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WISCONSIN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-STAR CLASSIC JUNE 27-28, 2014 EJ SCHNEIDER FIELD Oshkosh Wisconsin WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA 31st ANNUAL THE WISCONSIN BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-STAR CLASSIC JUNE 27-28, 2014 EJ SCHNEIDER FIELD Oshkosh wisconsin $ 1 4 WBCA 31st Annual Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association WBCA WBCA All-Star Classic 2014 - web version WBCA WBCA 3 Welcome -- Umpires 51 south ALL STARS ROSTER 4 EAST ALL STARS ROSTER 52 south Coaches 5 East Coaches 53 carson carmody - barneveld 6 Garrett Bogucki - wilmot union 54 carter daniels - montello 7 andy brahier - jefferson 55 jarett druding - beloit memorial 8 Brendon bullock - milwaukee pius xi 56 cole erickson - deerfield 9 robbie dombrowski - kettle moraine 57 conner funnell - sun prairie 10 elijah goodman - brookfield central 58 lucas gregory - edgerton 11 micah heath - delavan-darien 59 mitch keel - sun prairie 12 zack henderson - greendale 60 mitchell larson - westby 13 tanner johnson - jefferson 61 fred manke - lodi 14 evan ketterhagen - wilmot union 62 kasey miller - middleton 15 cam loveless - wilmot union 63 wyatt olson - janesville craig 16 austin meyer - franklin 64 cullen osmond - janesville parker 17 ben miller - union grove 65 jacob schimmel - mcfarland 18 logan rehn - waukesha south 66 mitch stalsberg - viroqua 19 heath renz - jefferson 67 darren strasburg - lake mills 20 riley richarz - brookfield central 68 arik tavs - waupun 21 bj sabol - lake country lutheran 69 will theisen - janesville parker 22 luke sommerfeld - brookfield central 70 jordan walker - portage 23 jesse turner - lake country lutheran 71 Articles from Baseball Wisconsin 24 Articles from Baseball Wisconsin 76 west ALL STARS ROSTER 28 NORTH ALL STARS ROSTER 77 west Coaches 29 North Coaches 78 tanner arnold - turtle lake-clayton 30 carter amundsen - sheboygan south 79 jason balts - barron 31 dan borek - hortonville 80 logan berg - eau claire north 32 payton bryden - ripon 81 peyton fellenz - la crosse central 33 beau dElaet - wausaukee 82 cal giese - stevens point 34 turner doornink - clintonville 83 ty grunenwald - merrill 35 dom hillesheim - menasha 84 alex helmer - prescott 36 nick kita - gibraltar 85 griffin johnson - holmen 37 ben lamers - freedom 86 jonah lundequam - cumberland 38 alex loberger - denmark 87 aj naatz - menomonie 39 matthew luft - oshkosh north 88 dalton roach - eau claire memorial 40 alex mcintosh - hortonville 89 greg rooney - holmen 41 robert phillips - oshkosh north 90 caleb schroer - wisconsin rapids 42 jarod richter - rosholt 91 austin schulfer - stevens point 43 connor rolain - appleton north 92 dennis schutz - ellsworth 44 jordan schmidt - saint mary central 93 nate slenczka - black river falls 45 alex sobojinski - lourdes academy 94 chase stoffel - chippewa falls 46 caleb willems - luxemburg-casco 95 daulton varso - marshfield 47 tyler zietz - sheboygan south 96 Articles from Baseball Wisconsin 48 articles from baseball wisconsin 2 Welcome! Welcome to the 31st Annual All-Star Classic. The WBCA is proud to sponsor this tournament, to promote baseball throughout out the Badger State, and to be recognized as one of the strongest Coaching Associations in America. The first All-Star Classic took place in Appleton in 1984, with Milwaukee Tech’s Tom Konowalski chairing the Committee. Representing the West was Cumberland’s Mark Fuller, who is the only original remaining member of that Committee, along with Xavier’s Tom Nygaard and Art Westphal from Waterloo. Today, Oshkosh West’s Tony Gerharz chairs the Committee, with Fuller as the West’s representative, Potosi’s Ron Kading representing the South, Waukesha West’s Chad Montez representing the East Team, and our newest member, Eric Beard from Wrightstown, representing the North. Joe Waite, from Cumberland, designs, coordinates, and writes this program by himself and gets it ready for publication on a very tight deadline. The WBCA is proud of our commitment to baseball and our young men who play our game. Enjoy your weekend, and be assured that you are representing the best of the best! Congratulations Classic Umpires! High School Umpires do what they do for the love of the game and the kids. Here are eight of our best... GERRY EDWARDS CHRISTOPHER KEOGH HARTFORD DOUSMAN Gerry Edwards has been umpiring for 29 Keogh, a Reverand Doctor, has been years. umpiring high school baseball for 35 years. TRENT HALDIMAN PATRICK LaTOUR WATERLOO NEENAH Trent Haldiman has been umpiring High LaTour has been umping for 19 School Varsity baseball for the past six years. In addition, he serves on the seasons. Fox Valley Youth Baseball League and officiates football. DAN HOFFMAN JOHN McGINLEY RIVER FALLS NEW RICHMOND Hoffman has been an umpire for 37 John McGinnley has been umpiring years. He is a biology instructor at high school baseball for the past 15 River Falls High School. years. JEREMY KAUTZA ROB RUHLE McFARLAND MADISON Rob Ruhle has been umpiring for 24 years overall, 16 at the varsity level. 