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2016 Panthers MEDIA GUIDE

Contents

Paul VI Catholic High School...... 3 Panther Patrons...... 5 From the Desk of Athletic Director Billy Emerson...... 7 From the Desk of Jeff Nolan...... 8 Panthers Baseball Titles...... 11 2015 Awards...... 11 History & Records...... 13 2015 Final Stats...... 22 Virginia Independent State Baseball Association of the VISAA...... 25 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference...... 25 Panthers in the Pros and College...... 27 Panther Field...... 29 Varsity Head Coach...... 30 Varsity Assistant Coaches...... 31 2016 Varsity Baseball Schedule...... 37 2016 Varsity Roster...... 39 This Media Guide is produced Player Bios...... 41 by Paul VI staff and local businesses as a means of Junior Varsity Coaches...... 52 supporting and highlighting 2016 Junior Varsity Roster...... 56 Panthers Baseball, 2016 Junior Varsity Baseball Schedule...... 57 particularly the young men of Advertisers Index...... 69 which we are all so proud. Blank Score Cards...... 70 GO PANTHERS!!! Prospective Student Athlete Booklet...... 75

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Principal Virginia Colwell Chaplain Rev. Michael J.R. Kelly Dean of Academics Tom Opfer Dean of Faculty Margaret Latessa Dean of Students Patrick McGroarty Director of Financial Services Don La Velle Director of Admissions/Student Life Eileen Hanley Director of Guidance Dan Kochis Director of Security Mark Collier

Athletic Director Billy Emerson Assistant Athletic Director Ken Kuberski Varsity Baseball Coach Jeff Nolan

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6 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Welcome Letter from Athletic Director Billy Emerson

Welcome to the 2015-2016 Baseball program is to help our student-athletes Season! We are very excited and proud to develop lasting life skills to use as they to have Head Coach Jeff Nolan and his move in college, in a career, as productive outstanding coaching staff guiding our members of society, as husbands and wives, program (on and off the field) again this and as parents. When you surround a child year. Across the board at PVI, we are blessed with the gospel, discipline, integrity, and to have so many dedicated and decorated truth you can make a difference in his or her coaches leading our student-athletes. These life forever. That is the core of our mission. It are coaches who teach accountability, is easier to build boys and girls than it is to understand and encourage academic mend men and women. success, support each other’s programs Finally, I’d like to remind all of our spectators and work hard to build great teams based to be “good sports.” Be a fan, but let the in faith. Coaches who are “teachers” and coaches coach and let the players play. Christian leaders with character and Let’s create a positive environment for integrity make a tremendous difference all involved. One where student-athletes in the lives of our children. Teaching and parents get the most out of their our student-athletes to be respectful experiences. One where winning isn’t the and accountable is teaching them to be only thing. One where opponents and successful in life. We are also very fortunate officials are not taunted or humiliated. We to have such a strong network of support want an environment where the emphasis from our alumni, boosters, parents, school is on positive relationships and learning staff, and our overall community. No doubt important life lessons through hard work, about it…PVI is truly a special place. competition and faith. It is critical to recognize the value that It is an honor and a privilege to serve as the athletics have as an extremely important Director of Athletics at PVI. I am humbled by part of the educational process. More our community’s sense of togetherness. We importantly, to recognize that our sports are truly ONE TEAM! #TeamPVI programs at PVI are an extension of our mission and our ministry. As a college-prep school we strive to run college-prep athletic programs so that our student-athletes who William H. Emerson III, RAA are able to combine the right amounts of Director of Athletics ability and desire can move to the next level thanks to the PVI athletic experience. At the same time, a major focus of our athletic

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 7 From the Desk of Head Coach Jeff Nolan

The 2016 PVI baseball season promises to be very exciting and we appreciate your attendance. Our coaching staff and our players are honored to represent the fantastic Paul VI community. We’re excited about the season and about the challenges that lie ahead in what will be a most competitive WCAC conference race. As I begin my 14th season at Paul VI, I reflect on the tremendous blessing it has been for me to be associated with such a wonderful school community, an administration that is so incredibly supportive and such great student athletes. I am particularly grateful to our principal, Mrs. Colwell, and our Athletic Director, Billy Emerson, for their trust and belief in me and for their professionalism and steadiness throughout my association with them both. And, I am so thankful for my time spent with our Thank you to all of the businesses and supporters who have so tremendous alumni. It is so gratifying to see young men we have generously donated to our program through advertising and donations. coached achieving great things in their professions, communities and I would also like to thank all of our alumni, alumni parents and former lives. As a coach, that’s what it’s all about! players who have been so supportive of me and our program this year We are also proud of the tradition we have built and the many players and throughout the years. Yours is a legacy of excellence! And a special we have had a hand in helping move on to the college baseball ranks. thanks to the parents of current PVI baseball players for all of your In thirteen years, some 66 players have graduated from our program time, consideration and hard work in helping to continue to make PVI to go on to play college baseball. Few programs can cite such an Baseball great. accomplishment. And although we have been blessed by a great deal of I have found that surrounding oneself with good people is very winning, the relationships that have been established with more than important. I would like to thank my outstanding assistant coaches. a decade’s worth of young men and their families, relationships that They are incredibly gifted at teaching the nuances of the game and remain and endure, are the rewards for which we are most proud and they are very good men, great role models, which is paramount as thankful. Those relationships are fulfilling beyond words! I feel influence is tremendously important going forward. We have Our program will continue to stress the importance of doing things the assembled a coaching staff that is second to none! Our players, their right way, of stressing the three C’s, Class, Character, and Concern. We families and I are all so blessed to have these men doing the work they will continue to use the game, a game which mirrors everyday living do so well. more than any other, to teach life lessons which our young men will be And, finally, I would to thank my wife, Greta. Greta and I recently able to carry with them for a lifetime. Our teams will hustle and play celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. Being the wife of a coach hard and we’re expecting that they will be fun to watch. requires a special kind of woman and I am blessed to have found the I am very excited to coach this team as they are among the most perfect “catch.” I’d like to thank my daughter, Lindsey (PVI ’05) who is coachable I have ever been around and our junior varsity team is loaded the apple of my eye and my mom, Nadine, for her love and unwavering with great talent as well and are likewise a fine bunch. It is a great time support as well as the many sacrifices they have all made both during to be a Panther! my time playing the game as well as throughout my coaching journey. Our staff will continue tireless efforts within and outside of the PVI Thank you for coming and we hope to see you again very soon. And, Go community and with parochial schools to let every young man know Panthers!!!! that PVI is the best baseball program in the WCAC and the area. God Bless. Jeff Nolan

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2012 VISAA State Champions 2008 Southeastern Baseball Classic Champions 2012 WCAC Champions 2007 Nationally Ranked 2010 DCSportsFan Challenge Champions 2007 WCAC Regular Season Champions 2010 Nationally Ranked 2007 WCAC Champions 2009 VISAA State Champions 2005 Nationally Ranked 2009 WCAC Champions 2005 WCAC South Champions 2009 Southeastern Baseball Classic Champions 2004 VISBA State Champions 2009 Regionally Ranked 1999 WCAC South Champions 2008 VISAA State Champions 1994 VISBA State Champions 2008 Nationally Ranked 1993 WMAAC Champions 2008 WCAC Regular Season Champions 2015 Awards

Congratulations to the 2015 Panthers on their selection for the following awards:

ALL-WCAC SELECTIONS: 1st team: Jack Cunningham, Devon Adams 2nd team: Robert Riddick Honorable Mention: Trey Ramsey, Matt Herzog, Yianni Tsiamis, Kevin Kelly, Michael Coritz, Timmy Newell

ALL-STATE SELECTIONS: 1st team: Jack Cunningham 2nd Team: Devon Adams

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12 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE History & Records

History of Local and National Rankings Highest spot for the year listed for national

Washington Post – Local Top 10: 1993, 1994, 1999, 2005-2010, 2012 (Post rankings began in 1990) Washington Post – Local Final Top 10: 1993 (#9), 2005 (#7), 2006 (#6), 2007 (#2), 2008 (#2), 2009 (#9), 2012 (#3) Washington Examiner – Local Top 10: 2005, 2006, 2007 (Examiner rankings existed from 2005-2007) Washington Examiner – Local Final Top 10: 2005 (#2), 2006 (#3), 2007 (#1) DCSportsfan.Com Power Rankings: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 (began in 2009) Paul VI Catholic High School opened in the fall of 1983 and fielded its first baseball team at the JV level in the spring of 1984. The Panthers DCSportsfan.Com Final Power Rankings: 2009 (#2), 2010 (#8), 2011 (#6), 2012 (#1) played their first season of Varsity baseball the following year in ESPN/RISE Magazine – DC Area Top 10 Rankings: 2005-2014 spring of 1985. MAX PREPS – DC Area Final Rankings: 2009 (#1), 2012 (#1) PVI has competed in the highly regarded Washington Catholic Athletic ESPN High Elite National 25: 2008 (#9) Conference (WCAC) since 1986. The WCAC was formerly known as ESPN High Elite Regional Rankings: 2008 (#6 in the SOUTH) the Washington Metro Athletic Conference (WMAC) until the fall of 1993. The WCAC is now comprised of 10 Catholic high schools ESPN High Elite Final National 25: 2008 (#16) from Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. Three different WCAC ESPN High Elite Final Regional Rankings: 2008 (#8 in the SOUTH) baseball teams (including Paul VI) have been Nationally ranked in the SchoolSports.Com (Rivals) – National Top 25: 2005 (#17), 2008 (#6) past 8 seasons. The Conference used a divisional format (North and South) from 1998-2000 and from 2004-2005. The divisional format PGCrosschecker.Com – National Top 50: 2007 (#41), 2008 (#9) was dropped again in 2006 and the WCAC is now a straight 9-team PGCrosschecker.Com – National Final Top 100: 2007 (#68) conference. PGCrosschecker.Com – South Preseason Regional Top 40: 2007 (#26) (existed in 2007) Beyond conference play, PVI competed for the Virginia Catholic High PGCrosschecker.Com – National Final Top 100: 2008 (#12) School League (VCHSL) Championship from 1985 to 1991. In 1992, BCA – National Top 25: 2008 (#17) The Virginia Independent Schools Baseball Association (VISBA) was BCA Baseball America – National Final Top 50: 2008 (#32) formed to provide a State Championship for all private high schools in the State of Virginia. The VISBA changed its acronym to VISAA in 2006 BCA Baseball America District 2 Rankings (VA, DC, MD, PA, DE, NJ, WV): 2009 (#7), which stands for Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association. 2012 (#5) Today, the VISAA includes almost 80 private schools throughout the BCA Baseball America – Preseason National Top 50: 2010 (#48) State. USA Today – National Super 25: 2008 (#6) In 31 seasons of PVI Varsity Baseball, the Panthers have captured USA Today – Regional Rankings: 2008 (#4 in the SOUTH) sixteen titles including the WMAC Tournament/Conference ESPN/RISE – National Top 25: 2008 (#3) Championship (1993), two WCAC South Division Championships (1999 & 2005), two VISBA State Championships (1994 & 2004), ESPN/RISE – Regional Rankings: 2008 (#1 in the EAST), 2009 (#16 in the EAST) three VISAA State Championships (2008, 2009 & 2012), two Easton/Collegiate Baseball – National Top 30: 2008 (#10) Southeastern Baseball Classic Championships (2008 & 2009), the Easton/Collegiate Baseball – National Final Top 30: 2008 (#12) DC Sportsfan Challenge Championship (2010), two WCAC Regular BaseballVA.Net – State Top 40 AAA & Private Schools: 2007 (#3) (existed in 2007) Season Championships (2007 & 2008), and three WCAC Tournament ‘Conference Championships’ in 2007, 2009 & 2012. All 156 VISAA – State Final Top 8 (prior to tournament): 1992-1994, 1996-2001, 2004-2015 championships were won in the past 23 years , including thirteen in (Ranked #1 in 2005 & 2008) the past twelve years.

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 13 History & Records (continued) Yearly Team/Coach Records Through 2015 OVERALL VARSITY RECORD 1985-2015 (31 seasons) YEAR / (W-L) / HEAD COACH / POSTSEASON HIGHLIGHTS Notes conference semifinals or higher and/or state tournament appearances. 523 wins, 336 losses ( .609 ) Championships listed in bold. NUMBER OF WINNING SEASONS: 26

1984* (8-8) Rich Taylor (*denotes Junior Varsity level team) AVERAGE SEASON: 16.9 wins, 10.8 losses 1985 (12-7) Rich Taylor (31 Varsity Seasons) 1986 (11-9) Rich Taylor 1987 (13-10) Art Von Herbulis – VCHSL Quarterfinal TOP FIVE SEASONS IN SCHOOL HISTORY 1988 (9-12) Art Von Herbulis Seasons with 20 or more games played. Ranked by winning percentage 1989 (11-11) Mickey Leap (postseason accomplishments listed). 1990 (13-12) Mickey Leap #1 2008 – 27-3, .900, SBC Champions, Regular Season Champions, 1991 (16-11) Mickey Leap – WMAC Final Conference Semifinalists, State Champions 1992 (15-14) Mickey Leap – WMAC Semifinal, VISBA Semifinal #2 2007 – 27-4, .871, Regular Season Champions, 1993 (20-9) Mickey Leap – WMAC Conference Champions, VISBA Semifinal Conference Champions, State Semifinalists 1994 (18-13) Mickey Leap – VISBA State Champions #3 2005 – 26-5, .839, Division Champions, Conference Finalists, 1995 (9-20) Mickey Leap State Semifianlists 1996 (13-16) Mickey Leap – WCAC Final, VISBA Quarterfinal #4 2006 – 24-8, .750, Conference Finalists, State Finalists 1997 (14-13) Mickey Leap – VISBA Quarterfinal 1998 (15-13) Dan Lehman – VISBA Semifinal #5 2009 – 22-9, .710, SBC Champions, Conference Champions, State Champions 1999 (20-11) Dan Lehman – WCAC South Division Champions, WCAC Semifinal, VISBA Semifinal MOST WINS: 27 (2007 & 2008) 2000 (16-9) Dan Lehman – WCAC Semifinal, VISBA Quarterfinal 2001 (15-14) Dan Lehman – VISBA Quarterfinal HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE: .900 (2008) 2002 (11-17) Keith Newcombe (7-8) & Tom Hall (4-9) 2003 (17-12) Billy Emerson CONFERENCE SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES: 15 2004 (17-12) Billy Emerson – VISBA State Champions (1991-93, 1999, 2000, 2005-14) 2005 (26-5) Billy Emerson – WCAC South Division Champions, CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES: 8 WCAC Final, VISBA Semifinal (1991, 1993, 1996, 2005-2007, 2009, 2012) 2006 (24-8) Billy Emerson – WCAC Final, VISAA Final 2007 (27-4) Billy Emerson – WCAC Regular Season Champions, OVERALL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORD: 4-4 WCAC Conference Champions, VISAA Semifinal (Champions in 1993, 2007, 2009 & 2012) 2008 (27-3) Billy Emerson – SBC Champions, WCAC Regular Season Champions, STATE TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES: 22 WCAC Semifinal, VISAA State Champions (1987, 1992-94, 1996-2001, 2004-2015) 2009 (22-9) Billy Emerson - SBC Champions, WCAC Conference Champions, VISAA STATE SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES: 14 State Champions (1992-94, 1998-99, 2004-2012) 2010 (19-10) Billy Emerson – DC Sportsfan Challenge Champions, WCAC Semifinal, VISAA Semifinal OVERALL STATE TOURNAMENT RECORD: 25-15 2011 (17-12) Billy Emerson - VISAA Final (Champions in 1994, 2004, 2008, 2009 & 2012) 2012 (23-11) Billy Emerson -WCAC Conference Champions, VISAA State Champions 2013 (18-11) Jeff Nolan - WCAC Semifinals, VISAA Quarterfinals 2014 (19-8) Jeff Nolan - WCAC Quarterfinals, VISAA Quarterfinals 2015 (16-10) Jeff Nolan - WCAC Quarterfinals, VISAA Quarterfinals

14 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE History & Records (continued) Individual Coaching Records 1984-1986 – RICH TAYLOR (3 YEARS) 2003-2012 – BILLY EMERSON (10 YEARS) 31-24 / .564 (includes one 8-8 JV season) (219-86) (.718) – 2004 State Champions, 2005 Division Champions, 1987-1988 – ART VON HERBULIS (2 YEARS) 2007 Regular Season Champions, 2007 Conference Champions, 22-22 / .500 2008 Southeastern Baseball Classic Champions, 2008 Regular Season Champions, 2008 State Champions, 2009 SBC Champions, 1989-1997 – MICKEY LEAP (9 YEARS) 2009 Conference Champions, 2009 State Champions, 129-119 / .520 – 1993 Conference Champions, 1994 State Champions 2010 DCSportsfan.com Challenge Champions, 2012 Conference 1998-2001 – DAN LEHMAN (4 YEARS) Champions, 2012 State Champions 66-47 / .584 – 1999 Division Champions 2013-2015 -- JEFF NOLAN (3 YEARS) 2002 – KEITH NEWCOMBE (1/2 YEAR) (54-28) (.659) 7-8 / .467 2002 – TOM HALL (1/2 YEAR) 4-9 / .308

