Baseball
Schreiber, Doug
Doug Schreiber
- Title:
- Head Coach (1st season)
- Email:
- schreibd@pfw.edu
Doug Schreiber was named the 12th head coach of the Purdue Fort Wayne baseball program in July 2019. The 2025 campaign will be his sixth as the head of the Mastodons.
Prior to leading the Mastodons, Schreiber spent 1999-2016 as the head coach of the Boilermakers. He was the 2012 Big Ten Coach of the Year after leading Purdue to the Big Ten Regular Season and Tournament championship.
Schreiber is the son of legendary La Porte High School baseball coach Ken Schreiber, a three-time National Prep Coach of the Year who retired in 1998. The elder Schreiber guided La Porte to an Indiana-record seven state championships, including the 1982 season when Doug was a senior co-captain and starting shortstop. Schreiber was also named the recipient of the prestigious L.V. Phillips Mental Attitude Award presented by the IHSAA following his team's state championship run.
Schreiber earned his bachelor's degree in communications from Purdue in 1986. He was a four-year starter at second base for the Boilermakers.
Schreiber and his wife Sarah reside in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Horizon League Reliever of the Year (1): Kevin Fee (2024)
Horizon League Sportsmanship Award (1): Jacob Walker (2024)
Horizon League All-League First Team (2): Braedon Blackford (2023), Kevin Fee (2024)
Horizon League All-League Second Team (6): Cade Fitzpatrick (2022), Jack Lang (2022), Ben Higgins (2023), Jacob Walker (2024), Justin Osterhouse (2024), Carter Sabol (2024)
Horizon League All-Freshman Team (2): Rex Stills (2022), Justin Osterhouse (2024)
Horizon League All-Academic Team (5): Garett Lake (2021 & 2022), Alex Evenson (2022), Ben Higgins (2023), Kevin Fee (2024)
Horizon League All-Academic Honorable Mention (1): Ben Higgins (2024)
Horizon League Pitcher of the Week (3): Jacob Myer (4/12/2022), Kevin Fee (3/13/2024), Cater Sabol (4/9/2024)
Horizon League Batter of the Week (4): Cade Fitzpatrick (4/19/2022), Braedon Blackford (3/8/2023), Ben Higgins (4/4/2023), Justin Osterhouse (3/13/2024)
Summit League Academic All-League Team (1): Garrett Mohler (2020)
Summit League Pitcher of the Week (1): Tyler Kissinger (2/17/2020)
Summit League Player of the Week (1): Jack Lang (2/17/2020)
Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year* (1): 2012
All-Big Ten Conference First Team* (21): Darryl Hallada (2000), Andy Helmer (2000), David Blomberg (2001), Mike Duursma (2001), Nate Sickler (2001), Dave Gassner (2001), Chadd Blasko (2002), Daniel Underwood (2003), Mitch Hilligoss (2005, 2006), Scott Byrnes (2005), Ryne White (2007), Matt Bischoff (2008, 2010), Ben Wolgamot (2008), Brandon Haveman (2009), Kevin Plawecki (2011, 2012), Barrett Serrato (2011), Eric Charles (2012), Joe Haase (2012)
All-Big Ten Conference Second Team* (19): Nate Sickler (2000), Ben Quick (2000, 2001), Simon Klink (2004), Mitch Koester (2004), Trae Dauby (2004), John Hunter (2005), Mitch Pruemer (2005), Ryne White (2006), Spencer Ingaldson(2006), Chris Toneguzzi (2006), Matt Bischoff (2007), Brandon Haveman (2008), Josh Lindblom (2008), Tyler Spillner(2011), Nick Wittgren (2011), Lance Breedlove (2012), Blake Mascarello (2012), Barrett Serrato (2012)
All-Big Ten Conference Third Team* (22): Austin Bilke (1999), Erik Frei (1999), Jeremy Ballard (2000), David Harrell (2001), Simon Klink (2003), Ben Fritz (2003), Andy Dahl (2004), John Hunter (2004), Brent Coudron (2005), Ricky Heines (2006), Dan Sattler (2006), Tony Sedlmeyer (2007), Ryne White (2008), Matt Jansen (2008), Matt Bischoff(2009), Eric Charles (2009), John Cummins (2009), Alex Jaffee (2009), Cameron Perkins (2011), Stephen Talbott (2011), Nick Wittgren (2012), Kyle Wood (2016)
