Kellogg Community College

2018 Media Guide

KELLOGG
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
 Building a Tradition of Excellence

2017

Western Conference
League Champions
MCCAA State Champions

2015

MCCAA League Champions

Region XII Champions
5th Place NJCAA World Series
NJCAA All-Academic Team
Award - 3.34 Team GPA

2013

MCCAA League Champions

NJCAA All-Academic Team
Award - 3.20 Team GPA
 Team Photo

Front Row (L to R): Logan Briggs, Gavin Homer, Alex Crump, Riley Creamer, AJ Mitchell, Raphe Gross, Austin Gauss,
Tony Carmola, Drew Hamilton, Gordon Hayward and Zach Dehn.
Middle Row (L to R): Associate Head Coach Jim Miller, Assistant Coach Alex Goodwin, Dillon Heath, Ethan Eldridge,
Spencer Nelson, Hunter Nielsen, Tyler Mojsiejenko, Brandon Haynes, Alex Walton, Connor Myers,
Assistant Coach Travis Wade and Head Coach Eric Laskovy.
Back Row (L to R): Cameron Pope, Zachary Smith, Mark Scannell, Cody Tone, Derrick Edington, Max Swan, Blake Bales,
Bennet Norry, Zach Karbowski, and Korey Knowles.

Quick Facts Go Bruins!

Founded Enrollment
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Affiliation
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 Meet the Coaches
Eric Laskovy Head Coach
Coach Laskovy enters his 19th year in the Kellogg Community College Baseball Program. He is entering his twelfth year as the
Head Coach. Over the course of his first eleven years as head coach, the Bruins have won multiple championships, including
seven MCCAA conference titles; 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2017 and four Regional Championships resulting in
trips to the NJCAA Division II World Series (in 2007, 2009, 2011, and 2015). The Bruins finished their season as National
Runner-Up in 2007.
Coach Laskovy has seen 12 former players drafted or signed to professional contracts during his tenure. KCC continues to
place a high number of players each year into quality four-year institutions across the country. The Bruins have sent 93 student
athletes on to four-year institutions to play baseball in the past 11 years.
Kellogg baseball has been equally impressive in the classroom, consistently maintaining a team GPA of over 3.0, including
a 3.18 in 2010, a 3.2 in 2013, a 3.28 in 2014, a 3.31 in 2015, and a 3.17 in 2016 with the team receiving NJCAA Academic
Team honors along the way. “We are extremely proud of the balance we have created on and off the field,” stated Coach Laskovy. “Our student athletes’
commitment to academics, athletics, and the community has shown in the amount of players that have transferred to and been successful at the next level.”
Eric attended Paw Paw High School where he was an All-State football player and All-Conference in baseball and basketball. After transferring from
Kalamazoo Valley Community College, he was a two- year starter in baseball at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock where he earned a Bachelor’s
Degree in Health Science. In 2001, Coach Laskovy earned a Master’s Degree in Physical Education from Western Michigan University. From 2006 to 2012,
Eric has worked as an Associate Scout for the Cincinnati Reds. In 2013, he became an Associate Scout with the Atlanta Braves. Along with coaching the
Bruins, Coach Laskovy teaches full-time in the Physical Education Department at KCC. Eric and his wife Shannon reside in Battle Creek and have a daughter,
Kellen Grace.

Jim Miller Associate Head Coach

Coach Miller begins his 21st season at Kellogg Community College. He attended Climax-Scotts High School where he lettered
in four varsity sports, winning several All-Conference awards. Coach Miller spent over 20 years on active military duty with the
United States Army before retiring in 1992. During his military career Jim played and coached baseball, basketball, and fast-
pitch softball at several levels within the Army.
Upon retiring, Jim spent four years as Assistant Coach at Comstock High School before joining the coaching staff at KCC.
Coach Miller has been a part of all 5 KCC World Series appearances. He has also spent several years coaching summer baseball in
Battle Creek, leading Del Seat Builders to a league Championship and appearing twice in the Stan Musial World Series. Jim has
been inducted into the Battle Creek Amateur Wall of Fame for his contributions to amateur baseball in the city and region.
He is a graduate of the United States Army’s Sergeants Majors Academy and also attended Central Texas College. Jim and his
wife Lucy have been married for close to 40 years. Their daughter Mary and husband Andy recently welcomed their first child,
Leah, to the family.