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2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 15 History & Records (continued) ON BASE PERCENTAGE: Team Performances 1st) .462 in 2008 2nd) .460 in 2006 3rd) .452 in 2005 Best seasons by statistical category. Covers the years 2001 through 2015. GENERAL OPS (SLUGGING % + ON BASE %): 1st) 1.071 in 2008 2nd) 1.036 in 2005 3rd) 1.005 in 2006 GAMES PLAYED: HR FREQUENCY (HR EVERY X AT BATS) 1st) 34 in 2012 2nd) 32 in 2006 & 2007 1st) 24.73 in 2007 2nd) 26.74 in 2008 3rd) 36.04 in 2005 GAMES WON: WALKS: 1st) 27 in 2008 & 2007 3rd) 26 in 2005 1st) 142 in 2009 2nd) 139 in 2012 3rd) 137 in 2006 WINNING PERCENTAGE: BY PITCH: 1st) .900 (27-3) in 2008 2nd) .871 (27-4) in 2007 3rd) .839 (26-5) in 1st) 38 in 2007 2nd) 34 in 2009 3rd) 31 in 2008 2005 PITCHING BATTING ERA (EARNED RUNS ALLOWED PER 7 IP) BATTING AVERAGE: 1st) 1.73 in 2005 2nd) 1.80 in 2008 3rd) 1.96 in 2009 1st) .372 in 2008 2nd).371 in 2005 3rd) .363 in 2006 WHIP (WALKS + HITS ALLOWED PER INNING PITCHED) RUNS SCORED: 1st) 0.92 in 2005 2nd) 1.10 in 2008 3rd) 1.27 in 2006 1st) 284 in 2006 2nd) 269 in 2005 3rd) 265 in 2008 PER GAME (STRIKEOUTS PER 7 IP) HITS: 1st) 9.03 in 2005 2nd) 8.09 in 2011 3rd) 7.86 in 2003 1st) 310 in 2005 2nd) 308 in 2008 3rd) 301 in 2006 WALKS ALLOWED PER GAME (WALKS PER 7 IP) DOUBLES: 1st) 1.36 in 2005 2nd) 2.17 in 2013 3rd) 2.45 in 2012 1st) 70 in 2008 2nd) 67 in 2005 3rd) 60 in 2004 TO WALK RATIO (K/BB): TRIPLES: 1st) 6.62 in 2005 2nd) 2.99 in 2008 3rd) 2.86 in 2013 1st) 21 in 2005 2nd) 17 in 2008 3rd) 15 in 2007 TOTAL STRIKEOUTS: 1st) 245 in 2005 2nd) 220 in 2011 3rd) 215 in 2008 HOME RUNS: 1st) 33 in 2007 2nd) 31 in 2008 3rd) 23 in 2005 & 2006 COMPLETE GAMES: 1st) 13 in 2012 2nd) 12 in 2006 3rd) 10 in 2005 RUNS BATTED IN: 1st) 253 in 2006 2nd) 237 in 2008 3rd) 227 in 2007 COMPLETE GAME PERCENTAGE (CG as % of Games Started): 1st) 38.2% (13 of 34) in 2012 2nd) 37.5% (12 of 32) in 2006 3rd) 32.3% STOLEN BASES: (10 of 31) in 2008 1st) 86 in 2004 2nd) 84 in 2003 3rd) 82 in 2003 SHUT OUTS: PERCENTAGE: 1st) 10 in 2015 & 2007 3rd) 9 in 2004 1st) 98.1% (52 of 53) in 2015 2nd) 93.5% (86 of 91) in 2004 3rd) 90.9% in 2008 (50 of 55) & 2011 (30 of 33) : 1st) 228 in 2012 2nd) 208 in 2009 3rd) 200 in 2007 : SAVES: 1st) .609 in 2008 2nd) .584 in 2005 3rd) .559 in 2007 1st) 11 in 2005 & 2008 2nd) 10 in 2006 16 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE History & Records (continued) NO HITTERS PERFECT GAME 3/28/15 vs. West Potomac: 2 : Robert Riddick (4, W) & Michael 3/14/09 vs. Hearts: 2 Pitchers Tyler Costello (4, W) & Koji Marks Coritz (1) – 5 innings (mercy rule) (1) - 5 innings (mercy rule) 3/24/15 vs. St. Mary’s Ryken: 3 Pitchers: Jack Cunningham (4, W), Kevin Kelly (2) & Trey Ramsey (1) – 7 innings 4/16/13 vs. Bishop Ireton: Braedon Lawson -- 6 innings (mercy rule) 4/12/12 vs. Hartsville: Braedon Lawson -- 5 innings (mercy rule) 3/17/09 vs. Fredericksburg Christian: 2 Pitchers Eric McGee (4, W) & Josh Ruffin (1) - 5 innings (mercy rule) 5/13/08 vs. Collegiate School: Mike Mitchell - 5 innings (mercy rule) Do Ordinary Things 3/28/06 vs. St. Mary’s Ryken: 2 Pitchers Drew Shaw (4, W) & Jack Sullivan (1) - 5 innings (mercy rule) Extraordinarily Well! 4/12/05 vs. Carroll: Scott Eastment - 5 innings (mercy rule) 4/21/04 vs. Carroll: 4 Pitchers Ryne Bromley (1), J.D. Polcari (2, W), ~St. Francis de Sales Mike Geraghty (1) & J.T. Richardson (1) - 5 innings (mercy rule) 3/27/02 vs. Good Counsel: Steve Jones - 6 innings (mercy rule) 4/2/86 vs. Episcopal: Mike Ludwick - 7 innings 5/3/85 vs. Congressional: Mike Ludwick - 7 innings

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Batting Average (Min 150 Plate Apps) Home Runs Runs Batted In Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To Avg Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To HR Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To RBI 1 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 .463 1 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 14 1 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 86 2 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 .434 2 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 12 2 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 76 3 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 .428 3 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 11 3 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 73 4 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 .420 4 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 10 4 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 71 5 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 .395 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 10 5 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 69 6 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 .387 6 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 9 6 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 68 7 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 .386 7 Dan Bracht 2 2001‐02 8 7 Lucas Martinez 3 2011‐13 67 8 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 .382 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 8 8 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 66 9 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 .367 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 8 9 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 64 10 Jack Cunningham 3 2014‐ .349 10 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 7 10 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 60 4 More Players tied with 7 On Base Percentage (Min 150 Plate Apps) Doubles Triples Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To OB% Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To 2B Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To 3B 1 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 .555 1 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 30 1 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 9 2 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 .529 2 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 25 2 Andrew Page 3 2012‐14 8 3 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 .512 3 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 22 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 8 4 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 .500 4 Jack Morgan 3 2012‐14 20 4 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 7 5 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 .492 John Ralston 3 2005‐07 20 5 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 6 6 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 .488 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 20 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 6 7 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 .471 7 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 19 Trey McMenamin 4 2002‐05 6 8 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 .463 8 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 18 8 Thomas Van de Houten 2 2012‐13 4 9 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 .462 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 18 Alex Bryant 2 2010‐11 4 10 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 .456 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 18 Ryan Murakami 2 2009‐10 4 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 18 6 More Players tied with 4 Slugging Percentage (Min 150 Plate Apps) Runs Scored Hits Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To Slg% Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To Runs Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To Hits 1 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 .829 1 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 118 1 Matt Carullo 4 1996‐99 127 2 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 .742 2 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 96 2 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 124 3 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 .736 3 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 87 3 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 116 4 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 .655 4 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 80 4 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 102 5 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 .649 5 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 74 5 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 101 6 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 .649 6 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 73 6 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 96 7 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 .631 7 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 71 7 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 88 8 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 .618 Trey McMenamin 4 2002‐05 71 8 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 86 9 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 .596 9 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 69 9 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 79 10 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 .592 10 Andrew Page 3 2012‐14 68 Andrew Page 3 2012‐14 79 John Ralston 3 2005‐07 79 OPS (On Base% + Slug %) (Min 150 Plate Apps) Games Played Stolen Bases Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To OPS Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To GP Player Name Yrs From‐To SB 1 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 1.358 1 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 116 1 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 64 2 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 1.291 2 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 112 2 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 42 3 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 1.213 3 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 105 3 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 38 4 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 1.167 4 Trey McMenamin 4 2002‐05 103 4 Trey McMenamin 4 2002‐05 34 5 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 1.149 5 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 92 5 Andrew Page 3 2012‐14 26 6 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 1.141 6 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 91 6 Jack Cunningham 3 2014‐ 25 7 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 1.081 7 Lucas Martinez 3 2011‐13 90 7 Matt Murakami 3 2006‐08 22 8 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 1.056 8 John Ralston 3 2005‐07 89 8 Mike Geraghty 3 2002‐04 21 9 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 1.046 9 Robert Lamas 4 2003‐06 87 9 Chuck Evans 3 2003‐05 20 10 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 1.039 Jack Morgan 3 2012‐14 87 10 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 19

HR Frequency (AB per HR) (Min 150 Plate Apps) Walks Hit by Pitch Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To AB/HR Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To BB Rnk Player Name Yrs From‐To HbP 1 Alex Gregory 2 2004‐05 13.67 1 Scott Eastment 4 2001‐05 55 1 TJ Guinan 3 2002‐04 19 2 Zach Costello 2 2006‐07 15.50 2 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 51 2 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 18 3 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 18.57 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 51 3 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 13 4 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 18.80 4 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 44 4 Blake McCrea 2 2011‐12 11 5 Dan Bracht 2 2001‐02 19.00 5 Jack Morgan 3 2012‐14 43 Clayton Baine 3 2014‐ 11 6 Chad Morgan 4 2006‐09 20.22 6 Lucas Martinez 3 2011‐13 42 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 11 7 Tim McCormick 3 2006‐08 23.00 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 42 7 Matt Kianka 4 2008‐11 10 8 Brett Bowers 4 2005‐08 23.27 8 Trey McMenamin 4 2002‐05 39 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 10 9 Mike Mitchell 4 2005‐08 23.86 9 Andrew Page 3 2012‐14 36 9 Cody Reeves 1 2009‐09 9 10 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 25.14 10 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 34 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 9 Active Players in Bold Italics

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Batting Average (Min 75 Plate Apps) Home Runs Runs Batted In Rnk Player Name Class Year Avg Rnk Player Name Class Year HR Rnk Player Name Class Year RBI 1 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 .483 1 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 8 1 Zach Costello Sr 2007 37 2 Brett Moore Sr 2006 .481 2 Dan Bracht Jr 2001 7 2 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 35 3 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 .479 Zach Costello Sr 2007 7 3 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 34 4 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 .470 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 7 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 34 5 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 .468 5 Mike Mitchell Sr 2008 5 5 Lucas Martinez Jr 2012 32 6 Alex Gregory Jr 2004 .459 Lansing Veeder Jr 2010 5 6 Matt Murakami Jr 2007 31 7 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 .458 Brett Moore Sr 2006 5 7 Dan Delmore Sr 2001 30 8 Zach Costello Sr 2007 .448 Brett Bowers Sr 2008 5 8 Alex Gregory Jr 2004 29 9 Jack Cunningham Jr 2015 .438 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 5 Brett Bowers Jr 2007 29 10 Peter Verdin So 2006 .436 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 5 10 Lansing Veeder Fr 2008 28 2 More Players tied with 28 On Base Percentage (Min 75 Plate Apps) Doubles Triples Rnk Player Name Class Year OB% Rnk Player Name Class Year 2B Rnk Player Name Class Year 3B 1 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 .593 1 Tim McCormick Sr 2008 12 1 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 5 2 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 .571 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 12 Will Naylor Sr 2005 5 3 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 .556 3 Jack Cunningham Jr 2015 11 3 Andrew Page Sr 2014 4 4 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 .545 Alex Bryant Sr 2011 11 Ryan Murakami Sr 2010 4 5 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 .544 Zach Costello Sr 2007 11 Trey McMenamin Sr 2005 4 6 Chad Morgan Jr 2008 .537 6 Matt Kianka Jr 2010 10 Brett Bowers Jr 2007 4 7 Zach Costello Sr 2007 .519 Mitchell Aker Sr 2012 10 Alex Bryant Sr 2011 4 8 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 .518 Alex Gregory Jr 2004 10 Chad Morgan Jr 2008 4 9 Tim McCormick Jr 2007 .516 Tyler Costello Sr 2010 10 Peter Verdin Sr 2008 4 Andrew Page Jr 2013 .516 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 10 10 Thomas Van De Houten Sr 2013 3 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 10 10 More Players tied with 3 Slugging Percentage (Min 75 Plate Apps) Runs Scored Hits Rnk Player Name Class Year Slg% Rnk Player Name Class Year Runs Rnk Player Name Class Year Hits 1 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 .924 1 Peter Verdin Sr 2008 42 1 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 46 2 Zach Costello Sr 2007 .885 2 Peter Verdin So 2006 41 2 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 44 3 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 .865 3 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 39 3 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 43 4 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 .833 4 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 38 4 Peter Verdin So 2006 41 5 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 .765 5 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 35 Will Naylor Sr 2005 41 6 Brett Moore Sr 2006 .753 6 Will Naylor Sr 2005 34 6 Dan Delmore Sr 2001 40 7 Alex Gregory Jr 2004 .741 7 Lansing Veeder So 2009 33 7 Alex Gregory Jr 2004 39 8 Will Naylor Sr 2005 .700 Zach Costello Sr 2007 33 TJ Guinan Sr 2004 39 9 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 .699 9 Richard Mancari Sr 2012 32 Brett Moore Sr 2006 39 10 Jack Cunningham Jr 2015 .688 10 TJ Guinan (Twice) So/Sr 02/04 31 Karl Weimer Sr 2001 39 2 More Players tied with 31 3 More Players tied with 39 OPS (On Base% + Slug %) (Min 75 Plate Apps) Games Played Stolen Bases Rnk Player Name Class Year OPS Rnk Player Name Class Year GP Player Name Class Year SB 1 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 1.480 1 Lucas Martinez Jr 2012 34 1 Peter Verdin So 2006 30 2 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 1.458 Blake McCrea Sr 2012 34 2 Will Naylor Sr 2005 26 3 Zach Costello Sr 2007 1.404 Andrew Page So 2012 34 3 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 20 4 Matt Murakami Sr 2008 1.378 4 Richard Mancari Sr 2012 33 4 Karl Weimer Sr 2001 16 5 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 1.284 5 Blake Banet Sr 2012 32 5 TJ Guinan Jr 2003 15 6 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 1.270 Matt Murakami So 2006 32 6 Peter Verdin Sr 2008 14 7 Brett Moore Sr 2006 1.264 Mitchell Aker Sr 2012 32 7 Mike Geraghty Sr 2004 13 8 Alex Gregory Jr 2004 1.241 8 Dan Savage Sr 2009 31 Jack Cunningham Jr 2015 13 9 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 1.190 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 31 Will Naylor Jr 2004 13 10 TJ Guinan Jr 2003 1.189 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 31 Richard Mancari Sr 2012 13 9 More Players tied with 31 HR Frequency (AB per HR) (Min 75 Plate Apps) Walks Hit by Pitch Rnk Player Name Class Year AB/HR Rnk Player Name Class Year BB Rnk Player Name Class Year HbP 1 Alex Gregory Sr 2005 9.88 1 Chad Morgan Jr 2008 24 1 TJ Guinan Jr 2003 10 2 Dan Bracht Jr 2001 11.43 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 24 2 Clayton Baine Jr 2015 9 3 Zach Costello Sr 2007 12.43 3 Scott Eastment So 2003 21 Cody Reeves Sr 2009 9 4 Chad Morgan Sr 2009 12.71 4 Brett Bowers Sr 2008 20 Blake McCrea Sr 2012 9 5 Mike Mitchell Sr 2008 14.40 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 20 5 Peter Verdin Sr 2008 7 6 Brett Bowers Sr 2008 15.60 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 20 6 Tyler Costello Sr 2010 6 7 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 16.20 7 Reed Bromley So 2006 19 Tim McCormick Jr 2007 6 Brett Moore Sr 2006 16.20 Dan Bracht Jr 2001 19 Lansing Veeder So 2009 6 9 Tim McCormick Jr 2007 17.00 9 Tim McCormick Jr 2007 18 Peter Verdin So 2006 6 10 Lansing Veeder Jr 2010 17.40 Carlos Mateos Sr 2009 18 John Ralston Sr 2007 6 2 More Players tied with 18

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ERA (Earned Runs per 7 IP) (Minimum 50 IP) Wins Strikeouts Rnk Name Yrs From‐To ERA Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To Wins Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To K's 1 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 1.37 1 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 17 1 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 170 2 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 1.41 2 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 16 2 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 132 3 Mike Mitchell 2 2007‐08 1.50 3 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 15 3 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 126 4 John Wiltshire 2 2013‐14 1.72 4 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 14 4 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 123 5 JT Richardson 2 2004‐05 1.79 5 Mike Mitchell 2 2007‐08 13 5 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 122 6 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 1.82 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 13 6 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 109 7 Yianni Tsiamis 2 2014‐15 2.07 7 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 12 7 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 108 8 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 2.22 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 12 8 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 99 9 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 2.33 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 12 9 Robbie Kidd 3 2009‐11 94 10 Jonathan Bitto 3 2009‐11 2.38 10 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 10 10 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 86

