2016 State College Spikes Roster

New York-Pennsylvania League (NYPL) - Class: Short Season A
Team Record: 50-26
Finished 1st in the NYPL's Pinckney Division
Manager: Johnny Rodriguez (50-26)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: State College, Pennsylvania
Ballpark: Medlar Field at Lubrano Park
Attendance: 125,875, Avg. 3,312 in 38 home dates
2016 State College Spikes Statistics

Playoffs - State College Spikes 2 games, Staten Island Yankees 1
Finals - State College Spikes 2 games, Hudson Valley Renegades 0

The State College Spikes of the New York-Pennsylvania League ended the 2016 season with a record of 50 wins and 26 losses, finishing first in the league's Pinckney Division.

The Spikes paced the circuit with 378 runs, ignited by 35 home runs. State College yielded 295 runs. Ryan McCarvel powered the team with 10 home runs Vince Jackson and Ryan McCarvel each drove in 45 runs. Tommy Edman led batters with significant playing time with a .286 average. Steven Farinaro topped the squad with 9 wins, while Carson Cross recorded a 3.25 ERA, leading qualifying pitchers.

Members of the 2016 State College Spikes who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Andrew Young, Jordan Hicks and Tommy Edman.

Johnny Rodriguez served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Max AlmonteRRMarch 4, 19926'1"205Far Rockaway, NY US
Ricardo BautistaLRDecember 27, 19956'0"185Vega Alta, PR
Brady BowenRLJuly 24, 19926'1"160Litchfield Park, AZ US
Eric CarterRRJuly 21, 19925'11"202St. George, UT US
Carson CrossRRJanuary 24, 19926'5"205Brentwood, NH US
Matt DavisRRDecember 8, 19945'10"175Mechanicsburg, PA US
Jordan DeLorenzoLLSeptember 8, 19926'1"205Winter Park, FL US
Bryan DobzanskiRRAugust 31, 19956'4"220Franklinville, NJ US
Riley DrongesenRRMay 29, 19926'2"205Granite Bay, CA US
Tommy EdmanSRMay 9, 19955'10"180San Diego, CA US
Jhonatan EscuderoRRJuly 7, 19936'1"165Cartagena, Bolivar CO
Steven FarinaroRRAugust 18, 19956'0"170Hayward, CA US
Mick FennellLRApril 30, 19945'10"190Butler, PA US
Bladimil FrancoRROctober 29, 19936'0"170San Cristobal, San Cristobal DO
Yariel GonzalezSRJune 1, 19946'1"190Mayaguez, PR
Joey HawkinsRRMarch 10, 19935'11"170Oshawa, ON CA
Jordan HicksRRSeptember 6, 19966'2"185Houston, TX US
Harley HoltRROctober 28, 19916'0"165Honolulu, HI US
Danny HudzinaRRFebruary 27, 19945'11"185Palm City, FL US
Vince JacksonLLFebruary 4, 19946'4"190McDonough, GA US
Connor JonesRROctober 10, 19946'3"220Chesapeake, VA US
John KilichowskiLLMay 17, 19946'5"217Tampa, FL US
Danny MartinRRAugust 5, 19945'11"180Las Vegas, NV US
Dailyn MartinezRRApril 19, 19936'2"170Santiago, Santiago DO
Jeremy MartinezRRDecember 29, 19945'11"195Fountain Valley, CA US
Jose MartinezSR5'10"150Machiques de Perija, VE
Ryan McCarvelRRDecember 23, 19946'2"180Moreno Valley, CA US
Yeison MedinaRROctober 2, 19926'2"210Jimani, Independencia DO
Dewin PerezLLSeptember 29, 19946'0"175Cartagena, Bolivar CO
Anthony RayLRMarch 3, 19956'1"165Chicago, IL US
Chris RiveraRRMarch 10, 19955'11"150Anaheim, CA US
Elier RodriguezSRFebruary 15, 19956'2"210Miami, FL US
Robby RowlandSRDecember 15, 19916'4"215Cloverdale, CA US
Josh SwirchakRRApril 2, 19935'11"180Manassas, VA US
Dylan TiceSRDecember 15, 19925'8"190Perkasie, PA US
Greg TomchickRRDecember 30, 19926'4"200Concord, MA US
Spencer TraynerRRDecember 22, 19946'0"160Tampa, FL US
Gerwuins VelazcoRROctober 7, 19916'1"190Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Bob WheatleyLLFebruary 4, 19926'5"220Los Angeles, CA US
Ronnie WilliamsRRJanuary 6, 19966'0"170Miami, FL US
Andrew YoungRRMay 10, 19946'0"195West Fargo, ND US

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.



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