2019 Kentucky Wildcats baseball team

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2019 Kentucky Wildcats baseball
Kentucky Wildcats logo.svg
Conference Southeastern Conference
DivisionEastern Division
Record26–29 (7–23 SEC)
Head coach
Assistant coaches
  • Jim Belanger
  • Roland Fanning
Home stadium Kentucky Proud Park
Seasons
←  2018
2020  →
2019 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L T PCTW L T PCT
Eastern
No. 1 Vanderbilt  x‍†‍‡‍y23–7–0 .76758–12–0 .829
No. 18 Georgia  ‍‍‍y21–9–0 .70046–17–0 .730
Tennessee  ‍‍‍y14–16–0 .46740–21–0 .656
Missouri  ‍‍‍13–16–1 .45034–22–1 .605
Florida  ‍‍‍y13–17–0 .43334–26–0 .567
South Carolina  ‍‍‍8–22–0 .26728–28–0 .500
Kentucky  ‍‍‍7–23–0 .23326–29–0 .473
Western
No. 5 Mississippi State  x‍‍‍y20–10–0 .66752–15–0 .776
No. 6 Arkansas  x‍‍‍y20–10–0 .66746–20–0 .697
No. 14 LSU  ‍‍‍y17–13–0 .56740–26–0 .606
No. 20 Texas A&M  ‍‍‍y16–13–1 .55039–23–1 .627
No. 12 Ole Miss  ‍‍‍y16–14–0 .53341–27–0 .603
No. 9 Auburn  ‍‍‍y14–16–0 .46738–28–0 .576
Alabama  ‍‍‍7–23–0 .23330–26–0 .536
x – Division champion
† – Conference champion
‡ – Tournament champion
y – Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of June 25, 2019 [1]
Rankings from D1Baseball

The 2019 Kentucky Wildcats baseball team represented the University of Kentucky in the 2019 NCAA Division I baseball season. For the first season, the Wildcats played their home games at their new stadium, Kentucky Proud Park.

Contents

Preseason

Preseason All-American teams

1st Team

SEC media poll

The SEC media poll was released on February 7, 2019 with the Wildcats predicted to finish in sixth place in the Eastern Division. [3]

Media poll (East)
Predicted finishTeamVotes (1st place)
1Vanderbilt87 (9)
2Florida81 (4)
3Georgia68 (1)
4South Carolina53
5Tennessee40
6Kentucky30
7Missouri26

Preseason All-SEC teams

1st Team

Roster

2019 Kentucky Wildcats roster
 

Pitchers

  • 3 Ben Jordan - Redshirt.svg Freshman
  • 13 Cole Ayers - Freshman
  • 14 Zack Thompson - Junior
  • 15 Trip Lockhart - Sophomore
  • 16 Will Gambino - Freshman
  • 20 Braxton Cottongame - Freshman
  • 22 Dillon Marsh - Freshman
  • 24 Brett Marshall - Redshirt.svg Sophomore
  • 31 Alex Degen - Freshman
  • 34 Carson Coleman - Redshirt.svg Sophomore
  • 35 Cole Daniels - Freshman
  • 36 Brad Dobzanski - Redshirt.svg Freshman
  • 38 Jimmy Ramsey - Sophomore
  • 39 Hunter Rigsby - Freshman
  • 40 Brandon Sulzer - Freshman
  • 41 Grant Macciocchi - Redshirt.svg Junior
  • 45 Aaron McGeorge - Senior
  • 47 Kyle Music - Freshman
  • 50 Mason Hazelwood - Sophomore
  • 54 Daniel Harper - Sophomore
  • 55 Tyler Burchett - Freshman
 

Catchers

  • 8 Marshall Gei - Graduate
  • 21 Orlando Adams Jr. - Freshman
  • 25 Coltyn Kessler - Sophomore
  • 44 Brendan Hord - Freshman
  • 52 Tanner Holen - Junior

Infielders

  • 1 Jake Thompson - Junior
  • 2 Austin Schultz - Freshman
  • 4 Zeke Lewis - Redshirt.svg Junior
  • 5 T.J. Collett - Junior
  • 10 Dalton Reed - Junior
  • 19 Alex Rodriguez - Senior
  • 26 Justin Olson - Freshman
  • 33 Trae Harmon - Freshman
  • 42 Elliott Curtis - Junior
  • 43 Breydon Daniel - Junior
 

