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- Height:
- 5-8
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- Weight:
- 185
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- Year:
- Sr.
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- Hometown:
- Newington, Conn.
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- High School:
- Newington
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- Position:
- 3B/SS
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- Bats/Throws:
- R/R
Bio
Stats: 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008
Career: Named NECC Player of the Year in 2010 ... named CUNYAC
Rookie of the Year in 2008 ... a NEIBA All-Region Third Team
selection in 2011 ... a two-time NECC All-Conference First Team
selection (2010, 2011) ... a NECC All-Conference Honorable Mention
selection in 2009 ... a CUNYAC All-Stars Second Team selection in
2009 ... a two-time NECC All-Tournament Team selection (2010, 2011)
... a four-time NECC Player of the Week selection ... an ECAC DIII
New England Co-Player of the Week selection in 2010 ... a two-time
CUNYAC Rookie of the Week selection in 2008 ... a four-year
letterwinner on the baseball team who played in 132 games and made
131 starts ... batted .405 with 122 RBI and 153 runs scored ...
finished with 190 hits, including 59 doubles, three triples and 18
home runs ... drew 93 walks and struck out only 73 times ...
slugged .659 and had an on-base percentage of .514 ... led the team
in hitting in three seasons ... led the NECC in hitting in 2010 ...
had 53 multi-hit games ... had 33 multi-RBI games ... longest
hitting streak spanned 15 games ... hit safely in 107 games and
reached base safely in 120 games ... a member of two NECC
Championship teams (2010, 2011) and the 2011 team that qualified
for the NCAA Championship ... the Mariners posted two winning
seasons and had an overall record of 66-65-1 in his four
seasons.
2011: A NECC All-Conference First Team and NECC All-Tournament Team
selection ... also named to the NEIBA All-Region Third Team ...
started and played in all 35 games ... made 18 starts at third base
and 17 in the outfield ... batted .405 with career highs of 40 RBI
and 56 runs scored ... had 18 extra base hits, including a
career-high eight home runs ... had three multi-home run games ...
slugged .664 ... led the team with 31 walks and a .524 on-base
percentage ... ranked second in the country in runs per game ...
also ranked among the national leaders in walks per game (10th),
runs (12th), on-base percentage (24th), walks (36th), home runs per
game (37th), home runs (45th), RBI per game (50th), slugging (63rd)
and batting (91st) ... led the NECC in runs and walks ... also
ranked among the conference leaders in slugging (2nd), home runs
(2nd), on-base percentage (2nd), total bases (3rd), batting (4th),
hits (4th) and RBI (4th) ... batted .397 in conference play ... had
13 multi-hit games ... had 11 multi-RBI games ... longest hitting
streak spanned nine games ... recorded a hit in 30 of 35 games and
reached base safely in all but one ... scored a run in all but nine
games ... drew multiple walks in nine games ... had three hits
against both Emerson and Husson ... went 3-for-4 with two homers
and four RBI in the second game against Lyndon State ... went
3-for-3 with two RBI and four runs scored in the opening game
against Elms ... went 4-for-5 with three homers, five RBI and six
runs scored in the series finale against Lesley ... went 10-for-21
with three doubles, two homers, six RBI and six runs scored in five
games of the NECC Championship ... had four hits and two RBI
against Becker and a double and two homers against Daniel Webster
in the tournament ... scored a pair of runs in the title game
against Southern Vermont ... had a hit against both Cortland and
Brockport in the NCAA Regional ... named NECC Player of the Week on
April 25 ... also made six appearances on the mound ... pitched 7.2
innings and struck out seven while walking eight ... made his
pitching debut against Husson ... picked up his first career save
in the second game against Newbury, throwing 2.0 shutout innings
and striking out a pair.
