Johns Hopkins
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Location: Baltimore, Md.
Nickname: Blue Jays
Coach: Bob Babb
Record: 37-2
Conference: Centennial

Rowan
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Location: Glassboro, N.J.
Nickname: Profs
Coach: John Cole
Record: 36-6
Conference: New Jersey

DeSales
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Location: Center Valley, Pa.
Nickname: Bulldogs
Coach: Tim Neiman
Record: 26-12
Conference: MAC Freedom

St. Joseph's, N.Y.
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Location: Patchogue, N.Y.
Nickname: Golden Eagles
Coach: Randy Caden
Record: 26-16
Conference: Skyline

Arcadia
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Location: Glenside, Pa.
Nickname: Knights
Coach: Stan Exeter
Record: 25-14
Conference: Pennsylvania

Juniata
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Location: Huntingdon, Pa.
Nickname: Eagles
Coach: George Zanic
Record: 24-15
Conference: MAC Commonwealth

Radio

Listen to all the tournament action on WPAZ-AM 1370. All games will also be streamed via the station's website at www.1370wpaz.com

Other Regional Sites

Rensselaer Regional
Brockport 9, Cortland 4
Ithaca 18, Rensselaer 6
Brockport 8, Ithaca 3
Cortland 11, Rensselaer 2
Ithaca 8, Cortland 5
Brockport 8, Ithaca 2
Brockport advances

Wooster Regional
Manchester 5, Heidelberg 1
Wooster 4, Albion 3
Heidelberg 8, Albion 4
Manchester 5, Wooster 2
Wooster 10, Heidelberg 7
Manchester 7, Wooster 6
Manchester advances

Wisconsin-Whitewater Regional
Ripon 12, St. Thomas 11
UW-Whitewater 22, Concordia 7
St. Thomas 13, Concordia 1
UW-Whitewater 5, Ripon 1
St. Thomas 6, Ripon 4
UW-Whitewater vs. St. Thomas

Chapman Regional
LaVerne 7, Trinity, TX 5
Linfield 5, Cal State Hayward 4
George Fox 3, Chapman 1
Trinity 5, CSU-Hayward 3
Chapman 6, LaVerne 2
George Fox 10, Linfield 5
LaVerne 11, Linfield 4
Trinity 7, Chapman 2
George Fox 6, LaVerne 1
George Fox 6, Trinity 2
George Fox advances

Ferrum Regional
Emory 10, York 4
Salisbury 13, Methodist 12
Mary Washington 6, Va. Wesleyan 1
Methodist 7, York 6
Emory 3, Va. Wesleyan 2
Salisbury 21, Mary Washington 11
Salisbury 11, Emory 10
Methodist 9, Mary Washington 0
Methodist 8, Emory 5
Salisbury 6, Methodist 1
Salisbury advances

Illinois Wesleyan Regional
Carthage 6, Blackburn 4
Simpson 9, McMurry 4
Aurora 14, Ill. Wesleyan 7
Blackburn 6, Ill. Wesleyan 3
Aurora 16, McMurry 4
Simpson 15, Carthage 9
Aurora 7, Simpson 5
Carthage 14, Blackburn 10
Carthage 14, Simpson 7
Aurora 21, Carthage 4
Aurora advances

Eastern Connecticut Regional
Eastern Connecticut 5, Amherst 2
W. New England 3, Endicott 1
Bridgewater State 4, Babson 3
Endicott 12, Amherst 10
E. Connecticut 8, Babson 0
Bridgewater State 4, WNEC 3
E. Connecticut 19, Bridgewater State 3
WNEC 3, Endicott 1
Bridgewater State 10, WNEC 4
E. Connecticut 9, Bridgewater State 3
E. Connecticut advances

NCAA Tournament Resources

ABCA Division III Poll
NCAASports.com
NCAA Baseball Statistics
DIII Baseball Home Page
NCAA Championship site

Sunday, May 23
Game #10 - Rowan 4, Johns Hopkins 2 - FINAL
Matt Enuco's two-run triple in the top of the ninth inning lifted Rowan to a 4-2 win over Johns Hopkins University in the championship game of the NCAA Division III Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament. Rowan advances to the NCAA Division III World Series in Fox Cities, Wisconsin. Johns Hopkins jumped out to a 2-0 lead on a Brian Morley homerun in the third and a Tim Casale double in the fifth. Rowan answered with a single run in the sixth on Bryan Ciconte double and tied it on a Jesse Pappler sacrifice fly in the seventh. With two out in the ninth, Mike Rucci singled to left, Pappler walked and Tournament MVP Enuco followed with the game-winning triple. Mike Sclafani picked up the win with two innings of hitless relief, while Matt Righter took the loss in relief of Jason Thayer, who allowed just three hits in eight innings.
Box score / Play-by-Play.