Outfielders

  • 7 Rook Ellington - Freshman
  • 12 Ryan Shinn - Senior
  • 28 Ryan Johnson - Senior
  • 30 Jaren Shelby - Junior
  • 37 Cam Hill - Sophomore

Personnel

Coaching staff

2019 Kentucky Wildcats coaching staff
  • Nick Mingione – Head coach – 3rd year
  • Jim Belanger – Assistant coach – 3rd year
  • Roland Fanning – Assistant coach – 3rd year
  • Todd Guilliams – Volunteer assistant coach – 3rd year
  • Cameron Langfels – Director of operations – 1st year

Schedule and results

Legend
 Kentucky win
 Kentucky loss
 Postponement
BoldKentucky team member
2019 Kentucky Wildcats baseball game log
Regular season (26–29)
February (5–3)
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveTVAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
Feb. 15at Austin Peay Raymond C. Hand Park
Clarksville, Tennessee 		8-4 [4] Coleman (1-0)Gollert (0-1)None3101–0–
Feb. 16at Austin PeayRaymond C. Hand Park12-5 [5] Ramsey (1-0)Newberg (0-1)None4142–0–
Feb. 17at Austin PeayRaymond C. Hand Park11-1 [6] Coleman (2-0)Rye (0-1)None2793–0–
Feb. 22at No. 3 Texas Tech Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park
Lubbock, Texas 		4-7 [7] Queen (2-0)Coleman (2-1)None3,5043–1–
Feb. 23at No. 3 Texas TechDan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park7-10 [8] Dobbins (1-0)Hazelwood (0-1)Beeter (2)3,6293–2–
Feb. 24at No. 3 Texas TechDan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park4-19 [9] Montgomery (1-0)Marsh (0-1)None3,6863–3–
Feb. 26 Eastern Kentucky Kentucky Proud Park
Lexington, Kentucky 		7-3 [10] Macciocchi (1-0)Ferris (1-1)NoneSECN+4,0744–3–
Feb. 27 Northern Kentucky Kentucky Proud Park5-4 [11] Degen (1-0)Ross (0-2)NoneSECN+3,0965–3–
March (11–9)
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveTVAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
Mar. 1 Canisius Kentucky Proud Park10-2 [12] Harper (1-0)Warner (0-1)NoneSECN+2,6426–3–
Mar. 2CanisiusKentucky Proud Park12-3 [13] Marsh (1-1)Kneussle (1-1)NoneSECN+7–3–
Mar. 2CanisiusKentucky Proud Park4-3 [14] Daniels (1-0)Burmaster (0-2)Coleman (1)SECN+2,8618–3–
Mar. 6 Boston College Kentucky Proud Park3-12 [15] Witkowski (1-0)Coleman (2-2)NoneSECN+2,6438–4–
Mar. 8 Middle Tennessee Kentucky Proud Park4-1 [16] Thompson (1-0)Keenan (1-2)Ramsey (1)SECN+2,7519–4–
Mar. 10Middle TennesseeKentucky Proud Park7-0 [17] Daniels (2-0)Lester (0-1)NoneSECN+3,68010–4–
Mar. 10Middle TennesseeKentucky Proud Park5-4 [18] Ramsey (2-0)Holcombe (1-4)NoneSECN+3,68011–4–
Mar. 12 SIU Edwardsville Kentucky Proud Park6-4 [19] Harper (2-0)Drewry (1-1)NoneSECN+2,78812–4–
Mar. 13 Western Kentucky Kentucky Proud Park15-0 [20] Marsh (2-1)Newell (1-2)NoneSECN+2,94813–4–
Mar. 16at No. 13 LSU Alex Box Stadium
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 		1-212 [21] Fontenot (3-0)Lockhart (0-1)NoneSECN+10,50913–50–1
Mar. 16at No. 13 LSUAlex Box Stadium4-16 [22] Henry (1-0)Macciocchi (1-1)Vietmeier (1)SECN+10,62213–60–2
Mar. 17at No. 13 LSUAlex Box Stadium2-7 [23] Beck (2-0)Rigsby (0-1)NoneSECN+10,32313–70–3
Mar. 19 Xavier Kentucky Proud Park16-3 [24] Lockhart (1-1)Kent (0-2)NoneSECN+3,00914–7–
Mar. 22No. 13 Texas A&M Kentucky Proud Park3-5 [25] Miller (3-0)Coleman (2-3)Kalich (6)SECN+3,27014–80–4
Mar. 23No. 13 Texas A&MKentucky Proud Park3-9 [26] Lacy (5-0)Macciocchi (1-2)Jozwiak (1)SECN+3,26414–90–5
Mar. 24No. 13 Texas A&MKentucky Proud Park5-17 [27] Menefee (2-0)Ramsey (2-1)Miller (1)SECN+3,36814–100–6
