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The relationships, rigor, and relevance you are learning on the baseball fi eld will remain with you throughout your lives, as will the memories and friendships you develop. FOR SPONSORSHIP INFO PLEASE CONTACT GAMEDAY MEDIA AT My sincere thanks to the Wildcat Baseball Parents. You lead a positive and 503.214.4424 OR ONLINE AT active parent group who provide valuable support for our team and coaches. GOGAMEDAYMEDIA.COM Your tireless efforts are greatly appreciated and help make this a fi rst class program. Thank you all very much! WEST RANCH Welcome to another exciting season of Wildcat Baseball! I would like to thank every parent, fan, and supporter of Wildcat Baseball. I am very proud to be the Athletic Director at West Ranch High School because 2016 OFFICIAL MEDIA GUIDE After a successful 2015 season in which our varsity team fi nished fourth, the of the high standards that have been set and the continued efforts to pursue PRODUCED BY: Wildcats are back to improve upon last year’s performance. excellence in academics and athletics. The commitment and passion for GAMEDAY MEDIA baseball is matched by the enthusiasm, dedication, and loyalty to each other. PHOTOGRAPHY BY: I want to thank our wonderful head coaches, Coach Casey Burrill, Coach Brady Good luck to all the teams! I know this will be another great season of Wildcat PHOTOGRAPHER NAME Burrill, Coach Don Heinz, Coach Chris Caldwell, for your leadership in guiding Baseball! WEST RANCH HIGH SCHOOL AND PHOTOGRAPHER NAME the teams to excellence. In addition, thanks to all the assistant coaches for GAMEDAY MEDIA WOULD LIKE TO THANK AND ACKNOWLEDGE ALL OF THE ANNOUNCER: your time and effort to teach our young men the necessary skills to compete SPONSORS IN THIS MEDIA GUIDE. PLEASE RONNIE WALD at a high level. Your knowledge, commitment, and pride to our school and Go ‘Cats! SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORT YOUR KIDS. Wildcat Baseball program provide the players with great teaching moments. Thank you coaches! Cassandra Perez, COPYRIGHT © 2016 Athletic Director PRINTED ON POST CONSUMER PAPER To the players, I say thank you for representing West Ranch High School with pride and respect. 70054 HOA SPECIALISTS 70369 A. ALLBRIGHT 1-800-PAINTING VVARSITYA R S I T Y SSCHEDULEC H E D U L E VVARSITYA R S I T Y SSCHEDULEC H E D U L E 2016 WEST RANCH BASEBALL 2016 WEST RANCH BASEBALL MARCH2016 MAY2016 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 EASTON EASTON BURROUGHS TOURNEY TOURNEY CANYON CANYON 3:00 3:30 3:30 3:00 11:00 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 EASTON OAKS VALENCIA VALENCIA TOURNEY EL CAMINO REAL CHRISTIAN- DH 6:00 3:30 3:30 3:00 4:00, 7:00 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ORANGE HART LUTHERAN GOLDEN VALLEY 3:30 3:30 6:00 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 SAUGUS CANYON 3:30 3:30 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 APRIL2016 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY HOME AWAY 1 2 SADDLEBACK VALENCIA VALLEY CHRISITAN 3:30 11:00 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SANTA ANA ELKS GODINEZ WARREN TOURNEY NEWBURY PARK 11:00 3:00 10:00 TBA 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 GOLDEN VALLEY GOLDEN VALLEY 3:30 3:30 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 HART HART 3:30 3:30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 SAUGUS SAUGUS 3:30 3:30 70367 SCHOOL OF PERFOMRING ARTS 70305 VALENCIA MEDICAL CARE There are 9 fi elding positions in baseball. Each position coonventiono allyy has an associated number, which is used to score putouts: 1(Pitcher)), 2(Catcher), 3(First Baseman), 4(Second Baseman), 5(Third Basseman), 6(Shortstop), 7(Left Fielder), 8(Center Fielder), and 9(Right Fielddere ). For example: If the Third Baseman fi elds a ball and throws it to fi rst, it is recorded as a 5–3 out. A double play where the Second Baseman fields,s throws to the Shortstop covering second base, who throws to the First Baseman is recorded as a 4–6–3 double play. 1 PITCHER (P): LEFT FIELD (LF): Player who throws the Outfi elder who plays defd ense baseball from the pitcher’s in left fi eld. mound toward the Catcher CENTER FIELD (CF): to begin each play, with the goal of retiring a batter, who Outfi elder who plays defense attempts to either make in center fi eld. contact with the pitched ball RIGHT FIELD (RF): or draw a walk. 