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NAME YEAR TEAM Joseph Angrisano 2020 Thomas More University Joey Bonfiglio 2020 Garden City Community College Kyle Meister 2020 COPPELL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ALUMNI NAME YEAR TEAM Joseph Angrisano 2020 Thomas More University Joey Bonfiglio 2020 Garden City Community College Kyle Meister 2020 Marshall University Hudson Polk 2020 University of Oklahoma Matthew Putt 2020 Wayland Baptist University Paul George 2019 Oklahoma Wesleyan University Elijah McCormack 2019 University of Central Florida Porter Hardcastle 2019 Regis University Michael Ozymy 2019 Columbia University John Cashimere 2019 Angelo State University/Newman University Josh Bartolacci 2019 Panola College Nick Vernars 2019 Grayson College Blake Jackson 2019 University of Missouri/McLennan College Kalen Clark 2019 Midland College/North Central Texas College Rye Gunter 2018 Louisiana State University/ Grayson College Adrian Minjares 2018 Bossier Parrish College/Stephen F. Austin University Conner Martin 2018 Bossier Parrish College Anthony Villalobos 2018 Tyler Junior College Brian Perkins 2018 The Complete Showcase Trey Becerra 2017 Navarro College Gage Garber 2017 Centenary College of Louisiana Austin Gross 2017 Navarro College Mason Holt 2017 Navarro College/University of Louisiana Monroe Clayton Jones 2017 Navarro College Tristan Kalina 2017 Paris Junior College/University of Arkansas - Fort Smith John Kudros 2017 Louisiana State University/TCU Cody Masters 2017 Texas Tech University Jacob Nesbit 2017 University of Arkansas Holden Rupley 2017 Cowley Junior College Chris Burdine 2016 Oklahoma State University/Clarendon College Ray Gaither 2016 Dallas Baptist University Updated 4.11.2021 Page 1 of 5 COPPELL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ALUMNI NAME YEAR TEAM Ben Kelly 2016 Texas A&M University Charles King 2016 Texas Christian University Tanner Lindle 2016 Southwestern Assemblies of God University Ty Manning 2016 ACU/Howard College/Southern Arkansas University Marco Navarro 2016 Hill College/Central Arkansas/Missouri Southern State University/SFA Myles Paschall 2016 Abilene Christian University Chas Pedersen 2016 Abilene Christian University Cole Solomon 2016 Abilene Christian University/Fort Scott CC/University of Texas at Arlington Jensen Elliot 2015 Oklahoma State University /Baltimore Orioles Daniel Jones 2015 Air Force Alan Wallander 2015 Concordia University Trevor Currington 2015 Arlington Baptist University Cameron Dougherty 2015 Ecclesia College Joseph Goetze 2015 Abilene Christian University/Oklahoma Panhandle State University Drew Hanson 2014 Abilene Christian University Quinn Moser 2014 Ouachita Baptist University Cal Hernandez 2014 Dallas Baptist University/Oral Roberts/Seattle Mariners Jake Elliott 2013 University of Oklahoma/Chicago White Sox Tyler Jones 2013 Air Force Tyler Zabojnik 2013 Air Force Jeremy Mortenson 2013 New Mexico Military/Army West Point Jackson Cramer 2013 West Virginia/Washington Nationals Trevor Inman 2013 Murray State College/SFA/Tarleton State University Austin Gardner 2013 Wichita State/Cisco/UTA/NY Yankees Dalton Dugger 2013 Murray State College Davis Oliver 2013 Hill College/Northeast Texas CC Teddy Croft 2012 Trinity University Holden Novak 2012 Centenary College of Louisiana Clayton Dalrymple 2012 Kansas State University Ryan Marvin 2012 Clarendon College Sam Tanner 2012 Murray State College Craig Aikin 2012 University of Oklahoma/St. Louis Cardinals Updated 4.11.2021 Page 2 of 5 COPPELL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ALUMNI NAME YEAR TEAM Connor Foltyn 2012 Wofford University Adam Toth 2011 Baylor University Matthew Kaskow 2011 Wofford University Lawrence Hernandez 2011 Cisco College Campbell Cooper 2011 Navarro College Deven Youngstedt 2011 Redlands Community