew McDonald So. P R/R Cincinnati, Ohio Mason 4 Brendon Hayden HAY-din Sr. IF/P L/R Twin Lakes, Wis. Wilmot Union 5 Tyler Fitzgerald Fr. OF R/R Midlothian, Va. Cosby 6 Joey Sullivan Fr. P L/R McLean, Va. McLean 7 Connor Coward Fr. P R/R Pittsburgh, Pa. Seneca Valley 8 Max Ponzurick Fr. B/OF R/R Pittsburgh, Pa. Greensburg Salem 9 Joe Freiday, Jr. Fr. C R/R Raynham, Mass. Bridgewater-Raynham 40 Packy Naughton Fr. P R/L West Roxbury, Mass. Boston Latin School 41 Matt Dauby DOE-bee Jr. IF R/R Carmel, Ind. Cathedral 42 Chris Monaco Fr. P R/R Blauvelt, N.Y. Tappan Zee Alphabetical No. Name 26 Nick Anderson 6 Logan Bible 16 Ryan Burns 24 Mac Caples 1 Miguel Ceballos 11 Luis Collazo 10 Rahiem Cooper 7 Connor Coward 41 Matt Dauby 5 Tyler Fitzgerald 21 Sam Fragale 9 Joe Freiday, Jr. 4 Brendon Hayden Garrett Hudson 18 Saige Jenco 29 Sean Kennedy 25 Sean Keselica Andrew McDonald 1 Aaron McGarity 0 Andrew Mogg 42 Chris Monaco 40 Packy Naughton 5 Erik Payne 8 Alex Perez 8 Mox Ponzurick 9 Kit Scheetz 17 Luke Scherzer 15 Phil Sciretta 12 Tom Stoffel 6 Joey Sullivan 40 Ricky Surum 14 Ryan Tufts 27 Harry Lee Watson 4 Kyle Wernicki 2 Jon Woodcock COACHING STAFF SUPPORT STAFF 22 Patrick Mason Head Coach (Northeastern, 2007), Second season Shawn Fizer Assistant Director, Equipment Services (Radford, 2008), Fifth season 20 Robert Woodard Assistant Coach (North Carolina, 2007), Second season Brett Greisemer Director, Sports Medicine (Florida, 2010; MA, Virginia Tech, 2012), Third season 28 Ryan Connolly Assistant Coach (Notre Dame, 2010), First season Austin Hartsook Director of Baseball Operations (Oregon, 201), Second season 7 Robby Price Volunteer Assistant Coach (Kansas, 2011), First season Virginia (10) Mac Caples...Midlothian Rahiem Cooper... Gordonsville Tyler Fitzgerald...Midlothian Sean Kennedy...Fredericksburg Aaron McGarity... Richmond Erik Payne... Richmond Kit Scheetz...Midlothian Luke Scherzer... Powhatan Joey Sullivan...McLean Harry Lee Watson...Midlothian Florida (5) Ryan Burns...Miami Miguel Ceballos...Miami Luis Collazo...Miami Andrew Mogg...Windermere Alex Perez...Miami ROSTER BY STATE Massachusetts (5) Logan Bible...Framingham Joe Freiday, Jr...Raynham Packy Naughton... West Roxbury Phil Sciretta... Duxbury Ryan Tufts...Bridgewater Pennsylvania (4) Connor Coward...Pittsburgh Sam Fragale...Pittsburgh Saige Jenco... State College Max Ponzurick...Pittsburgh California (2) Nick Anderson...San Diego Jon Woodcock... Ojai New Jersey (2) Sean Keselica...Glen Gardner Kyle Wernicki...Skillman Ohio (2) Andrew McDonald... Cincinnati Tom Stoffel... Dayton Delaware (1) Garrett Hudson...Selbyville Georgia (1) Ricky Surum... Atlanta Indiana (1) Matt Dauby... Carmel New York (1) Chris Monaco...Blauvelt Wisconsin (1) Brendon Hayden...Twin Lakes BY CLASS Seniors (5) Hayden, Keselica, Payne, Perez, Wernicki Juniors (8) Bible, Burns, Collazo, Dauby, Kennedy, Mogg, Sciretta, Woodcock Sophomores (11) Caples, Ceballos, Cooper, Jenco, McDonald, McGarity, Scheetz, Scherzer, Stoffel, Surum, Tufts Freshmen (11) Anderson, Coward, Fitzgerald, Fragale, Freiday, Jr., Hudson, Monaco, Naughton, Ponzurick, Sullivan, Watson

5 @VT_Baseball Miscellaneous Stats for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) (All games) Starting Lineup By Position (Team W-L record when starter) PITCHER: 25 Sean Keselica 7 (5-2) 1 Aaron McGarity 7 (-4) 2 Jon Woodcock 7 (4-) 9 Kit Scheetz (2-1) 6 Joey Sullivan (0-) 8 Alex Perez 2 (1-1) 7 Connor Coward 1 (1-0) CATCHER: 0 Andrew Mogg 24 (14-10) 9 Joe Freiday, Jr. 6 (2-4) FIRST BASE: 4 Brendon Hayden 24 (12-12) 25 Sean Keselica 6 (4-2) SECOND BASE: 8 Alex Perez 2 (12-11) 5 Erik Payne 6 (-) 21 Sam Fragale 1 (1-0) THIRD BASE: 5 Erik Payne 20 (12-8) 14 Ryan Tufts 10 (4-6) SHORTSTOP: 2 Ricky Surum 25 (1-12) 8 Alex Perez 5 (-2) LEFT FIELD: 1 Miguel Ceballos 12 (5-7) 24 Mac Caples 8 (7-1) 25 Sean Keselica 7 (2-5) 15 Phil Sciretta (2-1) CENTER FIELD: 18 Saige Jenco 28 (14-14) 6 Logan Bible 2 (2-0) RIGHT FIELD: 10 Rahiem Cooper 9 (5-4) 24 Mac Caples 8 (-5) 4 Kyle Wernicki 5 (-2) 6 Logan Bible 4 (2-2) 1 Miguel Ceballos 4 (-1) DESIGNATED HITTER: 15 Phil Sciretta 9 (7-2) 4 Brendon Hayden 6 (4-2) 8 Max Ponzurick 5 (2-) 5 Erik Payne 4 (1-) 8 Alex Perez 2 (1-1) 18 Saige Jenco 1 (1-0) 21 Sam Fragale 1 (0-1) 25 Sean Keselica 1 (0-1) 10 Rahiem Cooper 1 (0-1) Starting Lineup By Lineup Spot (Team W-L record when starter) LEADOFF: 18 Saige Jenco 29 (15-14) 6 Logan Bible 1 (1-0) 2ND SPOT: 8 Alex Perez 19 (9-10) 10 Rahiem Cooper 6 (4-2) 1 Miguel Ceballos 4 (2-2) 4 Kyle Wernicki 1 (1-0) RD SPOT: 5 Erik Payne 19 (9-10) 8 Alex Perez 11 (7-4) CLEANUP: 4 Brendon Hayden 27 (15-12) 5 Erik Payne (1-2) 5TH SPOT: 5 Erik Payne 8 (6-2) 1 Miguel Ceballos 7 (4-) 15 Phil Sciretta 5 (2-) 25 Sean Keselica 5 (1-4) 4 Brendon Hayden (1-2) 24 Mac Caples 2 (2-0) 6TH SPOT: 24 Mac Caples 7 (-4) 15 Phil Sciretta 7 (7-0) 25 Sean Keselica 5 (1-4) 1 Miguel Ceballos 4 (2-2) 8 Max Ponzurick 4 (2-2) 21 Sam Fragale 2 (1-1) 4 Kyle Wernicki 1 (0-1) 7TH SPOT: 24 Mac Caples 7 (5-2) 0 Andrew Mogg 6 (-) 25 Sean Keselica 4 (4-0) 14 Ryan Tufts 4 (1-) 10 Rahiem Cooper (1-2) 4 Kyle Wernicki (2-1) 8 Max Ponzurick 1 (0-1) 9 Joe Freiday, Jr. 1 (0-1) 1 Miguel Ceballos 1 (0-1) 8TH SPOT: 0 Andrew Mogg 18 (11-7) 9 Joe Freiday, Jr. 5 (2-) 2 Ricky Surum 4 (2-2) 14 Ryan Tufts 2 (1-1) 10 Rahiem Cooper 1 (0-1) 9TH SPOT: 2 Ricky Surum 21 (11-10) 6 Logan Bible 5 (-2) 14 Ryan Tufts 4 (2-2)

