Ken Graveline Class: Freshman Hometown: Prospect, Conn. High School: Woodland Regional Height / Weight: 6-2 / 180 Position: RHP Birthdate: 02/10/1989 Bats/Throws: R/R

2008
Made his collegiate debut and struck out three batters in 2.0 innings at Troy on February 23... Recorded three K's at East Carolina on March 16... Struck out three batters in as many innings at Brown on April 2... Pitched 1.2 innings striking out two against Boston College on April 8... Struck out five in five innings of work against Siena on April 10.

High School:
Was an honor roll student and four-year member of the baseball and soccer teams at Woodland Regional High School... Also played basketball at WRHS... Captained the baseball and soccer teams his junior and senior years... Helped lead baseball team to the league championship in 2007... Pitched two perfect games - one in high school and one in Legion ball... Posted a .455 career batting average to go along with a 25-10 pitching record and a 1.55 ERA over 240 innings with just 35 walks... Was a three-time team MVP and All-Conference player... Earned All-State, All-Hartford Courant and All-New Haven Register honors as a junior and senior... Also earned the league's top senior award in 2007.

Personal:
Born February 11, 1989... Son of Theresa and Mark Graveline... Mother was a four-year member of the softball team at Salve Regina University... Has two older sisters, Evynne and Meghan - who was a member of the rowing team at UConn, and younger brother, Zackary... Interests include skiing, snowmobiling and jetskiing... Favorite team is the New York Yankees... Majoring in Marketing.

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