Travis Wade Assistant Coach

Coach Travis Wade starts his first year with the Bruins as an Assistant Coach, focusing on the Bruin pitching staff. Wade played
baseball at Kellogg Community College and Eastern Michigan University. He had a 13-year professional baseball playing career,
including pitching for the Houston Astros organization at the AAA level. In 2000, he was a Florida State League All-Star as a
closer and was promoted to AA where his team won a Championship. He was named Rolaids Relief Pitcher of the year and a
2001 All-Star selection. Travis has 535 Professional appearances. 706 innings pitched, 539 career strikeouts, and over 100 saves.
Travis finished his professional career overseas in Taiwan.
Following his playing career, Travis became a pitching coach at the professional level and began working with young
athletes in the offseason. He was the pitching coach in the Canam league and the Golden league, where he worked under the
1984 World Series Tiger Championship team Daryl Evans. In 2015, Travis spent a year as the manager of the Kalamazoo Growlers
of the Northwood’s league.
Wade is a native of Climax, Michigan, graduating from Climax-Scotts High School. Travis and his wife Colene reside in Augusta along with their son
Emerson. They are expecting their second child this spring.

Alex Goodwin Assistant Coach

Coach Alex Goodwin starts his first year with the Bruins as an Assistant Coach, focusing on the catchers for this year’s squad.
Goodwin played baseball at Kellogg Community College during the 2014 & 2015 seasons as a catcher and outfielder for the
Bruins. He was a starter for the 2015 MCCAA Champions and World Series Bruins team.
Along with bringing a youthful energy to the coaching staff, Goodwin was a prototype of success of a Bruin baseball player.
Goodwin garnered Academic All-MCCAA and Academic All-Conference awards as a Bruin. He also was also named to the All-
MCCAA 2nd Team for his play in the field. Goodwin also won the coveted KCC ‘Dirt Bag’ Award after his sophomore season
playing for the Bruins.
After his playing days at KCC, Goodwin just finished his playing career at Western Michigan University in 2017, serving as a
catcher and outfielder for the Broncos as he finishes his degree at WMU.
Coach Goodwin is originally from Midland High School in Midland, Michigan.
 Program Sponsors
KCC Baseball would like to thank the following spon-
sors of the Bruin Baseball Program.Your continued
support is greatly appreciated!

JDC Properties

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and Dad

Good Luck #36 Max Swan – Love Brock

The Athletic Department of and Nicole
Kellogg Community College says:
Good luck Gavin Homer – Your loving
family
Good Luck Bruin Baseball!
 Roster
NO NAME POS B/T HT WT YR HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL
1 Raphe Gross OF L/R 5’10” 183 SO Chicago, IL / Simeon
2 Gavin Homer INF R/R 5’9” 172 SO Battle Creek / Lakeview
3 Riley Creamer INF L/R 5’9” 180 SO Lansing / Lansing Catholic Central
4 Blake Bales RHP R/R 6’4” 225 FR Schoolcraft / Schoolcraft
5 Austin Gauss INF R/R 5’10” 210 FR Williamston / Williamston
6 Derrick Edington RHP R/R 6’8” 200 FR Pickford / Pickford
7 Alex Crump C R/R 5’9” 161 FR Grand Rapids / Northview
8 AJ Mitchell INF R/R 5’11” 230 FR Battle Creek / Harper Creek
9 Anthony Carmola IN R/R 5’10” 178 FR Granger, IN / Saint Joseph
10 Zach Dehn OF/RHP R/R 5’9” 169 FR Battle Creek / Lakeview
11 Zachary Smith RHP R/R 6’1” 212 SO East Leroy / Harper Creek
12 Hunter Nielsen RHP R/R 6’0” 170 FR Plainwell / Plainwell
13 Connor Myers LHP L/L 5’10” 185 SO Rudyard / Rudyard
14 Brandon Haynes IF/RHP R/R 5’11” 161 FR Climax / Climax-Scotts
15 Andrew Hamilton UTL R/R 5’10” 175 FR Vicksburg / Vicksburg
16 Logan Briggs OF L/L 5’8” 166 SO Traverse City / Central
17 Gordon Hayward OF R/R 5’9” 195 FR Middleville / Thornapple Kellogg
18 Ethan Eldridge OF/RHP R/R 5’11” 173 FR Battle Creek / Lakeview
19 Zach Karbowski RHP R/R 6’2” 235 FR Portage / Portage Central
20 Alex Walton INF/OF R/R 5’11” 220 SO Marshall / Marshall
21 Bennett Norry RHP R/R 6’1” 186 SO Grand Rapids / Kenowa Hills
22 Mark Scannell RHP R/R 6’2” 195 FR Grand Rapids / Forest Hills Central
23 Spencer Nelson OF R/R 6’3” 176 FR South Bend / John Adams
24 Korey Knowles C R/R 6’0” 216 SO Monroe / Ida
27 Cameron Pope LHP R/L 6’0” 200 FR New Lothrop / New Lothrop
29 Dillon Heath INF/RHP R/R 5’11” 226 FR Hastings / Hastings
30 Cody Tone RHP R/R 6’4” 219 FR Schoolcraft / Schoolcraft
33 Tyler Mojsiejenko INF L/R 6’1” 190 FR Stevensville / Stevensville
36 Max Swan RHP R/R 6’5” 260 SO Clare / Clare

