Guide Directory ...... 1 Quick Facts ...... 2 2007 Team Roster ...... 3 2007 Outlook ...... 4 Head Coach Profile ...... 6 Assistant Coach Profiles ...... 7 Player Profiles...... 10 2006 Stats and Region 18 Standings...... 23 2006 Game Results ...... 24 2007 Schedule ...... 25 Topping the Charts...... 26 2006 Leaders...... 27 President ...... 28 Behind the Scenes ...... 29 CSI Athletic Success ...... 30 Jim Walker Field and CSI Facilities ...... 32 CSI Athletic Facilities ...... 34 CSI Campus ...... 36 Twin Falls and the Magic Valley...... 38 Year by Year Leaders ...... 40 CSI Drafted and Professional Players...... 42 Continuing Success...... 44 CSI Baseball Records ...... 46 NJCAA History...... 47 CSI Billboard Sponsors ...... 48 CSI Marathon Game Sponsors ...... 50 McDonald’s ...... 51 Region 18 Opponents ...... 52

About the Cover: Eight players off a team that went 41-19 ret urn for more. This year’s Golden Eagle squad is committed to finishing strong. After a second-place finish in the Region 18 tournament last year, CSI looks to win the league and qualify for the JUCO in Colorado. This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Pomerelle Portrait Design Studios did the photography for the mug shots throughout the publication and the photography and desi gn work for the team photo on page 3. Graphic design and layout for the cover and inside front cover and pages 30- 39 were done by Tereasa L. Bendele. Vector graphics on pages 1, 9, 24 and 25 were done by student intern Dennis Denton.

1 General Information Team Information Location: Twin Falls, 2006 Record: 41-19 Founded: 1964 Returning Starters: 6 Enrollment: 7,500 Returning Non-Starters: 2 President: Jerry Beck Newcomers: 18 Athletic Director: Joel Bate, 732-6836 2006 SWAC Finish: Third Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference 2006 Region 18 Tournament Finish: Second Region: 18 Region 18 North Division Titles: 12 Athletic Affiliation: NJCAA, Division I Region 18 Titles: 12 Nickname: Golden Eagles JUCO World Series Appearances: 9 Colors: Gold and Black JUCO World Series National Titles: 1 Website: www.csi.edu Home Facility: Jim Walker Field (450 capacity) Baseball Information Athletics Administrative Assistant: Ginger Nukaya, 732-6486 Head Coach: Boomer Walker (3rd Year as head Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes coach; 11th year at CSI) Dr. Mark McKain Assistant Coach: Dave Carter (4th year at CSI) Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William May Skip Walker (33rd year at CSI) Athletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-6481 Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6491 Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis (208) 732-6477 Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long Clubhouse Phone Number: (208) 732-6650 Academic Advisor: Kat Powell, 732-6548 Mailing Address: CSI Baseball Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485 315 Falls Ave. Asst. VB Coach: Babes Kalulu, 732-6492 P.O. Box 1238 Head Men’s BB Coach: Barret Peery, 732-6496 Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238 Asst. Men’s BB Coaches: Steve Gosar, 732-6498 E-mail Addresses: [email protected] Jeff Renegar, 732-6476 [email protected] Head Women’s BB Coach: Randy Rogers, 732-6480 [email protected] Asst. Women’s BB Coach: Merrilee Sears, 732-6490 Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 On the Air Assistant Softball Coach: Becky Davis, 732-6494 Listen to all the action live on KTFI 1270 AM Head Rodeo Coach: Shawn Davis, 732-6620 with Jonathan Drew. CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Leroy Craig, Al If you aren’t in the Twin Falls area, go to Frost, Donna Brizee, Chuck Lehrman and Dr. Thad www.csi.edu/athletics and click on listen live to Scholes hear all the CSI baseball games on your computer.

Sports Information Office

SID: Karen Baumert Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 E-mail Address: [email protected] Fax: (208) 734-0245 Website: www.csi.edu

2 No. Name Pos. Height Weight Class B/T Hometown 1 Cory Grover OF 5-9 180 Fr R / R Spanish Fork, 3 Jeff Rid geway OF 6-2 195 Fr L / R Billings, Mont. 4 AJ Rucker C/INF 6-0 185 So R / R Riverton, Utah 5 Jordan Oseguera RHP 5-10 170 Fr Taylorsville, Utah 6 Jed Hanson UTL/RHP 6-0 190 Fr S / R Hamlake Minn. 7 Tony Altavilla INF 5-11 180 So L / R Lakeville, Minn. 8 Grant Vickers C/INF 6-1 200 So R/R Nanaimo, B.C. 10 Grant Kveder INF 6-0 195 So L / R Lethbridge, Alberta 14 Brad Mady OF 6-2 200 So R / R Vancouver, Wash. 15 Jake Draeger RHP 6-0 180 Fr Oak Grove, Minn. 16 Jordan Latham RHP 6-2 190 So Boise, Idaho 17 Nik Gumeson INF 6-1 190 So R/ R Riverton, Utah 18 Travis Reynolds INF 6-3 185 Fr R / R Reno, Nev. 19 Nate Carlson OF 6-3 205 Fr R / R Portland, Ore. 20 Angel Chapa RHP 6-2 170 So Iona, Idaho 21 Mike McClaren RHP 6-3 185 So Las Vegas, Nev. 22 Willie Pratt INF 6-0 180 Fr S / R Taylorsville, Utah 24 Josh Damewood LHP 6-3 240 Fr Las Vegas, Nev. 25 Trent Johnson INF/P 6-1 190 Fr R / R Idaho Falls, Idaho 26 Adam Urnberg RHP 6-2 205 So Atwater, Calif. 27 Shay Conder C 6-3 195 So R / R American Fork, Utah 28 Justin Smith RHP 5-11 180 Fr Pleasant Grove, Utah 29 Jason Oatman LHP 6-0 200 Fr Great Falls, Mont. 30 Jeff Hutton INF 6-0 205 Fr L / R North Delta, B.C. 31 Bo Lybeck C 6-2 185 Fr L / R Selah, Wash. 34 James Wallace RHP 6-2 195 So Ben ecia, Calif.

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After an impressive 41-19 showing last season, CSI head coach Boomer Walker is asking a little more from this season’s Golden Eagle squad. “Last year I’m not sure we knew how to win late,” Walker said. “This year we want to win big games late. We need to remove doubt and be as confident in game one as we are at the end of the year in the tournament.” Still, the Golden Eagles took second to Dixie in the Region 18 Tournament. This year, there is no Dixie. The Dixie State College Rebels moved to the NCAA Division II ranks. Just like last season, CSI’s strength will be its pitching. Although the Golden Eagles lost several very good , they return three big ones - Adam Urnberg, Jordan Latham and James Wallace. “We expect them to have a great year talent-wise. They are very good, very competitive,” Walker said. “They will set the bar for everyone else on the staff.” But the talent doesn’t stop there. Walker brought in sophomore transfers Angel Chapa (TVCC) and Mike McClaren (CCSN). Add to that two left-handed freshmen in Josh Damewood and Jason Oatman and two right-handers in Justin Smith and Jake Draeger. Walker also has the luxury of two players who can play a position or pitch. They are Jed Hanson and Trent Johnson. “We don’t have quite the depth that we had last year,” Walker said. “We may never have that again but we have guys that should give us a chance to win 1-0 and 2-1 type games in a league where offense is at a premium.” Another big area of strength will be the CSI infield. Returners Nik Gumeson and Grant Kveder bring experi- ence. Tony Altavilla and Willie Pratt bring athleticism and are very competitive. “They are dirt bag kids,” Walker said. “Having a solid defense will be key when our strength is pitching.” At first base, Walker can go to returner A.J. Rucker, or freshman Jeff Hutton or Trent Johnson. “Whoever swings the bat, will get the opportunity,” Walker said. “We have a lot of flexibility in the infield.” The only returner in the outfield will be Brad Mady. “He is a great outfield,” Walker said. “He will need to take on more of a communicative role as far as positioning guys and be a leader.” Walker said he might look to Kveder to play a little in the outfield. Joining those two as options in the outfield will be freshmen Jeff Ridgeway, Jed Hanson and Cory Grover. At catcher, Walker has three options in returner Grant Vickers, sophomore transfer Shay Conder and freshman Bo Lybeck. “As good as we were at catcher last year, we put a big load on Jeff Vickers to catch so much that it hurt him offensively,” Walker said. “This year we have three guys that can go. Grant brings leadership that the other guys can learn from.” With so many choices at all the positions, Walker made it very clear that whoever hits will play. To win the region, the Golden Eagles will need to get past last year’s regular season winner Western . “They have a lot of players back and have to be considered one of the teams to beat,” Walker said. “South- ern Nevada is always good. Salt Lake returns its top two pitchers and Eastern Utah has all of its pitching back.” In a conference that is strong year in and year out, the Golden Eagles should be in position to challenge for the top spot if they start well and finish strong.

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Letter Winners Lost ______17 Returning Starters ______6 Adam Urnberg ------6-2 , Atwater, Calif. Grant Kveder ------6-0 3B, Lethbridge, Alberta Brad Mady ------6-2 OF, Vancouver, Wash. Jordan Latham ------6-2 Pitcher, Boise, Idaho Nik Gumeson ------6-1 2B, Riverton, Utah James Wallace ------6-2 Pitcher, Benecia, Calif.

Returning Non-Starters ______2 A.J. Rucker ------6-0 C/INF, Riverton, Utah Grant Vickers ------6-1 C/INF, Nanaimo, B.C.

Newcomers ______18 Cory Grover...... 5-9 OF, Spanish Fork, Utah Jeff Ridgeway ...... 6-2 OF, Billings, Mont. Jordan Oseguera ...... 5-10 Pitcher, Taylorsville, Utah Jed Hanson-Mickelson ...... 6-0 UTL/Pitch er, Hamlake, Minn. Jake Draeger ...... 6-0 Pitcher, Oak Grove, Minn . Travis Reynolds...... 6-3 INF, Reno, Nev. Nate Carlson ...... 6-3 OF, Portland, Ore. Willie Pratt ...... 6-0 INF, Taylorsville, Utah Josh Damewood ...... 6-3 Pitcher, las Vegas, Nev. Trent Johnson ...... 6-1 INF/Pitcher, Idaho Falls, Idaho Justin Smith ...... 5-11 Pitcher, Pleasant Grove, Utah Jason Oatman ...... 6-0 Pitcher, Great Falls, Mont. Jeff Hutton ...... 6-0 INF, North Delta, B.C. Bo Lybeck...... 6-2 Catcher, Selah, Wash.

Transfers Tony Altavilla ------5-11 INF, Lakeville, Minn . Minnesota State University - Mankato Angel Chapa ------6-2 Pitcher, Iona, Idaho Treasure Valley CC Mike McClaren ------6-3 Pitchers, Las Vegas, Nev. CC of Southern Nevada Shay Conder ------6-3 Catcher, American Fork, Utah CC of Southern Nevada

In-State Players______3 Angel Chapa, Iona; Trent Johnson, Idaho Falls; and Jordan Latham, Boise;

Out-of-State Players______23 Tony Altavilla, Minnesota; Nate Carlson, Oregon; Shay Conder, Utah; Josh Damewood, Nevada; Jake Draeger, Minnesota; Cory Grover, Utah; Nik Gumeson, Utah; Jed Hanson-Mickelson, Minnesota; Jeff Hutton, British Columbia; Grant Kveder, Alberta; Bo Lybeck, Washington; Mike McClaren, Nevada; Brad Mady, Washington; Jason Oatman, Montana; Jordan Oseguera, Utah; Willie Pratt, Utah; Travis Reynolds, Nevada; Jeff Ridgeway, Montana; A.J. Rucker, Utah; Justin Smith, Utah; Adam Urnberg, California; Grant Vickers, British Columbia and James Wallace, California.

Sophomores ______12 Ton Altavilla, Angel Chapa, Shay Conder, Nik Gumeson, Grant Kveder, Jordan Latham, Mike McClaren, Brad Mady, A.J. Rucker, Adam Urnberg, Grant Vickers and James Wallace.

