2013 Virginia Tech Hokies baseball team

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2013 Virginia Tech Hokies baseball
Virginia Tech Hokies logo.svg
Conference Atlantic Coast Conference
Ranking
CoachesNo. 22
Record40–22 (15–14 ACC)
Head coach
Assistant coaches
  • Patrick Mason
  • Mike Kunigonis
Home stadium English Field
Seasons
← 2012
2014  →
2013 Atlantic Coast Conference baseball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Atlantic
No. 9 Florida State  x‍‍‍y20–10 .66747–17 .734
No. 8 NC State  ‍‍‍y19–10 .65550–16 .758
No. 14 Clemson  ‍‍‍y18–12 .60040–22 .645
Maryland  ‍‍‍11–19 .36730–25 .545
Wake Forest  ‍‍‍9–20 .31028–27 .509
Boston College  ‍‍‍4–25 .13812–40 .231
Coastal
No. 2 North Carolina  x‍‍‡‍y21–7 .75059–12 .831
No. 7 Virginia  ‍‍‍y22–8 .73350–12 .806
Virginia Tech  ‍‍‍y15–14 .51740–22 .645
Georgia Tech  ‍‍‍y15–15 .50037–27 .578
Miami (FL)  ‍‍‍y14–16 .46737–25 .597
Duke  ‍‍‍9–21 .30026–29 .473
x – Division champion
‡ – Tournament champion
y – Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of June 30, 2013 [1]
Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

The 2013 Virginia Tech Hokies baseball team is representing Virginia Tech in the 2013 NCAA Division I baseball season. They will play in the 2013 ACC Championship. Head Coach Pete Hughes is in his 7th year coaching the Hokies. They are coming off a 2012 season, in which they had a 34 win season. 11 of them came in the ACC. That marked the fourth straight year with over 30 wins under Pete Hughes. [2]

Contents

Personnel

2013 Virginia Tech Hokies Roster [3]
 

Pitchers

  • 26 Eddie Campbell - Junior
  • 11 Luis Collazo - Freshman
  • 24 Ricky Hodges - Redshirt Sophomore
  • 12 Jake Joyce - Senior
  • 29 Sean Kennedy - Freshman
  • 7 Tyler Knight - Freshman
  • 3 Clark Labitan - Redshirt Senior
  • 14 Joe Mantiply - Senior
  • 35 Brad Markey - Junior
  • 28 Tanner McIntyre - Senior
  • 21 Colin O'Keefe - Junior
  • 13 Devin Burke- Redshirt Junior
  • 38 Matt Tulley - Freshman
  • 37 Josh Moore - Freshman
 

Infielders

  • 10 Rahiem Cooper - Freshman
  • 41 Matt Dauby - Freshman
  • 8 Alex Perez - Sophomore
  • 5 Chad Pinder - Junior
  • 16 Ryan Burns - Redshirt Freshman
  • 32 Gary Schneider - Redshirt Junior

Utility

  • 34 Brendon Hayden - Sophomore
  • 25 Sean Keselica - Sophomore
  • 15 Phil Sciretta - Freshman
 

Catchers

  • 23 Jake Conway - Sophomore
  • 30 Andrew Mogg - Freshman
  • 33 Chad Morgan - Redshirt Junior
  • 2 Mark Zagunis - Sophomore

Outfielders

  • 6 Logan Bible - Redshirt Freshman
  • 17 Kyle Bynum - Freshman
  • 22 Carson Helms - Sophomore
  • 27 Tyler Horan - Redshirt Junior
  • 18 Saige Jenco - Freshman
  • 20 Andrew Rash - Redshirt Senior
  • 4 Kyle Wernicki - Redshirt Sophomore
  • 40 Tim Kelly - Freshman
 