3 EAST Waukesha Hartland Brookeld Milwaukee Greendale Jeerson Franklin ROSTER Wales (Lake Country Lutheran Waukesha Delavan Hartland Brookeld Milwaukee Greendale is in Hartland. Jeerson Franklin Wales Delavan (Lake Country Lutheran is in Hartland. Kettle Moraine Kettle Moraine is in Wales.) Wilmot Union Grove Wilmot is in Wales.) Union Grove EAST PLAYERS by NUMBER 1 Cam Loveless Wilmot Union OF 14 2 Evan Ketterhagen Wilmot Union IF 13 3 Zack Henderson Greendale OF 11 3 Logan Rehn Waukesha South IF 17 3 Jesse Turner Lake Country Lutheran OF 22 4 Austin Meyer Franklin OF 15 5 Elijah Goodman Brookfield Central P 9 8 Tanner Johnson Jefferson OF 12 10 Brendon Bullock Milwaukee Pius XI OF 7 12 Andy Brahier Jefferson IF 6 14 Garrett Bogucki Wilmot Union C 5 16 Robbie Dombrowski Kettle Moraine C 8 17 Micah Heath Delavan-Darien P 10 17 BJ Sabol Lake Coutry Lutheran P 20 22 Riley Richarz Brookfield Central IF 19 23 Luke Sommerfeld Brookfield Central P 21 25 Heath Renz Jefferson P 18 28 Ben Miller Union Grove P 16 COACHES Brian Adamczyk Kettle Moraine Jeff Bigler Brookfield Central Brian Johnson Greendale For a player to be selected to play in the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Classic, his coach must be a member of the WBCA. Coaches who are not members of the WBCA are not eligible to have their players selected to play. Each player must accept the invitation to play in the Classic once they are chosen. 4 EAST COACHING STAFF Brian Adamczyk Kettle Moraine High School Adamczyk is entering his sixth season as head coach of the Kettle Moraine High School Lasers. He has compiled a career record of 88-73, which includes two Classic Eight Championships and an appearance in the State Tournament last summer. Adamczyk attended Muskego High School and UW-Whitewater, where he still serves as an assistant coach on John Vodenlich’s staff. Jeff Bigler (Brookfield Central) Bigler has compiled a career record of 355-248. He spent his first three years as a head coach at Whitnall (where he took the Falcons to State one time) and has been at Brookfield Central since 2003. As skipper of the Lancers, he has four Greater Metro Divisional Titles on his resume. He was the Greater Met- ro Coach of the Year in 2009. A 1987 graduate of Homestead High School, he played collegiately at Saint Francis (IL) and UW-Oshkosh. He was named a NAIA All-American in 1990. He signed with the Phillies in 1991 as a free agent and played professionally for five years, reaching as high as theAA level. Brian Johnson (Greendale) Johnson enters his third year as head coach of Greendale High School, his 11th WBCA WBCA season as a head coach overall. He took the Panthers to the Sectionals in 2012, their first trip their in seven years. In seven years as Whitnall’s skipper, their WBCA win total improved every year. Before that, he was an assistant at New Berlin Eisenhower and played collegiately at Carroll University from 2022-2003 and WBCA at Ripon College from 2000-2001. He played High School baseball for Hall of Fame Coach Jim Hughes Franklin Sabers and played in the 1999 WBCA All-Star WBCA Classic. He was named 1st Team All-State in 1998. WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA WBCA 5 WILMOT UNION Bogucki was hitting .450 at the end of GARRETT BOGUCKI the regular season with 18 runs driven in, five stolen bases. He scored 14 WILMOT UNION PANTHERS times. 6’1” • 215 LBS • R/R He was named HM All-Conference as CATCHER a sophomore and 1st Team All-Confer- ence as a senior, as well as Conference CONFERENCE : SOUTHERN LAKES Player of the Year. He was a member of SCHOOL ENROLLMENT: 1106 the American Legion 16U State Champi- HIGH SCHOOL COACH: JOSH PYE on Team and was selected as Tourna- ment All Team Player. He received the Southern Lakes Conference Academic/ PLANS: EDGEWOOD Athletic Award, the WIAA Scholar Ath- CELL PHONE: 262-909-7644 lete Award, and the US Army National Scholar/Athlete Award his senior year. EMAIL: [email protected] He was also named 2nd Team Defense GARRETT BOGUCKI PARENT(S): Lee & Carrie Bogucki All-Conference in football in 2013. He HOME PHONE: 262-448-2014 was named 2nd Team All-District in 14 2014. Named 1st Team All-District , 2014. 14 Congratulations, Garrett. Great way to end your high school baseball career- -1st Team All Conference, Conference Player of the Year, and State All Star Team. We’re so proud of you and we love you. We look forward to watching you play ball at the college level. Keep working towards your goals. Love Mom, Dad, Julia, Grandma 6 JEFFERSON Brahier was hitting .500 at the ANDY BRAHIER end of the season for the top JEFFERSON EAGLES ranked Eagles. He drove in an incredible 50 runs and scored 6’1” • 200 LBS • R/R 36 times on the season.
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