All-Tournament Team

Tournament MVP: Matt Enuco, Rowan, SS

P Josh Schwartz, Rowan
P Jeremy Brown, Johns Hopkins
P Tom McCullen, Rowan
C Nolan Neiman, DeSales
1B Irv McFarland, Rowan
2B Nick Urbanovich, Rowan
SS Carl Ippolito, Johns Hopkins
3B Mike Spiciarich, Johns Hopkins
OF Craig Cetta, Johns Hopkins
OF Rob Morrison, Johns Hopkins
OF Bryan Ciconte, Rowan
At-large Justin Loomis, Arcadia
At-large John Connell, Arcadia
At-large Kyle Peters, DeSales
At-large Kevin Ginter, St. Joseph's (NY)
At-large Zachary Sternberg, Juniata

Saturday, May 22
Game #7: Rowan 6, Johns Hopkins 0 - FINAL
Josh Schwartz fired a complete-game shutout and struck out six to lead to Rowan to a 6-0 win over Johns Hopkins. Rowan advances to Sunday's championship game while Johns Hopkins will take on the winner of the Arcadia-DeSales game at 7 p.m. tonight. The Profs jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning when Bryan Ciconte singled and Irv McFarland homered to left. They added four more in the eighth on an RBI singles by McFarland and Matt Enuco, a sacrifice fly by Brent Dempsey and an error. McFarland finished with two hits, two runs scored and three RBI while Enuco finished with a pair of hits. Johns Hopkins had their best chance in the seventh when singles by Brian Morley and Mike Spiciarich and a pair of fielder's choices put runners on second and third with two outs. But Schwartz struck out Doug Hitchner to end the threat. Rob Morrison and Morley each had two hits each for the Blue Jays while Ryan McConnell took the loss, his first of the season.
Box score / Play-by-Play.