1 Raphe Gross
Hometown Chicago IL
High School Simeon High School
High School Honors MVP
Hobbies Music, sports and dressing up
Role Model Meeh Mill and Jay Z

2 Zach Dehn
Hometown Battle Creek
High School Lakeview High School
Hobbies Fishing, hiking and camping
Role Model Brooks Robinson

 Meet the Team

3 Riley Creamer
Hometown Lansing
High School Lansing Catholic High School
High School Honors All-Conference 2 years, All-District, All-Region,
All-State 1st Team. MVP 2 years, Lansing State
Journal Dream Team
Hobbies Fishing, golfing and weight lifting
Role Model Mom, Dad and Lebron

4 Blake Bales
Hometown Schoolcraft
High School Schoolcraft High School
High School Honors 1st Team All-Conference 2 years, Honorable
Mention, All-State, National Honor Society, S.A.C
Scholar Athlete, USMC Distinguished Athlete
Hobbies Fishing and swimming
Role Model Mom and Dad, Derek Jeter and Miggy Cabrera

5 Gavin Homer
Hometown Battle Creek
High School Lakeview High School
High School Honors NJCAA All-Conference, All-Conference 2 years,
All-City 2 years, All-District, Athlete of the Year
and Captain
Role Model Mom, Dad and Derek Jeter

6 Derrick Edington
Hometown Pickford
High School Pickford High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-State, Captain, MVP,
Academic Honors
Hobbies Hunting, fishing and hanging out with family
Role Model Mom, Dad, Marcus Stroman and Dan Rambo
 Meet the Team

7 Alex Crump
Hometown Grand Rapids
High School Northview High School
High School Honors All-Conference 2 years, All-District,
All-Area, Team Captain
Role Model Mom and Dad

9 Tony Carmola
Hometown Granger, IN
High School St Joseph High School
High School Honors 1st Team All-Conference 2 years, All-State, MVP,
3A State Champion Team, Indiana All-Star team

10 Mark Scannell
Hometown Grand Rapids
High School Forrest Hills Central High School
High School Honors All-Conference 2nd Team, Captain, National Honor
Society, Scholar- Athlete, 3-sport athlete, 3 year letter,
Eagle Scout
Hobbies Skiing, biking, hiking and camping
Role Model Dad

11 Austin Gauss
Hometown Williamston
High School Williamston High School
High School Honors All-Conference 2 years, All-District 2 years,
All-Region, All-State, Rookie of the Year,
MVP, Lansing State Journal All-Area 1st Team
Hobbies Fishing and gaming
Role Model Derek Jeter, Dwayne Johnson and Javier Baez
 Meet the Team

13 Connor Myers
Hometown Rudyard
High School Rudyard High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-Region, All-District, All-State
Honors, SAC Player of the Year
Hobbies Fishing, hunting and playing ball
Role Model Derek Jeter

14 Brandon Haynes
Hometown Climax
High School Climax-Scotts High School
High School Honors All-Conference 4 years, Academic All-District
4 years, All-District 3 years, All-State 2 years,
Captain 2 years and MVP
Hobbies Mountain biking and airsoft shooting
Role Model Dad

15 Andrew Hamilton
Hometown Vicksburg
High School Vicksburg High School
Hobbies Baseball, hunting/fishing, camping and football

16 Logan Briggs
Hometown Traverse City
High School Traverse City Central High School
High School Honors All-Conference 2 years, All-District 2 years,
Record Eagle All-Region Dream Team 2 years
Hobbies Fishing and sports
Role Model Mom, Dad and Sam Flamont
 Meet the Team

