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Porter Baseball Alumni The Lockport H.S. baseball program is proud of all of our players. Their achievements are a source of pride for all of us. Some in fact, have gone on to higher levels of play in the game of baseball. We are especially proud of their success. Porter Alumni- Professional (BOLD *=active) Josh Altmann* Texas Rangers (A) Doug Pohlman Chgo.W. Sox/Balt. (A) Mike Burke L.A. Dodgers (AA) Rick Ramos Montreal Expos (AAA) Greg Blaesing Gateway Grizzlies/Frontier Lg. (IN) Rich Ramos Chgo. White Sox (A) Ron Coomer Twins, Yankees, Dodgers, Cubs Connor Ryan* Cincinnati Reds (Rookie) Bob Gonsoulin San Diego Padres (AA) Steve Sabatino St. Louis Cardinals (A) Bill Haller Supv. Umpires-American League Matt Serafini Milwaukee Brewers (Rookie) Tom Haller LA Dodgers/SF Giants/Detroit Tigers Vince Serafini Minnesota Twins (A) Bryan House Cubs (AAA), Tex. Rangers (AAA) Anthony Shelby N.Y. Yankees(AAA), Reds(AAA) Derek Kopacz Detroit (A), Sioux City/Joliet (IN) Jeff Stanek Arizona Diamondbacks (AA) Bill Malinowski S.F. Giants (A) Chris Tierney K.C. Royals(A), S.D. Padres(A) Rick Moss Min. Twins(AAA),Schaumburg (IN) Trevor Willis Joliet Slammers/Frontier (IN) Jason Novak Joliet /Northern League (IN) Steve Wilson Oakland A’s (A) Matt Otteman Seattle Mariners (Rookie) Dave Wrona Milwaukee Brewers (AA) Porter Alumni- College (BOLD= active) Phil Alsot St. Xavier University Jim Dean Iowa State University Josh Altmann Olivet Nazarene University Matt DeGraw University of St. Francis (IL) Jeff Anderson Augustana College Chay Derbigny Air Force Academy Chuck Balantine Lewis University Frank Diaz Harper College (IL) Rick Balcaitis Illinois Wesleyan University Pat Domke Illinois Wesleyan University Derek Bangert Bradley U. Brian Dorich St. Joseph College Steve Baranowski St. Joseph College Brenden Dunleavy University of Chicago Billy Barrett University of Illinois Jeff Duschene Joliet Junior College Jim Batusich St. Joseph College Eric Duzan Prairie State College Cole Bellair Tennessee Wesleyan U. Larry Eyer University of Illinois Mike Beverly Valparaiso University Jim Feigl St. Xavier University Eric Bialobok Joliet Junior College Mark Feigl Aurora University Kyle Billig Washington Univ. of St. Louis Conor Fitzgerald College of Du Page (IL) Eric Blaeser Joliet Jr. Col/Judson College Joe Fitzgerald University of Illinois Jeff Blaesing University of Nebraska Drew Flanagan Robert Morris College Greg Blaesing Illinois State University Rich Forkin Lewis University Bryan Blaskovitz Eastern Illinois University Mike Formella Concordia U. of Chicago Lorenzo Blazekovich Black Hawk CC (IL) Steve French Eastern Illinois University John Boland University of Chicago Mike Frigo Western Michigan University Roger Bolattino Cornell University Ryan Gabriel South Suburban Col. (IL) Rollie Bolattino Western Illinois University Andrew Gallagher Joliet Junior College Dan Briese Eastern Illinois University Rich Gardner University of South Alabama Keith Brill Augustana College Gary Goodlander Sam Houston State College Jake Bulthuis St. Joseph College Todd Gniewek St. Xavier University Craig Burke Augustana College Mark Gotts Joliet Junior College John Buss U. of Missouri/U. of S. Ala. Chris Grazioli St. Mary’s U. (MN) Dan Cable University of South Alabama Paul Griffin Olivet Nazarene University Marc Caruso Lewis University Tim Haas Lewis University Trevor Cielenski Kishwaukee College (IL) Tyler Hair Northern State U. (SD) Jon Cisna Ball State University Tom Haller University of Illinois Anthony Cocco Kankakee Com. College (IL) Mike Hamilton Joliet Junior College Ben Collesano Trinity Christian College Tim Harmatys Lewis University Dave Condon Southern Illinois University Matt Harder College of Du Page (IL) Justin Coners Joliet JC/St. Andrew U. Colin Hart Aurora University Billy Curtis Trinity College (IL) Stephen Hill South Suburban Coll. (IL) Bob Dainton Northwestern University Rusty Hoh North Central College Nick Daniels North Central College Tommy Hook Northern Illinois U. Jonathon Darin Triton College John Hopkins Aurora University Nick Davito Lewis