2013 Virginia Cavaliers baseball team

2013 Virginia Cavaliers baseball

Charlottesville Regional Champion
Charlottesville Super Regional, 0–2
Conference	Atlantic Coast Conference
2013 record	45–9 (22–8 ACC)
Head coach	Brian O'Connor (10th year)
Assistant coach	Kevin McMullan (10th year)
Assistant coach	Karl Kuhn (10th year)
Assistant coach	Matt Kirby (2nd year)
Home stadium	Davenport Field

2013 Atlantic Coast Conference baseball standings
	Conf				Overall
Team	W		L	PCT	W		L	PCT
Atlantic
#9 Florida State ^x^y	20	–	10	.667	47	–	17	.734
#8 NC State ^y	19	–	10	.655	50	–	16	.758
#14 Clemson ^y	18	–	12	.600	40	–	22	.645
Maryland	11	–	19	.367	30	–	25	.545
Wake Forest	9	–	20	.310	28	–	27	.509
Boston College	4	–	25	.138	12	–	40	.231
Coastal
#2 North Carolina ^x‡^y	21	–	7	.750	59	–	12	.831
#7 Virginia ^y	22	–	8	.733	50	–	12	.806
Virginia Tech ^y	15	–	14	.517	40	–	22	.645
Georgia Tech ^y	15	–	15	.500	37	–	27	.578
Miami (FL) ^y	14	–	16	.467	37	–	25	.597
Duke	9	–	21	.300	26	–	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 Cavaliers baseball team represented the University of Virginia in the 2013 NCAA Division I baseball season. Head Coach Brian O'Connor is in his 10th year coaching the Cavaliers. They are coming off a 2012 season, in which they made it to the Charlottesville Regional in the NCAA Tournament.

Personnel

2013 Virginia Cavaliers Roster^[2]

Pitchers

35 David Rosenberger - Freshman
42 Brett Lisle - Freshman
46 Nathaniel Abel - Sophomore
19 Nathan Kirby - Freshman
20 Brandon Waddell - Freshman
28 Kevin Doherty - Freshman
29 Scott Silverstein - Senior
3 Kyle Crockett - Junior
34 Artie Lewicki - Junior
21 Barrett O'Neill - Sophomore
27 Josh Sborz - Freshman
22 Trey Oest - Freshman
39 Austin Young - Junior
15 Tyler Carrico - Freshman
6 Cameron Tekker - Freshman
47 Whit Mayberry - Junior

Infielders

32 George Ragsdale - Freshman
7 Branden Cogswell - Sophomore
2 John LaPrise - Freshman
13 Jared King- Senior
37 Thomas Woodruff - Sophomore
30 Rob Amaro - Junior
9 Kenny Towns - Sophomore

Utility

25 Reed Gragnani - Senior
33 Nick Howard - Sophomore
10 Brandon Downes - Sophomore

Catchers

18 Nate Irving - Sophomore
8 Robbie Coman - Freshman
11 Scott Williams- Freshman

Outfielders

14 Colin Harrington - Junior
23 Derek Fisher - Sophomore
31 Joe McCarthy - Freshman
38 Mike Papi - Sophomore
16 Rob Bennie - Freshman

Schedule

2013 Virginia Cavaliers Baseball Game Log^[3]

Regular Season

February

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	ACC Record
February 15	at East Carolina	25	Clark–LeClair Stadium	14–4	J. Sborz (1-0)	L. Hoffman (0-1)	None	3,511	1–0	–
February 16	at East Carolina	25	Clark-LeClair Stadium	13-9	W. Mayberry (1-0)	L. Lucroy (0-1)	None	2,483	2-0	–
February 18	Saint Peter's	25	Davenport Field	9-1	T. Oest (1-0)	Z. Hopf (0-1)	None	2,333	3-0	–
February 19	Willam & Mary	25	Davenport Field	11-2	N. Howard (1-0)	M. Wainman (0-1)	None	2,251	4-0	–
February 22	Toledo	25	Davenport Field	15–0	B. Waddell (1-0)	R. Wilkinson (0-1)	None	2,246	5-0	–
February 23	Toledo	25	Davenport Field	5–0	S. Silverstein (1-0)	K. Shaw (1-1)	W. Mayberry(1)	2,405	6–0	–
February 24	Toledo	25	Davenport Field	6–3	N. Kirby (1-0	K. Slack (0-1)	J. Sborz(1)	2,536	7–0	–
February 27	George Washington	19	Davenport Field	11-0	T. Oest(2-0)	M. Kaplow (0-2)	None	2,266	8–0	–