18 Ethan Eldridge
Hometown Battle Creek
High School Lakeview High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-City, All-State, Captain,
Honorable Mention
Role Model Mom and Dad

19 Zachary Smith
Hometown East Leroy
High School Harper Creek High School
High School Honors All-City, All-Conference, MVP, Top Pitcher,
All-District, All-Region, All-State
Hobbies Hanging out with friends and working out
Role Model Dad

20 Alex Walton
Hometown Marshall
High School Marshall High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-State 2nd Team, All-Region,
All-Area, Under Armor All-American, Captain
Hobbies Weight lifting and fishing
Role Model Evan Sharpley

21 Bennett Norry
Hometown Grand Rapids
High School Kenowa Hills
High School Honors All-Conference 2 years, All-District,
Cum Laude
Hobbies Fishing
Role Model Mom and Dad
 Meet the Team

22 AJ Mitchell
Hometown Battle Creek
High School Harper Creek High School
High School Honors All-Conference Honorable Mention, All-
District, All-City
Role Model Derek Jeter and Ray Lewis

23 Zach Karbowski
Hometown Portage
High School Portage Central High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-Conference
Honorable Mention,Varsity 3 years
Hobbies Baseball
Role Model Mom, Dad and Grandparents

24 Korey Knowles
Hometown Monroe
High School Ida High School
High School Honors Captain, 1st Team All-League, All-Region,
2nd Team All-State
Hobbies Hunting, Fishing and Golfing

25 Gordon Hayward
Hometown Delton
High School Thornapple-Kellogg High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-District and MVP
Hobbies Hunting, fishing and playing baseball
Role Model Mom and Dad, grandpa and Dan Koller
 Meet the Team

27 Cameron Pope
Hometown New Lothrop
High School New Lothrop High School
High School Honors All-Conference 3 years, All-Region 3 years,
All-District 3 years, All-State 3 years, Team MVP,
Most Valuable Pitcher, County Player of the Year
Hobbies Playing video games and hanging out with friends
Role Model Grandparents

28 Hunter Nielsen
Hometown Kalamazoo
High School Plainwell High School
High School Honors Second Team All-Conference
Hobbies Hiking and reading
Role Model Mike Trout

29 Dillon Heath
Hometown Hastings
High School Hastings High School
High School Honors All-Conference, Honorable Mention and Pitcher of
the Year
Hobbies Hunting and fishing
Role Model Mom and Dad

30 Cody Tone
Hometown Schoolcraft
High School Schoolcraft High School
High School Honors 1st Team All-Conference, Team Captain, All-State
Honorable Mention
Hobbies Hunting, fishing
Role Model Dad
 Meet the Team

31 Spencer Nelson
Hometown South Bend
High School John Adams High School
High School Honors All-Conference 1st Team, Academic Honors,
Team MVP 3 years, Captain 2 years
Hobbies Sports and gaming
Role Model Ichiro Suzuki

33 Tyler Mojsiejenko
Hometown Stevensville
High School Lakeshore High School
High School Honors All-Conference 3 years, All-Region 2 years,
All-State 2 years, Michigan Dream Team 2 years,
State Champions 2 years
Hobbies Baseball, hanging out with my friends and playing
with my dog

36 Max Swan
Hometown Clare
High School Clare High School
High School Honors All-Conference, All-District
Hobbies Hunting, fishing and baseball
Role Model Brock Swan-older brother

Golf Sponsors
KCC Baseball would like to thank the following sponsors for the annual Bruin Baseball Golf
Outing. Your continued support is greatly appreciated!
Paul Mellini Lee Moser Jason Stewart
Johnny Crane Modern Woodman Andrew Paris
Russ Bortell & Family of America Fraternal Larson Cronkright
Lakeview Ford Financial Colton Loomis
Hara CPA Professional Tom Balluff Brian Blanchard
& Family Nate Rulewicz Jacob Sponsler
Kenny Lee Builders Champ Champanois John Morrison
 2017 Post Season Awards

