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Dakota Mulcay

Dakota Mulcay

June 20, 2022 by Steve Shutt

STATUS
• Signed with the Rockers on June 15 after five seasons at Southern New Hampshire

CAREER NOTES
• Making his professional debut with the High Point Rockers

2022
• Started all 57 games in which he appeared for Southern New Hampshire
• Helped Southern New Hampshire claim its second-straight Northeast-10 conference title and a No. 7 national ranking
• Helped the Penmen advance to the Division II College World Series after winning the East Super Regional
• Recorded 59 Hits and 43 Runs while batting .286
• Posted Top 10 statistical finishes in the Northeast-10 conference in at bats, doubles, home runs, RBI, and walks.
• Recorded six stolen bases on eight attempts
• Also recorded 299 putouts and 20 assists with just one error and a .997 fielding percentage
2021
• Started all 37 games in which he appeared for Southern New Hampshire
• Helped Southern New Hampshire claim the Northeast-10 conference championship and NCAA Division II East Regional championship
• Named to the NCBWA All-East Region first team
• Recorded four hits, two of which were home runs on his way to scoring three and batting in four more against Molloy
• Batted .338 in 133 at bats with 45 hits and 41 runs
• Led Southern New Hampshire in home runs with 14 and RBI with 49 as well as total bases (98) and slugging percentage (.737)
• Also recorded 143 putouts with 12 assists and a .987 fielding percentage
2020
• Appeared in 15 games for Southern New Hampshire during a season that ended early due to the COVID-19 pandemic
• Recorded a home run and four RBI against Queens (N.Y.)
• Posted a team-best .389 batting average in 54 at bats while leading the team in hits (21), runs (14), home runs (4), RBI (18), total bases (38), slugging percentage (.704), and on base percentage (.460)
2019
• Appeared in 42 games for Southern New Hampshire, starting in 35
• Helped Southern New Hampshire advance to the NCAA Division II East Super Regional
• Recorded three hits, one of which was a home run, and five RBI against Saint Michael’s
• Recorded a season-best 19 putouts against Bridgeport
• Batted .259 in 135 at bats, recording 35 hits, 19 runs, 24 RBI and two home runs
• Successful in two of four stolen base attempts
• Also recorded 256 putouts with 28 assists and a .986 fielding percentage
• Also competed for the Valley Blue Sox of the New England Collegiate Baseball League where he helped the team to a second-place league finish.
• Batted .245 with 13 hits, 13 RBI, two home runs and 13 runs scored for the Blue Sox
• Also recorded 88 putouts and two assists with two errors and a .978 fielding percentage for the Blue Sox
2018
• Appeared in 47 games for Southern New Hampshire
• Helped Southern New Hampshire to the NCAA Division II East Regional Championship
• Named the Northeast-10 Rookie Hitter of the year and to the NE10 All-conference third team and All-Rookie team
• Recorded three hits and three RBI against Saint Anselm
• Recorded a season best 17 putouts against Stonehill
• Batted .230 in 161 at bats, recording 37 hits and scoring 30 runs
• Also recorded eight home runs and batted in 36 runs
• Stole three bases on four attempts
• Also recorded 332 putouts with 35 assists and a .984 fielding percentage
• Also competed for the Winnipesaukee Muskrats of the New England Collegiate Baseball League where he played both catcher and outfield
• Batted .216 with 19 hits, 13 RBI, seven runs scored, and one home run for the Muskrats
• Also recorded 68 putouts and six assists with two errors and a .974 fielding percentage for the Muskrats
2017
• Competed for the Seacoast Mavericks of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League where he played both catcher and third base
• Only appeared in four games for the Mavericks
• Batted .125, recording one hit and scoring two runs
• Also recorded 12 putouts and four assists with one error and a .941 fielding percentage

Mike Gulino

Mike Gulino

March 29, 2022 by Elizabeth Yocum

 

COLLEGE: Pace University
HIGH SCHOOL: Maloney High, Meriden, Conn.

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STATUS

  • Signed with the ROCKERS on June 22, 2021

CAREER NOTES

  • Is playing in the Atlantic League for the first time after spending parts of three seasons in the Frontier League and American Association
  • Hit .297 as a collegian at Pace University and is among their all-time offensive leaders in a number of categories.

2021

  • Played nine games with Tri-City of the Frontier League (.276/0/3) and six games with Winnipeg of the American Association (.308/0/1).
  • Joined the Rockers on 6/22.
  • Hit .229 in 40 games with two home runs and 17 RBI.
  • Had season-best three hits at Lexington (8/3/21) and matched season-high with two runs scored in the same game.
  • Drove in a pair of runs in his third game as a Rocker on 6/29/21 with a sac fly and an RBI single.
  • Hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning of an 8-2 win over Charleston (7/30/21).

2020

  • Played with Florence, Ky. in the Battle of the Bourbon Trail.

2019

  • Member of the Florence, Ky. Y’Alls of the Frontier League where he hit .268 in 22 games with one homer and 12 RBI.
  • Suffered a traumatic neck injury that was shattered in a baseline collision with the opposing catcher.
  • Was caught in a rundown and dove to sneak between the catcher’s legs but hit his head on the shin guard and suffered the neck injury.
  • Underwent surgery to repair the C5 vertebrae that  was shattered in the collision.
  • The surgery involved fusing the C4 and C6 vertebrae to bridge the gap where the C5 used to be.
  • Wore a neck brace for 12 weeks and underwent months of rehab.

2018

  • Finished his career at Pace No., 11 in school history with 192 career hits … Ranked No. 10 with 36 doubles, No. 8 with seven triples, No. 5 with 127 RBI, and No. 13 in runs scored with 123 
  • A three-time All-Northeast 10 conference selection.
  • Signed with the Cleburne Railroaders following his college career.
  • Played 29 games for the Railroaders with a .240 average, three home runs and 16 RBI.
  • Utilized not just as a catcher but as a utility player logging time in LF, RF, CF, 1B and 3B.
  • Graduated from Pace with a degree in sports marketing.

2017

  • Had his best season as a collegian, batting .345 with six home runs and 36 RBI.
  • Hit .284 with two home runs and 12 RBI in 36 games for North Adams in the New England Collegiate Summer League.

2016

  • Hit .306 with five home runs and 36 RBI in 52 games for Pace.

2015

  • Hit .229 with one home run and 12 RBI as a freshman at Pace University.

2014

  • Received the Robert W. Kuhn, Jr. Memorial Baseball Award that is presented to a Maloney High player for athletic achievement, sportsmanship and leadership.
  • Named as the top scholar-athlete at Maloney High by the Hartford Courant.
  • Also played basketball and was the football quarterback at Maloney.

2012

  • Member of the Yalesville Lightning travel baseball team that won the Surf’s Up Tournament at the Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, SC.

 

PERSONAL

  • Michael Rosario Gulino

 

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