Freshmen ______14 Nate Carlson, Josh Damewood, Jake Draeger, Cory Grover, Jed Hanson-Mickelson, Jeff Hutton, Trent Johnson, Bo Lybeck, Jason Oatman, Jordan Oseguera, Willie Pratt, Travis Reynolds, Jeff Ridgeway and Justin Smith.

5 Boomer Walker 3rd Season It was only natural that Boomer Walker would someday wear a coach’s cap at Southern Idaho. After assisting the Golden Eagles for nine years Boomer took over as head coach two years ago. Boomer was barely walking when his dad, former head coach Skip Walker, started coaching at CSI. And Boomer has always been a part of the program. He was a 12-year-old bat boy when he witnessed the Golden Eagles’ national championship in 1984. Boomer starred for Twin Falls High School, leading the Bruins to a state championship in 1988. Then, he wore the gold and black himself when he played at Southern Idaho from 1989 to 1992, winning all-region honors as a shortstop in 1992. After playing at Northeast Louisiana University, Boomer worked as a student assistant in 1995, gaining valuable coaching experience. In 1996, Boomer returned to Southern Idaho to re-unite with his father. The two still work together but Boomer is the head coach and Skip continues as a hitting instructor. Boomer said it doesn’t feel much different to be in the head coach’s shoes instead of assisting. “I’ve been around here forever so it doesn’t feel any different,” Walker said. “I still feel pressure to keep this program on top, but not any more pressure than before. I’m not naive to think I can accomplish what my dad did.” As far as changes in the program, Boomer said they are very subtle. “My overall philosophy of CSI Baseball is the same. People who have been around the program for a long time won’t see a whole lot of changes,” he said. “I would say the only difference is that my approach is not as old school.” When Boomer isn’t coaching from the dugout or third base, he enjoys waterskiing and playing softball. Boomer and his wife Maria are busy with their son. No one was surprised he has a baseball moniker - Tai Ripken Walker.

6 Dave Carter 4th Season

David Carter returned to the College of Southern Idaho in 2004 for his third stint with the Golden Eagles. Dave first came to CSI to play baseball in 1986, leading the Golden Eagles to a fourth-place finish at nationals. He finished his freshman season with a 6-2 record. As a sophomore, Dave was selected to the all-region team, going 9-3 on the season. CSI won the region championship that year as well. Dave finished his college playing career at UNLV, leading the Rebels to the national tournament in 1988 and 1989 as a pitcher in both starting and relief roles. After playing for two years, he worked as a graduate assistant at Southern Utah University. In 1995, Dave returned to CSI as an assistant coach for one year before taking an assistant coaching job at CEU for two years and finally an assistant position at Utah Valley State College from 2000 to 2003. During that span, Dave worked with 25 pitchers that have been drafted or signed professionally. Dave’s main responsibility at CSI is working with the Golden Eagle pitchers. Dave enjoys spending time with his wife, Shelby, and their daughter Abby.

“I wouldn’t trade Dave for anyone. He has tremendous patience with the kids and is a great asset. If the kids put their trust in him, he will never let them down. He wears 10,000 hats and is very good at all of them.” - Boomer Walker on assistant Dave Carter.

7 Skip Walker 34th Year

Golden Eagle baseball fans know him as Skip. People who spend a lot of time around him are familiar with the phrases “jeezo-peezo,” “mentality,” and a few others too colorful to print here. His players, both former and current, can recite the five P’s - “proper planning prevents poor procedure.” But it’s the rich history Jim Walker has brought to the CSI program that defines who he is. Skip Walker is a legend at CSI. Not only was Walker inducted into the CSI Athletic Hall of Fame, but Frontier Field was officially named the James F. “Skip” Walker baseball field. In his 31 years as head coach at CSI, Walker planted the trees, built the clubhouse and played a major role in creating one of the top five JUCO fields in the country. Along the way, he has cultivated baseball players, winning 12 region titles, competing in nine JUCO World Series and winning a national championship in 1984, taking third in 1988, fourth in 1986 and fifth in 1975. Retiring from head coaching duties in 2004, Skip continues to be a part of CSI baseball, staying on as a hitting coach. Walker, 62, has been married to his wife Julene for 40 years. They have a daughter, Carly, and a son, Boomer, who is the Golden Eagles head coach.

“I’m the luckiest guy in the country. I have an offensive assistant that has won more than 1100 games in his career. I’m in a great, great situation. He can now use his knowledge to help the players without worrying about all the other stuff.” - Boomer Walker on having his dad and former head coach Skip Walker as an assistant.

8 Gene Ritchie volunteer assistant coach

“Our program couldn’t survive without Geno. He is the first one at the field each day and the last one to leave. He is the hardest working retired person in the country.” - Coach Walker

Bryan King 1st Year Volunteer Assistant Coach

“Bryan is a young guy who is trying to learn his way into coaching. He is a tremendous asset to our staff.” - Coach Walker

9 Cory Grover * 5-9 Freshman OF * Spanish Fork, Utah #1 “Cory comes from a great About Cory high school program that won the 5A state champion- Favorite Movie: 8 Seconds ship in Utah. Cory is a tough Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Outback Steakhouse kid and a great . Favorite Clothing Brand: Quicksilver With experience he should Favorite Subject in School: Criminal Justice see time in the outfield.” Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper - Coach Walker Favorite Food: Steak Favorite TV Show: Family Guy If I could be an animal, I would be a: dog. When I was little, I wanted to be a: surgeon. Bio Now I want to be a: detective. If I could invent a word, it would be: shmuckldorfed. In High School: A three-sport letterman, Cory played It would mean: to be fooled. baseball, football and wrestled at Spanish Fork High Favorite Pro Sports Team: Dodgers School. Favorite Singer: Kenny Chesney His senior season of baseball, Cory led his team to a state championship, picking up all-state honors along This or That the way. Black or Gold English or Math Cory was a power hitter, leading his high school team Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up in home runs as a junior and senior. Text Message or Call Offense or Defense Sunrise or Sunset Coke or Pepsi Talk or Listen Mountains or Beaches

Jeff Ridgeway * 6-2 Freshman #3 OF * Billings, Mont. About Jeff “Jeff is a strong, talented athlete. With some game experience, he will have a Favorite Cereal: Special K great chance to start for Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Pickle Barrel us in the outfield.” Favorite Toy as a Child: Cars - Coach Walker Favorite Subject in School: Anatomy Favorite CSI Instructor: Jan Carpenter Favorite Singer: Keith Urban One word description of myself: Motivated Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Texas Roadhouse Bio Hobbies: Lifting, Hiking, Rock Climbing and Biking Favorite Color: Blue In High School: Jeff played baseball, football and ran If I could be an animal, I would be a: a dog that track at West High School. just laid around all day. Excelling in the classroom, Jeff earned the Principal’s Favorite Pro Sports Team: Award for his 3.8 gpa. Jeff played on the Hitter’s Club Select team outside of This or That high school baseball. His coach, Greg Steffanich, was a Shaven or Unshaven Cake or Pie former Golden Eagle. Mountains or Beaches Looks or Personality Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold Sunrise or Sunset English or Ma th Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

10 A.J. Rucker * 6-0 Sophomore #4 C/INF * Riverton, Utah “AJ has improved by About AJ leaps and bounds. With offensive production, he will see increased at bats. Favorite Food: Mexican AJ is a great kid that has Favorite Holiday: 4th of July worked hard to get where Favorite CSI Instructor: Raquel Arenz he is.” Favorite Movie: Bull Durham - Coach Walker Favorite Subject in School: Spanish Favorite Singer: Carrie Underwood Favorite Book: Tom Sawyer I have a pet peeve about: sharing ice cream. Bio Interesting Fact: I love tuna fish, ranch and wheat thins all mixed together. At CSI: AJ played in 16 games for the Golden Eagles, One Word Description of Myself: Hard working hitting .211 with 4 RBI. His on-base percentage was Hobbies: Snowboarding, Wakeboarding, Boating, .304. He had 17 putouts with no errors in the field. Dancing and Yoga. In High School: A two-year letterman, A.J. played baseball at Riverton High School. His team placed sec- This or That ond at regionals his junior season and won the region Black or Gold Text Message or Call championship his senior year. Hamburger or Hot Dog English or Math As a , A.J. was named second team Fruit or Vegetable Coffee or Hot Chocolate all region his junior year. His senior year, he was named Sunrise or Sunset Vanilla or Chocolate first team all region as a catcher. Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

Jordan Oseguera * 5-10 Freshman RHP * Taylorsville, Utah #5

About Jordan “Jordan is a super kid that takes care of busi- Favorite Toy as a Child: Ninja Turtles ness every day. He will Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: IHOP add depth to a strong Favorite Modern Invention: Refrigerator Eagle staff.” Favorite Car: Toyota Tundra - Coach Walker Interesting Fact: I was a dolph in trainer at Sea World in the summer. Hobby: Fishing One word description of myself: Composed Favorite CSI Instructor: Cindy Dickson Bio Favorite Pro Sports Team: Green Bay Packers Favorite Movie: Pirates of the Caribbean In High School: A three-year letterman in baseball, If I could be an animal, I would be a: puma. Jordan led Taylorsville High School to a third place fin- Pet Peeves: Liars and Face Fuzz ish at state his sophomore year and region titles his jun- ior and senior seasons. This or That As a senior, Jordan earned first team all region honors. He set his high school record for saves and least amount Shaven or Unshaven English or Math of hitters walked. Salt or Sugar Casual or Dress Up Hamburger or Hotdog Mountains or Beaches Cake or Pie Vanilla or Chocolate Morning or Night Coffee or Hot Chocolate

11 Jed Hanson * 6-0 Freshman UTL/RHP * Hamlake, Minn. #6

About Jed “Jed comes to CSI as the Minnesota High School Favorite Color: Pink Player of the Year. He is Favorite Food: Mom’s Tacos very talented and will Favorite Clothing Brand: Phat Farm pitch and play the outfield Favorite Subject in School: Theatre History for us.” Favorite CSI Instructor: L aine Steel - Coach Walker If I could invent a word, it would be: undaretardalmooose. It would mean: The ultimate being. One word description of myself: Undaretardalmooose Bio Favorite Pro Sports Team: Minnesota Lightning Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: McDonald’s In High School: Jed led Forest Lake High School to Favorite Singer: Michael Jackson conference championships his junior and senior sea- My hobbies include: writing and playing songs on the son. He was named all-conference both years and earned guitar and drawing, painting and running. all-state honors his senior season. Jed was named the Star Tribune Baseball Player of the Year and the Pio- This or That neer Press Baseball Player of the Year in 2006. Black or Gold English or Math In 2003-04, Jed was a member of the team that won Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up the Mickey Mantle state championship. Text Message or Call Offense or Defense Sunrise or Sunset Coke or Pepsi Talk or Listen Mountains or Beaches

Tony Altavilla * 5-11 Sophomore #7 INF * Lakeville, Minn.

“Tony is a transfer kid About Tony that should be an impact player for us. He has Favorite Food: Spaghetti Pie great determination to Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Wendy’s improve and should have Favorite Subject in School: Science a great season.” Favorite CSI Instructor: Chris Meyerhoeffer - Coach Walker One Word Description of Myself: Energetic Favorite Book: Mind Gym Hobbies: Jet-Skiing, Ping Pong, Fires, Skating on the Pond, Fishing and Golf Bio Favorite Board Game: Risk I I could invent a word, it would be: foyerick. Before CSI: A transfer from Minnesota State Univer- It would mean: a dramatic or intense situation. sity at Mankato, Tony played his high school ball at If I could be an animal, I would be a: wolf. Lakeville Senior High School. Favorite Color: Green Atwo-sport athlete at LSHS, Tony led his hockey team to two section championships and his baseball team to a This or That state championship. As a senior, Tony earned all-conference honors in Shaven or Unshaven Cake or Pie hockey and in baseball. Mountains or Beaches Looks or Personality Tony was named freshman of the year at MSU - Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold Mankato. Sunrise or Sunset English or Math Hamburger or Hot Dog Small Town or Big City

12 #8 Grant Vickers * 6-1 Sophomore Catcher * Nanaimo, B.C.

