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CajonCowboy Cowboy Baseball Baseball Milt Harper Memorial Outfielder Award Milt Harper bio: 1962-1993 Motto: “Just Can’t Quit” 1979-All San Andreas League First Team, Wide Receiver 1980-Cajon High School Senior Athlete of the Year 1980-All San Andreas League First Team Outfield 1980-All C.I.F Honorable Mention, Outfield 1980-All Star Game, San Bernardino County versus Riverside County. Milt went 2 for 3 with a double and a home run. The gopher ball had been tossed back before his brother could get to it. 1981-All Mission Conference First Team, Outfield (San Bernardino Valley College) 1982-All Mission Conference First Team, Outfield (San Bernardino Valley College) 1987-All Star, Carolina League (Single A, Cleveland Indians Organization) 1988-Major League Spring Training Roster o This was accomplished with Milton having ZERO experience in organized baseball: No Little League, Pony League, America Legion, nothing!!! He only played with his brothers and neighborhood kids. He did not play ANY FORM of organized baseball until his SENIOR YEAR in high school at the urging of one of his best friends, All-SAL Second Baseman, Bill Sessions, so that they could hang out together. Prior to going to the major league Spring training his brother Nicholas trained him in their parents' garage with homemade implements. “We used bricks for weights, a homemade sawhorse for dips and a pipe for chins-ups. We did lots of sprints, drills and hitting. He said, ‘ It was the best shape he had been in prior to a spring training’ .” Milt Harper Memorial Award for Best Outfielder Winners Name Year Name Year Name Year Ezri Vargas 1995 Kyle Kesterson 1996 Danny Vargas 1997 Kevin Boles 1998 Dominic Olvera 1999 Steven Whiting 2000 Ray Partida 2001 Cliff Rodrick 2002 Justin Koerner 2003 Matt Jackson 2004 Carlos Maddox 2005 Louie Vice 2006 Carlos Maddox 2007 Brandon Swanson 2008 Brandon Swanson 2009 James Rodriguez 2010 Dominic Phillips 2011 Dominic Batres 2012 1 Cowboy Baseball Cajon Cowboy Baseball 2013 PROSPECTUS School Information Returning Players Location ...................................... San Bernardino, CA Position Players Yr. Avg. R H RBI 2B HR Founded ............................................................... 1970 Justin Hendricks Sr. .293 15 22 11 7 Enrollment ........................................................... 2440 Jordan Pollard Sr. .224 7 11 4 4 Nickname ...................................................... Cowboys Mike Quinonez Sr. .311 8 23 11 2 Colors ......................................... Forest Green & Gold Branden Becker So. .291 5 16 9 3 Principal .................................................... Toni Miller Kurtis Kloke Sr. .338 14 27 14 1 3triples Vice Principal ........................................... Frank Janse Cody Swanson Sr. .259 9 14 5 1 Vice Principal ...................................... Leonard Lopez Andrew Rios Sr. .381 4 8 3 2 Vice Principal ....................................... Wendell Lake Vice Principal ......................................... Rodee Pausz Returning Pitchers Director of Athletics .........................Richard Imbriani Pitchers Yr. W-L Sv ERA IP BB SO Associate Student Body ..................... Steven Imbriani Andy Hammond Sr. 2-1 6 2.37 21 9 11 Affiliation ......................................CIF-SS Division II Cody Swanson Sr. 0-5 2.15 26 20 22 Conference ..................................... Citrus Belt League Noah Jones Jr. 3-3 1.48 43 16 21 Athletic Department Phone ................ (909) 475-5513 Matt Acosta Jr. 4-1 1 2.35 39 8 36 School Office Phone ........................... (909) 881-8120 School Office Fax ............................... (909) 881-8141 Newcomers Player Pos. Yr. Stadium Taylor Sims UT SO. Home Field/Capacity ....................... The Ranch/ (250) Zach Grande Inf. SO. Surface ................................................... Natural Grass Shawn Neal 1B JR. Home Field Dimensions ......................... 330-385-330 Andrew Estrada OF JR. New Equipment .......... Wood Backstop & Infield mix Angel Becerra OF JR. Kyle Schepper C JR. Coaching Staff Head Coach ................................................. Jon Austin Key Position Player Losses Record at CHS ................................................ 246-151 Player Avg. AB R H RBI 2B HR Overall Record ................................................ 246-151 Theo Gonzales .375 64 11 24 6 1 Assistant Coach ...................................... Dan Bohnert Dominic Batres .306 49 12 15 6 2 1 Assistant Coach .................................... Jordan Becker Andrew Halstead .242 33 8 8 1 Assistant JV Coach .............................. Robert Grande Chris Lopez .167 30 4 5 4 1 Team Manager .................................... Mike Edenfield JV Head Coach .................................... Ken Hendricks Key Pitching Losses Record at CHS ................................................ 