JMU Baseball Releases 2019 Roster

The James Madison baseball team has released its 2019 roster. The Dukes will open their season on February 15th with a three-game series against VMI.

JMU baseball is coming off a 2018 season in which they went 36-22 and made it to the NCAA tournament They will look to continue their success in 2019 with a team that includes 19 returners and six new faces.

Among the returners are senior infielder Josh squires, who was named a preseason all-American by perfect game and junior outfielder Matt Dunn, who was named second team all-Conference last year.

The six new players include two freshmen, infielder Cole Bartels and pitcher Justin Burns, and four transfers, pitcher Connor Coward, infielder Jack Cone, outfielder Derek Treverton, and catcher Nick Coker.

Jmu Baseball 2019 roster

James Madison head baseball coach Doug Schreiber announced the Dukes’ 2019 baseball roster on Friday. The team will feature 31 players, including 18 returners and 13 newcomers.

The Dukes will be led by a core of experienced players, including seniors fades away and JMU looks towards the 2019 season

JMU baseball 2019 season

The James Madison Baseball Team announced its 2019 roster on Wednesday, January 30. The Dukes will have 34 players on the roster, including 19 Position players and 15 pitchers. This season’s team will have 12 seniors, 11 juniors, eight sophomores, and three freshmen.

The Dukes are coming off a 2018 season in which they posted a 33-24 record and reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2011. JMU will open the 2019 season on February 15 when it hosts Norfolk State for a three-game series.

JMU baseball 2019 schedule

JMU baseball announced their 2019 schedule on Wednesday. The Dukes will play 56 games, 27 of which will be at home in Harrisonburg.

The season starts February 15th with a three-game series against Liberty in Lynchburg, followed by a midweek game at Richmond on the 19th. The Dukes then have a break for exams before coming back home to host George Mason in their home opener on February 22nd.

Other notable games include a three-game series at Florida State March 8-10 and the home opener against Virginia Tech on March 26th.

The CAA schedule starts on the road with a three-game set at UNC Wilmington March 29-31. JMU’s first home conference series is April 5-7 against Hofstra.

JMU baseball 2019 news

James Madison Baseball has announced their full roster for the upcoming 2019 season. The Dukes will look to defend their title as Colonial Athletic Association champions and make a run at the NCAA tournament

The team will be led by a core group of returners, including senior infielder Matt Dunham and junior pitchers Michael Prosek and Kyle Cooper. They will be joined by a talented group of newcomers, including freshman pitcher Connor Staine and junior transfer Alex Betts.

JMU is set to open their season on February 15th at home against Norfolk State

JMU baseball 2019 rumors

The James Madison University baseball team has released its 2019 roster, and there are some surprising changes. Head Coach Mike McCarthy has decided to redshirt a Number of players including several who were rumored to be starters. In addition, a number of players have transferred to other schools.

JMU baseball 2019 recruiting

The James Madison University baseball team has announced its 2019 recruiting class The class is made up of 15 student-athletes, including 12 who have signed National Letters of Intent.

The class includes two pitchers, four infielders, three outfielders, and six utility/position players. pitchers Hardison and Jones will join the team as freshmen, while the other 13 members of the class are currently enrolled at JMU and will have two or three years of eligibility remaining.

Head Coach Mike Dameron said of the class, “We are excited about this incoming group of student-athletes. They come from winning programs and have a tremendous work ethic. We believe this group has a chance to make an immediate impact on our program.”

JMU baseball 2019 commits

The James Madison Baseball Team has announced its 2019 schedule, which includes 56 games and 28 home dates. The Dukes will play their first 17 games at home before embarking on a 17-day, 10-game road trip The team will return to Virginia for a six-game homestand and then finish the season with back-to-back three-game series on the road.

2019 JMU Baseball Commits

Pitchers
-Landon Cantrell
-Drew Elliott
-Will Headecker
-Griffin McNerney
-Luke Nevels
-Cole null
-Joey Signorelli

JMU baseball 2019 targets

The James Madison Baseball team has announced its roster for the upcoming 2019 season. The Dukes will look to defend their Colonial Athletic Association title and return to the NCAA tournament after falling just short of a bid last year.

The team will be led by seniors Kyle Wrighte, Matt Ingram and Nate Akers. Wrighte was an All-CAA second baseman last year, while Ingram was an All-CAA honorable mention at third base. Akers is a returning starter in the outfield.

The pitching staff will be anchored by senior right-hander Ryan O’Connell, who was named the CAA Preseason Pitcher of the Year. O’Connell went 10-4 with a 2.45 ERA last season and was named first team All-CAA. He will be joined in the rotation by junior left-hander Michael Dailey and sophomore right-hander Connor Staine.

In relief, the Dukes will have junior right-handers Will Bates and Jack Johnston, who both saw significant time out of the bullpen last year. Sophomore left-hander Andrew McBride and freshman right-hander Alec Servidio round out the bullpen.

The Dukes will open their season on February 15th with a three-game series against Appalachian State at Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park

JMU baseball 2019 signees

The James Madison baseball team and head coach Marlin Ikenberry have announced the program’s incoming class of 2019 signees. The Dukes will welcome 12 new student-athletes to the program next season.

“We are excited about the young men that we have coming in for the 2019 season,” said Ikenberry. “This is a very talented and hard working class that we feel can come in and make an immediate impact on our program.”

The 12-member incoming class is made up of eight pitchers, two infielders, one outfielder and one catcher.

JMU Baseball Releases 2019 Roster