UMass Lowell Athletics Hall of Fame
2001 Baseball Team
- Induction:
- 2022
The 2001 UMass Lowell baseball team boasted a 39-19 overall record. The team went 26-7 in Northeast-10 play to win the league's regular-season championship before winning four of five games to secure the Northeast-10 Tournament Championship.
The River Hawks then moved onto the NCAA Tournament, where they knocked off Concordia to be crowned the NCAA Northeast Regional Champions, advancing to advance to the program's first Division II College World Series. The team would win its program-record 39th game of the season and first College World Series game with a 13-5 victory over Central Missouri in the opening game of the tournament.
The 2001 team still holds several program records, including games won (39), runs scored (524), hits in a season and RBI in a season.
2001 UMass Lowell Baseball Team Roster
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The River Hawks then moved onto the NCAA Tournament, where they knocked off Concordia to be crowned the NCAA Northeast Regional Champions, advancing to advance to the program's first Division II College World Series. The team would win its program-record 39th game of the season and first College World Series game with a 13-5 victory over Central Missouri in the opening game of the tournament.
The 2001 team still holds several program records, including games won (39), runs scored (524), hits in a season and RBI in a season.
2001 UMass Lowell Baseball Team Roster
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| Jon Cahill | Jamie Mandell | Ray Richards |
| Lenny Carter | Adam McCusker | Joe Sancinito |
| Todd Cole | Allen Mottram | John Sexton |
| Brian Eck | Mike Nugent | Patrick Shirley |
| Evan Greene | Dave Ouellette | John Stanovich |
| Dave Harne | Miles Page | Erik Thomas |
| Sean Kerrigan | Steve Palazzollo | Jeff Trainor |
| Scott Lavalley | Matt Petros | Matt Tupman |
| Nate Linstad | Michael Regan | David Williamson |
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