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Guide Directory...... 1 Quick Facts...... 2 2011-12 Team Roster...... 3 2011-12 Outlook...... 4 Head Coach Profile...... 6 Assistant Coaches Profiles...... 8 Player Profiles...... 11 Topping the Charts...... 23 2010-11 Stats and Region 18 Standings...... 24 2010-11 Leaders...... 25 2010-11 Game Results...... 26 2011-12 Schedule...... 27 Continuing Success...... 28 Year by Year Leaders...... 32 President and Athletic Director...... 34 Behind the Scenes...... 35 CSI Athletic Success...... 36 CSI Athletic Facilities...... 38 CSI Facilities...... 40 CSI Campus...... 42 Twin Falls and the Magic Valley...... 44 CSI Baseball Records...... 46 Baseball Donors...... 48 Sponsor Page...... 50 Region 18 Opponents...... 52

2012 Baseball Media Guide

About the Cover and Inside Cover: Six returning players will join 18 newcomers in hopes of winning a Region 18 Championship and moving on to the NJCAA in Grand Junction, Colo. This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Graphic design on the cover and pages 3, 36-45 was done by Tereasa Bendele. Andy Arenz took the action photography throughout the guide.

1 General Information Team Information Location: Twin Falls, Idaho 2011 Record: 34-22 Founded: 1964 Returning Starters: 5 Enrollment: 8,500 Returning Non-Starters: 1 President: Jerry Beck Newcomers: 18 Athletic Director: Joel Bate 2011 SWAC Finish: Third Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference 2011 Region 18 Tournament Finish: Third 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) Athletics Office Manager: Ginger Nukaya, 732-6486 Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William May Basketball Information Athletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-6481 Physical Therapist: Bryan Wright Head Coach: Boomer Walker (8th Year as head Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis coach; 16th year at CSI) Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long Assistant Coach: Skip Walker (8th year at CSI as an Academic Advisor: Kat Powell, 732-6548 assistant) Head Men’s BB Coach: Steve Gosar, 732-6498 Nick Aiello (1st year) Asst. Men’s BB Coaches: Josh Dees, 732-6496 Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6491 Ryan Devlin, 732-6476 (208) 732-6477 Volunteer Asst. MBB Coach: Colby Blaine Clubhouse Phone Number: (208) 732-6650 Head Women’s BB Coach: Randy Rogers, 732-6480 Mailing Address: CSI Baseball Asst. WBB Coach: Tessa Balsick, 732-6490 315 Falls Ave. Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485 P.O. Box 1238 Asst. VB Coach: Erin Mellinger, 732-6492 Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238 Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 E-mail Addresses: [email protected] Asst. Softball Coach: Cortney Clark, 732-6495 [email protected] Head Rodeo Coach: Steve Birnie, 732-6620 Asst. Rodeo Coach: Cody DeMers, 732-6620 CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Dr. Thad Scholes, Dr. Allen Frost, Donna Brizee, Karl Kleinkopf and Bob Keegan Marketing & Athletic Promotions

Sports Information

SID: Karen Baumert Coordinator:Jason Vickrey Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 Office Phone: (208) 732-6482 E-mail Address: [email protected] E-mail Address: [email protected] Fax: (208) 734-0245 Fax: (208) 734-0245 Website: www.csi.edu

2 Southern Idaho Baseball

2012 Roster No. Name Height Weight Position B/T Class Hometown 1 Keenan Takatch 6-1 175 UTL R/R So. Langley, Canada 2 Carter Yagi 5-8 166 INF L/R Fr. Salt Lake City, Utah 3 Jayson Welker 5-9 170 UTL R/R Fr. Twin Falls, Idaho 4 Cody White 5-9 170 RHP R/R So Lacey, Wash. 5 Tanner Morache 5-10 175 INF L/R Fr. Surrey, B.C. 6 Billy-Bob Ward 6-0 180 INF R/R So. , Nev. 7 Colby Croft 6-1 200 C R/R So. Pleasant Grove, Utah 8 Chase Harris 6-1 210 OF R/R So. Meridian, Idaho 9 Justin Mackert 5-10 180 LHP L/L So. St. Anthony, Idaho 10 Parker Webster 6-2 215 INF/OF R/R So. Sandy, Utah 12 Eric Holdren 6-1 210 RHP R/R Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. 15 Joey Gelz 6-3 210 LHP L/L Fr. Surrey, B.C 16 Luke Miller 6-0 190 C R/R So. West Jordan, Utah 17 Andrew Freter 6-3 210 UTL R/R So. Meridian, Idaho 18 Tyler Stanford 6-2 215 LHP L/L Fr. Grand Junction, Colo. 19 Gary Koopman 6-7 190 RHP R/R R-Fr. Wendell, Idaho 20 Cameron Steffey 6-0 210 RHP R/R Fr. Puyallup, Wash. 22 Quinn Batt 6-2 210 C L/R Fr. Olympia, Wash. 24 Ben Douglas 6-1 215 INF L/L So. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 26 Tyler Dunnington 6-1 190 INF R/R So. Shelton, Wash. 27 Dustin Doucette 6-2 200 RHP R/R Fr. Bothell, Wash. 28 Justin Wilson 5-11 180 LHP L/L Fr. Chehalis, Wash. 32 Kyle Olason 6-1 195 LHP L/L R-Fr. Blaine, Wash. 33 Jordan Lane 6-4 205 RHP R/R So. Kamaloope, B.C.

3 Golden Eagles open baseball season with a lot of new faces

The College of Southern Idaho baseball team begins its journey towards a Region 18 Championship with just six familiar faces on its roster. But the Golden Eagles will still have experience as six transfers join the six returning sophomores. The only returner on the mound will be Cody White. The sophomore from Lacey, Wash. pitched in 17 games with a 2.21 ERA last season. He is joined by 13 other CSI players that could see action at the position. “Our pitching depth will be one of our strengths,” said CSI head coach Boomer Walker. “Because we have so many new faces, we might show our inexperience early.” Also joining the Eagles is first-year pitching coach Nick Aiello. Aiello pitched at CSI in 1999 and led the Eagles to a Region 18 Championship, earning Region 18 Tournament MVP honors. Position players that return for the Golden Eagles include Chase Harris, Parker Webster, Luke Miller, Andrew Freter and Ben Douglas. Douglas and Harris earned Region 18 First Team honors as freshmen. Parker Webster was selected to the second team. “We are definitely a quicker and more powerful team than last season,” Walker said. “Athleticism in our position players is a strength. We are more athletic as hitters. I’m not sure we are better at the plate but we will be able to manufacture more runs because of our athleticism.”

4 2012 Outlook

But Walker pointed that the team is very limited in its hitting depth. “We cannot afford to have injuries,” Walker said. “We need to stay healthy or our lack of depth offensively could be an issue.” To get to the NJCAA World Series, the Golden Eagles will need to win the Region 18 Tournament and the Western District playoff. Last season, Salt Lake CC won the Region 18 Tournament but fell to Central Arizona College in the district playoff. Central Arizona went on to place second in the nation. The winner of the Scenic West Athletic Conference play will host the Region 18 Tournament. “Our league will be way up from last year,” Walker said. “Southern Nevada, Western Nevada and Salt Lake are better. I’d like to think we are better. We play in an extremely tough league.”

5 Boomer Walker Head Coach 8th 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 in 2004. In those seven years, Boomer has amassed a 245 wins and just 161 losses. In 2006 and 2007, the Golden Eagles battled for the regular season championship going into the final weekend of play. In 2009, The Golden Eagles played in the Region 18 Championship and advanced to the district playoff. 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, he enjoys waterskiing and playing softball. Boomer and his wife Maria have two boys - Tai Ripken and Treyson.

6 1999 Region 18 Coach of the Year

245-161 Overall Record

7 Nick Aiello Assistant Coach 1st Season

Nick Aiello begins his first season with the College of Southern Idaho baseball program as a pitching coach. Aiello, who pitched for the Golden Eagles in 1999, comes to CSI from the College of Southern Nevada where he assisted last season. “Nick has an outstanding reputation as one of the top pitching coaches in the Las Vegas area,” said CSI Athletic Director Joel Bate. “He is highly respected for his knowledge and his ability to get the best out of his players. With his ties to the Vegas baseball community, it should open up recruiting relationships in that area. We are lucky to have a former Eagle with that kind of talent come back to join us.” Aiello came to CSI the first time in 1999 after transferring from Grayson College. That year, he earned Region 18 Tournament MVP honors in leading CSI to the Region 18 Championship. He graduated from CSI with an associate’s degree in liberal arts. After CSI, Aiello transfered to University of Nevada, Reno, where he was drafted by the in 2001. He played in the Rays minor league organization for three years. Since then, Aiello has coached in the Durango High School legion program and has served as an associate scout for the Tampa Bay Rays. Aiello and his wife Jodi have two daughters - Averi and Abbi. “Nick is a highly intense motivator with a wealth of knowledge to improve and get them to the next level. He has a lot of recruiting ties that will greatly benefit us.” - Coach Walker

8 Skip Walker Assistant Coach 39th Season

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 2003, but Frontier Field was officially named the James F. “Skip” Walker baseball field the same year. In his 31 years as a 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 eight 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 as an assistant. Walker is married to his wife Julene. 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.

