Table of Contents Guide Directory...... 1 Quick Facts...... 2 2011 Team Roster...... 3 2011 Outlook...... 4 Head Coach Profile...... 6 Assistant Coach Profiles...... 7 Player Profiles...... 10 2010 Stats and Region 18 Standings...... 23 2010 Game Results...... 24 2011 Schedule...... 25 2010 Leaders...... 26 Topping the Charts...... 27 Continuing Success...... 28 Year by Year Leaders...... 32 President and Athletic Director...... 34 Behind the Scenes...... 35 CSI Athletic Success...... 36 CSI Athletic Facilities...... 38 CSI Facilities...... 40 CSI Campus...... 42 Twin Falls and the Magic Valley...... 44 CSI Baseball Records...... 46 NJCAA History...... 47 Marathon Game Sponsors...... 48 Sponsor Page...... 49 Billboard Sponsors...... 50 Region 18 Opponents...... 52

2011 CSI Baseball Media Guide

About the Cover and Inside Cover: Eleven sophomores return from the 2010 College of Southern Idaho base- ball team hoping to lead the Golden Eagles to Grand Junction, Colo. and the JUCO World Series. This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Doug Maughan did the pho- tography for the mug shots. Graphic design on the cover and pages 36-45 were done by Tereasa Bendele. Andy Arenz took the action photography throughout the guide.

1 General Information Team Information 2010 Record: 37-22 Location: Twin Falls, Idaho Returning Starters: 8 Founded: 1964 Returning Non-Starters: 3 Enrollment: 8,500 Newcomers: 15 President: Jerry Beck 2010 SWAC Finish:Fourth Athletic Director: Joel Bate 2010 Region 18 Tournament Finish: Fourth Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference Region 18 North Division Titles: 12 Region: 18 Region 18 Titles: 12 Athletic Affiliation: NJCAA, Division I JUCO World Series Appearances: 9 Nickname: Golden Eagles JUCO World Series National Titles: 1 Colors: Gold and Black Website: www.csi.edu Home Facility: Skip Walker Field (450 capacity) Baseball Information Athletics Office Manager: Ginger Nukaya, 732-6486 Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes Head Coach: Boomer Walker (7th Year as head Dr. Mark McKain coach; 15th year at CSI) Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William May Assistant Coach: Skip Walker (7th year at CSI as an Athletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-6481 assistant) Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis Kris Welker (2nd year) Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6491 Academic Advisor: Kat Powell, 732-6548 (208) 732-6477 Head Men’s BB Coach: Steve Gosar, 732-6498 Clubhouse Phone Number: (208) 732-6650 Asst. Men’s BB Coaches: Josh Dees, 732-6496 Mailing Address: CSI Baseball Ryan Devlin, 732-6476 315 Falls Ave. Volunteer Asst. MBB Coach: Colby Blaine P.O. Box 1238 Head Women’s BB Coach: Randy Rogers, 732-6480 Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238 Asst. WBB Coach: Tessa Balsick, 732-6490 E-mail Addresses: [email protected] Vol. Asst. WBB Coach: Nakeya Isabell, 732-6480 [email protected] Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485 Asst. VB Coach: Erin Mellinger, 732-6492 Volunteer Asst. VB Coach: Babes Kalulu, 732-6492 Marketing & Athletic Promotions Head Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 Asst. Softball Coach: Debbie Dodds, 732-6495 Coordinator:Jason Vickrey Volunteer Asst. SB Coach: Desi Thomson, 732-6495 Office Phone: (208) 732-6482 Head Rodeo Coach: Steve Birnie, 732-6620 E-mail Address: [email protected] Asst. Rodeo Coach: Brian Tubbs, 732-6620 Fax: (208) 734-0245 CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Dr. Thad Scholes, Dr. Allen Frost, Donna Brizee, Karl Kleinkopf and Bob Keegan On the Air Sports Information Listen to all the action live on 1450 AM Jonathan Drew. SID: Karen Baumert If you aren’t in the Twin Falls Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 area, go to www.csi.edu/ath- E-mail Address: [email protected] letics and click on listen live Fax: (208) 734-0245 to hear all the CSI baseball games on your computer. Website: www.csi.edu

2 Southern Idaho Baseball

2011 Roster No. Name Height Weight Position B/T Class Hometown 1 Christian Snuffer 5-9 160 INF R/R Fr. Sandy, 2 Devon Austin 6-2 170 C R/R Fr. Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 3 Kendal Maier 6-0 185 INF R/R Fr. Missoula, Mont. 4 Cody White 5-10 165 RHP R/R Fr. Lacey, Wash. 5 Andre Ashton 5-9 165 OF R/R Fr. West Jordon, Utah 6 Blake Lively 6-1 185 P/INF R/R So. Redmond, Wash. 7 Andrew Freter 6-4 200 INF R/R Fr. Meridian, Idaho 8 Chase Harris 5-11 185 INF R/R Fr. Meridian, Idaho 9 Parker Webster 6-0 205 OF R/R Fr. Sandy, Utah 10 Ryan Cooperstone 6-1 170 INF R/R So. Chatsworth, Calif. 12 Mike Renner 5-10 160 LHP L/L So. Chatsworth, Calif. 15 Tyler Duffin 6-2 175 LHP L/L So. Spanish Fork, Utah 16 Luke Miller 5-11 175 C R/R Fr. West Jordan, Utah 17 JC Paquin 6-2 215 OF L/R So. Montreal, Quebec 18 Travis Huber 6-3 210 P R/R So. Salt Lake City, Utah 19 Tyler Vavra 6-0 190 RHP R/R So. Calgary, Alberta 21 Parker Morin 5-11 195 C L/R So. Park City, Utah 22 Chris Kerns 6-0 195 RHP R/R So. Boise, Idaho 24 Vincent Giron 6-2 265 INF R/R So. Salt Lake City, Utah 25 Caleb Olsen 6-3 200 LHP L/L So. Salt Lake City, Utah 27 Sam Huebner 6-4 210 C R/R Fr. Rhinelander, Wis. 28 Ben Douglas 5-11 186 INF L/L Fr. Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan 29 Paul Schaak 6-2 175 LHP L/L Fr. Winkler, Manitoba 30 Trey Mohammed 6-4 215 RHP R/R So. Benicia, Calif. 32 Tyler McCarty 6-3 225 OF L/L Fr. Chehalis, Wash. 33 Edgard Burgos 6-1 200 RHP R/R Fr. Chehalis, Wash. 34 Brandon Petite 6-3 205 RHP R/R So. Novascotia, Canada

3 CSI Baseball looks to challenge for Region 18 title with strong returning pitching core The Region 18 Championship comes down to pitching depth year after year. This season, the Golden Eagles have positioned themselves to compete for a Scenic West Athletic Conference championship. CSI boasts seven returning and a sophomore transfer to anchor the 2011 Golden Eagle squad. First-team all region selection Mike Renner leads the way. Renner won seven games as a freshman and ranked fourth in the league in earned average (2.09). Teammate Tyler Duffin won Region 18 Reliever of the Year honors last season. He ranked first in the league with a 1.06 in . CSI also returnsT ravis Huber, who posted five saves and a 2.27 ERA to rank fifth in Region 18. Add to that the returning experience of Region 18 honorable mention selection Tyler Vavra (2.83 ERA) and Chris Kerns (4.29 ERA). Trey Mohammed that pitched for the Golden Eagles in 2009 and redshirted last season after suffering a broken elbow will return on the mound this season along with sophomore transfer Brandon Petite who hails from Nova Scotia, Canada. Petite pitched for Texas Tech last season. “Obviously I’m excited with our pitching depth and consider that a strength,” said CSI head coach Boomer Walker. “I’m not sure we have a true No. 1 starter but we have a strong core and competitive kids.” Those eight will join three freshmen pitchers to complete the staff. Cody White from Lacey, Washington and Edgard Burgos of Chehalis, Wash. are both righthanders, while Paul Schaak of Winkler, Manitoba give CSI a left-handed option. Returning starter Parker Morin will see a majority of the time at the catcher position. Morin was a Region 18 honorable mention award winner that started 37 games for the Golden Eagles. Joining him behind the plate will be freshman Luke Miller (West Jordan, Utah). CSI began the year with four catchers but freshman Devon Austin of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho was killed in a car accident in the fall and freshman Sam Huebner of Rhinelander, Wis. will redshirt.

4 2011 Outlook In the infield, the Golden Eagles will look to returning starters yanR Cooperstone at shortstop and national Golden Glove winner Blake Lively at third base for experience. Cooperstone .273 and Lively hit .278 for CSI. Other infielders include returning sophomore Vin- cent Giron of Salt Lake City and incoming freshmen Kendal Maier of Missoula, Mont., Andrew Freter of Me- ridian, Idaho, Chase Harris of Meridian, Idaho, Christian Snuffer of Sandy, Utah and Ben Douglas of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. The only with experience is JC Paquin. The 6-2 sophomore played a majority of his time at the des- ignated hitter position as a freshman, hitting .226 in 53 games. Newcomers include Andre Ashton of West Jor- dan, Utah, Parker Webster of Sandy, Utah, Ben Douglas of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and Tyler McCarty of Chehalis, Wash. “I feel like we have more of a core group that is will- ing to sacrifice to win this year,” Walker said. “I think our hitting throughout lineup will be strong. We will be able to put nine guys all the way through that can swing it.” The Golden Eagles start the season on the road in Phoenix, Ariz. before coming home for a weekend series with non-conference foe Prairie Baseball Academy. On March 4, CSI opens the Scenic West Athletic Confer- ence season in Price, Utah against College of Eastern Utah. While it’s tough to know this early who the team to beat will be, Walker said he expects Western Nevada, Southern Nevada and Salt Lake will continue to be good. College of Eastern Utah is much improved and he ex- pects Colorado Northwestern to be similar to last year. “I think overall the league is down a little bit just because we lost the best player in the country,” Walker said refer- ring to first-round draft pick Bryce Harper who led the College of Southern Nevada to a third-place finish at the JUCO World Series. The winner of the SWAC regular season will host the Region 18 Tournament May 11-14th. The Region 18 champion will need to win a district playoff May 19-21 to advance to the JUCO World Series in Grand Junc- tion, Colo. May 28-June 4.

5 Boomer Walker Head Coach 7th Season It was only natural that Boomer Walker would someday wear a coach’s cap at Southern Idaho. After assisting the Golden Eagles for nine years Boomer took over as head coach in 2004. In those six years, Boomer has amassed a 211 wins and just 139 losses. In 2006 and 2007, the Golden Eagles battled for the regular season championship going into the final weekend of play. In 2009, The Golden Eagles played in the Region 18 Championship and advanced to the district playoff. Boomer was barely walking when his dad, former head coach Skip Walker, started coaching at CSI. And Boomer has always been a part of the program. He was a 12-year-old bat boy when he witnessed the Golden Eagles’ national championship in 1984. Boomer starred for Twin Falls High School, leading the Bruins to a state championship in 1988. Then, he wore the gold and black himself when he played at Southern Idaho from 1989 to 1992, winning all-region honors as a shortstop in 1992. After playing at Northeast Louisiana University, Boomer worked as a student assistant in 1995, gaining valuable coaching experience. In 1996, Boomer returned to Southern Idaho to re-unite with his father. The two still work together but Boomer is the head coach and Skip continues as a hitting instructor. Boomer said it doesn’t feel much different to be in the head coach’s shoes instead of assisting. “I’ve been around here forever so it doesn’t feel any different,” Walker said. “I still feel pressure to keep this program on top, but not any more pressure than before. I’m not naive to think I can accomplish what my dad did.” When Boomer isn’t coaching from the dugout, he enjoys waterskiing and playing softball. Boomer and his wife Maria have two boys - Tai Ripken and Treyson.