Big Ten Conference Player of the Year* (1): Kevin Plawcki (2012)
Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Year* (1): Joe Haase (2012)
Big Ten Conference Freshman of the Year* (1): Matt Bischoff (2007)
Big Ten Conference All-Freshman Team* (8): Eric Charles (2009), Cameron Perkins (2010), Kevin Plawecki (2010), Brad Schreiber (2010), Josh Estill (2013), Kyle Johnson (2013), Jordan Minch (2013), Kyle Wood (2013)
Big Ten Conference Tournament Most Outstanding Player* (1): Kevin Plawecki (2012)
Big Ten All-Tournament Team* (14): Nate Sickler (2000), Dave Gassner (2000), Eric Wolfe (2005), Mitch Hilligoss(2005), Dan Black (2008), Jon Moore (2008), Matt Bischoff (2010), Drew Madia (2010), Tyler Spillner (2011), Kevin Plawecki (2012), Lance Breedlove (2012), David Miller (2012), Cameron Perkins (2012), Barrett Serrato (2012)
Big Ten Player of the Week* (28): Daryl Hallada (3/22/1999, 4/24/2000), David Harrell (4/16/2001), Daniel Underwood (3/24/2003, 4/21/2003, 5/13/2003), Nick McIntyre (4/7/2003), John Hunter (5/19/2003), Simon Klink (5/11/2004), Mitch Hilligoss (5/16/2005), Eric Wolfe (3/20/2006, 3/27/2006), Neal Gorka (4/18/2006), Alex Jaffee (4/17/2007), Ryne White (5/14/2007), Jonathan Moore (3/24/2008), Brandon Haveman (3/31/2008), Ben Wolgamot (4/8/2008), Barrett Serrato(2/21/2011), Angelo Cianfrocco (2/28/2011), Tyler Spillner (3/14/2011), Cameron Perkins (4/11/2011, 4/23/2012), Eric Charles (2/27/2012, 4/30/2012), Stephen Talbott (3/12/2012), David Miller (5/7/2012), Kyle Johnson (4/1/2013)
Big Ten Pitcher of the Week* (28): Andy Helmer (4/17/2000), Dave Gassner (4/24/2000, 4/30/2001), Chadd Blasko(2002), Mitch Pruemer (5/14/2002, 5/23/2005), Scott Byrnes (3/22/2004), Chris Toneguzzi (4/19/2004), Jay Buente(2/28/2006), Dan Sattler (3/27/2006), Ricky Heines (2/27/2007), Matt Bischoff (3/20/2007, 3/15/2010, 4/5/2010), Matt Jansen (4/21/2008, 3/16/2009), Matt Morgan (3/1/2010, 2/21/2011, 3/7/2011), Brad Schreiber (3/28/2011), Joe Haase(4/11/2011, 4/9/2012, 5/14/2012), Lance Breedlove (2/20/2012, 3/26/2012, 4/3/2012), Nick Wittgren (3/5/2012), Kyle Wood (3/9/2015)
Big Ten Freshman of the Week* (5): Josh Estill (2/18/2013), Jordan Minch (3/18/2013, 4/22/2013), Kyle Johnson (4/1/2013), Harry Shipley (5/18/2015)
Academic All-Big Ten* (180): Ryan Bettencourt (1999), David Blomberg (1999, 2000, 2001), Brandon Buck (1999, 2000), Ryan Cole (1999), Todd Ellinger (1999), Erik Frei (1999), Daryl Hallada (1999, 2000), Nate Sickler (1999, 2000), Chris Walker (1999, 2000), John Badylak (2000, 2001), Jeremy Ballard (2000), Michael Correll (2000, 2001, 2002), Travis Dorsch (2000), Ben Quick (2000, 2001), Heath Uppencamp (2000, 2001, 2002), Chadd Blasko (2001, 2002), Jim Davies (2001), Daniel Hernandez (2001), Matt Skripsky (2001, 2002, 2003), Brian Karpel (2002, 2004), John Lock (2002), Matt Bush (2003, 2004, 2005), Scott Byrnes (2003, 2004, 2005), Brent Coudron (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006), Tug Gillingham (2003), Neal Gorka (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006), Josh Herman (2003), Nick McIntyre (2003), Jay Buente (2004, 2005, 2006), Jason Driscoll (2004), Eric Wolfe (2004, 2005, 2006), Andy Dahl (2005), Andrew Groves (2005, 2006, 2007), John Hunter (2005, 2006), Eric Osborn (2005, 2006), Dan Sattler (2005, 2007), Ricky Heines (2006), Chris Ivanic(2006, 2007, 2008), Tristan McIntyre (2006, 