2010: Named NECC Player of the Year ... also a NECC All-Conference
First Team and NECC All-Tournament Team selection ... started and
played all 30 games ... all but one start came at third base ...
batted a team- and conference-high .447 with 30 runs scored and 29
RBI ... led the team in batting average, runs (30), hits (46),
doubles (14), triples (3), homers (4), RBI (29), total bases (78),
slugging percentage (.757), on-base percentage (.533) and steals
(5) ... led the NECC in batting, slugging percentage, on-base
percentage, doubles and total bases ... also ranked among the
conference leaders in home runs (T-3rd), hits (4th), RBI (T-4th)
and runs (7th) ... ranked among the national leaders in on-base
percentage (33rd), doubles per game (37th), batting average (42nd)
and slugging percentage (49th) ... led the team with 15 multi-hit
games ... led the team with eight multi-RBI games ... longest
hitting streak spanned a career-high 15 games ... had the longest
hitting streak on the team ... reached base safely in all but three
games ... recorded a hit in 25 of 30 games ... had three or more
hits in five games ... batted .551 in 15 conference games and hit
safely in all but one game ... went 5-for-8 with two doubles, a
triple, a homer and five RBI in a doubleheader against
Manhattanville ... went 2-for-3 with a home run and four RBI
against Southern Vermont ... went 4-for-5 with a double and drove
in a run against Becker ... went 2-for-9 with three walks, three
runs scored and a RBI in the NECC Championship ... a three-time
NECC Player of the Week (March 22 & 29, May 3) ... named ECAC
DIII New England Co-Player of the Week on March 23.
2009: Named to the CUNYAC All-Stars Second Team ... also a NECC
All-Conference Honorable Mention selection ... played in all 35
games and made 34 starts ... all but two starts came at shortstop
... batted a team-high .372 with 25 runs scored ... also led the
team in RBI (28), hits (45), doubles (17), homers (4), total bases
(74), walks (22), slugging percentage (.612), on-base percentage
(.479) and assists (81) ... had 12 multi-hit games ... had a
team-high eight multi-RBI games ... longest hitting streak spanned
six games ... reach base safely in 30 games ... went 3-for-4 with a
double, four RBI and two runs scored against Staten Island ... went
5-for-5 with two doubles and three runs scored against Albertus
Magnus ... had three or more hits in six games ... went 5-for-9
with a double, homer, three RBI and two runs scored in two games in
the NECC Championship ... went 8-for-16 with four doubles, four RBI
and three runs scored over four games in the CUNYAC
Championship.
2008: Named CUNYAC Rookie of the Year ... started and played in all
32 games, all at third base ... led the team with a .404 batting
average ... also led the squad in runs (42), hits (46), doubles
(18), total bases (70), walks (23), slugging percentage (.614) and
on-base percentage (.521) ... hit two homers and had 25 RBI ...
struck out only 14 times in 114 at-bats ... stole five bases in six
attempts ... had a team-high 13 multi-hit games ... had six
multi-RBI games ... longest hitting streak spanned 11 games ...
reached base safely in 29 games ... went 3-for-4 with two doubles,
three RBI and four runs scored against Southern Vermont ... had
three doubles and a RBI against Westminster ... stole three bases
in one game against CCNY ... a two-time CUNYAC Rookie of the Week
selection.
Personal: Majoring in sport management ... favorite food is Subway
... favorite sports teams are the New York Yankees and “The
U” ... favorite athlete is Derek Jeter.
| Final | R | H | E |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 Mitchell | 5 | 11 | 0 |
| #2 Johnson & Wales (RI) | 4 | 7 | 1 |
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Brooke Whitmarsh
It was a dominant week for Mitchell College junior Brooke Whitmarsh (Portsmouth, R.I.), as the junior catcher/3B slashed .440/.500/.640, helping guide the Mariners to a 6-2 record on the week, including a 5-1 mark in conference play.
Michael Ficocelli
Michael Ficocelli (North Providence, R.I.) continued his strong freshman season, slashing .467/.467/.533, helping guide the Mitchell College baseball team to a 3-0 record on the week, including a 1-0 mark in conference play.
