As a Junior (2007) – Batted .281 in 30 games … Started in 17 contests while slugging .328 and earned a .361 on-base percentage … Earned a .981 fielding percentage with 87 put-outs and 15 assists … Recorded a five game hitting streak to end the season … Hit safely in seven of last eight games he recorded an at-bat … On February 24 versus Mount St. Mary’s, he recorded three hits and three RBIs. As a Sophomore (2006) - Played in 30 games and started in 18 batting .167 … Only had one error in the field while posting a .990 fielding percentage … Had 18 assists and 84 putouts … Scored runs in four straight games played from March 25 to April 7 … Had a hit with two RBIs and a run scored in only at bat versus Liberty on April 7 … Recorded a three game hitting streak from February 19 to March 1. As a Freshman (2005) - Played in 35 games and started 18 … Batted .175, but contributed in the field, being charged with only 4 errors while registering 14 assists and 94 putouts … Recorded a .964 fielding percentage … Produced 4 multi-hit games during the season … Played in his first game on February 11 at Old Dominion where he recorded his first career at bat … Scored first career run on February 12 at Old Dominion … Tallied his first RBI on February 27 at William & Mary … April 9 recorded his first career hit at Coastal Carolina … Was 0-for-1 with a walk against Marist when the Red Foxes were coached by current Radford Coach Joe Raccuia. In High School – Was first team all-conference and state his junior and senior years … Named male athlete of the year for his school after his junior season. Academic/Community Service – Major: Sports Medicine. Personal - Full Name: Nachion Harris Moore … Born: November 10, 1985 in Tulsa, Ok. … Parents: Janice and Ricky Moore … Siblings: Brother- Jamar, Sister- Levonia.

MOORE'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Junior (2007) – Batted a .287 average in 40 games while starting 28 contests … Had a .436 slugging percentage with a .348 on-base percentage … Posted a .952 fielding percentage with 36 put-outs and four assists … Hit three runs and drove in 16 runs … Made one pitching appearance, a start, on May 15 … Had two three game hit streaks March 9-13, where he hit .500 and March 27-31 where he hit .750 … Recorded two three RBI games February 9 at Savannah State and May 8 at Richmond … Went 3-6 in the Savannah State series February 9-11 with a home run and five RBIs … Hit .571 (4-for-7) March 9-11 in the series with Binghamton … Registered seven multi hit games. As a Sophomore (2006) - Batted .252 in 45 games; 28 of which he started ... Slugged .342 with runners in scoring position ... Hit six doubles, two triples and tallied 28 total hits ... Recorded a .351 on base percentage ... Was three-for-three on stolen bases ... Earned a .913 fielding percentage … Produced four different three game hitting streaks … Had three straight games played with two hits from April 23-May 12 … Ended the season with hits in six of his last eight games played … Hit .310 (13-42) in his last 13 games … Produced six multi hit games … On March 16 as part of the double header with Norfolk State he hit .571 (4-for-7) with two doubles, an RBI and three runs scored. As a Freshman (2005) - Batted .231 with 21 hits, including one double and one home run … Scored 12 runs and drove in 10 RBIs … Appeared in 44 games, starting 23 … Made one pitching appearance during the season … Recorded a four game hitting streak from May 1-15 … Against Marist and current Radford Coach Joe Raccuia he batted .800 (4-for-5) with three RBIs and two runs scored in the three game sweep March 19-20 … Produced two hits and two RBIs versus High Point on April 15 … Recorded his first at bat in his first game at Old Dominion February 11 … Recorded his first run scored at Old Dominion on February 12 … On February 13, recorded his first hit at Old Dominion, Produced his first RBI on March 12 at Tennessee and his first home run on April 6 versus James Madison. In High School – Attended Salem High School in Virginia Beach, Virginia, where he earned second team All-Beach honors his sophomore, junior and senior seasons. Academic/Community Service – Major: Exercise Sport and Science … Graduated with honors from high school. Personal – Full Name: Jonathan David Spears … Born: July 3, 1986 in Norfolk, Va. … Parents: Don and Tammy Spears … Siblings: Sister- Lindsey.