9 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

Christian Snuffer

Manager Sandy, Utah

10 6-1 - Utility - Keenan Takatch Sophomore #1 Langley, Canada

“Keenan transferred to CSI at the break. He is a very mature kid that should throw some big for us out of the bullpen.” Keenan Coach Walker Before CSI: Keenan attended Brookswood High School in British Columbia but he played his baseball outside of school for Protrain Community Service/Volunteer Work: Academy and Team B.C. Helped Coach a 13’s Baseball Team His final year, he posted a .340 batting average with 50 hits, 2 My hobbies include: playing my guitar and home runs, 8 triples, 12 doubles and 18 stolen bases. working out. Keenan attended Kwantlen Polytechnic University before transfer- Favorite Book: Harry Potter ring to CSI at the break. The best meal of the day is: breakfast - lunch - dinner. One thing I miss about being a kid is: no stress. Favorite Website: Twitter Favorite Fruit: Mangos I love the smell of: bacon. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Casual or Dress Up I would never give up: my cell phone - the Tent or Cabin Fruit Smoothie or Milkshake internet - toilet paper. Small Town or Big City Sweet or Salty Favorite Food: Lobster Talk or Listen Mild or Spicy Favorite Vegetable: Asparagus Stay In or Go Out Social Butterfly or Wallflower Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Carter Yagi 5-8 - INF - Freshman #2 Salt Lake City, Utah

“Carter is a high energy kid that plays above his year. He will be a great player for us.” Coach Walker Carter Before CSI: Carter Yagi played baseball at Cottonwood High Favorite Playground Equipment: Monkey School, earning Salt Lake Tribune 5A first team all state honors for Bars his play at shortstop. I can’t bear the sounds of: loud laughs. An all-region player, Yagi also earned second team 5A all state I wouldn’t be caught dead at: my sister’s honors from the Deseret News. dance recitals. I can’t stand the smell of: body odor. Favorite Fruit: Watermelon 3 things I would grab if my house was on fire are: my sister, guitar, and glove. Favorite Book: Beyond Belief Favorite Vegetable: Broccoli Favorite Food: Sushi Reality Show or Sitcom Mild or Spicy I would never give up: my cell phone - the Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains internet - toilet paper Sweet or Salty Clean Freak or Total Slob A one-word description of myself is: work- Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose er. Cake or Icing Dreamer or Doer Hidden Talent: Playing Guitar Morning or Night Small Town or Big City

11 5-9 - Utility - Jayson Welker Freshman #3 Twin Falls, Idaho

“Jayson is a great kid. He is a hard working competitive kid that will add depth to our outfield and catching core.” Coach Walker Jayson Before CSI: A three-sport athlete at Twin Falls High School, Jayson helped his team to a state basketball and baseball championship. My favorite motivational saying is: “The Jayson competed at state all four years he played baseball, win- only time you will find success listed ning the consolation title once and taking third twice in addition to before work is in the dictionary.”-John the state championship. Wooden He earned first team all-conference honors in football and base- Hidden Talent: Playing the Piano ball three times. One thing I miss about being a kid is: recess. I love the smell of: popcorn I sing: in the shower, the car, or on stage. Favorite Food: Steak and Potatoes I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Bike or Scooter A one-word description of myself is: com- Plain or Peanut M&Ms Dreamer or Doer mitted. Small Town or Big City Leader or Follower Favorite Board Game: Catch Phrase Tent or Cabin Play to Win or Play to Have Fun My biggest fear is: losing my family. Stay In or Go Out Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Cafe Rio Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Cody White 5-9 - RHP - Sophomore #4 Lacey, Wash.

“Cody is ultra competitive with a great team mentality. He should be the glue that holds our pitching staff together.” Coach Walker Cody At CSI: Cody pitched in 17 games for the Golden Eagles as a freshman reliever, posting a 2.21 ERA and a 1-1 record. My favorite motivational saying is: “I do Before CSI: Cody golfed and played baseball at Timberline High what I have to do, so I can do what I want School. A three-year letterman in baseball, he earned honorable men- to do.” - Denzel Washington tion all-league honors as a junior and first team all-league status as Interesting Fact: I lived in Inserlik, Turkey a senior. Playing infield and pitching for THS, Cody was instrumental for three years. in his team winning league championships in 2008 and 2009 and Hanging on my bedroom wall is: a Notori- placing fourth at state in 2009. His senior season, Cody finished 6-2 ous B.I.G. poster. on the mound with two saves. One word to describe Golden Eagle Base- ball is: #swag. Favorite Color: White A weird food combination I love is: choco- late milk with chips and salsa. Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin Favorite Website: hotnewhiphop.com Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains Favorite Vegetable: carrots Chocolate or Vanilla Sweet or Salty I would never give up: my cell phone - the Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose internet - toilet paper Cake or Icing Dreamer or Doer I would never be caught dead at a: Lady Morning or Night Small Town or Big City Gaga concert.

12 5-10 - INF - Tanner Morache Freshman #5 Surrey, B.C.

“Tanner is a highly competitive person. He plays with a lot of energy and a strong desire to win. Offensively and Defensively, he Tanner is one of our best players.” Coach Walker Before CSI: Tanner joins CSI from Enver Creek Secondary School, where he played rugby and volleyball. A weird food combination I love is: bacon He played his baseball outside of school. He helped his baseball and peanut butter. team to the Little League World Series, where they placed sixth in the My hobbies include: playing the guitar and world in 2005. He went to the Junior League World Series in 2006, banjo. placing third and the Senior League World Series in 2007, also tak- A language other than English that I can ing third. speak is: French. The best meal of the day is: breakfast - lunch - dinner. Favorite Food: Steak I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. Funniest Movie: Fubar Love to Win or Hate to Lose Tent or Cabin Favorite Color: Green Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Cake or Icing I can’t bear the sound of: bagpipes. Small Town or Big City Street Smart or Book Smart Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Cactus Club Talk or Listen Mild or Spicy A one-word description of myself is: mod- Stay In or Go Out Social Butterfly or Wallflower est. Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Billy-Bob Ward 6-0 - INF - Sophomore #6 Las Vegas, Nev.

“Billy-Bob is a good addition to the team. He will add infield depth and a strong bat off the bench.” Coach Walker Billy-Bob Before CSI: Billy-Bob transferred to CSI from Concordia University Funniest Movie: Benchwarmers Irvine at the semester. As a freshman for Concordia he .286 in My hobbies include: writing. 12 games and was part of the championship team that finished the Favorite Pizza Toppings: Jalapeno, Cana- season 43-19, winning the NAIA . dian Bacon and Pineapple Before playing in Irvine, Billy-Bob played at Palo Verde High Favorite Food: Sushi School My most prized possession is my: truck. My biggest fear is: fish. As a child I accidentally swallowed: a scoop of laundry detergent. The best meal of the day is: breakfast - lunch - dinner. A weird food combination that I love is: Laugh out Loud or Giggle Spender or Saver Oreo’s and peanut butter. Clean Freak or Total Slob Tent or Cabin If I could start my own restaurant, it would Stay In or Go Out Love to Win or Hate to Lose be” Billy-Bob’s Home Cookin BBQ. Street Smart or Book Smart Plain or Peanut M&Ms I can’t stand the smell of: asparagus. Mild or Spicy Small Town or Big City Favorite Color: Black Morning or Night Cake or Icing

13 Colby Croft 6-1 - Catcher - Sophomore #7 Pleasant Grove, Utah

“Colby is a great kid that is learning the Eagle way of playing.. He will be strong defensively and with confidence should be a middle Colby of the lineup hitter.” Coach Walker Before CSI: Colby played at the College of Southern Nevada last season, starting in 28 games. He hit .217 with four home runs. A weird food combination I love is: pota- He attended Pleasant Grove High School, where he caught on the toes with ranch dressing. varsity team for three years. My biggest fear is: spiders. Colby earned first team all region honors all three years and was I would never give up: my cell phone - the named all state his senior season. internet - toilet paper. Favorite Food: Mexican If I could start my own restaurant it would be: Croft’s Creamery and I would serve ice cream. I love the smell of: homemade bread. Funniest Movie: Sandlot Favorite Pizza Topping: Pineapple Love to Win or Hate to Lose Casual or Dress Up Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Sweet or Salty When I was little I wanted to be a: Power Small Town or Big City Plain or Peanut M&Ms Ranger. Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy Favorite Vegetable: Corn Cake or Icing Social Butterfly or Wallflower Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Chase Harris 6-1 - OF - Sophomore #8 Meridian, Idaho

“Chase is highly competitive. He had a great freshman year and will play a major role in our success.” Coach Walker Chase At CSI: Chase started in 55 of the team’s 56 games, hitting .324 with five home runs and 36 RBI as a freshman Golden Eagle. Hidden Talent: Guitar Before CSI: A two-sport athlete, Chase lettered three years in foot- Favorite Food: Wings ball and two in baseball at Centennial High School. If I could start my own restaurant it would His junior season, Chases was named first team all-conference in be: a sports bar named Chase Place and baseball and was the runner-up for conference player of the year. He would serve wings. also earned all-conference honors on the football field. I wouldn’t be caught dead: watching As a senior, he led his team to a district championship on the women’s soccer. baseball field and a second-place finish at the state tournament. A one-word description of myself is: ag- gressive. I can’t bear the sound of: beeping. Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Arctic Circle Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin I love the smell of: home cooking. Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains Favorite Color: Green Spender or Saver Mild or Spicy Hanging on my bedroom wall is: a picture Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose of me and my dog. Cake or Icing Dreamer or Doer Funniest Movie: Anchorman Morning or Night Small Town or Big City

14 5-10 - LHP - Justin Mackert Sophomore #9 St. Anthony, Idaho

“Justin is a very mature kid that will give us options as a left-hander in our starting rotation or the bullpen.” Coach Walker Justin Before CSI: Justin Mackert joins CSI from Miles Community Col- lege. As a freshman there, he posted a .227 batting average with 11 Favorite Food: Steak and Shrimp RBI as a hitter and threw 62 innings with a 2.03 ERA, 62 My favorite motivational saying is: “If you and a 5-4 record. never fail, you will never succeed.” Justin played his high school ball at South Fremont, lettering four I would never give up: my cell phone - the years and earning first team all area pitcher three years. He helped internet - toilet paper. his team to the state tournament three times, placing fourth twice Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: In-n-Out and second once. Interesting Fact: I had two ACL surgeries on the same day exactly one year apart. I sing: in the shower - in the car - on stage. When I was little I wanted to be: a doctor. Now I want to be a: dentist. Favorite Pop: Mountain Dew Love to Win or Hate to Lose Cake or Icing Favorite Color: Red Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Sweet or Salty My hobbies include: fishing, snowboard- Small Town or Big City Reality Show or Sitcom ing, wakeboarding, swimming, boating, Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy ATVs and video games. Street Smart or Book Smart Social Butterfly or Wallflower Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Parker Webster 6-2 - INF - Sophomore #10 Sandy, Utah

“Parker is a very physically gifted athlete that should help lead our offensive attack.” Coach Walker Parker At CSI: Parker earned second team Region 18 honors as a fresh- man, hitting .272 at the plate with 35 RBI and five home runs. My biggest fear is: snakes. Before CSI: Parker played football and baseball at Alta High One word to describe Golden Eagle base- School, lettering three years in each. ball is: exciting. In baseball, Parker was a key member of his team that placed fourth in the state in 2008 and third in the state in 2009. He earned Favorite Website: Facebook first-team all state honors as a senior. I can’t stand the smell of: tomatoes. Parker also excelled in football, being named first team all-state. If I could appear on the cover of any maga- He helped his high school team to state championships in 2007 and zine, it would be: GQ. 2008. I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. Favorite Book: Hunger Games I like: pop - rap - country. I wouldn’t be caught dead: near snakes. Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin Favorite Vegetable: Broccoli Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains Favorite CSI Instructor: Kathy Clark Spender or Saver Fruit Smoothie or Milkshake The greatest invention of my lifetime is: Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose the Ipod. Cake or Icing Casual or Dress Up Mild or Spicy Small Town or Big City

