Terre Haute Rex
Introduction The '''Terre Haute REX''' are a collegiate summer baseball team based in Terre Haute, Indiana. They are a member of the summer collegiate Prospect League.They are managed by Tyler Wampler.The Rex play home games at Bob Warn Field at Sycamore Stadium, also the home of Indiana State University's baseball team.The Terre Haute Rex are named after a prominent product with a historic connection to the community. Rex Coffee, produced by Clabber Girl, the “Imperial blend, fit for a Monarch” was roasted and packed in downtown Terre Haute, with a history dating back over a century. Patented in 1905, Rex Coffee was a household name from Chicago to Louisville; and from Cincinnati to St. Louis. The selection of the 'Rex' name continues a Terre Haute tradition of unique baseball team names that includes the Huts, Tots, Stags, Terre-iers and Highlanders.The Rex play in the Prospect League's Eastern Conference – Central Division along with the Danville Dans, Dubois County Bombers, Full Count Rhythm, and Normal CornBelters.
2011 In 2011, a new team fight song, titled "Come On Rex!" debuted at the home contests. "Come On Rex" was written by Alan Barcus, an Indiana State University alum and the composer of the popular song "You're My Cubs!" which has played inside Wrigley Field at Chicago Cubs home games for several seasons.
2012 The Indiana State University Athletics Department Facilities and Game Management crew were hired by the REX prior to the start of the 2012 season and were named the 2012 Prospect League Rookie Grounds Crew of the Year following the season.Manager Brian Dorsett was tabbed the Manager of the Year (sharing the honor with Dubois County's Ryan Anderson); the Rex also had three All-Stars.Relief Pitcher Nick Blount, Shortstop Nick Johnson and Centerfielder Kyle Kempf.
Seasons  Season  Manager  Record  Win %  Division  GB  Post-season record  Post-season win %  Post-season result  Notes   2010  Brian Dorsett  29–26  .527  4th  2.5  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''    2011  Brian Dorsett  34–22  .607  2nd  4.0  0–1  .000  Lost West Division Championship (Quincy)  Made playoffs as a result of 2nd Half division title 2012  Brian Dorsett  38–22  .633  1st  –  0–1  .000  Lost West Division Championship (Dubois County)  Made playoffs as a result of 2nd Half division title   2013  Neil Walton  32–28  .533  3rd  9.0  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''    2014  Bobby Segal  37–23  .617  2nd  2.5  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''    2015  Bobby Segal  43–17  .717  1st  –  4–0  1.000  '''Won''' West Division Championship (Danville) '''Won''' Prospect League Championship (West Virginia)  Made playoffs as a result of 1st and 2nd Half division title 2016  Tyler Wampler  35–24  .593  3rd  4.0  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''   2017  Tyler Wampler  32–28  .533  2nd  4.0  1–2  .333  Lost West Division Championship (Lafayette)  Made playoffs with 2nd best record in West division 2018  Tyler Wampler  35–24  .593  2nd  0.5  4–1  .800  '''Won''' West Division Championship (Danville) '''Won''' Prospect League Championship (Kokomo)  Made playoffs with 2nd best record in West division 2019  Tyler Wampler  35–25  .583  3rd  5.0  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''  2020 ''Season cancelled (COVID-19 pandemic)'' 2021  A. J. Reed  20–40  .333  4th  21.5  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''  2022  Matt Chavarria  37–23  .617  3rd  4.5  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''  2023  Harry Markotay  23–33  .411  4th  10.0  0–0  .000  ''Did not qualify''  2024  Tony Rosselli  0–0  .000      0–0  .000    '''Totals'''  430–335  .562    9–5  .643
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