McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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Lud Henry ROAD: 13-18 BELAYER Roger Hickernell, SS Mack Mistric, INf Kevin Arnold Carl Grayson Tony Camp, 3b Lud Henry, 3b Billy Bryant, 2b James Gallier, 1b Todd Griffen, C Joey Granger, Of Gary Westerlage, Of David Mees, Of Bryan Harris, 2b-Of Ben Berwick, Pr Others McNEESE Opponents PLAYER David Ramsey David Lopez Ben Berwick Scott Wade Mark Williams Tony Robichaux Harold East Mike Prouse Rudy Flores Gary Westerlage Others McNEESE Opponents — SCHOOL RECORDS McNESESE Opponents —: SCHOOL RECORD Bill Simon | Assistant Coach Roger Hickernell Kevin Arnold Carl Grayson Jeff Hunter MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY FINAL 1982 BASEBALL STATISTICS HOME: 12-11 OVERALL: 25-29 BATTING RBIPZB aS 6 H 1s} = Si} Sis I 18 0) 24 WBOr RON WON HRONUYUOOSO SCorcooororFrooaWw OnKPoOoUnHeitoroconaA NOR WFPOWURRPNNNFP OF Som eaee hyo oS SS ONFPOCOONKFNRFKFPYHK DON Dap 280 1358 1390 203 44 237 58 369 428 PITCHING ie) HR 18 30 66% 19% 353 33 54 44 18 11% G mBWWA O YTWOO hOW OnNnnNwroounnd Rae As hls ot el eee SSDS) 69S Swe SS WS) © I=’ WN OC RN DWN DN WH 428 369 280 227, 363% 32 3057352) NN Noe) TEAM FIELDING A E LG DP 459 60 1609 39 482 76 1655 28 LOB 313 B29) Pel 962 954 Bill Simon, a former McNeese State MVP, is serving as assistant coach with the Cowboys this season. He is a 1976 graduate of McNeese and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree. Simon was the McNeese MVP in 1975 when he batted .366 and was named to the all-Southland Conference team as an infielder. He joined the coaching staff this season. Awe BRRPNrPwWrNrR OTT SE HBP BB My ScOoorTronoroon David Perez coonocoonooy SUGo-11 AVG. NP 2B 29) 290 LD) P72 DZ Sports ¢ 237

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Triny Rivera Head Coach 236 ¢ Sports | “a NO - Sa 4 Billy Bryant Brian Harris gr oT, . tae § Va sate ti timed ae av Se —— Triny Rivera is now in his third season as head coach of the McNeese Cowboys. A native of Wharton, Tex., Rivera has been around baseball all his life and has come to believe that the best teams are those that play a sound defense and utilize speed on offense. “You've got to be strong up the middle on defense and then be willing to utilize your speed on offense,” he said. “Here in the Southland Conference you've also got to have good pitching depth. Year in and year out, you'll find that teams with the better pitching staffs will either win or be in the top two when it comes time to settling the conference championship.”

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Cowgirl Softball The McNeese Cowgirl Softball team, under the direction of coach Jim Draudt, ended its 1982 season with a 26-15 overall record. Many records were broken by the Cowgirls this season, six of which were career records for Cherilyn Lantrip. Lantrip batted .313 for the Cowgirls and assumed the career lead in runs scored (113), hits (134), doubles (16), home runs (12), stolen bases (55) and runs batted in (75). There were five other records turned by the Cowgirls during the season. Jan O’Friel, the team’s leading batter with a .316 average, set a single season record for runs batted in with 29 while Pam Mayet set a mark for triples as she belted 8. In the career pitching statistics, Laura Grifka recorded her 39th victory and 130th strikeout. This season the Cowgirls compiled one of the best records in the state. Above: The 1982 Cowsgirl Softball Team. 238 ¢ Sports