6 Mar 2 DUKE *1b Mar 25 DUKE *1b Mar 0 at Florida State ph Mar 1 at Florida State *dh Apr 10 at Radford ph/of Hokie 2 Game 0 0 Notes Weekend No Apr 28 MARYLAND ph/of May 01 Below NC are A&T probable starters for *1bthis weekend s 4 0 series 2 along 2 1 with 0 their 0 game-by-game pitching 0 0 numbers 0 0 for 0the 7season 0 at 0 Tech..286 May 02 VMI ph/of May 12 NC STATE *of May 1 Full NC bio STATE and stat information *of on ALL 2015 Hokies 0 0 can 0 be 0viewed 0 here 0-1http:// Click May 17 on a at player s North Carolina or coach s name of to see his 0head 0 shot 0 and 0 bio 0 entering 0 0the season. 1 0 Additionally, for 0 players 0 0there 0is the 0 option to click May on STATS 18 at North (just Carolina under the hometown) *of to reveal updated 0 0 season 0 0 and 0 career 0 stats, 0 0and 0options 0 to 0 view 0 SPLITS 0 2 and 2 GAME 0 0 HIGHS..277 Totals Clicking on a particular year 16gs (i.e. 2014) 65 will 9 also 18 reveal 6 that player s 0 0 entire 9 1game-by-game stats 0 for 1that 21particular 89 0 season On base pct..7 Slugging pct..2 Please use this resource for all information regarding the 2015 Hokie players and coaches. Probable Starter - Friday #25 Sean Keselica - 4 appearances (All games) 2012 appearances Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Mar 27 at James Madison Apr 01 at Florida State Virginia Tech Baseball Individual Game-by-Game for Virginia Tech (as of Mar 12, 2015) Apr 0 WOFFORD Apr 24 DAVIDSON Totals #25 Sean Keselica - 11 appearances (All games) 201 appearances Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 16 at UNC Wilmington Feb 27 RADFORD * Mar 08 GEORGIA TECH Individual 0.1 Game-by-Game for 0 Virginia 0 2 Tech 0 (as 0 of 0Apr 001, 2015) Mar 1 at Elon * Mar 19 LIBERTY * Mar 24 at Miami 0.1 #25 0 Sean 0 0Keselica games 0 (All 0 games) Mar 26 VMI Mar Date 0 FLORIDA Opponent STATE-1 Pos 2.0AB 1 R 0 H 0RBI 1 2B 2 B 0HR 0BB 0SB CS 0 HBP 0 SAC0 SF 0 GDP K2-0PO A E Avg 6 Apr Feb VCU at Mercer 1b Apr Feb 05 2 at NC Campbell State ph @VT_Baseball Apr Feb LONGWOOD vs Toledo-2 Individual *of 1.2 Game-by-Game for 0 0Virginia Tech 01 (as 01 of May , 2014) Totals Mar 01 vs Toledo 4*of/1b Mar 04 COLL. OF CHARLEST *of Mar 07 at Wake Forest-2 *1b #25 4 Sean 0 Keselica appearances (All 0games) appearances Mar 08 at Wake Forest *of Date Mar 10 Opponent at William & Mary GS*of IP 2 H 0 R 0ER 0BB 0SO 0 2B0 B1 HR0 WP0 BK1 HBP0 IBB0 Score 0 1W-L Sv 0 ERA NP Feb Mar RADFORD VIRGINIA *1b Mar CINCINNATI VIRGINIA *1b Mar at LIBERTY Clemson * ph/dh Mar PITTSBURGH-1 CLEMSON *1b Mar 22 at CLEMSON Notre Dame *of Mar at NORFOLK Virginia STATE *1b Apr Mar MIAMI ETSU * ph Apr Mar MARYLAND at Florida State *dh Apr Mar DUKE at Florida State *of Apr Mar 25 1 at VMI North Carolina *1b May Totals 02 at Georgia Tech 20gs * May 06 vs West Virginia May On base 16 pct. NC.61 STATE-2 Slugging pct..275* Totals #25 Sean Keselica - 7 appearances (All games) 2015 appearances Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 1 at Mercer * Feb 21 at Campbell * Feb 27 vs Toledo * Mar 07 at Wake Forest-1 * Mar 1 VIRGINIA * Mar 20 CLEMSON * Mar 27 at Florida State * Totals

7 Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Totals gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct..000 Probable Starter - Saturday Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 #1 Aaron McGarity - 16 appearances (All games) 2014 appearances Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 15 vs Delaware Feb 22 vs Texas Southern Mar 02 UMASS LOWELL * Mar 09 at Clemson Mar 15 PITTSBURGH-2 * Mar 2 at Notre Dame Mar 0 at Virginia @VT_Baseball Apr 02 RADFORD Individual * 5.0 Game-by-Game 7 2 for 2 Virginia 1 Tech 0 (as 0 of 0Apr 001, 2015) Apr 06 MIAMI Apr 12 MARYLAND * Apr 19 DUKE *.2 #1 9 Aaron 6 6McGarity games 2 1(All games) Apr 2 CAMPBELL May Date 02 Opponent at Georgia Tech Pos 1.1AB R 1 H 1RBI 0 2B 1 B HR 0 BB 0 0SB CS 0 HBP 0 SAC0 SF 0 GDP 6-7 K 0-4PO A1 5.1 E Avg 22 May Totals 06 vs West Virginia 5gs * May 1 WILLIAM & MARY * May On base 16 pct. NC.000 STATE-2 Slugging pct Totals Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 14 at Mercer * Feb 22 vs Rider * Feb 28 vs Toledo-1 * @VT_Baseball Mar 07 at Wake Forest-2 * Mar 14 VIRGINIA Individual * 6.2 Game-by-Game for Virginia 2 2 Tech 0 (as 0 of May 1 020, 02014) Mar 21 CLEMSON * Mar 28 at Florida State * 6.0 #2 7 Jon 5 Woodcock games 0 (All 0 games) Totals Date Opponent Pos AB R H RBI 2B B HR BB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E Avg Totals 1gs On base pct..000 Slugging pct..000 #1 Aaron McGarity - 7 appearances (All games) 2015 appearances Probable Starter - Sunday #2 Jon Woodcock - 17 appearances (All games) 2014 appearances Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 21 at LSU Feb 28 CINCINNATI Mar 02 CINCINNATI Mar 05 WILLIAM & MARY Mar 11 at Richmond Mar 15 PITTSBURGH Mar 19 RUTGERS Mar 2 at Notre Dame * @VT_Baseball Mar 0 at Virginia Individual * 5.0 Game-by-Game 2 for 4 Virginia 4 0 Tech 1 (as 0 of 0Apr 001, 2015) Apr 06 MIAMI * Apr 12 MARYLAND Apr 1 MARYLAND 1.2 #2 1 Jon 1 Woodcock games 0 (All 0 games) Apr 20 DUKE * Date Apr 27 Opponent at North Carolina * Pos.0AB 2 R H RBI 2B 2 B HR 0 BB 0 0SB CS 0 HBP 0 SAC0 SF 0 GDP 4-5 K 1-2PO A0.86 E Avg 64 May Totals 07 NORTHEASTERN 6gs May 1 WILLIAM & MARY May On base 16 pct. NC.000 STATE-1 Slugging pct Totals #2 Jon Woodcock - 7 appearances (All games) 2015 appearances Date Opponent GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W-L Sv ERA NP Feb 15 at Mercer * Feb 2 vs Rider * Mar 01 vs Toledo * Mar 08 at Wake Forest * Mar 15 VIRGINIA * Mar 22 CLEMSON * Mar 29 at Florida State * Totals