SPEARS' YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Junior (2007) – Started in six games while appearing in 21 … Posted an 0-4 record with a 6.93 ERA in 50.2 innings pitched … Recorded his first collegiate save on May 11 at VMI … Collected 41 strikeouts and walked 18 … Allowed only one earned run and two total runs in last 11 2/3 innings (0.77 ERA) striking out nine. As a Sophomore (2006) - Appeared in 15 games while starting in 11 … Pitched in 66.2 innings … Posted a 1-10 record with a 7.70 ERA … Allowed one earned run in 6 2/3 innings while recording his first run allowed, hit allowed and strikeout in a Radford uniform at South Carolina Feb. 19 … Pitched a season high seven innings at High Point on March 25 allowing only four runs … Struck out eight in five innings at North Carolina A&T to pick up his first win at Radford. As a Freshman (2005) - Attended Chipola Junior College going 1-1 with a 10.66 ERA in 12 2/3 innings … Struck out seven allowing 16 hits and 15 earned runs. In High School - Named to First Team All-Mobile County as a senior. Academics/Community Service – Major: Business Finance … Member of the National Honor Society in High School. Personal – Full Name: Eric Stanley Evans … Born: December 29, 1985 in Summit, N.J. … Parents: Stan and Leslie Evans … Siblings: Sister- Kristen.

EVANS' YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Junior (2007) – Was named to the Preseason Big South All-Conference Squad by Baseball America … Batted .277 with two home runs … Started in 41 games while appearing in 42 … Slugged a .426 percentage with a .360 on-base percentage … Finished with a .968 fielding percentage with 127 put-outs and 22 assists … Hit safely in 17 of 19 games to start the season, including 10 straight … Recorded 11 multi-hit games during the season … Had five straight multi-hit games from April 21-May 12 … Hit .462 (12-for-26) over a seven game hitting streak from April 14-May 12 … Hit safely in 31 of 41 games and 31 of 40 starts … Had a season high three hit game at James Madison on March 7 … Drove in three runs on May 11 versus VMI. As a Sophomore (2006) - Played in 47 games, started in 45 … Posted a .293 batting average … Had a team high 51 hits and a team high 12 doubles … Hit four home runs while posting a .443 slugging percentage … Recorded 151 put outs and 27 assists, while committing no errors for a perfect fielding percentage … Posted 17 multi hit games and six games with three or more hits … Drove in multiple RBIs in nine games … Hit in seven straight games from March 3-12 with an average of .414 (12-for-29) … From March 3-10, drove in more than one run in five straight games … Went 4-for-4 with a triple, three RBIs and three runs scored versus Old Dominion on March 8 … Had three hit games in 3-of-4 games from March 14-18 where he hit .563 (9-for-16) … Batted .333 (4-for-12) with a home run and seven RBIs while scoring seven runs in the series at North Carolina A&T March 3-5 … Drove in four RBIs on two hits versus Charleston Southern on March 10. As a Freshman (2005) - Batted .301 in 46 games; 41 in which he started ... Hit three home runs and drove in 15 RBI ... Slugged .432 with runners in scoring position ... Stole 10 bases ... Recorded a .990 fielding percentage ... Had an on base percentage of .364 … Produced eight multi-hit games … Hit safely in 21 of his last 28 games … Went 4-for-4 with a home run, two RBIs and three runs scored vs. High Point on April 15 … Had a 3-for-3 performance versus Coastal Carolina on April 10 … Hit .333 (2-for-6) against Marist and current Radford coach Joe Raccuia … Had a seven game hit streak from March 10-20 … Posted a hit in five straight games from April 2-10 … Recorded a hit in his first three games at Radford … Hit home runs in back-to-back games at Richmond May 9-10 … Played in his first game while delivering his first hit, at bat and run on Feb. 11 at Old Dominion … Drove home his first career RBI at Old Dominion on Feb. 12 … Blasted his first career home run on April 15 versus High Point. In High School - Was named New Hampshire American Legion Rookie of the Year as a sophomore ... Outstanding junior male athlete as a junior ... Served as captain of the baseball team as a senior. Academic/Community Service – Major: Accounting & Finance Minor: Economics … Makes hospital visits to local children in the hospital … Lead the team’s canned goods drive and works with youth baseball camps. Personal – Full Name: Nathan Michael Toth Born: December 14, 1985 in Red Bank, N.J. … Parents: David and Jeannie Toth … Siblings: Brother- Ben, currently on RU roster as well. Sister- Alie.