6 Kris Welker Assistant Coach 2nd Season

Kris Welker begins second season as an assistant baseball coach with the Golden Eagles. “Kris understands what it means to be a Golden Eagle and brings enthusiasm, energy and knowledge of what it takes to win in the Scenic West Athletic Conference,” said CSI head coach Boomer Walker. Welker played at CSI from 2001 to 2003, earning first team all-region honors in 2003 as a catcher. From CSI, Welker transferred to the University of Iowa where he was named third team all Big Ten and University of Iowa MVP in 2005. The same year, he was drafted by the in the 41st round, earning Bristol White Sox MVP honors. He played two years in the White Sox organization before becoming the first base coach for the Clinton Lumber Kings (Texas Rangers organization) in 2007. Since 2007, Welker has been a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Iowa. He and his wife Jennifer are enjoying a new addition to the family - Kaden Wade.

“ Kris brings energy and enthusiam to our program. He works extremely hard and the players respond well to him. He has turned our pitching into our strength.” - Boomer Walker

7 Skip Walker Assistant Coach 38th Season

Golden Eagle baseball fans know him as Skip. People who spend a lot of time around him are familiar with the phrases “jeezo-peezo,” “mentality,” and a few others too colorful to print here. His players, both former and current, can recite the five P’s - “proper planning prevents poor procedure.” But it’s the rich history Jim Walker has brought to the CSI program that defines who he is. Skip Walker is a legend at CSI. Not only was Walker inducted into the CSI Athletic Hall of Fame 2003, but Frontier Field was officially named the James F. “Skip” Walker baseball field the same year. In his 31 years as a head coach at CSI, Walker planted the trees, built the clubhouse and played a major role in creating one of the top five JUCO fields in the country. Along the way, he has cultivated baseball players, winning 12 region titles, competing in eight JUCO World Series and winning a national championship in 1984, taking third in 1988, fourth in 1986 and fifth in 1975. Retiring from head coaching duties in 2004, Skip continues to be a part of CSI baseball as an assistant. Walker is married to his wife Julene. They have a daughter Carly and a son, Boomer, who is the Golden Eagles head coach.

“I’m the luckiest guy in the country. I have an offensive assistant that has won more than 1100 games in his career. I’m in a great, great situation. He can now use his knowledge to help the players without worrying about all the other stuff.” - Boomer Walker on having his dad and former head coach Skip Walker as an assistant.

8 Gene Ritchie Volunteer Assistant Coach

“Our program couldn’t survive without Geno. He is the first one at the field each day and the last one to leave. He is the hardest working retired person in the country.” - Coach Walker

Roy Hall

Manager Boise, Idaho

9 5-9 Christian Snuffer Infielder “Christian is a very competitive kid that will compete for a spot in the infield. He’s a team Freshman favorite. He comes ready to practice every day.” Coach Walker Sandy, Utah Before CSI: Christian was a three-year letterman at Alta High School, leading his team to a fourth-place finish at state his sophomore season and a #1 third-place finish his junior season. He also lettered his freshman year at Juan Diego High School, where he was named defensive player of the year. This or That As a senior, Christian earned first team all-region honors as well as honor- able mention all-state honors. Stay In or Go Out Talk or Listen Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Tent or Cabin Long Hair or Short Hair Up Close with Christian Love to Win or Hate to Lose If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: a Mexican restaurant Play to Win or Play to have Fun My advice for a five year old would be:to never grow up. Dogs or Cats My most prized possession is: my body. Leader or Follower Hidden Talent: I am good at handstands. Mild or Spicy Favorite Holiday: Christmas Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Playground Equipment: Monkey Bars Casual or Dress Up Favorite Fruit: Peaches Morning or Night Lucky Number: 23

Kendal Maier 6-0 Infielder “Kendal is a blue-collar player. He practices hard each day and always gets the job done.” Coach Walker Freshman Missoula, Mont. Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at Sentinel High School, Kendal lettered #3 three years in and three years in baseball. A shortstop for his high school team, Kendal helped his team to a league and state championship. He hit for a .405 average his senior season with 80 This or That RBI and 11 home runs. On the basketball court, Kendal earned first team all-state honors as a Small Town or Big City junior and senior, leading his team to a league championship and fourth-place Talk or Listen finish at state. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Up Close with Kendal Morning or Night Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: Buffalo Wild Wings Worry Wart or Worry Free A one-word description of myself is: determined. Tent or Cabin Funniest Movie: Wedding Crashers Leader or Follower Favorite CSI Instructor: Matt Schuster Beaches or Mountains Favorite Donut: Glazed Sweet or Salty I Love the Smell of: pine tar. Casual or Dress Up I can’t bear the sound of: heavy metal music. French Fries or Potato Chips

10 5-10 Cody White Right Hand Pitcher “Cody is a side-arm slinger with a nasty slider. He should get a lot of innings for us out Freshman of the bullpen. He has a great personality and is always in a good mood.” Coach Welker Lacey Wash Before CSI: Cody golfed and played baseball at Timberline High School. A three-year letterman in baseball, he earned honorable mention all-league #4 honors as a junior and first team all-league status as a senior. Playing infield and pitching for THS, Cody was instrumental in his team winning league This or That championships in 2008 and 2009 and placing fourth at state in 2009. His Stay In or Go Out senior season, Cody finished 6-2 on the mound with two saves. Dreamer or Doer He was a member of the 2008 and 2009 high school team that Laugh Out Loud or Giggle placed in the top five at state. Tent or Cabin Street Smart or Book Smart Up Close with Cody Love to Win or Hate to Lose I wouldn’t be caught dead in a: nail salon. Night Light or Completely Dark Hidden Talent: I can play the saxaphone. Spender or Saver A one-word description of myself is: devoted. Go With the Flow or Stick With the Routine I can’t stand the smell of: garlic. Mild or Spicy I can’t bear the sound of: Lady Gaga. Clean Freak or Total Slob Favorite Food: Honey Nut Chex Mix Casual or Dress Up Favorite Pizza Topping: Sausage I love the smell of: mint. Andre Ashton 5-9 Outfield “Andre gets the most out of his ability. He knows how to compete and has a strong desire to win.” Coach Walker Freshman West Jordan Utah Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at West Jordan High School, Andre let- tered four years in basketball and three in baseball. #5 His senior season, Andre hit .521, the highest average in school history. He also earned second team all-state honors. On the basketball court, Andre helped his team to a state championship in This or That 2009. As a senior, he was named honorable mention all-state. Mild or Spicy Andre also excelled off the court, where he was named academic all-state Bike or Scooter in baseball and basketball in 2010. Talk or Listen Reality Show or Sitcom Up Close with Andre Small Town or Big City Love to Win or Hate to Lose I can not bear the sound of: feet rubbing together. Play to Win or Play to have Fun My favorite expression is: “No guts, no glory.” Clean Freak or Total Slob Favorite Playground Equipment: Slide Leader or Follower For just a day, I would switch places with; Brad Pitt Sweet or Salty Favorite Pizza Topping: Pepperoni Beaches or Mountains Hidden Talent; Excellent at shooting half-court shots Casual or Dress Up If I could be on the cover of any magazine it would be; Sports Illustrated. Love to Win or Hate to Lose

11 6-1 Blake Lively Infielder “Blake is a more mature player than last year. He is a strong defensive player and solid at Sophomore the plate. We expect him to be even better this season.” Coach Walker Redmond Wash At CSI: Blake won the national golden glove award for his play at third base his freshman season. He hit .278 with 19 RBI in being named to the #6 Region 18 honorable mention team. Before CSI: A second-baseman and closer on the mound for the Lake Washington High School baseball team, Blake helped his team to a 19-7 This or That record and a Kingco 4A Championship his senior year. He earned second team league honors at second base as well as being Stay In or Go Out named an all-Kingco player. Talk or Listen Outside of high school baseball, Blake played for the Seattle Bombers. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Tent or Cabin Sweet or Salty Up Close with Blake Love to Win or Hate to Lose If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: a sandwich shop. Play to Win or Play to have Fun Biggest Fear; Spiders Dogs or Cats I am not good at; washing clothes. Leader or Follower Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Cafe Rio Mild or Spicy During my off season, worked on improving: my strength and speed. Worry Wart or Worry Free Favorite number: 24 Casual or Dress Up Favorite Fruit: Apples Morning or Night Favorite Food; Fish and Chips Andrew Freter 6-4 Infielder “Andrew is a very good student and very talented. He lacks experience but works unbeliev- ably hard.” Coach Walker Freshman Meridian,Idaho Before CSI: Andrew comes to CSI from Meridian High School where he #7 played baseball three years and basketball one. As a junior, Andrew helped his team to a fourth-place finish at the state baseball tournament. That same year, he was selected to play in the IBCA This or That showcase game. As a senior, Andrew earned all-conference first-team honors and selected Dogs or Cats again to play in the IBCA showcase game. Talk or Listen Andrew was named the Meridian High School Athlete of the Year in 2010. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Up Close with Andrew Morning or Night Funniest Movie: Anchorman Worry Wart or Worry Free My favorite toy as a child was: a baseball. Leader or Follower Favorite Donut: Maple Beaches or Mountains Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Corona Village Tanning Oil or Sunscreen I wish someone would invent; flying shoes. Casual or Dress Up Favorite Soda: Mountain Dew French Fries or Potato Chips My biggest fear is; losing someone close to me. Laugh out loud or Giggle

12 5-11 Chase Harris Infielder “Chase is the most athletic kid on the team. He will be able to fill in for us at multiple Freshman spots. He is very versatile. Chase plays like his hair is on fire.” Coach Walker Meridian,Idaho Before CSI: A two-sport athlete, Chase lettered three years in football and two in baseball at Centennial High School. #8 His junior season, Chases was named first team all-conference in baseball and was the runner-up for conference player of the year. He also earned all- conference honors on the football field. This or That As a senior, he led his team to a district championship on the baseball field Stay In or Go Out and a second-place finish at the state tournament. He was named conference Dreamer or Doer player of the year, hitting .494 with 25 stolen bases and two home runs. In Tanning Oil or Sunscreen football, he earned second team all-state honors. Tent or Cabin Up Close with Chase Street Smart or Book Smart HIdden Talent: Singing Love to Win or Hate to Lose I wish someone would invent: a mind-reading device. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle My biggest fear is: spiders. Potato Chips or French Fries One thing I miss about being a kid: is the lack of accountability. Spender or Saver Hanging on my wall I have: a picture of my dog and me. Mild or Spicy The most important thing to me right now is; baseball, family, and school. Clean Freak or Total Slob My favorite toy as a child was a: football. Casual or Dress Up Lucky Number: 7 Small Town or Big City Parker Webster 6-2 Outfielder “Parker is a very mature kid and athletic. He sat out last year so after he gets back into the speed of the game, he will be a great player. Parker is a very coachable kid.” Coach Freshman Walker Sandy,Utah Before CSI: Parker played football and baseball at Alta High School, let- tering three years in each. #9 In baseball, Parker was a key member of his team that placed fourth in the state in 2008 and third in the state in 2009. He earned first-team all state honors as a senior. This or That Parker also excelled in football, being named first team all-state. He Small Town or Big City helped his high school team to state championships in 2007 and 2008. Bike or Scooter Talk or Listen Reality Show or Sitcom Up Close with Parker Love to Win or Hate to Lose My advice for a 5-year-old would be: to stay in school. Play to Win or Play to have Fun Favorite Vegetable: Broccoli Beaches or Mountains Hanging on my bedroom wall is: a picture of Kim Kardashian. Leader or Follower My favorite motivational saying is: “There is no I in team, but there is in win.” Sweet or Salty My biggest fear is: snakes! Tent or Cabin Favorite Playground Equipment: Monkey Bars Casual or Dress Up Favorite Pizza Topping: Pepperoni Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Favorite Board Game: Clue Go with the Flow or Stick to a Routine