2008), Eric Nielsen (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009), Alex Jaffee (2007, 2008, 2009), Kyle Lauderdale (2007), Kyle Reesing (2007, 2008), David Blount (2008), Kevin Cahill (2008, 2009, 2010), Jonathan Moore (2008, 2010), Connor Sestak (2008, 2009, 2010), Barret Arthur (2009, 2010), Eric Charles (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012), Kyle Cook (2009), Nick Overmyer (2009, 2010), Drew Wurdack (2009, 2010), Kyle Bischoff (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013), Joe Haase (2010, 2011, 2012), Robert Ramer (2010, 2011, 2012), Chris Antonelli (2011, 2012), Payton Bieker (2011), Lance Breedlove (2011, 2012), Nick Burke (2011), Angelo Cianfrocco (2011, 2012, 2013), Patrick Coghlan (2011, 2012), Calvin Gunter (2011), David Miller (2011, 2012), Cameron Perkins (2011, 2012), Tyler Spillner(2011, 2012), Brett Andrzejwski (2012, 2013), Jack DeAno (2012), Calvin Gunter (2012), Andrew Quinnette (2012), Gavin Downs (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016), Connor Podkul (2013, 2014), Stephen Talbott (2013), Jack Amaro (2014), Joe Eichmann (2014, 2015), Mike Lutz (2014, 2015, 2016), Steve Maniago (2014), Shane Bryant (2015, 2016), Adam Dressler (2015, 2016), Jeff Evak (2015), Matt Frawley (2015, 2016), Justin Gubser (2015), Patrick Kenney (2015, 2016), Jordan Lewis (2015), Alex Lyons (2015), Cody Strong (2015, 2016), Michael Vilardo (2015), Robb Woodcock (2015, 2016), Eddie De LaRiva (2016), Brian Ghiselli (2016), Justin Gubser (2016), Stephen Kalina (2016), Evan Kennedy (2016), Mike Kornacker (2016), Alec Olund (2016), Tanner Schumacher (2016), Kyle Wood (2016)
All-Pac-10 First Team^ (9): Kaipo Spenser (1995), Randy Betten (1995), Robbie Kent (1995, 1996), Dan McKinley (1997), Andrew Beinbrink (1997, 1998), WIllie Bloomquist (1998), Phill Lowery (1998)
All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention^ (10): Cody McKay (1995, 1996), Ryan Bradley (1995, 1996, 1997), Andrew Beinbrink(1996), Dan McKinley (1996), Mikel Moreno (1996), Jeff Cermak (1996), Richy Leon (1997)
Pac-10 All-Academic Team^ (10): Kevin Tommasini (1996, 1997), Phill Lowery (1997), Dan McKinley (1997), Greg Halvorson (1997, 1998), Richy Leon (1997, 1998), Willie Bloomquist (1998), Jay Gehrke (1998)
Midwestern Collegiate Conference Player of the Year$ (1): Tom Price (1994)
Midwestern Collegiate Conference Rookie of the Year$ (1): Scott Sollmann (1994)
Midwestern Collegiate Conference Tournament MVP$ (1): Tom Price (1994)
All-Midwestern Collegiate Conference First Team$ (4): Tom Price (1994), Robbie Kent (1994), Greg Layson (1994), Scott Smollmann (1994)
All-Midwestern Collegiate Conference Second Team$ (4): Larry Mohs (1994), Matt Haas (1994), Bob Lisanti (1994), Mark Mapes (1994)
Midwestern Collegiate Conference All-Rookie Team$ (4): Larry Mohs (1994), Dennis Twombley (1994), George Restovich (1994), Scott Sollmann (1994)
Midwestern Collegiate Conference All-Tournament Team$ (6): Tom Price (1994), Robbie Kent (1994), Paul Failla (1994), Matt Haas (1994), Scott Sollmann (1994), Ryan Topham (1994)
All-Mid-American Conference Second Team& (1): Ken Reed (1992)
All-Mid-American Conference Honorable Mention& (3): Scott Murr (1991, 1992), Ron Murphy (1992)
Mid-American Conference All-Academic Team& (5): Curtis Green (1991, 1992), Eric Jones (1992), Dan Lehrman(1992), Brian Houdeshell (1992)
Collegiate Baseball All-America Second Team (1): Kevin Plawecki* (2012)
Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America (16): Dennis Twombley$ (1994), Larry Mohs$ (1994), Scott Sollmann$ (1994), Ryan Bradley^ (1995), Andrew Beinbrink^ (1996), Phill Lowery^ (1996), Willie Bloomquist^ (1997), Casey Myers^ (1998), Chad Pennington^ (1998), Brent Coudron* (2002), Ryne White* (2006), Matt Bischoff* (2007), Tony Sedlmeyer* (2007), Eric Charles* (2009), Kevin Plawecki* (2010), Cameron Perkins* (2010)
American Baseball Coaches Association All-America Second Team (1): Willie Bloomquist^ (1998)
American Baseball Coaches Association All-America Third Team (2): Mitch Hilligoss* (2005), Kevin Plawecki* (2012)
American Baseball Coaches Association All-Region Team (15): Tom Price$ (1994), Robbie Kent$ (1994), Matt Haas$ (1994), Daryl Hallada* (2000), Andy Helmer* (2000), Mike Duursma* (2001), Daniel Underwood* (2003), Mitch Hilligoss* (2005), Ryne White* (2007), Brandon Haveman* (2009), Matt Bischoff* (2010), Joe Haase* (2012), Eric Charles* (2012), Cameron Perkins* (2012), Kevin Plawecki* (2012)
National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association All-America First Team (1): Andrew Beinbrink^ (1998)
National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association All-America Second Team (2): Willie Bloomquist^ (1998), Ryan Mills^ (1998)
National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association All-America Third Team (4): Ryan Mills^ (1997), Mikel Moreno^ (1998), Casey Myers^ (1998), Mitch Hilligoss* (2005)
National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Freshman All-America (2): Kevin Plawecki* (2010), Josh Estill* (2013)
Ping! Baseball All-America Honorable Mention (1): Ryne White* (2007)
Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America (2): Matt Bischoff* (2007), Tony Sedlmeyer* (2007)
Baseball America All-America Second Team (2): Dan McKinley^ (1997), Kevin Plawecki* (2012)
Baseball America All-America Third Team (1): Willie Bloomquist^ (1998)
Perfect Game USA All-America Second Team (1): Kevin Plawecki* (2012)
College Baseball Insider All-America Second Team (1): Kevin Plawecki* (2012)
College Baseball Insider All-America Third Team (1): Dan McKinley^ (1997)
College Baseball Insider All-America Honorable Mention (2): Joe Haase* (2012), Blake Mascarello* (2012)
CSC (previously CoSIDA) Academic All-America (3): Curtis Greene& (1992), Eric Jones& (1992), David Blomberg* (2001)
CSC (previously CoSIDA) Academic All-District (10): Curtis Green& (1991, 1992), Eric Jones& (1992), David Blomberg* (2001), Eric Wolfe* (2006), Joe Haase* (2012), JD Deany (2023), Kevin Fee (2023), Dylan Stewart (2023), Ben Higgins (2023)
Smith Super Team All-America Second Team (1): Kaipo Spenser^ (1995)
Smith Super Team All-America Third Team (2): Robbie Kent^ (1995, 1996)
Smith Super Team All-America Honorable Mention (1): Phill Lowery^ (1996)
The Sporting News All-America Third Team (1): Willie Bloomquist^ (1998)
The Sporting News Freshman All-America (1): Casey Myers^ (1998)
College World Series All-Tournament Team (3): Andrew Beinbrink^ (1998), Michael Collins^ (1998), Rudy Arguelles^ (1998)
* at Purdue
^ at Arizona State
$ at Notre Dame
# at Butler
& at Ball State
As Head Coach (2020-present)
• 2024 saw the Mastodons win the first Horizon League postseason game in program history thanks to a 14-8 win over Oakland
• Kevin Fee was named the 2024 Horizon League Reliever of the Year and Jacob Walker earned the league Sportsmanship Award in 2024
• Braedon Blackford (2023) and Kevin Fee (2024) have picked up All-Horizon League First Team honors
• Six Mastodons have earned All-Horizon League Second Team honors, including four in 2024