WHIP (BB + Hits per IP) (Minimum 50 IP) Saves Strikeout/BB Ratio (Minimum 50 IP) Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To WHIP Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To SVs Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To K/BB 1 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 0.89 1 Greg Wiegand 2 2007‐08 7 1 JT Richardson 2 2004‐05 7.55 2 JT Richardson 2 2004‐05 0.96 2 Michael Coritz 2 2015‐ 6 2 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 4.72 3 Yianni Tsiamis 2 2014‐15 1.01 Peter Verdin 3 2006‐08 6 3 Jonathan Bitto 3 2009‐11 4.29 4 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 1.04 Reed Bromley 3 2006‐08 6 4 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 4.26 5 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 1.15 5 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 5 5 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 4.19 6 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 1.15 6 Mitch Aker 3 2010‐12 4 6 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 4.10 7 Mike Mitchell 2 2007‐08 1.15 Pat Commins 2 2001‐02 4 7 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 3.94 8 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 1.16 Robbie Kidd 3 2009‐11 4 8 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 3.67 9 John Wiltshire 2 2013‐14 1.17 9 Robert Newell 2 2011‐12 3 9 Yianni Tsiamis 2 2014‐15 3.42 10 Mark Gunst 3 2010‐12 1.17 Ben Garner 2 2010‐11 3 10 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 3.09 Kevin Kelly 2 2015‐ 3 Strikeouts/Gm (K per 7 IP) (Minimum 50 IP) Games Pitched Innings Pitched Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To K/Gm Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To GP Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To IP 1 Jonathan Bitto 3 2009‐11 9.13 1 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 38 1 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 134.0 2 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 9.08 2 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 34 2 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 131.0 3 JT Richardson 2 2004‐05 8.72 3 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 29 3 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 124.7 4 Robbie Kidd 3 2009‐11 8.44 4 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 28 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 124.7 5 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 8.10 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 28 5 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 117.7 6 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 7.95 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 28 6 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 114.3 7 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 7.56 7 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 27 7 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 113.0 8 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 7.50 8 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 25 8 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 108.3 9 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 7.02 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 25 9 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 107.7 10 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 6.90 Robbie Kidd 3 2009‐11 25 10 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 85.0

Walks/Gm (BB per 7 IP) (Minimum 50 IP) Games Started Shut Outs Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To BB/Gm Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To GS Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To Sho 1 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 1.10 1 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 23 1 Mike Mitchell 2 2007‐08 6 2 JT Richardson 2 2004‐05 1.16 2 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 22 2 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 4 3 John Wiltshire 2 2013‐14 1.32 3 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 21 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 4 4 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 1.46 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 21 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 4 5 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 1.62 5 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 19 5 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 3 6 Yianni Tsiamis 2 2014‐15 1.66 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 19 6 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 2 7 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 1.92 7 Braedon Lawson 1 2013‐13 18 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 2 8 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 1.92 8 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 17 8 16 Tied with 1 9 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 1.97 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 17 10 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 1.98 Lansing Veeder 4 2008‐11 17

Winning Percentage (Min 10 Decisions) Complete Games Complete Game % (Minimum 10 GS) Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To Win % Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To CG Rnk Pitcher Name Yrs From‐To CG% 1 Mike Mitchell (13‐1) 2 2007‐08 .929 1 Scott Eastment 4 2001‐05 9 1 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 53.8% 2 Will Naylor (12‐1) 3 2003‐05 .923 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 9 2 Joseph Salzano 2 2012‐13 52.9% 3 Jonathan Bitto (9‐1) 3 2009‐11 .900 3 Will Naylor 3 2003‐05 7 3 Mike Mitchell 2 2007‐08 46.7% 4 Drew Shaw (17‐2) 3 2006‐08 .895 Mike Mitchell 2 2007‐08 7 4 Tyler Costello 4 2007‐10 42.9% 5 Joseph Salzano (14‐3) 2 2012‐13 .824 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 7 5 Scott Eastment 4 2002‐05 41.2% 6 Yianni Tsiamis (8‐2) 2 2014‐15 .800 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 7 6 Steve Grodek 3 2001‐03 36.8% Eric McGee (8‐2) 2 2009‐10 .800 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 7 7 JT Richardson 2 2004‐05 36.4% 8 Tyler Costello (16‐6) 4 2007‐10 .727 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 7 8 Steve Jones 2 2001‐02 33.3% 9 JD Polcari (15‐6) 3 2004‐06 .714 9 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 6 9 Brett Moore 4 2003‐06 31.8% 10 Lansing Veeder (12‐5) 4 2008‐11 .706 Drew Shaw 3 2006‐08 6 10 JD Polcari 3 2004‐06 31.6% Active Players in Bold Italics

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ERA (Earned Runs per 7 IP) (Minimum 25 IP) Wins Strikeouts Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year ERA Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year Wins Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year K's 1 Will Naylor Sr 2005 0.27 1 Will Naylor Sr 2005 9 1 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 78 2 Drew Shaw So 2006 0.86 2 Tyler Costello So 2008 8 2 Robbie Kidd Sr 2011 70 3 Scott Eastment So 2003 1.06 Mike Mitchell Jr 2007 8 3 Braedon Lawson Sr 2013 68 4 JT Richardson Jr 2004 1.08 4 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 7 4 Steve Grodek Sr 2003 66 5 Drew Shaw Sr 2008 1.14 Braedon Lawson Jr 2012 7 5 Will Naylor Sr 2005 62 6 Mike Mitchell Jr 2007 1.19 JD Polcari Sr 2006 7 6 JT Richardson Sr 2005 61 7 JD Polcari So 2004 1.28 7 Jonathan Bitto Sr 2011 6 7 Brett Moore Sr 2006 53 8 Jeff Manthe Sr 2004 1.30 Drew Shaw Sr 2008 6 8 Jonathan Bitto Sr 2011 52 9 Braedon Lawson Sr 2013 1.34 Drew Shaw Jr 2007 6 9 Steve Jones Jr 2001 50 10 Brett Moore Sr 2006 1.63 2 More Pitchers tied with 6 10 Steve Jones Sr 2002 49

WHIP (BB + Hits per IP) (Minimum 25 IP) Saves Strikeout/BB Ratio (Minimum 25 IP) Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year WHIP Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year SVs Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year K/BB 1 Will Naylor Sr 2005 0.71 1 Michael Coritz So 2014 4 1 JT Richardson Sr 2005 12.20 2 Drew Shaw Sr 2008 0.81 Greg Wiegand Sr 2008 4 2 JD Polcari Jr 2005 7.50 3 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 0.82 Brett Moore Jr 2005 4 3 Brett Moore Jr 2005 6.80 4 Braedon Lawson Sr 2013 0.82 Mitchell Aker So 2010 4 4 Will Naylor Sr 2005 5.64 5 JT Richardson Sr 2005 0.91 Robbie Kidd So 2009 4 5 Brett Moore Sr 2006 5.30 6 Drew Shaw So 2006 0.92 Pat Commins Jr 2001 4 6 Braedon Lawson Sr 2013 5.23 7 Greg Wiegand Sr 2008 0.93 7 Reed Bromley So 2006 3 7 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 5.20 8 Scott Eastment So 2003 0.95 Greg Wiegand Jr 2007 3 Jonathan Bitto Sr 2011 5.20 9 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 1.01 Peter Verdin Jr 2007 3 9 Drew Shaw Sr 2008 4.70 10 JT Richardson Jr 2004 1.04 Kevin Kelly So 2014 3 10 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 4.63 Reed Bromley Sr 2008 3 Strikeouts/Gm (K per 7 IP) (Minimum 25 IP) Games Pitched Innings Pitched Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year K/Gm Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year GP Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year IP 1 JT Richardson Sr 2005 10.50 1 Steve Jones Sr 2002 14 1 Steve Jones Sr 2002 65.7 2 Robbie Kidd Sr 2011 10.28 Braedon Lawson Jr 2012 14 2 Mark Gunst Sr 2012 61.3 3 Steve Grodek Sr 2003 9.90 Kevin Kelly So 2014 14 3 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 59.7 4 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 9.41 4 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 13 4 JD Polcari Sr 2006 59.3 5 Jeff Manthe Sr 2004 9.33 Will Naylor Sr 2005 13 5 Steve Jones Jr 2001 59.0 6 Scott Eastment Sr 2005 9.25 Robert Newell Sr 2012 13 6 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 58.0 7 Braedon Lawson Sr 2013 9.10 Patrick Gartlan Sr 2003 13 7 Brett Moore Sr 2006 56.0 8 Brett Moore Jr 2005 9.04 8 Mark Gunst Sr 2012 12 8 Braedon Lawson Jr 2012 55.3 9 Drew Shaw Sr 2008 8.89 JD Polcari Sr 2006 12 9 Braedon Lawson Sr 2013 52.3 10 Jonathan Bitto Sr 2011 8.88 5 More Pitchers tied with 12 10 Will Naylor Sr 2005 51.0

Walks/Gm (BB per 7 IP) (Minimum 25 IP) Games Started Shut Outs Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year BB/Gm Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year GS Pitcher Name Class Year Sho 1 JT Richardson Sr 2005 0.86 1 Steve Jones Sr 2002 12 1 Mike Mitchell Jr 2007 4 2 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 1.06 2 JD Polcari Sr 2006 10 2 Will Naylor Sr 2005 3 3 JD Polcari Jr 2005 1.11 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 10 3 Steve Grodek So 2001 2 4 Joe Salzano Sr 2013 1.13 Braedon Lawson Jr 2012 10 Mike Mitchell Sr 2008 2 5 Brett Moore Sr 2006 1.25 5 Mark Gunst Sr 2012 9 Joe Salzano Sr 2013 2 6 JD Polcari Sr 2006 1.30 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 9 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 2 7 Brett Moore Jr 2005 1.33 Steve Jones Jr 2001 9 Drew Shaw Jr 2007 2 8 John Wiltshire Sr 2014 1.48 Brett Moore Sr 2006 9 8 24 Pitchers tied with 1 9 Will Naylor Sr 2005 1.51 Will Naylor Sr 2005 9 10 Scott Eastment So 2003 1.59 Drew Shaw Jr 2007 9

Winning Percentage (Minimum 5 Wins) Complete Games Complete Game % (Minimum 5 GS) Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year Win % Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year CG Rnk Pitcher Name Class Year CG% 1 Will Naylor (9‐0) Sr 2005 1.000 1 Will Naylor Sr 2005 6 1 Will Naylor Sr 2005 67% Drew Shaw (6‐0) Sr 2008 1.000 Brett Moore Sr 2006 6 Brett Moore Sr 2006 67% Jonathan Bitto (6‐0) Sr 2011 1.000 3 Mike Mitchell Jr 2007 5 Jonathan Bitto Sr 2011 67% Mike Mitchell (5‐0) Sr 2008 1.000 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 5 4 Mike Mitchell Jr 2007 63% 5 Tyler Costello (8‐1) So 2008 .889 Mark Gunst Sr 2012 5 5 Joe Salzano Sr 2013 57% Mike Mitchell (8‐1) Jr 2007 .889 6 Jonathan Bitto Sr 2011 4 6 Joseph Salzano Jr 2012 56% 7 Joseph Salzano (7‐1) Jr 2012 .875 Joe Salzano Sr 2013 4 Mark Gunst Sr 2012 56% 8 Drew Shaw (6‐1) Jr 2007 .857 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 4 8 Tyler Costello So 2008 43% 9 Drew Shaw (5‐1) So 2006 .833 JD Polcari Sr 2006 4 9 JD Polcari Sr 2006 40% Lansing Veeder (5‐1) Jr 2010 .833 Steve Jones Sr 2002 4 Tyler Costello Jr 2009 40%

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 21 2015 Final Stats 2015 Varsity Pitching Stats PVI PITCHING — 2015 Final StatisticsPVI for ALLPITCHING 26 Games ( Grouped — by2015 IP — Sorted by ERA ) PVI Spring 2015 PrimaryFinal Stats Statistics for ALLSecondary 26 Games Stats ( GroupedWin-Loss-Sv by IP — / ERA Sorted Performanceby ERA ) Averages Pitcher-2015PVI Spring 2015 PrimaryIP Stats SO BB ER Secondary Stats W-LWin-Loss-Sv ERA/ ERA Performance Averages 21 RobertPitcher-2015 Riddick 7 6 0 0 0 28.0IP 7 11 34SO 20 BB 5 ER 0 3 47278% 5 0 3-1W-L .750 — 1.25ERA1.11 .122 8.5 1.7 5.0 115 118 59% 58% 459 11 21TreyRobert Ramsey Riddick 9 7 6 6 2 0 1 0 0 0 30.7 28.0 17 7 22 11 26 34 13 20 11 5 0 02 345147283%78% 6 5 0 03-33-1 .500.750 — —2.511.251.141.11 .196 .122 5.9 8.5 2.0 1.7 3.0 5.0 102 11513111862%59% 62% 58%445459 22 11YianniTrey Tsiamis Ramsey 9 9 5 6 2 2 1 1 1 0 24.3 30.7 5 17 21 22 20 26 4 13 3 111 01 221245133%83% 3 6 1 03-03-31.000.500 — —0.862.51 1.031.14 .233 .196 5.8 5.9 5.0 2.0 1.2 3.0 95 1029913158%62%66% 62%331445 16 22KevinYianni Kelly Tsiamis9 9 2 5 3 2 1 1 1 1 20.7 24.3 4 5 16 21 28 20 11 4 3 30 11 1350212100%33% 0 3 0 11-13-0 .5001.000 — —1.020.86 1.31 1.03 .211 .233 9.5 5.8 2.5 5.0 3.7 1.2 116 9590 9960%58%63%66%342331 9 16JackKevin Cunningham Kelly 69 6 2 0 3 0 1 0 1 25.0 20.7 13 4 22 16 21 28 10 11 9 30 02 123235060%100% 3 0 0 02-31-1 .400.500 — —2.521.02 1.28 1.31 .232 .211 5.9 9.5 2.1 2.5 2.8 3.7 107 116108 9061%60%64%63%383342 14 Tim9 Jack Newell Cunningham9 6 0 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 12.0 25.027921 13 22 21 10 90 00 2030232100%60% 0 3 0 02-02-31.000.400 — —0.582.52 0.75 1.28 .171 .232 5.3 5.9 4.5 2.1 1.2 2.8 98 1074410848%61% 65%64%168383 2 14MichaelTim Newell Morgan 49 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 7.0 12.0 427921 6 10 3 3 0 01 0120030100%100% 0 0 0 01-12-0 .5001.000 1/2 —3.000.58 1.29 0.75 .240 .171 10.0 5.3 3.3 4.5 3.0 1.2 120 9833 4467%48% 65% 65%120168 1 Connor2 Michael Bigelow Morgan 5 4 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 10.3 7.0 6 4 6 6 10 10 3 3 6 30 00 102212050%100% 0 0 0 01-11-1 .500.500 — 1/24.063.00 0.87 1.29 .158 .240 6.8 10.0 3.3 3.3 2.0 3.0 110 12041 3371%67% 64% 65%163120 12 Michael1 Connor Coritz Bigelow 4 5 0 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 2.7 10.3024100 6 6 10 3 6 0010 022 0 0 —50% 30 0 0—1-1 — .500 2/2 — 0.004.06 1.13 0.87 .200 .158 10.5 6.8 4.0 3.3 2.6 2.0126 110 1241 83%71% 67% 64% 48163 13 12TylerMichael Casagrande Coritz 1 4 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 1.0 2.7 013000024100001 0 1 0 0 100% 0 — 030 0 — — — — — 2/20.00 0.001.00 1.13 .250 .200 21.0 10.5 ~999 4.0 0.0 2.6 105126 4 12 100% 83% 73% 67% 15 48 19 13NikTyler Tsiamis Casagrande10100 1 0 1 0 0 1.0 1.0 011000013000000 0 0 1 0 0 — 100% 10 0 0— — — — — — 0.000.001.001.00 .250 .250 7.0 21.0 ~999 ~999 0.0 0.0 84 105 4 4 75% 100% 83% 73% 12 15 33 19LiamNik McDonnell Tsiamis 110100 0 1 0 0 1.0 1.00110000110000000 0 0 0 0 — —00 10— — — — — — 0.000.001.001.00 .250 .250 7.0 7.0 ~999 ~999 0.0 0.0 91 84 4 4 75% 75% 85% 83% 13 12 18 33TreyLiam Campbell McDonnell 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.7 1.0 2102000110000000 0 0 0 0 — —00 00— — — — — — 0.000.004.501.00 .333 .250 0.0 7.0 0.0 ~999 21.0 0.0 231 91 5 4 60% 75% 45% 85% 22 13 24 18JasonTrey Volpicelli Campbell 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 0.7 1113102102000000 0 0 0 0 — —00 00— — — — — — 7.000.004.004.50 .250 .333 7.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 21.0 21.0 203 231 7 5 43% 60% 41% 45% 29 22 8 24EvanJason Antonellis Volpicelli 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.3 1.0 1103101113100000 0 0 0 0 — —02 00— — — — — —21.007.00>9.994.00 .500 .250 0.0 7.0 0.0 0.3 63.0 21.0 651 203 5 7 80% 43% 45% 41% 31 29 17 Matthew8 Evan AntonellisHerzog 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.7 0.3 4202401103100000 0 0 0 0 — —00 02— — — — — —42.0021.006.00>9.99 .500 .500 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 21.0 63.0 210 651 6 5 33% 80% 35% 45% 20 31 17 PVIMatthew Totals: Herzog 26 26 1 23 0 0 3 10 0166.3 0 0.7 66 121420240 168 77 47 1 10 1700 29 0 9 076% — 21 00 3 16-10— .615—3/4 —1.9842.00 1.196.00 .201 .500 7.1 0.0 2.2 0.0 3.2 21.0 109 210711 661% 33% 62% 35% 2601 20 PVI Totals: Note:26 Team 26 23Shutout 3 10 total166.3 includes 66 1218 combined 168 77 shutouts 47 1 by10 multiple17 29 pitchers 9 76% not 21 credited 3 16-10 to .615any single3/4 player.1.98 1.19 .201 7.1 2.2 3.2 109 711 61% 62% 2601 Note: Team Shutout total includes 8 combined shutouts by multiple pitchers not credited to any single player.