TOTH'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) - Played at St. Petersburg Community College where he appeared in 37 games and collected 24 hits scoring 22 runs … Had a batting average of .218 with two doubles and seven RBIs. … Recorded a perfect stole base percentage by swiping nine bases in nine attempts. Summer (2007) – Played for the championship winning Leesburg Lighting of the Florida Collegiate Baseball League … Led team and league in triples … Was ninth in the league in batting average with .302 on 29 hits … Tops on the team in runs scored (21) and on base percentage (.449), which was third and fourth in the league respectfully … Produced 12 RBIs in 30 games played. As a Freshman (2006) – Played at Florida Atlantic University where he appeared in 41 games with 14 starts … Hit .229 with 13 runs scored and seven RBIs … Recorded a 1.000 fielding percentage … From April 23 to May 9 he hit safely in five of six games he recorded an at-bat while recording a .667 batting average (8-for-12) with seven runs scored and five RBIs … Played in his first game and scored his first run on Feb. 5 versus Tennessee … Collected his first hit, RBI and at-bat on Feb. 10 versus Southern Illinois. In High School – Played at Gaither High School in Tampa, Florida … Team finished as state runner-up his senior year. Academics/Community – Major: Media Studies-Advertising Minor: Marketing … Was member of the BETA Club and National Honors Society in high school … Did hospital visits during time with Florida Collegiate Summer League. Personal – Full Name: Mario Alejandro Duarte … Born: January 26, 1987 in Mountainview, Calif. … Parents: Art and Lisa Duarte … Siblings: Brothers- Rico and Marcell.

As a Sophomore (2007) – Started in 12 games and appeared in 24 … Batted .189 in 53 at-bats … earned a .313 on-base percentage … Recorded a .944 fielding percentage … Hit safely in four of last seven games where he hit .318 (7-for-22) … Produced three multi hit games … Scored three runs in victory over Savannah State on February 11. As a Freshman (2006) - Played in 44 games and started in 42 … Had a .272 batting average … Hit one homerun and posted a .299 slugging percentage … Recorded three different hit streaks of four games … Produced nine multi hit games and five multi-RBI games … Went 4-for-9 in the series with Duke February 24-26 with three RBIs … March 31- April 2 versus North Carolina-Ashville went 6 for 11 with 1 home run, three RBIs and three runs scored … Was 4-for-4 versus Charleston Southern with two RBIs and two runs scored on March 12 … Made his first collegiate appearance and at-bat February 17 at South Carolina … Recorded first hit February 24, first RBI February 25, and first run February 26 all at Duke … Hit his first home run March 31 versus North Carolina Asheville. In High School - Was named Concord District Honorable Mention during his junior and senior seasons … Hit .353 and was a perfect 8-of-8 stolen base attempts during his junior year ... During his junior season team won district and regional titles and was the Group AAA state runner up … Played with RU teammate John Lloyd at Westfield High School. Academics/Community Service - Major: Business Management Minor: Economics … Member of the 2006 and 2007 Big South Presidential Honor Roll … Made the 2007 Deans List … Volunteered with the Make-A-Wish Foundation in conjunction with the Big South … Helped with Toys for Tots … SAAC Community Service. Personal – Full Name: Steven Timothy Ellis … Born: October 6, 1986 in Centreville, Va. … Parents: Tim and Brenda Ellis … Siblings: Brother- John.

ELLIS' YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a redshirt Sophomore (2007) – Batted .255 in 98 at-bats … Started in 23 games and appeared in 39 … Had 64 put-outs and earned a .925 fielding percentage … Had a .327 slugging percentage … Had two appearances on the mound while collecting an 0-1 record and a 6.75 ERA … From March 7-30 hit safely in nine of 10 games played, while posting a .364 average (12-for-33) over the streak … Collected seven multi hit games. As a Sophmore (2006) - Took a redshirt after sitting out the season due to shoulder surgery. As a Freshman (2005) - Played at Norfolk State University … Played in 45 games while starting 38 … Recorded 18 hits including 3 doubles … Made 14 appearances including six starts on the mound … Pitched 43 innings striking out 33 … Recorded one win and one save during the season. In High School – A highly recruited pitcher out of Smithfield High School … Named All-Bay Rivers District his senior season … Selected to participate in the VHSCA All Star Game and to play in the Commonwealth Games … Was named to the Daily Press All-Star team his junior and senior season … Was on a team that won the Bay Rivers District twice … A four year varsity letterman in baseball and football and a two year varsity letterman in basketball. Academic/Community Service – Major: Business Management. Personal – Full Name: Joshua Ryan Eason … Born: March 6, 1986 in Newport News, Va. Parents: Merrill and Patty Eason Siblings: Brother- Jordan, who has accepted a scholarship to play football at the Air Force Academy.