8 @VT_Baseball IP-H-R-ER-BB-SO Breakdown for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) (All games) #11 #7 #29 #42 #40 #8 #9 #17 #6 Opponent Date Collazo,L Coward,C Kennedy,S Monaco,C Naughton,P Perez,A Scheetz,K Scherzer,L Sullivan,J Mercer Feb Mercer Feb Mercer Feb Campbell Feb Rider Feb Rider Feb Campbell Feb * Toledo Feb Toledo Feb Toledo Feb * Toledo Mar Coll. of Charleston Mar * Wake Forest Mar Wake Forest Mar Wake Forest Mar William & Mary Mar * Virginia Mar Virginia Mar Virginia Mar Liberty Mar * Radford Mar * Clemson Mar Clemson Mar Clemson Mar Norfolk State Mar * ETSU Mar * Florida State Mar Florida State Mar Florida State Mar VMI Mar *

9 Helping to Strike Out ALS: Starting in the 201 season, the Virginia Tech baseball team partnered with Bull & Bones Brewhaus and Grill to help raise awareness and funds for ALS research and the two will do so again during the 2015 season as well. With every strikeout recorded by Tech s pitching staff during the past two season, and now this year, $5 is donated for every regular-season strikeout, while $10 is donated for any strikeout during the ACC tournament and $25 for any K registered in an NCAA Regional. During that first season, the team helped raise almost $2,500 for ALS research, and last year they pushed the grand total to more than $4,000. Total Total 201 Strikeouts $$ raised Strikeouts $$ raised Reg. Season 47 $1,75 ACC Tourney NCAA Reg Total 87 $2, $2, Strikeouts $$ raised Reg. Season $1, $4, Strikeouts $$ raised Reg. Season 26 $1, $5,265 Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 Keselica a two-time ACC Pitcher of the Week: Senior Sean Keselica became only the third Tech pitcher to be selected as the ACC s Pitcher of the Week and the first since 2010 for his effort against Virginia on March 1 - a complete game, four-hitter with one unearned run in the 2-1 Tech win. It was the first honor since Justin Wright earned the honor back on April 5, Wright was actually a three-time honoree (March 29, 2010 and April 27, 2009) during his career in Blacksburg, and Ryan Kennedy (Feb. 21 and May 2, 2005), got it twice - the only other pitchers to earn the honor Keselica has now joined the two-time honoree group when he earned the nod again after picking up a win at No. 7 Florida State on March 27. He held the Seminoles to four hits and two runs over seven innings and tied a career-high with nine strikeouts. Keselica s joined elite company: Versus Clemson, Keselica had a chance to do what no starting pitcher for Tech has ever done as a member of the ACC - earn a win in each of the first three weekends of the season s slate. He held Clemson scoreless over eight frames, but the Hokies could not get a run on their own and lost the contest in extra frames. However, the following weekend at No. 7 Florida State, Keselica Pitchers Scoreless Consecutive Consecutive Perfect K ing Strikeouts Quality Inherited Runers Breakdown Innings* scoreless IP# Current Outs Current Frames the side Looking Swinging Total Starts Scored Inherited Pct. Held 8 Alex Perez career Kit Scheetz career Luis Collazo career Luke Scherzer career Jon Woodcock career Sean Keselica career Sean Kennedy career Aaron McGarity seven career Joey Sullivan career Connor Coward career Packy Naughton career Chris Monaco career Staff * - only includes complete -out innings # - counts from the start of next inning/appearance to end of scoreless streak (includes 0.1 of innings) improved to -0 in the ACC and joined only Mathew Price as the only Tech starting pitchers to earn three wins in the first four weekends of the ACC season. Price was 1-0 after the first two weekends and picked up wins the next two to improve to -0 after four starts. A couple more notes on wins for starters: No Tech starter has been 4-0 in the ACC after five weeks of the season. In fact, in the Hokies history, during any five-week span, only one pitcher has earned a win in four, that was Wright, who won four straight during the 2009 season. Only Joe Mantiply, during the 201 season, had a 4-0 record in ACC play - he actually finished the year with a perfect 5-0 mark, missing a few starts due to injury. Overall starting pitching is key: The Hokies have 16 wins this season and much of that has to do with their starting pitchers. The starters overall have posted a combined.46 ERA and 17 quality starts. In ACC-games, the starters have posted seven quality starts and won four of them, while the combined ERA is 4.2. The pitcher s best friend: Tech has turned 27 double plays this year and one triple play. The box to the right breaks down each double play by the type and the pitcher on the mound when it occurred. Of the 12 pitchers who have thrown innings this season for the Hokies, only two have not seen a double play turned behind them. Double Plays Turned Total GDP K-CS LO/FO 8 Alex Perez Kit Scheetz Luis Collazo Luke Scherzer Jon Woodcock Sean Keselica Sean Kennedy Aaron McGarity Joey Sullivan Connor Coward Packy Naughton Chris Monaco Team