0utfi elder who plays defense CATCHER (C): in right fi eld. When a batter takes his turn to hit, the Catcher crouches behind home plate, in front of the (home) Umpire, and receives the thrown ball from the Pitcher. FIRST BASE (3B): The First Baseman is the player on the team playing defense who fi elds the area nearest fi rst base, and is responsible for the majority of plays made at that base. SECOND BASE (2B): The Second Baseman is the player whose responsibility is to defend the area nearest to second base. THIRD BASE (3B): A Third Baseman is the player whose resr ponsibility is to defend the area nearest to third base. SHORTSTOP (SS): The Fielding position between the second and third bases. Shortstop is often regarded as the most dynamic defensive position in baseball because more balls go to the Shortstop than any other position. A MESSAGE FROM THE We would like to welcome you to the 2016 West Ranch Baseball spring season! The boys have been working to try and continue the winning ways of Wildcat Baseball. Last year West Ranch fi nished as the Foothill League fourth place team and missed the playoffs for the fi rst time in six years. The Cats had a successful run in the Easton Sports Tournament to start the season. The varsity squad beat El Camino Real at USC in the annual game at Dedeaux Field. The spring break tournament was another great experience as the Cats participated in the prestigious National Classic in Orange County beating host school El Dorado. The Wildcats return several players who bring varsity experience with them. Right hander Jack Cunningham who last year committed to San Jose State, will help anchor a talented pitching staff. Junior all- league and Cal State Fullerton commit Timmy Josten will give the staff a solid one-two punch from each side of the mound. Senior all-league returners Jason Drees and Blake Baumgartner will power a potent offense. The team will need others to contribute. The Cats will look for senior arms Christy Frierson, Sam Gray, Devin Judge, Michael Rosati, and Simon Pilato to add depth to the pitching staff. Underclassmen Dom Eberle will also see innings on the mound. On offense, seniors Doug Gragg and Daniel Luevano will add some power. Junior fi elders Garren Bui, Austin Hernandez, Alex Lee, and Nico Valdez will see the fi eld. Talented Sophomores Will Chambers and Christos Stefanos will be looked upon to help move the Wildcats back to the top of the league in 2016. The team has put in the time and hard work to be successful this season. So sit back and enjoy our 9th varsity season here at The Ranch. Casey Burrill and Brady Burrill Co-Head Coaches 71359 VALENCIA FOOT & ANKLE CENTER 75575 PACIFIC DENTAL SERVICES CCOACHINGO A C H I N G SSTAFFT A F F A C T I V E A L U M N I P L A Y E R S 2016 WEST RANCH BASEBALL FIRST LASTNAME // VARSITY HEAD COACH Coach bio goes here. Coach bio goes here. Coach bio goes here. Coach bio goes here. 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  • Team Statistics (All Players)

    Team Statistics (All Players)

    SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS ORGANIZATIONAL REPORT April 18, 2018 SACRAMENTO RIVER CATS (AAA) STANDINGS L2, 3-12 at Salt Lake Team W L GB PL W: Taylor Cole (1-0) L: Casey Kelly (1-1) SAC 5 7 4.5 3rd RIC 9 3 -- 1st LHP Will Smith made a rehab appearance last night and tossed a SJ 8 5 1.0 2nd perfect fi fth inning, striking out two batters. AUG 7 5 1.0 T3rd RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS (AA) SK -- -- -- -- AZL1 -- -- -- -- W5, 1-0 vs. Bowie AZL2 -- -- -- -- W: Shaun Anderson (2-1) L: John Means (0-1) SV: Caleb Simpson (3) DSL -- -- -- -- The Flying Squirrels extended their winning streak to fi ve games and are now one of two Double-A teams to remain unbeaten at home (Portland). SAN JOSE GIANTS (High-A) PITCHER OF THE DAY L1, 1-4 at Visalia Richmond RHP Shaun An- W: Randall Delgado (1-0) L: Nolan Riggs (0-1) SV: Austin Mason (1) derson pitched six innings, allowing no runs on four hits. The Giants were held to a season-low two hits on Tuesay. C Matt He walked one and struck out Winn and OF Sandro Fabian hit singles to prevent the no-hitter. four, throwing 86 pitches, 52 AUGUSTA GREENJACKETS (Low-A) for strikes. He now has a 2.20 W1, 6-5 vs. Kannapolis ERA (4er, 17.0ip) over his fi rst W: John Russell (1-0) L: Lincoln Henzman (0-2) SV: Camilo Doval (1) three starts. The GreenJackets racked up three doubles en route to a 6-5 victo- ry.