Schedule

2013 Virginia Tech Baseball Game Log [4]
Regular season
February
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordACC record
February 15 Kent State –Brooks Field10–9J. Joyce (W, 1-0)J. Pierce (0-1)C. Labitan(1)3511–0–
February 16Kent State–Brooks Field8-1B. Markey (1-0))C. Wilson (0-1)None5192-0–
February 16 UNC Wilmington –Brooks Field9-0D. Burke (1-0)J. Ramsey (0-1)None1,0383-0–
February 17UNC Wilmington–Brooks Field7-2T. McIntyre (1-0)T. Blaze (0-1)J. Joyce (1)1,0024-0–
February 23 Temple 24 English Field 3–7E. Peterson (1-0)J. Joyce (1-1)None2514-1–
February 23 Holy Cross 24English Field7–5B. Hayden (1-0)T. Mara (0-1)C. Labitan(2)1,0635–1–
February 24 Delaware 24English Field13–4B. Markey (2-0)A. Davis (0-2)None2796–1–
February 25Delaware24English Field5–3D. Burke (2-0)E. Buckland (1-1)C. Labitan(3)2367–1–
February 27 Radford 25English Field14-10S. Keselica (1-0)D. Nelson (1-1)None3618–1–
March
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordACC record
March 1 Rhode Island 25USA Complex Field7–3J. Joyce (2-1)S. Furney (0-1)None2279–1–
March 1 Ohio 25Coleman Field8–2E. Campbell (1-0)J. Miller (1-2)None19310–1–
March 2#22 Notre Dame 25Coleman Field0-3A. Norton (3-0)B. Markey (2-1)None47710–2–
March 3 Tennessee 25Coleman Field7–3D. Burke (3-0)A. Quillen (0-1)J. Joyce(2)37611–2–
March 6 William & Mary –English FieldCancelled due to weather
March 8#14 Georgia Tech*24English Field1-11B. Farmer (3-0)E. Campbell (1-1)None31211-30-1
March 9#14 Georgia Tech*24English Field9-14A. Cruz (2-0)C. Labitan (0-1)None1,21711-40-2
March 10#14 Georgia Tech*24English Field6-2D. Burke (4-0)C. Pitts (3-1)None1,14212-41-2
March 12at Charlotte – The Hayes 6-1T. McIntyre (2-0)J. Harris (0-1)None1,20313-41-2
March 13at Elon – Latham Park 3-4B. Kacer (1-0)E. Campbell (1-2)N. Young(4)20113-51-2
March 15at Duke*– Coombs Field 2-1J. Joyce (3-1)A. Istler (1-2)None15714-52-2
March 16at Duke*–Coombs Field14-7D. Burke (5-0)D. Van Orden (1-2)None23215-53-2
March 17at Duke*–Coombs Field6–2J. Mantiply (1-0)R. Huber (2-2)None25316-54–2
March 19 Liberty –English Field16-6S. Keselica (2-0)B. Fulghum (1-1)None12917-54-2
March 22at Miami (FL)*– Mark Light Field 9-11C. Diaz (3-1)B. Markey (2-2)None2,42817-64-3
March 23at Miami (FL)*–Mark Light Field0–2B. Radziwski (3-0)D. Burke (5-1)None2,52817-74-4
March 24at Miami (FL)*–Mark Light Field8–5T. McIntyre (3-0)A. Salcines (2-3)None2,57618–75–4
March 26 VMI –English Field0–8T. Lighton (3-2)C. O'Keefe (0-1)None15818–85–4
March 29#4 Florida State*–English Field3-2B. Markey (3-2)B. Leibrandt (4-2)None1,14119-86-4
March 30#4 Florida State*–English Field10–11B. Holtmann (2-0)E. Campbell (1-3)R. Coles(6)3,38919-96-5
March 30#4 Florida State*–English Field8-1J. Mantiply (2-0)P. Miller (3-1)C. Labitan(5)68220-97-5
April
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordACC record
April 2 VCU -English Field11-5J. Joyce (4-1)D. Black (0-1)None1,04221-97-5
April 5at #27 NC State*- Doak Field 7-8J. Easley (3-2)S. Keselica (2-1)None2,07321-107-6
April 6at #27 NC State*-Doak Field4-13A. Tzamtzis (2-1)D. Burke (5-3)None2,85421-117-7