10 Home Run Tracker No. Name (Season No.) Date Opponent On Base Inn Outs Count Result 1. Alex Perez (1) 2/1 at Mercer L 2. Erik Payne (1) 2/15 at Mercer W. Saige Jenco (1) 2/15 at Mercer W 4. Ricky Surum (1) 2/22 vs. Rider 0 * L 5. Brendon Hayden (1) 2/27 vs. Toledo W 6. Brendon Hayden (2) /1 vs. Toledo W 7. Alex Perez (2) /1 vs. Toledo W 8. Brendon Hayden () /4 Coll. of Char 0 * L 9. Mac Caples (1) /7 at W. Forest W 10. Erik Payne (2) /7 at W. Forest W 11. Brendon Hayden (4) /7 at W. Forest L 12. Brendon Hayden (5) /8 at W. Forest L 1. Sam Fragale (1) /8 at W. Forest L 14. Erik Payne () /15 VIRGINIA W 15. Alex Payne () /15 VIRGINIA W 16. Andrew Mogg (1) /17 LIBERTY 0 * L 17. Brendon Hayden (6) /18 RADFORD 0 * W 18. Saige Jenco (2) /27 at Florida State 0 * W 19. Rahiem Cooper (1) /27 at Florida State 0 * W 20. Alex Perez (4) /29 at Florida State L * - Lead-off HR BOLD - at English Field Home Run History Last Time Player Opponent Date 2-HR game (ACC): Andrew Rash vs. North Carolina April 1, HR game (non-conf): Chad Pinder vs. Virginia May 22, 201 -HR game (ACC): Sean O Brien vs. Maryland April 4, HR game (non-conf): Chris Kay vs. Delaware State May 10, 2009 Grand Slam (ACC): Ronnie Shaban vs. Florida State April 16, 2011 Grand Slam (non-conf): Brendon Hayden vs. Radford Feb. 25, 2014 Back-to-back (ACC): Atwell/Zagunis at Georgia Tech March 17, 2012 Back-to-back (non-conf): Rash/Pinder vs. VMI May 2, 2012 Tech Walk-Offs under Mason Date opponent Play Player inning Score March 1, 2014 UMass Lowell BL single Alex Perez March 2, 2014 Cincinnati -R HR Brendon Hayden March 15, 2014 Pittsburgh 1 BL single Sean Keselica February 28, 2015 Toledo 1 BL single Erik Payne March 1, 2015 No. 1 Virginia BL walk Brendon Hayden March 22, 2015 Clemson BL FC Rahiem Cooper * BL Bases Loaded Home Run Totals Name 2015 Last career Multi 4 Brendon Hayden 6 March 18, Erik Payne March 15, Alex Perez 4 March 29, Saige Jenco 2 March 27, Rahiem Cooper 1 March 27, Andrew Mogg 1 March 17, Sam Fragale 1 March 8, Mac Caples 1 March 7, Ricky Surum 1 Feb. 22, Sean Keselica - May 12, Kyle Wernicki - March 15, Matt Dauby - March 2, Game-Winning Run Name 2015 Career 8 Alex Perez Sean Keselica 7 4 Kyle Wernicki Andrew Mogg Erik Payne Saige Jenco Mac Caples Phil Sciretta Ricky Surum Tom Stoffel Miguel Ceballos Brendon Hayden Matt Dauby - 1 Intentional Walks Name 2015 Career 4 Brendon Hayden Erik Payne Saige Jenco Sean Keselica Alex Perez Matt Dauby - 1 Game-Winning RBI Name 2015 Career 5 Erik Payne Alex Perez Saige Jenco Phil Sciretta Brendon Hayden Kyle Wernicki Rahiem Cooper Andrew Mogg Ricky Surum Sam Fragale Sean Keselica Tom Stoffel Matt Dauby - 1 Outfield Assists Name 2015 Career 1 Miguel Ceballos Saige Jenco Rahiem Cooper Kyle Wernicki Tom Stoffel Pinch Hitting Hits AB PA Notes avg. 15 Phil Sciretta RBI 1Bs, 2 BBs Joe Freiday, Jr Bs, BB, RBI Sean Keselica 1 2 1B, BB Ryan Tufts B, HBP, SH Max Ponzurick 1 5 RBI 1B, RBI BB,HBP. 21 Sam Fragale solo HR Logan Bible RBI Kyle Wernicki Nick Anderson Mac Caples Miguel Ceballos Ryan Burns Team Bs, 2Bs, HR, HBPs, 5 BBs, 9 RBIs Career Pinch Hits Name H AB Avg. 4 Kyle Wernicki Sean Keselica Phil Sciretta Joe Freiday, Jr Logan Bible Brendon Hayden Tom Stoffel Ryan Tufts 1. 8 Max Ponzurick Sam Fragale Ryan Burns Mac Caples Miguel Ceballos Andrew Mogg Nick Anderson Rahiem Cooper Current Team

11 Jenco homer starts the game: Redshirt-sophomore Saige Jenco opened up the series at No. 7 Florida State by hitting a solo home run over the left field fence. It was just the third round tripper of his career, and all three have been solo shots. Ironically, Jenco s first home run was an inside-the-park home run hit at Liberty on April 14, which also led off that game. With that round tripper, he became just the second Hokie to hit an insidethe-park home run since the team joined the ACC. The only other player was Tim Smalling, who hit his at English Field - March 5, 2010 versus Long Island. Only six Hokies have ever hit a leadoff home run in the first, and only three have done it on the road. Below is a list of those five men. As it turns out, Jenco is the only player in Tech s ACC history to do it twice. Player opponent Date 1. Sean O Brien vs. NC State April 20, Buddy Sosnoskie at Radford March 10, Steve Domecus Columbia March 15, Tony Balisteri Niagara February, 25, Jake Atwell at Georgia Tech March 17, Saige Jenco at Liberty April 14, Saige Jenco at Florida State March 27, 2015 Payne a pain for pitchers: Redshirt-senior Erik Payne sat out 2014 due to the NCAA transfer rule - he previously played three seasons at South Carolina and took just one day to get comfortable to the 2015 season. He went hitless in his first game of the season in four at-bats, but has reached base in every game since, pushing his streak to 29 consecutive games. That is the longest streak at the school since Mark Zagunis reached in 6 straight games during the 2012 season. Turning the triple play: Against East Tennessee State University on March 25, Rahiem Cooper started what would be Tech s first triple play turned as a member of the ACC (since 2005). Cooper s snag out in right field and the result, a 946 TP, was caught on video and was ranked as the No. 2 play on SportsCenter that night. Tech has hit into two double plays since being a member of the ACC, once during the 2006 and the other in Career year for Perez: Just over halfway through the regular season and senior Alex Perez is already enjoying his most productive year. He s already tied his season high with 7 runs (201) and is just 10 hits shy of matching his output each of the past two years (52). His five triples and four home runs are well above his best season, giving him 70 total bases, bettering his best year by five already. Interestingly, Perez is one triple shy of tying for the fifth-most ever in a single season and if he does and keeps up his pace, he would be on pace to produce the second-best season among the six already on that list. Only Kevin Barker s 1996 season of nine doubles, nine triples and 20 home runs for 160 total bases and a.792 slugging percentage would be better. Batters Multi-Hit games Multi-RBI games Multi-Run games Hitting Streak Reached Base Streak Total Total Total High Current High Current 2 Ricky Surum career (14) 10 (14) 4 Kyle Wernicki career (1) 7 (1) 5 Erik Payne career (15) 29 (15) 6 Logan Bible career (14) 8 (14) 8 Alex Perez career (14) 16 (14) 10 Rahiem Cooper career (15) 1 (15) 12 Tom Stoffel career (14) 1 (14) 1 Miguel Ceballos career (15) 8 (14) 14 Ryan Tufts career (15) 8 (15) 15 Phil Sciretta career (15) 11 (14) 16 Ryan Burns career (14) (14) 18 Saige Jenco career (14) 20 (15) 21 Sam Fragale career (15) 1 (15) 24 Mac Caples career (15) (15) 25 Sean Keselica career (1) 1 (14) 0 Andrew Mogg career (15) 6 (15) 4 Brendon Hayden career (15) 14 (14) 8 Max Ponzurick career (15) 5 (15) 9 Joe Freiday, Jr career (15) 4 (15) 41 Matt Dauby career (14) 4 (1) 2015 Team

