Le Moyne Athletics : ERIC BEAULAC SELECTED BY THE NEW YORK METS IN THE 9TH ROUND OF THE MLB AMATEUR DRAFT.

June 6, 2008

ERIC BEAULAC SELECTED BY THE NEW YORK METS IN THE 9TH ROUND OF THE MLB AMATEUR DRAFT.

SYRACUSE, NY- Junior standout Eric Beaulac (Troy, NY) was selected by the New York Mets in the 9th round (284th overall) of the Major League Baseball Draft and becomes the 31st player and 20th pitcher in Le Moyne history to be chosen in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft.

Among the nation’s elite strikeout artists, Beaulac set the single season Dolphin record with 113 strikeouts in leading the Dolphins to a 33-21 record. Named the 2008 Division I Independent Pitcher of the Year, Eric led the Le Moyne staff with a 9-2 record and 2.83 ERA. The highlight of his 2008 campaign came on May 10th as the hard-throwing right-hander became the fifth player in program history to toss a no-hitter as he blanked the Rider Broncs at Dick Rockwell Field. CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FINAL OUT

In 2007, Beaulac posted an 8-1 record and a 2.94 ERA in 15 starts in being named to the MAAC All-Conference second team. In three seasons on the heights, Beaulac has compiled a record of 20-4 placing him in a tie for third all-time for wins in a career.

This marks the ninth consecutive season the Dolphins have seen a player move to the professional ranks and the 12th player drafted in the MLB Amateur Draft under Head Coach Steve Owens. Beaulac becomes the second player in program history to be selected by the New York Mets (Kyle Brown, 2004, 18th round). Additionally, a pitcher from Le Moyne College has been selected in seven of the last eight MLB Drafts.

LE MOYNE COLLEGE BASEBALL DRAFT HISTORY
2008
Eric Beaulac P New York Mets (9th round, 284 overall)
2007
Bobby Blevins P Los Angeles Dodgers (13th round, 416 overall)
Andy Parrino 3B San Diego Padres (26th round, 807 overall)
2006
Mike Affronti SS Oakland Athletics (17th round, 518th overall)
2005
Andre Enriquez P Washington Nationals (13th round, 384th overall)
Aaron Bulkley CF Houston Astros (16th round, 494th overall)
2004
Matt Scherer P St. Louis Cardinals (16th round, 480th overall)
Kyle Brown OF New York Mets (18th round, 524th overall)
2003
Brian Matton P Texas Rangers (14th round, 406th overall)
Andy Weimer P Tampa Bay Devil Rays (15th round, 428th overall)
2002
Christopher Barlow P Montreal Expos (9th round, 257th overall)
2001
Jamie Steward P Anaheim Angels (39th round, 1169th overall)
1996
Tom Stepka P Colorado Rockies (10th round, 296th overall)
1995
Dan Kurtz P Seattle Mariners (12th round, 314th overall)
1993
John Ratliff P Chicago Cubs (1st round, 24th overall)
Dave Smith SS Boston Red Sox (14th round, 387th overall)
Chuck Kulle OF Cleveland Indians (25th round, 699th overall)
Dickie Woodridge 2B San Diego Padres (31st round, 870th overall)
1989
Randy Marshall OF/1B Texas Rangers (9th round, 221st overall)
Matt Stevens P Philadelphia Phillies (29th round, 740th overall)
Kevin Keon P Texas Rangers (18th round, 455th overall)
1988
Mike Farrell P Montreal Expos (24th round, 622nd overall)
Pete Hoy P Boston Red Sox (33rd round, 849th overall)
1987
Rich Berg P Oakland Athletics (12th round, 302nd overall)
1984
Tim Mirabito P Cincinnati Reds (25th round, 624th overall)
Matt Harrison P New York Yankees (9th round, 232nd overall)
1982
Tom Browning P Cincinnati Reds (9th round, 233rd overall)
Mike Fennell OF New York Yankees (11th round, 284th overall)
Jim Deshaies P New York Yankees (21st round, 541st overall)
1979
Joe Abone 2B Montreal Expos (11th round, 270th overall)
1976
Jim Wessinger 2B Atlanta Braves (6th round, 123rd overall)