March

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	ACC Record
March 1	Harvard	19	Davenport Field	3–0	B. Waddell (2-0)	S. Dodge (0-1)	J. Sborz(2)	2,437	9–0	–
March 2	Bucknell	19	Davenport Field	12–4	S. Silverstein (2-0)	D. Weigel (0-3)	None	2,240	10–0	–
March 2	Harvard	19	Davenport Field	11-5	W. Mayberry (2-0)	M. Timoney (0-1)	None	2,685	11–0	–
March 3	Bucknell	19	Davenport Field	9–1	N. Howard (2-0)	X. Hammond (0-2)	None	2,468	12–0	–
March 9	Maryland*	17	Davenport Field	7-6	K. Crockett (1-0)	J. Stinnett (1-1)	None	3,102	13-0	1-0
March 9	Maryland*	17	Davenport Field	5-0	S. Silverstein (3-0)	B. Kirkpatrick (2-2)	None	2,664	14-0	2-0
March 10	Maryland*	17	Davenport Field	2-4	K. Mooney (2-0)	N. Howard (2-1)	J. Stinnett(2)	3,211	14-1	2-1
March 13	Liberty	12	Davenport Field	7-2	T. Oest (3-0)	W. Martin (1-1)	None	2,364	15-1	2-1
March 15	at #26 Clemson*	12	Doug Kingsmore Stadium	6-5	K. Crockett (2-0)	M. Kent (0-1)	None	4,823	16-1	3-1
March 16	at #26 Clemson*	12	Doug Kingsmore Stadium	6-7	Z. Erwin (1-0)	N. Kirby (1-1)	None	5,006	16-2	3-2
March 17	at #26 Clemson*	12	Doug Kingsmore Stadium	8-5	N. Howard (3-1)	S. Firth (2-3)	None	4,919	17-2	4-2
March 19	Yale	15	Davenport Field	14-3	T. Oest (4-0)	B. Joseph (1-1)	None	2,327	18-2	4-2
March 20	Yale	11	Davenport Field	10-0	J. Sborz (2-0)	M. Coleman (0-2)	None	2,316	19-2	4-2
March 23	#16 NC State*	11	Davenport Field	8–2	A. Young (1-0)	A. Woek (2-1)	None	3,086	20-2	5–2
March 23	#16 NC State*	11	Davenport Field	4-3	S. Silverstein (4-0)	E. Ogburn (2-2)	K. Crockett(1)	2,841	21-2	6–2
March 24	#16 NC State*	11	Davenport Field	6–3	A. Young (2-0)	Easley (1-1)	None	2,446	22–2	7–2
March 27	Towson	5	Davenport Field	7–1	N. Kirby (2-1)	N. Nowottnick (1-1)	None	2,321	23–2	7–2
March 29	Miami (FL)*	5	Davenport Field	15-4	A. Young (3-0)	C. Diaz (3-2)	None	3,299	24-2	8-2
March 30	Miami (FL)*	5	Davenport Field	8-1	S. Silverstein (5-0)	B. Radziewski (3-1)	K. Crockett(2)	4,258	25-2	9-2
March 31	Miami (FL)*	5	Davenport Field	3–4	T. Woodrey (4-0)	N. Howard (3-2)	E. Nedeljkovic(6)	2,760	25-3	9-3

