GAME PROGRAM INFO
Slippery Rock has moved away from printed game programs for all sports. This page will serve as the "Digital Game Program" for this week's game. To navigate to all gameday info for any SRU home events this year, simply visit rockathletics.com/gameday or scan the QR code on the "Gameday Info" posters hanging in each facility.
 

Slippery Rock vs. Point Park
The Rock (27-15)	Pioneers (27-17)
Roster	Roster
Schedule	Schedule
Statistics	Statistics
Coach Jeff Messer	Coach Loren Torres
Program Records	-
PSAC Standings
PSAC Leaders
PSAC Schedule
Jack Critchfield Park

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - With a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Tournament berth already clinched, the Slippery Rock University baseball team closes out its regular season slate with five games this week.
 
THE SCHEDULE
Tuesday: vs. Point Park (5 p.m. – Critchfield Park)
Thursday: at California (1 p.m. / 3:30 p.m. - EQT Park)
Friday: vs. California (1 p.m. / 3:30 p.m. – Critchfield Park)
 
SENIOR DAY FRIDAY
Prior to the start of Friday's doubleheader, Slippery Rock's 2026 senior class of Darryn Callahan, Gage Gillott, Parker Hogge, Michael Kitko, Nate Malak, Clay Wiesen and Mark Wilbur will be recognized in a brief pregame ceremony.
 
MOTHER NATURE IS UNPREDICTABLE
With the unpredictable spring weather in western Pennsylvania, fans are reminded that any time / location / date changes will be posted on rockathletics.com and all of SRU athletics' official social media accounts as information becomes available.
 
LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME
Fans are reminded that there are NO PETS allowed at Jack Critchfield Park, or in any SRU athletics facilities. Please do not bring dogs or any other pets to the game. Unless they are a verifiable registered service animal, you will be asked to remove your pet from the facility.
 
WATCH ON YOUR TV - "ROCK ATHLETICS DIGITAL NETWORK" APPS
• Fans can watch every pitch of this week's home games live and on-demand for FREE on the Rock Athletics Digital Network, created and operated by the SRU athletic communication office.
 
• Search for Rock Athletics Digital Network in the app stores on Amazon Fire TV, Apple RV, Roku and Android TV devices. The streaming web player linked above will also integrate with Chrome Cast devices to allow viewers to cast the game to those devices.

POSTSEASON SPOT SECURE (BUT STILL MUCH TO PLAY FOR)
Thanks to its four-game sweep of Clarion last week - combined with other results around the conference - the PSAC office determined Saturday night that Slippery Rock had mathematically clinched berths into the upcoming PSAC Tournament.
 
While Slippery Rock is assured of making the conference tournament no matter what happens this week, all-important seeding is still to be determined.
 
• The top five teams in the divisional standings from both the PSAC West and PSAC East at the end of the regular season qualify for this year's single-elimination PSAC Tournament that will be held at Critchfield Park (May 6-9).
 
• The winner of the conference tournament earns an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament.
 
• All five spots from the Western Division have been clinched, but just one seed is official. Thanks to its 22-2 league record, Seton Hill has already locked down the top spot out of the Western Division.
 
• Behind the Griffins are four teams separated by just one game in IUP (14-10), Gannon (14-10), Slippery Rock (13-11) and California (13-11). Entering the weekend, The Rock, Crimson Hawks, Golden Knights and Vulcans could all finish anywhere between 2-5 in the final regular season standings.
 
• Only two teams from the Eastern Division – West Chester and East Stroudsburg - have punched their tickets to the PSAC Tournament as Millersville (15-9), Shippensburg (14-10), Shepherd (12-12) and Bloomsburg (11-13) are fighting for the final three berths.
 
• While winning a conference tournament will require surviving a gauntlet no matter your seed, earning one of the top three seeds in each division would be very beneficial to every team due to the fourth and fifth teams in both divisions having to play an additional game in the conference tournament.
 
POINT PARK DETAILS
Opponent: Point Park University
Games 43: Tuesday (5 p.m.) – Critchfield Park
Watch: Link
Live Stats: Link
All-Time Series: PPU leads 29-17
Last Played: April 29, 2025 (SRU won 13-9)
 
SERIES HISTORY
While Point Park is 29-17 all-time against SRU, The Rock and Pioneers have met just once in the last 22 years – a 13-9 Slippery Rock victory at Critchfield Park a season ago.
 