13 6-1 Ryan Cooperstone Infielder “Ryan is a very talented kid that knows how to play the game. He needs to learn how to Sophomore play hard every pitch.” Coach Walker Chatsworth Calif Before CSI: Ryan started in 57 of the Golden Eagles 59 games as a freshman, hitting .273 with 24 RBI and 39 runs scored. #10 Before CSI: Ryan led his Chatsworth High School baseball team to city championships in 2008 and 2009 and a league championship in 2008. As a junior, he hit .465 with 47 RBI and two home runs. He earned first This or That team all-league honors and was named to second team all state. Reality Show or Sitcom His senior season, Ryan hit .385 with 16 RBI and one . He was Talk or Listen named second team all city. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Dogs or Cats Up Close with Ryan Long Hair or Short Hair Interesting Fact: I am superstitious and everyday I wear a sock inside out. Love to Win or Hate to Lose I am not good at: singing. Play to Win or Play to have Fun A one-word description of myself is: fun. Sweet or Salty Hidden Talent: I work on cars. Leader or Follower During my offseason, I worked on improving: my hitting. Mild or Spicy Favorite Book: Wheres Waldo Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Fast-Food Restruant: I don’t eat it Casual or Dress Up Favorite Website: Beaches or Mountains World of Warcraft Mike Renner 5-10 Pitcher “Mike is definitely our most reliable pitcher on the staff. He has very good command of all his pitches. He also has the highest baseball IQ of any player I have coached.” Coach Sophomore Welker Chatsworth,Calif Before CSI: Mike earned first-team Region 18 honors for his play as a #12 freshman pitcher for the Eagles. He finished the season with a 2.09 ERA. In 90.1 innings of work, he gave up just 18 walks and 76 . Before CSI: A four-year letterman at Chatsworth High School, Mike led This or That his team to three league championships and three city championships. As a junior, he was named second team all league. As a senior, Mike earned Go with the Flow or Stick to a first team all-league, first team all-state and player of the year honors. His Routine senior year, he also threw a 2-hit shut out at Dodger Stadium. Talk or Listen Love to Win or Hate to Lose Up Close with Mike Play to Win or Play to Have Fun My advice for a 5-year-old would be: to always do your best at everything you do. Sweet or Salty Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: Dorms Worry Wart or Worry Free Funniest Movie: Angels in the Outfield Night Light or Completely Dark Hanging on my wall is: my framed high school jersey. Leader or Follower Favorite Donut: Chocolate Bar Small Town or Big City If I could start my own restruant it would be: Italian. Tanning Oil or Sunscreen I can’t stand the smell of: peanut butter. Reality Show or Sitcom Favorite Board Game: Apples to Apples French Fries or Potato Chips

14 6-2 Tyler Duffin Pitcher “Tyler is a funky left-handed pitcher with a great feel for all of his pitches. He had a great freshman year. We are hoping he can repeat the job he did out of the bullpen.” Sophomore Coach Welker SpanishFork,Utah Before CSI: Region 18 Reliever of the Year as a freshman, Tyler pitched in 25 games, giving up just four earned runs in 34 innings pitched. He finished #15 with a 1.06 ERA. Before CSI: A golfer and baseball player at Spanish Fork High School, This or That Tyler led his team to two league and state baseball championships. As a senior, he posted the lowest ERA in the state of Utah. Morning or Night Tyler also helped his high school golf team to four league championships, Dreamer or Doer lettering all four years of high school. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Outside of school baseball, Tyler played for the Utah Baseball Academy. Casual or Dress Up Street Smart or Book Smart Up Close with Tyler Love to Win or Hate to Lose The thing that is most important to me right now is: my baseball career. Night Light or Completely Dark I wish someone would invent: a flying couch. Long Hair or Short Hair My advice for a 5-year-old would be: to have dreams. Go With the Flow or Stick With the Routine Biggest Fear: Cliffs Mild or Spicy Hanging on my wall I have: my girlfriend’s decorations. Clean Freak or Total Slob One of my favorite hobbies is: golf. Dogs or Cats Favorite Cereal: Trix Funniest Movie: Dumb or Dumber

5-11 Luke Miller Catcher “Luke is an extremely hard worker and very competitive. He just needs a lot of experience of playing the game. He always plays the game as hard as he can.” Coach Walker Freshman West Jordan,Utah Before CSI: A three-year letterman in baseball, Luke played at Copper Hills High School. #16 He led his team to the state tournament all three years, earning second team all region honors as a sophomore. As a junior, he hit .592 as was named first team all region. This or That His senior season, Luke helped his team to a fourth-place finish at state, Social Butterfly or Wallflower while being named second team all-state. At the plate, he hit .458. Bike or Scooter Morning or Night Reality Show or Sitcom Up Close with Luke Clean Freak or Total Slob One word to describe me is: goofy. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: Dorm Rooms Play to Win or Play to have Fun Hanging on my bedroom wall are : family pictures. Sweet or Salty My most prized possession are my: Oakley glasses. Tanning Oil or Sunscreen Interesting Fact: I have been to 32 of the 50 states. Dogs or Cats Favorite Playground Equipment: Rock Climb Stay In or Go Out I wish someone would invent: purchases online that would come right out of the Night Light or Completely Dark computer. Potato Chips or French Fries

15 6-2 JC Paquin Outfielder “JC gives a strong bat. He is a powerful kid that should add depth to our outfield. He has Sophomore a good arm and gives us experience from playing last year.” Coach Walker Montreal,Quebec At CSI: JC Paquin played in 53 games as a freshman for the Golden Eagles. He hit .226 with two home runs and 21 RBI. #17 Before CSI: A Vauxhall Baseball Academy graduate, JC helped his team to a 45-2 record in 2008 and a state championship. His senior season, JC hit This or That .450 with 11 home runs and 41 RBI. Outside of school, JC competed for Team Canada. Stay In or Go Out JC also played basketball in high school his freshmen year, leading his team Talk or Listen to a state championship. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle A transfer from Middle Georgia College, JC came to CSI mid-year. Morning or Night Worry Wart or Worry Free Up Close with JC Love to Win or Hate to Lose One Word to describe me is: smiley. Play to Win or Play to have Fun I wish someone would invent a: portable microwave. Dogs or Cats Biggest Fear: Snakes Leader or Follower Favorite Food: Steak Dreamer or Doer During the offseason, I worked on improving: my speed and consistency. Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Pop: Mountain Dew Casual or Dress Up Funniest Movie: Dude Wheres My Car Tanning Oil or Sunscreen I can’t stand the smell of: cows.

Travis Huber 6-3 Pitcher “Travis has the best “stuff” on our staff. He was drafted by the Marlins after just his first year of focusing on pitching only. He has the ability to pitch for a long time.” Coach Freshman Welker SaltLakeCity,Utah At CSI: Travis Huber finshed his freshman year as a Golden Eagle with #18 20 appearances and 31.2 innings of work. He posted a 2.27 ERA with 40 strikeouts. Before CSI: A three-year letterman at West Jordan High School, Travis led This or That his team to a fourth-place finish at state. During his high school career, Travis was name to the all-region team twice Love to Win or Hate to Lose and second-team all state once. He also was selected to compete in the 5A Clean Freak or Total Slob all-star game at Lindquist Field. Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Up Close with Travis Worry Wart or Worry Free If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: a sandwich shop. Reality Show or Sitcom Favorite Book: Harry Potter Leader or Follower Funniest Movie: Pineapple Express Beaches or Mountains I can’t stand the smell of: Tyler Duffin. Tanning Oil or Sunscreen Favorite Motivational Saying: “A Winners Strongest Muscle is his Heart.” Spender or Saver I wouldn’t be caught dead in: Yankee Stadium. Dogs or Cats One thing I miss about being a kid is: having endless energy. Stay In or Go Out Bike or Scooter

16 6-0 Tyler Vavra Pitcher “Tyler is a very hard worker. He had a good freshman season with a lot of innings under Sophomore his belt. He competes extremely well every time he takes the rubber.” Coach Welker Calgary,Alberta At CSI: Tyler Vavra pitched in 17 games for the Golden Eagles his fresh- man season. He finished with an ERA of 2.83 with 70 innings pitched. He was #19 named to the Region 18 honorable mention team. Before CSI: Tyler attended the Vauxhall High School Baseball Academy in This or That Alberta. As a junior, he posted an 1.83 ERA with the most strike outs on the Stay In or Go Out team. Dreamer or Doer He competed in the Alberta summer games and the Western Canada Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Games, leading his team to gold medals in each. He was a member of the silver Tent or Cabin medal team at the Canada Summer Games. Street Smart or Book Smart Up Close with Tyler Love to Win or Hate to Lose Interesting Fact: I was drafted to play hockey in the WHL when I was 14. Night Light or Completely Dark I’m Not Good At: computers. Long Hair or Short Hair A one-word description of myself is: loyal. Go With the Flow or Stick With the Routine High School Academic Honors: Honor Roll Mild or Spicy Hanging on my wall I have: a Canadian Flag. Clean Freak or Total Slob Favorite Book: Lord of the Rings Casual or Dress Up Favorite Vegetable: Carrot My biggest fear is: failure. Parker Morin 5-11 Catcher “Parker is an outstanding defensive catcher with a lot of maturity behind the plate. He is one of our most polished players defensively and offensively.” Coach Welker Sophomore At CSI: An honorable-mention Region 18 selection, Parker started in 37 of Park City,Utah the 48 games as a freshman. He hit .255 with 20 RBI. At catcher, he threw out 12 baserunners. #21 Before CSI: Parker started all four years at catcher for the Park City High School baseball team. As a freshman, Parker earned honorable mention all-state honors and fol- This or That lowed it up with first team all-state awards as a sophomore, junior and senior. In 2006, Parker was named defensive player of the year for his high Love to Win or Hate to Loose school. In 2007, he earned offensive player of the year distinction. His last two Leader or Follower seasons, Parker was selected as his high school’s MVP. Talk or Listen Reality Show or Sitcom Up Close with Parker Small Town or Big City Favorite Cereal: Granola and Yogurt Love to Win or Hate to Lose I love the smell of: BBQ Play to Win or Play to have Fun One Word to describe me is: motivated. Dogs or Cats My favorite motivational saying is: “Don’t tell them that you can do it, show them Bike or Scooter all you can.” Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Interesting Fact: I can play the drums really well. Tent or Cabin As a kid, I swallowed by accident: crayons. Casual or Dress Up Favorite Book: Beyond Belief by Josh Hamilton Dreamer or Doer