“Grant is a very About Grant hardworking kid. He is one of our field leaders Favorite Food: Ribs and motivators. He has Favorite Car: Dodge Viper to play hard all the time Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Moxies to be successful.” Favorite Cereal: Frosted Flakes - Coach Walker Favorite CSI Instructor: Bill Ebener If I were an animal, I’d be an: eagle. Favorite Toy as a Child: Mini Hockey Sticks Favorite Singer: Jack Johnson Bio Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Subway One Word Description of Myself: Funny At CSI: Grant played in 22 games for the Golden Pet Peeve: People who don’t answer their cell phones Eagles last season, hitting .333 with 13 hits and 6 RBIs. Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Movie: Blood Diamond In High School: A brother to former CSI player Jeff Vickers, Grant played his high school ball at Dover Bay High School. In addition to competing in baseball, Grant This or That played rugby, basketball and volleyball. His senior season, Grant was named MVP of his high Black or Gold Text Message or Call school baseball team and earned a silver medal for be- Morning or Night Casual or Dress Up ing named BC Canada Games Player. His high school Fruit or Vegetable Offense or Defense stats as a senior were .384 batting average (6th in the Sunrise or Sunset Vanilla or Chocolate league) and 34 RBIs (5th in the league). Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

Grant Kveder * 6-0 Sophomore INF * Lethbridge, Alberta #10 About Grant “Grant is one of the best athletes in our program. Favorite Color: Blue He can , and Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: The Keg throw. We will look to him Favorite Modern Invention: Ipod to be one of our leaders Favorite Car: Bentley GTC in all categories.” Hidden Talent: Drawing - Coach Walker Hobbie s: Hiking, Camping, Pool, Ping Pong and Listening to Music When I was little, I wanted to be: NHL Hockey Player Bio Now, I want to be a: MLB Player Favorite TV Show: Trailer Park Boys At CSI: Grant started in 48 games last season for Favorite Holiday: Easter CSI, hitting .301 with 6 doubles, 2 triples and 18 RBIs. If I could be an animal, I would be a: cougar. In High School: A three-sport athlete, Grant played Favorite CSI Instructor: Joel Bate and Nolan Rice baseball and hockey at Lethbridge Collegiate Insititute This or That as well as competed in track and field. During his three years on varsity, the high school team won the provin- Shaven or Unshaven English or Math cial championship twice and took sixth once, going a Salt or Sugar Casual or Dress Up combined 44-15 during that span. As a senior, Grant hit Hamburger or Hotdog Mountains or Beaches .600 and led the league in home runs, doubles and Cake or Pie Vanilla or Chocolate triples. Talk or Listen Coffee or Hot Chocolate Grant helped lead Team Alberta to bronze medals in the Canada Cup and the Canada Summer Games.

13 Brad Mady * 6-2 Sophomore OF * Vancouver, Wash. #14 “Brad is a big strong kid About Brad that had a very good freshman year. The sky is Favorite Food: Panda Express Orange Chicken the limit for Brad. He can Favorite Candy Bar: Snickers be as good as he wants. He Favorite Clothing Brand: North Face will start in right field and Favorite Cereal: Honey Nut Chex hit in the middle of the One word description of myself: Relaxed lineup.” Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper - Coach Walker Favorite Modern Invention: Xbox 360 If I could be an animal, I would be a: tige r. Hobbies: Hunting, Camping and Fishing Bio Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Muchas Gracias If I could invent a word, it would be: rechakle. At CSI: A starter in 47 games, Brad hit .258 with 6 It would mean: relax or chill. doubles, 2 triples, 2 home runs and 27 RBIs. Favorite Actor: Denzel Washington Favorite CSI Instructor: Russ Tremayne In High School: A four-year letterman in baseball, Brad played high school ball at Columbia River with This or That CSI teammate Chris Bolton. Not only did he help his team to four league championships but also two sec- Black or Gold English or Math ond-place finishes at state. Chris was named all-league Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up pitcher as a sophomore, all-league outfield and all-state Text Message or Call Offense or Defense outfield as a junior and senior. Sunrise or Sunset Coke or Pepsi His senior year, Chris hit .350 with 13 home runs and Talk or Listen Mountains or Beaches 7 wins on the mound.

Jake Draeger * 6-0 Freshman #15 RHP * Oak Grove, Minn.

“A competitive kid, Jake About Jake has improved greatly. As he gains experience and Favorite Candy Bar: Snickers gets opportunities, he will Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Wendy’s need to take advantage of Favorite Toy as a Child: Micro Machines those opportunities.” Favorite Subject in School: English - Coach Walker Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Acapulco Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms Hobbie s: Basketball, Tennis and Boot Hockey Favorite Sports Team: St. Louis Cardinals Bio Favorite Book: Moneyball Favorite Color: Green In High School: A four-year letterman at St. Francis If I could be an animal, I would be a: shark. High School, Jake led his team to a third-place finish at Favorite Movie: Anchorman the state tournament his senior season. That same year, Favorite CSI Instructor: Mark Wiseman Jake set school records for wins on the mound (11) and (98) in a season. This or That He was named first team all-state and first team all- metro. Shaven or Unshaven Cake or Pie Jake earned all-conference honors his sophomore Mountains or Beaches Casual or Dress Up through senior year. Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold Sunrise or Sunset English or Math Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

14 Jordan Latham * 6-2 Sophomore #16 RHP * Boise, Idaho “Jordan was our closer last year. This year, he About Jordan will get more innings as a starter. He is tremen- Favorite Food: Sushi dously talented, being Favorite Car: Titan drafted twice and signing Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Kyotos at Arizona State for next Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops year.”” Favorite CSI Instructo r: Russ Tremayne - Coach Walker Favorite Pro Sports Team: Favorite Subject in School: Science Favorite Pop: Root Beer Bio Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Jack in the Box One Word Description of Myself: Unpredictable At CSI: Jordan finished last season 2-2 with 17 ap- Pet Peeve: Judgemental People pearances. He posted a 2.41 ERA with 33 strikeouts. Favorite Color: Blue In High School: A two-sport athlete at Centennial High Favorite Holiday: New Years School, Jordan pitched and played outfield on the base- ball team and was a running back for football. His senior season, Jordan helped CHS to a fifth-place This or That finish at state in baseball and a third-place finish at state Black or Gold Text Message or Call in football. His junior season, Centennial won the state championship in football. Morning or Night Casual or Dress Up Jordan’s individual honors included second team all Fruit or Vegetable Offense or Defense state as a sophomore and first team all state as a junior Sunrise or Sunset Vanilla or Chocolate and senior in baseball. Coffee or Hot Chocolate Small Town or Big City

Nik Gumeson * 6-1 Sophomore INF * Riverton, Utah #17 About Nik “Nik is a great athlete that could play anywhere Favorite Color: Green on the field. He is very Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Outback compeitive with an Favorite Modern Invention: Ipod unmatched work ethic.” Favorite TV Show: ESPN Sportscenter - Coach Walker One Word Description of Myself: Competitive Favorite Car: Ford F350 When I was little, I wanted to be: fireman. Now, I want to be a: personal trainer/nutritionist. Favorite Cereal: Honeynut Cheerios Bio Favorite Snack: Bananas If I could be an animal, I would be a: bear. At CSI: Nik started in 58 of CSI’s 59 games as a fresh- Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Cafe Rio man, hitting .261 with 8 doubles, 1 triple, 2 home runs Favorite Holiday: Christmas and 27 RBIs.

This or That In High School: A four-year letterman at Riverton High School, Nik pitched and played third-base, help- Shaven or Unshaven English or Math ing his team to a region championship his senior year. Salt or Sugar Casual or Dress Up Nik earned all state honors his senior season and was Hamburger or Hotdog Mountains or Beaches named runner-up MVP in the all star game. Cak e or Pie Vanilla or Chocolate Talk or Listen Coffee or Hot Chocolate

15 Travis Reynolds * 6-3 Freshman INF * Reno, Nev. #18

About Travis “Travis is a well-rounded athlete that will add Favorite CSI Instructor: Tony Mannen infield depth. He is a Favorite Food: Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs great team guy that comes Favorite Clothing Brand: American Eagle from a winning high Favorite Board Game: Cranium school program.” When I was little, I wanted to be a: game warden. - Coach Walker Now I want to be a: wildlife biologist. Favorite Actor: Adam Sandler Favorite Toy as a Child: Hot Wheels Cars Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: In-and-Out Burger Bio If I could be an animal, I would be a: wolf or eagle. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing and Boating In High School: A letterman in football and baseball, Hidden Talent: I am a championship duck caller. Travis led his McQueen High School team to a league My most prized possessions are: my Lab, my gun championship in football and in baseball his senior sea- and my truck. son. His baseball team went on to finish second in the state with a 36-4 record. This or That Travis was named all conference in 2005 and 2006 for Black or Gold English or Math baseball and first team all-state at second base in 2006. Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up Text Message or Call Small Town or Big City Shaven or Unshaven Automatic or Stick Morning or Night Cake or Pie

Nate Carlson * 6-3 Freshman #19 INF * Portland, Ore.

“Nate is the hardest About Nate worker on the team. He was very raw coming into Favorite Food: Steak the program but with his Favorite Modern Invention: Cell Phone hard work has made him Favorite Pop: Sprite a good player.” Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving - Coach Walker Favorite Song: The Rocky Theme Song Favorite Color: Yellow Favorite Movie: Braveheart/Rocky Favorite Clothing Brand: Nike Bio Favorite Singer: Garth Brooks Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: McCormick and In High School: A three-year letterman in baseball at Shmicks Seafood Restaurant Central Catholic High School, Nate earned first team Pet Peeve: People that are selfish or unflexible. all-league honors his junior season in leading his team If I could be an animal, I would be a: dog. to a 15-7 record and league championship. As a senior, Nate was named second team all-league. This or That As a senior, Nate hit .458 with 2 home runs and 27 RBIs. Looks or Personality Cake or Pie Outside of high school, Nate played on the Ryder Mountains or Beaches Casual or Dress Up Showtime Baseball Club. Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold Sunrise or Sunset English or Math Coffee or Hot Chocolate Small Town or Big City

16 #20 Angel Chapa * 6-2 Sophomore RHP * Iona, Idaho “Angel is a highly drafted player that has a ton of talent. About Angel He will have a great chance to be a conference starter for us Favorite Food: Chicken Parmeson on the mound. He is becoming Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Olive Garden an Eagle and once he gets all If I could be an animal, I would be a: spider or a the way there, he should be a monkey. force in the league.” Favorite Season: Summer - Coach Walker Favorite Clothing Brand: Old Navy Favorite Movie: Training Day Favorite Color: Black and White Bio Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: McDonald’s Favorite TV Show: Deal or No Deal Before CSI: A transfer from Treasure Valley CC, Hidden Talent: Drawing Angel played high school baseball, basketball and foot- If I could invent a word, it would be: Legna. ball at Bonneville High School in Idaho Falls. It would mean: powerful because it is my name Angel helped his high school team to a state champi- backwards. onship in basketball in 2003. He was named second team This or That all-conference that year. In baseball, Angel earned first team all-conference Black or Gold Text Message or Call honors his sophomore, junior and senior seasons. Morning or Night Casual or Dress Up In the summer, Angel played on the Idaho Falls Red Fruit or Vegetable Coke or Pepsi American Legion team. Coffee or Hot Chocolate Vanilla or Chocolate Mountains or Beaches Small Town or Big City