Seven current Rock athletes played in last season's victory over the Point Park including Brandon Butler, who hit for the cycle as part of a 4-for-6, three-run, two-RBI performance.
 
Treston Nemeth (2-5, 1 run, 1 RBI) and Gage Gillott (2-5, 2 runs, 1 RBI, 1 walk) had multi-hit games as well in the win. Stone Powell went 1-for-2 with one RBI and two walks and Michael Kitko scored twice and collected one RBI to round out the top Rock hitters versus the Pioneers.
 
CALIFORNIA SERIES DETAILS
Opponent: California (Pa.)
Games 44-45: Thursday (1 p.m. / 3:30 p.m.) – EQT Park (Washington, Pennsylvania)
Watch: Link
Live Stats: Link
Games 46-47: Friday (1 p.m. / 3:30 p.m.) – Critchfield Park
Watch: Link
Live Stats: Link
All-Time Series: SRU leads 120-88
Last Played: April 26, 2025 (Cal swept DH)
 
SERIES HISTORY
In a series that traces back to 1968, Slippery Rock is 120-88 all-time against California. The Rock and Vulcans have split their last two PSAC West series' in 2024 and 2025.
 
Top Rock Performers vs. California
Gage Gillott: .500 (11-22) – 5 Runs – 2 HR – 6 RBI – (6 GP)
Gage Gillott: 1-1 – 10 IP – 2.70 ERA – 10 K / 1 BB - .308 OBA (2 APP)
Clay Wiesen: .500 (7-14) – 1 Run – 2 RBI – 2 2B (4 GP)
Brandon Butler: .308 (8-26) – 6 Runs – 1 HR – 4 RBI (8 GP)
Joey Vanzin: 1 SV – 4 IP – 0.00 ERA – 3 K / 1 BB - .111 OBA (2 APP)
Michael Kitko: 0-0 – 3.2 IP – 0.00 ERA – 3 K / 2 BB - .154 OBA (1 APP)

TALE OF THE TAPE
STAT	ROCK	PIONEERS	VULCANS
Runs*	7.4	5.8	6.3
Runs Allowed*	4.6	4.5	5.1
Hits*	10.0	7.5	9.8
Hits Allowed*	7.9	7.5	7.8
Team Batting Average	.329	.263	.319
Opp. Batting Average	.277	.260	.264
Team OB%	.416	.389	.410
Opp. OB%	.366	.343	.365
Team ERA	4.73	4.43	5.21
Opp. ERA	7.58	6.09	6.96
* per game stats

SLIPPERY ROCK PRIMER
• Stats: Link
• Roster: Link
• Overall Record: 27-15
• PSAC West Record: 13-11
• PSAC West Standings: t-4th
• Home Record: 16-8
• Away Record: 8-7
• Neutral Site Record: 3-0
• Streak: W5
• Last 5 Games: 5-0
• Head Coach: Jeff Messer | 41st season (1,181-775-5 / .604)
 
ROCK LEADERS
Hitting
Hits: Michael Kitko – 58
Runs: Gage Gillott – 43
Doubles: Stone Powell / Gage Gillott – 16
Home Runs: Stone Powell – 7
RBIs: Michael Kitko – 44
Walks: Gage Gillott – 31
Batting Average: Michael Kitko – .426
On-Base %: Gage Gillott – .473
Slugging %: Michael Kitko – .632
OPS: Michael Kitko – 1.100
 
Pitching
Wins: Cole Grady  – 4
Saves: Joey Vanzin - 5
ERA: Cole Grady – 2.66
WHIP: Nolan Comerford - 1.01
Opp. Batting Average: Cole Grady – .209
Innings Pitched: Cole Grady – 40.2
Strikeouts: Zachary Hare – 49
 
LAST 5 GAMES
April 25: vs. Clarion (W, 7-3)
April 25: vs. Clarion (W, 5-2)
April 24: at Clarion (W, 7-2)
April 24: at Clarion (W, 2-0)
April 21: at Ashland (W, 9-6)
 
LAST TIME OUT
Slippery Rock locked up a PSAC Tournament berth with a four-game series sweep of Clarion.

