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Name

Position

Year

Hometown

Height

Weight

1

Jesse Lawler

OF

Freshman

Peosta, Iowa

5-10

175

2

Aaron Laskowski

INF/RHP

Freshman

Edgerton, Wis.

5-11

175

3

Andrew Danna

INF

Sophomore

Antioch, Ill.

5-11

160

4

Jeffrey Stevens

OF

Sophomore

Castle Rock, Colo.

5-9

180

5

Nicholas Martin

INF

Freshman

Orland Hills, Ill.

5-11

170

6

Adam Hocking

RHP

Freshman

Galena, Ill.

6-1

197

7

Matthew Gaddis

OF

Freshman

Peoria, Ill.

5-11

160

8

Andrew Reese

DH

Junior

Dixon, Ill.

5-10

210

9

Mark Hennessy

RHP

Sophomore

Lansing, Iowa

6-1

190

10

Klayton Breitbach

OF

Freshman

Jesup, Iowa

6-0

175

11

Kalen Mace

LHP

Sophomore

Wisconsin Dells, Wis.

5-10

150

12

Kyle Duggan

OF

Freshman

Cedar Rapids, Iowa

5-9

155

13

Bobby Shepherd

INF

Freshman

Oswego, Ill.

5-10

190

14

Andrew Denton

RHP

Sophomore

Aurora, Colo.

5-10

175

15

Nathan Lucas

INF

Freshman

Ingleside, Ill.

6-0

160

18

Noah Mahlik

OF

Freshman

Green Bay, Wis.

5-9

160

19

Steve Skutley

RHP

Sophomore

Urbandale, Iowa

5-9

190

21

Landon Klostermann

RHP

Freshman

Epworth, Iowa

6-1

215

22

Brock Grubbs

C

Freshman

Bondurant, Iowa

5-11

215

23

Philip Elking

INF

Freshman

Columbus, Ohio

6-2

180

24

Alexander Larson

UTL

Senior

La Grange, Ill.

5-10

175

27

Austin Linderwell

OF

Junior

Manchester, Iowa

5-11

175

28

Mitch Windle

INF

Freshman

East Troy, Wis.

6-3

210

31

Todd Whited

P/OF

Sophomore

Glenview, Ill.

6-0

210

35

Ryan Mertens

C

Freshman

Grinnell, Iowa

5-11

200

40

Richard Aubert

INF

Junior

Dixon, Calif.

5-11

187

41

Hector Diaz

OF

Sophomore

San Juan, P.R.

6-1

190

42

Louis Dettorre

RHP

Senior

Dixon, Calif.

5-8

185

44

Derec Thompson

INF/RHP

Freshman

Houston, Texas

5-11

205

46

Chris Williams

C

Freshman

Heidelberg, Germany

5-10

185

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University of Dubuque Baseball Coach's Profile

Jason Crane Assistant Baseball Coach BS, University of Dubuque Email: jcrane@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3124 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Office Location: 310 Stoltz Sports Center

Shane Schellsmidt Head Baseball Coach BS Physical Education, University of Dubuque Email: sschells@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3124 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Office Location: 310 Stoltz Sports Center Biography - Click to close Shane Schellsmidt serves as the head baseball coach for University of Dubuque. A native of New Albin, Iowa, Schellsmidt, attended the Iowa High School baseball powerhouse, Kee High School (Lansing, Iowa). Along with his responsibilities at the University of Dubuque Coach Schellsmidt serves as an Associate Scout for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Owner/GM River Valley League, a Collegiate Summer Wooden Bat League, consisting of players from NCAA D I thru D III, NJCAA and NAIA. Honors Under Coach Schellsmidt: " 52 School Records Set " Has Coached 2 Players who have Signed Professional Contracts " 1 NCAA National Statistical Champion - Home Runs " 1 NCAA National Statistical Champion - Slugging Percentage " 1 All-American " 6 All-Region Selections " 14 All Conference Selections " 2 All-Iowa Conference Batting Champions While at Kee High Schellsmidt was a member of one state championship title, two state runner-up titles, all-conference in baseball for four years, and a five-year letterman. Schellsmidt and his brother Andy Beck hold the most brother combo hits in Kee Hawk history (460). Notable high school statistic, Schellsmidt shares a state of Iowa record of doubles in a single game . Schellsmidt played two years of junior college baseball at Division 1 NJCAA, Southwestern Community College in Creston, Iowa, under legendary Coach Bill Krejci, Team USA Junior National Head Coach. He then transferred to the University of Dubuque where he earned his bachelor's degree in physical education. While playing for the Spartans, Schellsmidt battled knee injuries, but while on the field was a two-year starter at catcher and first base, also serving as a two year team captain. Memorable college moment, his first college hit was a 3-Run Homerun against Iowa Lakes Community College. Schellsmidt began his coaching career under to Iowa High School Hall of Fame Coaches in Gene Schultz and Dave Broders. As the assistant baseball coach at Kee High School, Schellsmidt had the chance to work under Gene Schultz, the nation's winningest high school coach. He then served as the head baseball coach at Bellevue High School in Bellevue, Iowa. Shane and his wife Stephanie reside in Dubuque with their two sons Carter and Cael.