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POSTSEASON HISTORY
2014 FORT WORTH REGIONAL
2014
FINAL RECORD: 40-21
ROSTER
KJ Alexander, C Cody Beam, RHP Alec Bradshaw, OF Blake Brodie, RHP Jay Calhoun, RHP Trevor Conn, INF/RHP Caulin Cragle, RHP Tagg Duce, UTIL Camden Duzenack, INF Gunnar Kay, RHP Nash Knight, INF Brandon Koch, RHP Austin Listi, OF Chane Lynch, INF David Martinelli, OF Phillip Orr, LHP Daniel Salters, C Joseph Shaw, RHP Tyler Shumpert, RHP Drew Smith, RHP Cy Sneed, RHP Trevin Sonnier, INF Sean Stutzman, LHP RJ Talamantes, OF Cory Taylor, RHP Drew Turbin, INF Josh Urban, RHP Brandon Van Horn, INF Paul Voelker, RHP Justin Wall, OF Mike Wesolowski, INF
COACHES
Dan Heefner - Head Coach Dan Fitzgerald - Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coord. Wes Johnson - Pitching Coach Craig Parry - Assistant Coach
TRAINER
In DBU’s inaugural season in the Missouri Valley Conference, the Patriots claimed the MVC Tournament Title and secured an automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals for the second straight year. Freshman Camden Duzenack led the way for DBU in the MVC Tournament in Terre Haute, Indiana, claiming Most Outstanding Player honors after hitting .500 (9-for-18). Following their win over Illinois State in the title game, the Patriots earned the two-seed in the Ft. Worth Regional, but dropped both games to conclude their season at 40-21.
At season’s end, a pair of Patriots earned Freshman All-American honors in Camden Duzenack and David Martinelli. Duzenack also garnered National Player of the Week honors twice during his rookie season.
DBU saw three players selected in the Major League Draft, headlined by junior right-handed pitcher Cy Sneed, who went in the third round to the Milwaukee Brewers after compiling an 8-3 record and a career best 3.55 ERA. Daniel Salters (Washington Nationals) and Paul Voelker (Detroit Tigers) were also selected in the draft.
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Camden Duzenack capped off one of the most decorated freshman seasons in school history, earning Freshman All- American honors and was named the MVC Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.
The Patriots celebrated an MVC Tournament title in their first year in The Valley.
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