EASON'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Junior (2007) – Missed the season due to shoulder surgery and took a medical redshirt. As a Sophomore (2006) - Batted .282 in 40 games played starting 36 games … Had a .331 slugging percentage with one home run … Recorded a .945 fielding percentage … From April 21-May 12 hit safely in five straight games played including three multi hit games … Produced multi hit games 10 times … Posted a .362 average (17-for-47) while hitting safely in 11 of last 15 games … During the series with Charleston Southern March 10-12 he hit .333 (4-for-12) with three RBIs … Hit first career home run March 26 at High Point.  As a Freshman (2005) – Played in 39 games starting 34 while hitting .188 … Recorded 18 hits and 11 runs scored … Stole five bases in eight attempts … Recorded a four game hitting streak March 19-22 … Had four hits in five at bats with two RBIs at Richmond on May 9 … Hit .333 (3-for-9) in series with Marist against current head coach Joe Raccuia on March 19-20 while collecting four RBIs … Played first game recording his first at bat and hit on Feb. 20 at South Carolina … Scored first career run at William & Mary Feb. 27 … Brought home his first RBI March 19 versus Marist. In High School - Played baseball, soccer and hockey in High School ... Earned American Legion Gold Glove Award. Academics/Community Service – Major: Marketing and Management Minor: Economics. Personal – Full Name: Benjamin David Toth … Born: August 7, 1984 in Tacoma, Washington … Parents: David and Jeannie Toth … Siblings: Brother- Nate, who is a member of the RU baseball team. Sister- Alie.

TOTH'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) – Posted a 6.18 ERA in 13 appearances … Finished 3-6 overall in 11 starts … The three wins led the team … Worked 62.2 innings allowing just one home run (May 12 versus VMI), his first of his career after working 56.2 inning without allowing one since his arrival at Radford … Allowed a .296 batting average … Won back-to-back starts against VCU on March 3 and Binghamton on March 10 … Had two straight complete games versus Binghamton on March 10 and North Carolina A&T on March 18 … Won his first career game at VCU March 3 … Summer (2007) – Played for the Fairfax Nationals of the Clark Griffith Collegiate Baseball League that reached the finals of the Jacobs Cup … Hit .394 with 10 RBIs in 87 at-bats … Posted a 1-0 record with a 0.90 ERA in 10 innings of work. As a Freshman (2006) - Played in 40 games while starting in 30 … Had a .236 batting average and a .321 slugging percentage … Posted a .929 fielding percentage … Made four pitching appearances all in relief … Posted three different four game hit streaks during the season … Recorded six multi-hit games including three in a row March 15-16 … Produced three multi-RBI games … Hit .571 (4-for-7) in double header at Norfolk State on March 16 adding two doubles, a triple, two runs and three RBIs … Was 2-3 with a triple and two RBIs versus JMU on April 19 … Played in his first game and made his first pitching appearance on Feb. 18 at South Carolina, he also recorded his first strike out, hit allowed and run allowed … In the Duke series, he registered his first at-bat on Feb. 24, first hit on Feb. 25, and his first run and RBI on Feb. 26. Summer (2005) – Played for the Vienna Senators of the Clark Griffith Summer League where he posted a 1.42 ERA and saving one game … Hit .231 in 10 games. In High School - Played for Billy Emerson at Paul VI Catholic High School where he was a four time All-WCAC award winner … Named to School Sports Magazine pre-season top players list for Washington D.C. … During his senior season he was Team's Co MVP, 1st team All-WCAC, 1st Team All-State, 1st Team Washington Examiner, and 1st Team Washington Post All-Met … Was finalist for WCAC, VISBA, and All-Met Player of the Year Awards his senior year … Holds single season school records for wins, shutouts, ERA, hits, and stolen bases … Was Second Team All-WCAC and was nominated for VISBA All-State honors … Was an American Legion All-Star in 2004 … Member of the 2004 Virginia Independent State Baseball Championship team … Was third team All-WCAC as a Utility Player his sophomore season … Also lettered in indoor track and was a member of Nationally Ranked basketball team in 2004 … Played with current RU teammates Alex Gregory and Robert Lamas at Paul VI Catholic High School. Academics/Community Service – Major: Marketing Minor: Psychology … Highlander Scholar Athlete … Member of the Big South Honor Roll. Personal – Full Name: William Robert Naylor … Born: January 25, 1987 in Fairfax, Va. … Parents: Bill and Theresa Naylor Siblings: Brothers- Chris and James, Sister- Kathryn.