ROCK INDIVIDUALS ON D2 LEADERBOARDS (Top 100)
• Michael Kitko: Toughest to Strikeout (5th / 1 strikeout every 22.7 at-bats)
• Michael Kitko: Batting Average (25th / .426)
• Joey Vanzin: Saves (37th / 4)
• Mark Wilbur: Saves (67th / 4)
• Stone Powell: Doubles per game (57th / 0.38)
• Gage Gillott: Doubles per game (57th / 0.38)
• Stone Powell: Total doubles (70th / 16)
• Gage Gillott: Total doubles (70th / 16)

ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER WINNING SEASON
No matter how the rest of the year plays out, Slippery Rock is already assured of having locked down its 36th winning season in the last 41 years under head coach Jeff Messer.
 
HOME IS WHERE THE WINS ARE
Since Critchfield Park's stadium renovation in 2020, Slippery Rock has recorded a 99-54 (.647) overall regular season home record. SRU is 16-8 at Critchfield Park in 2026.
 
GET A LEAD, KEEP A LEAD
Slippery Rock is 21-2 when holding a lead after five innings.

KITKO GOING FOR BATTING TITLE
Entering the final week of the regular season The Rock's Michael Kitko leads the PSAC West in batting average at .426, two points ahead of Seton Hill's Brady McGuire (.424). If Kitko were to win the PSAC West batting title he would be the first Rock athlete to accomplish the feat since Jon Kozarian (.421) in 2021.
 
Other Rock athletes currently ranking in the top three in statistical categories across the PSAC West include Gage Gillott and Stone Powell (tied for first place in doubles / 16) and as Joey Vanzin (second in saves / five).

GOOD EYE
Gage Gillott has drawn 31 walks in 42 games played this season. He already ranks 17th in Slippery Rock single-season history for walks and is on pace finish with 35 which would be tied with Derek Carr (2012) and Kevin Keryan (1990) for fifth at The Rock.
 
STREAKING
Several Rock athletes enter the final week of the regular season in possession of impressive hit and/or on-base streaks.  
 
• Michael Kitko is in the midst of an 11-game hitting streak, which is the top active streak and is tied with Stone Powell for the second longest hitting streak for The Rock this year. Clay Wiesen had a 13-game hitting streak earlier in the year that is currently the best in 2026.
 
• Gage Gillott (12), Max Bernadowski (12), Kitko (11) and Powell (10) are all enjoying active on-base streaks of at least 10 games. Jake Robinson and Darryn Callahan share the season-long top reached base streak of 16 straight games earlier in the year.

THE ROCK ROTATION
Slippery Rock's standard weekend rotation featuring Gage Gillott, Cole Grady, Parker Hogge and Zachary Hare have been a point of strength for The Rock over the last three weeks.
 
• Grady has firmly established himself as one of the top pitchers in the entire PSAC. He's earned wins in four of his last five starts to bring a 4-0 record, 2.66 ERA and .209 opponent batting average into the California series. Grady has struck out 48 batters in his 40.2 innings pitched this year.
 
• Gillott has not allowed a run over his last two starts (10.1 innings), earning a pair of wins to push his record to 3-2 on the year with a 4.55 ERA, 25 strikeouts and a .279 opponent batting average over 27.2 innings.
 
• Only Grady has logged more innings pitched for The Rock this season than Hogge, who is 3-2 with 27 strikeouts and nine walks in 36.2 innings.
 
• Hare took a no-hitter into the fourth inning of his Clarion start, finishing with one hit and one run allowed while striking out eight Golden Eagles. The promising rookie has made nine starts for Slippery Rock in 2026, going 3-1 with a 3.51 ERA, .216 opponent batting average and 49 strikeouts through 33.1 innings.
 
• Only four other Rock pitchers have struck out more batters as rookies than Hare: Joby Lapkowicz (66 / 2010), Lou Trivino (57 / 2011) and Gary Chesnoski (56 / 1982).
 
• Kyle Warsnman has started three of The Rock's four midweek games this season. In eight total appearances, the sophomore is 3-0 with a 4.02 ERA and 14 strikeouts in 15.2 innings.
 
THE ROCK BULLPEN
Slippery Rock's core relief trio of Joey Vanzin, Nolan Comerford and Michael Kitko have all been relied upon heavily coming out of SRU's bullpen in 2026.
 