15 Eric Holdren 6-1 - RHP - Freshman #12 Las Vegas, Nev.

“We are very lucky to have Eric. He is a mid-semester transfer and was highly recruited out of high school. He has a chance to be a Eric frontline guy on our staff.” Coach Walker Before CSI: Eric played baseball at Rancho High School, lettering all four years. Favorite Food: Mexican/Chinese Food He was key to his team winning league championships as a junior Favorite Pizza Toppings: Chicken and Ba- and senior. His junior season, he helped Rancho HS to second place con with White Sauce at state and followed that up with a third-place finish at state his Favorite Color: Purple senior season. Interesting Fact: I like ranch dressing on almost anything. My most prized possession is: my right arm. My biggest fear is: heights. I wouldn’t be caught dead in a: women’s bathroom or gay strip club. A one-word description of myself is: awe- Cake or Icing Casual or Dress Up some. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Street Smart or Book Smart Favorite Movie Genre: Action Small Town or Big City Sweet or Salty I would never give up: my cell phone - the Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy internet - toilet paper. Stay In or Go Out Plain or Peanut M&Ms In an elevator I: stare straight ahead - look Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Spender or Saver around and up - talk to people.

Joey Gelz 6-3 - LHP - Freshman #15 Surrey, B.C.

“Joey brings maturity to this team being 23 years old. He will be highly relied on to be our first lefty out of the bullpen. He is a Joey competitive kid.” Coach Walker Before CSI: Joey played basketball, football, baseball and soccer I wish someone would invent: cars that ran while in high school at Holy Cross. on salt water. He helped his baseball team to a gold medal in the Western Favorite Food: Chicken Wings Canada Championships in 2007, a silver in the Provincial Champion- One word to describe myself is: outgoing. ships in 2006 and a Bronze in the National Championships in 2007. My biggest fear is: not achieving what I am He was named MVP for provincials three years in a row. possible of. Funniest Movie: Trailer Park Boys I love the smell of: spring. Favorite Cereal: Mini Wheats Favorite Book: Life Story of Derek Jeter I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin I sing: in the shower - in the car - on stage. Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains I like: pop - rap - country. Spender or Saver Mild or Spicy On an airplane I: chat w/passengers - Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose sleep - read. Cake or Icing Plain or Peanut M&Ms Favorite Vegetable: Carrots Morning or Night Small Town or Big City 16 Luke Miller 6-0 - Catcher - Sophomore #16 Western Jordan, Utah

“Luke gets the absolute most out of his ability and comes to play everyday.” Coach Walker Luke Before CSI: A three-year varsity letterman in baseball at Copper- hills High School, Luke earned first team all region honors all three I would never give up: my cell phone - the years. internet - toilet paper. In 2010, Luke was named all state and played in the all star A weird food combo that I love is: ramen game. noodles with chili and cheese. Interesting Fact: I’ve been to 32 different states. Favorite Color: Turquoise One word to describe Golden Eagle Base- ball is: reliable. Hanging on my bedroom wall is: a fathead of Manny Ramirez and a Red Sox flag. Favorite Cereal: Fruity Pebbles Cake or Icing Morning or Night Favorite Holiday: Christmas and Thanks- Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Coke or Pepsi giving Dogs or Cats Chocolate or Vanilla My biggest fear is: snakes. Play to Win or Play to have Fun Fruit Smoothie or Milkshake The greatest invention in my lifetime is: Small Town or Big City Night Light or Completely Dark WiFi because you can have internet wher- Plain or Peanut M&Ms Sweet or Salty ever you need it.

Andrew Freter 6-3 - Utility - Sophomore #17 Meridian, Idaho

“Andrew is going to be asked to do it all - pitch and hit. We need him to be great at both. If anyone can have success doing both, Andrew Andrew is the guy.” Coach Walker At CSI: Andrew played in 46 games for CSI, hitting .176 at the plate with nine RBI. A weird food combination that I love is: hot Before CSI: Andrew comes to CSI from Meridian High School where he dogs with cream chesse and onions. played baseball three years and basketball one. A one-word description of myself is: fo- As a junior, Andrew helped his team to a fourth-place finish at the cused. state baseball tournament. My favorite motivational is: “A winner’s As a senior, Andrew earned all-conference first-team honors and se- strongest muscles is his heart.” lected again to play in the IBCA showcase game. Favorite Color: Red-Orange Andrew was named the Meridian HS Athlete of the Year in 2010. A couple things I miss about being a kid are: playing night games and toilet paper- ing houses. Favorite Food: Mexican I can’t bear the sound of: squeaking Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin brakes. Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains Favorite Board Game: Risk Mild or Spicy Laugh out Loud or Giggle I can’t stand the smell of: sulfur. Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose My hobbies include: golf, snowboarding, Cake or Icing Plain or Peanut M&Ms hiking, working out and fishing. Morning or Night Small Town or Big City 17 Tyler Stanford 6-2 - LHP - Freshman #18 Grand Junction, Colo.

“Tyler is a mid-year transfer. He is a great addition and should add much-needed depth on the mound.” Coach Walker Tyler Before CSI: Tyler comes to CSI from Grand Junction High School where he played baseball and football. A weird food combination that I love is: He helped his high school team to three league championships mayonaise in scrambled eggs. It makes and a final eight appearance in 2008. them fluffy. As a senior, he earned conference player of the year and was an I would never give up: my cell phone - the all state honorable mention honoree. internet - toilet paper. Favorite Food: Guacamole I can’t bear the sound of: styrofoam. Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: a Mexican restaurant served buffet style. Golden Eagle baseball is: structured and Love to Win or Hate to Lose Sweet or Salty focused. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Chcolate or Vanilla I love the smell of: Febreeze Small Town or Big City Clean Freak or Total Slob Favorite Fruit: Plum Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy Funniest Movie: Caddyshack Stay In or Go Out Social Butterfly or Wallflower My biggest fear is: heights. Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Gary Koopman 6-7 - RHP - R-Freshman #19 Wendell, Idaho

“Gary has come the farthest of anyone on the team. he has a strong desire to improve. If he keeps improving, he will be one of Gary our starters on the weekend.” Coach Walker Before CSI: Gary transferred to CSI from Walla Walla CC where he Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms red-shirted. I wouldn’t be caught dead in: Hot Topic Before WWCC, Gary lettered four years in baseball and two in I would never give up: my cell phone - the basketball at Wendell High School, leading his baseball team to a internet - toilet paper. third-place state finish in 2008. I like: Pop - Rap - Country. As a senior, Gary earned all conference and all district honors in Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: In-N-Out basketball. I can’t stand the smell of: onions. Favorite Food: Pasta I can’t bear the sound of: country music. Favorite Holiday: Christmas One word to describe Golden Eagle Base- ball is: competitive. Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin Favorite Donut: Maple Bar Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains Favorite Pop: Mountain Dew Spender or Saver Leader or Follower Funniest Movie: Dazed and Confused Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose On an airplane, I: chat w/passengers - Cake or Icing Creamy or Crunch Peanut Butter sleep - read. Mild or Spicy Small Town or Big City

18 6-0 - RHP - Cameron Steffey Freshman #20 Puyallup, Wash.

“Cameron is a hard working kid and a team player. He will add depth to our staff.” Coach Walker Cameron Before CSI: Cameron played baseball at Sumner High School, let- tering all four years. One word to describe me is: open. As a freshman, he helped his team to a fourth-place league finish. Favorite Movie Genre: Scary/Horror He followed that up as a sophomore, helping his team to a third- A weird food combination that I love is: place finish. General Tso’s Chicken and mashed pota- His last two years, his team placed second in the league. In toes. 2009, they placed 14th in the state and in 2010, SHS took sixth in Favorite Color: Green the state. Cameron earned first team all league as a senior, posting Other than English, I also know: American a 2.61 ERA with 84 strikeouts to just 16 walks. Sign Language. I love the smell of: ribs. Favorite Holiday: April Fool’s Day I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Casual or Dress Up The best meal of the day is: breakfast Spender or Saver Cake or Icing - lunch - dinner. Small Town or Big City Clean Freak or Total Slob My most prized possession is my: Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy keychain. Stay In or Go Out Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Fruit: Bananas Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Quinn Batt 6-2 - Catcher - Freshman #22 Olympia, Wash

“Quinn is an extremely hard working and responsible man. He will do whatever is asked to help the team.” Coach Walker Quinn Before CSI: Quinn transferred to CSI from Lower Columbia CC where he red-shirted his freshman season. When I was little, I wanted to be a: physical He played his high school baseball at Olympia High School, help- therapist. ing his team to two league championships and one runner-up finish. Now, I want to be: a paramedic. In 2008, his team placed third in the state. In 2009, they took fifth. Favorite Food: Crab Quinn’s senior season, SHS placed 16th in the state tournament. A one-word description of myself is: joyful. As a junior and senior, Quinn earned first team all-league honors Favorite Color: Lime Green and made honorable mention all state his final year. My biggest fear is: heights. Funniest Movie: Step Brothers Interesting Fact: I have met Bruce Cran- dall who was in the Vietnam War and is a recipient of the Medal of Honor. Favorite Website: Facebook Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin My hobbies include: golf. Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains Favorite Vegetable: Carrot Spender or Saver Stay in or Go Out My most prized possession is my: letter- Mild or Spicy Love to Win or Hate to Lose man’s jacket. Cake or Icing Plain or Peanut M&Ms Favorite Pop: Mountain Dew Sweet or Salty Small Town or Big City 19 6-1 - INF - Ben Douglas Sophomore Moose Jaw, #24 Saskatchewan

“Ben is a very good offensive player that will add power from the left side of the plate.” Coach Walker Ben At CSI: Ben earned first team Region 18 honors for his play as a freshman Golden Eagle. He led CSI in hitting with a .378 batting Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Applebee’s average, six home runs and 41 RBI. I would never give up: my cell phone - the Before CSI: Ben Douglas graduated from Vauxhall Baseball Acad- internet - toilet paper. emy in Alberta, Canada. Favorite Food: Pizza Ben played for team Saskatchewan in Canada. I can’t stand the smell of: olives. Favorite Vegetable: Green Beans My hobbies include: video games. Favorite Book: Tunnels of Time One word to describe Golden Eagle Base- ball is: tough. My biggest fear is: snakes. Favorite CSI Instructor: Ken Bingham Love to Win or Hate to Lose Clean Freak or Total Slob I can’t bear the sound of: screeching. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Sweet or Salty Favorite Fruit: Apple Small Town or Big City Leader or Follower I like: Pop Music - Rap Music - Country Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy Music Street Smart or Book Smart Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Donut: Maple Bar Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Tyler Dunnington 6-1 - INF - Sophomore #26 Shelton, Wash.

