2013 New Orleans Privateers baseball team

The 2013 New Orleans Privateers baseball team represented University of New Orleans in the 2013 NCAA Division I baseball season. Because of renovations to Maestri Field, the Privateers played their home games at Wesley Barrow Stadium.

2013 New Orleans Privateers baseball
Conference	Independent
2013 record	7-44
Head coach	Bruce Peddie
Hitting coach	James Jurries
Pitching coach	Justin Garcia
Home stadium	Wesley Barrow Stadium (Temporary)

The team was led by fourth year head coach, Bruce Peddie who came off of a 17-27 record for the 2012 season. For the 2013 season, the Privateers competed as a Division I Independent after a 1-year stint as a Division II Independent.[1][2][3]

Personnel

Roster

2013 New Orleans Privateers baseball roster
	Pitchers 7 Daniel Martinez - Freshman 9 Kyle Blancaneaux - Senior 10 Stone Speer - Senior 11 Jordan Nelson - Senior 13 Jordan Fontenelle - Freshman 15 Blake Prest - Freshman 17 Nicholas Schiro - Freshman 18 Alex Smith - Sophomore 20 Joshua Fountain - Redshirt Sophomore 22 Darron Mckigney - Junior 23 Christian Cale - Junior 28 Raymond Winter - Junior 29 Garrett Manning - Senior 30 Cameron Glendinning - Senior 33 Andrew Shirley - Freshman		Catchers 6 Shayne LeRouge - Sophomore 24 Tyler Hughes - Junior 26 Cameron Keener - Junior 38 Brian Dixon - Junior		Infielders 3 Trevor McCarthy - Junior 4 Zach Liberto - Sophomore 12 Zacary Hawkins^ - Junior 19 Zach Pohto - Senior 34 Seth Laigast - Sophomore 42 James Boddicker - Junior 44 Jonathan Coco - Sophomore		Outfielders 1 Tim Broussard^ - Freshman 8 Reese Kanter - Junior 25 Stephen Potter^ - Freshman 27 Morgan Barger - Junior 31 Dan Perkins^ - Senior 32 Andre Damiens^ - Sophomore 36 Chaz Boyer - Junior

^Denotes players who also share pitching duties.
2013 UNO Privateers Roster [4]

Coaching Staff

2013 New Orleans Privateers baseball coaching staff

Bruce Peddie - Head Coach - 4th year at UNO James Jurries - Hitting Coach - 1st year Justin Garcia - Pitching Coach - 3rd year Kal Bonura - Student Assistant - 2nd year Jason Veillion - Field Coordinator

