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SIC Falcons Media Guide Baseball Falcons Name: Nick Borders Year: Freshman Number: 17 Hometown: Harrisburg, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: Pete Rose Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Criminal Justice Career Goals: Police Officer High School Awards: All-Conference Name: Lawrence “Larry” Brown Year: Freshman Number: 2 Hometown: Mayfield, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Barry Bonds Most Admired Non-Athlete: Parents College Major: Carpentry Career Goals: Own a Construction Business High School Awards: All-Region Team, District Tourney Team Name: Keithroy “Keith” Charles Year: Sophomore Number: 4 Hometown: St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: Name: Elvis “Kuko” Crespo Year: Sophomore Number: 12 Hometown: Carolina, Puerto Rico Most Admired Athlete: Albert Pujols Most Admired Non-Athlete: Elvis Crespo, Sr. College Major: undecided Career Goals: Name: Jordan “Jordy” Dobbs Year: Freshman Number: 5 Hometown: Philpot, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Barry Larkin and John Jones Most Admired Non-Athlete: Jesus, Zach Galifianakis, John Mayer College Major: Undecided Career Goals: Undecided High School Awards: All-Conference, All-State Name: Austin “Edge” Edge Year: Freshman Number: 3 Hometown: Whiteland, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Kevin Youkilis Most Admired Non-Athlete: Ron Burgundy College Major: Economics Career Goals: undecided High School Awards: All-Conference, All-State Name: Dalton “Tugboat” Froman Year: Sophomore Number: 9 Hometown: Lynnville, Indiana Most Admired Athlete: Yadier Molina Most Admired Non-Athlete: Brook and Chad Froman (Mom and Dad) College Major: Law Enforcement Career Goals: undecided Name: Colt Garrett Year: Sophomore Number: 7 Hometown: Olmsted, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: Name: Scott Haag Year: Freshman Number: 13 Hometown: Ft. Wayne, Indiana Most Admired Athlete: Dan Marino Most Admired Non-Athlete: Kathy and Jon Haag (Mom and Dad) College Major: Exercise Science Career Goals: undecided Name: Wesley “Wes” Jones Year: Freshman Number: 6 Hometown: Mayfield, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Chipper Jones Most Admired Non-Athlete: Bob Marley College Major: Sports Medicine Career Goals: Athletic Trainer High School Awards: Perfect Game Name: Justin “Ernest” Kittel Year: Sophomore Number: 18 Hometown: Smithland, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Justin Verlander Most Admired Non-Athlete: Russell Crowe College Major: Biology Career Goals: Medicine High School Awards: All-District (Baseball), Team Offensive MVP, Cardinal Award for Leadership College Awards: All-GRAC nominee Other Awards: All-Region Scholastic Award, Student Senator Name: Nathan “Nate” Koller Year: Freshman Number: 32 Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Josh Hamilton Most Admired Non-Athlete: Will Ferrell College Major: Athletic Training Career Goals: Undecided High School Awards: All-Conference Name: Logan Leverett Year: Freshman Number: 14 Hometown: Harrisburg, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: Matt Holliday Most Admired Non-Athlete: John Mayer College Major: Criminal Justice Career Goals: Police Officer High School Awards: All-Conference Name: Cody “Monty” Montgomery Year: Freshman Number: Red Shirt Hometown: Shepherdsville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Dustin Pedroia Most Admired Non-Athlete: Bonnie and Kenny (Parents) College Major: Psychology Career Goals: Criminal Psychologist High School Awards: All-Conference, All-Region, Offensive Player of the Year, MVP, Pitcher of the Year Other Awards: Academic All-State (3 years), Academic All-State (Honorable Mention) Name: Alex “A.O.” Oliver Year: Sophomore Number: Red Shirt Hometown: Lynnville, Indiana Most Admired Athlete: Chris Carpenter Most Admired Non-Athlete: Parents College Major: Business Career Goals: Graduate High School Awards: All-Conference, State Runner-Up 2010, Varsity starter (4 years) Name: Keith “K.D.” Patton Year: Freshman Number: 16 Hometown: Poseyville, Indiana Most Admired Athlete: Matt Holliday Most Admired Non-Athlete: Olivia Wilde College Major: Business Career Goals: Management High School Awards: All-Conference Honorable Mention, CY Young Award Name: Kyle “Carrot” Peyton Year: Freshman Number: 19 Hometown: Shepherdsville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Mariano Rivera Most Admired Non-Athlete: James Franco College Major: History Career Goals: Teacher Name: Roberto Sapia Year: Sophomore Number: 8 Hometown: Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Most