12 ividual Season/Career Summary for Virginia Individual Tech (as Individual Season/Career of Apr 01, Season/Career 2015) Summary Summary Individual for Virginia for Season/Career Virginia Tech (as Tech of Apr Summary (as 01, of 2015) Apr for 01, Virginia 2015) Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) (All games (All Sorted games by Sorted Batting by avg) Batting (All avg) games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 8-4 Away: 5-7 Neutral: - Record: ACC: Record: 6-6 Home: Home: Away: Away: Record: Neutral: Neutral: Home: ACC: ACC: Away: Neutral: - ACC: 6-6 SEASON SEASON SEASON CAREER SEASON CAREER CAREER r 2B B HR Avg RBI G-GS Player Avg BB Hbp G-GS AB SOR AB Sb-Att H R 2B Avg HBG-GS 2B HR BRBI AB HR BB RBIR Hbp HBB SO Hbp 2B Sb-Att B SOHR Sb-Att Avg RBI G-GS Avg BB Hbp G-GS AB SO RAB Sb-Att H R 2BAvg HBG-GS 2B HR BRBI AB HR BB RBI RHbp x Perez Alex 19 Perez Payne Erik 12 Payne endon yden 12 Hayden Brendon Hayden gg drew 7Mogg Andrew Mogg o ige Jenco Saige Jenco tt Dauby Matt 2 Dauby le m Fragale Sam 0 Fragale lica an Keselica Sean 7 Keselica il Sciretta Phil 5 Sciretta an Bible Logan Bible an Tufts Ryan Tufts c Caples Mac 5 Caples guel allos 5Ceballos Miguel Ceballos e, Freiday, Jr. 0Jr Joe Freiday, Jr e ki Wernicki Kyle Wernicki oper hiem 1Cooper Rahiem Cooper rick x Ponzurick Max 2 Ponzurick ky Surum Ricky 6 Surum son k Anderson Nick 0 Anderson an Burns Ryan 0 Burns Totals nents Opponents (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) (All games (All Sorted games by Sorted Earned by run Earned avg) (All run games avg) Sorted by Earned run avg) SEASON SEASON SEASON CAREER SEASON CAREER CAREER r Sv IPERA HW-L Player ERA R App W-L ERGSApp BB CG GSO ShoCGERA Sv ShoW-L Sv IP App HIP GS RCG H ER Sho R BBER Sv SOBBIP ERA SOH W-L ERA R App W-L ER GSApp BB CG GSO Sho CG ERA Sv Sho W-LSv IP AppH IPGS RCG H E lica an Keselica Sean Keselica n ock Woodcock Jon 19 Woodcock arity ron McGarity Aaron McGarity ke zer Scherzer Luke Scherzer co ris Monaco Chris Monaco Scheetz Kit 12Scheetz nnor ard Coward Connor Coward x Perez Alex 1 Perez edy an Kennedy Sean Kennedy ey n Sullivan Joey 20 Sullivan cky hton Naughton Packy Naughton ois Collazo Luis 5 Collazo Totals nents Opponents What s a Hokie That s the most frequently asked question regarding Virginia Tech athletics. The answer leads all the way back to 1896 when Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College changed its name to Virginia Polytechnic Institute. With the change came the necessity for writing a new cheer and a contest for such a purpose was held by the student body. Senior O.M. Stull won first prize for his Old Hokie yell which still is used today. Later, when asked if Hokie had any special meaning, Stull explained the words he used had no hidden or symbolic meaning, but had been thought up in an effort to get attention. Hokie soon became a nickname for all Tech teams and for those people loyal to Tech athletics. Following is the Old Hokie yell in its original form: Hoki, Hoki, Hoki Hy! Tech! Tech! V.P.I.! Sola-Rex Sola-Rah Polytech-Vir-gin-i-a!! Rae, Ri, V.P.I. Just Virginia Tech, Please While the full name of the school is Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, the school is commonly referred to as Virginia Tech. Founded in 1872, as Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, the university changed its named to Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Fans of the athletic department, as well as media covering the Hokies, shortened the name to VPI, but it eventually became Virginia Tech. The State University was added in 1970 to bring the official title to what it is today. Those covering Hokie athletics are asked to refer to the university as simply Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech University, VPI and SU, VPI&SU, VT or VA Tech are not recognized names and should not be used.

13 The Tech Watch list A number of Hokies are approaching milestone numbers either on their own, since Tech has been in the ACC, school records, etc. This spot is a place to see where all of those players are either already on or approaching on what list. The Hokie Record Book Most triples in a single game: Alex Perez, 2, (shared by 1 others), did it twice, last, Feb. 21, 2015 Most assists in a single game: Alex Perez, 10 (shared by 2 others), at High Point, Feb. 28, 2012 Most assists in a career: Spencer Harris Alex Perez - 69 Most triples in a single season: T 6 Four Hokies, last Tim Smalling Alex Perez Most triples in a career: T2 14 David Dallas Austin Wates T4 12 Chris Stanton Alex Perez Most at-bats in a career: John West Alex Perez Most doubles in a career: T5. 56 Sean O Brien Andrew Rash Brendon Hayden The Hokie Record Book in the ACC Most games started: Michael Seaborn Alex Perez Ronnie Shaban Career Milestone Numbers Batting Alex Perez 2 walks shy of 125 at-bats shy of hits shy of RBIs shy of runs shy of 150 Brendon Hayden doubles shy of 50 4 RBIs shy of runs shy of home runs shy of 25 9 at-bats shy of games shy of hits shy of walks shy of 100 Saige Jenco 5 hits shy of 100 Phil Sciretta 1 hit shy of 50 Kyle Wernicki 9 hits shy of 100 Pitching Sean Keselica 1 win shy of 10 2 starts shy of 25 6 innings shy of 150 Luke Scherzer 2 saves shy of games shy of 50 Most games played Michael Seaborn Alex Perez Andrew Rash Most at-bats Michael Seaborn Ronnie Shaban Alex Perez Sean Kennedy 7 games shy of 50 Aaron McGarity 6 innings shy of 100 Jon Woodcock 1.2 innings shy of strikeouts shy of 100 Most walks Alex Perez Sean O Brien Nate Parks Most intentional walks 1. 8 Mark Zagunis Brendon Hayden Most sacrifice flies Michael Seaborn Brendon Hayden Bryan Thomas Most sacrifice hits Alex Perez Johnny Morales Lowest earned run avg. (min. 100 IP) 1..0 Devin Burke (128.1 IP) Sean Keselica (144.0 IP) Most saves Clark Labitan , Ben Rowen Jake Joyce Luke Scherzer Most double plays turned Alex Perez Sean O Brien