Mike McClaren * 6-3 Sophomore RHP * Las Vegas, Nev. #21 About Mike “Mike has a strong work ethic and is a great kid. Favorite Food: Chicken Fettaccine He will throw big innings Favorite Clothing Brand: Element for us as either a starter Favorite Car: Ford Mustang or reliever.” Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Applebee’s - Coach Walker Favorite Book: Fallen Angels One Word to Describe Me: Tool Hobbie s: Fishing, Paintball, Shooting and Camping If I could be an animal I would be a: orangatang Favorite Color: Black Bio Favorite Toy as a Child: Teenage Mutant Ninja Tur tl e s Before CSI: A transfer from Southern Nevada, Mike I have a pet peeve about: liars. finished his freshman year with a 1.57 ERA, the best on Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops his team. He posted a 2-0 record with 12 appearances. In Favorite Modern Invention: Refrigerator 23 innings, he struck out 17 batters. This or That Before CCSN, Mike played baseball at Durango High School. His senior season, he finished with the most wins Shaven or Unshaven Sunrise or Sunset on the mound in the state of Nevada with 11. He also Salt or Sugar Casual or Dress Up earned all-state honors. East Coast or West Coast Mountains or Beaches Cake or Pie Vanilla or Chocolate Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

17 Willie Pratt * 6-0 Freshman INF * Taylorsville, Utah #22

About Willie “Willie is a very competi- tive kid. We love his Favorite TV Show: Seinfeld intensity and awareness Favorite Candy Bar: Twi x on the field. Willie will see Favorite Clothing Brand: American Eagle or Hollister a lot of action at shortstop Favorite Cereal: Frosted Falkes for the Eagles.” Biggest Accomplishment: I was part of a team that - Coach Walker won the Babe Ruth World Series when I was 15. Favorite Food: Ribs Favorite Pro Sports Team: Chicago Bulls If I could be an animal, I would be a: bear. Bio Favorite Modern Invention: Cell Phone Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Outback Steakhouse In High School: A three-sport athlete at Taylorsville Favorite Magazine: ESPN High School, Willie led his baseball team to a region Favorite Pop: Root Beer championship his senior season. Favorite Car: Dodge Truck That year, he earned all-region and first team all-state honors in baseball. This or That Also excelling on the basketball court, Willie was Black or Gold Looks or Personality named to the all-region team from his sophomore to his Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up senior seasons. After making the all-state second team Text Message or Call Offense or Defense in 2004 and 2005, Willie made first team all-state in Sunrise or Sunset Coke or Pepsi 2006. Talk or Listen Mountains or Beaches

Josh Damewood * 6-3 Freshman #24 LHP * Las Vegas, Nev.

“Josh is a very talented About Josh pitcher. He is one of only two left-handers on the Favorite Food: Salad staff and should be a Favorite Movie: Happy Gilmore great asset. He has a lot Favorite Cereal: Fruity Pebbles of potential.” Favorite Color: Navy Blue - Coach Walker Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Tomatoes Favorite CSI Instructor: Laine Steel Hobbies: Soccer, Bowling and Sleep Bio One Word Description of Myself: Legit Bio If I could invent a word, it would be: bogie. It would mean: legit. In High School: Josh played soccer and baseball at If I could be an animal, I would be a: baboon. Durango High School in Las Vegas. Favorite Actor: Drew Barrymore As a junior, Josh earned first team all-conference hon- Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons ors as well as second team all-city honors. In 2006, Josh was named the Tony Audencio Tourna- This or That ment MVP. Outside of high school, Josh led his American Legion Casual or Dress Up Cake or Pie team to a state championship in 2004. Mountains or Beaches Looks or Personality Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold Sunrise or Sunset English or Math Talk or Listen Pay Now or Pay Later

18 Trent Johnson * 6-1 Freshman #25 INF/P * Idaho Falls, Idaho “Trent played for a great high school coach in John About Trent Bridges. Trent is very competitive and will pitch Favorite Food: Steak and play a position for us. Favorite Car: Lexus IS 300 or BMW M3 He will be able to contribute Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Cheesecake Factory on the mound and in the Favorite Cereal: Golden Crisp infield.” Favorite TV Show: Prison Break - Coach Walker If I could be an animal, I would be a: chimpanzee. Favorite Modern Invention: Ipod Favorite Pop: Diet Pepsi Bio Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Pita Pit Favorite Holiday: Christmas In High School: Trent lettered in basketball and base- Favorite Clothing Brand: Diesel ball at Idaho Falls High School. A first team all-confer- Favorite Toy as a Child: Racquetball Racquet ence player, Trent also earn ed second team all-area as a Favorite Movie: Old Skool sophomore and junior and first team all-area as a senior. In 2006, Trent earned conference player of the year hon- ors and all-state honors. He helped lead IFHS to a state This or That appearance in baseball in 2005. Black or Gold Text Message or Call In basketball, Trent was named all-conference and all- Morning or Night Casual or Dress Up area his senior season. Fruit or Vegetable Offense or Defense Sunrise or Sunset Vanilla or Chocolate Coffee or Hot Chocolate Small Town or Big City

Adam Urnberg * 6-2 Sophomore RHP * Atwater, Calif. #26

About Adam “Adam had a tremendous freshman season and has Favorite Color: Black/Red improved since then. He Favorite Food: Mexican will be a frontline starter. Favorite Modern Invention: Computer We have high expecta- Favorite CSI Instructor: Russ Tremayne tions for him.” Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Jack in the Box - Coach Walker Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Subject in School: Math Favorite Pro Sports Team: Oakland Raiders Favorite Comedian: Adam Sandler Bio Favorite Season: Winter Favorite Cereal: Coco Puffs At CSI: Adam posted the most wins on the Golden Favorite Car: Acura Integra JDM Eagle squad as a freshman with 8. He posted a 1.90 ERA with 75 strikeouts in 80.2 innings. In High School: A standout pitcher at Buhach Colony High School, Adam led his team to league champion- This or That ships his junior and senior seasons and a section cham- Shaven or Unshaven English or Math pionship his senior year. Salt or Sugar Casual or Dress Up He was named pitcher of the year in 2003 and 2004 Hamburger or Hotdog Mountains or Beaches and Section MVP in 2004. Looks or Personality Vanilla or Chocolate Outside of high school ball, Adam played on the Talk or Listen Cof fee or Hot Chocolate Merced Vols American Legion team that won the Cali- fornia state championship in 2005.

19 Shay Conder * 6-3 Sophomore Catcher * American Fork, Utah #27

About Shay “Shay is a physically gifted player that needs to Favorite Holiday: New Year’s learn to play hard all the Favorite Snack: Sunflower Seeds time. If he plays up to his Favorite Clothing Brand: Abercrombie & Fitch talents, he will be a very Favorite Cereal: Fruity Pebbles good player.” One word description of myself: Determined - Coach Walker Favorite Food: Chicken Fettuccine Favorite Singer: Kenny Chesney If I could be an animal, I would be a: lion. Favorite Modern Invention: Ipod Bio Favorite Pop: Coke Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Outback Before CSI: A transfer from Community College of Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting and Wakeboarding Southern Nevada, Shay posted an .093 batting average, Favorite Pro Sports Team: Anaheim Angels playing in 28 games. He finished his freshman cam- Hidden Talent: Drawing paign with 5 hits, 2 doubles, 1 triple and 2 RBIs. Shay played his high school ball at American Fork This or That High School. He was a four-year all-region player, help- Black or Gold English or Math ing his team to a 4th-place finish at the state tourna- Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up ment. Text Message or Call Offense or Defense His last two seasons, Shay earned all-state honors. Sunrise or Sunset Coke or Pepsi Talk or Listen Mountains or Beaches

Justin Smith * 5-11 Freshman #28 RHP * Pleasant Grove, Utah

“Justin is a great kid that About Justin has a strong work ethic. With more experience, Favorite Food: Steak Justin has the talent to be Favorite Movie: Mean Girls a very good pitcher.” Favorite Toy as a Child: GI Joe - Coach Walker Favorite Season: Hunting Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Outback Favorite Comedian: Ron White Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing and Reading One Word Description of Myself: Gorgeous Bio Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper Favorite Color: Blue In High School: A three-year starter for the baseball If I could be an animal, I would be a: snow leopard. team at Pleasant Grove High School, Justin helped his Favorite Book: Point of Impact team to a third-place finish at state his junior year and a Favorite modern Invention: Television sixth-place finish at state his senior season. Justin was named to the all-region team for his talent This or That on the field. He also played in the Daily Herald All-Star game and the All-State Senior game. Shaven or Unshaven Cake or Pie Mountains or Beaches Looks or Personality Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold Sunrise or Sunset English or Math Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

20 #29 Jason Oatman * 6-0 Freshman LHP * Great Falls, Mont.

“Jason is a great kid About Jason and hard worker. He is a left-handed strike Favorite Food: Mexican or Italian thrower that will add Hobbie s: Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Building Model depth to a talented Cars and Working on Cars pitching staff.” Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Johnny Carinos - Coach Walker Favorite Cereal: Cheerios Favorite CSI Instructor: Steve Irons If I could invent a word, it would be: swiz. It would mean: sweet. Bio Favorite Toy as a Child: Electric Toy Car Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Taco Bell One Word Description of Myself: Unique In High School: Jason played baseball at C.M. Russell When I was little, I wanted to be a: professional High school in Great Falls, Mont. A four-year varsity baseball player. player, Jason earned the team’s outstanding pitcher award Now, I’d like to be a: wildlife biologist after I’m done all four years. He obtained the season strike out playing baseball. record of 136 in 2006. This or That Outside of high school ball, Jason played on the Great Falls Stallions summer team. Black o r Gold Text Message or Call Morning or Night Casual or Dress Up Fruit or Vegetable Offense or Defense Sunrise or Sunset Vanilla or Chocolate Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City

Jeff Hutton * 6-0 Freshman INF * North Delta, B.C. #30

About Jeff “Jeff is a big strong kid with legitimate power Favorite Song: Save Your Scissors from the left side. The Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Quizno’s more he produces Favorite Modern Invention: Mp3 Player offensively, the more at Favorite Pop: Coke bats he will get.” Favorite Toy as a Child: Hockey Sticks - Coach Walker Hobbies: Skiing and Mountain Biking When I was little, I wanted to be: police officer. Now, I want to be a: coach. Favorite Cereal: Oatmeal Crisp Bio Favorite Singer: Dallas Green If I could be an animal, I would be a: gorilla. In High School: Hailing from Delta Secondary in Favorite Car: Nissan Skyline British Columbia, Jeff led his team to a third-place fin- Favorite Board Game: Scrabble ish in Provincials in 2004. In 2005, Jeff helped his team to a 33-11 record, a league championship and a second- place finish at Provincials. This or That His final season, Jeff was a part of a team that finished Shaven or Unshaven English or Math 36-14 with a league championship and a fourth-place fin- Salt or Sugar Casual or Dress Up ish at Provincials. Hamburger or Hotdog Mountains or Beaches Jeff competed on the Ladner Reds and the North Delta Cake or Pie Vanilla or Chocolate Blue Jays. Talk or Listen Coffee or Hot Chocolate

21 Bo Lybeck * 6-2 Freshman Catcher * Selah, Wash. #31

About Bo “Bo is a determined player that will compete in all situations. He loves Favorite Toy as a Child: Mickey Mouse Fishing Pole to play and brings great Favorite Candy Bar: Milky Way enthusiasm with him If I could change anything in the world, I would every day.” change: the drift netting laws on western Washington - Coach Walker steelhead rivers. Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms One word description of myself: Goofy Favorite Food: Pizza Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: Rock Creek Bio If I could be an animal, I would be a: cougar. Hidden Talent: I can cast a fishing pole with both In High School: A two-sport athlete at Davis High hands. School, Bo played football and baseball. Most Prized Possession: Fly Rod As a senior, Bo led DHS to a 20-3 record. His team Favorite Magazine: Fly Fisherman won a league and district championship as well as fin- ished 6th in the state. This or That Bo earned honorable mention all-league honors as a Black or Gold English or Math junior. In 2006, he was named first team all-league and Coffee or Hot Chocolate Casual or Dress Up honorable mention all-state. Text Message or Call Offense or Defense Sunrise or Sunset Coke or Pepsi Talk or Listen Mountains or Beaches

