Le Moyne College Baseball Schedule
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Keep up with the Le Moyne college baseball schedule so you don’t miss a game!
Upcoming games
The Le Moyne College baseball schedule for the upcoming season is as follows:
3/1 – vs. Niagara University
3/2 – vs. Canisius College
3/3 – at St. Bonaventure University
3/4 – vs. Monmouth University
3/5 – at rider University
Previous games
The Le Moyne College Baseball Schedule for the previous games is as follows:
-March 2nd: Le Moyne Comets vs. The University of Rochester Yellowjackets
-March 3rd: Le Moyne Comets vs. The University of Rochester Yellowjackets
-March 9th: Le Moyne Comets vs. Siena Saints
-March 10th: Le Moyne Comets vs. Siena Saints
Team standings
As of today’s date, March 3rd, the team standings are as follows:
1) University of Connecticut – 21-2 (9-1 conference)
2) Clemson University – 18-4 (6-1 conference)
3) Florida State University – 16-5 (5-2 conference)
4) Louisiana State University – 15-6 (3-3 conference)
5) Le Moyne College – 14-7 (3-3 conference)
6) Vanderbilt University – 13-8 (2-4 conference)
Player statistics
Below are the player statistics for the 2020 Le Moyne College baseball season
Player | Positions | games played | At Bats | Hits | Runs Batted In | Home Runs
— – | ———-| ————-|———|——|—————--|———-
Sean Ryan | C, IF, OF| 42| 154| 48| 33| 5
Kevin Cooney| 1B, OF| 42| 146| 49| 34| 8
Will Toffey| 3B, 1B, DH| 40| 153| 51| 39| 10
Joe Dunand | SS, 2B, 3B, OF| 42||||||
Game highlights
The 2015 Le Moyne College baseball team will open its season on Friday, February 13th with a three-game series against St. Thomas Aquinas The Dolphins will be looking to build on their success from last year, when they reached the NCAA Division II World Series for the first time in school history. The team’s home opener will be on Saturday, March 14th against Mercyhurst.
Team news
The Le Moyne College Baseball Team is set to open its 2019 season on Saturday, Feb. 23, when the Dolphins travel to North Carolina to take on Catawba in a doubleheader.
Le Moyne will play its first home games of the season the following weekend, March 1-3, when it hosts Canisius for a four-game weekend series. The games on Saturday and Sunday will both start at noon, while the game on Friday will start at 3 p.m.
The Dolphins will play a total of six home series during the regular season including three Northeast-10 Conference series. Le Moyne will host Southern Connecticut for a three-game set April 5-6, Franklin Pierce for a four-game series April 12-13 and St. Michael’s for a three-game set April 26-27.
Player profiles
The following is a list of the Le Moyne college baseball team’s players, their year in school, position, and hometown.
seniors
-Outfielder/infielder Matt Tortolano (West Seneca, N.Y.)
-Infielder/outfielder Steve Lauria (Scarsdale, N.Y.)
-Pitcher Mike Torzilli (Buffalo, N.Y.)
college baseball rankings
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Recruiting
-National Letter of Intent (NLI) Signing Day is the first day a prospective student-athlete (PSA) can sign a binding National Letter of Intent for a particular sport with a school that is a member of the National Letter of Intent Program.
-The early Signing Period for Division I Baseball is from November 8-15. During this period, Prospective Student Athletes (PSAs) can sign a National Letter of Intent or athletic scholarship agreement with a Division I school.
-The regular signing period for Division I Baseball is from April 11 – August 1.
Alumni in the MLB
Alumni in the MLB
The Le Moyne College baseball team has had several alumni go on to play in the Major League Baseball (MLB). Below is a list of some of the most notable Le Moyne alumni who have made it to the MLB:
-Billy Rohr: Pitched for the Boston Red Sox in 1967, and is best remembered for pitching the first game in Fenway Park history.
-Rich Gale: Pitched for six different teams over his 13-year career, including the Montreal Expos and Kansas City Royals
-Joe Messina: Pitched for the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox during his eight-year career.