Game #8: Arcadia 10, DeSales 9 - FINAL
Arcadia pounded out 16 hits and held off a DeSales rally in the ninth inning to eliminate the Bulldogs, 10-9. The Knights broke a scoreless tie with a five-run fifth inning. Tom DeCicco led off the inning with a bunt single and Anthony Ragona followed with a sacrifice bunt and reached on a throwing error. After John Maxon dropped a perfect bunt single, Justin Loomis (pictured) delivered an RBI single and John Bellis cleared the bases with a triple down the right field line. Eric Sagnor then scored Bellis with an RBI single. DeSales answered with three runs in the top of the sixth inning on three hits and three Arcadia errors. The Bulldogs took a 6-5 lead in the seventh on an RBI groundout by Dan Fratantoro and RBI singles by Nolan Neiman and Ian Hauze. Arcadia took a 10-6 lead with five more runs in the bottom of the inning on an RBI single by Anthony Matranga, a bases-loaded walk to Maxon and a three-run double by Loomis. DeSales scored three runs on three hits in the top of the ninth inning but fell just short. Loomis went 4-for-4 with four RBI while Bellis had two hits, scored three runs and knocked in three. Ryan Windt picked up the win. Neiman and Hauze paced the Bulldogs with two hits and three RBI each while Derek Miller had two hits and scored three runs.
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Game #9: Johns Hopkins 7, Arcadia 3 - FINAL
Mike Spiciarich (pictured) went 4-for-4 while Russ Berger won his 13th straight mound decision as Johns Hopkins eliminated Arcadia, 7-3. Rob Morrison gave the Jays an early 2-0 lead with a two-run homer to center field in the bottom of the third. Spiciarich homered in the fourth for a 3-0 lead before Arcadia dented the board with two in the fifth. RBI hits from Mike Durgala and Craig Cetta in the fifth extended the Jays' lead to 5-2 and they never looked back. Berger walked three and surrendered seven hits to improve to 5-0. Sven Stafford threw two perfect innings for his eighth save of the season.
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Friday, May 21
Game #4: Arcadia 8, Juniata 7 - FINAL
Arcadia scored four runs in the bottom of the ninth to eliminate No. 6 seed Juniata, 8-7. Sophomore Tom DeCicco (pictured) drove in the tying and winning runs with a two-run single off Eagle reliever Derek Tyson. Juniata had tallied twice in the top of the ninth to take a 7-4 lead. The Knights improve to 26-15, while the Eagles' season ends at 24-17.
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Friday, May 21
Game #5: Johns Hopkins 7, St. Joseph's 2 - FINAL
Matt Righter allowed just four hits and struck out nine to lead Johns Hopkins to a 7-2 win over St. Joseph's. The Blue Jays pounded out 13 hits, led by Rob Morrison and Craig Cetta (pictured) who had two hits and two RBI each. Johns Hopkins jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the second on a two-run home run by Cetta. It added four more in the third on a two-run double by Mike Durgala, a run-scoring double by Mike Spiciarich and a sacrifice fly from Carl Ippolito. The Golden Eagles got on the board in the 8th inning when Kevin Ginter (2-for-3) poked a two-run single. Tony Gallia, who entered the game with a perfect 9-0 mound mark, took the loss. St. Joseph's ends its season at 26-18.
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Game #6: Rowan 7, DeSales 2 - FINAL
Tom McCullen allowed two runs on six hits and struck out 10 to lead Rowan to a 7-2 win over DeSales. The Profs got two hits and three RBI including a home run from Irv McFarland while Nick Urbanovich went 3-for-4 with two runs scored. Rowan scored five runs in the 5th inning on a solo home run by Bryan Ciconte and two-run shots by McFarland and Matt Enuco. Kyle Peters led DeSales with two hits including a solo home run, while Anthony Palmieri took the loss. Rowan will face Johns Hopkins at 11:00 am on Saturday while DeSales will take on Arcadia at 3:00.
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Thursday, May 20
Game #1: Johns Hopkins 6, Juniata 0 - FINAL
Rob Morrison and Mike Spiciarich each hit two-run homers in support of the complete-game effort of RHP Jeremy Brown (pictured) as Johns Hopkins defeated Juniata, 6-0. Brown allowed just five hits and struck out 10 Eagles to improve to 9-0 on the season. Cody Zong took the loss for Juniata and fell to 3-4. The Blue Jays scored one run in the fifth and sixth innings and put two-spots on the board in the seventh and eighth frames. Craig Cetta went 3-for-3 for Hopkins (38-2), while Morrison had two hits and two RBI. Zach Sternberg had a pair of singles for Juniata (24-16).
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Thursday, May 20
Game #2: Rowan 3, Arcadia 2 - FINAL
Rowan scored twice in the bottom of the ninth to come from behind and defeat Arcadia, 3-2. Trailing 2-1 with one out in the final inning, Rowan's Roger Turley walked and Brian Ciconte was hit by a pitch. Nick Urbanovich plated Turley with the game-tying run on a double to left center and Irvin McFarland followed with a deep sacrifice fly to left to score Ciconte for the win. Urbanovich finished with two hits and two RBI while Jim Gendaszek (1-1) picked up the win in relief of starter Brian McLaughlin. Arcadia's Ryan Windt (6-3) took the loss for the Knights who got two hits from M.C. Bertolino.
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Game #3: DeSales 5, St. Joseph's (NY) 4 - FINAL
Matt Lezinsky's double, in the bottom of the 9th inning, scored Kyle Hoffman with the game-winning run as DeSales topped St. Joseph's, 5-4. DeSales took a 3-0 lead in the first on a two-run single by Kyle Peters and a throwing error. They extended their advantage to 4-0 on Mike Cohan RBI double. The Golden Eagles answered when pinch-hitter Tom Smith belted a three-run homer in the sixth. St. Joseph's tied it in the 8th on an RBI single by Rob Maccone. Matt Reppert (6-1) picked up the complete game win for DeSales after scattering eight hits and fanning eight. Michael Luzim (5-5) took the loss on the mound for the Golden Eagles.
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Statistical Leaders