NAYLOR'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) – Batted .229 while appearing in 39 games starting in 36 contests … Slugged .339 and earned a .300 on-base percentage … Fielded at a .909 clip with 70 put-outs and 120 assists … Drove in 17 runs on 27 hits … Posted five multi hit games and three multi RBI games … Recorded a five game hit streak from March 23 to March 30 hitting .389 (7-for-18) during streak … From May 8-May 17 he hit in five of six games, including four straight, while driving in six runs and hitting his first career home run on May 13. As a Freshman (2006) - Played in 36 games and started in 31 … Batted .233 with a .256 slugging percentage … posted a .895 fielding percentage … Recorded a hit in nine of his first 11 games as a Highlander in which he posted an at bat … Produced a seven game hitting streak from March 8-26 … Went 2 for 4 with three RBIs at James Madison on April 5 … Drove in a run in three straight games from March 14 to March 19 … Made his first appearance on Feb. 17 at South Carolina … Recorded his first at bat and hit on Feb. 25 at Duke … Drove in his first career RBI on March 14 at Old Dominion … Scored his first run on March 1 at VCU. In High School - A First Team district infielder as a senior ... Was honorable mention All-Region ... Was a Second Team infielder as a junior … Help lead American Legion Post 16 to the Virginia State title by pitching team to victory on the mound allowing only two earned runs while striking out eight. Academics/Community Service – Major: Sport Administration … Graduated from Brookville High School with honors. Personal – Full Name: Robert Michael Weiss … Born: August 16, 1986 in Lynchburg, Va. … Parents: Tony and Joyce Weiss.

WEISS' YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) – Led the team and Big South in batting with a .430 average, which was also sixth nationally in 158 at-bats … Was a Big South Conference First Team selection … Was named to the CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Second Team squad (University Division) … Selected second team All-VaSID team … Named as a Honorable Mention Selection to the All-Ping team … Was the Big South Player of the Week for play during the week of May 7-13, in which he hit .526 (10-for-19) with three RBIs, 3 doubles, and seven runs scored, he also hit .571 in the three game series with VMI on May 11-13 … Scored 22 runs on 68 hits … Was tied for second on the team in homeruns (5) … Led the team in RBI (33), total bases (96), slugging (.608) and on-base percentage (.474) … Had 227 put-outs and a .957 fielding percentage … Recorded a hit in 34 of 40 games played, including 34 of 39 games started … Led the team with 24 multi-hit games and had 10 straight multi-hit games from April 20-May 19 … Ended the season on a 16 game hitting streak … Hit safely in 28-30 games to end the season … Had nine games with three or more hits including a four hit game vs. Winthrop on April 7 … Recorded seven multi-RBI games … Recorded three hits and five RBIs in victory over Ohio on Feb. 24. Summer (2007) – Named to the Clark Griffin Collegiate Baseball League All-League team for the second straight year … Was the only player in the league to finish in the top three of the triple crown stats (Avg., HR, RBIs) as he hit .353 (2nd) with 10 home runs (T-1st) and drove home 41 runs (2nd) … Led the league in slugging percentage (.673), extra base hits (24), total bases (105) and on base plus slugging percentage at (1.110), while tying for the league lead in hits (55) … Also led the league in triples, setting a new season high for the league … Finished second in the home run hitting contest and played in the All-Star game, against the Maryland Collegiate Baseball League. As a Freshman (2006) - Played in 48 games while starting in 47 … Batted a .272 with a team high 180 at bats … Tied school single-game record with three home runs versus vs. VMI in second game of a double header on April 15 ... Recorded team highs with nine home runs, .472 slugging percentage and 40 RBI … Led all Big South freshman in home runs and RBI ... Had 240 put outs and 62 assists posting a .977 fielding percentage … Drove in four runs and scored four runs in a game twice; at North Carolina A&T on March 4 and at VMI on April 15 … Hit safely in 13 of his first 15 games as a Highlander, including nine straight … Had four different hit streaks of at least four games … Recorded nine multi hit games including five games with three or more hits and two games with four hits … Played his first game on Feb. 17 at South Carolina recording his first at-bat as well … Produced his first hit and RBI on Feb. 18 at South Carolina … Scored first career run on Feb. 25 at Duke … Nailed his first home run on March 4 at North Carolina A&T. In High School - Two-time First Team All-State selection (2004 and 2005) for Paul VI Catholic HS ... Named to All-Met, All-Examiner and All Conference teams both years ...  Named one of Greater Washington DC's Top 10 position players by School Sports magazine ... Help lead the Paul VI Panthers to Division I VISBA State Championship in 2004 ... Paul VI HS career leader in batting average, slugging percentage, on-base percentage and home runs ... Earned honorable mention All-Conference honors at Langley High School as a sophomore … Teammates with current RU outfielder and pitcher Will Naylor and catcher Robert Lamas at Paul VI Catholic High School. Academics/Community Service – Major: Marketing Minor: Economics … Has made the Dean’s list in all five semesters at Radford … Inducted into the National Spanish Honors Society in high school … Nominated to National Young Leaders Conference during his junior year of high school … Coached and Officiated in the Great Falls Little League and Basketball League for five years … Baseball and Basketball Clinic counselor for local hometown youth leagues … Volunteer at Sunrise Assisted Living Facility. Personal – Full Name: Alex Michael Gregory … Born: November 7, 1986 in White Plains, N.Y. … Parents: Andy and Diane Gregory … Siblings: Brother- Michael.