April

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	ACC Record
April 2	at Liberty	4	Al Worthington Stadium	2-0	J. Sborz (3-0)	J. Richardson (0-1)	K. Crockett(3)	2,543	26-3	9-3
April 3	VMI	4	Davenport Field	8-6	T. Oest (5-0)	A. Woods (2-1)	K. Crockett(4)	2,745	27-3	9-3
April 6	at Wake Forest*	4	Gene Hooks Field	7-6	W. Mayberry (3-0)	C. Kaden (0-2)	K. Crockett(5)	1,012	28-3	10-3
April 7	at Wake Forest*	4	Gene Hooks Field	8-6	A. Young (4-0)	N. Jones (2-1)	K. Crockett(6)	977	29-3	11-3
April 8	at Wake Forest*	4	Gene Hooks Field	9-7	N. Howard (4-2)	M. Conway (1-1)	K. Crockett(7)	626	30-3	12-3
April 10	Radford	4	Davenport Field	8-9	D. Nelson (4-2)	A. Lewicki (0-1)	M. Costello(7)	2,977	30-4	12-3
April 12	at #18 Georgia Tech*	4	Russ Chandler Stadium	1-2	B. Farmer (8-1)	B. Waddell (2-2)	None	1,621	30-5	12-4
April 13	at #18 Georgia Tech*	4	Russ Chandler Stadium	7-2	S. Silverstein (7-0)	D. Isaacs (4-4)	None	1,884	31-5	13-4
April 14	at #18 Georgia Tech*	4	Russ Chandler Stadium	2-3	C. Pitts (5-3)	N. Howard (4-3)	J. King(2)	1,273	31-6	13-5
April 17	Old Dominion	9	Davenport Field	10-9	K. Crockett (3-0)	B. Gero (3-3)	None	2,797	32-6	13-5
April 19	#6 Florida State*	9	Davenport Field	9-2	B. Waddell (3-1)	L. Weaver (4-1)	None	3,930	33-6	14-5
April 20	#6 Florida State*	9	Davenport Field	2-0	S. Silverstein (7-0)	B. Leibrandt (5-4)	K. Crockett(8)	4,980	34-6	15-5
April 21	#6 Florida State*	9	Davenport Field	5-2	N. Howard (5-3)	S. Sitz (7-1)	K. Crockett(9)	4,980	35-6	16-5
April 23	Richmond	5	Davenport Field	6-2	D. Rosenberger (1-0)	C. Bates (1-3)	None	2,799	36-6	16-5
April 24	James Madison	5	Davenport Field Field	16-8	A. Young (5-0)	L. Drayer (2-3)	None	3,063	37-6	16-5
April 26	Virginia Tech*	5	English Field	15-6	B. Waddell (4-1)	B. Markey (3-4)	W. Mayberry(2)	3,142	38-6	17-5
April 27	Virginia Tech*	5	English Field	3-5	J. Mantiply (4-0)	S. Silverstein (7-1)	C. Labitan(6)	2,681	38-7	17-6
April 27	Virginia Tech*	5	English Field	6-11	D. Burke (7-3)	N. Howard (5-4)	None	1,161	38-8	17-7
April 30	at VCU	7	The Diamond	11-3	N. Kirby (3-1)	D. Black (0-2)	None	4,104	39-8	17-7

May

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Overall Record	ACC Record
May 10	Duke*	8	Davenport Field	6-5	N. Kirby (4-1)	Istler (3-5)	None	3,369	40-8	18-7
May 11	Duke*	8	Davenport Field	17-8	S. Silverstein (8-1)	M. Matuella (4-3)	None	4,040	41-8	19-7
May 12	Duke*	8	Davenport Field	14-6	K. Crockett (4-0)	R. Huber (5-6)	None	4,646	42-8	20-7
May 14	VCU	7	Davenport Field	17-3	W. Mayberry (4-0)	D. Black (0-3)	None	3,162	43-8	20-7
May 16	at #4 North Carolina*	7	Boshamer Stadium	10-4	B. Waddell (5-1)	K. Emanuel (9-3)	None	3,095	44-8	21-7
May 17	at #4 North Carolina*	7	Boshamer Stadium	5-8	McCue (6-0)	K. Crockett (4-1)	T. Thornton(6)	4,100	44-9	21-8
May 18	at #4 North Carolina*	7	Boshamer Stadium	8-7	Rosenberger (2-0)	McCue (6-1)	None	4,100	45-9	22-8

ACC Tournament

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Tournament Record
May 22	Virginia Tech	7	Durham Bulls Athletic Park	1-10	J. Mantiply (6-0)	B. Waddell (5-2)	None	2,455	0-1
May 23	Georgia Tech	7	Durham Bulls Athletic Park	8-2	Silverstein (9-1)	Isaacs (4-7)	None	2,998	1-1
May 25	Florida State	7	Durham Bulls Athletic Park	7-4	Nick Howard	Jameis Winston	None	3,670	2-1

Charlottesville Regional

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Tournament Record
May 31	(4)Army	7	Davenport Field	2-1	Waddell (6-2)	Rowley (9-4)	Crockett (11)	3,826	1-0
June 1	(3)Elon	7	Davenport Field	2-0	Silverstein (10-1)	Medick (7-7)	Crockett (12)	4,434	2-0
June 2	(3)Elon	7	Davenport Field	11-3	Rosenberger (3-0)	Young (2-2)		3,792	3-0

Charlottesville Super Regional

Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Tournament Record
June 8	Mississippi St.	7	Davenport Field	6-11	Graveman (7-5)	Waddell (6-3)	Mitchell (2)	4,956	0-1
June 10	Mississippi St.	7	Davenport Field	5-6	Girodo (8-1)	Silverstein (10-2)	Holder (18)	4,956	0-2

Rankings from USA TODAY/ESPN Top 25 coaches' baseball poll. Parenthesis indicate tournament seedings.

*ACC Conference games

References

↑ "Baseball standings". TheACC.com. Retrieved November 9, 2013.
↑ http://www.virginiasports.com/sports/m-basebl/mtt/va-m-basebl-mtt.html
↑ http://www.virginiasports.com/sports/m-basebl/sched/va-m-basebl-sched.html

Virginia Cavaliers baseball

Venue	Davenport Field

People	Head Coaches List of MLB Players Notable Former Players

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College World Series appearances in italics * National championships in bold

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