• In 2024 Kevin Fee ranked second in the league in ERA (3.48) and his seven wins tied for the most in a single season in the DI era
• Grant Thoroman scored 54 runs in 2024, most in a single-season in the program's DI history
• 2023 stat ranks in program history: 117 doubles (1st), 407 strikeouts (1st), 52 home runs (2nd), 780 total bases (2nd)
• Braedon Blackford finished first in program history single-season runs batted in (61), second in total bases (126) and third in home runs (14) in 2023
• Cade Nelis tied a program record with a 37-game on-base streak in 2023
• JD Deany and Brody Fine struck out 15 vs. Cornell (April 4, 2023), tying a single-game school record for strikeouts
• 2022 stat ranks in program history: 49 home runs (3rd), .963 fielding percentage (2nd), 369 strikeouts (4th)
• The 2022 Mastodons earned a win at eventual Big Ten Champion Michigan
• The 'Dons won at Michigan State 3-2 in 2023
• In 2024 the Mastodons earned the program's first ever win over a ranked opponent with a 9-6 win at No. 20 Indiana
• Had two players receive weekly honors from the Summit League
• Garrett Mohler named Academic All-Summit League in 2020
• When the 2020 season was halted, the 'Dons led the Summit League in runs (96), hits (158), RBIs (83), batting average (.297), on-base percentage (.375) and slugging percentage (.391)
• Picked up his 500th career victory in 2021
As Head Coach (1999-2016)
• Named 2012 Big Ten Coach of the Year
• 2012 Big Ten Regular Season and Tournament championship
• 2012 was one of just three times Purdue earned a berth to the NCAA Regional
• Most wins in Purdue history with 485
• Most Big Ten wins in Purdue history with 227
• Program had 33 MLB Draft picks from 1999-2016
• Matt Bischoff became the program leader in career strikeouts with 291
• Brandon Haveman recorded the best career batting average (.399) in program history
• Daniel Underwood became the first player in Big Ten history to be named Player of the Week three times in one season
As Assistant Coach (1995-98)• Guided Arizona State to the College World Series and the national championship game in 1998
• In 1997, the team finished as regional runners-up to Miami, and were two outs away from going to the College World Series
• All four recruiting classes were nationally ranked
• 1995 recruiting class was ranked No. 1 in the country
• 1996 recruiting class was ranked No. 3 in the country
As Assistant Coach (1994)
• Team finished 46-16
• Ended the season just two wins shy of Omaha, finishing as regional runners-up to Auburn
As Assistant Coach (1993)
• Helped lead the Bulldogs to a .500 record in his first year of full-time coaching
As Graduate Assistant Coach (1991-92)
• Coached Ken Reed, who went on to be drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 18th round of the 1993 MLB Draft
At Purdue (1983-86)
• Four-year starter at second base for the Boilermakers
• All-Big Ten Conference Second Team selection
• Led the Purdue to a 120-112-2 record over his four years
• Established a school-record 37 victories his senior season
• Still ranks among Purdue's career leaders in a variety of categories, including first all-time in walks (132), tied for first in games played (226), sixth in runs scored (159) and tied for eighth in triples (nine)
• Played for the Adray Sound of the Detroit Adray Summer League in 1983
• Started in the infield for the Sound alongside future Major Leaguers Barry Larkin (shortstop) and Jim Leyritz (third base)
• Played for the Cotuit Kettleers of the prestigious Cape Cod League
• Won the Cape Cod League championship with the Kettleers in the summer of 1985.