GREGORY'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) – Batted .303 in 76 at-bats … Started in 20 games and appeared in 39 … Had a .329 slugging percentage … Earned a .361 on-base percentage … Collected 125 put-outs and posted a .964 fielding percentage … Collected six hits in nine at bats at conference champion Coastal Carolina March 23-25, including three on March 25 … Recorded three hits in five at-bats vs. Binghamton March 9-11 … Had four different hitting streaks of three games or more. As a Freshman (2006) - Batted a team high .364 … Played in 39 games while starting in 19 … Had a .375 slugging percentage … Produced a team high on base percentage of .451 … Hit in nine straight games from April 15-May 13 posting a .436 (17-for-39) … Banged out 10 multi-hit games, including a four hit game at VMI on April 15 in game two of the double header … Had five straight multi-hit games from April 15-23. Produced a five game hit streak from March 1-11 … Played in his first game on Feb. 17 at South Carolina and recorded his first at-bat the next day against the Gamecocks … Scored his first run, hit and RBI on March 1 at VCU. In High School – Named city Player-of-the-Year his senior season … First team All-TCIS Conference his senior season … Made the All-VAIS state team and All-Tidewater Area team his senior year … Was named All-Conference as a junior … Was a four year varsity letterman in baseball … He had a career batting average of .420 and was voted most athletic at Nansemond Suffolk Academy. Academic/Community Service – Major: Sport Administration. Personal – Full Name: Jeffery Lee Cooper … Born: February 19, 1987 in Portsmouth, Va. … Parents: Jack and Marcia Cooper.

COOPER'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) – Posted a team-best 4.38 ERA in 10 appearances … Finished the season at 1-1 while starting in two games … Pitched in 24.2 innings while only allowing opponents to bat .221 … Did not allow a home run all season … Had a consecutive inning scoreless streak of 11 innings in five appearances from April 25 to May 17. As a Freshman (2006) - Posted an ERA of 6.91 with a 1-3 record … Had 14 appearances and two starts … Pitched 27.1 innings while allowing 27 runs (21 earned) … Pitched three scoreless innings during series at High Point in two appearances … Had two scoreless outings during series at North Carolina A&T … Made first appearance allowing first run and hit at South Carolina Feb. 18 … Struck out his first batter and gave up his first home run on Feb. 25 at Duke … Earned his first career victory on March 10 vs. Charleston Southern … In High School - As a senior he recorded 80 strikeouts in 58 innings … Named first team All Concord District and All Northern Region … Was the starting pitcher in the VHSL All-Star game … Also played football at Herndon High School. Academics/Community Service – Major: Business Management Minor: Business Economics. Personal – Full Name: Joshua Michael Hammonds … Born: August 14, 1987 in Falls Church, Va. … Parents: Roy and Diana Hammonds. Siblings: Brother- J.P.