• Vanzin has made a team-high 17 appearances in 2026. In addition to leading The Rock in appearances, only three other pitchers on the entire staff have thrown more innings than Vanzin's 32.1. He is 2-2 with five saves, a 3.34 ERA and .254 opponent batting average. Vanzin has 39 strikeouts to just eight walks.
 
• Over the last seven years, only one other Rock pitcher has made more appearances in a single-season than Vanzin: Mark Wilbur pitched in 18 games in 2025. Vanzin now ranks second in the PSAC West in saves behind only Zach Herb (6). His nine career saves are tied for the fifth most in SRU program history.
 
• Nolan Comerford has been outstanding for the majority of his rookie year. Pitching 25.2 innings across 16 appearances, Comerford has made three saves while tallying 29 strikeouts, just nine walks and a 2.81 ERA to go with a scant .187 opponent batting average.
 
• Comerford garnered his first collegiate victory after throwing 2.2 shutout innings in SRU's 5-2 victory over Clarion.
 
• Not just one of The Rock's top hitters, Kitko has also gone 2-2 with 27 strikeouts and 13 walks in 25.2 innings of work. Just three of the nine runners he has inherited this season have scored.
 
• Warnsman and Tyler Slone (3-0, 3.07 ERA, 14.2 IP, .271 OBA) have also pitched in multiple PSAC West games.
 
THE ROCK LINEUP
C: A starter in 39 games this season – 37 of which have come behind the plate – Nemeth has greatly increased his overall offensive production from a season ago, hitting .351 with a .417 on-base percentage, 22 runs, 11 doubles, one home run and 33 RBIs. Landon Hamer (2 HR, 5 RBIs) and Mason Raup (.375, 4 RBIs) have split catching duties during midweek games.
 
1B: Stone Powell is The Rock's sole leader in home runs (7) in addition to being tied for the team – and PSAC – lead in doubles (16) while slashing .351/.418/.604 with 35 runs and 42 RBIs. He has started all 42 games for SRU at first base.
 
2B: In what's became a weekly occurrence, Clay Wiesen made several great plays in field to help The Rock preserve their sweep of Clarion last week. Wiesen also posted five hits in the series and is now batting .330 on the year with 26 runs, two home runs and 10 RBIs.
 
3B: 27 of Max Bernadowski's 33 starts in 2026 have come at third base. Bernadowski went 4-for-5 in SRU's home portion of the Clarion series, which helped raise his batting average to .304 alongside 31 runs, two home runs, 15 RBIs and a.403 on-base percentage.
 
SS: 24 of Jake Robinson's 31 RBIs this season have come against PSAC West opponents. Robinson has started all 36 games he's played in en route to hitting .367 with 34 runs, one home run, 31 RBIs, four stolen bases and a .449 on-base percentage. Aari Fox serves as Robinson's primary backup.
 
LF: Depending on the lineup configuration, starting left field duties typically fall to one of SRU's best hitters in either Gage Gillott (28) or Michael Kitko (8).
 
• Gillott, The Rock's leadoff hitter, continues to perform at such a level on the mound, at the plate and in the field that has made him one of the most versatile and valuable athletes in the PSAC. Over 42 starts, Gillott holds a slash line of .345/.473/.497 with 43 runs, two home runs, 27 RBIs, 16 doubles and eight stolen bases.
 
• As mentioned throughout this preview, Kitko has been one of most productive hitters in the PSAC West both on a per game and overall basis in 2026. His all-conference caliber stat line includes a .426 batting average, .468 slugging percentage, .632 slugging percentage, 25 runs, six home runs and 44 RBIs.
 
• Kitko, who is Slippery Rock's primary designated hitter (27 starts) when not splitting time in left field or the occasional start in right field (3), ranks fifth in the nation with just one strikeout every 22.7 at-bats in NCAA Division II's "toughest to strikeout out" stat.
 
CF: Starting duties in centerfield has been shifted around between Morgen Billotte (23), Luke Anderton (12) and Gillott (7).
 
• Billotte has reached base in eight straight games and is now batting .286 with 24 runs, one home run, 13 RBIs and a .383 on-base percentage. Anderton has also been productive on the year with 13 runs and nine RBIs in addition to hitting .310 with a .408 on-base percentage.
 