Top Hitters

Player                  AVG  GP-GS    AB   R   H  2B  3B  HR RBI   TB  SLG%  BB HBP  SO GDP   OB%
Rob Morrison, JH.....  .491  33-27   110  36  54   4   0   2  24   64  .582   8   2   4   3  .529
Tim Casale, JH.......  .435  36-33   131  40  57  11   5   1  24   81  .618  11   3   6   1  .477
Justin Loomis, ARC...  .428  40-39   138  36  59  12   0   3  32   80  .580  19   6  22   0  .503 
Jon Kensecki, DES....  .412  24-21    68  16  28   0   0   0   3   28  .412  11   2  11   0  .506
Anthony Matranga, ARC  .394  29-20    71  11  28   6   0   1  23   37  .521   8   4   6   1  .465 
Mike Durgala, JH.....  .375  32-31    96  29  36  11   0   5  36   62  .646  13   9   9   1  .483
Michael Rucci, ROW...  .369  42-42   160  36  59  11   1  10  47  102  .637  16   8  27   3  .439
John Bellis, ARC.....  .360  39-38   136  28  49   7   1   2  37   64  .471  14   2   7   0  .414
John Connell, ARC....  .352  40-38   145  24  51  14   0   2  40   71  .490  21   2  22   3  .435

Player                 ERA   W-L   APP  GS  CG SHO/CBO SV    IP   H   R  ER  BB  SO
Tom McCullen, ROW...  1.59  10-1    15  14   3   1/3    0  90.1  76  26  16  21  73
Josh Schwartz, ROW..  1.61  11-0    12  11   5   2/0    0  89.2  68  26  16  17  85
Jeremy Brown, JH....  1.74   8-0    14  11   4   0/0    0  72.1  46  22  14  23  83
Matt Reppert, DES...  2.11   5-1    11  10   5   1/0    0  68.1  70  22  16   9  36
Matt Righter, JH....  2.22   6-0    13   7   2   0/0    0  52.2  43  22  13  17  47
Eric Hatten, JUN....  2.25   1-1    17   0   0   0/0    7  16.0  20   7   4   3  15
Ryan McConnell, JH..  2.37   7-0    11   4   1   0/0    0  38.0  34  10  10  18  33
Sven Stafford, JH...  2.52   1-1    13   1   0   0/0    7  25.0  24   7   7   9  26
Jason Thayer, JH....  2.67   5-0     9   3   1   1/1    1  33.2  27  10  10   7  38

Directions to Bear Stadium in Boyertown, PA

From Allentown, PA - Take Rt. 22 West to Route 100 South. Take the Boyertown Exit off Rt. 100 South and make a right onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.

From East-West Turnpike - Take Exit 23 of the PA Turnpike and make a right onto Route 100 North. Take Rt. 100 north for approximately 15 miles and take the Boyertown/Gilbertsville Exit off Rt. 100 North. Make a left onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.

From King of Prussia - Take Route 422 West to Route 100 North. Take the Boyertown/Gilbertsville Exit off Rt. 100 North. Make a left onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.

From Philadelphia - Take Route 76 West (Schuylkill Expressway) to Route 202 South. From Rt. 202 South, take Route 422 West to Route 100 North. Take the Boyertown/Gilbertsville Exit off Rt. 100 North. Make a left onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.

From Reading - Take Rt. 422 East to Route 100 North. Take the Boyertown/Gilbertsville Exit off Rt. 100 North. Make a left onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.

From Wilmington and Points South - Take Rt. 95 North to Rt. 202 North to Rt. 100 North. Take Rt. 100 North for about 20 miles. Take the Boyertown/Gilbertsville Exit off Rt. 100 North. Make a left onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.

From New York City or North New Jersey - From the NJ Turnpike, take Rt. 78 West. Take Rt. 78 into Pennsylvania. Take the Lehigh Street exit off Rt. 78 West. Make a left onto Lehigh Street off the exit ramp. Follow Lehigh Street, which turns into Emmaus Ave after about three miles. Take Emmaus Ave thru town of Emmaus. Emmaus Ave. eventually turns into Rt. 100 South. Follow Rt. 100 South for about 30 minutes and take the Boyertown Exit off Rt. 100 South and make a right onto Rt. 73 West at the end of the exit ramp. Make a right at the first light onto Madison Street. Make a left onto 4th street. Make a right onto Monroe Street and the stadium is ahead on your left next to Boyertown High School.