James Wallace * 6-2 Sophomore #34 RHP * Benecia, Calif. “James is a super com- About James petitor and a very talented kid. He has been drafted Favorite Candy: Fastbreak twice by the Marlins. Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: McDonald’s James was a big key to our Favorite Toy as a Child: Ninja Turtles success last year and will Pet Peeve: Hairy Girls help lead our staff.” Hobby: Playing Halo - Coach Walker Favorite Food: Pasta Most Prized Possession: My Arm Favorite Clothing Brand: MLB Authentic Bio Favorite Pro Sports Team: Oakland Raiders Favorite Color: Red At CSI: James recorded 15 appearances as a fresh- If I could be an animal, I would be a: Ring-tailed man, posting a 2.37 ERA with 45 strikeouts in 30.1 Lemur . Favorite Holiday: Christmas

In High School: James lettered in football, basket- This or That ball and baseball at Benicia High School. A four-year varsity player in baseball, his team won the section Shaven or Unshaven Cake or Pie championship. Mountains or Beach es Looks or Personality A pitcher in high school, James was named first team Fruit or Vegetable Black or Gold all-league. Sunrise or Sunset English or Math James was drafted by the Florida Marlins. Ta lk or Listen Small Town or Big City

22 CSI Overall 2006 Record:41-19 Region 18 2006 Record: 27-12

SB Name Games AB R H RBI 1B 2B 3B HR TB SO BB HP SAC OB% E /SBA AVG. SLG% Ken Fuglerud 60 197 41 77 23 50 22 3 2 111 23 23 4 10 .460 3 19/20 . 391 . 563 Grant Vickers 22 39 7 13 6 8 5 0 0 18 1 7 4 0 .480 0 1/1 . 333 . 462 Jeff Vickers 60 190 29 63 28 44 16 1 2 87 26 21 6 5 .405 4 4/7 .332 .458 Grant Kveder 51 153 32 46 18 38 6 2 0 56 19 16 9 8 .399 20 8/8 .301 .366 Kyle Resser 56 149 29 42 17 29 10 2 1 59 26 12 2 6 .339 2 8/10 .282 .396 Nik Gumeson 59 161 29 42 25 31 8 1 2 58 26 9 2 7 .303 12 3/7 .261 .360 Brad Mady 50 151 23 39 27 29 6 2 2 55 43 11 3 2 .319 1 3/6 .258 .364 Jordan Daley 60 196 20 48 30 39 8 0 1 59 8 12 2 14 .287 17 0/4 .245 .301 Mike Griffin 60 170 28 41 28 38 10 0 3 60 20 27 9 6 .365 6 2/2 .241 .353 Alex Hancock 56 138 22 33 23 21 7 3 2 52 28 15 1 6 .314 2 6/11 . 239 . 377 Jonathan Hagen 20 23 2 5 3 5 0 0 0 5 10 2 0 1 .280 1 0/0 .217 .217 A.J. Rucker 16 19 2 4 4 3 1 0 0 5 6 3 0 1 .304 0 0/0 . 211 . 263 Sean P itts 29 57 9 11 6 8 1 1 1 17 12 3 4 1 .281 0 0/0 . 193 . 298 Cody Howerton 25 29 7 3 2 3 0 0 0 3 10 2 1 4 .182 3 0/1 . 103 . 103 Chris Bolton 9 6 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .143 0 1/1 .000 .000 Nick Reichelt 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0/0 .000 .000 Tim Mealer 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0/0 .000 .000

Totals 60 1680 283 467 242 336 100 15 16 645 260 164 47 71 .353 82 55/78 .278 .384 Opponents 60 1603 171 343 140 264 63 9 7 445 409 203 55 39 .322 104 56/84 .214 .278

Pitching Name APP IP H R ER BB SO ERA W L Saves Todd Privett 15 78.2 46 17 8 26 84 0.92 7 3 0 Adam Urnberg 17 80.2 64 29 17 39 75 1.90 8 4 1 Tim Mealer 16 33.0 29 8 7 12 20 1.91 3 0 1 James Wallace 15 30.1 18 13 8 15 45 2.37 3 2 3 Jordan Latham 17 37.1 28 16 10 19 33 2.41 2 2 7 Nick Carr 13 54.2 38 25 18 38 66 2.96 5 4 1 Zak Privett 15 69.2 62 27 23 20 46 2.97 5 3 1 Shawn Loglisci 9 14.1 16 12 5 11 12 3.14 1 1 0 Troy Grundy 8 32.1 29 18 16 19 22 4.45 4 3 0 Ben Connors 6 8.0 9 4 4 2 5 4.50 0 0 1 Tristan Bailey 1 2.0 4 2 2 2 1 9.00 0 0 0

Totals 60 441.0 343 171 118 203 409 2.41 38 22 15 Opponents 60 429.2 467 283 222 164 260 4.65 22 38 7

SWAC Overall 2006 2006

SWAC Teams Wins Losses Pct. Wins Losses Pct. Western Nevada CC 30 10 0.750 37 18 0.673 Dixie State College 29 10 0.744 38 11 0.776 College of Southern Idaho 26 12 0.684 41 19 0.683 Salt Lake CC 19 16 0.543 27 23 0.540 College of Eastern Utah 14 26 0.350 21 32 0.396 CC of Southern Nevada 11 29 0.275 13 45 0.224 Colorado Northwestern CC 6 32 0.158 11 43 0.204

23 Date Opponent Result Score Site Jan. 27 Scottsdale W 6-5 Henderson, Nev. Jan. 28 South Mountain CC W 5-1 Henderson, Nev. Jan. 28 Colorado NW W 1-0 Henderson, Nev. Jan. 29 Glendale CC W 1-0 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 2 Cochise CC L 3-1 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 2 Pima College W 2-0 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 3 Yavapai CC L 6-1 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 3 Arizona Western CC W 12-4 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 17 Salt Lake CC L 4-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Feb. 17 Salt Lake CC W 3-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Feb. 24 Dixie State College W 2-1 St. George, Utah Feb. 24 Dixie State College L 5-4 St. George, Utah Feb. 25 Dixie State College W 3-1 St. George, Utah Feb. 25 Dixie State College W 7-5 St. George, Utah Mar. 1 Treasure Valley CC W 6-0 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 1 Treasure Valley CC L 1-0 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 3 Colorado Northwestern CC W 14-1 Rangely, Colo. Mar. 3 Colorado Northwestern CC W 11-5 Rangely, Colo. Mar. 4 Colorado Northwestern CC W 7-3 Rangely, Colo. Mar. 4 Colorado Northwestern CC W 7-1 Rangely, Colo. Mar. 9 Dawson CC W 7-0 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 9 Malaspina College W 10-2 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 10 Treasure Valley CC W 13-5 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 11 Malaspina College W 9-6 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 17 College of Eastern Utah W 9-3 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 17 College of Eastern Utah W 5-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 18 College of Eastern Utah W 3-0 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 18 College of Eastern Utah L 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 21 Treasure Valley CC L 6-4 Ontario, Ore. Mar. 21 Treasure Valley CC L 5-3 Ontario, Ore. Mar. 24 CC of Southern Nevada W 4-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 24 CC of Southern Nevada W Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 25 CC of Southern Nevada W Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 25 CC of Southern Nevada W Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 31 Western Nevada CC W 7-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Mar. 31 Western Nevada CC W 3-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 1 Western Nevada CC L 1-0 Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 1 Western Nevada CC L 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 7 Salt Lake CC W 10-0 Salt Lake City, Utah Apr. 7 Salt Lake CC L 2-1 Salt Lake City, Utah Apr. 8 Salt Lake CC L 3-1 Salt Lake City, Utah Apr. 8 Salt Lake CC W 12-3 Salt Lake City, Utah Apr. 21 College of Eastern Utah W 11-1 Price, Utah Apr. 21 College of Eastern Utah W 7-0 Price, Utah Apr. 22 College of Eastern Utah W 11-7 Price, Utah Apr. 22 College of Eastern Utah W 12-3 Price, Utah Apr. 28 Dixie State College W 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 28 Dixie State College L 4-3 Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 29 Dixie State College L 5-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Apr. 29 Dixie State College W 4-3 Twin Falls, Idaho May 5 Western Nevada CC L 5-1 Carson City, Nev. May 5 Western Nevada CC L 1-0 Carson City, Nev. May 6 Western Nevada CC L 4-3 Carson City, Nev. May 6 Western Nevada CC W 3-2 Carson City, Nev. Region 18 Tournament May 10 CC of Southern Nevada W 5-0 Carson City, Nev. May 11 Dixie State College L 11-1 Carson City, Nev. May 11 College of Eastern Utah W 9-5 Carson City, Nev. May 12 Salt Lake CC W 1-0 Carson City, Nev. May 12 Western Nevada CC W 4-3 Carson City, Nev. May 13 Dixie State College L 9-1 Carson City, Nev.

24 Day Date Opponent Time Games Place Thur. Feb. 8 Phoenix College 7 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. Fri. Feb. 9 Glendale CC 1 p.m. 2 Glendale, Ariz. Sat. Feb. 10 Scottsdale CC 1 p.m. 2 Scottsdale, Ariz. Fri-Sun Feb. 16-18 CC of Southern Nevada Tourney 4 Henderson, Nev. Fri. Feb. 16 El Paso CC 9 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Fri. Feb. 16 Cypress CC Noon 1 Henderson, Nev. Sat. Feb. 17 South Mountain 3 p.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sun. Feb. 18 Santa Ana College 11 a.m. 1 Green Valley HS Fri. Feb. 23 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. Feb. 24 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. Mar. 2 Western Nevada CC 1 p.m. 2 Carson City, Nev. Sat. Mar. 3 Western Nevada CC Noon 2 Carson City, Nev. Fri. Mar. 9 Col orado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Rangely, Colo. Sat . Mar. 10 Col orado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Rangely, Colo. Tue. Mar. 13 Treasure Valley CC 1 p.m. 2 Ontario, Ore. Fri. Mar. 16 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat . Mar. 17 Col lege of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Tue. Mar. 20 Malaspina College 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. Mar. 23 CC of Southern Nevada 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. Mar. 24 CC of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Mon. Mar. 26 Treasure Valley CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. Mar. 30 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Sat. Mar. 31 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Fri. Apr. 6 Western Nevada CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. Apr. 7 Western Nevada CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. Apr. 13 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat . Apr. 14 Col orado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. Apr. 20 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Price, Utah Sat . Apr. 21 Col lege of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Price, Utah Fri. Apr. 27 CC of Southern Nevada 4 p.m. 2 Henderson, Nev. Sat. Apr. 28 CC of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Henderson, Nev. Thur.-Sat. May 3-5 Region 18 Tournament TBA Home of Top 2 Seeds Thur.-Sat. May 10-12 Region 18 Championship TBA Round 1 winners highest seed hosts Thurs.-Sat. May 17-19 Western District Tournament TBA Winner of Colorado District Mon-Sat. May 28-June 2 NJCAA World Series TBA Grand Junction, Colo.

