University of New Orleans

• Location: New Orleans, LA
• Nickname: Privateers
• Conference: Southland Conference 2014- ; Gulf South Conference 2012; Sun Belt Conference 1992-2010; American South Conference 1988-1991; Division-I Independent 1980-1987; Sun Belt Conference 1978-1979; Division-II Independent
• Ballpark: Maestri Field 2014-present; Wesley Barrow Stadium 2013; Privateer Park -2012

College World Series Appearances: 1 1984

The University of New Orleans was known as Louisiana State University, New Orleans until February 1974. The school has sponsored baseball since at least 1970.

Coaches

• Bob Hines, 1970-1971
• Ron Maestri, 1972-1985, 2014-2015
• Tom Schwaner, 1986-1999
• Randy Bush, 2000-2004
• Tom Walter, 2005-2009
• Bruce Peddie, 2010-2013
• Blake Dean, 2016-

Assistant coaches

• Jay Artigues, 1998
• Jim Boehne, 1990-1997
• Kirk Bullinger, 2007-2009
• Gerald Cassard, 2007
• James Jurries, 2013-2014
• Bruce Peddie, 2007-2009
• Wally Whitehurst, 1998-2001

People who went here

• Jim Bullinger, pitcher
• Kirk Bullinger, pitcher
• Randy Bush, outfielder
• Joey Butler, outfielder
• Dan Callahan, college coach
• Dom DeSantis, minor league pitcher
• Thomas Diamond, pitcher
• Roger Erickson, pitcher
• Johnny Giavotella, infielder
• Mark Higgins, infielder
• Tim Jamieson, college coach
• Glen Kuiper, minor league infielder
• Tom Lipari, minor league pitcher
• Dave Lynch, minor league pitcher
• Paul Mainieri, college coach
• Jason Marian, signed infielder
• Reeves Martin, minor league pitcher, coach
• J.P. Martinez, coach
• Jon Mathews, coach
• Marcus McKenzie, minor league pitcher
• Anthony Herron, minor league infielder
• Rouglas Odor, coach
• Eric Orze, pitcher
• Greg Perschke, college coach
• Mike Quade, manager
• Eric Rasmussen, pitcher
• Hez Randolph, minor league coach
• Chandler Rose, college coach
• Steve Rowell, drafted infielder
• Bit Sao, Cambodian national team pitcher
• Jim Schlossnagle, college coach
• Augie Schmidt, college coach
• Joe Slusarski, pitcher
• Brian Snitker, manager
• Brian Traxler, infielder
• Lenny Weber, minor league pitcher
• Wally Whitehurst, pitcher
• Ted Wood, outfielder

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Post Season
1970	8-19
1971	14-25
1972	24-17
1973	26-13		Division II Regionals
1974	34-14		Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
1975	23-20
1976	26-14-1
1977	35-9		CWS Regionals
1978	35-16		Sun Belt
1979	49-14		Sun Belt / CWS Regionals
1980	46-15		CWS Regionals
1981	48-16		CWS Regionals
1982	49-16		CWS Regionals
1983	34-29
1984	45-24		CWS Regionals / CWS
1985	43-28		CWS Regionals
1986	29-30
1987	44-19		CWS Regionals
1988	42-23	14-1	American South / CWS Regionals
1989	33-34	10-5	American South / CWS Regionals
1990	37-27	11-4	American South
1991	26-31	9-9
1992	27-27	10-11
1993	25-28	9-10
1994	35-23	16-8	Sun Belt
1995	36-22	15-11	Sun Belt
1996	43-21	19-8	Sun Belt / CWS Regionals
1997	31-25	11-15
1998	29-29	13-13	Sun Belt
1999	25-34	15-18	Sun Belt
2000	38-25	20-9	Sun Belt / CWS Regionals
2001	25-32	13-14	Sun Belt
2002	31-28	12-12	Sun Belt
2003	23-32	7-17
2004	27-28	13-10	Sun Belt
2005	20-39	10-14	Sun Belt
2006	30-28	12-12	Sun Belt
2007	38-26	16-14	Sun Belt / CWS Regionals
2008	43-21	18-11	Sun Belt / CWS Regionals
2009	22-33	12-18
2010	13-39	2-26
2011	4-50
2012	18-26	6-17
2013	7-44
2014	11-38	2-28
2015	15-40	3-27
2016	31-26	14-16	Southland
2017	30-28-1	16-14	Southland
2018	29-32	14-16	Southland
2019	29-26	13-17
2020	11-6	2-1
2021	29-28	23-17	Southland
2022	30-23	13-11	Southland
2023	36-24	13-11	Southland
2024	31-26	14-10	Southland

Related Sites

Transition to D-II