University Bryan House Illinois State University Ben Davis Orange Coast College (CA) Jake Huber Augustana College (IL) Kevin Davis Olney Central College (IL) Adam Hutton Aurora University BOLD=ACTIVE Porter Alumni- College (Page Two) Dave Ingram Lewis University Tom Podlesny Elmhurst College Scott Ingram Lewis University Davis Purviance Aurora University (IL) Eric Izzo Augustana College Jeremy Quade North Central College Scott Johnson Elmhurst College Rick Ramos Lewis University Jordan Johnston Heartland Community Coll. John Rogers University of Notre Dame Rick Kabellis St. Xavier University Robin Reuther Illinois State University Nick Kaleel Rochester College (MI) Connor Ryan University of Illinois-Chicago Glenn Kendall Milliken University Steve Sabatino University of Notre Dame Andy King College of St. Francis Brent Schoppe Augustana College Chris King Tennessee Tech Matt Serafini Evansville University Jory Koehler Robert Morris College Mike Serafini Evansville University Bob Kolon Concordia University of Chgo. Vince Serafini Evansville University Kris Kopriva University of Illinois Ron Sessler Joliet Jr. College Steve Kunce Triton College Tim Shaw Lewis University Frank Kucera Triton College Sam Shaw St. Xavier U./Triton Col. Brett Labine St. Joseph College Matt Shilney Moraine Valley College Scott Lesniak Illinois Institute of Technology Dave Simmons Olivet Nazarene College Ken Laczynski College of St. Francis Nick Simmons Western Illinois University Mike Laken Joliet Junior College Matt Skrzypiec St. Joseph College Joe Landi St. Francis University Thomas Smith University of St. Francis (IL) Nick Lindemann Joliet Jr. College Bob Smutnak St. Xavier College Avery Lochow Purdue U./Calumet Ted Snidanko Purdue University Kyle Lode Edgewood College (Wis.) Jeff Stanek Southern Illinois University Guy Lombardo Augustana College Josh Stanton Central College (Iowa) Darren McCarthy College of St. Francis/N.I.U. Jake Stanton Milliken University Dan McConologue University of Chicago Bob Stelling Eastern Illinois University Brian McDonald Judson College Mike Stevens Black Hawk CC (IL) Brent McDowell College of Du Page (IL) Mike Stevenson Lewis University Joe McGuire Joliet Junior College Nick Strysik Central College (IA) Bruce Malak North Central College D.J. Studniarz Milliken University Bill Malinowski Northern Illinois University Doug Stukel College of St. Francis Josh Marszalek Augustana College Jake Suchor Joliet Jr. College Evan Martens SIU/Edwardsville Brian Sullivan Joliet Jr. College/NE IL. U. Dan Martis Joliet Junior College Jack Surin Evansville University Noah Masa University of Illinois-Chicago Ed Tomac Illinois State University Austin Mastela Lewis University Ken Tondini St. Xavier University Doug Matthews Concordia University-Chicago Ryne Travis Olney Central College (IL) Bob Meader Lewis University Justin Vaughan University of St. Francis Jim Meader Knox College Spiro Voulgaris University of Chicago Brian Michalak College of St. Francis Todd Walters Lewis University Nick Mitidiero Triton College/Bradley U. Scott Waxweiler Joliet Junior College Bill Mondrella University of Missouri Derrell Williams Chicago State University Dave Mondrella Joliet Junior College Trevor Willis University of Iowa Austin Moralis Heartland Community College Tyler Willis Augustana/JJC Nick Morris Joliet Junior College Bob Wilmsen Trinity Christian College Rick Moss Lewis University Ken Wilson St. Xavier University Jon Murawski Illinois Institute of Technology Ben Wishba St. Xavier University Mike Murawski University of Illinois Dave Wrona Southern Illinois U. Nick Murawski Dominican University Mike Yates Hawaii Pacific University Dan Murray Joliet Junior College Erik Zier Illinois Wesleyan University Jason Novak University of St. Francis Steve Onik Aurora University Matt Otteman U. of Texas/Arlington Jeff Pattison Joliet Jr. College Don Pesavento North Central College Connor Petschke Kentucky Wesleyan College Mike Phelps Northwestern University Jerry Pius Northern Illinois University Tom Pruim Loyola University of Chicago BOLD=ACTIVE .
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