2015 Varsity Batting/Fielding Stats PVI BATTING/FIELDING — 2015 FinalPVI Statistics BATTING/FIELDING for ALL 26 Games ( Grouped by PA — Sorted 2015 by OPS ) PVI Spring 2015 PrimaryFinal Stats Statistics for ALLPerformance 26 Games Averages ( GroupedSecondary by PA — SortedStats by OPSBase ) Running Fielding Stats Player-2015PVI Spring 2015 G PrimaryRH Stats Performance Averages Secondary Stats Base Running Fielding Stats 9 JackPlayer-2015 Cunningham 26G 93 80 18RH 35 11 3 1 19 .438 .500 .688 15 55 1.188 10 1 7 01 1013 0 1 100% 24 20 3 1 0 .958 6 Devon9 Jack Adams Cunningham 26 26 92 93 73 80 7 18 24 35 3 11 1 3 3 1 27 19.329.438 .457 .500 .521 .688 7 15 38 55.9771.188 16 10 21 16 7010140102013 01 100%1 100% 140 24 117 20 21 3 2 1 0 0 .986 .958 17 Matthew6 Devon Herzog Adams 20 26 69 92 59 73 13 7 19 24 4 3 1 1 0 3 11 27.322.329 .420 .457 .424 .521 5 7 25 38.844.977 9 16 1 2 12 160001304010200 100%1 100% 135 140 131 117 2 21 2 2 8 0 .985 .986 12 17MichaelMatthew Coritz Herzog 24 20 81 69 60 59 22 13 13 19 1 4 2 1 0 0 8 11.217.322 .405 .420 .300 .424 3 5 18 25.705.844 16 9 3 1 8 122000303030101 100%0 100% 59 135 17 131 40 2 2 2 5 8 .966 .985 10 12ClaytonMichael Baine Coritz 26 24 91 81 71 60 21 22 15 13 3 1 0 2 1 0 14 8.211.217 .371 .405 .296 .300 4 3 21 18.667.705 9 16 9 3 17 82020603060301 100%1 100% 101 59 31 17 58 40 12 2 8 5 .881 .966 16 10KevinClayton Kelly Baine 13 26 37 91 31 71 3 21 10 15 4 3 0 0 0 1 7 14.323.211 .432 .371 .452 .296 4 4 14 21.884.667 6 9 0 9 5 170020216000600 1 —100% 9 101 2 31 7 58 0 12 1 1.0008 .881 34 16WillKevin Salva Kelly21 13 50 37 39 31 6 3930110 10 4 0 0 7.231.323 .360 .432 .385 .452 4 4 15 14.745.884 7 6 2 0 10 50200102120000 100%0 — 14 9 11 2 1 7 2 0 0 1 .857 1.000 2 34MichaelWill Salva Morgan 1921 57 50 43 39 11 6 10930110 2 0 0 6 .233.231 .375 .360 .279 .385 2 4 12 15.654.745 7 7 4 2 12 101202211050200 100%0 100% 36 14 27 11 9 1 0 2 0 1.0000 .857 13 Tyler2 Michael Casagrande Morgan 20 19 44 57 39 43 9 11 11 10 1 2 0 0 0 0 4 6.282.233 .341 .375 .308 .279 1 2 12 12.649.654 4 7 0 4 3 120112012120500 100%0 100% 11 36 11 27 0 9 0 0 0 1.0000 1.000 7 13ConorTyler Gaffney Casagrande 21 20 27 44 21 39 15 95100 11 1 0 0 3 4.238.282 .360 .341 .286 .308 1 1 6 12.646.649 2 4 2 0 6 3200140011120 1 0 092%100% 29 11 9 11 17 0 3 0 6 0 .897 1.000 4 Steven7 Conor DiBiasio Gaffney 17 21 33 27 29 21 8 15 60005100 3 3.207.238 .303 .360 .207 .286 0 1 6 6.510.646 3 2 1 2 9 6002010404011 10 100%0 92% 14 29 13 9 0 17 1 3 0 6 .929 .897 24 Jason4 Steven Volpicelli DiBiasio 18 17 46 33 41 29 7 8 81006000 8 3.195.207 .267 .303 .220 .207 1 0 9 6.486.510 4 3 0 1 5 91000101000400 0 —100% 54 14 25 13 25 0 4 1 4 0 .926 .929 21 24RobertJason Riddick Volpicelli 11 18 27 46 23 41 1 7 30108100 1 8.130.195 .259 .267 .217 .220 1 1 5 9.477.486 2 4 2 0 4 50010121000001 0 — — 58 54 47 25 9 25 2 4 4 4 .966 .926 8 21EvanRobert Antonellis Riddick 9 11 12 27 8 23 5 1 30003010 2 1.375.130 .545 .259 .375 .217 0 1 3 5.920.477 2 2 1 2 0 41000101200000 1 — — 7 58 2 47 5 9 0 2 1 1.000 4 .966 18 Trey8 Evan Campbell Antonellis 15 9 15 12 13 8 4 5 50003000 5 2.385.375 .400 .545 .385 .375 0 0 5 3.785.920 1 2 0 1 4 00110001020000 100%0 — 2 7 1 2 0 5 1 0 0 1 .500 1.000 5 18LoganTrey Miller Campbell 9 15 15 15 13 13 0 4 30005000 1 5.231.385 .333 .400 .231 .385 0 0 3 5.564.785 2 1 0 0 1 40001100000200 0 —100% 31 2 27 1 4 0 0 1 0 1.0000 .500 15 Jeff5 Logan Cox Miller12 9 22 15 20 13 2 0 31003000 1 1.150.231 .227 .333 .200 .231 1 0 4 3.427.564 1 2 1 0 4 10000201000000 0 — — 0 31 0 27 0 4 0 0 0 0 –— 1.000 3 15AnthonyJeff Cox Walton 612 6 22 6 20 2 2 40003100 4 1.667.150 .667 .227 .667 .200 0 1 4 41.333.427 0 1 0 1 1 40000 020 0 00000 0 — — 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 01.000 0 –— 11 Trey3 Anthony Ramsey Walton4632 6 6 6 2 10004000 1 4.333.667 .500 .667 .333 .667 0 0 1 4.8331.333 2 0 0 0 1 10100 0 0 0 010000 100%0 — 10 2 2 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 .900 1.000 14 11TimTrey Newell Ramsey 3330463200001000 0 1.000.333 .000 .500 .000 .333 0 0 0 1.000.833 0 2 0 0 0 10001 0 0 0 000100 0 — 100% 6 10 3 2 3 7 0 1 1 1.0000 .900 20 14GraemeTim Newell Wright 13330 1 1 0 00000000 0 0.000.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0.000.000 0 0 0 0 1 00000 0 0 0 000000 0 — — 0 6 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 –— 1.000 1 20ConnorGraeme Bigelow Wright 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 00000000 0 0—.000 — .000— .0000 0 0 0 —.000 0 0 0 0 0 10000 0 0 0 000000 0 — — 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1.0000 –— 22 Yianni1 Connor Tsiamis Bigelow 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000000 0 0— — — — — — 00 0 0 — — 00 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 000000 0 — — 8 2 0 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 .875 1.000 22 YianniPVI Totals: Tsiamis 26 0827 0676 156 0 187 0 0000 35 8 6 135 .277 0— .390 — .379 — 49 2560 0.769—103 0 29 1260 0 900 9 33 0 5 05200 1 5 098% —752 499 8 219 0 347 141 0 .955 .875 PVI Totals: 26 827 676 156 187 35 8 6 135 .277 .390 .379 49 256 .769 103 29 126 9 9 33 5 52 1 5 98% 752 499 219 34 14 .955

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24 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Virginia Independent State Baseball Association of the VISAA

Virginia Independent State Baseball Association (VISBA) is comprised of approximately 80 different private high schools spanning the Commonwealth of Virginia. Schools are assigned to one of three different Divisions, based upon school size. Schools fielding VISBA Division I teams include: Benedictine Bishop Ireton Bishop O’Connell Bishop Sullivan Catholic Blue Ridge School Cape Henry Collegiate Collegiate School Episcopal High School Flint Hill Fork Union Military Hargrave Military Liberty Christian School Nansemond- Suffolk Academy Norfolk Academy Paul VI Saint John Paul the Great Catholic HS Potomac School Randolph Macon Academy St. Anne’s- Belfield School St. Catherine’s School St. Christopher’s School St. Gertrude’s School St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes The Madeira School Trinity Episcopal School Woodberry Forest School The diversity of VISBA participation precludes organized conference-style play during the regular season. A polling process based on team record and opponents isused to establish the top teams in each Division at several points during the regular season. At the close of the regular season, a single elimination tournament is conducted for the top eight teams to determine the State for each Division.

Washington Catholic Athletic Conference

Paul VI is a member of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC), widely regarded as one of the most competitive high school conferences in the Metro Area. WCAC teams regularly rank among the best in their sports, both locally and nationally. WCAC baseball is especially competitive, with multiple conference teams typically ranked among the area’s finest. The ten high schools fielding WCAC baseball teams include:

Archbishop Carroll Bishop Ireton

Bishop McNamara Bishop O’Connell

DeMatha Gonzaga

Good Counsel Paul VI

St. John’s St. Mary’s Ryken

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 25 26 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Panthers in the Pros and College Paul VI baseball has a rich history of sending players to the next level. Paul VI alumni have played in the SEC, the ACC and many other top conferences in the nation. Several have experienced the thrill of playing in the NCAA Regionals. Three have been drafted by MLB clubs and three have become pros. PVI is proud to have sent so many players to the college level and beyond. PVI Baseball alumni who are playing or played college baseball

NCAA Div. I

Trey Ramsey ‘15 - Princeton ALEX GREGORY George Capen ‘13 - College of the Holy Cross PVI Baseball alumni who have played (or been drafted by) : Braedon Lawson ‘13 – St. Joseph’s University Mike Venafro ‘91 - 29th Round (from James Madison University 1995); Played Lucas Martinez ‘13 - University of New Mexico in the Major Leagues for the Rangers ‘99-01, A’s ‘02, Rays ‘03, Dodgers ‘04 and Rockies ‘06. Thomas Van de Houten ‘13 - College of William & Mary Alex Gregory ‘05 - 17th Round (from Radford University 2009); Played in the Minor Leagues Mitch Aker ‘12 - College of William & Mary (NY-Penn & South Atlantic) for NY Mets affiliates; Brooklyn Cyclones in 2009 and in 2010. Brett Moore ‘06 - Undrafted (from Mount St. Mary’s University 2012); Played in the Independent Minor Mark Gunst ‘12 - James Madison University Leagues (Can Am Assoc & Pecos League) for NTSL; Federals & Carlsbad Bats in 2011 and Santa Fe Fuego in 2012 Damon Frezza ‘11 - Bucknell University Peter Verdin ‘08 - Peter Verdin ‘08 - 39th Round (from University Ben Garner ‘11 - James Madison University of Georgia 2011); Did not sign and returned to UGA. Did not play professionally. Robbie Kidd ‘11 - University of Tennessee Lansing Veeder ‘11 - St. Joseph’s University NCAA Div. II Multiple/Mixed Tyler Costello ‘10 - Radford University Eric McGee ‘10 - Penn State Brian Robbett ‘11 - Greensboro College Matt Herzog ‘15 - Louisburg College (NJCAA) Josh Ruffin ‘10 - Duke University Dan Brosnan ‘05 - Wheeling Jesuit University Chuck Evans ‘05 - Morehouse College Reed Bromley ‘08 - Tennessee Wesleyan Chad Morgan ‘09 - Virginia Tech College (NAIA), Catawaba Valley CC (NJCAA), Cody Reeves ‘09 - Towson University Trey McMenamin ‘05 - Wingate University Ryne Bromley ‘04 - Shepherd University Frederick CC (NJCAA) Brett Bowers ‘08 - East Carolina University, George Washington University Greg Jones ‘00 - Emory University Tim McCormick ‘08 - St. John’s University Jimmy Torrell ‘98 - Emory University Mike McMenamin ‘08 - Virginia Tech (NCAA Div. I), Frederick CC (NJCAA) Matt Murakami ‘08- University of Maryland, George Washington Mike Mitchell ‘08 - St. John’s University University NCAA Div. III (NCAA Div. I), Frederick CC (NJCAA), Peter Verdin ‘08 - University of Georgia Brady Moore ‘14 - Lynchburg College University of Maryland Baltimore County Greg Wiegand ‘08 - University of Dayton Andy Page ‘14 - Millsaps College (NCAA Div. I) Zach Costello ‘07 - University of Delaware, Radford University Jon Wiltshire ‘14 - Millsaps College Rob Lamas ‘06 - Virginia Military Institute, Radford University Joe Salzano ‘13 - Catholic University of America Drew Shaw ‘08 - Temple University (NCAA Brett Moore ‘06 - Winthrop University, Mt. Saint Mary’s University Tyler Alger ‘12 - Merchant Marine Academy Div. I), Eastern University (NCAA Div. III) Alex Gregory ‘05 - Radford University Alex Bryant ‘11 - St. Mary Washington University Scott Eastment ‘05 - Georgetown University Will Naylor ‘05 - Radford University Dan Savage ‘09 - Lynchburg College (NCAA Div. I), Frostburg State University Sean Fitzgerald ‘04 - Marshall University Charles Beacom ‘09 - Ferrum College (NCAA Div. III) Jose Herrera ‘04 - University of Toronto (CANADA) Torey Mancari ‘09 - University of Mary Washington Dan Bracht ‘02 - George Mason University Koji Marks ‘09 - Methodist University T.J. Guinan ‘04 - Catonsville C.C. of Balt. Co. Karl Weimer ‘01 - Lehigh University Justin Puentes ‘09 - Lynchburg College (NJCAA Div. II), Lander University (NCAA Todd Boesson ‘00 - University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill JD Polcari ‘06 - Salisbury University Div. II) JT Richardson ‘05 - Ferrum College Tom McCarty ‘00 - College of Charleston Gabe Ralston ‘03 - Frederick C.C. (NJCAA Div. Matt Carullo ‘99 - Georgetown University Brian Short ‘05 - Frostburg State University Mike Geraghty ‘04 - Catholic University of America II), Lebanon Valley College (NCAA Div. III) Chip Grawey ‘99 - University of North Carolina - Wilmington Steve Grodek ‘03 - Mary Washington College John McCarty ‘98 - College of Charleston Aaron Ward ‘03 - Norwich University Dan Woodley ‘98 - James Madison & Western Carolina Pat Commins ‘02 - Denison University Mike Venafro ‘91 - James Madison University Steve Jones ‘02 - Ithaca College Tim Bottomley ‘00 - Catholic University of America Mike Venafro ‘91 - James Madison University Chris Bettini ‘98 - St. Mary’s College 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 27 28 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Panther Field

aseball has been played at Panther Field since 1937, when the Fairfax BHigh School Rebels first took the field at their newly built school. The construction of the campus was performed by the Works Progress Administration, providing badly needed jobs during the Great Depression. After World War II, the athletic complex was named “War Memorial Field” in honor of Fairfax graduates and other veterans lost during that conflict. The Fairfax staff developed a reputation during those years for thorough, careful maintenance of the baseball field, and it was used extensively for tournaments and other amateur play. In the 1960s, when Fairfax High School moved to its current site, this facility was used as the North Campus of George Mason University. While the Patriots played here, fencing was improved and dugouts and batting cages installed. The dirt berm in left field that is a hallmark of the field— and the bane of many an over the years—was also installed to THE PANTHER FIELD BASEBALL COMPLEX INCLUDES: cover a low brick wall that had been a previous source of injuries. • Fully enclosed, lighted, Major League size field with seating for over 2,500 fans. The Diocese of Arlington purchased the facility in 1982, and the Paul VI Panthers first played here in the spring of 1983. Improvements from that • Professional grounds maintenance by Game Day Inc., providing the period include the grandstand and lighting in left field, the pressbox, the top playing surface in the area, along with RFK Stadium. flagpole, and the “Panther Pause” concession stand. The name “Panther • Patriot Bermuda grass playing surface installed in 2005. Field” was added in 1999. Still recognized as one of the finest scholastic baseball venues in Northern Virginia and the WCAC, Panther Field • State of the art, underground irrigation and drainage system. continues its renewal process. A new scoreboard was installed in 2001; • Major League quality batting practice “turtle” and array of the playing surface underwent extensive rehabilitation in 2002, with professional screens. installation of new dirt and sod in the infield and Bermuda grass in the • 1,600 square foot “press box & clubhouse” facility directly behind outfield; and new netting was added above the backstop in 2003. home plate with lockers, storage space and a coaches office. After completion of the new school gymnasium in the fall of 2003, • Upgraded sound system for announcing and music. the complex received a significant face lift entering the 2004 season. The dugouts were renovated and lengthened, and the press box • Enlarged home dugout with new benches, bat rack, helmet rack was expanded to include clubhouse and locker facilities. 2005 saw and adequate equipment space. improvements to the backstop netting and clubhouse interior, and a • Two 90’ x 20’ artificial turf batting and pitching facilities. complete rebuild of the batting cages was completed in 2006. Significant • Multiple hitting stations set up to accommodate 20 hitters at one time. portions of the year-to-year maintenance are performed on a volunteer basis by players, parents, and fans at two or three “Field Day” weekends in Nellis Stadium at Panther Field is the only on-campus home field in the Late February and early March. The continuing generosity and hard work WCAC with lights! of the boosters, sponsors, and fans will permit Panthers Baseball to host opponents at one of the finest high school baseball facilities in the area PANTHER FIELD DIMENSIONS for years to come. Truly a first-class field for a first-class program! Right Field Foul Line: 342’ Right Field Fence: 8’ Paul VI is one of only two schools in the conference able to host a night game Right Center Field: 367’ Center Field Fence: 16’ at all. Day games are great, but nothing beats the thrill and excitement of a Center Field: 430’ Left Field Fence: 4’ (Plus Berm) game under the lights! Already the finest baseball facility in the metropolitan Left Center Field: 345’ Infield Surface: Fescue & “Camden Yards Mix” area, with the help of annual fundraising and dedicated volunteers, Panther Field will be one of the nation’s best in just a few short years. Left Field Foul Line: 305’ Outfield Surface: Bermuda Grass