Mar. 26 Morehead State Kentucky Proud Park7-0 [28] Hazelwood (1-1)Rogers (2-2)NoneSECN+2,93015–10–
Mar. 28No. 4 Georgia Kentucky Proud Park3-7 [29] Hancock (6-1)Ramsey (2-2)None SECN 3,29215–110–7
Mar. 29No. 4 GeorgiaKentucky Proud Park5-0 [30] Thompson (2-0)Smith (2-1)NoneSECN+3,12416–111–7
Mar. 30No. 4 GeorgiaKentucky Proud Park8-1010 [31] Schunk (1-0)Harper (2-1)NoneSECN+3,13416–121–8
April (6–10)
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveTVAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
April 2at Louisville Jim Patterson Stadium
Louisville, Kentucky 		3-8 [32] Elliott (2-1)Hazelwood (1-2)None ACCN Extra 4,27816–13–
April 5at Missouri Taylor Stadium
Columbia, Missouri 		4-2 [33] Daniels (3-0)Cantleberry (3-2)Coleman (2)SECN+90517–132–8
April 6at MissouriTaylor Stadium4-5 [34] Dulle (3-3)Ayers (0-1)NoneSECN+1,62717–142–9
April 7at MissouriTaylor Stadium2-9 [35] Sikkema (3-2)Cottongame (0-1)NoneSECN+1,02017–152–10
April 10at Lipscomb Dugan Field
Nashville, Tennessee 		6-2 [36] Harper (3-1)Habegger (2-2)None45718–15–
April 12at No. 11 Ole Miss Swayze Field
Oxford, Mississippi 		2-8 [37] Ethridge (5-2)Ramsey (2-3)NoneSECN+9,49118–162–11
April 14at No. 11 Ole MissSwayze Field4-1 [38] Hazelwood (2-2)Nikhazy (3-2)Coleman (3)SECN7,97819–163–11
April 14at No. 11 Ole MissSwayze Field4-2 [39] Thompson (3-0)Hoglund (1-1)Harper (1)SECN+7,97820–164–11
April 16LouisvilleKentucky Proud Park6-18 [40] Perkins (2-0)Macciocchi (1-3)NoneSECN+4,91920–17–
April 18 Tennessee Kentucky Proud Park2-4 [41] Schultz (2-0)Harper (3-2)Walsh (7)SECN+3,46320–184–12
April 19TennesseeKentucky Proud Park1-16 [42] Stallings (7-2)Hazelwood (2-3)NoneSECN+3,71720–194–13
April 20TennesseeKentucky Proud Park2-8 [43] Linginfelter (6-4)Thompson (3-1)NoneSECN+3,25720–204–14
April 23at Western Kentucky Bowling Green Ballpark
Bowling Green, Kentucky 		15-4 [44] Marsh (3-1)Ciocco (0-1)None2,83621–20–
April 26at Florida Alfred A. McKethan Stadium
Gainesville, Florida 		8-10 [45] Scott (4-3)Ramsey (2-4)NoneSECN+3,66421–214–15
April 27at FloridaAlfred A. McKethan Stadium5-1 [46] Thompson (4-1)Leftwich (4-4)NoneSECN4,06822–215–15
April 28at FloridaAlfred A. McKethan Stadium8-12 [47] Scott (5-3)Coleman (2-4)None ESPN2 3,40122–225–22
May (4–7)
DateOpponentRankSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveTVAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
May 3 Arkansas Kentucky Proud Park2-5 [48] Campbell (8-1)Ramsey (2-5)Cronin (10)SECN+4,22522–235–17
May 5ArkansasKentucky Proud Park1-9 [49] Wicklander (5-1)Marsh (3-2)NoneSECN+3,74922–245–18
May 5ArkansasKentucky Proud Park5-4 [50] Thompson (5-1)Noland (2-3)Coleman (4)SECN+3,74923–246–18
May 7 Indiana Kentucky Proud Park5-2 [51] Ramsey (3-5)Sommer (4-3)Lockhart (1)SECN3,16224–24–
May 10at South Carolina Founders Park
Columbia, South Carolina 		4-5 [52] Harley (3-4)Ayers (0-2)Kerry (6)SECN5,98324–256–19
May 11at South CarolinaFounders Park3-11 [53] Morgan (4-5)Ramsey (3-6)Kerry (7)SECN6,45124–266–20
May 12at South CarolinaFounders Park6-2 [54] Thompson (6-1)Lloyd (3-4)NoneSECN6,00825–267–20
May 14 Michigan Kentucky Proud Park7-4 [55] Ramsey (4-6)Cleveland (4-2)Coleman (5)SECN3,22426–26–
May 16 Vanderbilt Kentucky Proud Park10-16 [56] Fisher (2-0)Harper (3-3)King (3)SECN+3,64926–277–21
May 17VanderbiltKentucky Proud Park4-12 [57] Rocker (7-5)Marsh (3-3)NoneSECN+4,49126–287–22
May 18VanderbiltKentucky Proud Park4-7 [58] Brown (2-1)Coleman (2-5)NoneSECN+4,24926–297–23

