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Without Struggle There Is No Progress Muskegon Community College 2012 ~ 2013 Men’S Baseball without struggle there is no progress Muskegon Community College 2012 ~ 2013 Men’s Baseball The Sophomores The Freshmen Muskegon Community College 2012 ~ 2013 Men’s Baseball Sun 2/24 Spring Break-The Ripken Experience Florence, SC FD-Tech vs. USC-Sumter (1 game) 3:00 pm vs. Florence Darlington Tech (1 game) 5:30 pm Mon 2/25 Spring Break-The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, SC vs. CCU Club (1 game) Griffith Field 6:00 pm Tues 2/26 Spring Break-The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, SC vs. Johnson & Wales (1 game) Griffith Field 12:00 pm vs. Mercyhurst NE (1 game) 3:00 pm Wed 2/27 Spring Break-The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, SC vs. Southeastern CC (DH) Griffith Field 2:00 pm Thur 2/28 Spring Break-The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, SC vs. Mercyhurst NE (DH) Griffith Field 12:00 pm Fri 3/1 Spring Break-The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, SC vs. Olney Central (DH) Griffith Field 9:00 am Tues 3/12 Owens CC Home 2:00 pm Sat 3/16 GVSU Club Team Home 1:00 pm Thur 3/21 Aquinas College JV (1 9 inning game) Grand Rapids, MI 4:00 pm Sat 3/23 JACKSON CC Jackson, MI 1:00 pm Sun 3/24 Adrian College JV Home 1:00 pm Tue 3/26 KALAMAZOO VALLEY CC Home 2:00 pm Thur 3/28 Davenport University JV Grand Rapids, MI 2:00 pm Sat 3/30 MACOMB CC Home 1:00 pm Tue 4/2 KELLOGG CC Battle Creek, MI 2:00 pm Thur 4/4 DELTA COLLEGE Home 2:00 pm Sat 4/6 HENRY FORD CC Dearborn, MI 1:00 pm Tue 4/9 Davenport University JV Home 2:00 pm Wed 4/10 Alma College JV Home 2:30 pm Fri 4/12 Alma College JV Alma, MI 2:00 pm Sat 4/13 LANSING CC Lansing, MI 1:00 pm Tue 4/16 GLEN OAKS CC Centreville, MI 2:00 pm Sat 4/20 ST. CLAIR COUNTY CC Home 1:00 pm Sun 4/21 St. Joseph’s JV Home 1:00 pm Tue 4/23 @ GRAND RAPIDS CC Grand Rapids, MI 2:00 pm Sat 4/27 MOTT CC Home 1:00 pm Tue 4/30 ANCILLA COLLEGE Home 2:00 pm Thur 5/2 LAKE MICHIGAN COLLEGE Home 2:00 pm Sat 5/4 Washtenaw CC Club Home 1:00 pm Wed-Sat 5/8-11 Region XII Tournament Battle Creek, MI TBD TBD TBD NJCAA National Tournament TBD TBD All games are double headers unless otherwise noted CONFERENCE GAMES IN ALL CAPS Home Games in Bold Muskegon Community College 2012 ~ 2013 Men’s Baseball # Name Pos B/T Ht Wt Yr Hometown High School 1 Cale Gould 2B R/R 6’0” 185 So Muskegon/Oakridge H S 3 Troy Stango P L 5’11” 170 So Holland/West Ottawa H S 4 Cody Merkins P L 5’9” 175 So Fruitport/Fruitport H S 5 Kory Brown OF R/R 5’10” 180 Fr Sparta/Sparta H S 6 David Foster P L 6’1” 200 So Mt. Pleasant/Mt. Pleasant H S 7 Matt Mills OF L/R 6’4” 195 Fr Mt. Pleasant/Sacred Heart H S 8 Drew Johnson SS R/R 6’0” 170 So Muskegon/Reeths-Puffer H S 9 Ty Devine 1B R/R 6’0” 190 So Mt. Pleasant/Mt. Pleasant H S 10 Nick Eely P R 5’11” 210 So Muskegon/Oakridge H S 11 Jake Hahn OF R/R 6’1” 205 So Beal City/ Beal City H S 12 Travis Cohoon OF L/R 5’10” 185 So Brighton/Brighton H S 13 Zach Courtade P R 5’10” 145 Fr Ravenna/Ravenna H S 14 Nate Zielinski OF R/R 6’1” 170 Fr Central Lake/Home Schooled 15 Patrick Giddings 2B/SS R/R 5’10” 165 Fr Muskegon/Oakridge H S 17 Jason Ribecky OF L/R 6’4” 210 Fr Muskegon/Catholic Central H S 18 Stephon Chandonnet OF R/R 6’0” 160 Fr Muskegon/Reeths-Puffer H S 20 Adam Poel P R 6’3” 215 So Grand Haven/Grand Haven H S 21 Bryant Westra P R 6’3” 210 So Muskegon/Catholic Central H S 23 M.J. Oshinski 3B/P R/R 6’3” 180 So Grand Rapids/Catholic Central H S 24 Kyle Vedrode SS/3B/P R/R 6’1” 215 Fr Alma/Alma H S 25 Nick Keller P R 6’2” 225 Fr Traverse City/Central H S 28 Chris Williams 1B/P R/R 6’0” 230 Fr Shepherd/Shepherd H S 29 Greg Chulski C R/R 5’11” 190 So Grand Rapids/Kenowa Hills H S 33 John Jackoviak OF R/R 6’1” 180 So Scottville/Mason County Central H S 34 Josh Wieten C/3B R/R 5’10” 220 Fr Muskegon/Orchard View H S 35 Brody Anderson P R 6’3” 175 Fr Grand Haven/Grand Haven H S 36 Brad Keller P L 6’1” 200 Fr Traverse City/Central H S 39 Brian Barnes C R/R 5’11” 195 So Comstock Park/Comstock Park H S Muskegon Community College 2012 ~ 2013 Men’s Baseball Head