14 CHECKING THE POLLS Hokies vs. Ranked Opponents as a member of the ACC (since 2005) vs. No vs vs vs. Top vs vs vs vs vs vs. Top vs. Top vs. Top In 2014, Tech was In 2015, Tech is ACC/Opponents in polls Baseball America Pre L ville FSU Miami Virginia G. Tech UNC Liberty Clemson USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll Pre L ville FSU Virginia Miami UNC RV N. Dame RV RV RV RV - GT RV - - RV RV RV - - Campbell RV RV - - NC State RV Duke RV Clemson RV - - RV CoC RV Liberty RV collegiate Baseball Pre L ville FSU Miami Virginia UNC G. Tech N. Dame Campbell Liberty Clemson NCBWA Pre L ville FSU Virginia Miami UNC CoC 5 RV RV RV NC State RV Duke - - RV - - RV RV - G. Tech RV RV RV RV RV RV RV - Campbell RV RV - - N. Dame RV RV RV - - RV - - TECH RV - - Clemson 27 RV RV RV RV Liberty 0 0 RV WVU RV RV Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 Facing ranked teams: In the column to the left is the record for Tech baseball versus ranked opponents as a member of the ACC, which includes a 1-10 record in The Hokies already have more wins over ranked teams this year than last, as they are 4-2. There are still at least two more teams Tech could face this season who are ranked. Facing a ranked Florida State team: In its history in the ACC, Tech has faced Florida State 10 times (in 11 years, every year except 2014) in a series and the Seminoles have been ranked every season. The Hokies have won just two of those series and are 8-2 overall, but includes getting one win over them last weekend in Tallahassee. Facing No. 1: In their ACC history, Tech is now 6-20 against No. 1 teams in the country. Of the 26 games, 17 of those have been played in Blacksburg. Tech held a 2-12 record in those games before its weekend sweep of Virginia in the second ACC weekend. The other wins over No. 1 programs occurred April 18, 2010, at Virginia, 8-5; May 10, 2008, versus Miami, 7-6 in a DH; and March 18, 2006, versus Florida State, 9-7. Tech sweeps No. 1 Virginia: For the first time as a member of the ACC, the Hokies swept a series against a nationally-ranked team when they took all three games against the top-ranked Cavaliers in ACC weekend No. 2 in Blacksburg. Entering the weekend, Tech had won just nine series against ranked teams, as a member of the ACC, with seven of those coming at home. The sweep also gave the Hokies their seventh sweep of an ACC opponent, ironically, one a year for the past seven years and includes sweeping Pittsburgh in last year s home opening ACC weekend. The others are at Maryland (2009, 2011) and at Duke (201) and home sweeps against Boston College (2010, 2012). Tech in its ACC home-opening weekend: For the first time in its 10 seasons in the conference, Tech finally won its first ever ACC home opener with its 11-5 win over Pittsburgh last year. The Hokies had been winless in their previous nine tries. They made it two in a row in ACC home openers after beating Virginia, 2-1, on March 15. Ironically, the Hokies also then swept Pittsburgh last year as well, which marked their first ever ACC home-opening sweep and just their second ever home series win in their ACC home opening weekend. Before last year s sweep, Tech held just a 5-19 record in its first home ACC weekend, winning just one series - against Maryland in After the sweeps to open 2014 and 2015, Tech is now after its ACC home opening weekend. English Field - Home of the Hokies.English Field was officially dedicated during a special ceremony on April 8, 1989 and is named for the late E.R. Red English and his wife, Ruth, who provided financial support for construction of the field. English, a native of Altavista, Va., played as an offensive and defensive guard on the Tech football teams from 190- and graduated from Tech in 194. English contributed to Tech athletics for more than 50 years and was one of the founders of The Student Aid Association in He served as president of that organization two of its first three years. English received the most outstanding alumni award at Tech in Through a generous gift from alumnus George Sampson, the home team dugout was named for long-time Tech baseball coach G.F. Red Laird during a ceremony on April 12, Laird recruited and coached Sampson at Tech. The Tech athletics department continues to make upgrades to the facility, with its newest completed in the spring of The natural grass surface was replaced with artificial turf. The $1 million field enables the Hokies to practice even during inclement weather, as grounds keepers can remove snow off of it quickly. Plus, it also drains quickly, allowing for a speedy resumption of play following any rain delays. Also, as part of this project, the dugouts were expanded to almost twice the size, and a new batter s eye and a new padded outfield fence were added. The Hokies opened play at their new home with a 7-2 victory against George Mason on March 22, 1989, and went on to post a 17-7 home record during their first season in the facility. Prior to the 2004 season, a new lighting system was installed and the Hokies played their first baseball game under the lights in Blacksburg on April 28 of that year, defeating VMI, 8-0. The team s year-by-year overall mark in its 27 seasons at English Field can be seen in the graph on the right. Before English Field, Tech played its home baseball games at Tech Park, where it compiled a (.779 winning percentage) record over 4 seasons. All-time, Tech is 1, (.697) in games played in Blacksburg..For a complete history of all the improvements made to English Field, visit Year-by-Year record at English Field: Season Record Pct Total:

15 Tech in ACC opening games: The Hokies won their ACC season-opening game this year, with a 12-7 decision at Wake Forest (March 7), in the first of two games that day, to improve to 4-7 in ACC openers (they also won openers in 2007, 2009, and 2012). The 12 runs marked the third time the Hokies scored at least 10 runs in an ACC season opener and they won all three (10-8 at UVa, 2012 & 19-4 at Duke, 2009). Playing in the DH on that Saturday, Tech had a chance to open 2-0 for the first time ever and win its first ever DH on the road in ACC play, but the Demon Deacons pulled out the win. Tech is now overall in ACC doubleheader games, 2-- at home. Tech in ACC opening weekends: In its 11 seasons in the conference, Tech is now 2-9 in opening series weekends in the league (only winning in 2007 and 2010) after the team dropped a 2-1 series at Wake Forest to open the 2015 ACC slate. The series at Wake also marked the ninth time the Hokies opened league play on the road, but it was only the fifth time they did not face a ranked opponent in their opening weekend. All-time, after the opening weekend, Tech is a combined Happy Opening Day: For the first time in program history (since 1892), Tech opened a season before Valentine s Day. And for just the third time the Hokies played a baseball game on Valentine s Day (the earliest start prior to this season). In the 2014 and 200 seasons, Tech opened its season on Feb. 14 and were 1-1. Adding to that, the Hokies played their first three games opening weekend, marking the most games played before Feb. 16 in their program history with three. The most prior to that was two in 200 and According to the history books, Tech played two games back in 1892 (the earliest start ever in its history) against Newports on Feb. 1 and Feb. 2 and its only two games that season, the program s first year of competition. Experience a key for 2015: Looking back at the 2014 roster, it featured just two seniors (pitchers Brad Markey and Tanner McIntyre) and 17 newcomers. A young squad a year ago, meant that most of the team would be back for And even though the Hokies lost a key member of the offense, when catcher Mark Zagunis left early after being drafted in the third round, the numbers the Hokies had coming back for 2015 are ridiculous. In the field, 424 starts from last year (out of a possible 477) returned as did 88 percent of the at-bats - this from a team that led the ACC in batting, overall and conference-only. Looking at the pitching staff, 40 of the starts on the mound returned (out of 5) and 7 percent of the innings pitched were also back. Hokies 2015 record... vs. ranked opponents vs. unranked opponents vs. ACC vs. Big South vs. Colonial Athletic vs. Metro Athletic Athletic vs. Mid-American vs. Mid-Eastern Athletic vs. Southern vs. Conference USA vs. Big when score in the first inning when opponent scores in the first when scoring first when opponent scores first in one-run games in two-run games in five+ run games in extra innings in shutouts in doubleheaders/2-in-1 day leading after trailing tied leading after trailing tied leading after trailing tied when hitting a home run when opponent hits a home run when out-hit opponent when out-hit by opponent when hits are tied when making 0 errors when making 1 error when making 2+ errors in day games in night games vs. lefty starters vs. righty starters in February in March in April in May on Monday on Tuesday on Wednesday on Thursday on Friday on Saturday on Sunday when wearing white... - when wearing cream - VT when wearing maroon when wearing maroon (Cards) when wearing gray (orange #s) when wearing orange...-1 Score by Innings Ex Total Virginia Tech Opponent ACC Standings (as of April 2) C conference overall Atlantic Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 1. Louisville Florida State NC State Wake Forest Clemson Boston College Notre Dame Coastal Division W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 1. Miami Virginia North Carolina Virginia Tech Georgia Tech Duke Pittsburgh Preseason Coaches Poll Predicted Order of Finish School (1st-place votes) Points 2014 ACC Finish Atlantic Division 1. Florida State (7) (1) 2. Louisville (4) (1)*. Clemson () () 4. NC State (5) 5. Wake Forest (4) 6. Notre Dame (7) 7. Boston College (6) Coastal Division 1. Virginia (1) (2) 2. North Carolina (4). Miami (1) (1) 4. Georgia Tech (5) 5. Duke () 6. Virginia Tech (6) 7. Pitt (7) ACC Overall Champion (votes) Virginia (10), Florida State (4) * = as a member of American Conference Tech in ACC games: Now in its 11th campaign in the ACC, Tech owns a record in ACC games. Here s how the Hokies have finished: Year Record Home Away Finish ACC Champ th of th, Coastal DNQ th, Coastal DNQ th, Coastal DNQ th, Coastal DNQ th, Coastal 2-1 (4th) th, Coastal DNQ th, Coastal DNQ rd, Coastal -1 (2nd) th, Coastal DNQ