17 6-0 Chris Kerns Pitcher “Chris is an extremely talented pitcher with a very bright future. He works very hard on and Sophomore off the field.” Coach Welker At CSI: Chris pitched in 35.2 innings for 15 appearances as a freshman. Boise,Idaho He posted a 4.29 ERA with 30 strikeouts. Before CSI: Chris played football as a sophomore and junior at Timberline #10 High School and baseball all four years. He led his teams to four league championships and two district champion- This or That ships. He helped his team to third-place finishes at state in 2006, 2007 and 2008 and a second-place finish at state in 2009. Stay In or Go Out Chris earned second team SIC honors as a junior and SIC Player of the Spender or Saver Year honors as a senior. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Clean Freak or Total Slob Up Close with Chris Long Hair or Short Hair My biggest fear is: being unsuccessful. Love to Win or Hate to Lose My advice for a 5-year-old would be: to reach for the stars. Play to Win or Play to have Fun My most prized possession is: my family. Dogs or Cats I am not good at: singing. Go With the Flow or Stick to a Routine Favorite Website: www.ESPN.com Mild or Spicy Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Toy as A Child: Power Ranger Action Figure Morning or Night Lucky Number: 2

Vincent Giron 6-2 Infielder “Vinny is much improved from last year. He is hard working and very responsible. He will add offensive depth to our team.” Coach Walker Sophomore SaltLakeCity,Utah At CSI: Vinny played in 18 games for CSI his freshman season. He hit .156 with two RBI. #24 Before CSI: Vincent was a four-year letterman in football and baseball at Bingham High School, leading each to a region championship and his football team to a state championship. This or That As a junior, Vincent hit .424 at the plate in baseball. He followed that up with a .446 average his senior season. Morning Or Night He earned all-region and all-state accolades in both baseball and football Talk or Listen during his high school career. Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Go With the Flow or Stick to a Routine Up Close with Vincent Worry Wart or Worry Free Interesting Fact: My friends and I snuck into the 2009 Home Run Derby and sat Dogs or Cats in $2,000 seats without getting caught. Small Town or Big City One word to describe me is: loveable. Beaches or Mountains Hidden Talent: Standing Backflip & Other Tumbling Moves Tanning Oil or Sunscreen Most Important to me right now is: my family. Spender or Saver Favorite Cookie: Oatmeal Raisin Reality Show or Sitcom Favorite Book: The Game Love to Win or Hate to Lose Lucky Number: 24

18 6-3 Caleb Olsen Pitcher “Caleb has gone through the most changes mechanically in a two-year period. He is one of the most coachable kids I have been around. We expect a lot of good things from him Sophomore this season.” Coach Welker SaltLakeCity,Utah At CSI: Caleb pitched in 17.1 innings with a 4.67 ERA his freshman season for the Eagles. He posted a 2-1 record with 17 strikeouts. #25 Before CSI: Caleb was a pitcher all four years at Juan Diego High School, leading his team to three region championships and a state champion- This or That ship. He earned all-state distinction as a sophomore and junior and was named Small Town or Big City the 3A state MVP his senior season. Dreamer or Doer In 2009, Caleb posted a 0.89 ERA, the lowest in the state of Utah that Laugh Out Loud or Giggle year. He also finished his senior season with 79 strikeouts and only 11 walks. Street Smart or Book Smart Dogs or Cats Up Close with Caleb Love to Win or Hate to Lose A one-word description of myself is: motivated. Night Light or Completely Dark I wish someone would invent a: transporter. Stay In or Go Out The thing that is most important to me right now is: baseball, family, school and Go With the Flow or Stick With the Routine friends. Mild or Spicy Funniest Movie: She’s Out of My League Clean Freak or Total Slob Hanging on my wall I have posters of: Taylor Swift and Johny Cash. Tanning Oil or Sunscreen For Just a day I would switch places with: Taylor Swift’s boyfriend. Favorite Fast Food Restruant: Taco Bell

6-4 Sam Huebner Catcher “Sam is a great kid with an outstanding work ethic. He is raw behind the plate but has a very good arm. He is a big kid that has a lot of projectability.” Coach Welker Freshman Rhinelander,Wis. Before CSI: Sam played baseball and hockey at Rhinelander High School, lettering four years in each. #27 He earned first-team all conference honors at catch his junior and senior seasons and honorable mention all state as a senior. He led his Midwest Blazers American Legion team to a state championship This or That in 2010. Mild or Spicy Sam is red-shirting for the Golden Eagles this season. Bike or Scooter Talk or Listen Reality Show or Sitcom Up Close with Sam Small Town or Big City My hobbies include: fishing, camping and hunting. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Interesting Fact: My great great grandpa was part of the Mafia. Play to Win or Play to have Fun Favorite Food : Venison Spender or Saver My advice to a five-year-old is: Don’t take any days off from practicing. Leader or Follower I can’t bear the sound of: kissing. Sweet or Salty Favorite Fruit: Watermelon Tent or Cabin I love the smell of: gasoline. Casual or Dress Up Favorite Kind of Cookie: Peanut Butter

19 5-11 Ben Douglas Infielder “Ben is a guy that can really swing it. For his age, he is a very mature hitter and sound Freshman defensively.” Coach Walker MooseJaw, Sask. Before CSI: Ben Douglas graduated from Vauxhall Baseball Academy in Alberta, Canada. #28 Ben played for team Saskatchewan in Canada. This or That Night Light or Completely Dark Talk or Listen Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Clean Freak or Total Slob Up Close with Ben Morning or Night If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: a fast-food restaurant. Love to Win or Hate to Lose One Word that describes me is: observant. Spender or Saver My biggest fear is: being trapped. Leader or Follower Favorite Food: Pizza Tent or Cabin During my off season, I worked on improving: my speed, conditioning, and hitting. Mild or Spicy Favorite Vegetable: Carrots Social Butterfly or Wallflower Favorite Fruit: Bananas Small Town or Big City Lucky Number: Beaches or Mountains 24 Paul Schaak 6-2 Pitcher “Paul is a young talented left-handed pitcher. He has great command of his fastball and change up. Right now, he is fighting for a starting role.” Coach Welker Freshman Winkler,Manitoba Before CSI: Paul Schaak attended Vauxhall High School in Alberta, #29 Canada. His senior season he posted a 10-2 record on the mound with a 2.68 ERA. Paul also was selected to play on the Team Canada Junior National team. This or That Love to Win or Hate to Loose Dreamer or Doer Stay In or Go Out Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Up Close with Paul Street Smart or Book Smart HIddent Talent: Drums Worry Wart or Worry Free Favorite Website: Facebook Long Hair or Short Hair My advice for a 5-year-old would be: to live it up while you can. Small Town or Big City Favorite Food: Mexican Beaches or Mountains I wouldn’t be caught dead in: a gay bar. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Favorite Holiday: Christmas Casual or Dress Up My hobbies include: hockey, drumming and ping pong. French Fries or Potato Chips Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Applebee’s

20 6-4 Trey Mohammed Pitcher “Trey is coming back from a broken elbow last season. He has done everything he can to prepare for an injury-free season. He is a very reliable strike thrower with a lot of Sophomore maturity.” Coach Welker Benicia, Calf. At CSI: Trey pitched in 18 games for the Golden Eagles his freshman season in 2009, finishing with a 1-3 record and 5.52 ERA. Last season, Trey #30 red-shirted after breaking his elbow. Before CSI: Trey lettered all four years in baseball at Benicia High This or That School. As a senior, he helped his team to a league championship and a sec- ond-place finish at sectionals. Stay In or Go Out All four years, he played at the pitcher position except his freshman year Dreamer or Doer when he also spent some time at first base. Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Small Town or Big City Street Smart or Book Smart Up Close with Trey Love to Win or Hate to Lose Most Prized Possesion: My Family Clean Freak or Total Slob Biggest Fear: Snakes Long Hair or Short Hair Favorite Food: Momma’s Cooking Go With the Flow or Stick With the Routine Favorite Pop: Pepsi Tent or Cabin Funniest Movie: Elf Beaches or Mountains I love the smell of: food. Casual or Dress Up Favorite Day of the Week: Game Day Favorite Playground Equipment: Swing Tyler McCarty 6-3 Outfielder “Tyler is an extremely athletic and mature hitter for his age. He has a world of talent and is very very powerful. Tyler is the whole package.” Coach Walker Freshman Chehalis, Wash. Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at W.F. West High School, Tyler led his baseball team to three league championships and one state championship and #32 his football team to one league championship. In 2007, Tyler was named second team all-league in baseball. He followed that up with a first-team all league designation in 2008. This or That As a junior, he earned first team all league, all conference and second team Play to Win or Play to have Fun all-state. His senior season, he hit .555 at the plate to set a high school Bike or Scooter record. He was named first team all league, all conference and all state. Talk or Listen Small Town or Big City Up Close with Tyler Dogs or Cats Hidden Talent: I am good at World of Warcraft. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: Dorms Clean Freak or Total Slob By accident as a dhild I swallowed: gasoline. Reality Show or Sitcom Interesting Facy: I am a gomer. Leader or Follower I am not good at: skating. Sweet or Salty Biggest Fear: Bees Go With the Flow or Stick to a Routine Most important to me right now is: my future. Casual or Dress Up Growing up I wanted to be a: baseball player.

21 6-1 Edgard Burgos Pitcher “Edgar is a strong kid with a good arm. He is still a very young player with a bright future.” Freshman Coach Welker Chehalis, Wash. Before CSI: Edgard played baseball and football at W.F. West High School. He helped his team to a league championship and third-place finish #33 at state in 2009 and another league championship and state championship in 2010. As a senior, he was named first-team all league. On the football field, he was a member of the 2009 team that placed fifth This or That in the state. He earned first-team all-conference honors the same season. Love to Win or Hate to Lose Sweet or Salty Dreamer or Doer Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Up Close with Edgard Social Butterfly or Wallflower If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: Puerto Rican food. Reality Show or Sitcom Favorite Movie Genre: Comedy Leader or Follower I can’t bear the sound of: people screaming while I sleep. Street Smart or Book Smart Hidden Talent: I am good at dancing. Casual or Dress Up One word to describe me is: friendly. Worry Wart or Worry Free Interesting Fact: I played in Cooperstone, New York when I was 12. I went to Small Town or Big City the hall of fame, and my name is in the Little League Hall of Fame. Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Favorite Toy as a Child: A Dinosaur

Brandon Petite 6-3 Pitcher “Brandon has a good arm with a true slider. He gives you everything he has when he takes the mound.” Coach Welker Sophomore Novascotia,Canada Before CSI: Brandon joined the Golden Eagles after graduating from Vauxhall High School and spending his freshman year of college at Texas Tech #34 University. At Texas Tech, Brandon posted a 2-3 record in 25.2 innings of work and 14 appearances. This or That Prior to that, he was drafted by the in 2009 and played for Team Canada in the World Junior Championships in 2008. Clean Feak or Total Slob In 2003, Brandon represented Canada in the Little League World Series. Play to Win or Play to Have Fun Small Town or Big City Talk or Listen Up Close with Brandon Night Light or Completely Dark If I could start my own restaurant, it would be: a Kraft Dinner and Hot Dog Laugh Out Loud or Giggle Restaurant. Spender or Saver Favorite Food: Chicken and Rice Worry Wart or Worry Free Funniest Movie: Bad Boys 2 Go with the Flow or Stick to a Routine HIdden Talent: Hockey Potato Chips or French Fries Favorite Pizza Toppings: Chicken and Pineapple Love to Win or Hate to Lose I can’t stand the smell of: dog food. Tanning Oil or Sunscreen Favorite Perfume: My Girlfriend’s