RF: A starter in 40 games, 37 of which in right field, Darryn Callahan has had the best season of his collegiate career. In addition to hitting .294 with a .396 on-base percentage and .504 slugging percentage, Callahan has scored 23 runs with five home runs and 32 RBIs. He shifted the tide of SRU's 5-2 victory over Clarion when he launched a three-run pinch hit homer in the sixth inning.

THE ROCK'S RECORD WHEN…
When scoring 6+ Runs: 21-6
When holding opponents under 6 runs: 22-6
When Out-hitting opponent: 22-2
When SRU hits at least 1 home run: 18-5
 
OWNING THE MIDDLE STAGES
Slippery Rock has owned the middle stages of games as its scored 102 runs over the fourth and fifth innings of contests while allowing 46 (+56).
 
CLOSE CALLS
Nine of The Rock's 15 losses this season have been by two runs or less.
 
HITTING WHEN IT MATTERS (RISP)
1. Treston Nemeth: .511 (24-47)
2. Michael Kitko: .462 (24-52)
3. Jake Robinson: .452 (19-42)
4. Stone Powell: .426 (26-61)
5. Gage Gillott: .410 (16-39)
6. Morgen Billotte: .346 (9-26)
 
HIT MACHINES
SRU enters the final week of the regular season having recorded double-digit hit totals in 23 games this season. With a minimum of six games left in the year (regular season + at least one PSAC Tournament games), Slippery Rock is on pace to record 480 hits which would rank 16th in SRU single-season program history.
 
MIDWEEK SUCCESS
Tuesday's game against Point Park marks The Rock's final midweek game of the 2026 season: SRU has already earned two such wins against Walsh (5-0, 10-8) as well as a 13-5 victory over Fairmont State and a 9-6 win against Ashland on the road.
 
Slippery Rock is 24-9 in midweek games over the last four years and has won 12 consecutive midweek regular season games dating back to the end of 2024.
 
Midweek Winning Streak
2026: Ashland (9-6)
2026: Walsh (10-8)
2026: Fairmont State (13-5)
2026: Walsh (5-0)
2025: Point Park (13-9)
2025: Ashland (7-6)
2025: West Liberty (10-0)
2025: Cedarville (7-6)
2025: Walsh (8-5)
2025: Mansfield (5-2)
2025: Walsh (5-3)
2024: Notre Dame College (14-1)
 
MESSER SEVENTH ON CAREER WINS LIST
Slippery Rock head coach Jeff Messer begins the final week of the regular season with 1,181 wins, placing him seventh on Division II baseball's career wins ledger in addition to the ABCA Hall of Famer being the third active winningest coach in Division II.
 
DII Coaching Wins (All-Time)
1. John Schaly (Ashland, Active): 1,383
2. Mike Metheny (Southeastern Ok., 1981-17): 1,324
3. Joe Roberts (Armstrong, 1980-13): 1,314
4. Tom Thomas (Valdosta State, 1968-07): 1,308
5. Charlie Migl (St. Mary's, 1987-21): 1,246
6. Greg Guilliams (Flagler, Active): 1,241
7. Jeff Messer (Slippery Rock): 1,181
8. John Goelz (Sonoma State, 1985-24): 1,174
9. Mike Sansing (Shorter/Kennesaw, 1989-21): 1,158
10. Chris Hanks (Colorado Mesa, Active): 1,153
 
DII Coaching Wins (Active)
1. John Schaly (Ashland): 1,383
2. Greg Guilliams (Flagler): 1,241
3. Jeff Messer (Slippery Rock): 1,181
4. Chris Hanks (Colorado Mesa): 1,153
5. Joe Urso (Tampa): 1,098

POINT PARK PRIMER
• Stats: Link
• Roster: Link
• Overall Record: 27-17
• Home Record: 13-5
• Away Record: 8-7
• Neutral Site Record: 6-5
• Streak: W1
• Last 5 Games: 2-3
• Head Coach: Loren Torres | 17th season at PPU (461-215 / .682)
 