“Tyler is a tremendous athlete that can play anywhere on the field. He plays hard every pitch of every game. He will be asked to share Tyler closer duties..” Coach Walker Before CSI: Tyler comes to CSI from Skagit Valley College where I can’t stand the smell of: vinegar. he posted a .306 batting average in 33 games. Hidden Talent: I can juggle. Prior to Skagit Valley, Tyler played baseball and basketball at A one word description of myself is: moti- Shelton High School, earning honorable mention all league in 2007, vated. second team all league in 2008 and first team all league in 2010. My favorite motivational saying is: “The His senior season, Tyler hit .546 with 16 RBI, three home runs harder you work, the harder it is to sur- and 14 stolen bases. render.” - Vince Lombardi Favorite Vegetable: Carrots Interesting Fact: I was on the tv show Ex- treme Makeover: Home Edition. Favorite Book: Beyond Belief I love the smell of: bacon. Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin I would never give up: my cell phone - the Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains internet - toilet paper. Spender or Saver Sweet or Salty A weird food combination I love is: chili Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose and macaroni and cheese. Cake or Icing Fruit Smoothie or Milkshake Favorite Food: Pizza Morning or Night Small Town or Big City

20 6-2 - RHP- Dustin Doucette Freshman #27 Bothell, Wash.

“Dustin is a very talented right-handed pitcher. With improved strength, he will have a chance to throw big innings for us..” Dustin Coach Walker Before CSI: Dustin played baseball at Inglemoor High School, helping his team to the district playoffs his junior and senior sea- Favorite Food: Enchiladas sons. I wish someone would invent: a heating He earned honorable mention All Kingco as a junior and second pad inside a glove. team as a senior. Dustin holds the career strike out record with 135. My hobbies include: recreational sports In his two years at Inglemoor, he posted a 9-3 record with a 2.76 and snowboarding. ERA. Interesting Fact: I have broken 13 differ- ent bones. I can’t stand the smell of: seafood. A weird food combination I love is: maca- roni and cheese and hot dogs. Favorite Fruit: Orange I love the smell of the: ocean breeze. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Casual or Dress Up I can’t bear the sound of: crying babies. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Clean Freak or Total Slob Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Cheesecake Small Town or Big City Reality Show or Sitcom Factory Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy Funniest Movie: The Hangover Cake or Icing Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Pop: Sprite Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Justin Wilson 5-11 - LHP - Freshman #28 Chelalis, Wash.

“Justin is a kid that works really hard to improve and will add left- handed depth to our pitching staff.” Coach Walker Justin Before CSI: Justin Wilson led his W.F. West High School team to a Favorite Food: Steak state championship as a junior and a third-place finish in the state My hobbies include: sleeping, hanging out as a senior. with friends and playing basketball. He lettered all four years in baseball and earned all area honors I wouldn’t be caught dead at a: Justin in 2011 as well as being selected to play in the senior all-star game. Bieber concert. Outside of school, Justin played on the Sobe Senior Legion team. Favorite Pizza Toppings: Pepperoni and Sausage Funniest Movie: Dumb and Dumber My biggest fear is: snakes. Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper A one-word description of myself is: dedi- cated. Mild or Spicy Chocolate or Vanilla I would never give up: my cell phone - the Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains internet - toilet paper. Spender or Saver Creamy or Crunch Peanut Butter I like: pop music - rap music - country Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose music. Cake or Icing Fruit Smoothie or Milkshake Favorite Color: Red Sweet or Salty Small Town or Big City

21 6-1 - LHP - Kyle Olason R-Freshman #32 Blaine, Wash.

“Kyle is a very mature and responsible kid that has improved im- mensley. He has a chance to play a key role on our pitching staff.” Kyle Coach Walker Before CSI: Kyle Olason transferred to CSI from the University of Washington where he redshirted his freshman season. Interesting Fact: I have been to eight dif- The pitcher from Blaine High School, led his team to a ninth place ferent countries. finish at state his senior season. Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Jimmy Kyle lettered all four years at BHS, winning the team MVP award Johns as a senior. He was named first team all conference in 2009 and One word to describe Golden Eagle Base- 2010 and first team all state in 2010. ball is: aggressive. Kyle holds the -season home record (6) and Favorite Food: Strawberries record (97) at BHS. I can’t stand the smell of: cabbage. Hidden Talent: I’m a fast swimmer. Favorite Vegetable: Peas A weird food combination I have is: putting BBQ sauce on almost everything. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Clean Freak or Total Slob Favorite Donut: Apple Fritters Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Cake or Icing Favorite Board Game: Cribbage Small Town or Big City Reality Show or Sitcom In an airplane I: chat w/passengers - sleep Tent or Cabin Mild or Spicy - read. Plain or Peanut M&Ms Social Butterfly or Wallflower Funniest Movie: The Hangover Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Beaches or Mountains

Jordan Lane 6-4 - RHP - Sophomore #33 Kamaloope, B.C.

“Jordan is a big strong-armed right-handed pitcher. With added conditioning and experience, he should be a good pitcher in our Jordan league.” Coach Walker Before CSI: A transfer from Central Arizona College, Jordan A one-word description of myself is: awe- pitched in 13 games and 20.2 innings, posting an ERA of 5.66 with some. 18 strikeouts. CAC placed second in the NJCAA World Series. If I could appear on the cover of any maga- Before CAC, Jordan lettered three years in baseball at Norkam zine, it would be: Good Housekeeping. Secondary School. He was part of the provincial championship team Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red Robin in 2007. His team took third at nationals twice - in 2007 and 2008. The greatest invention in my lifetime is the: Gillette Fusion. I can’t stand the smell of: brussel sprouts. Favorite Fruit: Pineapple I can’t bear the sound of: babies. I would never give up: my cell phone - the internet - toilet paper. Reality Show or Sitcom Tent or Cabin My hobbies include: golf and football. Night Light or Completely Dark Beaches or Mountains I like: pop music - rap music - country Spender or Saver Sweet or Salty music. Street Smart or Book Smart Love to Win or Hate to Lose Favorite Food: Chicken Wings Cake or Icing Dreamer or Doer Mild or Spicy Small Town or Big City

22 Topping the Charts NJCAA All-Americans All-Region 18 First Team Steve Caputo 1985 Robert Liese 1973 (Since 1985) Tim Peters 1985 Denny Trammel 1975 Shawn Humberger 1985 Greg Adelsbach 1985, 1986 Mike Munns 1977 Charlie Carter 1985 Vic Valdez 1986 Steve McMannon 1977 Kevin Loftus 1986 Butch Nolan 1989 Rusty McNealy 1978 Bobby Edwards 1986 Stacey Ayers 1989 Marc Sedar 1978 Dave Carter 1987 John Greene 1989 Jim Good 1979 Jeff Moe 1986, 1987 Jesse Torres 1989 Al Romero 1979 Shawn Whalen 1986, 1987 Brendon Peach 1990 Darryl Banks 1980 Erroll Shirer 1987, 1988 Scott Eyre 1991 Trent Ferrin 1981 Billy Satterfield 1987, 1988 Ryan Hall 1991 Clay Carter 1981 Chris Hanks 1987, 1988 Boomer Walker 1991 Bobby Thompson 1982 Don Emery 1988 Dave Mitteis 1991 Mike Robbins 1982 Troy Hymas 1989 Mike Bearnson 1991 Mike Duncan 1983 Steve Cooke 1989, 1990 Jedd Soto 1993 Jeff Schow 1983 Stacy Ayers 1990 Clint Wyrick 1995 Shawn Humberger 1985 Jonas Hamlin 1990 Marty Caldow 1996 Bobby Edwards 1986 John Greene 1990 James Close 1997 Kevin Loftus 1986 Travor Hunter 1991 Nick Gretz 1998 Shawn Whalen 1987 Eric Miller 1991 Mike Gillies 1999 Chris Hanks 1987, 1988 Don Slattery 1991 Jesse Hoorelbeke 1999 Steve Cooke 1990 Duke Dodder 1991 Adam Manley 1999 Eric Miller 1991 John Hayes 1992 Eric Kitchen 2000 Devin Chavez 1994 Derek Robinson 1992 Kody Kirkland 2002 Craig Mosher 1998 Craig Sands 1992, 1993 Derek McNeil 2003 Matt Silvey 1998 Tom Walker 1993 Mitch Stachowsky 2004 Nate Bumstead 2002 Nate Tebbs 1993 Brandon Christiansen 2004 Christian Colonel 2002 Devin Chavez 1993 Eric Cattoni 2004, 2005 Todd Privett 2006 Cody Winget 1993 Jeff Vickers 2005 Grant Kveder 2007 Erik Highland 1995 Ken Fuglerud 2005 Tyler Chism 2009 Brandon Duckworth 1996 Tony Altavilla 2007 Aaron Bond 1996, 1997 Jason Oatman 2007 NJCAA National Tournament Chris Gillette 1997 Justin Jensen 2008 MVP Matt Silvey 1997, 1998 Garrett Wolff 2008 Shell Scott 1984 James Close 1998 Jed Hansen 2008 Chris Hanks 1988 Craig Mosher 1998 Tyler Chism 2008 Graig Merritt 1998 Jason Oatman 2008 NJCAA National Cameron Reimers 1999 Tyler Curtis 2009 All-Tournament Team Kevin Sytko 2000 Casey Lish 2010 Bob DePasquele 1975 Christian Colonel 2001 Parker Webster 2011 Bobby Edwards 1984 Sidney de Jong 2001 Jeff Schow 1984 Nate Bumstead 2002 All-Region 18 Honorable Blake Jensen 1984 Christian Colonel 2002 Mention Scott Shell 1984 Kris Welker 2003 (Since 1989) Kevin Loftus 1986 John Hurd 2003 Brendon Peach 1989 Bill Moeller 1988 Jeremy Thomas 2004 Tom Cheek 1989 Erroll Shirer 1988 Troy Grundy 2005 Ben Johnston 1999 Lance Leiter 1988 Jeff Vickers 2006 Michael Wesner 2010 Chris Hanks 1988 Ken Fuglerud 2006 Blake Liveley 2010 Todd Privett 2006 Parker Morin 2010 Big Stick Award Nik Gumeson 2007 Tyler Vavra 2010 Marc Sedar 1978 Grant Kveder 2007 Ryan Cooperstone 2011 Devin Chavez 1994 Trent Johnson 2007 Travis Huber 2011 Matt Silvey 1998 Tyler Chism 2009 Sam Armstrong 2009 Region 18 NJCAA National Coach of the Ryan Lay 2010 Player of the Year Year Mike Renner 2010 Tyler Chism 2009 Jim Walker 1984 Ben Douglas 2011 Parker Morin 2011 Region 18 Defensive Region 18 Coach of the Year Chase Harris 2011 Player of the Year Jim Walker 1972, 1973, 1975, 1978, Paul Schaak 2011 Tom Meyers 2002 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, Jordan Daley 2006 1987, 1988, 1993, 2002, All-Region 18 Second Team Boomer Walker 1999 (Since 1985) Region 18 Reliever of the Year Kevin Loftus 1985 Tyler Duffin 2010 23 2011 Stats and Region Standings CSI Overall 2011 Record: 34-22 Region 18 2011 Record: 24-16