College/Cameron University Will Abbott 2010 Tyler Junior College/Texas A&M Kingsville Austin Elkins 2009 Dallas Baptist University/Houston Astros Zak Hermans 2009 Princeton University/Chicago Cubs Chad Kettler 2009 University of Oklahoma Jacob Morris 2009 Arizona State/University of Arkansas/Chicago White Sox David Walsh 2009 University of Texas at Arlington/Lon Morris College Jonathan Walsh 2009 University of Texas/Los Angeles Angels Michael Apple 2009 Richland College Tyler Cannon 2009 Lon Morris Junior College Andy Pratt 2008 University of Arkansas Cole Green 2007 University of Texas/Cincinnati Reds Jonathan Kaskow 2007 Stanford University/Cincinnati Reds Wade English 2007 Seward County Junior College David De La Chappelle 2007 Howard College/University of South Carolina Chris Castillo 2007 Richland College/University of Memphis Cameron Watten 2007 Abilene Christian University Andrew Rehling 2007 Hardin Simmons University Tyler Rucker 2006 Northwood University Austin Goolsby 2006 Embry-Riddle University/Baltimore Orioles Jim Roberts 2006 University of Texas at Tyler Riley Shea 2006 Hill College Michael Morgan 2005 Hardin Simmons University Tommy Yates 2005 Boise State University Anthony Walsh 2005 Oral Roberts University/Navarro College/Abilene Christian University Trey Watten 2005 Abilene Christian University/Milwaukee Brewers Corey Kluber 2004 Stetson Florida University/San Diego Padres/Cleveland Indians/Texas Rangers/NY Yankees Updated 4.11.2021 Page 3 of 5 COPPELL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ALUMNI NAME YEAR TEAM Kaelan Jones 2004 University of Texas at Arlington Mark McFadden 2004 North Central Community College Seth Garrison 2004 TCU/Boston Red Sox Brett Amyx 2003 University of Texas at Tyler/Kansas City Royals Steve Mitchell 2003 Tyler Junior College Chad Wester 2002 Weatherford College Hunter Pelt 2002 Olney Central College/Lincoln Memorial University John Infante 2002 Texas A&M University Trey Adams 2002 Blinn Community College/University of Nebraska Adam Morris 2001 Rice University/St. Louis Cardinals Christopher Walsh 2001 Abilene Christian University Koley Kolberg 2001 Navarro College/ University of Arizona/Arizona Diamondbacks Michael Tennison 2001 Lon Morris Junior College Brandon Fusilier 2001 Navarro College/ University of Nebraska Coy Polk 2000 Navarro College/Abilene Christian University David Ryan 2000 Navarro College Jason Stokes 2000 Florida Marlins/Oakland Athletics Zack Cherry 2000 University of Oklahoma/Texas State University Austin Mix 1999 University of Oklahoma Mike Samples 1998 Southeast Oklahoma State Bryan Vogel 1997 Tulane University Rocky Cherry 1997 University of Oklahoma/Chicago Cubs/Baltimore Orioles/NY Mets/Boston Red Sox Allen Roberts 1995 North Central Texas College/Texas Lutheran University Andy Patterson 1995 Austin College Brent Smith 1995 Northwood University Josh Teare 1995 Abilene Christian University Sam Welsh 1995 Tyler Junior College Scott McCurdy 1995 Texarkana Junior College/Sam Houston University Sean Smith 1995 Baylor University/Navarro College/University of Oklahoma Bryan Harris 1994 Lubbock Christian College Mark Rash 1994 Tarleton State University/Dallas Baptist University Sean Kernan 1994 Army Updated 4.11.2021 Page 4 of 5 COPPELL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ALUMNI NAME YEAR TEAM Chad Polk 1993 Baylor University/Toronto Blue Jays Mike Ladusau 1993 Lubbock Christian College Tracy Nokes 1993 Collin Community College Scott Smith 1992 Texas A&M University/Seattle Mariners/San Francisco Giants Steve Boatman 1989 Houston Astros Paul Britt 1989 Tarleton State University Blake Randolph 1985 Southeast Oklahoma Craig Hatchell 1985 University of Texas at Arlington Clint Scott 1984 Ranger Junior College Updated 4.11.2021 Page 5 of 5.
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