Academic Awards
Academic All-Conference Academic All-MCCAA
All-Conference = 3.0 GPA or higher with 24 hours passed All-MCCAA = 3.2 GPA or higher with 24 hours passed
Logan Briggs Joey Nate Logan Briggs Cooper Marshall
Chase Carpenter Bennett Norry Chase Carpenter Joey Nate
Chris Clark Bailey Peterson Chris Clark Bennett Norry
Riley Creamer Cole Sanderson Riley Creamer Bailey Peterson
Brandon Haas Joe Stasa II Brandon Haas Cole Sanderson
Cooper Marshall
NJCAA All-Academic Third Team
NJCAA All-Academic First Team GPA between 3.60-3.79 and at least 24 hours passed
4.0 GPA and at least 24 hours passed Chris Clark
Logan Briggs Cooper Marshall
Cole Sanderson
NJCAA All-Academic Second Team
GPA between 3.80-3.99 and at least 24 hours passed
Brandon Haas

Academic All-American
Eleven Kellogg Community College baseball players have achieved NJCAA Academic All-American status over the last 10 years, demonstrating the program’s
high standard for excellence in the classroom. Pinnacle Academic Achievement awards maintained 4.0 GPA, Superior Academic Achievement awards main-
tained 3.80-3.99 GPA, and Exemplary Academic Achievement awards maintained a 3.60-3.79 GPA.

Logan Briggs . . . . . . Pinnacle Academic Achievement
Drew Carlile . . . . . . Superior Academic Achievement
Chris Clark . . . . . . Superior Academic Achievement
Max Drenth . . . . . . Pinnacle Academic Achievement
Bradley Hayden . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Jacob Lincoln . . . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Cooper Marshall . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Chad Mayle . . . . . . Superior Academic Achievement
Jacob Miller . . . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Travis Moore . . . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Jason Mueller . . . . . Superior Academic Achievement
Kyle Nolen . . . . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Hayden Robbins . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Cole Sanderson . . . . Superior Academic Achievement
Dayne San Miguel . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Bradley Spieldenner . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
Addison Webb . . . . . Superior Academic Achievement
Joe Wolf . . . . . . . . Exemplary Academic Achievement
 2017 Post Season Awards

Athletic Awards
Team All-Western Conference All-Freshmen Team
MCCAA Champions Korey Knowles
Western Conference Champions Bailey Peterson
Max Swan
NJCAA Division II First Team All-American
Cooper Marshall All-Western Conference Freshman of the
Year
All-Region XII Team 1st Team Bailey Peterson
Cooper Marshall
Bailey Peterson Region XII All-Tournament Team
Bailey Peterson
All-MCCAA Alex Walton
Cooper Marshall
Bailey Peterson KCC Team ‘Dirt Bag’ Award
Cooper Marshall
MCCAA Coach of the Year
Eric Laskovy

All-Western Conference 1st Team

Cooper Marshall
Bailey Peterson

Where Are They Now?

Former Bruins currently playing at 4-year schools
Tate Brawley . . . . . . .
Chase Carpenter . . . . .
Chris Clark . . . . . . . .
Anthony DiPonio . . . . .
Walter Graf . . . . . . . .
Garrett Hammer . . . . .
Alec Justin . . . . . . . .
Cooper Marshall . . . . .
Jason Mueller . . . . . . .
Joey Nate . . . . . . . . .
Matt Pearsall . . . . . . .
Grand Valley State University
Grand Valley State University
Northwood University
Davenport University
Aquinas College
New Mexico Highlands University
Saginaw Valley State University
Western Michigan University
Indiana Tech University
Grand Valley State University
Northwood University
Bailey Peterson . . . . . .
Geno Roberts . . . . . .
Cole Sanderson . . . . . .
Joey Stasa . . . . . . . . .
Alex Sova . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Brad Spieldenner . . . . .
Brady VanSloten . . . . . .
Mitch Weber . . . . . . .
Joe Wolf . . . . . . . . .
Michigan State University
Davenport University
Davenport University
Concordia University
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro
Concordia University
Davenport University
Aquinas College
Indiana Tech University
 2017 Team Standings
2017 MCCAA Baseball Standings Conference Results
School MCCAA Record Overall Record
Kellogg 20-4 34-17-2
Grand Rapids 18-6 26-28
Kalamazoo Valley 16-8 22-21
Muskegon 13-11 24-22-1
Lake Michigan 9-15 15-23
Glen Oaks 6-18 13-24
Ancilla 2-22 5-28

Kellogg wins the regular season Western Conference Championship

MCCAA State Tournament

Championship game:
Kellogg. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Lansing . . . . . . . . . . 6

Kellogg wins the MCCAA State Championship

Region XII Tournament Results

Game 1 Kellogg . . . . . . . . . . 24 Macomb. . . . . . . . 12 (7 innings)
Game 2 Lansing. . . . . . . . . . . 8 Kellogg . . . . . . . . . 5
Game 3 Kellogg. . . . . . . . . . 12 Kalamazoo. . . . . . 8
Game 4 Cuyahoga. . . . . . . . 14 Kellogg . . . . . . . . . 4 (5 innings)

Kellogg finishes 4th in the regional tournament

Lansing advances to the NJCAA Division II World Series
 2017 Overall Statistics
Record: 34-17-2 Home: 14-2-1 Away: 19-11-1 Neutral: 1-4 Conf: 20-4

HITTING STATISTICS
# Player GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB CS PO A E FLD%
23 Blake Groat 1.000 12 0 1 0 1 - - - 0 1 1.000 - - - - 1.000 - - - - 0 2 0 1.000
11 Bailey Peterson .473 48 3 146 74 69 12 4 11 67 122 .836 37 5 19 - .590 - 6 20 1 42 96 20 .873
4 Cooper Marshall .445 53 3 182 66 81 16 2 11 72 134 .736 25 5 33 - .521 1 4 22 - 32 83 11 .913
24 Korey Knowles .409 31 1 93 24 38 11 6 4 35 73 .785 7 5 10 - .472 1 1 1 - 138 4 3 .979
16 Logan Briggs .392 39 1 102 38 40 5 - 2 20 51 .500 11 6 18 - .479 - 2 5 - 23 1 1 .960
30 Mitch Weber .382 41 3 123 35 47 13 1 3 45 71 .577 15 9 26 - .483 - 4 2 - 23 2 1 .962
20 Alex Walton .347 37 2 95 28 33 6 1 1 24 44 .463 25 4 16 - .496 1 - - 1 159 9 5 .971
2 Chase Carpenter .346 49 3 130 35 45 7 6 - 28 64 .492 27 7 19 - .482 - 3 11 4 58 83 12 .922
13 Joey Nate .345 49 3 116 27 40 12 1 1 35 57 .491 10 6 16 - .424 - 4 5 2 192 23 5 .977
1 Raphe Gross .333 45 3 156 44 52 10 - 2 26 68 .436 23 4 24 - .432 - 1 20 1 67 0 4 .944
34 Travis Snyder .333 20 0 6 2 2 1 - - 0 3 .500 2 - 1 - .500 - - - - 8 5 0 1.000
18 Tanner Gross .313 43 2 115 37 36 7 3 4 22 61 .530 16 6 18 - .423 - - 8 3 15 2 4 .810
10 Eugene Roberts .264 44 2 140 28 37 7 3 5 42 65 .464 12 4 27 - .340 - 1 3 1 40 3 3 .935
7 Chris Clark .260 30 2 73 15 19 2 - 1 10 24 .329 10 3 14 - .372 - 1 - - 112 5 0 1.000
22 Riley Creamer .239 37 0 67 19 16 2 2 1 16 25 .373 22 2 16 - .440 - 2 2 - 23 34 5 .919
3 Mathew Fowler .235 29 0 51 19 12 1 - 1 9 16 .314 6 2 11 - .339 - 1 4 3 16 1 1 .944

Total .356 53 53 1596 491 568 112 29 47 451 879 .551 248 68 268 - .462 3 30 103 16 971 387 88 .939
Opponents .288 53 53 1151 275 332 64 10 22 221 482 .419 166 55 185 11 .400 10 20 54 14 730 333 78 .932

PITCHING STATISTICS
# Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA
3 Mathew Fowler 0.00 0 0 1 0 - - 0 0.1 - - - 1 - - - - 2 - - - - - -
36 Max Swan 2.94 8 1 16 0 - - 0 52.0 44 26 17 21 38 - - - 20 2.200 4 1 - - -
22 Riley Creamer 3.45 1 1 10 0 - - 1 15.2 18 6 6 6 10 - - - 16 1.125 - - - - -
13 Joey Nate 4.05 4 2 14 1 1 - 0 53.1 58 38 24 11 41 1 1 1 80 .725 - - - 1 -
12 Dalton Ketelaar 4.26 0 0 10 0 - - 2 12.2 12 8 6 5 7 - - - 4 3.000 - - - - -
8 Cole Sanderson 4.53 6 4 12 1 - - 0 51.2 47 42 26 19 34 - - 3 31 1.516 5 6 - - 1
19 Zachary Smith 4.66 3 0 10 0 - - 2 19.1 20 13 10 6 24 - - - 14 1.429 - - - - -
15 Alec Justin 5.47 3 0 14 1 - - 0 49.1 50 49 30 34 31 2 - - 74 .676 2 4 - 1 -
34 Travis Snyder 7.07 3 2 17 0 - - 0 28.0 35 28 22 15 31 - 1 1 36 .972 2 2 - - 1
21 Bennett Norry 8.22 4 4 18 0 - - 1 38.1 60 48 35 14 18 2 - 1 52 1.154 6 5 - - -
6 Joseph Stasa II 9.00 1 1 6 0 - - 0 6.0 9 14 6 7 6 - - - - - - 1 - - -
23 Blake Groat 10.67 1 0 11 0 - - 1 14.1 23 21 17 10 9 - - - 23 1.000 - 4 - - -
9 Joby Kawaski 12.15 0 0 11 0 - - 0 13.1 8 19 18 26 12 - - - 9 .889 - 4 - - -
17 Brandon Hass 15.80 0 2 9 0 - - 0 13.2 20 26 24 17 11 - - - 23 .870 - 6 - - -

Total 5.89 34 17 53 53 1 3 7 368.0 404 338 241 192 272 5 2 6 384 1.052 19 33 - 2 2
Opponents 9.07 15 21 53 53 4 - 4 286.2 4 07 382 289 197 212 5 2 37 1596 .626 29 41 - 1 -
 Kellogg Baseball
All American Players
Brian Saltzgaber Jacob Sponsler Dan Jones
1987 2000 2001

Brock Snyder Justin Carter Aaron Dorgan

2002 2003 2004

Jimmy Baker Noah Turner Kevin Mailloux

2005 2005 2006

Brad McElroy Steele Lewis Jeff Woods

2006 2007 2007

Chad Mayle Tyler Bradner

Cooper Marshall
2013 2015
2017

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 Building a Tradition of Excellence

2012

MCCAA League Champions

2011

Region XII Champions

4th Place NJCAA World Series

2010

MCCAA League Champions

NJCAA All-Academic Team
Award - 3.18 Team GPA
Season Schedule 2018
Media Guide
Date Opponent Site Time
FEB. 23 Louisiana State University - Eunice (1-9 inning) (A) 6:00 pm
24 Louisiana State University - Eunice (A) 1:00 pm
25 Louisiana State University - Eunice (A) 1:00 pm
26 Bossier Parish (1-9 inning) (A) 4:00 pm
27 Tyler Junior College (1-9 inning) (A) 1:00 pm
28 Centenary College JV (A) TBA
MAR. 1 Centenary College JV (1-9 inning) (A) 12:00 pm
9 Sinclair Community College (A) 3:00 pm
10 Sinclair Community College (A) 11:00 am
13 Davenport University JV (A) 3:00 pm
19 Davenport University JV (1-9 inning) (A) 3:00 pm
21 Siena Heights University JV (1-9 inning) (A) 4:00 pm
23 *ANCILLA COLLEGE (H) 2:00 PM
24 *Ancilla College (A) 1:00 pm
28 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY JV (H) 3:00 PM
29 Adrian College JV (A) 4:00 pm
APR. 2 Mott Community College (A) 2:00 pm
6 *LAKE MICHIGAN COLLEGE (H) 2:00 PM
7 *Lake Michigan College (A) 1:00 pm
10 Jackson College (1-9 inning) (A) 3:00 pm
13 *GLEN OAKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE (H) 2:00 PM
14 *Glen Oaks Community College (A) 1:00 pm
17 LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE (1-9 inning) (H) 3:00 PM
20 *Kalamazoo Valley Community College (A) 2:00 pm
21 *KALAMAZOO VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE (H) 1:00 PM
24 JACKSON COLLEGE (1-9 inning) (H) 3:00 PM
27 *Grand Rapids Community College (A) 2:00 pm
28 *GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE (H) 1:00 PM
MAY 1 Lansing Community College (1-9 inning) (A) 3:00 PM
4 *Muskegon Community College (A) 2:00 pm
5 *MUSKEGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE (H) 1:00 PM
8 IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE (H) 3:00 PM
10 MCCAA Championship Tournament (A) TBA
17-20 Region XII Tournament (A) TBA
May 26-June 2 NJCAA National Championship (A) TBA

All games are Double Headers unless indicated *Denotes conference games