HAMMONDS' YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Sophomore (2007) – Batted .292 in 40 games … Started in 22 games while slugging .404 and earning a .337 on-base percentage … Had one home run and drove in 13 runs … Was two-for-two in stolen base attempts … Had a five game hitting streak from March 2-9 hitting .381 (8-for-21), including hitting .364 (4-for-11) at VCU … Recorded three hits in three different games, March 9 against Binghamton, March 18 against North Carolina A&T, March 20 at Longwood … Hit safely in four of last seven games including the final two to end the season. As a Redshirt Freshman (2006) - Saw time in 29 games while starting in nine … Batted .224 with a home run and nine RBIs … Posted a .347 slugging percentage … Had a .926 fielding percentage, committing only two errors … Drove in nine runs on 11 hits … On April 15 at VMI hit his first career home run while going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs scored … Played his first game recording his first at bat, hit and RBI on March 8 vs. Old Dominion … Scored first career run at James Madison on April 5. As a Freshman (2005) - Redshirted during his first season. In High School - First Team All Beach as a utility player ... First Team All-Tidewater as a utility player ... Hit over .340 and played all nine positions on the field ... Team MVP as a senior ... Academics/Community Service – Major: Criminal Justice … Was an honor roll student throughout high school. Personal – Full Name: Nicholas Jonathan Minter … Born: December 16, 1985 in Richmond, Va. … Parents: Clarence and Patricia Minter … Siblings: Brother- Christopher, Sister- Katie.

MINTER'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Junior (2007) – Only appeared in five contests early before a season ending arm injury allowing him to redshirt … Allowed no runs in 2 1/3 innings at Savannah State on Feb. 10-11. As a Sophomore (2006) - Attended Montgomery College – Germantown where the team finished fifth in the NJCAA championships … Team captain his sophomore year. As a Freshman (2005) - Attended Montgomery College – Germantown. In High School - Named to the All-County team in 2004 … All-Gazette honoree in 2004 … High school baseball and swimming captain as a senior. Academics/Community Service – Major: Marketing Minor: Economics … Graduated from Montgomery College-Germantown with an Associate of Arts Degree … Winner of the Maryland House of Delegate Scholarship Award. Personal – Full Name: Stephen Andrew Hinz … Born: August 17, 1986 in Washington D.C. … Parents: Pete and Lynda Hinz … Siblings: Brothers- Matt, Brent.

As a Sophomore (2007) – Appeared in 15 games while making 5 starts, all in-conference ... Finished with a 1-5 record and 47 innings of work … Allowed one earned run or less in 9-of-10 relief appearances and allowed no earned runs in five appearances … With the exception of the Liberty relief appearance he had a 3.00 ERA in relief over 12 innings … Had a 3.27 ERA in his first 11 innings pitched allowing only four earned runs … In his 10 relief appearances he produced an ERA of 6.75 compared to 7.71 as a starter. As a Freshman (2006) - Made 14 appearances with 2 starts and 22.2 innings pitched … Of his 14 appearances six resulted in no runs allowed, while in 10 he allowed 1 or less earned runs … Made his first appearance while recording his first strike out at South Carolina on Feb. 18 … Gave up his first hit and run on Feb. 26 at Duke … Picked up his first career win on Feb. 24 vs. Ohio … Allowed his first home run on March 1 at VCU. In High School - Named All Concord-District, Honorable Mention All-Region (2004, 2005) ... Posted a .095 ERA in 59 innings in 2004 … Had 69 strikeouts in 2005 and 150 career strikeouts … Recorded eight wins in 2004 ... Athletic Boosters Student Athlete Scholarship Winner … Also played football at Westfield High School … Played with current RU teammate Steven Ellis in high school. Academics/Community Service – Major: Media Studies-Advertising Minor: Marketing. Personal – Full Name: John Andrew Lloyd … Born: August 7, 1987 in Fairfax, Va. … Parents: John and Rosemary Lloyd … Siblings: Sister- Jessica.