22 2010 Stats and Region Standings

CSI Overall 2010 Record: 37-22 Region 18 2010 Record: 24-15

SB Player Games AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SO BB HP SAC OB% E /SBA AVG. SLG% Ryan Lay 58 198 47 73 29 9 5 0 92 23 23 4 4 .442 2 37/41 .369 .465 Dale Anderson 40 104 16 32 17 7 1 0 41 27 17 5 5 .422 2 12/14 .308 .394 Michael Wesner 58 168 35 51 44 19 1 1 75 32 32 2 2 .417 4 15/16 .304 .446 Lionel Morrill 46 140 23 42 31 8 2 3 63 39 9 2 2 .349 4 16/17 .300 .450 Blake Lively 56 151 24 42 19 6 2 0 52 28 23 4 7 .383 5 6/8 .278 .344 Ryan Cooperstone 57 194 39 53 24 15 1 0 70 34 24 3 6 .359 7 7/8 .273 .361 Remington Pullin 44 111 20 30 11 3 1 2 41 24 6 2 2 .317 4 2/4 .270 .369 Parker Morin 48 106 15 27 20 5 2 2 42 20 21 1 2 .383 2 5/7 .255 .396 Kyle Beverley 55 130 33 33 18 6 1 2 47 35 32 8 4 .424 2 7/8 .254 .362 Tanner Craswell 57 160 27 37 27 7 0 1 47 31 15 7 5 .322 22 7/9 .231 .294 J.C Paquin 53 146 20 33 21 7 1 2 48 28 23 2 1 .337 2 1/1 .226 .329 Jean-Guy Bilodeau 17 25 2 4 2 1 0 0 5 13 6 2 0 .364 0 1/1 .160 .200 Vincent Giron 18 32 3 5 2 0 0 0 5 10 0 0 0 .156 0 0/0 .156 .156 Brock Alexander 24 13 6 2 2 0 0 0 2 4 1 0 0 .214 1 1/3 .154 .154 DJ Nelson 4 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 .500 0 0/0 .333 .333 Mike Renner 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0/0 .000 .000

Totals 59 1681 310 465 269 93 17 13 631 349 233 42 39 .375 66 117/137 .277 .375 Opponents 59 1606 179 371 146 68 7 21 516 373 141 50 30 .311 89 51/75 .231 .321

Pitching Player APP IP H R ER BB SO ERA W L Saves Tyler Duffin 25 34.0 21 7 4 11 49 1.06 1 2 2 Mike Renner 15 90.1 68 29 21 18 76 2.09 7 6 0 Travis Huber 20 31.2 27 15 8 12 40 2.27 2 2 5 Preston Olson 15 70.2 61 33 21 24 53 2.67 6 4 0 Csaey Lish 16 67.1 61 23 21 16 46 2.81 10 1 0 Tyler Vavra 17 70.0 59 24 22 22 49 2.83 5 3 0 Chris Kerns 15 35.2 37 25 17 23 30 4.29 3 2 0 Bryce Montoya 4 2.0 5 1 1 2 3 4.50 0 1 0 Caleb Olson 9 17.1 21 18 9 11 17 4.67 2 1 0 Ryan Cooperstone 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 Trey Mohammed 3 11.0 7 2 2 1 7 1.64 1 0 0 Phillip Valos 2 3.1 3 2 1 1 3 2.70 0 0 0

Totals 59 434.1 371 179 127 141 373 2.63 37 22 7 Opponents 59 424.1 465 310 253 233 349 5.37 22 37 12

SWAC Overall 2010 2010 SWAC Teams Wins Losses Pct. Wins Losses Pct. College of Southern Nevada 30 10 .750 52 16 .765 Western Nevada College 28 12 .700 42 17 .712 Salt Lake CC 27 12 .692 38 18 .679 College of Southern Idaho 24 15 .615 37 22 .627 College of Eastern Utah 9 31 .225 15 39 .278 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 39 .025 5 49 .093

23 Overall Record: 37-22 Region 18 Record: 24-15 2010 Baseball Results

Date Opponent Result Score Site Feb. 6, 2010 Gateway CC W 4-2 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 7, 2010 South Mountain L 6-5 (9) Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 7, 2010 South Mountain L 2-1 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 8, 2010 Gateway W 8-3 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 9, 2010 Phoenix CC L 3-2 Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 12, 2010 Central Arizona College W 13-1 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 13, 2010 Cochise College W 6-5 (9) Henderson, Nev. Feb. 13, 2010 Cochise College L 5-3 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 14, 2010 Central Arizona College W 4-1 Henderson, Nev. Feb. 18, 2010 Prairie Baseball Academy W 15-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Feb. 19, 2010 Prairie Baseball Academy W 6-1 Twin Falls, Idaho Feb. 19, 2010 Prairie Baseball Acadeny W 5-2 Twin Falls, Idaho Feb. 20, 2010 Prairie Baseball Academy L 3-2 (9) Twin Falls, Idaho Feb. 20, 2010 Prairie Baseball Academy W 7-4 Twin Falls, Idaho March 5, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 3-0 Twin Falls, Idaho March 5, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 4-1 Twin Falls, Idaho March 6, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 10-8 Twin Falls, Idaho March 6, 2010 College of Southern Nevada W 8-7 (8) Twin Falls, Idaho March 8, 2010 Dawson CC W 4-0 Twin Falls, Idaho March 8, 2010 Dawson CC W 12-3 Twin Falls, Idaho March 12, 2010 Salt Lake CC L 1-0 (8) Twin Falls, Idaho March 12, 2010 Salt Lake CC L 8-0 Twin Falls, Idaho March 12, 2010 Salt Lake CC L 2-1 Twin Falls, Idaho March 19, 2010 Western Nevada College L 3-1 Carson City, Nev. March 19, 2010 Western Nevada College L 8-6 Carson City, Nev. March 20, 2010 Western Neveda College W 2-0 (9) Carson City, Nev. March 20, 2010 Western Nevada College W 2-1 Carson City, Nev. March 26, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 14-2 Rangely, Colo. March 26, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 14-1 Rangely, Colo. March 27, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 8-5 Rangely, Colo. March 27, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 8-1 Rangely, Colo. April 2, 2010 College of Eastern Utah L 4-0 (8) Twin Falls, Idaho April 2, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 2-1 Twin Falls, Idaho April 3, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 4-2 Twin Falls, Idaho April 3, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 6-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 9, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 2-1 Henderson, Nev. April 9, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 8-2 Henderson, Nev. April 10, 2010 College of Southern Neveda L 16-5 Henderson, Nev. April 10, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 9-6 Henderson, Nev. April 16, 2010 Salt Lake CC W 7-1 Salt Lake City, Utah April 16, 2010 Salt Lake CC L 3-2 Salt Lake City, Utah April 17, 2010 Salt Lake CC W 5-4 Salt Lake City, Utah April 17, 2010 Salt Lake CC W 8-6 Salt Lake City, Utah April 23, 2010 Western Nevada College W 2-1 Twin Falls, Idaho April 23, 2010 Western NevadaCollege W 3-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 24, 2010 Western Nevada College W 3-1 Twin Falls, Idhao April 24, 2010 Western Nevada College L 2-1 Twin Falls, Idaho April 30, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 10-0 Twin Falls, Idaho April 30, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 12-0 Twin Falls, Idaho May 1, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 7-0 Twin Falls, Idaho May 1, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 4-0 Twin Falls, Idaho May 7, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 8-3 Price, Utah May 7, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 8-1 Price, Utah May 8, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 2-1 Price, Utah May 8, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 10-1 Price, Utah Region 18 Tournament May 12, 2010 College of Eastern Utah W 10-3 Henderson, Nev. May 13, 2010 College of Southern Nevada L 9-2 Henderson, Nev. May 13, 2010 Colorado Northwestern CC W 8-0 Henderson, Nev. May 14, 2010 Western Nevada College L 3-2 Henderson, Nev.

24 2011 Baseball Schedule

Day Date Opponent Time Games Place Sat. Feb. 5 Gateway College 6 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. Sun. Feb. 6 South Mountain CC Noon 2 Phoenix, Ariz. Mon. Feb. 7 Gateway College 6 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. Tue. Feb. 8 Scottsdale College 3 p.m. 1 Scottsdale, Ariz. Wed. Feb. 9 Paradise Valley 3 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. Thur. Feb. 10 Phoenix College 5 p.m. 1 Phoenix, Ariz. Sat. Feb. 12 Phoenix College Noon 2 Phoenix, Ariz. Thur. Feb. 24 Prairie Baseball Academy 1 p.m. 1 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. Feb. 25 Prairie Baseball Academy 1 p.m. 1 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. Feb. 26 Prairie Baseball Academy Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. March 4 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Price, Utah Sat. March 5 College of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Price, Utah Fri. March 11 College of Southern Nevada 5 p.m. MST 2 Henderson, Nev. Sat. March 12 College of Southern Nevada 1 p.m. MST 2 Henderson, Nev. Mon. March 14 Dawson CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. March 18 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Sat. March 19 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Fri. March 25 Western Nevada College 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. March 26 Western Nevada College Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. April 1 Colorado Northwestern 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. April 2 Colorado Northwestern Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. April 8 College of Eastern Utah 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. April 9 College of Eastern Utah Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. April 15 College of Southern Nevada 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. April 16 College of Southern Nevada Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. April 22 Salt Lake CC 1 p.m. 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Sat. April 23 Salt Lake CC Noon 2 Twin Falls, Idaho Fri. April 29 Western Nevada College 2 p.m. MST 2 Carson City, Nev. Sat. April 30 Western Nevada College 1 p.m. MST 2 Carson City, Nev. Fri. May 6 Colorado Northwestern CC 1 p.m. 2 Rangely, Colo. Sat. May 7 Colorado Northwestern CC Noon 2 Rangely, Colo. Wed.-Sat. May 11-14 Region 18 Tournament Winner of League Thur-Sat. May 19-21 District Playoff Sat.-Sat. May 28-June 4 NJCAA JUCO World Series Grand Junction, Colo.

25 2010 Baseball Leaders 2010 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat Leaders Batting Leaders Lionel Morrill...... 10th (15) Mike Renner...... 8th (6) Batting Average Michael Wesner...... 10th (15) Saves Ryan Lay...... 5th (.367) Dale Anderson...... 13th (12) Travis Huber...... 2nd (5) Hits Ryan Lay...... 4th (73) Pitching Leaders Fielding Leaders Ryan Cooperstone...... 13th (53) Opposing Batting Average Fielding Percentage Runs Scored Tyler Duffin...... 1st (.176) Vincent Giron...... 1st (1.00) Ryan Lay...... 9th (47) Mike Renner...... 7th (.207) Parker Morin...... 12th (.992) Runs Batted In Travis Huber...... 13th (.229) Michael Wesner...... 14th (.990) Michael Wesner...... 5th (45) Strike Outs Assists Doubles Lionel Morrill...... 11th (39) Ryan Cooperstone...... 4th (130) Michael Wesner...... 2nd (19) Earned Run Average Tanner Craswell...... 7th (122) Ryan Cooperstone...... 6th (15) Tyler Duffin...... 1st (1.06) Blake Lively...... 12th (81) Triples Mike Renner...... 4th (2.09) Putouts Ryan Lay...... 5th (5) Travis Huber...... 5th (2.27) Michael Wesner...... 2nd (393) Stolen Bases Wins Parker Morin...... 7th (217) Ryan Lay...... 1st (36) Casey Lish...... 3rd (10) Remington Pullin...... 14th (170) Preston Olson...... 8th (6) 2010 Region 18 Top Team Stat Leaders All Games Batting Average Runs Batted In Stolen Bases CSN...... 1st (.330) CSN...... 1st (480) CSI...... 1st (115) SLCC...... 2nd (.325) SLCC...... 2nd (371) SLCC...... 2nd (105) WNC...... 3rd (.279) WNC...... 3rd (325) CSN...... 3rd (100)

Hits Home Runs Earned Run Average CSN...... 1st (692) CSN...... 1st (90) CSI...... 1st (2.63) SLCC...... 2nd (527) SLCC...... 2nd (36) WNC...... 2nd (2.72) WNC...... 3rd (495) WNC...... 3rd (28) CSN...... 3rd (3.31)

On Base Percentage Runs Scored Opposing Batting Average SLCC...... 1st (.427) CSN...... 1st (538) WNC...... 1st (.226) CSN...... 2nd (.424) SLCC...... 2nd (401) CSI...... 2nd (.232) WNC...... 3rd (.380) WNC...... 3rd (354) CSN...... 3rd (.235) 2010 Final CSI Category Leaders Pitching Leaders Batting Leaders On Base Percentage Earned Run Avg. Batting Average Ryan Lay...... 442 Tyler Duffin...... 1.06 Ryan Lay...... 369 Kyle Beverley...... 424 Mike Renner...... 2.09 Dale Anderson...... 308 Dale Anderson...... 422 Travis Huber...... 2.27 Michael Wesner...... 304 Runs Batted In Wins Slugging Pct. Michael Wesner...... 44 Casey Lish...... 10 Ryan Lay...... 465 Lionel Morrill...... 31 Mike Renner...... 7 Lionel Morrill...... 450 Ryan Lay...... 29 Preston Olson...... 6 Michael Wesner...... 446 Home Runs Opposing Bat Average Hits Lionel Morrill...... 3 Tyler Duffin...... 176 Ryan Lay...... 73 Morin Parker...... 2 Mike Renner...... 207 Ryan Cooperstone...... 53 Kyle Beverley...... 2 Travis Huber...... 229 Michael Wesner...... 51 J.C. Paquin...... 2 Strike Outs Remington Pullin...... 2 Mike Renner...... 76 Stolen Bases Runs Scored Preston Olson...... 53 Ryan Lay...... 37 Ryan Lay...... 47 Tyler Vavra...... 49 Lionel Morrill...... 16 Ryan Cooperstone...... 39 Tyler Duffin...... 49 Michael Wesner...... 15 Michael Wesner...... 35

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

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

CSI baseball Brandon Duckworth Houston Astros players drafted or signed professionally

Roger Bills, California Angels Tim Mueller, Chicago Cubs Mike Stover, California Angels Lee Cline, Kansas City Royals Scott Job, Milwaukee Brewers Rusty McNealy, Sean Mays, New York Yankees Wyman Smith, Oakland A’s Mark Sedar, California Angels Mark Johnson, Pittsburgh Pirates Brian Lunden, Oakland A’s Bill Nice, Pittsburgh Pirates Rick Ecelberry, New York Mets Ron Kollman, Milwaukee Brewers Jim Good, Detroit Tigers Brian Peck, Houston Astros Al Romero, California Angels Jim Baxter, Cleveland Indians Rick Yraguen, Darryl Banks, Chicago Cubs Andrew Barbee, Cincinnati Reds Trent Ferrin, New York Yankees John Hughes, New York Yankees Clay Carter, Chicago Cubs Logan Easley, New York Yankees Scott Obert, Cincinnati Reds Mike Pintar, San Francisco Giants Scott Troester, New York Yankees Mark Barbagelata, Cleveland Indians Photo Courtesy Bobby Thompson, Kansas City Royals Tracy Poulson, New York Yankees Tim McMannon, New York Mets Darrell Frater, San Francisco Giants Scott Russell, Minnesota Twins Greg Steffanich, Phil Braase, Oakland A’s Shawn Whalen, San Diego Padres Tim Rogers, Baltimore Orioles Brad Brooks, Minnesota Twins Mike Duncan, Oakland A’s Tony Mortenson, San Diego Padres Lynn Van Every, San Diego Padres John Nessmith, San Francisco Giants Scott Eyre, S.F. Giants Jack Estes, Oakland A’s Mike Munns, Pittsburgh Pirates Dave Carter, Montreal Expos Shell Scott, New York Yankees Brian Avram, St. Louis Cardinals Jeff Schow, San Francisco Giants Jonas Hamlin, St. Louis Cardinals Tim Peters, Montreal Expos Traver Hunter, Chicago Cubs Greg Adelsbach, Montreal Expos Eric Miller, St. Louis Cardinals Jeff Moe, Cincinnati Reds Don Slattery, St. Louis Cardinals Chris Hanks, Boston Red Sox Chad Richardson, Chicago Cubs Bobby Maitia, Toronto Blue Jays Derek Robinson, St. Louis Cardinals Jesse Torres, Pittsburgh Pirates Mike Harms, Miami Marlins John Braase, Los Angeles Dodgers Jason Stupello, St. Louis Cardinals Bobby Edwards, Salt Lake Trappers Troy Doezie, Minnesota Twins Steve Cooke, Pittsburgh Pirates Pat Flury, San Diego Padres Cory Elston, Cleveland Indians Nate Tebbs, Boston Red Sox 28 Continuing Success

Jeremy Satterfield, Toronto Blue Jays Christian Colonel, Colorado Rockies Sean Garman, St. Louis Cardinals John Hurd, Chicago White Sox Kumandae Miller, Mitch Woolf, Chicago White Sox Aaron Bond, Texas Rangers Mitch Stachowsky, Boston Red Sox Bryan Gallagher, Oakland A’s Troy Grundy, Los Angeles Dodgers Brandon Duckworth, Philadelphia Phillies Shawn Loglisci, L.A. Dodgers Dion Washington, New York Yankees Todd Privett, New York Mets Craig Mosher, Texas Rangers Nick Carr, New York Mets Cameron Reimers, Toronto Blue Jays Shay Conder, New York Mets Adam Manley, New York Yankees Adam Urnberg, Baltimore Orioles Joey Clark, Montreal Expos Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays Dale Devereaux, San Diego Padres James Wallace, Florida Marlins Shaun Rudi, Texas Rangers Jordan Latham, Chicago Cubs Eric Kitchen, Oakland A’s Angel Chapa, Tampa Bay Devil Rays Toby Barnett, Montreal Expos Tyler Gilder, Philadelphia Phillies Jason Cierlik, Kansas City Royals Lionel Morrill, Minnesota Twins Andy Myette, Texas Rangers Tyler Curtis, Florida Marlins Nate Bumstead, Detroit Tigers Dale Anderson, Texas Rangers Kris Welker, Chicago White Sox Travis Huber, Florida Marlins Kody Kirkland, Pittsburgh Pirates Brandon Petite, Minnesota Twins Maurice Powell, Minnesota Twins

Scott Eyre Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phillies (pitched in 2009 World Series)

Photo Courtesy of Chicago Cubs/Stephen Green Photo

29 CSI Baseball players who moved on to 4-year universities and college Ryan Hall, BYU Andy Gonzales, Southern Utah Jake Anders, Lewis/Clark Bobby Jenco, Albertson College Craig Sands, Vanderbilt Hank Crosby, UNLV Curtis Hall, Univ. of Utah Mike Zandt, Mesa St. Devin Chavez, Lewis Clark SC Tommy Walker, Lewis Clark SC Jedd Soto, NE Louisiana Univ. Brian Keswick, NE Louisiana Univ. Craig Peck, Albertson College Christian Nickum, Lewis Clark SC Matt Horner, E. Oregon Darrin Schorr, Azusa Pacific Art Dillahay, Univ. of Houston Brandon Duckworth, Cal St. Fullerton Josh Hegsted, Albertson College Erik Highland, Sacramento St. John Lampshire, Mesa St. Tony Pezely, Northwestern St. Chris Starbuck, Western Oregon Mike Young, Mesa St. Chris Gillette, UNLV Larry Panaro, Azusa Pacific Nate Forbush, Univ. of Utah Kevin Kimball, Northern Colo. Slubby Bennalley, Eastern N.M. Brandon Christiansen Tim Stadelmeir, Concordia James Close, UNLV Brigham Young University David Finney, Cal Poly Pomona Nick Gretz, South Alabama Graig Merritt, Chico St. Matt Silvey, South Alabama Matt MacLeod, Cal State Northridge Justin Nakaishi, Washington St. Nick Stelzner, Lewis Clark SC Reid Wildeman, Univ. of B.C.

Lars Hovey, Vanderbilt Jeff Schow, Texas A&M Nate Bumstead Mike Duncan, Univ. of Nebraska Lynn Van Every, Arkansas Detroit Tigers Gary Krumm, Briar Cliff Louisiana State University Jim Kotkas, Southern Utah Blake Jensen, BYU Game one pitcher in College World Matt Harr, Briar Cliff Series in 2003 and 2004 Kevin Loftus, UNLV Tim Peters, Arkansas Bobby Maitia, UNLV Steve Caputo, Tennessee Steve Birens, Arizona State Tony Mortensen, Fresno St. Dave Carter, UNLV Bob Edwards, Arkansas Billy Satterfield, Fresno St. Erroll Shirer, Univ. of Iowa Jim Tejcek, Univ. of Arkansas Don Emery, Univ. of Utah Tom Cheek, Univ. of San Diego Lonnie Reiber, UNLV John Hayes, Albertson College Stacey Ayers, Oregon State Paul Murphy, Briar Cliff Troy Hymas, Univ. of Utah Brendon Peach, Metro State Sean Hicks, Univ. of New Orleans Dave Mitteis, Texas - Arlington Mark Keele, Bellevue, Nebraska Traver Hunter, Oklahoma State Dan Poulton, Univ. of Utah Shane Warenski, Univ. of Utah Cody Winget, Univ. of Nebraska Boomer Walker, NE Lousiana Univ. Pat McGruder, Univ. of Utah Duke Dodder, Cal-Poly SLO 30 Toby Dart, Chico St. Craig Mosher, Univ. of Florida Adam Manley, UNLV Brad Maloff, UNLV Nick Aiello, University of Nevada-Reno Mike Gillies, University of Nevada-Reno Sam Hess, Gonzaga University Jesse Hoorelbeke, NE Louisiana Univ. Casey Nelson, Concordia University J.P. Candelaria, Concordia University Josh Gold, University of Illinois Dan Clements, Mesa State College Joey Clark, University of New Mexico Tyler Hasbrouck, Coastal Carolina Adrian Thomas, Washington State Nick Bullen, Lewis Clark SC Andy Gretz, St. Cloud St. Mark Weisenmiller, Concordia University Kevin Sytko, South Alabama Toby Barnett, Southern Illinois Craig Kilshaw, Winthrop University Nick Parker, University of Texas-Arlington Ed Dillahay, Cameron University Nate Bumstead, LSU Christian Colonel, Texas Tech University Matt Gunning, Western Kentucky Josh Wolfram, Air Force Academy Brad Burrow, Albertson College Joe Miller, Abilene Christian Jeremy Barnes, Western Kentucky Tom Meyers, Mesa State College Kenny Nelson, Concordia University Rich Conway, Bellevue University Ryan Davis, Southern Illinois Ryan Jones, Utah Valley SC Kris Welker, Univ. of Iowa Derek McNeil, University of Nevada-Reno Christian Colonel Nick Connor, Creighton University Brandon Christiansen, Brigham Young University Texas Tech University Mitch Woolf, Brigham Young University Colorado Rockies Josh Madsen, University of Utah Chris Toto, Point Loma Nazarene University Sean VanElderen, Mesa State Universiy