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 29 Varsity Head Coach Jeff Nolan 14th Year at PVI A native Californian, Jeff Nolan served as the Associate Head Coach and Pitching Coach for a decade at Paul VI before becoming the Head Coach. Coach Nolan pitched in college at Cal Poly Pomona and was a member of a program that won both the 1980 and 1983 NCAA Division II National Championship. Nolan played under and is heavily influenced by legendary Coach John Scolinos at Cal Poly, who was voted Coach of the 20th Century by the College Baseball Hall of Fame, NCAA Baseball Coach of the Decade for the 1980s, and pitching coach for the 1984 U.S. Olympic team. During his Cal Poly playing career, Nolan led the team in appearances and lowest and was voted Most Improved Player by the Cal Poly coaching staff in 1984. He participated in the California College Baseball summer league, Thoroughbred, where he went 22-2 Coach Nolan had twice been named a finalist for District 2 Assistant on the mound over three seasons and was named Most Valuable Player, Coach of the Year in 2007 and 2008 (District 2 is comprised of all high twice. schools throughout Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, DC and Virginia). In 2009 Nolan received the District 2 Assistant Coach of Upon graduating from Cal Poly, Jeff was invited to tryout with the the Year Award at the National High School Baseball Coaches Association and . He then taught American Annual Convention in Tucson, Arizona. Government and World History at Pomona Catholic High School for a year before pursuing a business career having risen to the level of Coach Nolan was awarded the 2014 WCAC Coach of the Year Award after Chief Executive Officer. While in California, he founded Nolan Baseball guiding a relatively young Panthers squad to a 19-6 regular season Academy in Upland California, providing player instruction and coaching record in 2014. clinics. Coach Nolan was the pitching coach at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach, CA, prior to relocating to Northern Virginia in 1998. Coach Nolan has been married to his wife Greta for 30 years. The couple He has been coaching at the high school level and above, having spent resides in Centreville, VA. Their daughter, Lindsey (PVI ’05), graduated time in the Clark Griffith Collegiate Summer League as a pitching coach in 2009 with a BS degree in Business Administration from Loyola for the Fairfax Nationals as well. Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA and resides and works in Southern California. Nolan’s father Bob pitched in the From 2004-2008, PVI pitchers led the WCAC in fewest runs allowed. organization from 1950-53. Coach Nolan credits both Coach Scolinos and Coach Nolan has converted non-pitchers into pitchers who have gone his dad for his successes and for his love of the game. on to earn Division I College scholarships. Paul VI has had more pitchers selected to the All WCAC First Team than any program in the conference under Coach Nolan’s leadership. He is regarded as one of this area’s most accomplished and knowledgeable authorities on pitching and is a sought after speaker on the local and regional baseball coaching clinic circuit. Nolan was selected as an assistant coach in the 2005, 2006, and 2007 Mid-Atlantic High School All-Star Game and the Crab Claw Classic in the summer of 2015.

30 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Varsity Assistant Coaches TAD DAVIDOVICH JOHN RALSTON (PVI ‘07) VARSITY ASSISTANT COACH (INFIELD) VARSITY ASSISTANT 14th Year at PVI 5th Year at PVI Originally from Chicago, Tad John Ralston begins his fifth Davidovich was an all district season back at his alma mater after at nearby James Madison finishing his collegiate career as a High School in Vienna, VA. Following 4 year starting at Rider a playing stint on the collegiate level University. John led Rider to the at Division I Samford University in conference playoffs all 4 years and Alabama, he transferred to Mary won the 2008 and 2010 MAAC Washington University where he Championships. In 2011 he was received a Bachelor’s Degree in named to the MAAC All Tournament Historic Preservation. Team. John also participated in 2 Davidovich began coaching as an assistant at Madison and as a head coach in AAU NCAA Regionals: 2008 Cal-State summer baseball with the Vienna Mustangs. His 18u Mustang teams regularly Fullerton (CSF, UCLA, UVA, Rider) and 2010 Austin (Univ. of Texas, Rice, competed at the national level and won a bracket championship at the Cocoa Expo Louisiana Lafayette, Rider). International Tournament in 1999. Coach Davidovich joined the Paul VI coaching staff in 2003 and has successfully coached defense and hitters in his 12 seasons At Rider, John holds the record for most games played, is in the top 30 for with the Panthers. Under the guidance of Coach Davidovich, Paul VI has sent 13 most hits and top 30 for most RBI’s in program history. to play at the collegiate level in the last 12 years. In 2005 PVI set school While at PVI, John was a 3 year Varsity at shortstop, winning records by fielding .965 as a team, committing just 29 errors in 31 games. The the 2004 State Championship and 2007 WCAC Championship. During Panthers followed that performance in 2006 with a school record 25 double plays. Coach Ralston’s time at PVI, the Panthers had a record of 77-17 (.819). He has coached the last 19 years at the high school level and above. Individually he earned 2006 WCAC 2nd Team and All-Met Honorable Davidovich was also selected as an assistant coach in the 2005 and 2007 Mid- Mention as well as 2nd Team All-State honors in 2007. Atlantic High School All-Star Game. From 2006-2007 he was an assistant coach for the Fairfax Nationals of the Clark C. Griffith Collegiate Baseball League (CGL). In John graduated from Rider University in May 2011 with a Bachelor’s 2007 the Nationals turned a league high 39 double plays. Degree in Accounting. He is a Business Analyst in the IT industry. His three siblings are also Paul VI alum. Sister Julia (’01) went on to become Tad’s brother Pete played in the Division III College World Series for Salisbury a volleyball All American at Marymount University, brother Gabe (’03) University. Tad is a life-long Chicago Cubs fan. The nephew of the Cubs former played baseball and football at PVI and later Lebanon Valley College and Assistant PR Director and Traveling Secretary, his birth was announced on sister Maria (’08) played volleyball at The Ohio State University. Coach WGN during a Cubs game. On April 5, 2014 Tad’s grandfather (Dan Davidovich) Ralston currently resides in Annandale, VA. was honored on Wrigley Field before the Cubs-Phillies game for developing a computer program in 1961 that allowed the Cubs to analyze statistics and create a What Coach Nolan has to say about Coach Ralston: “Coach “performance index.” This was the first sabermetric program developed by the Cubs Ralston is an outstanding coach who has a very bright and one of the earliest developed in . future and is mature beyond his years, in coaching and in his everyday life. It’s really no surprise, as he was In late 2013 Coach Davidovich started his own company, Hinsdale Design Build, LLC the same way as a player, never hesitating, always a after working for Clark Construction for the past 13 years. He and his wife Donna “grinder” and mentally tough, a true leader. Coach reside in Vienna, VA along with their sons Ryan (6) and Tyler (3), perhaps a future Panther double-play combination. Ralston is a great teacher and a true asset to our program and our young men.” What Coach Nolan has to say about Coach Davidovich: “Coach D’s knowledge and subtle teaching approach is invaluable to PVI baseball. He is judicious with his words but when he has something to say, it is routinely something of great value, which reflects Coach Davidovich’s attention to detail and thoughtfulness. He has a very firm handle on how the game should be played. Coach D is a blessing to our program.”

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32 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Varsity Assistant Coaches MIKE McMENAMIN (PVI ‘08) CHAD MORGAN (PVI ‘09) VARSITY ASSISTANT VARSITY ASSISTANT 3rd year at PVI 2nd year at PVI Mike McMenamin enters his Chad Morgan enters his second third season at his alma mater, season at his alma mater after returning to the Varsity level after finishing his collegiate career at having been the JV head coach Virginia Tech, where he played in 2015. Before returning, Coach catcher for 3 years. As catcher, McMenamin spent five years in Chad helped lead the Virginia Blacksburg, VA at Virginia Tech. Tech team to series wins over During those five years Mike nationally ranked State spent four years as the bullpen and UVA in 2013. That same catcher for the Hokie baseball year, the Hokies went on to team and one year on the coaching staff. While serving as a coach, the roll through ACC pool play Hokies made history with two school firsts. They appeared in the 2013 ACC undefeated, beating UVA, Florida State, and Georgia Tech before facing UNC Championship game and hosted an NCAA Regional in Blacksburg (Oklahoma, in the ACC Championship game. Chad played a key role in getting the Hokies Coastal Carolina, Connecticut, Virginia Tech). Coach McMenamin also to make school history in 2013, with their first ever #1 seed in the NCAA participated in the 2010 Colombia Regional (Bucknell, Citadel, Virginia Tech, tournament where they hosted a regional in Blacksburg (Oklahoma, Coastal South Carolina). Coach McMenamin spent two summers as an assistant coach Carolina, Connecticut, Virginia Tech). Chad’s greatest baseball memory/ for the Chatham Anglers of the Cape Cod Baseball League (‘11, ‘12) honing his experience came when he spent the summer playing for the Chatham coaching abilities and considers it maybe his greatest baseball experience. Anglers in the Cape Cod Baseball League (2012).

While at PVI, Coach McMenamin was a 3 year Varsity letterman while starting While at PVI, Chad was a three year Varsity letterman winning the 2007 at catcher for two of those years. Coach McMenamin was behind the plate WCAC Championship, 2008 State Championship, and 2009 WCAC & State when the Panthers captured the 2007 WCAC Championship and the 2008 Championships. Individually, as a junior, he earned 2008 WCAC 2nd Team VISAA State Championship. As a 2 year starter, PVI had a record of 54-7 Honors. During Chad’s senior season he earned 2009 All-Met 1st Team (.870) and finished the year nationally ranked #12 in the nation in 2008 Honors, WCAC 1st Team Honors, and VISAA State Player of the Year Honors. by PGCrosschecker. Individually, Coach McMenamin earned 2007 WCAC He currently holds the PVI baseball record for highest batting average, in a Honorable Mention and was a 2008 WCAC 3rd Team selection as well as 2007 season (.483), and most walks during a season (24). 2nd Team All-State pick. Chad graduated from Virginia Tech in 2013 with a B.S. in resource Coach McMenamin graduated from Virginia Tech in May 2013 with a management. He is a business analyst in the IT industry. He has four younger Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing. He does land development in the Real Estate brothers, three of which have played baseball at PVI or are currently playing industry. He also helps coach the Snyder Baseball Academy 13u team in the baseball at PVI (James ’10, Jack ’13, Michael ’17, and Will 7th grade). He fall. His older brother, Trey (’05), is also a PVI alum and member of the 2004 currently resides in Springfield, VA. Paul VI State Championship team and he played collegiately at Wingate College. Coach McMenamin currently resides in Clifton, VA. What Coach Nolan has to say about Coach Morgan: “Coach Morgan is a natural leader. He has been brought up in a wonderful family What Coach Nolan has to say about Coach McMenamin: which has taught him a solid work ethic and great judgement. Coach “Coach McMenamin, the player, was a coach on the field. It gave us an Morgan was a fantastic player at Paul VI and Virginia Tech. The game advantage which is evident in the gaudy win loss record we achieved came naturally to him as a player but even more so as a coach. He is a during his two years as a starter here. Coach McMenamin has always great teacher. Coach Morgan is tremendous coaching our catchers.” had an extremely high baseball IQ and this serves him extremely well in his coaching. He is the son of a great coach and has grown up in baseball. Having him return from the college coaching ranks is tremendously gratifying to me personally, and he is extremely valuable to our staff.”

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Paul VI PANTHERS BASEBALL – 2016 VARSITY SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Time Result Dismiss/Depart/Trans THU MAR 10 POTOMAC 6:00pm SAT MAR 12 BENEDICTINE (Hall of Fame Game) 6:00pm ------MON MAR 14 *@lake braddock 6:00pm Regular 4:00 Mini Buses WED MAR 16 NORTH STAFFORD 6:00pm SAT MAR 19 *@good counsel 11:00pm 9:00 Mini Buses ------MON MAR 21 *IRETON 6:00pm TUE MAR 22 *GONZAGA 3:15 pm 2:05 WED MAR 23 *RYKEN 6:00pm ------TUE MAR 29 ARCHBISHOP SPAULDING 1:30pm SBC Tournament, Hartsville SC WED MAR 30 @south florence, SC 11:00am SBC Tournament, Hartsville SC THU MAR 31 @gaffney, SC 4:00pm SBC Tournament, Hartsville SC SAT APR 1 TBD TBD SBC Tournament, Hartsville SC ------TUE APR 5 *@st.johns 4:30pm 2:05 2:15 Williams THU APR 7 *@o’connell 4:30pm 2:05 2:15 Williams SAT APR 9 HYLTON @ GWU’s Barcroft Field 2:00pm 12:00 Mini Buses ------TUE APR 12 *MCNAMARA 7:30pm WED APR 13 *DEMATHA (Kyles Kamp Game) 6:00pm SAT APR 16 *@ryken 1:00pm Depart 10:00am Mt. Vernon Charter ------TUE APR 19 *@ dematha 4:30pm 2:05 2:15 Williams THU APR 21 *@gonzaga 6:00pm Regular 3:45 Williams SAT APR 23 *@ireton 1:00pm 11:00 Mini Buses SUN APR 24 DC PADRES Exhibition 4:00pm ------TUE APR 26 *ST. JOHNS 7:00pm THU APR 28 *O’CONNELL 6:00pm SUN MAY 1 *GOOD COUNSEL (Senior Night) 3:00pm ------MON MAY 2 *@mcnamara 5:00pm Regular 3:20 Williams SAT MAY 7 WCAC QUARTERFINAL @ higher seed TBD MON MAY 9 WCAC SEMIFINAL , Game 1@ higher seed TUE MAY 10 WCAC SEMIFINAL , Game 2@ lower seed WED MAY 11 WCAC SEMIFINAL , Game 3@ higher seed (if necessary) FRI MAY 13 WCAC FINAL , Game 1@ TBD SAT MAY 14 WCAC FINAL , Game 2@ TBD SUN MAY 15 WCAC FINAL , Game 3@ TBD (if necessary) TUE MAY 17 VISAA Quarterfinal @ higher seed TBD FRI MAY 20 VISAA Semifinal @ Shepherd Stadium Mt. Vernon Charter SAT MAY 21 VISAA Championship @ Shepherd Stadium HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS GAMEDAY SCHEDULE (assumes 6pm game time) *Denotes WCAC game Report to Clubhouse by 4:00 pm. On field Visiting teams arrive no earlier than 75 minutes prior to game in BP attire at 4:15 Visiting teams may conduct batting practice in Cage 1 only Field setup, run, stretch, throw 4:15-4:50 Visiting Teams may conduct infield/outfield 15 minutes before the game BP 4:50 to 5:25, I/O: 5:30 -5:45, Dress in Clubhouse 5:45 to 5:55 For the most up to date schedule visit: www.pvibaseball.com

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2 Carter Spivey 10 P/INF 3 Clayton Baine 12 INF 5 Logan Miller 12 OF/C 6 Devon Adams 12 C/P 7 Michael Morgan 11 P/U 8 Willy McGuigan 11 INF 9 Jack Cunningham 12 P/U 10 Robbie Ferreira 10 P/OF 11 Graeme Wright 11 P/INF 12 Michael Coritz 12 P/INF 13 Tyler Casagrande 10 OF 14 Timmy Newell 12 P/INF 15 Liam McDonnell 11 P/OF 16 Kevin Kelly 12 P/C/U 19 A.J. Mejia 11 P/INF 20 Connor Baine 10 INF 21 Jack Weeks 10 P/INF 22 Nik Tsiamis 11 P/OF 24 Jason Volpicelli 11 P/INF 34 Will Salva 11 OF/INF Mgr. Steven Adamson 11

Head Coach: Jeff Nolan Assistant Coaches: Tad Davidovich John Ralston Chad Morgan Michael McMenamin

Athletic Director: Billy Emerson Principal: Mrs. Ginny Colwell

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Baseball’s Words of Wisdom

Baseball is a game where a curve is an optical illusion, a can be a pitch or a person, stealing is legal and you can spit anywhere you like except in the umpire’s eye or on the ball. Jim Murray

My motto was always to keep swinging. Whether I was in a slump or feeling badly or having trouble off the field, the only thing to do was keep swinging.

Any baseball is beautiful. No other small package comes as close to the ideal design and utility. It is a perfect object for a man’s hand. Pick it up and it instantly suggests its purpose; it is meant to be thrown a considerable distance — thrown hard and with precision. Roger Angell

You gotta be a man to play baseball for a living, but you gotta have a lot of little boy in you, too. Roy Campanella

What are we at the park for except to win? I’d trip my mother. I’d help her up, brusher her off, tell her I’m sorry. But mother don’t make it to third. Leo Durocher

People ask me what I do in winter when there’s no baseball. I’ll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring. Rogers Hornsby

I became a good pitcher when I stopped trying to make them miss the ball and started trying to make them hit it. Sandy Koufax

The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a mans determination Tommy Lasorda

Just take the ball and throw it where you want to. Throw strikes. Home plate don’t move. Satchel Paige

I see great things in baseball. It’s our game – the American game. It will take our people out‐of‐doors, fill them with oxygen, give them a larger physical stoicism. Tend to relieve us from being a nervous, dyspeptic set. Repair these losses, and be a blessing to us. Walt Whitman

You see, you spend a good piece of your life gripping a baseball, and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. Jim Bouton

40 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Carter Spivey

Sophomore/P-INF 2 HEIGHT: 6’0” WEIGHT: 160 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 10/13/99 HOMETOWN: Aldie NICKNAME: Cheese, Spives COLLEGES OF CHOICE: UVA, UNC, Clemson OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: pick-up CAREER HIGHLIGHT: walk-off single vs. McNamara SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Evoshield Canes LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Loudoun South FAVORITE... FOOD: hamburger TV SHOW: How I Met Your Mother SPORTS TEAM: MOVIE: Black Hawk Down BASEBALL PLAYER: Derek Jeter QUOTE: “Well that escalated quickly.” ~Ron Burgundy

Clayton Baine

Senior/INF 3 HEIGHT: 6’0” WEIGHT: 195 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 02/04/98 HOMETOWN: Lovettsville NICKNAMES: Ryder COLLEGES OF CHOICE: Radford OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Making fun of Michael Coritz CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Getting Michael Coritz out in an intersquad SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Evoshield Seminoles LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUES: Upper Loudoun FAVORITE... FOOD: Chipotle TV SHOW: Criminal Minds SPORTS TEAM: New York Yankees MOVIE: Cinderella Man BASEBALL PLAYER: Timmy Newell QUOTE: “Catch ya later”

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 41 Logan Miller

Senior/OF/C 5 HEIGHT: 5’10” WEIGHT: 175 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 12/08/97 HOMETOWN: Fairfax Station NICKNAME: The Hulk COLLEGES OF CHOICE: Penn State, Virginia Tech, South Carolina OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Snowboarding, Paintball, Professional Bodybuilder CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Playing beside Timothy Newell SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Metro Senators LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: West Springfield Little League FAVORITE... FOOD: Chipotle TV SHOW: The Bachelor SPORTS TEAM(s): MOVIE: 13 Hours BASEBALL PLAYER: Jack “The Japanese Stallion” Cunningham QUOTE: “Be who you are and be that well.” ~Timmy Newell

Devon Adams

Senior/C/P 6 HEIGHT: 5’11” WEIGHT: 190 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 8/13/98 HOMETOWN: South Riding NICKNAME: Dev COLLEGES OF CHOICE: ODU CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: LSLL FAVORITE... FOOD: Pizza SPORTS TEAM: Phillies TV SHOW: Parks & Rec MOVIE: Sandlot BASEBALL PLAYER: Pablo Sanchez QUOTE: “Mental Toughness.” ~Coach Nolan

42 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Michael Morgan

Junior/P/U 7 HEIGHT: 6’0” WEIGHT: 180 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 12/2/98 HOMETOWN: Springfield NICKNAME: Mike Mo COLLEGES OF CHOICE: JMU OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Pong CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Playing on ESPN3 SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: West Springfield Little League FAVORITE... FOOD: Cafe Rio TV SHOW: Friday Night Lights SPORTS TEAM: Nationals MOVIE: BASEBALL PLAYER: Buster Posey QUOTE: “If you can’t make it good, at least make it look good.’” ~Bill Gates

Willy McGuigan

Junior/INF 8 HEIGHT: 5’9” WEIGHT: 140 BATS: L THROWS: R BORN: 8/20/98 HOMETOWN: Clifton NICKNAMES: Guigs, Mac G, McGoo COLLEGES OF CHOICE: Virginia Tech OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Slow Pitch CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars Little League/Yout League: SYA East FAVORITE... FOOD: Milk Steak TV SHOW: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia SPORTS TEAM: Nats MOVIE: Remember the Titans BASEBALL PLAYER: Barry Bonds QUOTE: “The two most important days in your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why.”

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 43 Jack Cunningham

Senior/P/U 9 HEIGHT: 6’2” WEIGHT: 185 BATS: L THROWS: R BORN: 3/30/98 HOMETOWN: South Riding NICKNAME: JC COLLEGE OF CHOICE: Boston College OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: soccer, basketball CAREER HIGHLIGHT: 1st team All-Met SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Loudoun South FAVORITE... FOOD: Chipotle TV SHOW: The Office SPORTS TEAM: Washington Nationals MOVIE: Dirty Grandpa BASEBALL PLAYER: Logan “The Hulk” Miller QUOTE: “Have some feel.” ~Luke Salas

Robbie Ferreira

Sophomore/P/OF 10 HEIGHT: 5’10” WEIGHT: 175 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 8/19/99 HOMETOWN: Ashburn NICKNAME: Rob, Robbie FO COLLEGES OF CHOICE: JMU, Stanford, Northwestern OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Guitar, drums, pick-up basketball CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Going far in WWBA in Florida SUMMER/FALL TEAM: MVP National LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Loudoun South Eagles FAVORITE... FOOD: Uncle Julios TV SHOW: Friends SPORTS TEAM: Washington Nationals MOVIE: The Dark Knight BASEBALL PLAYER: Joey Votto QUOTE: “It’s better to burn out than to fade away.” ~Neil Young

44 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Graeme Wright

Junior/P/INF 11 HEIGHT: 6’0” WEIGHT: 185 BATS: L THROWS: R BORN: 8/4/98 HOMETOWN: Haymarket NICKNAME: Big Tuna COLLEGES OF CHOICE: VT, St. Joe’s, St. John’s OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Hitting a walk-off homerun freshman year SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: GDLL FAVORITE... FOOD: Steak TV SHOW: Family Guy SPORTS TEAM: Yankees and Colts MOVIE: BASEBALL PLAYER: Alex Rodriguez QUOTE: “It ain’t about how hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.” ~Rocky Balboa

Michael Coritz

Senior/P/INF12 HEIGHT: 5’9” WEIGHT: 160 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 01/23/98 HOMETOWN: Clifton NICKNAMES: MC COLLEGE OF CHOICE: Naval Academy OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Captain of CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Closing the game against St. John’s in 2014 SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: SYA East FAVORITE... FOOD: Chipotle, Jersey Mike’s, Lasagna TV SHOW: Blacklist, Blindspot, Castle SPORTS TEAM: New York Yankees MOVIE: Creed, Cinderella Man, Inception BASEBALL PLAYER: Tim Newell, Clayton Baine QUOTE: “Let me get my hands on ya!” ~Timmy Newell

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 45 Tyler Casagrande

Sophomore/OF13 HEIGHT: 5’11” WEIGHT: 180 BATS: L THROWS: R BORN: 7/31/99 HOMETOWN: Leesburg NICKNAME: Queso, Casa COLLEGE OF CHOICE: Arizona OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Hockey CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity as a freshman SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Marucci Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUES: Loudoun Stars FAVORITE... FOOD: Steak TV SHOW: Friends SPORTS TEAM: Nationals MOVIE: Miracle on Ice BASEBALL PLAYER: and Poncho QUOTE: “Every day you can get better or worse. You never stay the same.”

Tim Newell

Senior/P/INF 14 HEIGHT: 6’4” WEIGHT: 210 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 10/14/97 HOMETOWN: Springfield NICKNAME: Chappy COLLEGE OF CHOICE: Immaculata University OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Street Hockey/Skiing CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Becoming friends with Jack Cunningham freshman year SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Oriole Scout Team LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: West Springfield FAVORITE... FOOD: Crab legs TV SHOW: Band of Brothers SPORTS TEAM(s): New York Mets MOVIE: For Love of the Game BASEBALL PLAYER: Mike Coritz and Clayton Baine QUOTE: “If you want to know who I am as a person watch me when things are not going my way.” ~Mental ABC’s of Pitching

46 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Liam McDonnell

Junoir/P/OF 15 HEIGHT: 5’11’’ WEIGHT: 175 BATS: R THROWS: L BORN: 04/12/99 HOMETOWN: Herndon NICKNAME: MOD OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Intramurals COLLEGE OF CHOICE: JMU CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Herndon FAVORITE... FOOD: Anything Golden Corral TV SHOW: The Office SPORTS TEAM: Nationals MOVIE: Step Brothers BASEBALL PLAYER: Zach Dials QUOTE: “From that point on, anywhere I went, I was...... Running!!!!!” ~Forrest Gump

Kevin Kelly

Senior/P/C/U 16 HEIGHT: 6’2” WEIGHT: 185 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 11/28/97 HOMETOWN: Springfield NICKNAME: Kev COLLEGE OF CHOICE: James Madison University CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Hitting 2 grand slams in one game SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Virginia Mavericks LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Fairfax Little League FAVORITE... FOOD: Chinese food TV SHOW: Parks and Rec SPORTS TEAM(s): St. Louis Cardinals MOVIE: Avengers: Age of Ultron BASEBALL PLAYER: Albert Pujols QUOTE: “I wanna go fast.” ~Ricky Bobby

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Junior/P/INF 19 HEIGHT: 5’10” WEIGHT: 175 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 5/30/99 HOMETOWN: Fairfax NICKNAME: Ah Jota, Borderbaby COLLEGE OF CHOICE: Texas, JMU, TCU OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Kicking footballs CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Metro Senators LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Fairfax National FAVORITE... FOOD: Arroz con pollo TV SHOW: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia SPORTS TEAM: Washington Nationals MOVIE: Shawshank Redemption BASEBALL PLAYER: QUOTE: “All of my instincts and training are telling me to use this as a weapon.” ~Ronald “Mac” McDonald Connor Baine

Sophomore/INF20 HEIGHT: 6’2” WEIGHT: 185 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 10/24/99 HOMETOWN: Lovettsville Nicknames: Con, Conman, Coco COLLEGE OF CHOICE: JMU, Richmond, Radford CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Walk off homerun SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Evoshield Seminoles LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: ULYLL FAVORITE... FOOD: Lasagna TV SHOW: Modern Family SPORTS TEAM: Washington Nationals MOVIE: Anchorman BASEBALL PLAYER: Sam Freeborn QUOTE: “You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” ~Harvey Dent

48 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Jack Weeks

Sophomore/P/INF21 HEIGHT: 6’0” WEIGHT: 185 BATS: L THROWS: L BORN: 7/21/99 HOMETOWN: Reston NICKNAME: Poncho, Shug COLLEGE OF CHOICE: JMU, UCF, ECU OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Basketball CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity as a freshman SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Marucci Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Reston Little League FAVORITE... FOOD(s): queso TV SHOW: Law and Order MOVIE: Karate Kid BASEBALL PLAYER: Brock Holt SPORTS TEAM: Boston Red Sox QUOTE: “Shaggy and baggy.”

Nikolas Tsiamis

Junior/P/OF22 HEIGHT: 5’9” WEIGHT: 175 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 11/26/98 HOMETOWN: Fairfax Station NICKNAME: Chavo, Chommy COLLEGE OF CHOICE: Virginia Tech, JMU OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Fishing, Jammin’ out with Robbie CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Making Varsity SUMMER/FALL TEAM: Stars LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Lorton FAVORITE... FOOD: steak TV SHOW: Prison Break SPORTS TEAM: Nats MOVIE: Good Will Hunting BASEBALL PLAYER: Bryce Harper QUOTE: “I am from Cuba!” ~Senor Pazo

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Junior/INF/P 24 HEIGHT: 5’9” WEIGHT: 162 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 07/24/99 HOMETOWN: Great Falls NICKNAME: Volpi, Volp COLLEGES OF CHOICE: Georgetown, Columbia, Washington & Lee OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Ping Pong, Smash Bros CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Playing on ESPN in the LLWS SUMMER/FALL TEAM: MVP National LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Great Falls LL FAVORITE... FOOD: Hibachi Fried Rice TV SHOW: Impractical Jokers SPORTS TEAM: Nationals MOVIE: Rush Hour 2 BASEBALL PLAYER: Brandon Phillips QUOTE: “Practice makes perfect.” ~Everyone

Will Salva

Junior/OF/INF34 HEIGHT: 6’3” WEIGHT: 205 BATS: R THROWS: R BORN: 9/02/98 HOMETOWN: Lansdowne NICKNAME: Fredo COLLEGES OF CHOICE: Pitt, JMU OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Basketball CAREER HIGHLIGHT: off Devon Adams SUMMER/FALL TEAM: CST Elite LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Loudoun Longhorns FAVORITE... FOOD: pizza TV SHOW: The Bachelor SPORTS TEAM(s): Washington Capitals MOVIE: BASEBALL PLAYER: Freddi Freeman QUOTE: “Swing hard just in case you hit it.” ~Yogi Berra

50 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Steven Adamson Junior/Manager HEIGHT: 5’8” WEIGHT: 165 BATS: L THROWS: R BORN: 11/17/98 HOMETOWN: Vienna NICKNAMES: Steve COLLEGE OF CHOICE: VCU, Longwood, La Salle OTHER SPORTS/ACTIVITIES: Guitar CAREER HIGHLIGHT: Pitching for JV SUMMER/FALL TEAM: VBRL LITTLE LEAGUE/YOUTH LEAGUE: Vienna Little League FAVORITE... FOOD: Fettucini Alfredo TV SHOW: MLB Network SPORTS TEAM: New York Yankees MOVIE: Back to the Future: Pt 2 BASEBALL PLAYER: Dan Quisenberry QUOTE: “I found a delivery in my flaw.” ~Dan Quisenberry

Class of 2016

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 51 Junior Varsity Head Coach BILLY EMERSON Emerson left Madison in the summer of 2002 to become Head Coach at Paul JUNIOR VARSITY HEAD COACH VI. His 10 seasons at PVI were extremely successful, yielding an average of 22 14th year at PVI wins per season, 3 Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Championships, 4 VISAA State Championships, and multiple national rankings. He is the all-time Billy Emerson returns to the leader in coaching wins at PVI with a record of 219-86 (.718), and has an overall dugout after three years away from head coaching record of 240-125 (.658). He has been named “Coach of the coaching. Following a standout Year” by the WCAC (twice), The Washington Post, The Washington Examiner, the high school and college career that Washington DC Homeplate Club, the VISAA (twice), and was one of 8 finalists ended at George Mason University, for Baseball America National Coach of the Year in 2008. His players garnered he was drafted into professional numerous All-Conference, All-State, and All-Met honors along the way, including baseball in 1994 and played for Academic All-State selections, as well as the 2008 and 2009 State Player of the the Class ‘A’ Newark Buffalos of Year selections. Emerson has guided dozens of his student-athletes to college and the Frontier League. In 1995 he professional baseball in the past 20 years, including 60 players at PVI alone. was offered several opportunities to continue playing professional Billy spent seven summers in the Clark Griffith Collegiate Baseball League as an baseball but opted to complete his Assistant Coach, Manager, and General Manager. From 2006-2009 he managed college degree, work as a scout for the while beginning a career 315 games (high school and collegiate combined), winning 226. Emerson was in education and coaching. the only coach in America to guide a nationally ranked high school team and a nationally ranked collegiate team in the same year, (2008 and 2009). He also Emerson’s first head coaching job was at T.C. Williams High School where he led the coached the “South Team” in the Mid-Atlantic High School All-Star Game from Titans to their best season in school history in 1998, earning him honors as Northern 2005-2008 and is currently an Associate Scout for the . In the Virginia’s Coach of the Year. Emerson stepped away from his head coaching duties in summer of 2010 Emerson assumed his role as Athletic Director at PVI. Billy has 1999 to accept a promotion as Assistant Athletic Director at his alma mater: James been married to his wife Lisa for twenty years. The couple resides in Vienna with Madison High School in Vienna, VA. During this time he kept a hand in baseball, their children; Amanda (PVI Class of ‘17), Haley (PVI Class of ‘16), and William IV assisting at Madison and the Clark Griffith Collegiate Baseball League. (9 years old). Emerson’s father Bill is a legendary hall of fame bluegrass musician.

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carrie.reduxrealty.com Carrie Capps REALTOR® Phone: (703) 5543245 Email: [email protected] Junior Varsity Coaches KEN TYRRELL STEVE GROSZ JV ASSISTANT COACH JUNIOR VARSITY-PART TIME ASSISTANT 1st Year at PVI 1st year at PVI Ken Tyrrell enters his first season Steve Grosz is starting his first with Paul VI with 15 years of season assisting the Paul VI coaching experience at various Catholic High School JV Team, levels. Most recently, Ken was on a part-time basis. Originally Head Varsity Baseball Coach at from Colorado, Steve graduated The Potomac School in McLean. from Fairview High School Prior to The Potomac School, Ken in Boulder, Colorado after a helmed the baseball program at successful high school career in The Woods Academy (Bethesda, which he played outfield and MD) for six seasons, while also pitched as a two year Varsity coaching youth travel with the letterman. Steve is humbled to Bethesda Chevy Chase Baseball Organization. During this time, Ken have been coached by Colorado Baseball Hall of Fame coach Rick Harig conducted numerous recruiting and developmental camps and (over 1,000 career wins) and to have been a part of a storied program clinics with participation from professional players, college coaches, that has won 10 state titles, including 9 Legion ‘A’ State Championships, 5 and professional scouts to teach fundamentals, as well as the more appearances in the Legion Western Regional Final Four, and two Legion nuanced parts of the game. World Series appearances. Steve’s high school career was capped by a Legion State Championship, Western Regional Championship, and a trip to Ken remains heavily involved in youth sports in his hometown of the 1987 Legion World Series. Vienna, VA, where he coaches baseball and basketball at various age groups, and sits on the VLL Board. Most recently, he coached the 2015 After high school, Steve went on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree from the 10U Vienna Little League “Red Army” to the VA state title and a birth to University of North Dakota, and a Master’s Degree in Historic Preservation the Southeast regional championships. from the University of Vermont. Steve and his wife Elizabeth reside in Vienna, VA along with their two daughters Madison (13) and Mackenzie Whether its high school or youth, Ken is a firm believer in the power of (10). Since 1995, Steve has been a Principal with Distributed Information sports to enable kids to learn life’s most important lessons, including Technologies, Inc., a federal IT consulting firm. the power of teamwork, discipline, and determination to achieve what may seem unachievable. What Coach Nolan has to say about Coach Grosz: “Coach Grosz is another great pickup for our coaching staff. Ken resides in Vienna with his wife Gina, and their three kids Kyle, Josh, Coach Grosz is a teacher in his profession and that and Abby. He is a 1993 graduate of George Washington University teaching ability translates to the field. Our kids are where he studied finance and played after having grown up fortunate to have this good man in our program. in Poughkeepsie, NY with his three siblings, one of whom was a stand-out pitcher at ODU before playing 5 seasons in the Red Sox Having played for a legendary coach himself, that organization. Ken works in Tysons Corner, VA. great coaching pedigree shows through in his coaching.” What Coach Nolan has to say about Coach Tyrrell: “Coach Tyrrell is a tremendous addition to our coaching staff who has had success as a high school head coach and has the teaching pedigree that comes from coaching kids at all levels. His teaching ability is outstanding and perfectly suited for our JV players whose mission is to develop, learn and improve.”

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2016 Junior Varsity Roster

Number Name Class Position

1 Matthew Cecka 9 INF/C/OF 2 John Barrie 9 C/RHP/INF/OF 3 JP Ottariano 9 OF/INF/RHP 4 Harry Chaklader 9 RHP/INF 5 Douglas Roach 9 C 6 Nick Ortega 9 LHP/OF/1B 7 Pierce Gallo 9 INF 8 Cortland Lawson 9 INF/OF/RHP 9 Jack Vance 10 C 10 Bryan Cox 9 LHP/1B 12 Jack Orr 10 INF/RHP 14 Riley Cox 9 INF/RHP 15 Danny Mercuri 10 INF/OF 16 Lucas Dell’Anno 9 INF/RHP 17 Wilson Haller 10 OF 18 Thomas Wiltshire 10 RHP/1B 19 Sam Freeborne 10 OF 20 Jimmy Clark 9 OF/INF/RHP 21 Devon Zavacky 9 OF/RHP/INF 22 Walker Warren 9 INF/OF 23 Ryan Weeks 9 RHP/OF 24 Brian Check 9 OF/RHP 25 Richie Smiechowski 9 INF/RHP 33 Tommy Russell 10 RHP/INF

Head Coach: Billy Emerson (44) Assistant Coaches: Ken Tyrrell (48), Steve Grosz (51) Student Assistant: Taylor deJesus Athletic Director: Billy Emerson Principal: Mrs. Ginny Colwell

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62 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Matthew Poyner Matt Poyner was a young man of great intelligence tempered with a great empathy for everyone he met. He was dedicated to his studies, his family, baseball, the 5th grade basketball team that he coached and his large circle of friends. As a baseball player Matt was a true competitor who gave 110% in all that he did and he worked tirelessly on his craft. While Matt was most often thought of as the great left handed pitcher and outfielder with blazing speed, he also loved country music, golf, basketball, football, cooking and enthusiastically supporting his siblings in their endeavors from the field to the theatrical stage and all things in between. Matt has been described as a young man with a “magnetic” personality; people were drawn to his optimism and love for life. Everyone who knew Matt loved Matt. #PoynerStrong Matt’s family has established The Matthew Vernon Poyner Memorial Foundation (MVP Memorial Foundation) to honor Matt’s memory by continuing to serve the charitable pursuits that were his personal passions.

Our Mission: The Matthew Vernon Poyner Memorial Foundation (MVPLegacy.org) provides scholarships and financial assistance to help young people, both college-bound and military veterans, who best embody the ideals of compassion for others, dedication to excellence, and love of athletic competition that Matthew so valued.

Our Focus: Our mission is to preserve and promote Matt’s legacy - his compassion for others, dedication to excellence, and love of competition through organized sports. The foundation will honor:

Matt’s competitive spirit and dedication to excellence - scholarships will be awarded to one male and one female college-bound senior at both Langley High School and Paul VI Catholic High School - the two high schools he attended and communities that supported him through his formative years.

Matt’s compassionate spirit - support will be awarded to charitable pursuits that convey his deep patriotism and desire to support Veterans and their families.

Matt’s life - as the Foundation grows, grants will be awarded for medical research into causes and prevention of sudden cardiac arrest in healthy young people.

Our Charity: We are a 501(c)(3) charity organization dedicated to honoring and preserving the memory of our MVP - Matthew Vernon Poyner.

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64 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Jack Cunningham #9 Congratulations on your journey from Loudoun South to Paul VI to All-Met!

Good Luck Panthers as you achieve glory on the diamond in 2016!

We are very proud of you! Grandpa, Grandma, Uncle Chris, Mom, Dad, Cat, and Erin

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2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 69 Visitor Score Card The Baseball Scorecard Notes: Start Time: Attendance: Visitor: Date: End Time: Wind: Home: Scorer: Time of Game: Weather:

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Section 1- (page 3) -Paul VI Baseball Program Philosophy

Section 2- (page 4) -Quality School, Quality Education

Section 3- (page 5-6) -Great Location, Great Facilities

Section 4- (page 7) -More Games equals More Experience… On a Higher Level

Section 5- (page 8)

-“The Way”, a Winning Approach

Section 6- (pages 9-10) -A Staff with Experience, Integrity & Connections

-WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT PVI BASEBALL…

Section 7- (pages 11-14) -Contacts and Admissions Information

-Decade of Dominance

-Prospective Player Survey

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76 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Section 1 Paul VI Baseball Philosophy

The focus of the baseball program is not just winning and producing baseball players. The staff at PVI believes that the game of baseball can be used to develop successful and productive members of society. Life skills such as time management, teamwork and commitment are just a few of the lessons that are stressed to all players. PVI baseball players are held to a higher set of standards and are expected to be first-class citizens, students, and gentlemen. Along with those ideals, the PVI staff feels that the purpose of high school itself is to prepare kids for college, so the purpose of our high school baseball program is to also prepare kids for college baseball. A key philosophy in the PVI Baseball Program is that academic performance strengthens athletic performance. If a player “gets it done” in the classroom, baseball will take care of itself.

The basic goals of our coaching staff for our players are as follows: • To have fun, while appreciating the gift and glory of every day. • To produce high achieving, college bound students. • To produce gentlemen who are respectful, successful and productive members of society. • To help each student-athlete reach his maximum potential and play baseball at the next level.

Priorities for those who participate in our program are as follows (in order): 1) Faith and Family 2) School and Baseball 3) Everything Else

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Pride Values Integrity

Paul VI Catholic High School is unique and our staff recognizes the uniqueness of each student. To this end, we offer the opportunity of a Catholic Education to a broad spectrum of students. Our school has a positive and encouraging atmosphere, allowing our students to benefit and achieve. Located in the heart of Fairfax County, PVI is the only Catholic High School in Fairfax County. Since it’s opening in 1983, PVI has made a commitment to a superb overall high school experience for young men just like you.

Paul VI is the place to be! Christian values are intertwined with academic excellence, enthusiastic spirit, championship athletics, award winning fine arts, enriching clubs and many other great activities.

Quality is better than quantity and the schedule at PVI is more conducive to overall success. PVI offers study halls during the school day, along with more student holidays and more half days than most other schools, thus making it easier to manage your time.

PVI is committed to excellence. We guide nearly 99% of our students to the best colleges in the nation. PVI graduates take Pride, Values and Integrity to the next level. We are always striving to make our students and our school even greater. By having you become a “Panther” we can do both!

Nearly a dozen PVI baseball players have been selected to the ACADEMIC ALL-STATE team during Coach Nolan’s tenure.

Quick Facts • Enrollment: 1000 • Christian Environment • Academic Excellence • Winning Athletic Tradition • Excellent Facilities • Friendly, Family Atmosphere • Central Location • Enthusiasm and School Spirit • A Sense of Community • A Place You Can Call Home

4 78 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Section 3 Great Location You must ask yourself, is it really worth hours of commuting every day to go to another school, when PVI has everything you want and need, right here in the middle of Northern Virginia?

Paul VI is near many major roads in Northern Virginia including routes 29, 50, 123 and 236. PVI is also less than 2 miles from I-66 and less than 5 miles from the Beltway.

Our central location is a great convenience to our students. As a high school athlete, there are many demands placed on your time all year long. Being at a school that is centrally located makes life easier by getting you home sooner. Being at PVI gives you the time you need for proper rest, family activities, homework, a social life and more.

Great Facilities In 2004, Paul VI constructed a multi-million dollar, state of the art student activities center. The new building includes a new and larger gymnasium, new locker rooms and many other needed amenities. The addition of the new activities center gave PVI a second gym and a larger, upgraded weight room and fitness center, making the indoor facilities one of the area’s best. Plans are in the works to upgrade the outdoor facilities in just a few short years.

Along with the changes to the school building, many recent improvements to Panther Field (the home of PVI baseball) have allowed Paul VI to provide the finest baseball facility in the area for its players, thus creating an exciting and professional environment to practice and play. Home crowds regularly fill the bleachers around the complex!

The Panther Field Baseball Complex includes: • A fully enclosed Major League size field with seating for over 2500 fans. • Professional grounds maintenance by Game Day Inc., providing the top natural Bermuda grass and Camden Yards dirt playing surface in the area. • A state of the art, underground irrigation and drainage system. • Batting practice “turtle” and array of professional screens. • A 1600 square foot “press box & clubhouse” facility directly behind home plate with lockers, storage space and a coaches office. • An upgraded sound system for announcing and music. • An enlarged home dugout with large benches, bat rack, helmet rack and adequate equipment space. • Two 90’ x 20’ artificial turf batting and pitching facilities. • Multiple hitting stations set up to accommodate 20 hitters at one time.

Panther Field is the only on-campus home field in the WCAC with lights! Paul VI is one of only two schools in the conference able to host a night game. Already one of the finest baseball facilities in the metropolitan area, with the help of annual fundraising and dedicated volunteers, Panther Field will be one of the nation’s best in just a few short years. Plans for a reconfigured artificial turf facility are in the works!

Panther Field: One of the Area’s Best Natural Surfaces 5

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 79 A day game view of the Panthers in action at Panther Field from the right field foul line. Hundreds of fans regularly fill the bleachers behind home plate and in parts of the outfield, giving Paul VI Baseball one of the highest attendance rates in the area for high school baseball.

With the bleachers behind home plate already overflowing, PVI students fill the left field stands during a home match-up of perennial “Washington Post Top 10 Rivals”: DeMatha and PVI. The Panthers eventually triumphed in front of an estimated crowd of 1250. 6 80 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Section 4 More Games equals More Experience… On a Higher Level The PVI Baseball Program plays as many games as any program in the area. Including scrimmages and post-season play, the Varsity team can play over 35 games every year. After the regular season, the Varsity plays in the WCAC Tournament at the University of Maryland’s Shipley Field. Plus, if the Varsity finishes in the top eight of the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA) Poll, they advance to the VA State Tournament for a chance to play at Richmond’s historic Shepherd Stadium. The Panthers have won 4 State Championships and 3 WCAC Titles in the past 12 seasons along with being nationally ranked in 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. PVI’s astounding record of 274-115 (.704) is evidence that PVI has played and won more games than any other area program from 2003 to 2014.

The JV team schedules at least 20 regular season contests per year (along with 3 to 4 scrimmages). That equates to at least seven more games than area public school J.V. will play. The JV has played and won as many games as any other area JV team since 2003 with a record of 185-63.

The quality of opponents at PVI is very high. As a member of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC), the Panthers always face a challenging conference schedule. PVI Baseball also schedules some of the best non-conference opponents from the Washington Metropolitan Area. The varsity team travels to Florida and/or South Carolina, and this year Southern California, during spring break for additional non-conference games. Our fundraising program covers the expense of our trip.

Within the WCAC from 2003 to 2015:  Seven of the WCAC’s 10 teams have been ranked in the Washington Post Top 10.  All Three WCAC Virginia teams have been ranked in the VISAA Top 5, PVI 11 out of 12 years, O’Connell, 5 times, Ireton 2 times.  Four WCAC teams have been Nationally Ranked by USA Today, ESPN-RISE and/or Baseball America, PVI, St. Johns, DeMatha and Good Counsel

The high level of competition not only makes you a better baseball player, it also draws the attention of college coaches and Major League scouts.

Other facts demonstrating our strength of schedule include:  Multiple games (annually) against Nationally Ranked opponents.  Multiple games (annually) against Washington Post Top 10 opponents.  Every WCAC Varsity team has won at least 12 games and/or finished .500 since 2003.  Over 60% of our opponents from 2003-2014 had a winning record.

The Washington Catholic Athletic Conference The WCAC is comprised of the 10 largest Catholic High Schools in the Washington Metropolitan Area.

VIRGINIA MARYLAND WASHINGTON, DC -Bishop Ireton HS Cardinals -DeMatha Catholic HS Stags -Archbishop Carroll HS Lions* -Bishop O’Connell HS Knights -Good Counsel HS Falcons -Gonzaga College HS Eagles -Paul VI Catholic HS Panthers -Bishop McNamara HS Mustangs -St. John’s College HS Cadets -St. Mary’s Ryken HS Knights * JV only

The Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association The VISAA consists of over 70 private high school baseball teams within the State of Virginia. The schools are grouped by size into three divisions. Paul VI plays at the most competitive, largest level… Division I Teams are ranked weekly throughout the season, with the final top eight earning an at large bid to the State Tournament.

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“The Way”

A Winning Approach

Playing baseball at Paul VI Catholic High School gives you the “total package”. It’s something we like to call “The PVI Way”.

At PVI we make a year-round effort for our program and our players. Although the coaching staff encourages participation in other sports at PVI, there are opportunities for baseball players to improve all year through team baseball camps and baseball specific weight training & conditioning. In other words, we have all the camps you need. The staff also monitors the academic progress of baseball players throughout the school year. Our high school program is more like a college program. The idea is to prepare you for the next level. Those who plan to participate in other sports, are not disadvantaged or looked down upon by missing off- season baseball activities. We encourage multi-sport athletes.

Our off-season conditioning program runs from late November through the start of baseball season and focuses on flexibility, cardiovascular strength & endurance, muscular strength & endurance, speed, plyo-metric power and nutrition. The coaching staff is well educated in the latest techniques to improve athletic performance. From late November through late February the PVI Baseball Staff coordinates camps for the players at local indoor baseball facilities. Players have a chance to improve skills with the coaching staff and prepare themselves for the upcoming season. In the summer, the staff co-coordinates at least 1-2 weeks of baseball camps in order for players to once again improve skills in the presence of PVI coaches and college coaches. The staff also produces a master schedule of PVI players’ summer teams and makes regular visits to summer games.

The staff monitors academic progress year round through communication with the Dean of Academics and regular checks by the head coach on the school’s intranet grading system. Players are typically referred to tutors and teachers who provide assistance if necessary. A major emphasis is placed on the idea of academic performance strengthening athletic performance. Players often attend after-school study hall with the coaching staff throughout the course of the season. This not only gives the players extra-time for schoolwork, it also further emphasizes our philosophies. The Principal, the Dean of Students and the Dean of Academics also visit the players once a year during practice to make sure each student-athlete fully understands the expectations of the institution.

Coaches meet with players before the season to set roles and goals. Following the each season, players have a post season meeting with coaches to set new goals. The idea is to continue successes and improve upon weaknesses. Coaches also meet with players and parents to discuss college options. The coaching staff provides information on college recruiting, NCAA rules & standards and a realistic expectation for all interested players. The coaching staff is in constant contact with colleges throughout the country to ensure that every player who wants to go to the next level can get there.

“The PVI Way” takes high school baseball to a new level. The PVI coaching staff brings a collegiate approach and a professional approach to the program. The high standards, academic monitoring, personal interest in each player, study halls, off-season conditioning and organized practices mirror the protocol for college baseball. Players are told “If you want to be a pro, act like one now”. On that accord, our coaching staff makes every effort to run a program on a professional level. Although well experienced, the coaching staff is always looking for professional development opportunities. By attending clinics and collaborating with other high school coaches, college coaches and professionals, the PVI Staff focuses on properly teaching fundamentals with the latest techniques and the finer nuances of the game. 8

82 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Section 6 A Staff with Experience, Integrity & Connections Now in his 14th year within the PVI program, Head Coach Jeff Nolan and his staff have established PVI Baseball as one of the most successful and respected programs in America. He is highly respected, nationally and specifically for his work with pitchers, helping win 12 Championship Titles in the past 12 seasons and assisting 66 student-athletes to college baseball (32 NCAA Division I). Coach Nolan was named Mid-Atlantic High School Assistant Coach of the Year in 2009 after being a finalist for the award twice previously. He was selected WCAC Coach of the Year in 2014. Nolan has over 25 years of coaching experience following a playing career that ended with an NCAA National Championship under the “College Coach of the Century”; John Scolinos. Over the years, Coach Nolan has been heavily involved with college placement and has coached college summer wood bat baseball in the Clark Griffith League.

Paul VI has maintained assembled an amazing group of assistants for years. Infield Coach Tad Davidovich (14th year) has Division I playing experience, has coached on the National Level in AAU, and also collegiately. Other assistants at the JV and Varsity levels bring years and years of high level playing and coaching experience to the program. Two members of the staff have been together for ten or more years. And the program features three alumni (former players) who have returned to coach at Paul VI after college and professional baseball careers. Mike McMenamin, (Class of 2008) a former All Conference (3nd Team) catcher and member of the Virginia Tech Coaching Staff two years ago, Chad Morgan, begins his second year coaching the Panthers’ catchers after completing his collegiate career as a catcher at Virginia Tech. John Ralston (Class of 2007), Rider University Shortstop) serves the varsity staff as 3rd base coach after being the head coach of the Junior Varsity team. Consistency breeds success!

The baseball staff is loaded with professionals who take their positions very seriously and realize the impact that their actions and decisions make on young lives. The staff also believes in the principles of a Catholic Education and focuses on using baseball as a tool to teach important life lessons. The coaches strongly believe in a wholesome, family atmosphere. Players at PVI aren’t simply looked at as baseball players; they are members of a family and each member is just as important as the next. Success off the field is clearly evident as well. Grade point averages rise as rapidly as winning percentages and the Panthers have built a reputation as a dedicated, respectful and hard working group of young men. ------The PVI Baseball Coaching Staff includes: • 7 former college baseball players,1 major league scout • 8 college degrees. 2 master’s degrees. • 2 certified strength and conditioning instructors…2 coaches certified in first aid, CPR and life saving techniques • 5 coaches who are married with children…Over 100 years combined coaching and teaching experience ------Paul VI baseball has a rich history of sending players to the next level. Since 2003, that tradition has simply grown stronger. Along with numerous “walk-on” invitees, the PVI staff has helped 66 PVI players land a college roster spot in the last decade. First and foremost, PVI baseball players will go on to college. Secondly, if the player is willing to find the “best fit”, he will go on to play college baseball. CLASS OF 2015 (2) • Matt Herzog (Louisburg College) • Trey Ramsey (Princeton University) CLASS OF 2014 (3) • Andy Page (Millsaps) • Jon Wiltshire (Millsaps) • Brady Moore (Lynchburg College) CLASS OF 2013 (5) • Thomas VandeHouten- '13 College of William & Mary (NCAA Div. I) • Braedon Lawson – ‘13 – St. Joseph’s University (NCAA Div I) • George Capen- '13 Holy Cross (NCAA Div. I) • Lucas Martinez- '13 New Mexico (NCAA Div. I) • Joe Salzano- ’13- Catholic University of America (NCAA Div. III) CLASS OF 2012 (1 early signee) • Mitch Aker- '12 College of William & Mary (NCAA Div. I) • Tyler Alger – Merchant Marine Academy (NCAA Div III) • Mark Gunst- '12 James Madison University (NCAA Div. I) CLASS OF 2011 (8) • Ben Garner- '11 James Madison University (NCAA Div. I) • Matt Kianka- ’11- Virginia Commonwealth University (NCAA Div. I) • Robbie Kidd- ’11- University of Tennessee (NCAA Div. I) • Lansing Veeder- ’11- St. Joseph's University (NCAA Div. I) 2011 WCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 9

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 83 • Damon Frezza- ’11- Bucknell University (NCAA Div. I) • Alex Bryant- ’11- Mary Washington (NCAA Div. III) • Brian Robbett- ’11- Greensboro College (NCAA Div. II) CLASS OF 2010 (3) • Tyler Costello- ’10- Radford University (NCAA Div. I) • Eric McGee- ’10- Penn State (NCAA Div. I) • Josh Ruffin- ’10- Duke University (NCAA Div. I) CLASS OF 2009 (7) • Chad Morgan- ’09- Virginia Tech (NCAA Div. I) 2009 VA STATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR • Cody Reeves- ’09- Towson University (NCAA Div. I) • Dan Savage- ’09- Lynchburg College (NCAA Div. III) • Justin Puentes- ’09- Ferrum College (NCAA Div. III), Lynchburg College (NCAA Div. III) • Charles Beacom- ’09- Ferrum College (NCAA Div. III) • Torey Mancari- ’09- University of Mary Washington (NCAA Div. III) • Koji Marks- ’09- Cal State Monterey Bay (NCAA Div. III) CLASS OF 2008 (9) • Reed Bromley- ’08- Tennessee Wesleyan College (NAIA), Catawaba Valley CC (NJCAA), Frederick CC (NJCAA) • Mike McMenamin- ’08- Virginia Tech (NCAA Div. I) • Tim McCormick- ’08- St. John's University (NCAA Div. I), Frederick CC (NJCAA) • Mike Mitchell- ’08- St. John's University (NCAA Div. I), University of Maryland Baltimore County (NCAA Div. I) • Drew Shaw- ’08- Temple University (NCAA Div. I), Eastern University (NCAA Div. II) • Greg Wiegand- ’08- University of Dayton (NCAA Div. I) • Brett Bowers- ’08- East Carolina University (NCAA Div. I), George Washington University (NCAA Div. I) • Matt Murakami- ’08- Univ. of MD (NCAA Div. I), GW Univ. (NCAA Div. I) 2008 VA STATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR • Peter Verdin- ’08- University of Georgia (NCAA Div. I) – DRAFTED 39th Round WASHINGTON NATIONALS 2011 CLASS OF 2007 (2) • Zach Costello-’07- University of Delaware (NCAA Div. I), Radford University (NCAA Div. I) • John Ralston- ’07- Rider University (NCAA Div. I) CLASS OF 2006 (4) • Don Foor- ’06- Catholic University of America (NCAA Div. III) • Rob Lamas- ’06- Virginia Military Institute (NCAA Div. I), Radford University (NCAA Div. I) • Brett Moore- '06- Winthrop University (NCAA Div. I), Mt. Saint Mary's University (NCAA Div. I) • JD Polcari- '06- Salisbury University (NCAA Div. III) CLASS OF 2005 (8) • Dan Brosnan '05- Wheeling Jesuit University (NCAA Div. II) • Chuck Evans- ’05- Morehouse College (NCAA Div. II) • Scott Eastment- '05- Georgetown University (NCAA Div. I), Frostburg State University (NCAA Div. III) • Alex Gregory- ’05- Radford University (NCAA Div. I) DRAFTED 17th Round NEW YORK METS 2009 • Trey McMenamin- '05- Wingate University (NCAA Div. II) • Will Naylor- ’05- Radford University (NCAA Div. I) • JT Richardson- '05- Ferrum College (NCAA Div. III) • Brian Short- ’05- Frostburg State University (NCAA Div. III) ------WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT PVI BASEBALL… “Paul VI is the best baseball program I’ve ever been associated with. From the experience of our coaches, to the level of competition, to our off-season workouts; this is a high school program that rivals a top college program. I am very grateful for my experiences at PVI” -Alex Gregory Infielder, Class of 2005 All-Met in 2005, All-State in 2004 & 2005, All-WCAC in 2004 & 2005, Co-MVP 2005 Four Year Starter at Radford University. Drafted by the New York Mets, 17th Round, 2009. “The positive impact of PVI Baseball’s off-season program on my son has been remarkable. Since he began the program three months ago his physical condition has improved noticeably. Even better, his self- confidence is far above what it was at the beginning of last baseball season. His attitude toward his coaches and teammates has gone from positive to deeply respectful as he learns and works hard together with them. He can’t wait for this season to begin– because he knows we have an edge and we’re going to win” -Bill Vogt Father of Pete Vogt: … Class of 2003 “Paul VI is a program that will continually produce good players, good students and good people. The coaching staff is well experienced in every aspect of running a high quality operation. I’ve seen the highs and lows of high school programs throughout the country and anyone who has the chance to play at PVI should feel blessed” -Bill Buck Regional Scout, Detroit Tigers 2002 Mid-Atlantic Scout of the Year

“It’s a pleasure watching PVI play baseball. It’s refreshing to go to a high school game where people do things the right way. PVI kids play hard, hustle and compete… all the qualities needed to be successful in life. Hats off to the coaching staff for being good mentors to young people and ambassadors of the game” -Karl Kuhn Pitching Coach, University of Virginia 2015 National Champions

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Contacts & Admissions Information Paul VI Catholic High School 10675 Fairfax Boulevard Fairfax, VA 22030 703-352-0925

School Website: www.paulvi.net

Baseball Website: www.pvibaseball.com

Head Baseball Coach- Jeff Nolan phone: 703-304-5142 email: [email protected]

Director of Admissions- Eileen Hanley office phone: 703-352-0925 ext.331 email: [email protected] Tuition Assistance No school within the WCAC is legally permitted to award athletic scholarships. Needs based tuition assistance and other scholarships are available at PVI.

PAUL VI CATHOLIC H.S. TUITION RATES (2016-2017)

TUITION RATES Catholic Rate Monthly Non-Catholic Monthly Rate 1st Student $13,925 $ 1,392.00 $ 18,615.00 $ 1,861.50 2nd Student $ 11,140.00 $ 1,114.00 $ 18,615.00 $ 1,861.50 3rd Student $ 8,365.00 $ 835.00 $ 18,615.00 $ 1,861.50 Tuition may be paid in full or in installments (typically monthly) through FACTS Tuition Management (FACTS Tuition Management will bill an annual fee directly to the family for this service)

Recruitment and the Transfer Rule Active recruiting of pre-high school students is permitted by the WCAC. The coaching staff cannot approach a student who has already enrolled in high school unless the student or his parents have contacted the school or coaches first. TRANSFER RULE- After August 15th prior to the student-athlete’s sophomore year, any student who was previously enrolled in another high school DC, MD or VA will not be eligible to participate at the Varsity level for one calendar year. The student will be permitted to play JV if he is a junior or younger. The transfer rule does have an appeal/waiver process for extenuating circumstances. 11

2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 85 2003-2013 DECADE - 1 of DOMINANCE

WIN-LOSS RECORDS ~ Varsity Record: 256-104 (.711 winning %): Average Varsity Season: (22-8) ~ JV Record: 171-56 (over .753 winning %): Average JV Season: (15-4) CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES ~ 2004- State Championship Game (Won) ~ 2005- Conference Championship Game (Lost) ~ 2006- Conference Championship Game (Lost) ~ 2006- State Championship Game (Lost) ~ 2007- Conference Championship Game (Won) ~ 2008- Southeastern Baseball Classic Championship Game (Won) ~ 2008- State Championship Game (Won) ~ 2009- Southeastern Baseball Classic Championship Game (Won) ~ 2009- Conference Championship Game (Won) ~ 2009- State Championship Game (Won) ~2010- DC Sportsfan Classic Championship Game (Won) ~ 2011- GVBRL Classic Championship Game (Lost) ~ 2011- State Championship Game (Lost) ~ 2012- Conference Championship Game (Won) ~ 2012- State Championship Game (Won)

VARSITY CHAMPIONSHIPS ~ Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association State Champions: 2004, 2008, 2009, 2012 ~ Washington Catholic Athletic Conference South Division Champions: 2005 ~ Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Regular Season Champions: 2007, 2008 ~ Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Champions (tournament): 2007, 2009, 2012 ~ Southeastern Baseball Classic Tournament Champions: 2008, 2009 ~ DC Sportsfan Classic Champions: 2010 JV CHAMPIONSHIPS ~ JV WCAC South Division Champions: 2004, 2005 ~ JV WCAC Overall Regular Season Champions: 2005, 2007, 2008 VARSITY STREAKS & RANKINGS ~ TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES – 2004-2014 ~ NATIONALLY RANKED - 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 ~ RANKED BY THE WASHINGTON POST (9 years Running) - '05, '06, '07, '08, '09, '10, '11,’12,’13, ‘14 ~ School Record 20-Game Winning Streak: May 2004-April 2005 ~ School Record 21-Game Winning Streak: March 2008-April 2008 ~ School Record 26 wins; breaking the old record of 20 in 1993: 2005 ~ School Record 27 wins, breaking the old record of 26 in 2005: 2007 ~ School Record 27 wins, tying the old record of 27 in 2007: 2008 ~ Back to Back to Back WCAC Championship Game Appearances: 2005-2007 ~ Nine Consecutive trips to the WCAC Semifinals or WCAC Championship Game: 2005-2013 ~ Nine Consecutive trips to the VISAA State Semifinals or State Championship Game: 2004-2012 ~ Five consecutive rankings in the Washington Post Final Top 10: 2005-2010 ~ Ranked in the Washington Post as high as #1: 2007, 2008 ~ Nationally Ranked #3 (highest ever) by RISE MAGAZINE: April 2008 ~ Final National Rankings of #12 Perfect Game, #12 Collegiate Baseball, #16 ESPN, #32 Baseball America: 2008 ~ Two out of Three WCAC Tournament Championships: 2007, 2009 ~ Back to Back State Championships: 2008-2009 ~ Ranked #1 in the DC Area by Max Preps: 2009, 2012 SPECIAL HONORS & AWARDS ~ Washington D.C. Home Plate Club Outstanding Team Achievement Award: 2004 ~ Washington D.C. Home Plate Club High School Team of the Year Award: 2007, 2009 ~ Virginia State Senate Resolution Honoring State Championship Team: 2005, 2009, 2010 ~ United States Congressional Record Honoring State Championship Team: 2005, 2009, 2010 ~ Visit from U.S. Congressman Tom Davis & State Senator Jay O’Brien at “First Pitch Dinner” ~ Multiple Television and Radio Appearances: 2005-2012 ~ Over 200 “ALL-CONFERENCE, ALL-STATE & ALL-AREA” Selections: 2003-2013 ~ 24 Washington Post ALL-MET Selections (seven first team): 2003-2013 ~ 11 ACADEMIC ALL-STATE Selections: 2003-2005, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012 ~ Workouts at Detroit Tigers Facility in Lakeland, Florida: 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 ~ On field visits and facility tours at the University of South Carolina: 2007-2009, 2012 ~ 64 PVI Players have moved on to play College and Pro Baseball: 2003-2013 ~ Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year: 2007 Emerson, 2014 Nolan ~ Washington Post Virginia All-Extra Coach of the Year: 2007 Emerson ~ Washington Examiner Coach of the Year: 2007 Emerson ~ Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year: 2007 Emerson ~ Washington DC Home Plate Club HS Coach of the Year: 2007 Emerson ~ Washington DC Home Plate Club HS Team of the Year: 2007 ~ Virginia Independent School Athletic Association State Coach of the Year & Player of the Year: 2008 ~ National HS Baseball Coaches Association (BCA)/Baseball America District 2 (Mid-Atlantic) Coach of the Year: 2008

12 86 Paul VI Catholic High School 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Emerson ~ Nomination for BCA/Baseball America National Coach of the Year: 2008 Emerson ~ BCA/Baseball America District 2 (Mid-Atlantic) Assistant Coach of the Year: 2009 Nolan ~ Virginia Independent School Athletic Association State Player of the Year: 2009 ~ Washington DC Home Plate Club HS Team of the Year: 2009 ~ Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Player of the Year: 2011 ~ Florida and South Carolina trips including interstate national level competition, visits with pro & college coaches, visits to Universal Studios, Cocoa Beach, Myrtle Beach and visits to Pro & College baseball games: 2004, 2005, 2007-2010, 2012

2008 VISAA STATE CHAMPIONS – FINAL NATIONAL RANKING #12

2009 WCAC & VISAA STATE CHAMPIONS – RANKED #1 in Washington DC

13 2016 PANTHERS BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Paul VI Catholic High School 87 PAUL VI PANTHERS BASEBALL Prospective Player Survey Please complete what applies to you and print clearly. RETURN TO: PVI BASEBALL OFFICE – 10675 Fairfax Blvd. – Fairfax, VA 22030

Your Name______Today’s date______

Current School ______Location ______

Parent(s) full names______

Parent(s) home phone______Parent(s) email______

Parent work phone(s) ______/______Emergency Phone______(Dad) (Mom) (Who) (Where) (#)

Home address______(Street address) (City) (State) (Zip code)

Your phone______your email______(if different from parent)

Grade______age______d.o.b. ______Current g.p.a. ______

Height ______weight ______primary position(s)______

Secondary positions______bats (check one): [] L [] R [] S throws: [] L [] R

Briefly describe your goal(s) for the upcoming season… (personal and/or team goals): ______I intend to tryout for (check one): [] JV [] Varsity ------I will not miss any winter workouts/camps (check one): [] TRUE [] FALSE If FALSE, why? ------I will not miss any portion of the spring season (check one): [] TRUE [] FALSE If FALSE, why?

------FOR NEW PLAYERS ONLY

How many years have you played organized baseball? ______

For what team and what league did you play last? ______

Prior coach as reference: ______phone______

Other information: ______

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