LLOYD'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS

As a Junior (2007) - Did not play last season allowing him to redshirt.  As a Sophomore (2006) - Appeared in 22 games, all in relief ... Posted a 1-1 record with an 8.31 ERA in 26 innings … In 11 appearance he allowed no earned runs and in 10 he allowed no runs ... 17 times he allowed just one earned run or less 15 he allowed just one run or less … Recorded his first career win on April 23 at Winthrop … Earned his first career save on March 10 versus Charleston Southern.  As a Freshman (2005) - Pitched a total of 28 innings with an ERA of 6.43 ... Tallied 15 strikeouts and allowed only one home run … Started the season with eight straight scoreless innings over eight appearances … Allowed no earned runs in 13 of 21 appearances and no runs in 12 of 21 … Made his only start on May 18 versus William & Mary … Had one appearance against Marist and when current Radford coach Joe Raccuia coached the Red Foxes … Made his first career appearance on Feb. 12 at Old Dominion recording his first strike out and allowing his first hit … April 5 he allowed his first career run versus ETSU … At ETSU on April 27, he allowed his first career home run.  In High School - Set Hickory High School record for strikeouts in a game ... Named to the second team All-Southeastern District team. Academics/Community Service – Major: Media Studies-Journalism … Served as Sports Editor of The Tartan, the Radford University school newspaper … Has been on the Dean’s List at RU. Personal – Full Name: Mark Douglas Beppler … Born: December 6, 1985 in Norfolk, Va. … Parents: William and Laurie Beppler … Siblings: Brothers- Joey, Thomas

As a Redshirt Freshman (2007) – Appeared in 40 games while starting in 18 … Slugged a .380 percentage and a .309 on-base percentage … Hit one home run and was five-for-six in stolen base attempts … Recorded a .952 fielding percentage with 54 put-outs and five assists … Had a seven game hit streak from March 30 – April 14 in which he hit .364 (8-for-22) … From Feb 24 – March 10 recorded a hit in eight of nine games including hitting safely in five straight games … Produced a hit in 13 of 18 games he started including five multi-hit games which was his season total … Hit .299 (20-for-67) in games he started … Recorded his first career at-bat and run on February 9 at Savannah State … Earned his first hit on February 11 at Savannah State … On February 28 recorded his first career RBI at Old Dominion … Blasted his first career home run on April 1 at home versus High Point. As a Freshman (2006) - Redshirted his first season at Radford University. In High School - Was a Second Team Southeastern District selection as a junior and a First Team selection as a senior … Was named to the All-Tidewater and All-Region Teams as a senior. Academics/Community Service - Major: Criminal Justice Minor: Information Technology. Personal – Full Name: Tyren Lajel Rivers … Born: September 1, 1987 in Chesapeake, Va. … Parents: Doug and Benita Rivers … Siblings: Brothers Ombri and Kieton.

As a Redshirt Freshman (2007) – Started in 30 games while appearing in 39 … Batted .268 with five home runs … Finished with a .446 slugging percentage and a .374 on-base percentage … Was six-for-seven in stolen base attempts … Had a .933 fielding percentage with 27 put-outs … Hit safely in 11 of 14 games to end the season posting a .405 average (15-for-37) … Recorded a seven game hit streak from April 21-May 13 hitting .500 (9-for-18) during the streak As a Freshman (2006) - Played in 13 games while starting in nine but took a medical redshirt the remainder of the season … Posted a .179 batting average and a .333 slugging percentage … Had a .778 fielding percentage … Hit one home run while driving in seven runs on seven hits … March 3-5 at North Carolina A&T he hit .500 (5-for-10) including posting a hit in all three games … Also hit his first college home run on March 4, while driving in six runs and scoring three during the series with North Carolina A&T … Played in his first game and recorded his first at-bat on Feb. 17 at South Carolina … Recorded his first hit and scored his first run at South Carolina on Feb. 18 … Drove home his first RBI on Feb. 25 at Duke. In High School – Named to the All-Metro team as a Honorable Mention … Selected as his team’s Outstanding Player Award his senior season … Won the Andre Wallace Award for Male Most Outstanding Athlete at his high school … Earned Gatorade Baseball Rookie of the Year as a sophomore and was named baseball MVP as a junior. Academics/Community Services – Major: Exercise, Sport and Health Education Minor: Management … Participates in the after school program at Belle Heth Middle School in Radford. Personal – Full Name: Raphael Ahmad Turner … Born: December 6, 1986 in Richmond, Va. … Parents: Joyce and Joseph Turner.

TURNER'S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS