Eric Jaret

by Jim Sloatman

2008: Fired team-high 86.0 innings, the most by a freshman in the program history … that figure ranks third overall in program annals … 60 strikeouts ranked third on team and seventh on Bison single-season list …

60 strikeouts were a new freshman record … posted a 5-6 record with a 4.29 ERA … third on team in wins (5) … led squad with 15 starts …

started NCAA Tournament game against Tulane and yielded 4 runs and six hits in 3.2 innings … also struck out three vs. Green Wave …

tossed eight shutout innings against IPFW on March Nine, allowing just three hits with four walks and six strikeouts and was named Patriot League Pitcher of the Week following that performance …

totaled 8 strikeouts at Army on March 29 … combined with Jason Buursma on 20th two-hitter in program history in 1-0 clinching win of PL semifinal series at Army …

went 5.2 innings and tied season high with eight strikeouts in that postseason contest opposite to the Black Knights … limited opponents to .263 batting average, the second-best figure among Bison starters.

Personal/High School: Son of John and Gayle Jarrett … lettered in baseball and football at Jersey Shore Area High School …

as a junior, posted 110 strikeouts … was the runner-up for Sun Gazette Pitcher of the Year honors in year 2006 … finished his senior campaign with an 8-0 record, a 0.65 ERA and fanned 82 batters in 54 innings …

was named Player of the Year by the Sun Gazette in year 2007 … earned league honorable mention recognition in football as a quarterback … major is undeclared.

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