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June 6, 2008 ERIC BEAULAC SELECTED BY THE NEW YORK METS IN THE 9TH ROUND OF THE MLB AMATEUR DRAFT. SYRACUSE, NY- Junior standout Eric Beaulac (Troy, NY) was selected by the New York Mets in the 9th round (284th overall) of the Major League Baseball Draft and becomes the 31st player and 20th pitcher in Le Moyne history to be chosen in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. Among the nation’s elite strikeout artists, Beaulac set the single season Dolphin record with 113 strikeouts in leading the Dolphins to a 33-21 record. Named the 2008 Division I Independent Pitcher of the Year, Eric led the Le Moyne staff with a 9-2 record and 2.83 ERA. The highlight of his 2008 campaign came on May 10th as the hard-throwing right-hander became the fifth player in program history to toss a no-hitter as he blanked the Rider Broncs at Dick Rockwell Field. CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FINAL OUT In 2007, Beaulac posted an 8-1 record and a 2.94 ERA in 15 starts in being named to the MAAC All-Conference second team. In three seasons on the heights, Beaulac has compiled a record of 20-4 placing him in a tie for third all-time for wins in a career. This marks the ninth consecutive season the Dolphins have seen a player move to the professional ranks and the 12th player drafted in the MLB Amateur Draft under Head Coach Steve Owens. Beaulac becomes the second player in program history to be selected by the New York Mets (Kyle Brown, 2004, 18th round). Additionally, a pitcher from Le Moyne College has been selected in seven of the last eight MLB Drafts. LE MOYNE COLLEGE BASEBALL DRAFT HISTORY 2008 Eric Beaulac P New York Mets (9th round, 284 overall) 2007 Bobby Blevins P Los Angeles Dodgers (13th round, 416 overall) Andy Parrino 3B San Diego Padres (26th round, 807 overall) 2006 Mike Affronti SS Oakland Athletics (17th round, 518th overall) 2005 Andre Enriquez P Washington Nationals (13th round, 384th overall) Aaron Bulkley CF Houston Astros (16th round, 494th overall) 2004 Matt Scherer P St. Louis Cardinals (16th round, 480th overall) Kyle Brown OF New York Mets (18th round, 524th overall) 2003 Brian Matton P Texas Rangers (14th round, 406th overall) Andy Weimer P Tampa Bay Devil Rays (15th round, 428th overall) 2002 Christopher Barlow P Montreal Expos (9th round, 257th overall) 2001 Jamie Steward P Anaheim Angels (39th round, 1169th overall) 1996 Tom Stepka P Colorado Rockies (10th round, 296th overall) 1995 Dan Kurtz P Seattle Mariners (12th round, 314th overall) 1993 John Ratliff P Chicago Cubs (1st round, 24th overall) Dave Smith SS Boston Red Sox (14th round, 387th overall) Chuck Kulle OF Cleveland Indians (25th round, 699th overall) Dickie Woodridge 2B San Diego Padres (31st round, 870th overall) 1989 Randy Marshall OF/1B Texas Rangers (9th round, 221st overall) Matt Stevens P Philadelphia Phillies (29th round, 740th overall) Kevin Keon P Texas Rangers (18th round, 455th overall) 1988 Mike Farrell P Montreal Expos (24th round, 622nd overall) Pete Hoy P Boston Red Sox (33rd round, 849th overall) 1987 Rich Berg P Oakland Athletics (12th round, 302nd overall) 1984 Tim Mirabito P Cincinnati Reds (25th round, 624th overall) Matt Harrison P New York Yankees (9th round, 232nd overall) 1982 Tom Browning P Cincinnati Reds (9th round, 233rd overall) Mike Fennell OF New York Yankees (11th round, 284th overall) Jim Deshaies P New York Yankees (21st round, 541st overall) 1979 Joe Abone 2B Montreal Expos (11th round, 270th overall) 1976 Jim Wessinger 2B Atlanta Braves (6th round, 123rd overall)