Licking County Settlers

The Licking County Settlers are a collegiate summer baseball team located in Newark, Ohio. They are a member of the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League. The GLSCL is a branch of the National Alliance of Collegiate Summer Baseball (NACSB), which is responsible for such wood-bat leagues as the Cape Cod League. The Settlers were formed in 2006, playing their first two seasons at Denison University. In 2008, they moved to their new home field, Don Edwards Park, home of the Babe Ruth World Series. In 2010, the Settlers entered the Great Lakes playoffs as the number one seed only to lose the championship to the second seed Hamilton Joes, who finished the 2010 season ranked 12th nationally. In 2014, the Settlers won the Great Lakes League tournament championship for the 3rd year in a row, all coached by Andy Revell.

Season Archive

Season
2006: 12-28 (9th) Manager: Ryan Grice
2007: 17-22 (9th) Manager: Ryan Grice
2008: 19-21 (T-6th) Manager: Kyle Sobecki
2009: 24-14 (4th) Manager: Kyle Sobecki
2010: 31-13 (1st) Manager: Brian Meyer
2011: 24-23 (2nd-North) Manager: Devin McIntosh
2012: 29-15* (T-1st) Manager: Andy Revell
2013: 24-16* (T-2nd) Manager: Andy Revell
2014: 25-19* (5th) Manager: Andy Revell

Cumulative Record: 205-171 (0.545 Winning Percentage)

Tournament Champions

Season Statistic Records

Batting Average: .444, John McCambridge (2010, Xavier University)
Runs Scored: 34, Jeremy Hazelbaker (2008, Ball State University)
Hits: 68, John McCambridge (2010, Xavier University)
Home Runs: 10, Adam Brett Walker (2010, Jacksonville University)
Runs Batted In: 43, Adam Brett Walker (2010, Jacksonville University)
Stolen Bases: 26, John McCambridge (2009, Xavier University)

ERA: 1.64, Ryan Mace (2010, Kent State University)
Wins: 6, Justin Ziegler (2010, Bradley University), Jonathan Kountis (2009, Ohio Dominican University)
Games Started: 9, Jonathan Kountis (2009, Ohio Dominican University)
Saves: 10, Nick Karow (2009, Furman University)
Innings Pitched: 45.2, Tyler Vaske (2011, Denison University)
Strikeouts: 48, David Koll (2012, Bradley University)
Opponent's Batting Average: .194, Justin Ziegler (2010, Bradley University)

Players Drafted/Signed Professionally

Collin Brennan, Bradley University, Cleveland Indians 2008
Rob Scahill, Bradley University, New York Yankees 2008, Colorado Rockies 2009
Dan Remenowsky, Otterbein College, Chicago White Sox 2008
Bobby Wright, Otterbein College, Gateway Grizzlies 2008
Richard Sullivan, Savannah College of Art & Design, Atlanta Braves 2008
Andy Clark, Franklin College, Florence Freedom 2008
Eric Arnett, Indiana University, Milwaukee Brewers, 2009
Jeremy Hazelbaker Ball State University, Boston Red Sox 2009 LA Dodgers 2014
Jared Hoying University of Toledo, Texas Rangers 2010
Tommy Shirley Xavier University, Houston Astros 2010
Jonathan Kountis Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Cleveland Indians 2009, New York Mets 2010
Jarod Yakubik Ohio University, LA Angels 2010
Matt Suschak University of Toledo, Atlanta Braves 2010
Rob Gariano Fairfield University, San Diego Padres 2010
Aaron Swenson Youngstown State University, Baltimore Orioles 2010
Kyle McMillen Kent State University, Chicago White Sox 2011
Jon Gulbransen Valparaiso University, Chicago White Sox 2011
Chris Serritella Southern Illinois University, Kansas City Royals 2011, Philadelphia Phillies 2012
Phil Klein Youngstown State University, Texas Rangers 2011
R.L. Eisenbach Faulkner University, San Diego Padres 2011
Adam Brett Walker Jacksonville University, Minnesota Twins 2012
Seth Willoughby Xavier University, Colorado Rockies 2012
Joe Hudson University of Notre Dame, Cincinnati Reds 2012
Daniel Gulbransen Jacksonville University, Houston Astros 2012
Brent Choban Ohio University, Florence Freedom 2012, 2013 Lake Erie Crushers 2014
Ryan Cordell Liberty University, Texas Rangers 2013
Taylor Ratliff University of Florida, Arizona Diamondbacks 2013
Brett Barber Ohio University, Toronto Blue Jays 2013

MLB Players

Rob Scahill was the first former Settler to be called up to the Major Leagues with the Colorado Rockies on September 5, 2012. On September 11, 2012 he made his major league debut throwing 1.0 scoreless innings, yielding 1 hit against eventual World Series Champion San Francisco Giants. He finished 2012 with a 1.04 ERA in 8.2 innings with 3 BB's and 4 K's.

Phil Klein became the second former Settler to reach the Major League Level in 2014 with the Texas Rangers. After having a 0.52 ERA through 51 innings at the AA and AAA level combined, he was called up on August 1. He made his major league debut that night against the Cleveland Indians. He recorded his first major league win on September 12 vs. the Atlanta Braves. As of September 18, he had an ERA of 2.81 through 16 innings.

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