SB Player Games AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SO BB HP SAC OB% E /SBA AVG. SLG% Tyler McCarty 13 35 7 14 9 2 1 0 18 6 3 1 0 .462 0 3/4 .400 .514 Ben Douglas 54 164 33 62 41 14 0 6 94 20 27 3 4 .465 5 1/1 .378 .573 Parker Morrin 55 191 34 71 41 14 4 3 102 11 16 2 6 .416 3 4/8 .372 .534 Ryan Cooperstone 42 142 35 50 13 8 3 0 64 15 23 2 6 .446 16 4/5 .352 .451 Chase Harris 57 185 43 60 36 16 4 5 99 16 18 8 1 .406 8 13/15 .324 .535 Blake Lively 51 149 27 48 29 9 4 0 65 27 23 2 12 .415 14 2/4 .322 .436 Luke Miller 31 66 8 18 7 4 0 0 22 12 8 2 2 .364 1 0/1 .273 .333 Parker Webster 56 173 38 47 35 8 4 5 78 27 18 9 4 .366 1 8/12 .272 .451 Chris Kerns 6 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 .250 0 0/0 .250 .250 Kendal Maier 51 148 17 35 22 10 1 1 50 31 12 3 1 .307 9 1/2 .236 .338 Andre Ashton 52 139 34 31 19 1 0 0 32 27 25 8 3 .372 2 5/5 .223 .230 Christian Snuffer 26 38 5 8 7 2 0 0 10 10 11 1 2 .400 4 3/4 .211 .263 Vincent Giron 31 51 6 40 6 1 0 1 14 12 2 2 3 .241 0 0/0 .196 .275 JC Paquin 19 51 5 9 9 1 0 1 13 14 5 0 2 .241 1 0/0 .176 .255 Andrew Freter 46 91 17 16 9 2 1 1 23 31 11 5 4 .296 5 4/4 .176 .253 Mike Renner 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0/0 .000 .000 Devon Austin 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 56 1635 318 482 284 92 22 23 687 260 202 48 50 .384 76 48/65 .295 .420 Opponents 56 1508 223 365 185 74 22 15 528 355 149 33 44 .322 94 63/97 .242 .350

Pitching Player APP IP H R ER BB SO ERA W L Saves Trey Mohammed 5 15.1 13 5 3 3 9 1.76 1 0 0 Cody White 17 20.1 8 6 5 8 10 2.21 1 1 0 Brandon Petite 14 18.1 18 9 6 7 13 2.95 0 0 2 Mike Renner 13 78.0 67 34 27 12 75 3.12 6 5 0 Paul Schaak 12 44.1 43 22 17 10 24 3.45 6 1 0 Travis Huber 14 57.2 51 30 24 24 51 3.75 6 3 2 Edgard Burgos 10 16.1 14 11 7 9 13 3.86 0 0 0 Tyler Vavra 19 60.1 49 38 26 20 61 3.88 6 4 1 Caleb Olsen 9 21.2 24 14 11 19 16 4.57 3 0 0 Chris Kerns 17 49.1 44 32 27 23 52 4.93 4 4 2 Tyler Duffin 21 27.0 34 22 21 14 31 7.00 1 4 1

Totals 56 408.2 365 223 174 149 355 3.83 34 22 8 Opponents 56 406.1 482 318 242 202 260 5.36 22 34 12

SWAC Overall 2011 2011

SWAC Teams Wins Losses Pct. Wins Losses Pct.

Western Nevada 37 3 .925 46 14 .767 Salt Lake CC 28 12 .700 47 14 .770 College of Southern Idaho 24 16 .600 34 22 .607 College of Southern Nevada 20 20 .500 32 27 .542 USU-Eastern Utah 9 31 .225 21 41 .339 Colorado Northwestern CC 2 38 .050 3 48 .067

24 2011 Baseball Leaders 2011 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat Leaders Batting Leaders Ben Douglas ...... 6th (14) Wins Batting Average Parker Morin ...... 6th (14) Paul Schaak ...... 9th (6) Ben Douglas ...... 2nd (.378) Travis Huber ...... 9th (6) Parker Morin ...... 4th (.372) Stolen Bases Tyler Vavra ...... 9th (6) Ryan Cooperstone ...... 8th (.352) Chase Harris ...... 11th (13) Mike Renner ...... 9th (6)

Hits Pitching Leaders Saves Parker Morin ...... 2nd (71) Opposing Batting Average Brandon Petite ...... 7th (2) Ben Douglas ...... 7th (62) Cody White ...... 1st (.121) Chris Kerns ...... 7th (2) Tyler Vavra ...... 11th (.221) Travis Huber ...... 7th (2) Runs Scored Chase Harris ...... 9th (43) Strike Outs Fielding Leaders Mike Renner ...... 3rd (75) Fielding Percentage Runs Batted In Tyler Vavra ...... 11th (61) Vincent Giron ...... 1st (1.000) Parker Morin ...... 7th (41) Parker Morin ...... 13th (.991) Ben Douglas ...... 7th (41) Cody White ...... 6th (2.21) Assists Doubles Mike Renner ...... 12th (3.12) Kendall Maier ...... 6th (105) Chase Harris ...... 3rd (15) 2011 Region 18 Team Stat Leaders All Games Batting Average Runs Batted In Stolen Bases SLCC...... 1st (.308) SLCC...... 1st (378) SLCC...... 1st (116) CSI ...... 2nd (.294) WNC ...... 2nd (336) WNC ...... 2nd (113) WNC ...... 3rd (.285) CSN ...... 3rd (321) USU-Eastern ...... 3rd (91)

Hits Home Runs Earned Run Average SLCC...... 1st (543) WNC ...... 1st (39) SLCC...... 1st (3.16) WNC ...... 2nd (485) CSN ...... 1st (39) WNC ...... 2nd (3.45) CSI ...... 3rd (481) USU-Eastern ...... 3rd (33) CSI ...... 3rd (3.83)

On Base Percentage Runs Scored Opposing Batting Average SLCC...... 1st (.401) SLCC...... 1st (440) SLCC...... 1st (.225) WNC ...... 2nd (.400) WNC ...... 2nd (385) WNC ...... 2nd (.240) CSN ...... 3rd (.394) CSN ...... 3rd (359) CSI ...... 3rd (.243) 2011 Final CSI Category Leaders Pitching Leaders Batting Leaders On Base Percentage Earned Run Avg. Batting Average Ben Douglas ...... 1st (.465) Cody White ...... 1st (2.21) Tyler McCarty ...... 1st (.400) Tyler McCarty ...... 2nd (.462) Brandon Petite ...... 2nd (2.95) Ben Douglas ...... 2nd (.378) Ryan Cooperstone ...... 3rd (.446) Mike Renner ...... 3rd (3.12) Parker Morin ...... 3rd (.372) Runs Batted In Wins Slugging Pct. Ben Douglas ...... 1st (41) Paul Schaak ...... 1st (6) Ben Douglas ...... 1st (.573) Parker Morin ...... 1st (41) Travis Huber ...... 1st (6) Chase Harris ...... 2nd (.535) Chase Harris ...... 3rd (36) Tyler Vavra ...... 1st (6) Parker Morin ...... 3rd (.534) Parker Webster ...... 4th (35) Mike Renner ...... 1st (6) Hits Home Runs Opposing Bat Average Parker Morin ...... 1st (71) Ben Douglas ...... 1st (6) Cody White ...... 1st (.121) Ben Douglas ...... 2nd (62) Chase Harris ...... 2nd (5) Tyler Vavra ...... 2nd (.218) Chase Harris ...... 3rd (60) Parker Webster ...... 2nd (5) Mike Renner ...... 3rd (.235) Parker Morin ...... 4th (3) Stolen Bases Strike Outs Chase Harris ...... 1st (13) Runs Scored Mike Renner ...... 1st (75) Parker Webster ...... 2nd (8) Chase Harris ...... 1st (43) Tyler Vavra ...... 2nd (61) Andre Ashton ...... 3rd (5) Parker Webster ...... 2nd (38) Chris Kerns ...... 3rd (52) Ryan Cooperstone ...... 3rd (35) 25 2011 Baseball Results Overall Record: 34-22 Region 18 Record: 24-16

