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#2 Ken Matzusaka #3 Michael Lang Position: C Position: OF Birthday: Dec 12, 1991 Birthday: Jan 13, 1989 Hometown: Kanagama, JP Hometown: Dumont, NJ Bats/Throws: R/R Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-0 Height: 5-11 Weight: 210 Weight: 190 College: Yamanashi Gakuin College: Rutgers University University 1st season professionally 3rd professional season, 2nd in Indy, 2nd with X’s Signed with Sioux City in March after being spotted at a Spent 2013 with the South Bend Silver Hawks (A ball- winter league in Texas Midwest League affiliate Diamondbacks) Primary position is catcher but has the ability to play 25-year-old was born in Teaneck, NJ, attended St. Peter’s both corner infield spots Prep School in Jersey City Attended Yamanashi Gakuin University in Japan Started pro career with the X’s back in 2012 before Diamondbacks signed him nd At Rutgers, named all-Big East 2 team his senior season, ranks in Top 10 in six categories at Rutgers-career triples, hits, total bases, runs, doubles, and home runs 2012 with Sioux City-34 g, .405 Avg., 4 HR, 25 RBI #5 Nate Samson #7 Todd Jennings Position: IF Position: C Birthday: Aug 19, 1987 Birthday: Dec 10, 1981 Hometown: Ocala, FL Hometown: Scottsdale, AZ Bats/Throws: R/R Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-1 Height: 6-0 Weight: 195 Weight: 195 College: Long Beach State University 9th pro season, 2nd in Independent ball, 1st with the X’s 12th professional season, 6th in Indy, 1st in Sioux City Spent 2013 between the Winnipeg Goldeyes (American Spent the last two full seasons with Fargo-Moorhead Association) and the Tennessee Smokies (double A- Acquired in Jan. via trade for INF Anthony Kaskadden Southern League Cubs affiliate) 32-year-old was born in Orangevale, CA and attended 26-year-old was born in Ocala, FL and attended Forest Casa Roble H.S. H.S. 2nd round draft pick of the San Francisco Giants back in Drafted in the 34th round by the Chicago Cubs in 2006 2003 (Long Beach State) out of high school Reached as high as triple A in the Giants farm system Spent 8 seasons in the Cubs farm system, advancing to Last played affiliated ball in 2008 with Fresno triple A Iowa in 2012 Also played parts of four seasons at double A Tennessee #9 Rene Tosoni #10 Patrick Johnson Position: OF Position: P Birthday: Jul 2, 1986 Birthday: Aug 14, 1988 Hometown: Toronto, ON, CA Hometown: Conover, NC Bats/Throws: L/R Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-0 Height: 5-10 Weight: 195 Weight: 175 College: Chipola College College: University of North Carolina 8th professional season, 1st in Independent 4th season of pro ball, 1st in Independent Played for the Huntsville Stars in 2013 (double A- Spent 2013 between the Asheville Tourists (A ball-South Southern League Milwaukee Brewers affiliate) Atlantic League) and the Modesto Nuts (high A-California 27-year-old was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada League) Originally drafted by the Twins in the 34th round in 2004 25-year-old was drafted by the Rockies in the 25th round out of Terry Fox SS High School in Port Coquitlam, British back in 2011 out of the University of North Carolina Columbia, Canada (born in Hickory, NC) Taken in the 36th round by the Twins in 2005 out of Pitched in the 2011 College World Series and was the Chipola College (junior college in Marianna, FL) first guy to take the mound at Omaha’s new TD Began career in 2007 and played at all levels before Ameritrade Park reaching the big leagues in 2011 Played on three CWS teams at UNC, and went 13-2 with Appeared in 60 Major League games for the Twins in a 2.47 ERA as a senior 2011, and hit .203 with 5 HR and 22 RBI in 172 at-bats Played for Team Canada in the 2013 World Baseball Classic #11 Kenny Long #12 Alex Pagano Position: P Position: P Birthday: Jan 28, 1989 Birthday: Sept 16, 1991 Hometown: Fox River Grove, Hometown: Sebastian, FL IL Bats/Throws: R/R Bats/Throws: L/L Height: 6-2 Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 Weight: 180 College: Laredo Community College: Illinois State College University 3rd season professionally, 1st in Indy ball Making his professional debut with Sioux City Spent 2013 season between the Lancaster JetHawks Signed with the X’s in February after a workout in Texas (high A ball-California League) and the Corpus Christi 22-year-old native of Sebastian, FL Hooks (double A-Texas League) Attended Sebastian River H.S. before starting his college Began career in 2012 with the Tri-City Valley Cats (New career at Eastern Florida State College in Melbourne, FL York-Penn League) Wrapped up his sophomore season last year at Laredo 25-year-old was born in Fox River Grove, IL and attended Community College in Laredo, TX Illinois State University (Normal, IL) 22nd round draft pick by the Houston Astros in 2012 #16 Greg Holt #17 Ryan Lucero Position: P Position: P Birthday: Jun 19, 1989 Birthday: Feb 13, 1991 Hometown: Clemmons, NC Hometown: Aurora, CO Bats/Throws: R/R Bats/Throws: R/L Height: 6-1 Height: 6-1 Weight: 200 Weight: 185 College: University of North College: Trinity University Carolina 4th season of pro ball, 1st in Independent 2nd season of pro ball, 2nd with Sioux City Played entire 2013 season with the Potomac Nationals 23-year-old native of Aurora, CO, attended Grandview (high A ball-Carolina League) H.S. and Trinity University (NCAA Division 3 school in San Spent 2012 with the Hagerstown Suns (A ball-South Antonio, TX) Atlantic League Washington Nationals affiliate) Threw a no-hitter in high school on Father’s Day in 2009 24-year-old was born in Clemmons, NC and attended the Made his X’s debut