2024 Bowling Green Falcons baseball team

2024 Bowling Green Falcons baseball
2024 Bowling Green Falcons baseball
MAC regular season champions
Conference	Mid-American Conference
Record	33–20 (25–6 MAC)
Head coach	Kyle Hallock (4th season);
Assistant coaches	Matt Rembielak (4th season); Joey Gamache (3rd season); Joey Cooper (1st season);
Home stadium	Steller Field
	Seasons ← 2023 2025 →

Last updated September 18, 2024

2024 Mid-American Conference baseball standings
v t e	Conf						Overall
Team	W		L		T	PCT	W		L		T	PCT
Bowling Green ‍†‍‍	25	–	6	–	0	.806	33	–	20	–	0	.623
Western Michigan ‍‍‡‍^y	19	–	11	–	0	.633	32	–	21	–	0	.604
Ball State ‍‍‍	18	–	12	–	0	.600	35	–	23	–	1	.602
Miami (OH) ‍‍‍	17	–	13	–	0	.567	27	–	27	–	0	.500
Kent State ‍‍‍	16	–	13	–	0	.552	26	–	27	–	0	.491
Toledo ‍‍‍	16	–	15	–	0	.516	27	–	32	–	0	.458
Northern Illinois ‍‍‍	14	–	16	–	0	.467	21	–	33	–	0	.389
Ohio ‍‍‍	13	–	17	–	0	.433	18	–	32	–	0	.360
Akron ‍‍‍	10	–	19	–	0	.345	15	–	38	–	0	.283
Eastern Michigan ‍‍‍	9	–	21	–	0	.300	14	–	38	–	0	.269
Central Michigan ‍‍‍	8	–	22	–	0	.267	17	–	38	–	0	.309

† – Conference champion ‡ – Tournament champion y – Invited to the NCAA Tournament As of May 25, 2024^[1] Rankings from D1Baseball

The 2024 Bowling Green Falcons baseball team represents Bowling Green State University during the 2024 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Falcons were led by head coach Kyle Hallock in his fourth season, are a members of the Mid-American Conference, and played their home games at Steller Field in Bowling Green, Ohio.

On March 16, the Falcons set a program record with 33 runs batted in against Ball State in a 34–8 victory. The 34 runs scored were the most in a MAC game and second-most in program history.^[2] On March 23, the Falcons defeated Akron 11–6 to advance to 8–0 in MAC play, the best conference start in program history.^[3] The Falcons started MAC play 17–0 which was both a school and MAC record. They also started 10–0 at home which was also a program record.^[4]

On May 12, Bowling Green defeated Eastern Michigan 8–6, which secured their first regular season championship since the 2009 season.^[5]

Previous Season

The Falcons finished the 2023 season 20–30, including 13–17 in conference play, finishing in seventh place in their conference. The Falcons did not qualify for the conference tournament.^[6]

Personnel

Roster

2024 Bowling Green Falcons roster^[7]

Pitchers

11 – Nate Kress – Freshman
12 – Connar Penrod – Junior
14 – Carson Lumley – Freshman
17 – Rigo Ramos – Senior
19 – Perry Miller – Sophomore
20 – Kade Arn – Sophomore
22 – Owen Poole – Freshman
23 – Landon Willeman – Junior
24 – Peyton Wilson – Senior
25 – Nic Good – Junior
26 – Titus Lotz – Freshman
27 – Luke Krouse – Sophomore
29 – Logan Bell – Senior
30 – Jacob Turner – Sophomore
31 – Isaiah Seidel – Senior
32 – Levi Gazarek – Junior
33 – Calvin Mitchell – Sophomore
35 – Brock Amelung – Freshman

Catchers

3 – Garrett Wright – Freshman
34 – Zack Horky – Sophomore
37 – Austin Morman – Freshman
38 – Cooper McKenzie – Sophomore

Infielders

1 – Caden Bates – Freshman
4 – David Silva – Senior
10 – TJ Takats – Freshman
13 – Landon Roque – Senior
16 – Alex Laird – Freshman
18 – Tyler Ross – Senior
21 – Sam Seidel – Sophomore
43 – Brady Birchmeier – Freshman

Outfielders

7 – Jack Krause – Senior
8 – Nathan Archer – Junior
14 – Gavin Ganun – Junior
40 – Caden Parker – Junior

Utility

9 – Leighton Banjoff – Senior
28 – DJ Newman – Sophomore

Coaching Staff

2024 Bowling Green Falcons coaching staff^[7]
Name	Position
Kyle Hallock	Head coach
Joey Cooper	Assistant Coach
Joey Gamache	Assistant Coach
Matt Rembielak	Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator

Schedule and results

2024 Bowling Green Falcons baseball game log (33–20)

Regular season (32–18)

February (2–4)
#	Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	MAC Record
1	February 16	at. Middle Tennessee		Reese Smith Jr. Field	8–12	Akens (1–0)	Newman (0–1)	None	983	0–1	–
2	February 17	at. Middle Tennessee		Reese Smith Jr. Field	4–5	Sells (1–0)	Penrod (0–1)	None	605	0–2	–
3	February 18	at. Middle Tennessee		Reese Smith Jr. Field	7–3	Mitchell (1–0)	Beranek (0–1)	None	796	1–2	–
4	February 23	at. Memphis		FedExPark	9–1	Newman (1–1)	Warren (0–1)	None	573	2–2	–
5	February 24	at. Memphis		FedExPark	13–14	Sanders (1–0)	Turner (0–1)	None	502	2–3	–
6	February 25	at. Memphis		FedExPark	7–13	Robinson (1–0)	Mitchell (1–1)	Durham (1)	435	2–4	–

March (10–6)
#	Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	MAC Record
7	March 1	at. #8 Tennessee		Lindsey Nelson Stadium	1–11	Causey (2–0)	Newman (1–2)	None	4,446	2–5	–
8	March 2	at. #8 Tennessee		Lindsey Nelson Stadium	1–12	Beam (2–0)	Good (0–1)	None	5,343	2–6	–
9	March 3	at. #8 Tennessee		Lindsey Nelson Stadium	6–16	Connell (1–0)	Mitchell (1–2)	None	5,385	2–7	–
10	March 8	at. Miami (OH)*		McKie Field at Hayden Park	17–16	Turner (1–1)	Galdoni (1–2)	None	N/A	3–7	1–0
11	March 9	at. Miami (OH)*		McKie Field at Hayden Park	12–1	Good (1–1)	Ross (0–1)	None	107	4–7	2–0
12	March 10	at. Miami (OH)*		McKie Field at Hayden Park	14–10¹²	Miller (1–0)	Byers (0–1)	None	124	5–7	3–0
13	March 13	at. Dayton		Woerner Field	4–14	Newell (1–0)	Arn (0–1)	None	243	5–8	–
14	March 15	at. Ball State*		Ball Diamond	5–4	Newman (2–2)	Blain (0–1)	Turner (1)	237	6–8	4–0
15	March 16	at. Ball State*		Ball Diamond	34–8	Miller (2–0)	Schulfer (1–3)	None	242	7–8	5–0
16	March 17	at. Ball State*		Ball Diamond	15–8	Penrod (1–1)	Hartlaub (1–1)	None	241	8–8	6–0
17	March 19	at. Youngstown State		Eastwood Field	Canceled, inclement weather^[8]					8–8	–
18	March 22	Akron*		Steller Field	10–1	Newman (3–2)	Tourney (0–4)	None	260	9–8	7–0
19	March 23	Akron*		Steller Field	11–6	Miller (3–0)	Kahook (1–1)	None	250	10–8	8–0
20	March 24	Akron*		Steller Field	15–5	Mitchell (2–2)	Atkins (0–3)	None	250	11–8	9–0
21	March 26	at. Notre Dame		Frank Eck Stadium	Canceled, inclement weather^[9]					11–8	–
22	March 28	at. Xavier		J. Page Hayden Field	10–11	Hughes (1–3)	Turner (1–2)	None	300	11–9	–
23	March 29	at. Xavier		J. Page Hayden Field	3–10	Schmidt (4–2)	Good (1–2)	None	300	11–10	–
24	March 30	at. Xavier		J. Page Hayden Field	8–4	Poole (1–0)	Boyle (3–2)	Penrod (1)	237	12–10	–

