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Baseball By Nick Seeman, Southeast Missouri Sports Information

Baseball Returns Home for Contest With Arkansas State

The Red Wolves defeated the Redhawks 10-5 in their first meeting this season

Kenton Parmley hit .556 last week with nine runs scored and 10 hits as he ranks fourth in the country in hits with 63
Southeast Missouri (11-26) vs. Arkansas State (21-16)

Series Schedule: Tuesday, 5:00 p.m., CT.
Location: Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Stadium: Capaha Field
Head Coaches: SEMO: Mark Hogan (514-446-1 / 18th Year); ASU: Tommy Raffo (Fourth Season)
Live Stats: GoSoutheast.com
Audio Webcast: GoSoutheast.com
KFVS 12 Webcast: GoSoutheast.com
Weather Forecast:
  Tuesday- Mostly Sunny, 73 Degrees

Complete Southeast Missouri Baseball Game Notes


Quick Hits

Countdown to 900
Head coach Mark Hogan is one win away for 900 wins in his career. Hogan has coached at the NJCAA (Lurleen B. Wallace), NCAA Division II (West Alabama) and NCAA Division I level (Southeast). Hogan has 514 wins at Southeast Missouri. Hogan collected his 500th career win against Eastern Illinois last season on May 20, 2011.In 2007, he passed Southeast legendary coach Joe Uhls as the schools all-time wins leader.

Going Streaking
Senior Shortstop Kenton Parmley is currently riding a 44-game hitting streak that dates back to last season. Parmley's streak is currently fifth in NCAA history. He broke the OVC record of 42-games by Austin Peay's Chuck Abbott on Saturday and extended his streak to 44-games on Sunday, He broke former major leaguer Kerry Robinson's school record of 35 games in 1995 against EIU as he earned a hit in his final at-bat of the contest. Parmley has extended his hitting streak in his first at-bat 18 times. He currently ranks fourth in the country in hits with 63 on the season.
  
    58 - Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State (1987)
    56 - Garrett Wittels, FIU (2010)
    47 - Phil Stephenson, Wichita State (1981)
    45 - Roger Schmuck, Arizona State (1996)
    44 - Kenton Parmley, Southeast (2011-present)
    42 - Chuck Abbott, Austin Peay (1996)
    41 - Jarod Berggren, Northern Colorado (2010)
    41 - Michael Campo, Penn State (2000)
    41 - Todd Nace, Southern Miss (1989-90)
    41 - Rusty Adkins, Clemson (1965-66)
    40 - Shane Robinson, Florida State (2004-05)
    40 - Brandon Caraway, Houston (1998-99)

Senior Trenton Moses has now reached base safely in a school record 57-straight contest that dates back to last season. Moses was 5-for-5 on Sunday against Morehead State. The five hits tied a career-high that he has accomplished two other times. He was 5-for-5 against Wright State earlier this season. He leads the nation in slugging percentage after his two home run performance on Sunday.

Sophomore Derek Gibson is currently riding a 21-game hitting streak that started against Arkansas-Little Rock, a contest in which he hit his first career home run. He hit his fourth home run of the season on Sunday against Morehead State.

Records Watch
Senior shortstop Kenton Parmley has 276 hits at Southeast Missouri ranking third all-time in the record books. He is only 12 hits from breaking Jeremy Johnsons school record of 287. Parmley is eight hits away from passing Jim Klocke for second all-time in Redhawks histoey in hits as Klocke stands at 283. Parmley is third all-time in runs scored as well with 183 in his career.

Earlier This Season
The Southeast Missouri baseball team dropped a 10-5 decision on March 27 against the then Sun Belt Conference leader Arkansas State in the rivals first of two meetings this season. Moses was 2-for-4 on the night with three RBI. He extended his hitting streak to 17 games and his reaching base safely streak to 46 contests.

Kenton Parmley was 2-for-5 on the evening with a run scored.

Freshman Cody Spanberger  picked up the loss throwing 1.2 innings with six earned runs on only two hits with five walks. Tony Zerrusen threw two innings of relief along with Trevor Kill.
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