Charlie Strandlund, Albertson College Levi Shumway, University of North Alabama Zack Aakhus, Vanguard University Hector Martinez, UMet University Eric Cattoni, St. Mary’s Karl Mejlholm, Cumberland University Willie Crtalic, Montana State Billings Sean Edwards, Northwest Nazarene University Arin Formanek, University of Calif. Santa Barbara Jordan Daley, Dixie State College Shawn Loglisci, Indiana Tech Kyle Resser, St. Cloud State Jeff Vickers, Lamar University Ken Fuglerud, St. Mary’s Tony Altavilla, University of Illinois - Chicago Grant Vickers, Mesa State University Grant Kveder, Gonzaga Grant Kveder Brad Mady, Mesa State University Gonzaga University Nik Gumeson, Lamar University James Wallace, Abilene Christian Matt Deacon, Univ. of Rhode Island Jed Hanson, Univ. of Nebraska Jake Draeger, Metro State Jason Oatman, Univ. of New Mexico Justin Smith, Utah Valley University Cameron Cushing, Dixie State College Justin Jensen, Dixie State College Tyler Chism, Gonzaga University Trent Johnson, University of Utah Andy Fox, Univ. of Central Arkansas Sam Armstrong, Utah Valley University Tyler Barret, Lewis Clark State College Garret Wolff, Univ. of Texas Permian Basin Alex Hancock, Brigham Young University Tanner Craswell, Prairie Baseball Academy Remington Pullin, UNLV Casey Lish, West Texas A&M Dale Anderson, Seton Hall Michael Wesner, North Florida Lionel Morrill, Grambling University Preston Olson, Utah Valley University 31 Year by Year Leaders 2010 2002 Record: 37-22 Record: 41-16 Team ERA: 2.63 Team ERA: 2.96 Team BA: .277 Team BA: .291 ERA: 1.06 (Tyler Duffin) ERA: 1.78 (Maurice Powell) Ks: 76 (Mike Renner) Ks: 104 (Nate Bumstead) Victories: 10 (Casey Lish) Victories: 13 (Nate Bumstead) BA: .369 (Ryan Lay) BA: .390 (Christian Colonel) HRs: 3 (Lionel Morrill) HRs: 9 (Christian Colonel) RBIs: 44 (Michael Wesner) RBIs 50 (Christian Colonel) SBs: 37 (Ryan Lay) SBs 15 (Colonel/Kody Kirkland) 2009 2001 Record: 33-26 Record: 36-23 Team ERA: 4.79 Team ERA: 3.83 Team BA: .301 Team BA: .295 ERA: 2.86 (Sam Armstrong) ERA: 3.00 (Craig Kilshaw) Ks: 80 (Tyler Curtis) Ks: 83 (Brad Burrow) Victories: 9 (Tyler Curtis) Victories: 7 (Nick Parker/Burrow) BA: .396 (Tyler Chism) BA: .358 (Sidney de Jong) HRs: 7 (Tyler Chism) HRs: 3 (Jeremy Barnes) RBIs: 55 (Tyler Chism) RBIs: 42 (Kevin Sytko) SBs: 24 (Ryan Lay) SBs: 23 (Tom Myers) 2008 2000 Record: 31-28 Record: 32-24 Team ERA: 4.08 Team ERA: 4.76 Team BA: .257 Team BA: .289 ERA: 2.22 (Jake Draeger) ERA: 2.47 (Andy Gretz) Ks: 100 (Justin Smith) K’s: 69 (Dan Clement) Victories: 7 (Jason Oatman) Victories: 8 (Joey Clark) BA: .326 (Victor Spencer) BA: .344 (Kevin Sytko) HRs: 3 (Tyler Chism) HR’s: 6 (Adrian Thomas) RBIs: 38 (Jed Hanson) RBI’s: 43 (Kevin Sytko) SBs: 20 (Tyler Chism) SB’s: 19 (Nick Bullen) 2007 1999 Record: 40-17 Record: 39-16 Team ERA: 2.71 Team ERA: 6.01 Team BA: .280 Team BA: .374 ERA: 1.30 (Trent Johnson) ERA: 4.08 (Nick Aiello) Ks: 66 (Jordan Latham) Ks: 80 (Cameron Reimers) Victories: 9 (Jordan Latham) Victories: 10 (Cameron Reimers) BA: .354 (Grant Kveder) BA: .462 (Dan Clement) HRs: 5 (Nik Gumeson) HRs: 20 (Adam Manley) RBIs: 42 (Nik Gumeson) RBIs: 73 (Adam Manley) SBs: 33 (Grant Kveder) SBs: 16 (Casey Nelson, Brad Maloff) 2006 1998 Record: 41-19 Record: 47-11 Team ERA: 2.41 Team ERA: 5.23 Team BA .280 Team BA: .365 ERA: 0.92 (Todd Privett) ERA: 2.76 (Craig Mosher) Ks: 84 (Todd Privett) Ks: 86 (Craig Mosher) Victories: 8 (Adam Urnberg) Victories: 12 (Craig Mosher) BA: .391 (Ken Fuglerud) BA: .479 (Matt Silvey) HRs: 3 (Mike Grifin) HRs: 20 (Nick Gretz) RBIs: 30 (Jordan Daley) RBIs: 80 (Nick Gretz) SBs: 19 (Ken Fuglerud) SBs: 30 (Casey Nelson, James Close) 2005 1997 Record: 29-27 Record: 39-18 Team ERA: 3.91 Team ERA: 5.64 Team BA: .281 Team BA: .330 ERA: 1.44 (Arin Formanek) ERA: 3.04 (Aaron Bond) Ks: 85 (Troy Grundy) Ks: 146 (Aaron Bond) Victories: 8 (Troy Grundy) Victories: 8 (Aaron Bond) BA: .319 (Anthony Jones) BA: .415 (Matt Silvey) HRs: 2 (Anthony Jones, Jeff Vickers) HRs: 8 (Chris Gillette) RBIs: 26 (Jeff Vickers) RBIs: 55 (Chris Gillette) SBs: 19 (Eric Cattoni) SBs: 34 (James Close) 2004 1996 Record: 36-24-1 Record: 32-21 Team ERA: 3.10 Team ERA: 3.73 Team BA: .267 Team BA: .317 ERA: 0.73 (Charlie Strandlund) ERA: 2.26 (Mike Young) Ks: 85 (Mitch Woolf) Ks: 72 (Aaron Bond) Victories: 9 (Mitch Woolf) Victories: 7 (Mike Young) BA: .333 (Eric Cattoni) BA: .393 (Brandon Duckworth) HRs: 6 (Sean VanElderen) HRs: 8 (Brandon Duckworth) RBIs: 37 (VanElderen/Jeremy Thomas) RBIs: 62 (Brandon Duckworth) SBs: 20 (Eric Cattoni) SBs: 23 (Chris Starbuck) 2003 1995 Record: 34-18 Record: 30-28 Team ERA: 3.21 Team ERA: 5.16 Team BA: .295 Team BA: .304 ERA: 1.37 (John Hurd) ERA: 3.17 (Rob Vael) Ks: 63 (Mitch Woolf) Ks: 64 (Art Dillahay) Victories: 9 (Ryan Davis) Victories: 8 (Art Dillahay) BA: .386 (Derek McNeil) BA: .391 (Brandon Duckworth) HRs: 1 (Welker/Stachowsky/VanElderen) HRs: 10 (Trevor Davis) RBIs 35 (Casey Oliver) RBIs: 44 (Trevor Davis) SBs 14 (John Hurd) SBs: 22 (Clint Wyrick) 32 Year by Year Leaders 1994 1986 Record: 42-14 Record: 37-12 Team ERA: 3.8 Team ERA: 2.61 Team BA: .345 Team BA: .307 ERA: 2.39 (Jedd Soto) ERA: 1.90 (Bobby Edwards) Ks: 89 (Pat Flury) Ks: 86 (Bobby Edwards) Victories: 9 (Christian Nickum) Victories: 8 (Jason Adkins) BA: .472 (Devin Chavez) BA: .412 (Kevin Loftus) HRs: 12 (Brian Keswick) HRs: 15 (Kevin Loftus) RBIs: 71 (Devin Chavez) RBIs: 65 (Kevin Loftus) SBs: 27 (Tyrone Brown) SBs: 10 (Rob Revoy) 1993 1985 Record: 42-14 Record: 32-17 Team ERA: 3.62 Team ERA: 4.15 Team BA: .377 Team BA: .335 ERA: 2.00 (Cody Winget) ERA: 2.36 (Tim Peters) Ks: 68 (Cody Winget) Ks: 78 (Tim Peters) Victories: 7 (Jedd Soto) Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) BA: .466 (Devin Chavez) BA: .392 (Kevin Loftus) HRs: 16 (Tommy Walker) HRs: 24 (Kevin Loftus) RBIs: 73 (Tommy Walker) RBIs: 82 (Kevin Loftus) SBs: 10 (Nate Tebbs) SBs: 15 (Billy Roberts) 1992 1984 Record: 35-21 Record: 48-11 Team ERA: 3.00 Team ERA: 3.95 Team BA: . 324 Team BA: .336 ERA: 1.95 (John Hayes) ERA: 2.15 (Tim Peters) Ks: 46 (Jason Fuller) Ks: 68 (Tim Peters) Victories: 9 (John Hayes) Victories: 11 (Tim Peters) BA: .446 (Derek Robinson) BA: .419 (Jeff Schow) HRs: 7 (Mike Bearnson) HRs: 16 (Shell Scott) RBIs: 47 (Derek Robinson) RBIs: 65 (Jeff Schow) SBs: 19 (Nate Tebbs) SBs: 30 (Jeff Schow) 1991 1983 Record: 33-10 Record: 34-7 Team ERA: 2.28 Team ERA: 4.42 Team BA: .302 Team BA: .356 ERA: .995 (Eric Miller) ERA: 2.93 (Steve Clements) Ks: 83 (Scott Eyre) Ks: 66 (Steve Clements) Victories: 8 (Eric Miller) Victories: 8 (Steve Clements) BA: .396 (Don Slattery) BA: .448 (Mike Duncan) HRs: 9 (Ryan Hall) HRs: 9 (Jeff Schow) RBIs: 44 (Mike Bearnson) RBIs: 45 (Mike Duncan) SBs: 13 (Bobby Jenco) SBs: 29 (Jeff Schow) 1990 1982 Record: 38-18 Record: 30-6 Team ERA: 3.80 Team ERA: 2.94 Team BA: .336 Team BA: .342 ERA: 1.92 (Steve Cooke) ERA: 1.74 (Scott Troester) Ks: 93 (Steve Cooke) Ks: 38 (Greg Steffanich) Victories: 11 (Steve Cooke) Victories: 6 (Scott Troester) BA: .432 (Stacey Ayers) BA: .433 (Bobby Thompson) HRs: 8 (Jonas Hamlin) HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) RBIs: 52 (Jonas Hamlin) RBIs: 30 (Marc Barbagelata) SBs: 13 (John Greene) SBs: 19 (Marc Barbagelata) 1989 1981 Record: 23-14 Record: 31-8 Team ERA: 3.01 Team ERA: 2.74 Team BA: .307 Team BA: .321 ERA: 1.78 (Steve Cooke) ERA: 1.54 (Trent Ferrin) Ks: 72 (Steve Cooke) Ks: 62 (Trent Ferrin) Victories: 7 (Tom Cheek) Victories: 8 (Trent Ferrin) BA: .350 (Jesse Torres) BA: .390 (John Maldonado) HRs: 4 (Jesse Torres) HRs: 7 (Bobby Thompson) RBIs: 32 (John Greene) RBIs: 40 (Tim McMannon) SBs: 13 (Kent Schow) SBs: 20 (John Maldonado) 1988 1980 Record: 45-15 Record: 20-19 Team ERA: 3.11 Team ERA: 3.38 Team BA: .335 Team BA: .312 ERA: 2.08 (Corby Schroeder) ERA: 2.32 (Darryl Banks) Ks: 61 (Don Emery) Ks: 54 (Darryl Banks) Victories: 10 (Don Emery) Victories: 8 (Darryl Banks) BA: .429 (Erroll Shirer) BA: .407 (John Hughes) HRs: 18 (Chris Hanks) HRs: 8 (John Hughes) RBIs: 76 (Chris Hanks) RBIs: 39 (John Hughes) SBs: 36 (Erroll Shirer) SBs: 6 (Andrew Barbee) 1987 1979 Record: 40-18 Record: 34-9 Team ERA: 3.86 Team ERA: 2.77 Team BA: .358 Team BA: .308 ERA: 2.42 (John Braase) ERA: 1.95 (Lee Cline) Ks: 66 (John Braase) Ks: 65 (Lee Cline) Victories: 9 (Dave Carter) Victories: 8 (Lee Cline) BA: .467 (Chris Hanks) BA: .360 (Rocco Zendano) HRs: 26 (Chris Hanks) HRs: 18 (Jim Good) RBIs: 84 (Chris Hanks) RBIs: 72 (Jim Good) SBs: 16 (Erroll Shirer) SBs: 24 (Rocco Zendano) 33 President Jerry Beck