April 7at #27 NC State*-Doak Field3-7R. Wilkins (5-1)C. Labitan (0-3)None2,27921-127-8
April 9 Longwood -English Field7-5J. Joyce (5-1)T. Burnette (3-4)None1,02322-127-8
April 12#2 North Carolina*-English Field8-21K. Emmanuel (7-1)B. Markey (3-3)None2,98122-137-9
April 13#2 North Carolina*-English Field8-9T. Thornton (7-0)C. Labitan (0-3)None2,81122-147-10
April 14#2 North Carolina*-English Field0-3H. Johnson (1-0)D. Burke (5-3)T. Parrish(2)2,72322-157-11
April 16 Tennessee -English Field4-5Thomas (2-0)C. O'Keefe (0-2)Cox(1)2,51822-167-11
April 19at Maryland*- Shipley Field 9-10K. Mooney (3-1)C. Labitan (0-4)None55022-177-12
April 20at Maryland*-Shipley Field11-0J. Mantiply (3-0)B. Kirkpatrick (3-6)None53423-178-12
April 21at Maryland*-Shipley Field3-2D. Burke (6-3)J. Stinnette (4-4)None56224-179-12
April 23at VMI - Gray–Minor Stadium 9-6J. Joyce (6-1)C. Henkel (1-5)B. Hayden(1)48825-179-12
April 26#5 Virginia*-English Field6-15B. Waddell (4-1)B. Markey (3-4)None3,14225-189-13
April 27#5 Virginia*-English Field5-3J. Mantiply (4-0)S. Silverstein (7-1)C. Labitan(6)2,68126-1810-13
April 27#5 Virginia*-English Field11-6D. Burke (7-3)N. Howard (5-4)None1,16127-1811-13
April 30at Radford - Radford Baseball Stadium 4-3B. Hayden (2-0)D. Nelson (5-3) C. Labitan(7)54228-1811-13
May
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordACC record
May 3at Boston College*- Shea Field 1-0B. Markey (4-4)N. Poore (1-3)None62729-1812-13
May 4at Boston College*-Shea Field7-5D. Burke (8-3)E. Stevens (0-11)J. Joyce(3)2,30630-1813-13
May 5at Boston College*-Shea Field3-5J. Burke (1-1)C. Labitan (0-5)J. Gorman(2)84330-1913-14
May 8 High Point -English Field11-4B. Hayden (3-0)R, Retz (4-4)None34131-1913-14
May 11 Marist -English Field7-6D. Burke (9-3)K. McCarthy (4-3)C. Labitan(8)58432-1913-14
May 12Marist-English Field7-6C. Labitan (1-5)J. Eich (1-2)None1,07633-1913-14
May 16 Wake Forest*-English Field13-2J. Mantiply (5-0)J. Fischer (2-4)None96234-1914-14
May 17Wake Forest*-English Field5-3J. Joyce (7-1)N. Spezial (6-1)C. Labitan(9)1,42035-1915-14
May 18Wake Forest*-English FieldCancelled due to weather
Post-season
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceTournament record
May 22#6 Virginia (3)– Durham Bulls Athletic Park 10-1J. Mantiply (6-0)B. Waddell (5-2)None2,4551-0
May 23#7 Florida State (2)– Durham Bulls Athletic Park 3-2C. Labitan (2-5)G. Smith (4-1)None3,0202-0
May 24Georgia Tech (7)– Durham Bulls Athletic Park 3-2D. Burke (10-3)J. King (6-5)C. Labitan(10)3,1293-0
May 26#5 North Carolina (1)– Durham Bulls Athletic Park 1-4T. Cherry (1-0)E. Campbell (2-4)T. Kelley (2)8,6973-1
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceTournament record
May 31 Connecticut (4)#22English Field2-5C. Cross (9–4)J. Mantiply (6–1)P. Butler (5)3,5660–1
June 1 Coastal Carolina (3)#22English Field9-1D. Burke (11-3)B. Smith 5-4None1,7721-1
June 2 Connecticut (4)#22English Field3-1B. Markey (5-4)A. Marzi 5-7Labitan (11)1,2032-1
Rankings from USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 coaches' baseball poll. Parenthesis indicate tournament seedings.
*ACC Conference games

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