University of Vermont

• Location: Burlington, VT
• Nickname: Catamounts
• Division: Discontinued Baseball 2009

MLB players who went here

The player from the University of Vermont with the most major league victories is Kirk McCaskill and the player with the most major league at-bats is Larry Gardner. Note: Ed Reulbach, a four-year member of Notre Dame's baseball team and a graduate of that school, played one season at Vermont but was not enrolled at the university.

Vermont was a member of the Yankee Conference through 1979, ECAC New England through 1989, America East Conference (1990-2009), also known as the North Atlantic Conference (1993-1996), and ECAC North Atlantic Conference (1990-1992). UVM also was a member of the ECAC New England Conference (1977-1989) and the Yankee Conference (1948-1974)

Centennial Field, which lies within the campus of the University of Vermont, has been used by both college and minor league teams during its 100+ year history.

People who went here

• Bert Abbey, pitcher
• Jeremiah Bayer, minor league pitcher
• Elmer Bowman, batter
• Herb Brown, college coach
• Bob Carlson, USA national team pitcher
• Ray Collins, pitcher
• Keith Cooper, minor league pitcher
• Bill Currier, college coach
• John Dowd, infielder
• Clyde Engle, infielder
• Larry Gardner, infielder
• Harry Glynne, Bundesliga pitcher
• Bud Kimball, minor league infielder
• Jack Lamabe, pitcher
• Ralph LaPointe, infielder
• Kirk McCaskill, pitcher
• Joe McDonough, USA national team infielder
• Ethan Merrill, minor league pitcher
• Frank O'Connor, pitcher
• Owen Ozanich, Serie A1 pitcher
• Ethan Paquette, minor league infielder
• Alex Pesarik, USA national team pitcher
• Arlie Pond, pitcher
• Ed Reulbach, pitcher
• Mike Stone, college coach
• Bob Tewksbary, minor league infielder
• Steve Trimper, college coach
• Jim Wawruck, minor league outfielder
• Rusty Yarnall, pitcher

Coaches

• Bert Abbey, 1894
• Ray Collins, 1923, 1926
• Tom Keady, 1924
• Collopy, 1927
• Dressler, 1928
• Larry Gardner, 1929-1942, 1946-1951
• Ralph LaPointe, 1952-1967
• Jim Cross, 1968
• Doug Holmquist, 1969-1971
• Jack Leggett, 1978-1982
• Mike Stone, 1983-1987
• Bill Currier, 1988-2009

Assistant Coaches

• Mike Cole, 2002-05, 2009
• Bill Currier, 1984
• Jim Neidlinger
• Todd Raleigh, 1992
• Steve Trimper, 1994-1998

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Post Season
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956			CWS District Tournaments
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962			CWS District Tournaments
1963
1964
1965	11-5
1966
1967	8-5
1968	7-9
1969	13-9	5-5
1970	10-14
1971	13-13	3-9
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978	11-9
1979	12-11	2-8
1980	12-16	3-12
1981	22-15	8-8
1982	18-10
1983	8-13-2	5-8-1
1984	14-15	7-8
1985	8-29	2-10
1986	9-19	6-9
1987	15-14
1988	10-21-1	5-9
1989	11-19	4-11
1990	18-13	5-9
1991	18-14	6-8
1992	28-13	13-9
1993	25-18	15-13	North Atlantic
1994	16-22	10-13	North Atlantic
1995	27-18	15-9	North Atlantic
1996	12-21	8-12
1997	27-19	15-9	America East
1998	26-21	15-12	America East
1999	21-26	10-18
2000	28-22	16-10	America East
2001	23-22	10-17
2002	27-22	14-8	America East
2003	32-14	17-5	America East
2004	18-26	10-11
2005	29-19	14-7	America East
2006	19-32	16-8	America East
2007	21-29-1	10-13
2008	27-24	12-11	America East
2009	23-33	14-10	America East