60-20-2 Pitcher W-L Sv ERA IP BB SO Assistant JV Coach .................................. Chris Lopez Kenny Wilkins 3-1 3.54 30 13 24 Equipment Managers ............................... Dora Avila Dominic Batres 0-3 3.68 13 2 7 Cajon Baseball Coaches Team Information Years Head Coach Record 2012 Record ........................................................ 13-14 1998- Current Jon Austin 246-151 2012 San Andreas League Record .......................... 7-7 2012 Place in league ................................................ 5th 1992-1997 Clay Nacsin 66-69-3 2012 CIF Postseason Record ................................... na 1991 Richard Imbriani 3-10-8 Starters Returning/Lost ........................................... 7/2 1987-1990 Bill Miezwrik 51-47-1 Lettermen Returning/Lost ..................................... 10/5 1986 Pete Ornelas N/A Pitchers Returning/Lost .......................................... 4/2 1980-1985 Joel Escobar N/A Website ........... www.leaguelineup.com/cajonbaseball 1973-1979 Keith Lowe N/A 1970-1972 Jack Wilkins N/A 2 Cowboy Baseball Cajon Cowboy Baseball 2013 Season Preview The 2013 season has approached and at the same me Cajon is saying good-bye to the San Andreas League and is looking forward to compete in the power house Citrus Belt League for the first me in their tenure. The CBL consist of Redlands, Redlands East Valley, Yucaipa, AB Miller, Eisenhower and now Cajon. The San Andreas League has been part of Cajon’s history since the beginning. The SAL has been a league that has truly consisted of a wide range of schools throughout its 40 year history. It is an iconic league that has had teams from all over the Inland Empire. The league started in 1970 with teams such as Bloomington, Norco and Hemet; and now consists of teams such as Rialto, San Gorgonio, and Carter. Cajon High School was the only school to always remain in the San Andres League. We were there from the start and have played teams from the heart of the Inland Empire as well as teams from the High Desert and Low Desert, Barstow to Palm Springs. The pages that follow list all the schools that were once a part of the San Andreas League. Cajon won its first league tle in 1976 and did not win another one unl 21 years later, in 1997. Following that, Cajon began to become an instrumental influence in the sport of baseball by winning several more league tles in 2004, 2005, 2007, and 2008. The SAL has always been home for the Cajon Cowboys but as we advent into a new league, new tradion, and the unknown, the Cowboys will always compete, adapt, improvise, and overcome any obstacles in order to prevail. Going into the CBL, won’t be easy but it is the best me for Cajon as we are returning seven starters from last season plus four starng pitchers. And out of those ten players, six will be part of the varsity program for three seasons. Therefore, the experience is at hand. With the likes of Jusn Hendricks (.293), Jordan Pollard (.224), Mike Quinonez (.311), Kurs Kloke (.338), and Cody Swanson (.259), the Cowboys should compete in the CBL. Also returning is starng shortstop Branden Becker (.291), ouielder, Andrew Rios (.381), pitchers Andy Hammond (2-1-6; 2.37era), Noah Jones (3-3; 1.48era), and Ma Acosta (4-1; 2.35era). Those whom are making their first appearance on the varsity squad are juniors: Angel Becerra, Andrew Estrada, Shawn Neal, and Kyle Schepper; sophomores: Zachary Grande and Taylor Sims. The predicon for the crown of the CBL has Redlands as the favorite but Redlands East Valley and Yucaipa are consistently good and will be again, while Cajon is a sleeper. The CBL consist of a freshman program but Cajon will only have a junior varsity team. Therefore, having a large group of freshman on the JV team will be a challenge facing those with a great deal more sophomores and juniors. However, with the likes of returners: Tony Nunez, Logan Gopperton, Andrew Pina, Jesse Shafer, Jacob Lopez, Mario Espinoza, Jacob Gardner, Teddy Albert, and newcomers: Russell Montana, Gabriel Gordillo, Eric Nunez, Jusn Henry, Gabriel Marn, John Maroda, Mikael Bunse, Anthony Lozano, Mason Corneliussen, Gilbert Abarca, Ryan Bunse, and Brandon Avila they will Act Big, Breathe Big, and Commit Big in order to succeed in the CBL and capture the tle. Mission Statement The Cajon High School Baseball Team’s mission is to achieve the highest level of success by having each member put the team first above all. Each player must display an outstanding work ethic; furthermore, each player must go above and beyond to make his contribuon to the team. Every player must exhibit a healthy atude to develop trust among its members. Cajon players will present themselves
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