Did You Know?

Wooster has made 22 NCAA postseason appearances since 1976 and has made the Div. III NCAA Championship Tournament four times.
The Scots finished 2nd in Div. III in 1997 and 3rd in 2005.
Wooster is the Division III record holder for home runs in a season with 104 (1997).
Wooster has compiled 33 consecutive winning seasons and posted 30 or more wins 13 straight years.
The Scots have 12 Top-10 national finishes and were ranked No. 1 to end the regular season in 1998 & 2002, and were ranked No. 2 to end the 2005 season.
Wooster became the first Div. III school since the 1999-2000 season (Rowan) to have its football, basketball and baseball teams each win at least one NCAA postseason game (2004-05).
Wooster defeated Ohio State, the eventual Big Ten champions, 9-7 in Columbus on April 24, 2002.
Former Scot Pete Meyer (’87) lead Florida Southern Univ. to the NCAA Div. II national championship in baseball in 2005, while being named national Coach of the Year.
The Scots have had 12 players signed or drafted by major league teams since 1970, including Jared Treadway being drafted by the New York Yankees in 2002.
Head coach Tim Pettorini is an eight-time NCAC Coach of the Year and his 841 career wins ranks 10th all-time among active Div. III coaches.
The Scots have won the NCAC East Division each of the past six seasons and have captured 11 NCAC Tournament titles since 1987.
In the past six seasons, five Scots have earned NCAC Newcomer of the Year honors, while four players have been named NCAC Player of Year & NCAC Pitcher of the Year.
Adam Samson (’08) became the first Scot pitcher to earn First-Team All-American honors when he garnered that award in 2007.
Sheldon Steiner (’07) became the second Scot to earn Academic All-American honors when he garnered that award in 2007.
Jake Frank (’05) finished his Wooster career as the Scots’ all-time leader in RBIs (224) and triples (13).
Kurt Kapferer (’06) finished his Wooster career as the Scots’ all-time leader in home runs (49); he also led Div. III in home runs (18) his senior season (2006).
The Scots have made 22 appearances in the NCAA Tournament — the 6th most of any Div. III school.
Luke Ullman (’05) was named NCAA Div. III National Player of the Year in 2005, becoming just the third athlete in school history to win a Player of the Year award.
Luke Ullman (’05), Jake Frank (’05), Jon Oliver (’06) and Pat Christiansen (’08) were named All-Americans in 2005.
Wooster was ranked No. 1 during both the 2006 & 2007 seasons in the ABCA/Collegiate Baseball Top-30 Poll.
Wooster opened the 2007 season by winning a school-record 27 straight games.