#2, BRETT RHOADS
IF/P
6-1, 195, R/R
So., Landisville, Pa.

2005--Led the Marauders his freshman year with the highest overall batting average (.366, 30-for-82) with four doubles, one home run, and nine RBI...played in 27 games (started 24)...also excelled with a .939 fielding average (six errors on 99 chances)...contributed 74 put-outs and 19 assists...versatile competitor who can play at first or second base, pitch, and also serve as a designated hitter...business administration major.

#7, RICKY CARAVAGGIO
IF
5-10, 175, R/R
So., Lake Grove, N.Y.

2005--Started 38 games at shortstop for the Marauders his freshman year...led the team in assists (76) and contributed six doubles, two home runs, and 12 RBI...secondary education (Spanish) major.

#12, PAUL JOHN HOLBERG
OF/P
6-0, 190, R/R
Sr., Devon, Pa.

2005--Recorded a 4-2 record on the mound (which led the team in wins) during his junior year...started seven games...pitched 41.0 innings...recorded 29 strikeouts. 2004--Tallied a .333 batting average his sophomore campaign with six doubles and nine RBI...played in 31 games (starting 18)...registered a .953 fielding percentage (two errors on 43 chances)...also had 33 put-outs and eight assists. 2003--Defensively during his freshman year he recorded a .900 fielding percentage (one error on ten chances)...had a .250 batting average with one double and three RBI...PSAC Scholar-Athlete...special education major.

#13, JAMIE HAAS
DH/OF
6-2, 215, L/R
Jr., Camp Hill, Pa.

2005--Earned All-PSAC Eastern Division Second Team honors his sophomore campaign...stepped up his offensive game as he led the Marauders in home runs (4)...played 37 games (starting 33)...recorded an overall batting average of .307 (35-for-114)...recorded seven doubles and 16 RBI...accumulated a .474 slugging percentage for Millersville. 2004--Registered a .231 batting average during his freshman year...played in 12 games...accounting major.

#16, B.J. ALAIMO
IF/OF
5-10, 185, S/R
Sr., Abingdon, Md.

2005--During his junior campaign, he became a threat on the bases, on the field, and at bat...he led the team in most runs scored (24), most stolen bases (eight of nine attempts), and was second in assists (59)...played 39 games (starting 37)...registered a .306 batting average (37-for-121)...tallied four doubles, one triple, one home run, and 13 RBI...can play at second or third base in the infield and also patrol left field...economics major.

#18, JOSE ROSADO
IF/OF
5-9, 195, R/R
Jr., Bethlehem, Pa.

2005--Led the Marauders in RBI (22) and doubles (12) during his sophomore year...played 38 games (starting 30)...recorded one home run...registered a .417 slugging percentage and hit .272 overall...saw action at second base, third base and the outfield last spring...elementary education major.

#24, ROB DUVALL
1B/DH/P
6-2, 230, R/R
Sr., Willow Street, Pa.

2005--Led the Marauders in RBI (22) and doubles (12) during his sophomore year...played 38 games (starting 30)...recorded one home run...registered a .417 slugging percentage and hit .272 overall...saw action at second base, third base and the outfield last spring...elementary education major.

#30, KEVIN LEDDY
P
6-2, 190, R/R
Jr., Upper Darby, Pa.

2005--Had nine appearances on the mound during his sophomore campaign...pitched 38.1 innings...recorded 17 strikeouts for the Marauders...had a .909 fielding percentage with one error on 11 chances. 2004--Pitching 9.0 innings in eight appearances during his freshman year and recorded five strikeouts...business administration major.

#11, JON KREMSER
C
6-0, 180, R/R
Jr., Montoursville, Pa.

2005--Shared club honors in triples (2) during his sophomore campaign...played 29 games (starting 28)...had a .235 batting average (20-for-85)...added two doubles and nine RBI...tallied a .940 fielding percentage (handled 157 of 167 chances without error). 2004--During his freshman year, Kremser saw action in 17 games (starting six)...recorded four doubles and four RBI...had a .971 fielding percentage...PSAC Scholar-Athlete...biology major.

#25, BRIAN BOOTH
C
6-3, 195, R/R
Jr., Chester Springs, Pa.

2005--During his sophomore campaign he tallied a .295 batting average...played 19 games (starting 12)...added one double and five RBI...recorded a .976 fielding percentage (two errors on 84 chances)...formed an effective backstop platoon tandem with classmate Jon Kremser...business management major.