Date Opponent Result Score Site Feb. 5 Gateway CC L 7-5 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 6 South Mountain CC W 3-1 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 6 South Mountain CC L 10-3 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 7 Gateway CC W 7-1 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 8 Scottsdale CC W 10-9 Scottsdale, Ariz. Feb. 9 Paradise Valley CC L 4-3 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 10 Phoenix College W 8-2 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 10 Phoenix College-1 W 4-0 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 10 Phoenix College-2 L 10-7 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 24 Prairie BB Academy W 5-3 Twin Falls, Idaho March 4 College of Eastern Utah-1 W 9-1 Price, Utah March 4 College of Eastern Utah-2 W 13-1 Price, Utah March 5 College of Eastern Utah-1 W 9-2 Price, Utah March 5 College of Eastern Utah-2 W 8-1 Price, Utah March 11 College of Southern Nevada-1 W 4-1 Henderson, Nev. March 11 College of Southern Nevada-2 L 4-2 Henderson, Nev. March 12 College of Southern Nevada-1 W 3-1 Henderson, Nev. March 12 College of Southern Nevada-2 W 11-0 Henderson, Nev. March 14 Dawson CC-1 W 7-0 Twin Falls, Idaho March 14 Dawson CC-2 W 5-3 Twin Falls, Idaho March 18 Salt Lake CC-1 L 5-4 Salt Lake City, Utah March 18 Salt Lake CC-2 L 3-2 Salt Lake City, Utah March 19 Salt Lake CC-1 L 8-5 Salt Lake City, Utah March 19 Salt Lake CC-2 W 13-7 Salt Lake City, Utah March 25 Western Nevada College-1 L 3-1 Twin Falls, Idaho March 25 Western Nevada College-2 L 6-5 Twin Falls, Idaho March 26 Western Nevada College-1 L 6-4 Twin Falls, Idaho March 26 Western Nevada College-2 L 4-2 Twin Falls, Idaho April 1 Colorado Northwestern CC-1 W 4-3 Twin Falls, Idaho April 1 Colorado Northwestern CC-2 W 7-2 Twin Falls, Idaho April 1 Colorado Northwestern CC-3 W 4-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 2 Colorado Northwestern CC W 4-2 Twin Falls, Idaho April 8 College of Eastern Utah-1 L 4-1 Twin Falls, Idaho April 8 College of Eastern Utah-2 W 7-6 Twin Falls, Idaho April 9 College of Eastern Utah-1 W 7-6 Twin Falls, Idaho April 9 College of Eastern Utah-2 W 9-2 Twin Falls, Idaho April 15 College of Southern Nevada-1 W 3-2 Twin Falls, Idaho April 15 College of Southern Nevada-2 L 9-6 Twin Falls, Idaho April 16 College of Southern Nevada-1 W 6-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 16 College of Southern Nevada-2 L 3-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 22 Salt Lake City CC-1 W 1-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 22 Salt Lake City CC-2 L 7-4 Twin Falls, Idaho April 23 Salt Lake City CC-1 W 6-5 Twin Falls, Idaho April 23 Salt Lake City CC-2 W 8-7 Twin Falls, Idaho April 29 Western Nevada College-1 L 8-6 Carson City, Nev. April 29 Western Nevada College-2 L 6-2 Carson City, Nev. April 30 Western Nevada College-1 L 12-2 Carson City, Nev. April 30 Western Nevada College-2 L 3-2 Carson City, Nev. May 6 Colorado Northwestern CC-1 W 10-3 Rangely, Colo. May 6 Colorado Northwestern CC-2 W 15-5 Rangely, Colo. May 7 Colorado Northwestern CC-1 W 10-2 Rangely, Colo. May 7 Colorado Northwestern CC-2 W 10-0 Rangely. Colo. Region 18 Tournament May 11 Colorado Northwestern CC W 4-3 Carson City, Nev. May 12 Salt Lake City CC L 10-5 Carson City, Nev. May 12 College of Eastern Utah W 10-2 Carson City, Nev. May 13 Salt Lake City CC L 8-3 Carson City, Nev.

26 2012 Baseball Schedule

Day Date Opponent Time Games Place Fri.-Sun. Jan. 27-29 Border Battle Tourney Henderson, Nev. Fri. Jan. 27 Yavapai 1 p.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Fri. Jan. 27 Arizona Western 6 p.m. 1 Las Vegas, Nev. Sat. Jan. 28 Cochise 9 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sun. Jan. 29 Cochise 10 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Wed Feb. 1 Northeastern Colorado 6 p.m. 1 Las Vegas, Nev. Thurs.-Sat. Feb. 2-4 Coyote Classic Henderson, Nev. Thurs. Feb. 2 Northeastern 10 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Thurs. Feb. 2 Pima CC 2 p.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Fri. Feb. 3 Scottsdale CC 10 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sat. Feb. 4 Scottsdale CC 10 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Fri-Sun. Feb. 17-19 Coyote Slugout Henderson, Nev. Fri. Feb. 17 Okanagan 10 a.m.. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sat. Feb. 18 Okanagan 10 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sat. Feb. 18 Prairie View 2 p.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sun. Feb. 19 Prairie View 10 a.m. 1 Henderson, Nev. Sat. Feb. 25 Utah State Club Team Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. March 2 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Price, Utah Sat. March 3 College of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Price, Utah Fri. March 9 College of Southern Nevada 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. March 10 College of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. March 16 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. March 17 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. March 23 Western Nevada College 1 p.m. 2 Carson City, Nev. Sat. March 24 Western Nevada College Noon 2 Carson City, Nev. Fri. March 30 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Rangely, Colo. Sat. March 31 Colorado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Rangely, Colo. Fri. April 6 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. April 7 College of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. April 13 College of Southern Nevada 1 p.m. 2 Henderson, Nev. Sat. April 14 College of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Henderson, Nev. Fri. April 20 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Sat. April 21 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Fri. April 27 Western Nevada College 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. April 28 Western Nevada College Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. May 4 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. May 5 Colorado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Wed.-Sat. May 9-12 Region 18 Tournament Henderson, Nev. Thur-Sat. May 17-19 District Playoff TBA Sat.-Sat. May 26-June2 NJCAA JUCO World Series Grand Junction, Colo.

27 They Come for the Tradition They Leave as a Part of It

CSI baseball Brandon Duckworth players drafted or signed professionally

Roger Bills, California Angels Tim Mueller, Mike Stover, California Angels Lee Cline, Kansas City Royals Scott Job, Milwaukee Brewers 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 Photo Courtesy Bobby Thompson, Kansas City Royals Tracy Poulson, New York Yankees Tim McMannon, New York Mets Darrell Frater, San Francisco Giants Scott Russell, Greg Steffanich, Phil Braase, Oakland A’s Shawn Whalen, San Diego Padres Tim Rogers, Brad Brooks, Minnesota Twins Mike Duncan, Oakland A’s Tony Mortenson, San Diego Padres Lynn Van Every, San Diego Padres John Nessmith, San Francisco Giants Scott Eyre, S.F. Giants Jack Estes, Oakland A’s Mike Munns, Pittsburgh Pirates Dave Carter, Montreal Expos Shell Scott, New York Yankees Brian Avram, St. Louis Cardinals Jeff Schow, San Francisco Giants Jonas Hamlin, St. Louis Cardinals Tim Peters, Montreal Expos Traver Hunter, Chicago Cubs Greg Adelsbach, Montreal Expos Eric Miller, St. Louis Cardinals Jeff Moe, Cincinnati Reds Don Slattery, St. Louis Cardinals Chris Hanks, Boston Red Sox Chad Richardson, Chicago Cubs Bobby Maitia, Derek Robinson, St. Louis Cardinals Jesse Torres, Pittsburgh Pirates Mike Harms, John Braase, Jason Stupello, St. Louis Cardinals Bobby Edwards, Salt Lake Trappers Troy Doezie, Minnesota Twins Steve Cooke, Pittsburgh Pirates Pat Flury, San Diego Padres Cory Elston, Cleveland Indians Nate Tebbs, Boston Red Sox 28 Continuing Success Jeremy Satterfield, Toronto Blue Jays Christian Colonel, Sean Garman, St. Louis Cardinals John Hurd, Kumandae Miller, Mitch Woolf, Chicago White Sox Aaron Bond, Mitch Stachowsky, Boston Red Sox Bryan Gallagher, Oakland A’s Troy Grundy, Los Angeles Dodgers Brandon Duckworth, Philadelphia Phillies Shawn Loglisci, L.A. Dodgers Dion Washington, New York Yankees Todd Privett, New York Mets Craig Mosher, Texas Rangers Nick Carr, New York Mets Cameron Reimers, Toronto Blue Jays Shay Conder, New York Mets Adam Manley, New York Yankees Adam Urnberg, Baltimore Orioles Joey Clark, Montreal Expos Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays Dale Devereaux, San Diego Padres James Wallace, Florida Marlins Shaun Rudi, Texas Rangers Jordan Latham, Chicago Cubs Eric Kitchen, Oakland A’s Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays Toby Barnett, Montreal Expos Tyler Gilder, Philadelphia Phillies Jason Cierlik, Kansas City Royals Lionel Morrill, Minnesota Twins Andy Myette, Texas Rangers Tyler Curtis, Florida Marlins Nate Bumstead, Detroit Tigers Dale Anderson, Texas Rangers Kris Welker, Chicago White Sox Travis Huber, Florida Marlins Kody Kirkland, Pittsburgh Pirates Brandon Petite, Minnesota Twins Maurice Powell, Minnesota Twins Travis Huber, Florida Marlins

Scott Eyre Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies (pitched in )

Photo Courtesy of Chicago Cubs/Stephen Green Photo

29 CSI Baseball players who moved on to 4-year universities and colleges

Andy Gonzales, Southern Utah Jake Anders, Lewis/Clark Bobby Jenco, Albertson College Craig Sands, Vanderbilt Hank Crosby, UNLV Curtis Hall, Univ. of Utah Mike Zandt, Mesa St. Devin Chavez, Lewis Clark SC Tommy Walker, Lewis Clark SC Jedd Soto, NE Louisiana Univ. Brian Keswick, NE Louisiana Univ. Craig Peck, Albertson College Christian Nickum, Lewis Clark SC Matt Horner, E. Oregon Darrin Schorr, Azusa Pacific Art Dillahay, Univ. of Houston Brandon Duckworth, Cal St. Fullerton Josh Hegsted, Albertson College Erik Highland, Sacramento St. John Lampshire, Mesa St. Tony Pezely, Northwestern St. Chris Starbuck, Western Oregon Mike Young, Mesa St. Chris Gillette, UNLV Larry Panaro, Azusa Pacific Nate Forbush, Univ. of Utah Kevin Kimball, Northern Colo. Slubby Bennalley, Eastern N.M. Tim Stadelmeir, Concordia James Close, UNLV David Finney, Cal Poly Pomona Nick Gretz, South Alabama Brandon Christiansen Graig Merritt, Chico St. Matt Silvey, South Alabama Brigham Young University Matt MacLeod, Cal State Northridge Justin Nakaishi, Washington St. Nick Stelzner, Lewis Clark SC Reid Wildeman, Univ. of B.C. Toby Dart, Chico St. Craig Mosher, Univ. of Florida Adam Manley, UNLV Brad Maloff, UNLV