Coach HEAD COACH - CAP POHLMAN The 2012-2013 season will be Coach Pohlman’s15th year as head coach of the Muskgon Community College Jayhawks. He owns a record of 441 & 278. His 2007- 2008 Jayhawk squad won the school’s first Conference Championship and the 2009-2010 squad broke 21 school records including a record 44 wins. He was born and raised in Saginaw Michigan. Pohlman threw 7 no hitters at Saginaw Douglas MacArthur High School. He then moved on to Central Michigan University; his career there was highlighted by defeating South Carolina on a no-hitter and in the Regional and defeating Big Ten Champion Iowa on a 3-hitter. He was drafted in the 9th round by the Milwaukee Brewers and spent two years in the minors before his career ended because of an arm injury. Coach Pohlman spent one season as a volunteer coach at CMU before becoming the head coach at Chesaning High School. His teams won seven conference championships. His best team was 32 & 7 and they set many state records. He left Chesaning to become the assistant baseball coach at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. His primary responsibility there was working with the pitchers. Starting with an 8 man pitching staff Coach Pohlman built a pitching staff of 24 pitchers after 4 years. Four of his pitchers were drafted, including Scott Sauerbeck and Dave Swartzbaugh. In 2011 Garrett Bolt, who pitched for Pohlman at MCC, was drafted by the LA Dodgers. Coach Pohlman spent 12 years at Fruitport High School before retiring. He spent 4 years as Varsity Baseball Coach. Three of those teams were conference champs. His high school record over 18 years was 351 wins and 145 losses. In 2002 Coach Pohlman was elected to the Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. In 2009 he was selected to the CMU Hall of Fame as part of the 1971 National Runner-ups. His resume also includes coaching football, basketball and he was also an athletic director. He has spoken at many clinics and camps. He is supported by his wife of 38 years, Deb, a retired teacher. He has 2 children; his daughter Karli is a teacher at Muskegon Public Schools and she is married to Jason Baldus, who works at the Newaygo Intermediate School District. His son Carey is married to Cara and they are both teachers in Gastonia, North Carolina. He is also the proud grandpa of Karina and Jackson Baldus. Coach’s Comments: This year’s team is much more balanced with the right mix of sophomores and freshman. Last year’s experiences we hope will translate to more success on the field. We had several losses in the pitching staff and feel at the top of our rotation and our bullpen will be stellar. We need the freshman pitchers to adjust quickly. Defensively we expect to be strong. Offensively we are looking for more stolen bases and run production. It will be a disappointment to the coaching staff and these sophomores if we don’t compete for the league and Regionals. Muskegon Community College 2012 ~ 2013 Men’s Baseball Assistant Coach ASSISTANT COACH - GREG GUZMAN Coach Guzman is starting his 9th year as an assistant coach with the Muskegon Community College Baseball Team. He was born and raised in Muskegon and he graduated from Oakridge High School in 1990. Coach Guzman attended Jordan College for 2 years before returning to Muskegon Community College for 2 years majoring in Business. Coach Guzman’s previous coaching experience includes 2 years as head coach for the 16U Channel Cats. He also spent a year as a volunteer assistant with the Oakridge High School Baseball Team. In addition he also was a volunteer assistant for 2 years with the MCC Women’s Basketball team as well as coaching high school girl’s and boy’s basketball and AAU basketball. In his spare time Coach Guzman enjoys working as a pitching/hitting instructor and he also announces the women’s and men’s Jayhawk basketball games. Coach’s Comments: Coach Guzman is in charge of our defense and bunting. He works specifically with our infielders and outfielders and sets our defense. He also coaches first base and has worked many hours to make “Jayhawk Nation” successful.
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