25 2006 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat Leaders Batting Leaders Home Runs Wins Batting Average Mike Griffin ...... 3rd (3) Adam Urnberg ...... 3rd (8) Todd Privett ...... 6th (7) Ken Fuglerud ...... 1st (.391) Jeff Vickers ...... 7th (.330) Stolen Bases Saves Ken Fuglerud ...... 6th (19) Jordan Latham ...... 1st (7) Hits James Wallace ...... 7th (3) Ken Fuglerud ...... 1st (77) Pitching Leaders Jeff Vickers ...... 3rd (63) Opposing Batting Average Fielding Leaders Jordan Daley ...... 13th (48) Todd Privett ...... 3rd (.167) Fielding Percentage James Wallace ...... 8th (.182) Jeff Vickers ...... 7th (.990) Nick Carr ...... 10th (.195) On Base Percentage Mike Griffin ...... 13th (.987) Ken Fuglerud ...... 6th (.460) Strike Outs Assists Jeff Vickers ...... 15th (.405) Todd Privett ...... 1st (84) Jordan Daley ...... 1st (197) Adam Urnberg ...... 5th (75) Nick Gumeson ...... 10th (115) Runs Batted In Nick Carr ...... 7th (66) Jordan Daley ...... 7th (30) Putouts Jeff Vickers ...... 8th (28) Mike Griffin ...... 2nd (436) Todd Privett ...... 1st (0.92) Mike Griffin ...... 8th (28) Jeff Vickers ...... 3rd (356) Tim Mealer ...... 11th (1.91) Brad Mady ...... 11th (27) Adam Urnberg ...... 13th (2.01) 2006 Region 18 Team Stat Leaders All Games Batting Average Home Runs Runs Scored Dixie ...... 1st (.281) CSI ...... 1st (16) CSI ...... 1st (283) CSI ...... 2nd (.278) Dixie ...... 2nd (13) CCSN ...... 2nd (282) CCSN ...... 3rd (.264) CEU ...... 3rd (12) Dixie ...... 3rd (278)

Hits Runs Batted In Stolen Bases CSI ...... 1st (467) CSI ...... 1st (243) CCSN ...... 1st (145) CCSN ...... 2nd (416) Dixie ...... 2nd (239) Dixie ...... 2nd (65) Dixie ...... 3rd (415) CCSN ...... 3rd (236) CEU ...... 3rd (59)

On Base Percentage Triples Earned Run Average Dixie ...... 1st (.391) CCSN ...... 1st (18) CSI ...... 1st (2.41) CCSN ...... 2nd (.376) CSI ...... 2nd (15) CCSN ...... 1st (2.41) CSI ...... 3rd (.354) SLCC ...... 3rd (14) Dixie ...... 3rd (2.74) 2006 Final CSI Category Leaders Pitching Leaders Win-Loss Percentage Stolen Bases Earned Run Avg. Tim Mealer ...... 1.000 Ken Fuglerud ...... 19 Todd Privett ...... 0.92 Todd Privett ...... 700 Grant Kveder ...... 8 Adam Urnberg ...... 1.90 Adam Urnberg ...... 667 Kyle Resser ...... 8 Tim Mealer ...... 1.91 Batting Leaders On Base Percentage Wins Batting Average Grant Vickers ...... 480 Adam Urnberg ...... 8 Ken Fuglerud ...... 391 Ken Fuglerud ...... 460 Todd Privett ...... 7 Grant Vickers ...... 333 Jeff Vickers ...... 405 Zak Privett ...... 5 Jeff Vickers ...... 332 Nick Carr ...... 5 Home Runs Hits Mike Griffin ...... 3 Opposing Bat Average Ken Fuglerud ...... 77 Todd Privett ...... 167 Jeff Vickers ...... 63 Runs Scored James Wallace ...... 168 Jordan Daley ...... 48 Ken Fuglerud ...... 41 Nick Carr ...... 195 Grant Kveder ...... 32 Runs Batted In Kyle Resser ...... 29 Strike Outs Jordan Daley ...... 30 Jeff Vickers ...... 29 Todd Privett ...... 84 Mike Griffin ...... 28 Nik Gumeson ...... 29 Adam Urnberg ...... 75 Jeff Vickers ...... 28 Nick Carr ...... 66

26 NJCAA All-Americans NJCAA National Coach of the John Hurd 2003 Robert Liese 1973 Ye a r Jeremy Thomas 2004 Denny Trammel 1975 Jim Walker 1984 Troy Grundy 2005 Mike Munns 1977 Jeff Vickers 2006 Steve McMannon 1977 Region 18 Coach of the Year Ken Fuglerud 2006 Todd Privett 2006 Rusty McNealy 1978 Jim Walker 1972, 1973, 1975, 1978, Marc Sedar 1978 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, Jim Good 1979 1987, 1988, 1993, 2002, All-Region 18 Second Team Al Romero 1979 Boomer Walker 1999 (Since 1985) Darryl Banks 1980 Kevin Loftus 1985 Trent Ferrin 1981 All-Region 18 First Team Steve Caputo 1985 Tim Peters 1985 Clay Carter 1981 (Since 1985) Bobby Thompson 1982 Shawn Humberger 1985 Greg Adelsbach 1985, 1986 Mike Robbins 1982 Charlie Carter 1985 Vic Valdez 1986 Mike Duncan 1983 Kevin Loftus 1986 Butch Nolan 1989 Jeff Schow 1983 Bobby Edwards 1986 Stacey Ayers 1989 Shawn Humberger 1985 Dave Carter 1987 John Greene 1989 Bobby Edwards 1986 Jeff Moe 1986, 1987 Jesse Torres 1989 Kevin Loftus 1986 Shawn Whalen 1986, 1987 Brendon Peach 1990 Shawn Whalen 1987 Erroll Shirer 1987, 1988 Scott Eyre 1991 Chris Hanks 1987, 1988 Billy Satterfield 1987, 1988 Ryan Hall 1991 Steve Cooke 1990 Chris Hanks 1987, 1988 Boomer Walker 1991 Eric Miller 1991 Don Emery 1988 Dave Mitteis 1991 Devin Chavez 1994 Troy Hymas 1989 Mike Bearnson 1991 Craig Mosher 1998 Steve Cooke 1989, 1990 Jedd Soto 1993 Matt Silvey 1998 Stacy Ayers 1990 Clint Wyrick 1995 Nate Bumstead 2002 Jonas Hamlin 1990 Marty Caldow 1996 Christian Colonel 2002 John Greene 1990 James Close 1997 Todd Privett 2006 Travor Hunter 1991 Nick Gretz 1998 Eric Miller 1991 Mike Gillies 1999 NJCAA National Tournament Don Slattery 1991 Jesse Hoorelbeke 1999 MVP Duke Dodder 1991 Adam Manley 1999 Eric Kitchen 2000 Shell Scott 1984 John Hayes 1992 Kody Kirkland 2002 Chris Hanks 1988 Derek Robinson 1992 Craig Sands 1992, 1993 Derek McNeil 2003 Tom Walker 1993 Mitch Stachowsky 2004 NJCAA National Eric Cattoni 2004 All-Tournament Team Nate Tebbs 1993 Devin Chavez 1993 Brandon Christiansen 2004 Bob DePasquele 1975 Jeff Vickers 2005 Bobby Edwards 1984 Cody Winget 1993 Erik Highland 1995 Eric Cattoni 2005 Jeff Schow 1984 Ken Fuglerud 2005 Blake Jensen 1984 Brandon Duckworth 1996 Scott Shell 1984 Aaron Bond 1996, 1997 Chris Gillette 1997 Region 18 Defensive Kevin Loftus 1986 Player of the Year Bill Moeller 1988 Matt Silvey 1997, 1998 Tom Meyers 2002 Erroll Shirer 1988 James Close 1998 Jordan Daley 2006 Lance Leiter 1988 Craig Mosher 1998 Chris Hanks 1988 Graig Merritt 1998 Cameron Reimers 1999 All-Region 18 Honorable Big Stick Award Kevin Sytko 2000 Mention Christian Colonel 2001 Marc Sedar 1978 (Since 1989) Sidney de Jong 2001 Devin Chavez 1994 Brendon Peach 1989 Nate Bumstead 2002 Matt Silvey 1998 Tom Cheek 1989 Christian Colonel 2002 Ben Johnston 1999 Kris Welker 2003

27 Jerry Beck

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of Southern Idaho in 1975 and became president of the college in 2005. His many titles at the college include Instructor, Coordinator of Trade and Industry Programs, Dean of Continuing Education/Summer School, Vice President of Instruction, and Executive Vice President/Chief Academic Officer. Dr. Beck is an Idaho native. He received his bachelor’s degree in Technical Education, his master’s degree in Teacher Education, and his Ed. D. in Adult Education from the University of Idaho. He completed his post doctoral at Harvard University Institute for Educational Management. In addition to his duties at the college, Dr. Beck is a member of the Twin Falls Rotary Club, and is a board member of the State Workforce Development Council appointed by the Governor. He serves as a board member on many local organizations including Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization, Region IV Development Association and Magic Valley Regional Medical Center. He is past president of the Idaho Association of Private Industry Councils. Dr. Beck and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children and three grandchildren. He attributes much of his success to the opportunities provided by the college and the support from his family and co-workers.

Joel Bate

Former CSI women’s basketball coach Joel Bate begins his first year at the helm of Golden Eagle Athletics. Bate, who has been teaching in the English Department since he arrived on the CSI campus in 1993, gives up teaching in the classroom to work with student-athletes and coaches on a daily basis. Bate, 46, said he is excited for the new challenge. “I will miss teaching English but I think those skills I’ve used as a teacher are very transferable to this new position and the knowledge of the academic side of campus also will be a strength in seeing the complete vision of the student-athlete,” Bate said. “It gives me a rounded perspective of what our mission is. Having been a coach, it gives me an awareness of all that is involved in being a student-athlete and the challenges that both coaches and players have in going through a season.” Bate said he is excited to work with all associated with CSI athletics. “I think we have great coaches and a great staff here and the work they’ve done this year has been very positive, not only on the court but in the classroom and community as well,” Bate said. “I’m looking forward to working with our many boosters, fans and corporate sponsors who have helped make CSI a special place to be.” Bate coached at CSI from 1993 until 2000, leading the Golden Eagles to the national tournament in 1999. During that span, Bate compiled a 144- 78 record. He coached four NJCAA All-Americans and four NJCAA Academic All-Americans. Two players went on to play professional basketball, including Jessica Gibbs Mesna who assisted current coach Randy Rogers. In 1999, Bate earned Region 18 Coach of the Year honors. Prior to working at CSI, Bate taught and coached at Bishop Kelly High School in Boise. He taught senior English and headed the English department. In addition to his teaching duties, he coached girls’ volleyball, track and basketball, where he compiled a 114-32 record and four third- place state finishes. Bate earned his undergraduate degree in marketing at Boise State University and his master’s degree in English at the University of Idaho in 1986. Bate and his wife Donna and three children live in Twin Falls.

28 Orthopedic Surgeon Team Physician Team Physician Dr. William May Dr. Thad Scholes Dr. Mark McKain

Physical Therapist Chiropractor Athletic Trainer Julie Ellis Dr. Dave Long Richard Bingham

Sports Information Administrative Assistant Baseball Manager Karen Baumert Ginger Nukaya Danny Knough