Admired Athlete: Roberto Clemente Most Admired Non-Athlete: Mom College Major: Education Career Goals: to get a 4-year degree Name: Arnaldo “Pipo” Soto Year: Freshman Number: 1 Hometown: Farjado, Puerto Rico Most Admired Athlete: Roberto Alomar Most Admired Non-Athlete: Albert Einstein College Major: Athletic Trainer Career Goals: Basketball Falcons Name: Taiquon “Teon” Beckett Year: Red Shirt Sophomore Number: 5 Hometown: Forest City, North Carolina Most Admired Athlete: Dwayne Wade Most Admired Non-Athlete: Dad College Major: Psychology Career Goals: Professional Basketball High School Awards: All-Conference Name: Robert Calmese Year: Freshman Number: 22 Hometown: Decatur, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Name: JaQuavius Feltson Year: Freshman Number: 14 Hometown: Saginaw, Michigan Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Name: Dominique Hagans Year: Sophomore Number: 15 Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Business Career Goals: Own and operate a business High School Awards: All-City, All-Region College Awards: All-Conference, All-Region, Freshman of the Year Other Awards: Name: Terrell Lawrence Year: Freshman Number: 11 Hometown: Spring, Texas Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Name: Quintrel Morris Year: Sophomore Number: 33 Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Name: D'Markian Sallie Year: Freshman Number: 3 Hometown: Houston, Texas Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Name: Dominic Sriwichian Year: Red Shirt Freshman Number: 44 Hometown: Bangkok, Thailand Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: International Business Management Career Goals: Import-Export Merchandising, Professional Consulting, and Human Resources High School Awards: Member of Thailand’s National Champion Bangkok Christian High School, All-Conference College Awards: Other Awards: Name: Mirko Tadinac Year: Freshman Number: 45 Hometown: Croatia Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Name: Mike Walker Year: Sophomore Number: 31 Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: High School Awards: College Awards: Other Awards: Basketball Lady Falcons Name: Jasherrica “Sherrica” Barkley Year: Freshman Number: 21 Hometown: Hopkinsville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Maya Moore Most Admired Non-Athlete: Grandmother College Major: Physical Therapy / Special Education Career Goals: Work with special-education kids High School Awards: All-Conference Name: Candace “Breedzy CanCan” Breedlove Year: Freshman Number: 23 Hometown: Peoria, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: Candace Parker, Lisa Leslie, D’Wayne Wade, Kobe Bryant, and Michael Willis (Brother) Most Admired Non-Athlete: God, Cassandra Easten (Mother) College Major: Sound and Media Arts Career Goals: Music Producer High School Awards: All-Tournament (Volleyball), All-Tournament (Basketball) Other Awards: Top 20% (HS Class), Mid-State 6 Award, National Honor Society, IHSA Award Name: Blaine Bundren Year: Red Shirt Freshman Number: 12 Hometown: Harrisburg, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: Peyton Manning Most Admired Non-Athlete: Steve Bundren (Father) College Major: Physical Therapy Assistant Career Goals: PTA Certification High School Awards: All-Conference, 2-time MVP Name: Tierra “T-Baby” Burks Year: Freshman Number: 10 Hometown: Memphis, Tennessee Most Admired Athlete: Cappi Pondexster Most Admired Non-Athlete: God College Major: Undecided Career Goals: High School Awards: All-Conference, All-Region Other Awards: HS Honors, Best Female Athlete Award Name: Kenyatta Drake Year: Freshman Number: 22 Hometown: Madisonville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Most Admired Non-Athlete: College Major: Career Goals: Name: Kasey Glover Year: Sophomore Number: 14 Hometown: Ridgway, Illinois Most Admired Athlete: John Jay Most Admired Non-Athlete: Mother College Major: Radiology Career Goals: Undecided High School Awards: All-Conference Name: Ashley Morehead Year: Sophomore Number: 20 Hometown: Evansville, Indiana Most Admired Athlete: Derrick Rose, Skylar Diggins Most Admired Non-Athlete: Grandparents College Major: Undecided Career Goals: Psychologist High School Awards: All-Conference (2 times), Toyota All-Tournament Team (09-10) Name: Porscha Saunders Year: Freshman Number: 11 Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Most Admired Athlete: Candace Parker, Maya Moore Most Admired Non-Athlete: Derrick Saunders (Father) College Major: Physical Therapy Career Goals: High School Awards: Best Defensive Player (09-10) Name: Amanda “Ame”
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