| Year | School | Position | Overall Record | Conference Record | Conference |
| 1991 | Ball State | Graduate Assistant Coach | 29-30-1 | 15-17 | Mid-American Conference |
| 1992 | Ball State | Graduate Assistant Coach | 23-27 | 14-13 | Mid-American Conference |
| 1993 | Butler | Assistant Coach | 27-27-1 | 14-14 | Midwestern Collegiate Conference |
| 1994 | Notre Dame | Assistant Coach | 46-16 | 14-4 | Midwestern Collegiate Conference |
| 1995 | Arizona State | Assistant Coach | 34-21 | 13-17 | Pac-10 |
| 1996 | Arizona State | Assistant Coach | 35-21 | 14-16 | Pac-10 |
| 1997 | Arizona State | Assistant Coach | 39-22 | 16-14 | Pac-10 |
| 1998 | Arizona State | Assistant Coach | 41-23 | 18-11 | Pac-10 |
| 1999 | Purdue | Head Coach | 24-30 | 10-17 | Big Ten |
| 2000 | Purdue | Head Coach | 35-23 | 17-11 | Big Ten |
| 2001 | Purdue | Head Coach | 32-24 | 19-8 | Big Ten |
| 2002 | Purdue | Head Coach | 24-32 | 13-19 | Big Ten |
| 2003 | Purdue | Head Coach | 29-26 | 13-18 | Big Ten |
| 2004 | Purdue | Head Coach | 29-28 | 17-14 | Big Ten |
| 2005 | Purdue | Head Coach | 27-30 | 17-11 | Big Ten |
| 2006 | Purdue | Head Coach | 31-27 | 15-17 | Big Ten |
| 2007 | Purdue | Head Coach | 22-32 | 11-20 | Big Ten |
| 2008 | Purdue | Head Coach | 32-26 | 21-10 | Big Ten |
| 2009 | Purdue | Head Coach | 25-26 | 11-12 | Big Ten |
| 2010 | Purdue | Head Coach | 33-24 | 12-12 | Big Ten |
| 2011 | Purdue | Head Coach | 37-20 | 14-10 | Big Ten |
| 2012 | Purdue | Head Coach | 45-14 | 17-7 | Big Ten |
| 2013 | Purdue | Head Coach | 17-34 | 6-18 | Big Ten |
| 2014 | Purdue | Head Coach | 13-37 | 6-18 | Big Ten |
| 2015 | Purdue | Head Coach | 20-34 | 6-17 | Big Ten |
| 2016 | Purdue | Head Coach | 10-44 | 2-22 | Big Ten |
| 2020 | Purdue Fort Wayne | Head Coach | 5-10 | 0-0 | Summit League |
| 2021 | Purdue Fort Wayne | Head Coach | 11-35 | 8-28 | Horizon League |
| 2022 | Purdue Fort Wayne | Head Coach | 18-36 | 13-15 | Horizon League |
| 2023 | Purdue Fort Wayne | Head Coach | 13-43 | 8-22 | Horizon League |
| 2024 | Purdue Fort Wayne | Head Coach | 19-37 | 11-19 | Horizon League |
| 2025 | Purdue Fort Wayne | Head Coach | 11-42 | 9-20 | Horizon League |
| Totals | 836-901-2 (.481) | 394-470 (.456) | |||
| Totals as Head Coach | 562-714 (.440) | 276-364 (.431) | |||
Justin Osterhouse catch at Oakland
Monday, May 05
Mastodon baseball tops No. 20 Indiana
Wednesday, February 28
Feature Friday - Kevin Fee (baseball)
Thursday, February 15
2023 Mastodon Baseball Senior Day
Monday, May 15
