Wofford College Athletics

Returning weekend starter who is expected to anchor the Terrier rotation in 2006 . . . Possesses outstanding size . . . Throws strikes and has great velocity . . . Competes well . . . A potential draft choice come June . . . Fanned 39 in 36.2 innings in the summer of 2006 while pitching for the Wilmington Sharks of the Coastal Plain League . . . 2006: Set Wofford’s school record with 18 starting assignments . . . Led the Terriers with a 4.80 ERA, 99.1 innings and 85 strikeouts . . . 30 of his strikeouts were looking . . . Was 20th in the Southern Conference in ERA, fourth in innings and eighth in strikeouts . . . Threw a complete game 6-hitter in a win over Youngstown State ((March 4) . . . Threw five shutout innings at Davidson (March 10) . . . Earned his first win of the season with six strong innings vs. Dayton (Feb. 19) . . . Recorded a career-high 11 strikeouts vs. IPFW (March 2) . . . Was perfect through four innings vs. the Mastodons . . . Was the opening day starter . . . 2005: Led the Terriers in numerous pitching categories as a sophomore including ERA (5.23), wins (8), innings (93.0), starts (15) and strikeouts (63) . . . Went 8-7 as a sophomore including a 4-6 mark in 10 Southern Conference starts . . . His eight wins were the fourth-most in the SoCon . . . Posted wins over Dayton, Longwood, Stony Brook, Youngstown State, Appalachian State, Davidson, East Tennessee State and Georgia Southern . . . In a rarity, received a decision in all 15 starts . . . Struck out a season-high seven batters on three occasions including games against Dayton, Stony Brook and Appalachian State . . . Yielded just two hits in 6.1 innings of work in a 3-1 win over Stony Brook (Feb. 26) . . . Struck out six in a 19-9 win over Georgia Southern (May 1) . . . Scattered three hits in five innings of work in earning his first win of the season, a victory over Dayton . . . 2004: Had a very impressive rookie campaign . . . placed second on the team in ERA (5.09) for hurlers with at least 14 innings on the season . . . Ranked fourth on the staff in appearances (14) and fifth in innings (53.0) . . . Made five starts . . . Had a 2:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio (24-12) . . . His longest stint of the year was 6.2 innings of scoreless relief against East Tennessee State (April 11) . . . Did not walk a batter while striking out three and yielding five hits . . . Closed the campaign by throwing scoreless ball over 5.1 innings at Western Carolina (May 15), allowing four hits while striking out one and not walking a batter . . . Surrendered just one earned run over his final two outings and 7.1 innings . . . Pitched two-hit ball over 2.2 scoreless innings at South Carolina (April 28) . . . Also held Charleston Southern scoreless in allowing just one hit and one walk while fanning two over 3.1 innings . . . Did not surrender an earned run in 2.2 innings versus Clemson (March 10) . . . Tossed three shutout innings at Davidson (April 3) . . . Held Georgia Southern to one run on three hits over three innings (April 24).. . . . High School: A two-time All-Conference selection . . . Posted a 7-2 record on the mound as a senior . . . Batted .359 with four home runs . . . Named the Brunswick County Player of the Year his junior year . . . A Region 2 State Games Gold Medal recipient . . . A four-year baseball letterman . . . Also lettered in basketball, football and soccer . . . All- conference in soccer . . . Personal: Born April 9, 1985 . . . Son of David and Penny Redwine.