2013 UNO Privateers Coaching Staff [4]

Schedule

2013 New Orleans Privateers Baseball Game Log[5]
Regular Season
February Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record February 15 Southeast Missouri State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 4–7 A. Winkelman (1-0) G. Manning (0-1) B. Hurst 410 0-1 February 16 Southeast Missouri State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 1-6 Z. Smith (1-0) A. Smith (0-1) None 297 0-2 February 17 Southeast Missouri State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 2-11 W. Spitzfaden (1-0) K. Blancaneaux (0-1) None 272 0-3 February 19 at #1 Arkansas - Baum Stadium 0-14 C. Poche (1-0) D. Martinez (0-1) None N/A 0-4 February 19 at #1 Arkansas - Baum Stadium 0-3 L. Simpson (1-0) B. Prest (0-1) J. Beeks 1,943 0-5 February 22 at South Alabama - Eddie Stanky Field 6-29 J. Traylor (1-0) S. Speer (0-1) None 1,246 0-6 February 23 at South Alabama - Eddie Stanky Field Postponed February 24 at South Alabama - Eddie Stanky Field 1-4 J. Noble (2-0) A. Smith (0-2) B. Boyle N/A 0-7 February 24 at South Alabama - Eddie Stanky Field 2-5 D. Stamey (1-0) B. Prest (0-2) K. Bartsch 1,691 0-8 February 27 at Tulane - Turchin Stadium 3-5 B. Wilson (1-0) S. Speer (0-2) A. Garner N/A 0-9
March Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record March 1 at Central Arkansas - Bear Stadium 1-11 C. McClanahan (2-0) B. Prest (0-3) None 114 0–10 March 2 Wichita State - Bear Stadium 1-5 T. Mateychick (1-1) A. Smith (0-3) None 97 0–11 March 3 at Central Arkansas - Bear Stadium 3-4 E. McKinzie (2-0) A. Shirley (0-1) None 109 0–12 March 8 at McNeese - Cowboy Diamond 2-5 B. Kingsley (2-2) A. Smith (0-4) T. McGee 212 0-13 March 9 at McNeese - Cowboy Diamond 8-10 B. Ware (3-1) S. Speer (0-3) S. Peterson (4) N/A 0-14 March 9 at McNeese - Cowboy Diamond 8-7 R. Winter (1-0) M. Desabrais (0-1) None 351 1-14 March 12 Alcorn State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 6-5 S. Speer (1-3) G. Harrison (1-1) None 378 2-14 March 13 Alcorn State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 7-5 R. Winter (2-0) J. Lemond (0-2) None 341 3-14 March 15 Baylor - Cougar Field 0-10 D. Newman (3-0) S. Speer (1-4) None 304 3-15 March 15 at Houston - Cougar Field 3-13 D. Poncedeleon (2-2) B. Prest (0-4) None 1,011 3-16 March 16 Baylor - Cougar Field 3-8 B. McCormack (1-0) D. Martinez (0-2) None 579 3-17 March 17 at Houston - Cougar Field 3–8 T. Ford (2-0) A. Smith (0-5) None 1,064 3-18 March 19 at Tulane - Turchin Stadium 5-4 B. Prest (1-4) E. Gibbs (0-1) S. Speer (1) 1,897 4-18 March 23 at Grambling - Wilbert Ellis Field 4-5 TJ Murphy (2-1) R. Winter (2-1) Z. Moreau 52 4-19 March 24 at Grambling - Wilbert Ellis Field 5-9 A. Manrrique S. Speer (1-5) Z. Moreau 122 4-20 March 24 at Grambling - Wilbert Ellis Field 5-17 R. Bautista B. Prest (1-5) None 121 4-21 March 26 at Nicholls State - Ray E. Didier Field 4–14 Z. Thiac (2-1) S. Potter (0-1) None 420 4–22 March 28 at West Virginia - Hawley Field 2–11 B. Dykxhoorn (1-0) S. Laigast (0-1) None 191 4-23 March 29 at West Virginia - Hawley Field 2-12 H. Musgrave (4-1) A. Smith (0-6) None 326 4-24 March 30 at West Virginia - Hawley Field 1-5 C. Walter (2-2) S. Speer (1-6) None N/A 4-25 March 30 at West Virginia - Hawley Field 3-4 R. Hostranger (2-0) G. Manning (0-2) P. Paul 503 4-26
April Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record April 1 Jackson State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 1-0 A. Smith (1-6) A. Knowles (1-2) S. Speer (2) 296 5-26 April 9 Southern Miss - Wesley Barrow Stadium 1-2 N. Johnson (1-0) R. Winter (2-2) None 418 5-27 April 10 at Southern Miss - Pete Taylor Park 5-8 J. Winston (1-1) A. Shirley (0-2) J. McMahon (1) 2,907 5-28 April 12 Georgia State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 3-5 B. Burns (5-2) S. Potter (0-2) M. Rose (3) 461 5-29 April 13 Georgia State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 4-5 J. Stuckey (3-1) A. Shirley (0-3) None N/A 5-30 April 13 Georgia State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 5-6 (11) C. Stanley (3-1) R. Winter (2-3) None 418 5-31 April 14 Georgia State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 3-2 A. Smith (2-6) N. Squeglia (3-1) None 385 6-31 April 16 at Southeastern Louisiana - Alumni Field 2-7 J. Hymel (5-3) S. Laigast (0-2) None 889 6-23 April 17 at Tulane - Turchin Stadium 2-3 A. Reeves (1-0) S. Potter (0-3) I. Gibaut (8) 2,160 6-33 April 19 at Oklahoma - L. Dale Mitchell Park 0-10 J. Gray (7-1) B. Prest (1-6) None N/A 6-34 April 20 at Oklahoma - L. Dale Mitchell Park 5-14 D. Overton (8-2) A. Smith (2-7) None N/A 6-35 April 21 at Oklahoma - L. Dale Mitchell Park 3-14 E. Carnes (2-1) S. Speer (1-7) None 1,039 6-36 April 23 Nicholls State - Wesley Barrow Stadium 5-16 T. Byrd (5-3) S. Potter (0-4) None 341 6-37 April 24 at Jackson State - Braddy Field 6-9 A. Rodriguez (4-0) G. Manning (0-3) None 35 6-38 April 26 LSU-Alexandria - Wesley Barrow Stadium 2-1 A. Smith (3-7) T. Olinde (1-3) R. Winter (1) 387 7-38 April 27 LSU-Alexandria - Wesley Barrow Stadium 4-5 P. Ingraffia (3-0) G. Manning (0-4) H. Wallace (4) 418 7-39
May Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record May 1 at Tulane - Turchin Stadium 1-3 R. LeBlanc (3-3) A. Smith (3-8) I. Gibaut 1,941 7-40 May 2 Mississippi Valley State - Summit, MS Cancelled May 2 Mississippi Valley State - Summit, MS Cancelled May 14 at #2 LSU - Alex Box Stadium 2-11 H. Newman (2-0) A. Smith (3-9) None 5,534 7-41 May 16 at #28 Campbell - Jim Perry Stadium 0-14 R. Mattes (7-3) B. Prest (1-7) None 216 7-42 May 17 at #28 Campbell - Jim Perry Stadium 0-6 (11) H. Bowers (9-0) D. Martinez (0-3) None 306 7-43 May 18 at #28 Campbell - Jim Perry Stadium 6-9 R. Thompson (8-0) S. Speer (1-8) None 354 7-44

New Orleans Privateers in the 2013 Major League Baseball Draft

The following members of the New Orleans Privateers baseball program were drafted in the 2013 MLB Draft.[6]

Player	Position	Round	Overall	MLB Team
Stone Speer	LHP	25	758	Tampa Bay Rays

References

1. "UNO fires coach Bruce Peddie". ESPN. May 31, 2013. Archived from the original on July 27, 2015. Retrieved January 10, 2014.
2. Austin Swanson (March 21, 2013). "Privateer Athletics remain Division I: UNO's future is "very bright"". Driftwood. Retrieved January 10, 2014.
3. "UNO athletics taking steps forward in Division I, putting turbulent past behind". The Times-Picayune. New Orleans, LA. July 12, 2013. Retrieved January 10, 2014.
4. "2013 Roster". New Orleans Privateers. Retrieved January 10, 2014.
5. "2013 Schedule". New Orleans Privateers. Retrieved January 10, 2014.
6. "2013 Baseball Draft - Round #25". The Baseball Cube. Retrieved January 10, 2014.