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of Southern Idaho in 1975 and became president of the college in 2005. His many titles at the college include Instructor, Coordinator of Trade and Industry Programs, Dean of Continuing Education/Summer School, Vice President of Instruction, and Executive Vice President/Chief Academic Officer. Dr. Beck is an Idaho native. He received his bachelor’s degree in Technical Education, his master’s degree in Teacher Education, and his Ed. D. in Adult Education from the University of Idaho. He completed his post doctoral at Harvard University Institute for Educational Management. In addition to his duties at the college, Dr. Beck is a member of the Twin Falls Rotary Club, and is a board member of the State Workforce Development Council appointed by the Governor. He serves as a board member on many local organizations including Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization, Region IV Development Association and Magic Valley Regional Medical Center. He is past president of the Idaho Association of Private Industry Councils. Dr. Beck and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children and three grandchildren. He attributes much of his success to the opportunities provided by the college and the support from his family and co-workers.

Athletic Director Joel Bate

Former CSI women’s basketball coach Joel Bate took over Golden Eagle Athletic Director responsibilities in January 2007. Bate, who had been teaching in the English Department since he arrived on the CSI campus in 1993, gave up teaching in the classroom to work with student- athletes and coaches on a daily basis. Bate coached at CSI from 1993 until 2000, leading the Lady Golden Eagles to the national tournament in 1999. During that span, Bate compiled a 144-78 record. He coached four NJCAA All-Americans and four NJCAA Academic All- Americans. Two players went on to play professional basketball, including Jessica Gibbs Mesna who assisted current coach Randy Rogers. In 1999, Bate earned Region 18 Coach of the Year honors. Prior to working at CSI, Bate taught and coached at Bishop Kelly High School in Boise. He taught senior English and headed the English department. In addition to his teaching duties, he coached girls’ , track and basketball, where he compiled a 114-32 record and four third-place state finishes. Bate earned his undergraduate degree in marketing at Boise State University and his master’s degree in English at the University of Idaho in 1986. Bate and his wife Donna and three children live in Twin Falls.

34 Behind the Scenes

Orthopedic Surgeon Team Physician Team Physician Dr. William May Dr. Thad Scholes Dr. Mark McKain

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

Sports Information Director Administrative Assistant Karen Baumert 35 Ginger Nukaya 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 Overall Win-Loss Record CSI Baseball Records 1. 1984 (48-11) 2. 1998 (47-11) 3. 1993 (44-14)

Team ERA 1. 1991 (2.28) 2. 2006 (2.41) 3. 1986 (2.61)

Team Batting Average 1. 1993 (.377) 2. 1999 (.374) 3. 1998 (.365) 4. 1987 (.358)

Individual ERA 1. Todd Privett, 0.92 (2006) 2. Erik Miller, 0.95 (1991) 3. Tyler Duffin (2010)

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

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

Individual Batting Average 1. Matt Silvey, .479 (1998) 2. Devin Chavez, .472 (1994) 3. Chris Hanks, .467 (1987)

Home Runs 1. Chris Hanks, 26 (1987) 2. Kevin Lofthus, 24 (1985) 3. Nick Gretz, 20 (1998) 3. Adam Manley, 20 (1999)

RBIs 1. Chris Hanks, 84 (1987) 2. Kevin Lofthus, 82 (1985) 3. Nick Gretz, 80 (1998) 3. Adam Manley, 80 (1999)

Stolen Bases 1. Ryan Lay, 37 (2010 2. Erroll Shirer, 36 (1988) 3. James Close, 34 (1997)

46 NJCAA History

JUCO World Series Finishes

Year Place Tournament Record Overall Record 1972 —— 0-2 20-19 1973 NA NA NA 1975 Fifth 1-2 NA 1978 —— 0-2 29-13 1983 —— 0-2 34-9 1984 First 6-1 43-13 1986 Fourth 2-2 37-12 1988 Third 3-1 46-15 1993 —— 0-2 42-14

JUCO World Series Records Team Runs 7-game series: College of Southern Idaho, 70 (1984) 6-game series: San Jacinto, 73 (1986) 5-game series: Miami-Dade/South, 66 (1981) Single game: Jefferson Davis vs. Trinidad, 35 (1994); Jefferson Davis won 23-12.

Individual Hitting Hits Series: Shell Scott, 17 (Southern Idaho 1984) Single game: Tary Scott, 6 (Walters State 1984)

Runs Series: Lance Leitner, 15 (Southern Idaho, 1988) Scott Skripko, 15 (Middle Georgia, 1982) Randy Brown, 15 (San Jacinto, 1991)

Home Runs Series: Jeff Kipila, 6 (Brookdale, 1986) Jerry Shepherd, 6 (Middle Georgia, 1990) Single Game: Kevin Lofthus, 3 (Southern Idaho, 1986)

47 Thanks to our marathon game donors ($100 or more) $100 - $200 Nichols, Robert English, Dave Alta Veterinary Hospital Penner, Celeste Forbush, Allison Amstadt, Philip Pierce, Mark Leibovitch, Syd Bennett, G Reidy, Cynthia North Star Air Express Butterfield, Woodruff Rex, Jimmy Olsen, D.L. Doughty, Jason Schaak, Don Penil, Hiedi Douglas, Donald Shaikin, John Renner, Donald Driedger, Jim Shirt Signs and Designs Rice, Ryan Duffin, Ronald Spencer, Scott Rockings INC. Frank, Tracy Stafford, Mark Vavra, Steve Francis, Jay Kent Sterns, John Washabaugh Family Freter, Darrel Sunni Enterprise Webster, Weldon Freter, Don Tuttle, Hubert III Whitely, James Garrett, Florence Vavra, Stanley Whitely, John Giron, Steve Watkins, Mitch Hall, Jon Wesner, Clifford Hancock, Ryan Whitney, Barbara $500 and above Hrycuik, James Wiggs, Sandra Benicord, LLC Huber, Debbie Ziebert, John Caputo, Steve Huebner, Denis Enns Cattle Co. Jensen, Preston $200-$500 Nelson, Stephen Kerns, James Bellegarde, Barbara Spoletini, Tony Mcarty, Melinda Boud, James McCarty, Ted Douglas, Edie

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

49 The College of Southern Idaho baseball program would like to thank the following billboard sponsors for their support.

50 51 Salt Lake Community College Region 18 Opponents Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Enrollment: 26,000 President: Dr. Cynthia Biotheau Athletic Director: Norma Carr Sports Information Director: Lisa Peshell Mascot: Bruin Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Head Baseball Coach: D.G. Nelson Last Season’s Record: 38-18 overall, 27-12 SWAC College of Southern Nevada Location: Henderson, Nev. Enrollment: 33,000 President: Dr. Michael D. Richards Athletic Director: Marc Morse Sports Information Director: Daniel Cabrera Mascot: Coyote Colors: Navy blue and gold Head Baseball Coach: Nick Garritano USU College of Eastern Utah Last Season’s Record: 52-16 overall, 30-10 SWAC Location: Price, Utah Enrollment: 2,500 Chancellor: Joe Peterson Athletic Director: Dave Paur Mascot: Golden Eagle Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Head Baseball Coach: Scott Madsen Last Season’s Record: 15-40 overall, 9-31 SWAC Western Nevada College Location: Carson City, Nev. Enrollment: 5300 President: Dr. Carol A. Lucey Athletic Director: John Kinkella Sports Information Director: Anne Hansen Mascot: Wildcat Colors: Blue and Gold Head Baseball Coach: DJ Whittemore Colorado Northwestern CC Last Season’s Record: 42-17 overall, 28-12 SWAC Location: Rangely, Colorado Enrollment: 3,600 President: Russell George Athletic Director: Jeff Devere Mascot: Spartan Colors: Red, White and Black Head Baseball Coach: Tom Cassera Last Season’s Record: 5-49 overall, 1-39 SWAC

52 Southern Idaho Baseball 2011 Media speed Roster

Christian Snuffer - #1 Kendal Maier - #3 Cody White - #4 Andre Ashton - #5 Blake Lively - #6 5-9 Fr INF 6-0 Fr INF 5-10 Fr RHP 5-9 Fr OF 6-1 So INF Sandy, Utah Missoula, Mont. Lacey, Wash. West Jordan, Utah Redmond, Wash.

Andrew Freter - #7 Chase Harris - #8 Parker Webster - #9 Ryan Cooperstone - #10 Mike Renner - #12 6-4 Fr INF 5-11 Fr INF 6-2 Fr OF 6-1 So INF 5-10 So RHP Meridian, Idaho Meridian, Idaho Sandy, Utah Chatsworth, Calif. Chatsworth, Calif.

Tyler Duffi n - #15 Luke Miller - #16 JC Paquin - #17 Travis Huber - #18 Tyler Vavra - #19 6-2 So LHP 5-11 Fr C 6-2 So OF 6-3 So RHP 6-0 So RHP Spanish Fork, Utah West Jordan, Utah Montreal, Quebec Salt Lake City, Utah Calgary, Alberta

Parker Morin - #21 Chris Kerns - #22 Vincent Giron - #34 Caleb Olson - #25 Sam Huebner - #27 5-11 So C 6-0 So RHP 6-2 So INF 6-3 So LHP 6-4 Fr C Park City, Utah Boise, Idaho Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Rhinelander, Wis.

Ben Douglas - #28 Paul Schaak - #29 Trey Mohammed - #30 Tyler McCarty - #32 Edgard Burgos - #33 Brandon Petitie - #34 5-11 Fr INF 6-2 Fr LHP 6-4 So RHP 6-3 Fr OF 6-1 Fr RHP 6-3 So RHP Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Winkler, Manitoba Benicia, Calif. Chehalis, Wash. Chehalis, Wash. Nova Scotia, Canada 53 Make your dreams come true. (whatever they may be)

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