Keith Werman Biography

2009
• Became key factor on team late in the season, playing in each of the last 14 games and starting in 11 of those contests
• Hit .442 (19-for-43) in last 16 games
• Hit team-best .417 in NCAA tournament, including .600 (6-for-10) in College World Series
• Had career-high four hits in CWS opener vs. LSU (6/13)
• Went 2-for-4 with two RBI, two runs against Cal State Fullerton (6/15)
• Went 3-for-10 in Irvine Regional, starting all three games at second
• Had big two-run triple in seventh inning of ACC tournament vs. Duke (5/23)
• Went 4-for-7 in Virginia Tech series
• Started vs. Duke (5/10) and reached base all five times (3-for-3, two walks, SB); this game was catalyst to his late-season surge
• Made first start at shortstop and had two hits, SB vs. Wagner (3/18)
• Earned second start (first ACC start) vs. Miami (3/21)
• Committed just three errors (one after Feb. 27)
• Had just seven strikeouts in 84 plate appearances
• In limited summer action with Vienna Senators of Clark Griffith Collegaite League, hit .257 with five RBI in 12 games

OAKTON HIGH SCHOOL
• 2008 Washington Post Northern Virginia Player of the Year
• Named First-Team All-Met, All-State, All-Region and All-District as senior
• Oakton High School's 2008 Sportsman of the Year
• Did not commit an error or passed ball during his junior or senior seasons
• Hit .435 as senior, .521 as junior; District Player of the Year, team MVP as junior
• Named First-Team All-State as designated hitter and First-Team All-Region and All-District as catcher his junior year
• Played for head coach Scott Rowland

PERSONAL
• Full name is Keith Edward Werman
• Parents are Frank and Joanne Werman
• Has two sisters, Kristi and Kimberly, a brother, Kyle, and brother-in-law, Ryan
• Brother played baseball at UVa (‘01-05), signed with N.Y. Mets, played independent ball with Washington Wild Things; currently is assistant coach at George Mason.
• He is ambidextrous - once pitched a seven-inning complete game, throwing 3.1 innings left handed and 3.2 right handed to get the win

CAREER STATISTICS