16 NCAA Statistics Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 Virginia Tech Baseball Ranking Summary thru games 0/1/2015 Statistic National Conference Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Value Leader Base on Balls (295 ranked) Florida St. 221 Florida St. 221 Batting Average (295 ranked) Arizona 0.2 Wake Forest 0.08 Complete Games (0 ranked) Double Plays (294 ranked) 27 Texas Tech 41 Notre Dame 9 Double Plays Per Game (295 ranked) Notre Dame 1.44 Notre Dame 1.44 Doubles (295 ranked) Wake Forest 82 Wake Forest 82 Doubles Per Game (295 ranked) Austin Peay 2.80 Wake Forest 2.65 Earned Run Average (295 ranked) TCU 2.00 Louisville 2.61 Fielding Percentage (295 ranked) San Diego Georgia Tech Hit Batters (0 ranked) Hit by Pitch (295 ranked) Loyola Marymount 58 Florida St. 49 Hits (295 ranked) LSU 49 Wake Forest 9 Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (295 ranked) Long Beach St Louisville 6.66 Home Runs (29 ranked) UCF 46 Wake Forest 4 Home Runs Per Game (294 ranked) Belmont 1.56 Wake Forest 1.10 On Base Percentage (295 ranked) Florida St Florida St Runs (295 ranked) UCF 251 Florida St. 249 Sacrifice Bunts (294 ranked) St. Mary's (CA) 51 Miami (FL) 27 Sacrifice Flies (290 ranked) Wofford 22 Duke North Carolina Pittsburgh Scoring (295 ranked) Richmond 8.7 Florida St. 8. Shutouts (127 ranked) Bradley Vanderbilt Louisville 4 7 Slugging Percentage (295 ranked) Belmont 0.59 Wake Forest Stolen Bases (295 ranked) Wofford 80 Louisville 54 Stolen Bases Per Game (295 ranked) Texas Southern 2.74 Louisville 1.86 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (295 ranked) Cal St. Fullerton 5.29 Pittsburgh.17 Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (295 ranked) Louisville 10.0 Louisville 10.0 Triple Plays (1 ranked) teams tied 1 Virginia Tech 1 Triples (279 ranked) LSU Creighton 17 Pittsburgh 1 17 Triples Per Game (289 ranked) Milwaukee 0.80 Pittsburgh 0.48 WHIP (295 ranked) TCU 0.97 Louisville 1.16 WL Pct (294 ranked) Texas A&M 0.9 Florida St Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (295 ranked) Cal St. Fullerton 1.68 Pittsburgh 2.58

17 Statistic Base on Balls (11 ranked) Player Brendon Hayden Alex Perez National Conference Value National Leader Rank Rank Conference Value Leader Value 20 DJ Stewart, Florida St. 9 DJ Stewart, Florida St Base on Balls Per Game (150 ranked) DJ Stewart, Florida St. 1.0 DJ Stewart, Florida St. 1.0 Batting Average (00 ranked) Alex Perez Scott Kingery, Arizona 0.45 Will Craig, Wake Forest Complete Games (46 ranked) Sean Keselica Colton Laird, Alcorn 4 5 players tied 1 Doubles (96 ranked) Brendon Hayden Erik Payne Nick Lynch, UC Davis 17 4 players tied 12 9 Doubles Per Game (141 ranked) Brendon Hayden Nick Lynch, UC Davis 0.65 Michael Strem, Boston College 0.44 Earned Run Average (200 ranked) Sean Keselica Corey Taylor, Texas Tech 0.29 Nathan Kirby, Virginia 1.01 Games Started (16 ranked) Sean Keselica players tied 8 26 players tied 7 Aaron McGarity Jon Woodcock Hit Batters (91 ranked) Luke Scherzer Andre Wilson, Grambling 17 Brandon Waddell, Virginia 8 Hit By Pitch Per Game (141 ranked) Jarod Perry, Evansville 0.67 Ricky Eusebio, Miami (FL) 0.8 Hit by Pitch (122 ranked) Mac Caples PJ Biocic, Alabama St. 17 Ricky Eusebio, Miami (FL) John Sansone, Florida St. Hits (157 ranked) Alex Perez Scott Kingery, Arizona 5 Will Craig, Wake Forest 49 Erik Payne Brendon Hayden Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings (200 ranked) Jon Woodcock Brendan McKay, Louisville.82 Brendan McKay, Louisville.82 Sean Keselica Home Runs (155 ranked) Brendon Hayden Will Craig, Wake Forest 10 Will Craig, Wake Forest 10 Alex Perez Paul DeJong, Illinois St. Kyle Lewis, Mercer Home Runs Per Game (147 ranked) Brendon Hayden Paul DeJong, Illinois St Will Craig, Wake Forest 0.2 On Base Percentage (200 ranked) Eric Hsieh, Yale Will Craig, Wake Forest Pitching Appearances (14 ranked) Luke Scherzer Trevor Kelley, North Carolina 19 Trevor Kelley, North Carolina 19 Packy Naughton Runs (186 ranked) Runs Batted In (199 ranked) Alex Perez Erik Payne Brendon Hayden Erik Payne Donnie Dewees, North Florida 41 Alex Perez, Virginia Tech Will Craig, Wake Forest 45 Will Craig, Wake Forest Runs Batted In Per Game (150 ranked) Brendon Hayden Matt Beaty, Belmont 1.68 Will Craig, Wake Forest 1.45 Runs Per Game (146 ranked) Alex Perez Donnie Dewees, North Florida 1.7 Alex Perez, Virginia Tech 1.2 Sacrifice Bunts (87 ranked) Andrew Mogg Joey Hawkins, Missouri St. 12 Korey Dunbar, North Carolina 8 Ricky Surum Sacrifice Bunts Per Game (146 ranked) Sacrifice Flies (79 ranked) Ricky Surum Andrew Mogg Brendon Hayden Erik Payne Saves (124 ranked) Luke Scherzer Jesse Stallings, LSU Adam Whitt, Nevada Slugging Percentage (249 ranked) Brendon Hayden Alex Perez Joey Hawkins, Missouri St Korey Dunbar, North Carolina Tyler Leffler, Bradley 7 Steven Duggar, Clemson 5 Noah Pierce, Air Force 7 Matt Gonzalez, Georgia Tech 5 Landon Lassiter, North Carolina 5 11 Billy Strode, Florida St. 11 Josh Sborz, Virginia Trey York, East Tenn. St Will Craig, Wake Forest Stolen Bases (11 ranked) Ryan Lazo, Texas Southern 24 Andy Perez, Duke 2 Stolen Bases Per Game (149 ranked) Ryan Lazo, Texas Southern 0.96 Andy Perez, Duke 0.79 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (149 ranked) Sarkis Ohanian, Duke 2.00 Sarkis Ohanian, Duke 2.00 Strikeouts (247 ranked) Jon Woodcock Luke Gillingham, Navy 78 Nathan Kirby, Virginia 62 Sean Keselica Strikeouts Per Nine Innings (200 ranked) Jon Woodcock Jay Flaa, North Dakota St Brendan McKay, Louisville 1.6 Total Bases (197 ranked) Alex Perez Will Craig, Wake Forest 9 Will Craig, Wake Forest 9 Brendon Hayden Erik Payne Toughest to Strike Out (150 ranked) Andrew Guillotte, McNeese St. 42. Ernie Clement, Virginia 21.8 Triples (128 ranked) Alex Perez Kent Blackstone, George Mason 7 Alex Perez, Virginia Tech 5 Triples Per Game (142 ranked) Alex Perez Kent Blackstone, George Mason 0.28 Alex Perez, Virginia Tech 0.17 Victories (67 ranked) Sean Keselica players tied 6 Matt Pirro, Wake Forest 6 WHIP (150 ranked) Sean Keselica Tyler Jay, Illinois 0.57 Brendan McKay, Louisville 0.76 Walks Allowed Per Nine Innings (198 ranked) Thomas Belcher, Indiana 0.00 Andrew Istler, Duke