April (12–4)
#	Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	MAC Record
25	April 2	at. Oakland		Oakland University Baseball Field	17–18⁷		Postponed, inclement weather. To be resumed May 1^[10]
26	April 5	at. Northern Illinois*		Ralph McKinzie Field	7–4	Penrod (2–1)	Stewart (0–2)	None	283	13–10	10–0
27	April 6	at. Northern Illinois*		Ralph McKinzie Field	9–3	Good (2–2)	Brouwer (3–4)	None	274	14–10	11–0
28	April 6	at. Northern Illinois*		Ralph McKinzie Field	11–1	Willeman (1–0)	Hann (0–1)	None	473	15–10	12–0
29	April 9	at. Ohio State		Bill Davis Stadium	4–6	Brown (3–0)	Turner (1–3)	Eckhardt (5)	1,199	15–11	–
30	April 10	Purdue Fort Wayne		Steller Field	8–7	Wilson (1–0)	Fee (4–1)	None	230	16–11	–
31	April 13	Central Michigan*		Steller Field	10–8	Newman (4–2)	Mrakitsch (2–5)	Wilson (1)	415	17–11	13–0
32	April 13	Central Michigan*		Steller Field	10–7	Seidel (1–0)	Vitas (1–4)	Turner (2)	415	18–11	14–0
33	April 14	Central Michigan*		Steller Field	18–17¹¹	Ramos (1–0)	Knorr (0–2)	None	455	19–11	15–0
34	April 16	Youngstown State		Steller Field	12–9	Miller (4–0)	Perez (0–1)	Seidel (1)	244	20–11	–
35	April 19	Ohio*		Steller Field	14–5	Ramos (2–0)	Masters (1–3)	None	332	21–11	16–0
36	April 20	Ohio*		Steller Field	26–5	Good (3–2)	Knapschaefer (3–3)	None	526	22–11	17–0
37	April 21	Ohio*		Steller Field	2–4	Weber (4–3)	Wilson (1–1)	None	245	22–12	17–1
38	April 23	Dayton		Steller Field	Canceled, inclement weather^[11]					22–12	–
39	April 26	at. Kent State*		Schoonover Stadium	5–6	Cariaco (4–1)	Wilson (1–2)	None	711	22–13	17–2
40	April 27	at. Kent State*		Schoonover Stadium	10–0	Good (4–2)	Miceli (0–4)	None	657	23–13	18–2
41	April 28	at. Kent State*		Schoonover Stadium	2–12	Chalus (5–2)	Willeman (1–1)	None	662	23–14	18–3
42	April 30	Toledo*		Steller Field	17–9	Krouse (1–0)	Shunck (1–4)	None	317	24–14	19–3

May (8–4)
#	Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	MAC Record
25 (2)	May 1	Oakland		Steller Field	18–21	Fekete (4–3)	Wilson (1–3)	None	171	24–15	–
43	May 1	Oakland		Steller Field	19–8	Arn (1–1)	Smith (1–1)	None	181	25–15	–
44	May 3	Western Michigan*		Steller Field	8–3	Good (5–2)	Miller (3–5)	Seidel (2)	265	26–15	20–3
45	May 4	Western Michigan*		Steller Field	4–6	Vlcek (4–2)	Willeman (1–2)	Thelen (1)	313	26–16	20–4
46	May 5	Western Michigan*		Steller Field	0–11	Shapiro (1–1)	Miller (4–1)	None	315	26–17	20–5
47	May 7	at. Michigan State		Drayton McLane Baseball Stadium at John H. Kobs Field	Canceled, inclement weather^[12]					26–17	–
48	May 8	at. Purdue Fort Wayne		Mastodon Field	5–2	Ramos (3–2)	Evans (0–1)	None	214	27–17	–
49	May 10	at. Eastern Michigan*		Oestrike Stadium	9–10	Sanfilipo (1–0)	Penrod (2–2)	None	449	27–18	20–6
50	May 11	at. Eastern Michigan*		Oestrike Stadium	7–1	Willeman (2–2)	Beckner (2–9)	Arn (1)	368	28–18	21–6
51	May 12	at. Eastern Michigan*		Oestrike Stadium	8–6	Miller (5–1)	Lindsey (0–5)	Turner (3)	350	29–18	22–6
51	May 16	Toledo*		Steller Field	3–1	Seidel (2–0)	Szynski (0–4)	Turner (4)	306	30–18	23–6
52	May 17	Toledo*		Fifth Third Field	8–6	Willeman (3–2)	Johnson (3–3)	Krouse (1)	2,942	31–18	24–6
53	May 18	Toledo*		Steller Field	3–2	Penrod (3–2)	Bergman (3–6)	Turner (5)	450	32–18	25–6

Postseason (1–2)

MAC Tournament (1–2)
#	Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	MACT Record
54	May 23	No. 4 Miami (OH)	1	Mercy Health Stadium	12–4	Good (6–2)	Mastrian IV (2–4)	None	N/A	33–18	1–0
55	May 24	No. 2 Western Michigan	1	Mercy Health Stadium	0–11	Vlcek (5–3)	Willeman (3–3)	None	1,248	33–19	1–1
56	May 25	No. 3 Ball State	1	Mercy Health Stadium	5–10	Klein (2–0)	Ramos (3–1)	None	N/A	33–20	1–2

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Reference:^[13]

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Awards	Mid-American Conference Baseball Player of the Year Mid-American Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Year