Lars Hovey, Vanderbilt Nate Bumstead Jeff Schow, Texas A&M Mike Duncan, Univ. of Nebraska Detroit Tigers Lynn Van Every, Arkansas Gary Krumm, Briar Cliff Louisiana State University Jim Kotkas, Southern Utah Game one pitcher in College World Blake Jensen, BYU Matt Harr, Briar Cliff Series in 2003 and 2004 Kevin Loftus, UNLV Tim Peters, Arkansas Bobby Maitia, UNLV Steve Caputo, Tennessee Steve Birens, Arizona State Tony Mortensen, Fresno St. Dave Carter, UNLV Bob Edwards, Arkansas Billy Satterfield, Fresno St. Erroll Shirer, Univ. of Iowa Jim Tejcek, Univ. of Arkansas Don Emery, Univ. of Utah Tom Cheek, Univ. of San Diego Lonnie Reiber, UNLV John Hayes, Albertson College Stacey Ayers, Oregon State Paul Murphy, Briar Cliff Troy Hymas, Univ. of Utah Brendon Peach, Metro State Sean Hicks, Univ. of New Orleans Dave Mitteis, Texas - Arlington Mark Keele, Bellevue, Nebraska Traver Hunter, Oklahoma State Dan Poulton, Univ. of Utah Shane Warenski, Univ. of Utah Cody Winget, Univ. of Nebraska Boomer Walker, NE Lousiana Univ. Pat McGruder, Univ. of Utah Duke Dodder, Cal-Poly SLO Ryan Hall, BYU 30 Nick Aiello, University of Nevada-Reno Mike Gillies, University of Nevada-Reno Sam Hess, Gonzaga University Jesse Hoorelbeke, NE Louisiana Univ. Continuing Success Casey Nelson, Concordia University J.P. Candelaria, Concordia University Josh Gold, University of Illinois Dan Clements, Mesa State College Joey Clark, University of New Mexico Tyler Hasbrouck, Coastal Carolina Adrian Thomas, Washington State Nick Bullen, Lewis Clark SC Andy Gretz, St. Cloud St. 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 Wolfram, 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 Christian Colonel Levi Shumway, University of North Alabama Zack Aakhus, Vanguard University Texas Tech University Hector Martinez, UMet University Colorado Rockies 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 Tony Altavilla, University of Illinois - Chicago Grant Vickers, Mesa State University Grant Kveder, Gonzaga Brad Mady, Mesa State University Nik Gumeson, Lamar University James Wallace, Abilene Christian Matt Deacon, Univ. of Rhode Island Jed Hanson, Univ. of Nebraska Jake Draeger, Metro State Jason Oatman, Univ. of New Mexico Grant Kveder Justin Smith, Utah Valley University Cameron Cushing, Dixie State College Gonzaga University Justin Jensen, Dixie State College Tyler Chism, Gonzaga University Trent Johnson, University of Utah Andy Fox, Univ. of Central Arkansas Sam Armstrong, Utah Valley University Tyler Barret, Lewis Clark State College Garret Wolff, Univ. of Texas Permian Basin Alex Hancock, Brigham Young University Tanner Craswell, Prairie Baseball Academy Remington Pullin, UNLV Casey Lish, West Texas A&M Dale Anderson, Seton Hall Michael Wesner, North Florida Lionel Morrill, Grambling University Preston Olson, Utah Valley University Parker Morin, University of Utah Ryan Cooperstone, University of Utah Blake Lively, Western Oregon Mike Renner, North Florida Travis Huber, University of Nebraska Chris Kearns, Utah Valley University Caleb Olson, LSU - Shreveport Tyler Duffin, Lewis Clark State College Brian Petite, Prairie Baseball Academy Paul Schaak, Eastern Michigan 31 Tyler Vavra, Eastern Michigan 2011 Year by Year Leaders Record: 34-22 Team ERA: 3.83 Team BA: .295 Team BA: .295 ERA: 1.37 (John Hurd) ERA: 2.21 (Cody White) Ks: 63 (Mitch Woolf) Ks: 74 (Mike Renner) Victories: 9 (Ryan Davis) Victories: 6 (Renner, Paul Schaak, Travis Huber, BA: .386 (Derek McNeil) Tyler Vavra) HRs: 1 (Welker/Stachowsky/VanElderen) BA: .378 (Ben Douglas) RBIs 35 (Casey Oliver) HRs: 6 (Ben Douglas) SBs 14 (John Hurd) RBIs: 41 (Douglas and Parker Morin) SBs: 13 (Chase Harris) 2002 Record: 41-16 2010 Team ERA: 2.96 Record: 37-22 Team BA: .291 Team ERA: 2.63 ERA: 1.78 (Maurice Powell) Team BA: .277 Ks: 104 (Nate Bumstead) ERA: 1.06 (Tyler Duffin) Victories: 13 (Nate Bumstead) Ks: 76 (Mike Renner) BA: .390 (Christian Colonel) Victories: 10 (Casey Lish) HRs: 9 (Christian Colonel) BA: .369 (Ryan Lay) RBIs 50 (Christian Colonel) HRs: 3 (Lionel Morrill) SBs 15 (Colonel/Kody Kirkland) RBIs: 44 (Michael Wesner) SBs: 37 (Ryan Lay) 2001 Record: 36-23 2009 Team ERA: 3.83 Record: 33-26 Team BA: .295 Team ERA: 4.79 ERA: 3.00 (Craig Kilshaw) Team BA: .301 Ks: 83 (Brad Burrow) ERA: 2.86 (Sam Armstrong) Victories: 7 (Nick Parker/Burrow) Ks: 80 (Tyler Curtis) BA: .358 (Sidney de Jong) Victories: 9 (Tyler Curtis) HRs: 3 (Jeremy Barnes) BA: .396 (Tyler Chism) RBIs: 42 (Kevin Sytko) HRs: 7 (Tyler Chism) SBs: 23 (Tom Myers) RBIs: 55 (Tyler Chism) SBs: 24 (Ryan Lay) 2000 Record: 32-24 2008 Team ERA: 4.76 Record: 31-28 Team BA: .289 Team ERA: 4.08 ERA: 2.47 (Andy Gretz) Team BA: .257 K’s: 69 (Dan Clement) ERA: 2.22 (Jake Draeger) Victories: 8 (Joey Clark) Ks: 100 (Justin Smith) BA: .344 (Kevin Sytko) Victories: 7 (Jason Oatman) HR’s: 6 (Adrian Thomas) BA: .326 (Victor Spencer) RBI’s: 43 (Kevin Sytko) HRs: 3 (Tyler Chism) SB’s: 19 (Nick Bullen) RBIs: 38 (Jed Hanson) SBs: 20 (Tyler Chism) 1999 Record: 39-16 2007 Team ERA: 6.01 Record: 40-17 Team BA: .374 Team ERA: 2.71 ERA: 4.08 (Nick Aiello) Team BA: .280 Ks: 80 (Cameron Reimers) ERA: 1.30 (Trent Johnson) Victories: 10 (Cameron Reimers) Ks: 66 (Jordan Latham) BA: .462 (Dan Clement) Victories: 9 (Jordan Latham) HRs: 20 (Adam Manley) BA: .354 (Grant Kveder) RBIs: 73 (Adam Manley) HRs: 5 (Nik Gumeson) SBs: 16 (Casey Nelson, Brad Maloff) RBIs: 42 (Nik Gumeson) SBs: 33 (Grant Kveder) 1998 Record: 47-11 2006 Team ERA: 5.23 Record: 41-19 Team BA: .365 Team ERA: 2.41 ERA: 2.76 (Craig Mosher) Team BA .280 Ks: 86 (Craig Mosher) ERA: 0.92 (Todd Privett) Victories: 12 (Craig Mosher) Ks: 84 (Todd Privett) BA: .479 (Matt Silvey) Victories: 8 (Adam Urnberg) HRs: 20 (Nick Gretz) BA: .391 (Ken Fuglerud) RBIs: 80 (Nick Gretz) HRs: 3 (Mike Grifin) SBs: 30 (Casey Nelson, James Close) RBIs: 30 (Jordan Daley) SBs: 19 (Ken Fuglerud) 1997 Record: 39-18 2005 Team ERA: 5.64 Record: 29-27 Team BA: .330 Team ERA: 3.91 ERA: 3.04 (Aaron Bond) Team BA: .281 Ks: 146 (Aaron Bond) ERA: 1.44 (Arin Formanek) Victories: 8 (Aaron Bond) Ks: 85 (Troy Grundy) BA: .415 (Matt Silvey) Victories: 8 (Troy Grundy) HRs: 8 (Chris Gillette) BA: .319 (Anthony Jones) RBIs: 55 (Chris Gillette) HRs: 2 (Anthony Jones, Jeff Vickers) SBs: 34 (James Close) RBIs: 26 (Jeff Vickers) SBs: 19 (Eric Cattoni) 1996 Record: 32-21 2004 Team ERA: 3.73 Record: 36-24-1 Team BA: .317 Team ERA: 3.10 ERA: 2.26 (Mike Young) Team BA: .267 Ks: 72 (Aaron Bond) ERA: 0.73 (Charlie Strandlund) Victories: 7 (Mike Young) Ks: 85 (Mitch Woolf) BA: .393 (Brandon Duckworth) Victories: 9 (Mitch Woolf) HRs: 8 (Brandon Duckworth) BA: .333 (Eric Cattoni) RBIs: 62 (Brandon Duckworth) HRs: 6 (Sean VanElderen) SBs: 23 (Chris Starbuck) RBIs: 37 (VanElderen/Jeremy Thomas) SBs: 20 (Eric Cattoni) 1995 Record: 30-28 2003 Team ERA: 5.16 Record: 34-18 Team BA: .304 Team ERA: 3.21 ERA: 3.17 (Rob Vael) 32 Ks: 64 (Art Dillahay) Year by Year Leaders Victories: 8 (Art Dillahay) BA: .391 (Brandon Duckworth) RBIs: 84 (Chris Hanks) HRs: 10 (Trevor Davis) SBs: 16 (Erroll Shirer) RBIs: 44 (Trevor Davis) SBs: 22 (Clint Wyrick) 1986 Record: 37-12 1994 Team ERA: 2.61 Record: 42-14 Team BA: .307 Team ERA: 3.8 ERA: 1.90 (Bobby Edwards) Team BA: .345 Ks: 86 (Bobby Edwards) ERA: 2.39 (Jedd Soto) Victories: 8 (Jason Adkins) Ks: 89 (Pat Flury) BA: .412 (Kevin Loftus) Victories: 9 (Christian Nickum) HRs: 15 (Kevin Loftus) BA: .472 (Devin Chavez) RBIs: 65 (Kevin Loftus) HRs: 12 (Brian Keswick) SBs: 10 (Rob Revoy) RBIs: 71 (Devin Chavez) SBs: 27 (Tyrone Brown) 1985 Record: 32-17 1993 Team ERA: 4.15 Record: 42-14 Team BA: .335 Team ERA: 3.62 ERA: 2.36 (Tim Peters) Team BA: .377 Ks: 78 (Tim Peters) ERA: 2.00 (Cody Winget) Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) Ks: 68 (Cody Winget) BA: .392 (Kevin Loftus) Victories: 7 (Jedd Soto) HRs: 24 (Kevin Loftus) BA: .466 (Devin Chavez) RBIs: 82 (Kevin Loftus) HRs: 16 (Tommy Walker) SBs: 15 (Billy Roberts) RBIs: 73 (Tommy Walker) SBs: 10 (Nate Tebbs) 1984 Record: 48-11 1992 Team ERA: 3.95 Record: 35-21 Team BA: .336 Team ERA: 3.00 ERA: 2.15 (Tim Peters) Team BA: . 324 Ks: 68 (Tim Peters) ERA: 1.95 (John Hayes) Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) Ks: 46 (Jason Fuller) BA: .419 (Jeff Schow) Victories: 9 (John Hayes) HRs: 16 (Shell Scott) BA: .446 (Derek Robinson) RBIs: 65 (Jeff Schow) HRs: 7 (Mike Bearnson) SBs: 30 (Jeff Schow) RBIs: 47 (Derek Robinson) SBs: 19 (Nate Tebbs) 1983 Record: 34-7 1991 Team ERA: 4.42 Record: 33-10 Team BA: .356 Team ERA: 2.28 ERA: 2.93 (Steve Clements) Team BA: .302 Ks: 66 (Steve Clements) ERA: .995 (Eric Miller) Victories: 8 (Steve Clements) Ks: 83 (Scott Eyre) BA: .448 (Mike Duncan) Victories: 8 (Eric Miller) HRs: 9 (Jeff Schow) BA: .396 (Don Slattery) RBIs: 45 (Mike Duncan) HRs: 9 (Ryan Hall) SBs: 29 (Jeff Schow) RBIs: 44 (Mike Bearnson) SBs: 13 (Bobby Jenco) 1982 Record: 30-6 1990 Team ERA: 2.94 Record: 38-18 Team BA: .342 Team ERA: 3.80 ERA: 1.74 (Scott Troester) Team BA: .336 Ks: 38 (Greg Steffanich) ERA: 1.92 (Steve Cooke) Victories: 6 (Scott Troester) Ks: 93 (Steve Cooke) BA: .433 (Bobby Thompson) Victories: 11 (Steve Cooke) HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) BA: .432 (Stacey Ayers) RBIs: 30 (Marc Barbagelata) HRs: 8 (Jonas Hamlin) SBs: 19 (Marc Barbagelata) RBIs: 52 (Jonas Hamlin) SBs: 13 (John Greene) 1981 Record: 31-8 1989 Team ERA: 2.74 Record: 23-14 Team BA: .321 Team ERA: 3.01 ERA: 1.54 (Trent Ferrin) Team BA: .307 Ks: 62 (Trent Ferrin) ERA: 1.78 (Steve Cooke) Victories: 8 (Trent Ferrin) Ks: 72 (Steve Cooke) BA: .390 (John Maldonado) Victories: 7 (Tom Cheek) HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) BA: .350 (Jesse Torres) RBIs: 40 (Tim McMannon) HRs: 4 (Jesse Torres) SBs: 20 (John Maldonado) RBIs: 32 (John Greene) SBs: 13 (Kent Schow) 1980 Record: 20-19 1988 Team ERA: 3.38 Record: 45-15 Team BA: .312 Team ERA: 3.11 ERA: 2.32 (Darryl Banks) Team BA: .335 Ks: 54 (Darryl Banks) ERA: 2.08 (Corby Schroeder) Victories: 8 (Darryl Banks) Ks: 61 (Don Emery) BA: .407 (John Hughes) Victories: 10 (Don Emery) HRs: 8 (John Hughes) BA: .429 (Erroll Shirer) RBIs: 39 (John Hughes) HRs: 18 (Chris Hanks) SBs: 6 (Andrew Barbee) RBIs: 76 (Chris Hanks) SBs: 36 (Erroll Shirer) 1979 Record: 34-9 1987 Team ERA: 2.77 Record: 40-18 Team BA: .308 Team ERA: 3.86 ERA: 1.95 (Lee Cline) Team BA: .358 Ks: 65 (Lee Cline) ERA: 2.42 (John Braase) Victories: 8 (Lee Cline) Ks: 66 (John Braase) BA: .360 (Rocco Zendano) Victories: 9 (Dave Carter) HRs: 18 (Jim Good) BA: .467 (Chris Hanks) RBIs: 72 (Jim Good) HRs: 26 (Chris Hanks) SBs: 24 (Rocco Zendano) 33 President 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.