18 @VT_Baseball Team Game-by-Game for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) Batting (All games) Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 1 at Mercer Feb 14 at Mercer Feb 15 at Mercer Feb 21 at Campbell Feb 22 vs Rider Feb 2 vs Rider Feb 2 at Campbell Feb 27 vs Toledo Feb 28 vs Toledo Feb 28 vs Toledo Mar 01 vs Toledo Mar 04 COLL. OF CHARLESTO *Mar 07 at Wake Forest *Mar 07 at Wake Forest *Mar 08 at Wake Forest Mar 10 at William & Mary *Mar 1 VIRGINIA *Mar 14 VIRGINIA *Mar 15 VIRGINIA Mar 17 LIBERTY Mar 18 RADFORD *Mar 20 CLEMSON *Mar 21 CLEMSON *Mar 22 CLEMSON Mar 24 NORFOLK STATE Mar 25 ETSU *Mar 27 at Florida State *Mar 28 at Florida State *Mar 29 at Florida State Mar 1 VMI Totals

19 @VT_Baseball Hokie Game Notes - Weekend No. 8 Team Game-by-Game for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) Pitching (All games) Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 1 at Mercer Feb 14 at Mercer Feb 15 at Mercer Feb 21 at Campbell Feb 22 vs Rider Feb 2 vs Rider Feb 2 at Campbell Feb 27 vs Toledo Feb 28 vs Toledo Feb 28 vs Toledo Mar 01 vs Toledo Mar 04 COLL. OF CHARLESTO *Mar 07 at Wake Forest *Mar 07 at Wake Forest *Mar 08 at Wake Forest Mar 10 at William & Mary *Mar 1 VIRGINIA *Mar 14 VIRGINIA *Mar 15 VIRGINIA Mar 17 LIBERTY Mar 18 RADFORD *Mar 20 CLEMSON *Mar 21 CLEMSON *Mar 22 CLEMSON Mar 24 NORFOLK STATE Mar 25 ETSU *Mar 27 at Florida State *Mar 28 at Florida State *Mar 29 at Florida State Mar 1 VMI Totals

20 @VT_Baseball Conference statistics for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) (ACC games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 6-6 Home: 4-2 Away: 2-4 ACC: 6-6 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 8 Alex Perez Erik Payne Brendon Hayden Andrew Mogg Saige Jenco Matt Dauby Mac Caples Sean Keselica Max Ponzurick Phil Sciretta Joe Freiday, Jr Ryan Tufts Miguel Ceballos Ricky Surum Rahiem Cooper Kyle Wernicki Sam Fragale Logan Bible Nick Anderson Totals Opponents LOB - Team (109), Opp (107). DPs turned - Team (7), Opp (9). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). (ACC games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 25 Sean Keselica / Jon Woodcock / Aaron McGarity / Luke Scherzer / Joey Sullivan / Chris Monaco / Connor Coward / Kit Scheetz / Sean Kennedy / Packy Naughton / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (8), Mogg, A. 8, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (), Woodcock, J. 1, Scherzer, L. 1, Coward, C. 1, Opp (1).

21 @VT_Baseball Game Results for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) (All games) Date Opponent Score Inns Overall ACC Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 1, 2015 at Mercer L Keselica, S. (L 0-1) 488 :05 Feb 14, 2015 at Mercer W McGarity, A. (W 1-0) 41 :22 Feb 15, 2015 at Mercer W Woodcock, J. (W 1-0) 288 2:45 Feb 21, 2015 at Campbell W Naughton, P. (W 1-0) 492 :02 Feb 22, 2015 vs Rider L Kennedy, S. (L 0-1) 0 2:0 Feb 2, 2015 vs Rider L -4 (12) Perez, A. (L 0-1) 0 :4 Feb 2, 2015 at Campbell L Kennedy, S. (L 0-2) 289 2:27 Feb 27, 2015 vs Toledo W Keselica, S. (W 1-1) 114 2:1 Feb 28, 2015 vs Toledo-1 W 1-0 (10) Scherzer, L. (W 1-0) 151 2:21 Feb 28, 2015 vs Toledo-2 L Sullivan, J. (L 0-1) 119 1:59 Mar 01, 2015 vs Toledo W Woodcock, J. (W 2-0) 102 2:25 Mar 04, 2015 COLL. OF CHARLESTON L Perez, A. (L 0-2) 214 2:9 * Mar 07, 2015 at Wake Forest-1 W Keselica, S. (W 1-0) 466 :11 * Mar 07, 2015 at Wake Forest-2 L McGarity, A. (L 1-1) 64 2:42 * Mar 08, 2015 at Wake Forest L Woodcock, J. (L 2-1) 521 2:48 Mar 10, 2015 at William & Mary L Sullivan, J. (L 0-2) 11 2:41 * Mar 1, 2015 #1 VIRGINIA W Keselica, S. (W -1) 419 2:8 * Mar 14, 2015 #1 VIRGINIA W McGarity, A. (W 2-1) :4 * Mar 15, 2015 #1 VIRGINIA W Coward, C. (W 1-0) :5 Mar 17, 2015 LIBERTY L Sullivan, J. (L 0-) 68 :09 Mar 18, 2015 RADFORD W Collazo, L. (W 1-0) 529 :26 * Mar 20, 2015 CLEMSON L 0-4 (10) Scherzer, L. (L 1-1) 40 :06 * Mar 21, 2015 CLEMSON L McGarity, A. (L 2-2) 1549 :16 * Mar 22, 2015 CLEMSON W 4- (12) Monaco, C. (W 1-0) 1484 :58 Mar 24, 2015 NORFOLK STATE W Kennedy, S. (W 1-2) 51 :02 Mar 25, 2015 ETSU W Scheetz, K. (W 1-0) 282 2:22 * Mar 27, 2015 at #7 Florida State W Keselica, S. (W 4-1) 425 :12 * Mar 28, 2015 at #7 Florida State L McGarity, A. (L 2-) 648 4:07 * Mar 29, 2015 at #7 Florida State L Scherzer, L. (L 1-2) 458 :22 Mar 1, 2015 VMI W Monaco, C. (W 2-0) 844 2:5 () extra inning game

22 @VT_Baseball Overall Statistics for Virginia Tech (as of Apr 01, 2015) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 8-4 Away: 5-7 Neutral: - ACC: 6-6 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 8 Alex Perez Erik Payne Brendon Hayden Andrew Mogg Saige Jenco Matt Dauby Sam Fragale Sean Keselica Phil Sciretta Logan Bible Ryan Tufts Mac Caples Miguel Ceballos Joe Freiday, Jr Kyle Wernicki Rahiem Cooper Max Ponzurick Ricky Surum Nick Anderson Ryan Burns Totals Opponents LOB - Team (254), Opp (218). DPs turned - Team (27), Opp (24). TPs turned - Team (1). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 25 Sean Keselica / Jon Woodcock / Aaron McGarity / Luke Scherzer / Chris Monaco / Kit Scheetz / Connor Coward / Alex Perez / Sean Kennedy / Joey Sullivan / Packy Naughton / Luis Collazo / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (1), Mogg, A. 10, Freiday, Jr., Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (8), Mogg, A. 1, Freiday, Jr. 1, Woodcock, J. 1, Scherzer, L. 1, Scheetz, K. 1, Collazo, L. 1, Monaco, C. 1, Coward, C. 1, Opp (4).