29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 2006 Year by Year Leaders 1999 Record: 41-19 Record: 39-16 Team ERA: 2.41 Team ERA: 6.01 ERA: 0.92 (Todd Privett) Team BA: .374 Ks: 84 (Todd Privett) ERA: 4.08 (Nick Aeillo) Victories: 8 (Adam Urnberg) Ks: 80 (Cameron Reimers) BA: .391 (Ken Fuglerud) Victories: 10 (Cameron Reimers) HRs: 3 (Mike Grifin) BA: .462 (Dan Clement) RBIs: 30 (Jordan Daley) HRs: 20 (Adam Manley) SBs: 19 (Ken Fuglerud) RBIs: 73 (Adam Manley) SBs: 16 (Casey Nelson, Brad Maloff) 2005 Record: 29-27 1998 Team ERA: 3.91 Record: 47-11 Team BA: .281 Team ERA: 5.23 ERA: 1.44 (Arin Formanek) Team BA: .365 Ks: 85 (Troy Grundy) ERA: 2.76 (Craig Mosher) Victories: 8 (Troy Grundy) Ks: 86 (Craig Mosher) BA: .319 (Anthony Jones) Victories: 12 (Craig Mosher) HRs: 2 (Anthony Jones & Jeff Vickers) BA: .479 (Matt Silvey) RBIs: 26 (Jeff Vickers) HRs: 20 (Nick Gretz) SBs: 19 (Eric Cattoni) RBIs: 80 (Nick Gretz) SBs: 30 (Casey Nelson, James Close) 2004 Record: 36-24-1 1997 Team ERA: 3.10 Record: 39-18 Team BA: .267 Team ERA: 5.64 ERA: 0.73 (Charlie Strandlund) Team BA: .330 Ks: 85 (Mitch Woolf) ERA: 3.04 (Aaron Bond) Victories: 9 (Mitch Woolf) Ks: 146 (Aaron Bond) BA: .333 (Eric Cattoni) Victories: 8 (Aaron Bond) HRs: 6 (Sean VanElderen) BA: .415 (Matt Silvey) RBIs: 37 (VanElderen/Jeremy Thomas) HRs: 8 (Chris Gillette) SBs: 20 (Eric Cattoni) RBIs: 55 (Chris Gillette) SBs: 34 (James Close) 2003 Record: 34-18 1996 Team ERA: 3.21 Record: 32-21 Team BA: .295 Team ERA: 3.73 ERA: 1.37 (John Hurd) Team BA: .317 Ks: 63 (Mitch Woolf) ERA: 2.26 (Mike Young) Victories: 9 (Ryan Davis) Ks: 72 (Aaron Bond) BA: .386 (Derek McNeil) Victories: 7 (Mike Young) HRs: 1 (Welker/Stachowsky/VanElderen) BA: .393 (Brandon Duckworth) RBIs 35 (Casey Oliver) HRs: 8 (Brandon Duckworth) SBs 14 (John Hurd) RBIs: 62 (Brandon Duckworth) SBs: 23 (Chris Starbuck) 2002 Record: 41-16 1995 Team ERA: 2.96 Record: 30-28 Team BA: .291 Team ERA: 5.16 ERA: 1.78 (Maurice Powell) Team BA: .304 Ks: 104 (Nate Bumstead) ERA: 3.17 (Rob Vael) Victories: 13 (Nate Bumstead) Ks: 64 (Art Dillahay) BA: .390 (Christian Colonel) Victories: 8 (Art Dillahay) HRs: 9 (Christian Colonel) BA: .391 (Brandon Duckworth) RBIs 50 (Christian Colonel) HRs: 10 (Trevor Davis) SBs 15 (Colonel/Kody Kirkland) RBIs: 44 (Trevor Davis) SBs: 22 (Clint Wyrick) 2001 Record: 36-23 1994 Team ERA: 3.83 Record: 42-14 Team BA: .295 Team ERA: 3.8 ERA: 3.00 (Craig Kilshaw) Team BA: .345 Ks: 83 (Brad Burrow) ERA: 2.39 (Jedd Soto) Victories: 7 (Nick Parker/Burrow) Ks: 89 (Pat Flury) BA: .358 (Sidney de Jong) Victories: 9 (Christian Nickum) HRs: 3 (Jeremy Barnes) BA: .472 (Devin Chavez) RBIs: 42 (Kevin Sytko) HRs: 12 (Brian Keswick) SBs: 23 (Tom Myers) RBIs: 71 (Devin Chavez) SBs: 27 (Tyrone Brown) 2000 Record: 32-24 1993 Team ERA: 4.76 Record: 42-14 Team BA: .289 Team ERA: 3.62 ERA: 2.47 (Andy Gretz) Team BA: .377 K’s: 69 (Dan Clement) ERA: 2.00 (Cody Winget) Victories: 8 (Joey Clark) Ks: 68 (Cody Winget) BA: .344 (Kevin Sytko) Victories: 7 (Jedd Soto) HR’s: 6 (Adrian Thomas) BA: .466 (Devin Chavez) RBI’s: 43 (Kevin Sytko) HRs: 16 (Tommy Walker) SB’s: 19 (Nick Bullen) RBIs: 73 (Tommy Walker) SBs: 10 (Nate Tebbs) 1992 Year by Year Leaders 1985 Record: 35-21 Record: 32-17 Team ERA: 3.00 Team ERA: 4.15 Team BA: . 324 Team BA: .335 ERA: 1.95 (John Hayes) ERA: 2.36 (Tim Peters) Ks: 46 (Jason Fuller) Ks: 78 (Tim Peters) Victories: 9 (John Hayes) Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) BA: .446 (Derek Robinson) BA: .392 (Kevin Loftus) HRs: 7 (Mike Bearnson) HRs: 24 (Kevin Loftus) RBIs: 47 (Derek Robinson) RBIs: 82 (Kevin Loftus) SBs: 19 (Nate Tebbs) SBs: 15 (Billy Roberts) 1991 1984 Record: 33-10 Record: 48-11 Team ERA: 2.28 Team ERA: 3.95 Team BA: .302 Team BA: .336 ERA: .995 (Eric Miller) ERA: 2.15 (Tim Peters) Ks: 83 (Scott Eyre) Ks: 68 (Tim Peters) Victories: 8 (Eric Miller) Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) BA: .396 (Don Slattery) BA: .419 (Jeff Schow) HRs: 9 (Ryan Hall) HRs: 16 (Shell Scott) RBIs: 44 (Mike Bearnson) RBIs: 65 (Jeff Schow) SBs: 13 (Bobby Jenco) SBs: 30 (Jeff Schow) 1990 1983 Record: 38-18 Record: 34-7 Team ERA: 3.80 Team ERA: 4.42 Team BA: .336 Team BA: .356 ERA: 1.92 (Steve Cooke) ERA: 2.93 (Steve Clements) Ks: 93 (Steve Cooke) Ks: 66 (Steve Clements) Victories: 11 (Steve Cooke) Victories: 8 (Steve Clements) BA: .432 (Stacey Ayers) BA: .448 (Mike Duncan) HRs: 8 (Jonas Hamlin) HRs: 9 (Jeff Schow) RBIs: 52 (Jonas Hamlin) RBIs: 45 (Mike Duncan) SBs: 13 (John Greene) SBs: 29 (Jeff Schow) 1989 1982 Record: 23-14 Record: 30-6 Team ERA: 3.01 Team ERA: 2.94 Team BA: .307 Team BA: .342 ERA: 1.78 (Steve Cooke) ERA: 1.74 (Scott Troester) Ks: 72 (Steve Cooke) Ks: 38 (Greg Steffanich) Victories: 7 (Tom Cheek) Victories: 6 (Scott Troester) BA: .350 (Jesse Torres) BA: . 433 (B obby Thompson) HRs: 4 (Jesse Torres) HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) RBIs: 32 (John Greene) RBIs: 30 (Marc Barbagelata) SBs: 13 (Kent Schow) SBs: 19 (Marc Barbagelata) 1988 1981 Record: 45-15 Record: 31-8 Team ERA: 3.11 Team ERA: 2.74 Team BA: .335 Team BA: .321 ERA: 2.08 (Corby Schroeder) ERA: 1.54 (Trent Ferrin) Ks: 61 (Don Emery) Ks: 62 (Trent Ferrin) Victories: 10 (Don Emery) Victories: 8 (Trent Ferrin) BA: .429 (Erroll Shirer) BA: .390 (John Maldonado) HRs: 18 (Chris Hanks) HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) RBIs: 76 (Chris Hanks) RBIs: 40 (Tim McMannon) SBs: 36 (Erroll Shirer) SBs: 20 (John Maldonado) 1987 1980 Record: 40-18 Record: 20-19 Team ERA: 3.86 Team ERA: 3.38 Team BA: .358 Team BA: .312 ERA: 2.42 (John Braase) ERA: 2.32 (Darryl Banks) Ks: 66 (John Braase) Ks: 54 (Darryl Banks) Victories: 9 (Dave Carter) Victories: 8 (Darryl Banks) BA: .467 (Chris Hanks) BA: .407 (John Hughes) HRs: 26 (Chris Hanks) HRs: 8 (John Hughes) RBIs: 84 (Chris Hanks) RBIs: 39 (John Hughes) SBs: 16 (Erroll Shirer) SBs: 6 (Andrew Barbee) 1986 1979 Record: 37-12 Record: 34-9 Team ERA: 2.61 Team ERA: 2.77 Team BA: .307 Team BA: .308 ERA: 1.90 (Bobby Edwards) ERA: 1.95 (Lee Cline) Ks: 86 (Bobby Edwards) Ks: 65 (Lee Cline) Victories: 8 (Jason Adkins) Victories: 8 (Lee Cline) BA: .412 (Kevin Loftus) BA: .360 (Rocco Zendano) HRs: 15 (Kevin Loftus) HRs: 18 (Jim Good) RBIs: 65 (Kevin Loftus) RBIs: 72 (Jim Good) SBs: 10 (Rob Revoy) SBs: 24 (Rocco Zendano) They come for the tradition; They leave as a part of it CSI baseball players drafted or signed professionally Roger Bills, California Angels Tim Mueller, Mike Stover, California Angels Lee Cline, Kansas City Ro yals Brandon Duckworth Scott Job, Rusty McNealy, Sean Mays, New York Yankees Wyman Smith, Oakland A’s Mark Sedar, California Angels Mark Johnson, Pittsburgh Pirates Brian Lunden, Oakland A’s Bill Nice, Pittsburgh Pirates Rick Ecelberry, Ron Kollman, Milwaukee Brewers Jim Good, Brian Peck, Houston Astros Al Romero, California Angels Jim Baxter, Rick Yraguen, Darryl Banks, Chicago Cubs Andrew Barbee, Trent Ferrin, New York Yankees John Hughes, New York Yankees Clay Carter, Chicago Cubs Logan Easley, New York Yankees Scott Obert, Cincinnati Reds Mike Pintar, Scott Troester, New York Yankees Mark Barbagelata, Cleveland Indians Bobby Thompson, Expos Tracy Poulson, New York Yankees Tim McMannon, New York Mets Darrell Frater, San Francisco Giants Scott Russell, Greg Steffanich, Phil Braase, Oakland A’s Photo Courtesy Tim Rogers, Kansas City Royals Mike Duncan, Oakland A’s Lynn Van Every, San Diego Padres Scott Eyre, S.F. Giants Mike Munns, Pittsburgh Pirates Shell Scott, New York Yankees Jeff Schow, San Francisco Giants Tim Peters, Greg Adelsbach, Montreal Expos Jeff Moe, Cincinnati Reds Chris Hanks, Red Sox Jonas Hamlin, St. Louis Cardinals Bobby Maitia, Traver Hunter, Chicago Cubs Jesse Torres, Pittsburgh Pirates Eric Miller, St. Louis Cardinals John Braase, Don Slattery, St. Louis Cardinals Bobby Edwards, Salt Lake Trappers Chad Richardson, Chicago Cubs Steve Cooke, Pittsburgh Pirates Derek Robinson, St. Louis Cardinals Cory Elston, Cleveland Indians Mike Harms, Shawn Whalen, San Diego Padres Jason Stupello, St. Louis Cardinals Brad Brooks, Minnesota Twins Troy Doezie, Minnesota Twins Tony Mortenson, San Diego Padres Pat Flury, San Dieg o Padres John Nessmith, San Francisco Giants Nate Tebbs, Mitch Stachowsky Jack Estes, Oakland A’s Jeremy Satterfield, Toronto Blue Jays Boston Red Sox Dave Carter, Montreal Expos Sean Garman, St. Louis Cardinals Brian Avram, St. Louis Cardinals

42 Kody Kirkland Scott Eyre Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs

Photo Courtesy of Chicago Cubs/Stephen Green Photo Kumandae Miller, Seattle Mariners Aaron Bond, Bryan Gallagher, Oakland A’s Brandon Duckworth, Philadelphia Phillies Dion Washington, New York Yankees Craig Mosher, Texas Rangers Cameron Reimers, Toronto Blue Jays Adam Manley, New York Yankees Joey Clark, Montreal Expos Dale Devereaux, San Diego Padres Shaun Rudi, Texas Rangers Eric Kitchen, Oakland A’s Toby Barnett, Montreal Expos Jason Cierlik, Kansas City Royals Andy Myette, Texas Rangers Nate Bumstead, Detroit Tigers Kris Welker, Kody Kirkland, Pittsburgh Pirates Maurice Powell, Minnesota Twins Christian Colonel, John Hurd, Chicago White Sox Mitch Woolf, Chicago White Sox Mitch Stachowsky, Boston Red Sox Troy Grundy, Los Angeles Dodgers Shawn Loglisci, L.A. Dodgers Todd Privett, New York Mets Nick Carr, New York Mets Shay Conder, New York Mets Adam Urnberg, Baltimore Orioles Cameron Reimers Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays AAA Syracuse Skychiefs James Wallace, Florida Marlins Jordan Latham, Chicago Cubs