Athletic Director Joel Bate

Former CSI women’s basketball coach Joel Bate took over Golden Eagle Athletic Director responsibilities in January 2007. Bate, who had been teaching in the English Department since he arrived on the CSI campus in 1993, gave up teaching in the classroom to work with student-athletes and coaches on a daily basis. Bate coached at CSI from 1993 until 2000, leading the Lady 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.

34 Behind the Scenes

Orthopedic Surgeon Team Physician Physical Therapist Dr. William May Dr. Thad Scholes Bryan Wright

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

Sports Information Director Administrative Assistant Academic Advisor Karen Baumert Ginger Nukaya Kat Powell

35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Overall Win-Loss Record CSI Baseball Records 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. Tyler Duffin (2010)

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

Strike Outs 1. Aaron Bond, 146 (1997) 2. Nate Bumstead 104 (2001) 3. Justin Smith 100 (2008) 4. Steve Cooke, 93 (1990)

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. Ryan Lay, 37 (2010 2. Erroll Shirer, 36 (1988) 3. James Close, 34 (1997)

46 NJCAA History

JUCO World Series Finishes

Year Place Tournament Record Overall Record 1972 —— 0-2 20-19 1973 NA NA NA 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, 70 (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, 17 (Southern Idaho 1984) Single game: Tary Scott, 6 (Walters State 1984)

Runs Series: Lance Leitner, 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 Marathon Donors Thanks to our marathon game donors ($100 or more) $500 or above John Rietkerk Bradley Cruz Ryan Hancock Jonathon Miller Donald Freter Patricia Likens Darrell & Cathleen Freter Weldon & Mary Ann Webster $200 or above John & Gina Webster Cassandra Batt John Ruth Whitley Ray & Lorna Mackert James & Diane Whiteley Farrell & Judy Brown Alta Veterinary hospital Michelle Doucette Patrick & Dollie White Nanay & William Whitman Taylor McLear Michael Douglas Daniel Wachsmyth Canadian Shield Insurance Shawn Heidrick Bellegarde Donald Douglas One Stop Waterproofing Barbara Whitney Deborah Cottrell Gary Lewchak Glenn & Shelley Morache Sterling & Barbara Snow Miller Wailing Melinda & Patrick McCarty Ethel & Susan Nielsen Ted & Lynn McCarty Todd & Debbie Kevin Croft Larry & Joan Sessions $100 - $200 Bonnel Family Paula McCain Todd Quarnberg Daniel & Julie Thomas Randy Hughes John Thomas Carrie Mackert James & Linda Boyd Novella Steffey Simone & Kenneth Rohla Karl Jo Reagan Corinne Koopman Marilyn Martin Cheryl & Jesse Koopman Margi Kay Batt Koopman Dairy Joseph Wilkerson Clazina Schouten

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

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50 51 Salt Lake Community College Region 18 Opponents Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Enrollment: 26,000 President: Dr. Cynthia Biotheau Athletic Director: Norma Carr Sports Information Director: Lisa Peshell Mascot: Bruin Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Head Baseball Coach: D.G. Nelson Last Season’s Record: 47-14 overall, 28-12 SWAC College of Southern Nevada Location: Henderson, Nev. Enrollment: 33,000 Interim President: Thomas Brown Athletic Director: Marc Morse Sports Information Director: Daniel Cabrera Mascot: Coyote Colors: Navy blue and gold Head Baseball Coach: Nick Garritano USU College of Eastern Utah Last Season’s Record: 32-27 overall, 20-20 SWAC Location: Price, Utah Enrollment: 2,500 Chancellor: Joe Peterson Athletic Director: Dave Paur Mascot: Golden Eagle Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Head Baseball Coach: Scott Madsen Last Season’s Record: 21-41 overall, 9-31 SWAC Western Nevada College Location: Carson City, Nev. Enrollment: 5300 President: Dr. Carol A. Lucey Athletic Director: John Kinkella Sports Information Director: Anne Hansen Mascot: Wildcat Colors: Blue and Gold Head Baseball Coach: DJ Whittemore Colorado Northwestern CC Last Season’s Record: 46-14 overall, 37-3 SWAC Location: Rangely, Colorado Enrollment: 3,600 President: Russell George Athletic Director: Jeff Devere Mascot: Spartan Colors: Red, White and Black Head Baseball Coach: Tom Cassera Last Season’s Record: 3-48 overall, 2-38 SWAC

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Gary Koopman - #19 Cameron Steffey - #20 Quinn Batt - #22 Ben Douglas - #24 Tyler Dunnington - #26 6-7 Fr RHP 6-0 Fr RHP 6-2 Fr Catcher 6-1 So INF 6-1 So INF Wendell, Idaho Puyallup, Wash. Olympia, Wash. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Shelton, Wash.

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