last year on July 6th with 3 scoreless University of North Carolina innings of relief against Fargo-Moorhead Former 8th round draft pick of the Nationals in 2011 Best start of 2013-a complete game shutout August 16th against St. Paul in a 6-0 victory (2 K, 6 H, 0 BB) #20 Geoff Broussard #21 Luke Murton Position: P Position: IF Birthday: Sep 21, 1990 Birthday: May 21, 1986 Hometown: Los Angeles, CA Hometown: Atlanta, GA Bats/Throws: R/R Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-1 Height: 6-4 Weight: 190 Weight: 250 College: Cal Poly-Pomona College: Georgia Tech 3rd season of pro ball, 1st in Independent 6th season of pro ball, 2nd in Indy, 2nd in Sioux City Spent 2013 with the Clearwater Threshers (high A ball- Started the 2013 season with the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Florida State League) and the Lakewood Blueclaws (A RailRiders at triple A (Yankees) ball-South Atlantic League) Spent 2012 with the Trenton Thunder, Yankees double A In 2012, played for the Williamsport Crosscutters (rookie Eastern League team New York-Penn League) and Lakewood Drafted in the 19th round in 2009 2012 draft pick of the Phillies, 23rd round out of Cal Poly- Drafted three straight years out of Georgia Tech, 2007 by Pomona (NCAA Division 2) the Yankees in the 40th round, 2008 in the 33rd round by 23-year-old was born in Montclair, CA the Diamondbacks Attended Alta Loma H.S. in Rancho Cucamonga, CA 27-year-old was born in Fort Lauderdale, FL and attended Eagle’s Landing High School in McDonough, Georgia #22 Peter Barrows #24 Alex Caldera Position: OF Position: P Birthday: Dec 22, 1987 Birthday: Oct 1, 1985 Hometown: Old Saybrook, Hometown: El Centro, CA CT Bats/Throws: R/R Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-3 Height: 6-5 Weight: 200 Weight: 215 College: Chaffey College College: University of Bridgeport 4th season of pro ball, all in Indy, 3rd with Sioux City 8th pro season, 4th in Indy ball, 1st in Sioux City Began pro career in 2011 with the Wichita Wingnuts, Acquired in the offseason from Laredo in exchange for also suited up that season for the Kansas City T-Bones LHP Edgar Osuna after the Lemurs picked him up in a Spent 2012 with the X’s, and the Bridgeport Bluefish trade with Fargo-Moorhead 26-year-old lives in Old Saybrook, Connecticut Spent entire 2012 and 2013 seasons with Fargo Played collegiately at the University of Bridgeport (NCAA 28-year-old El Centro, CA native attended Southwest H.S. Division 2 in Connecticut) before playing junior college ball at Chaffey College in Set career highs in HR (13) and RBI (55) in 2013 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 13th round draft pick in 2007 of the KC Royals Pitched as high as double-A with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals in 2010 Posted a 10-4 mark in 2012 with Fargo, including a 3.50 ERA (5th in the American Association in wins) #25 Tommy Mendonca #27 Mark Sobolewski Position: 3B Position: 3B Birthday: Apr 12, 1988 Birthday: Dec 24, 1986 Hometown: Turlock, CA Hometown: Sarasota, FL Bats/Throws: L/R Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-1 Height: 6-0 Weight: 200 Weight: 215 College: Fresno State College: University of Miami 6th pro season, 2nd in Independent, 1st with the X’s 7th pro season, 2nd in Independent, 1st in Sioux City Started 2013 with the Camden Riversharks (Atlantic Spent 2013 between the Rochester Red Wings (triple A- League-Indy ball) before the Phillies signed him and was International League Twins), New Britain Rock Cats sent to the Reading Fightin Phils (double A-Eastern (double A-Eastern League Twins), and the Fort Worth League) Cats (United League-Indy ball) 26-year-old native of Turlock, CA, 2nd round draft pick of 27-year-old was born in New Haven, CT but attended the Texas Rangers in 2009 out of Fresno State, graduated Sarasota H.S.
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    THE The H-Files/Page 1 HILBERT The Hilbert College Newspaper for Campus and Community, Volume 11, Issue 7, March 12, 2010 Guest Editor Name: Jon Clark PHOTO CONTEST ISSUE Major: Communications Birthday: July 22, 1988 Hobbies: Volunteer THE H-FILES’ PHOTO CONTEST firefighter, SIFE Career: Professional In the eighth year of third place (honorable Thanks to judges Tom Fedchak (previous H- firefighter the student newspaper’s mention) went to Re- Wills (H-Files photo- Files guest editor), and photo contest, The H- gina M. Ernst for her grapher), Rachel Do- Jon Clark (current H- Files received a com- photo entitled “The biesz (previous H-Files Files guest editor) for petitive eighteen photos Muse-ition.” guest editor), Barbara their work. A DECADE OF DEVOTION from Hilbert students. Congratulations to by Jon Clark Roland, SIFE has im- Jayne Rhein for win- This year marks the plemented more than ning The H-Files’ photo tenth of Hilbert College 35 different projects contest with her photo- SIFE. From “Rookie of with ten core projects graph entitled “Off the the Year” in their first that will be presented Dominican Republic ever regional competi- in Cleveland this year Coast.” She is eligible tion in 2001, Hilbert for the regional com- to receive the $50 first- SIFE returns to Cleve- petition. place prize. land to continue its suc- Hilbert College’s SIFE Second place was cess this March. team has been very suc- awarded to Heather HC SIFE has come cessful, placing in the Grinsell for her pho- a long way in its ten top 10% in the country to entitled “Arlington years, including the for seven consecutive Cemetery,” entitling opening of the SIFE national competitions, her to receive the $25 café in 2002 and acquir- including the top 16 in second prize.