43 CSI baseball players who moved on to 4-year universities and colleges Lars Hovey, Vanderbilt Mark Keele, Bellevue, Nebraska Tony Pezely, Northwestern St. Jeff Schow, Texas A&M Traver Hunter, Oklahoma State Chris Starbuck, Western Oregon Mike Duncan, Univ. of Nebraska Dan Poulton, Univ. of Utah Mike Young, Mesa St. Lynn Van Every, Arkansas Shane Warenski, Univ. of Utah Chris Gillette, UNLV Gary Krumm, Briar Cliff Cody Winget, Univ. of Nebraska Larry Panaro, Azusa Pacific Jim Kotkas, Southern Utah Boomer Walker, NE Lousiana Univ. Nate Forbush, Univ. of Utah Blake Jensen, BYU Pat McGruder, Univ. of Utah Kevin Kimball, Northern Colo. Matt Harr, Briar Cliff Duke Dodder, Cal-Poly SLO Slubby Bennalley, Eastern N.M. Kevin Loftus, UNLV Ryan Hall, BYU Tim Stadelmeir, Concordia Tim Peters, Arkansas Andy Gonzales, Southern Utah James Close, UNLV Bobby Maitia, UNLV Jake Anders, Lewis/Clark David Finney, Cal Poly Pomona Steve Caputo, Tennessee Bobby Jenco, Albertson College Nick Gretz, South Alabama Steve Birens, Arizona State Craig Sands, Vanderbilt Graig Merritt, Chico St. Tony Mortensen, Fresno St. Hank Crosby, UNLV Matt Silvey, South Alabama Dave Carter, UNLV Curtis Hall, Univ. of Utah Matt MacLeod, Cal State Northridge Bob Edwards, Arkansas Mike Zandt, Mesa St. Justin Nakaishi, Washington St. Billy Satterfield, Fresno St. Devin Chavez, Lewis Clark SC Nick Stelzner, Lewis Clark SC Erroll Shirer, Univ. of Iowa Tommy Walker, Lewis Clark SC Reid Wildeman, Univ. of B.C. Jim Tejcek, Univ. of Arkansas Jedd Soto, NE Louisiana Univ. Toby Dart, Chico St. Don Emery, Univ. of Utah Brian Keswick, NE Louisiana Univ. Craig Mosher, Univ. of Florida Tom Cheek, Univ. of San Diego Craig Peck, Albertson College Adam Manley, UNLV Lonnie Reiber, UNLV Christian Nickum, Lewis Clark SC Brad Maloff, UNLV John Hayes, Albertson College Matt Horner, E. Oregon Nick Aiello, University of Nevada-Reno Stacey Ayers, Oregon State Darrin Schorr, Azusa Pacific Mike Gillies, University of Nevada-Reno Paul Murphy, Briar Cliff Art Dillahay, Univ. of Houston Sam Hess, Gonzaga University Troy Hymas, Univ. of Utah Brandon Duckworth, Cal St. Fullerton Jesse Hoorelbeke, NE Louisiana Univ. Brendon Peach, Metro State Josh Hegsted, Albertson College Casey Nelson, Concordia University Sean Hicks, Univ. of New Orleans Erik Highland, Sacramento St. J.P. Candelaria, Concordia University Dave Mitteis, Texas - Arlington John Lampshire, Mesa St. Josh Gold, University of Illinois

Nate Bumstead Detroit Tigers Louisiana State University Game one pitcher in College World Series in 2003 and 2004

Brandon Christiansen Brigham Young University Dan Clements, Mesa State College Joey Clark, University of New Mexico Tyler Hasbrouck, Coastal Carolina Christian Colonel Adrian Thomas, Washington State Texas Tech University Nick Bullen, Lewis Clark SC Andy Gretz, St. Cloud St. Colorado Rockies Mark Weisenmiller, Concordia University Kevin Sytko, South Alabama Toby Barnett, Southern Illinois Craig Kilshaw, Nick Parker, University of Texas-Arlington Ed Dillahay, Cameron University Nate Bumstead, LSU Christian Colonel, Texas Tech University Matt Gunning, Western Kentucky Josh Wolfrom, Air Force Academy Brad Burrow, Albertson College Joe Miller, Abilene Christian Jeremy Barnes, Western Kentucky Tom Meyers, Mesa State College Kenny Nelson, Concordia University Rich Conway, Bellevue University Ryan Davis, Southern Illinois Ryan Jones, Utah Valley SC Kris Welker, Univ. of Iowa Derek McNeil, University of Nevada-Reno Nick Connor, Creighton University Brandon Christiansen, Brigham Young University Mitch Woolf, Brigham Young University Josh Madsen, University of Utah Chris Toto, Point Loma Nazarene University Sean VanElderen, Mesa State Universiy Charlie Strandlund, Albertson College Levi Shumway, University of North Alabama Zack Aakhus, Vanguard University Hector Martin ez, UMet University Eric Cattoni, St. Mary’s Karl Mejlholm, Cumberland University Willie Crtalic, Montana State Billings Sean Edwards, Northwest Nazarene University Arin Formanek, University of Calif. Santa Barbara Jordan Daley, Dixie State College Shawn Loglisci, Indiana Tech Kyle Resser, St. Cloud State Jeff Vickers, Lamar University Ken Fuglerud, St. Mary’s Matt Gunning Wes tern Kentu ck y

Mike Gillies University of Nevada Reno CSI Baseball Records

Overall Win-Loss Record 1. 1984 (48-11) 2. 1998 (47-11) 3. 1993 (44-14)

Team ERA 1. 1991 (2.28) 2. 2006 (2.41) 3. 1986 (2.61)

Team Batting Average 1. 1993 (.377) 2. 1999 (.374) 3. 1998 (.365) 4. 1987 (.358)

Individual ERA 1. Todd Privett, 0.92 (2006) 2. Erik Miller, 0.95 (1991) 3. John Hurd, 1.37 (2003)

Pitching Victories 1. Nate Bumstead 13 (2001) 2. Craig Mosher, 12 (1998) 3. Steve Cooke, 11 (1990) 3. Tim Peters, 11 (1984, 1985)

St rike Outs 1. Aaron Bond, 146 (1997) 2. Nate Bumstead 104 (2001) 3. Steve Cooke, 93 (1990) 4. Pat Flury, 89 (1989)

Individual Batting Average 1. Matt Silvey, .479 (1998) 2. Devin Chavez, .472 (1994) 3. Chris Hanks, .467 (1987)

Home Runs 1. Chris Hanks, 26 (1987) 2. Kevin Lofthus, 24 (1985) 3. Nick Gretz, 20 (1998) 3. Adam Manley, 20 (1999)

RBIs 1. Chris Hanks, 84 (1987) 2. Kevin Lofthus, 82 (1985) 3. Nick Gretz, 80 (1998) 3. Adam Manley, 80 (1999)

Stolen Bases 1. Erroll Shirer, 36 (1988) 2. James Close, 34 (1997) 3. Jeff Schow, 30 (1984) 4. James Close, 30 (1998) 5. Casey Nelson, 30 (1998)

46 NJCAA History

JUCO World Series Finishes

Year Place Tournament Record Overall Record 1972 —— 0-2 20-19 1975 Fifth 1-2 NA 1978 —— 0-2 29-13 1983 —— 0-2 34-9 1984 First 6-1 43-13 1986 Fourth 2-2 37-12 1988 Third 3-1 46-15 1993 —— 0-2 42-14

JUCO World Series Records Team Runs 7-game series: College of Southern Idaho, 79 (1984) 6-game series: San Jacinto, 73 (1986) 5-game series: Miami-Dade/South, 66 (1981) Single game: Jefferson Davis vs. Trinidad, 35 (1994); Jefferson Davis won 23-12.

Individual Hitting Hits Series: Shell Scott, 15 (Southern Idaho 1984) Single game: Tary Scott, 6 (Walters State 1984)

Runs Series: Bill Satterfield, 15 (Southern Idaho, 1988) Scott Skripko, 15 (Middle Georgia, 1982) Randy Brown, 15 (San Jacinto, 1991)

Home Runs Series: Jeff Kipila, 6 (Brookdale, 1986) Jerry Shepherd, 6 (Middle Georgia, 1990) Single Game: Kevin Lofthus, 3 (Southern Idaho, 1986)

47 The College of Southern Idaho baseball program would like to thank the following billboard sponsors for their support.

48 49 Thanks to our marathon game donors ($100 or more) Tamara Altavilla Connie Ridgeway Brad’s Haristyling Vincent Vickers Tina Stout Deborah Briggs Robert Ellis Joseph McClaren Greg Lybeck Shannon Spenceley Lois Berg Aurora Garcia Wanda Vickers B. Carlson Karen Fishel Rita Rivera Cheryl Hagen Arleene Lybeck Jon Dehler Colleen Norris Cecil McClaren Wallace Walberg Deloy Condor Fred Rucker B.G. Vickers Jamal Azzam Grifitws Scott Lundberg Peggy F Spott Jason Rivera Preddy Oseguera Debbie Tayor Miles Johnston Abel Oseguera Richard Graf Tom Lewis Paula Noorda Donetta Dunn John Rivera Karen McOmber Robbie Condor James Wallace John Strawn Meldent Hunt, Inc. Nationwide Drafting and Office Uram Group, Inc. R. Menery Barth Smith B. Baydala Susan Gerard Lynn Oatman Andigo Carpets C. Laura Harmon Rich Stoltz Julia Zaldain Robert Grieve Michael Hagen Pamela Reynolds William Gumeson Kenneth Giles Leach’s Drywall Dennis Smith Dave & Matt Silvey Barbara Langdon Ulmer’s Automotive & Truck Rod Olshaski Service

50 Thanks to McDonald’s for building our incredible backstop and for all of their support year in and year out.

51 Region 18 is made up of eight teams from three states. North Idaho College and Snow College are the only schools without a baseball team. Colorado Northwestern CC

Mascot: Spartan Location: Rangely, Colorado Colors: Red, White and Black Enrollment: 300 Head Baseball Coach: Dustin Colborn President: John Boyd Last Season’s Record: 11-43 overall, Athletic Director: Dustin Colborn 6-32 SWAC Sports Information Director: Jason Graf

Salt Lake Community College Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Mascot: Bruin Enrollment: 23,000 Colors: Royal Blue and Gold President: Cynthia Biotheau Head Baseball Coach: D.G. Nelson Athletic Director: Norma Carr Last Season’s Record: 27-23 Sports Information Director: Hannah overall, 19-16 SWAC Lee/Lisa Peshell

Western Nevada CC Location: Carson City, Nev. Mascot: Wildcats Enrollment: 5300 Colors: Blue and Gold President: Dr. Carol A. Lucey Head Baseball Coach: DJ Whittemore Athletic Director: Dan Neverett Last Season’s Record: 37-18 overall, Sports Information Director: Anne Hansen 30-10 SWAC

College of Eastern Utah

Location: Price, Utah Mascot: Golden Eagle Enrollment: 2,500 Colors: Navy Blue and Gold President: Dr. Ryan Thomas Head Baseball Coach: Athletic Director: Dave Paur Scott Madsen Last Season’s Record: 21-32 overall, 14-26 SWAC

CC of Southern Nevada

Location: Henderson, Nev. Mascot: Coyote Enrollment: 33,000 Colors: Navy blue and gold Interim President: Thomas Brown Head Baseball Coach: Tim Chambers Athletic Director: Tim Chambers Last Season’s Record: 13-45 overall, Sports Information Director: Daniel Cabrera 11-29 SWAC

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