† Indicates the game does not count toward the 2019 Southeastern Conference standings.
*Rankings are based on the team's current ranking in the D1Baseball poll.

Record vs. conference opponents


Last two do not qualify for conf. tourn. Blank are not scheduled. Blue are home games, otherwise away.

2019 SEC baseball records

Source: 2019 SEC baseball game results

TeamW–LALAARKAUBFLAUGAKENLSUMSUMIZZMISSSCARTENNTAMUVANTeamDivSRSW
ALA 7–231–21–20–30–3.1–20–3.1–22–1.1–20–3ALAW71–90–4
ARK 20–102–12–1..2–13–02–13–01–2.3–01–21–2ARKW17–33–0
AUB 14–162–11–2.1–2.1–21–2.2–12–13–01–20–3AUBW64–61–1
FLA 13–173–0..0–32–11–21–23–00–32–11–2.0–3FLAE54–62–3
UGA 21–93–0.2–13–02–12–10–33–0.3–01–2.2–1UGAE28–24–1
KEN 7–23.1–2.1–21–20–3.1–22–11–20–30–30–3KENE71–90–4
LSU 17–132–10–32–12–11–23–03–01–21–2..2–1.LSUW36–42–1
MSU 20–103–01–22–12–13–0.0–3.3–02–12–12–1.MSUW28–23–1
MIZZ 13–16.0–3.0–30–32–12–1.2–13–02–11–11–2MIZZE45–41–3
MISS 16–142–12–11–23–0.1–22–10–31–2.1–23–0.MISSW55–52–1
SCAR 8–221–2.1–21–20–32–1.1–20–3.1–21–20–3SCARE61–90–3
TENN 14–16.0–30–32–12–13–0.1–21–22–12–1.1–2TENNE35–51–2
TAMU 16–132–12–12–1..3–01–21–21–10–32–1.2–1TAMUW46–31–1
VAN 23–73–02–13–03–01–23–0..2–1.3–02–11–2VANE18–25–0
TeamW–LALAARKAUBFLAUGAKENLSUMSUMIZZMISSSCARTENNTAMUVANTeamDivSRSW

Updated for entire regular season. Missouri at Texas A&M series had one tie game.

Rankings

Ranking movements
Week
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Coaches' [59] *
Baseball America [60]
NCBWA† [61]

† NCBWA ranks 35 teams in their preseason poll, but only ranks 30 teams weekly during the season.
* A new poll was not released for this week, so for comparison purposes, the previous week's ranking is inserted in this week's slot.

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