PIONEERS LEADERS
Hitting
Hits: Olindo Pezzone – 44
Runs: Chris Williams – 41
Doubles: Carlos de la Vega – 13
Home Runs: Olindo Pezzone – 15
RBI: Olindo Pezzone – 48
Walks: Blake Ewing – 34
Batting Average: Olindo Pezzone – .344
On-Base %: Felix Gonzalez – .455
Slugging %: Olindo Pezzone – .734
OPS: Olindo Pezzone – 1.142
 
LAST 5 GAMES
April 26: vs. Wheeling (W, 22-11)
April 26: vs. Wheeling (L, 4-0)
April 24: vs. Wheeling (W, 2-0)
April 24: vs. Wheeling (L, 5-4, 9 Inn.)
April 21: vs. IUP (L, 5-3)
 
TOP POINT PARK HITTERS
Olindo Pezzone: .344 (44-128) - 29 R - 15 HR - 48 RBI – .408 OB%
Blake Ewing: .262 (34-130) - 30 R - 13 HR - 32 RBI – .419 OB%
Felix Gonzalez: .290 (29-100) - 25 R - 5 HR - 26 RBI – 5 SB - .455 OB%
Chris Williams: .265 (39-147) - 41 R - 4 HR - 24 RBI – 20 SB - .423 OB%
Trevor Jones: .275 (41-149) - 24 R - 4 HR - 24 RBI – 14 SB - .339 OB%
 
CALIFORNIA PRIMER
• Stats: Link
• Roster: Link
• Overall Record: 25-18
• PSAC West Record: 13-11
• PSAC West Standings: t-4th
• Home Record: 14-6
• Away Record: 6-8
• Neutral Site Record: 5-4
• Streak: L1
• Last 5 Games: 2-3
• Head Coach: Joey Noro | First season (25-18 / .581)
 
VULCAN LEADERS
Hitting
Hits: Connor Evans – 67
Runs: Connor Evans – 37
Doubles: Connor Evans – 15
Home Runs: Chad Helwich – 4
RBI: Ikon Jones – 38
Walks: Peyton Ford – 17
Batting Average: Connor Evans – .419
On-Base %: Charlie Nigut – .489
Slugging %: Connor Evans – .644
OPS: Connor Evans – 1.088
 
Pitching
Wins: Roman Gill / Beau Bigam – 5
Saves: Evan Stranko - 3
ERA: Evan Stranko – 1.32
WHIP: Beau Bigam - 1.30
Opp. Batting Average: Evan Stranko – .235
Innings Pitched: Beau Bigam – 59.1
Strikeouts: Beau Bigam – 47
 
LAST 5 GAMES
April 25: vs. IUP (L, 11-6)
April 25: vs. IUP (W, 2-1)
April 24: at IUP (L, 4-2)
April 24: at IUP (L, 12-3)
April 21: vs. Fairmont State (W,4-3)
 
TOP VULCAN HITTERS
Connor Evans: .419 (67-160) - 37 R - 3 HR - 37 RBI – 9 SB - .444 OB%
Ikon Jones: .375 (48-128) - 29 R - 1 HR - 38 RBI – 13 SB - .465 OB%
Charlie Nigut: .355 (38-107) - 36 R - 1 HR - 23 RBI – 9 SB - .489 OB%
Chad Helwich: .306 38-124) - 32 R - 4 HR - 22 RBI – 7 SB - .387 OB%
Brandon McClain Banks: .305 (39-128) - 28 R - 3 HR – 26 RBI – 7 SB - .352 OB%
 
TOP VULCAN PITCHERS
Beau Bigam: 5-4 – 59.1 IP – 5.31 ERA – 47 K / 7 BB - .287 OBA
Coleman Fletcher: 3-2 – 40.1 IP – 4.02 ERA – 38 K / 17 BB - .247 OBA
Nathan Holmes: 3-1 – 29.2 IP – 7.28 ERA – 14 K / 20 BB - .305 OBA
Roman Gill: 5-2 – 37 IP – 5.59 ERA – 19 K / 14 BB - .252 OBA
Evan Stranko: 3-1, 3 SV – 27.1 IP – 1.32 ERA – 30 K / 15 BB - .235 OBA
 
 UP NEXT
Slippery Rock opens the postseason in the PSAC Tournament at Critchfield Park. Because SRU's seeding in the tournament is still in flux, the date and opponent of its first tournament game is yet to be decided.

 



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