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North Natomas Little League Picture Day Schedule North Natomas Little League Picture Day Schedule Date: Saturday, March 10, 2018 Location: North Natomas Regional Park • All players need to: - be present at least 10 minutes before their scheduled Picture Time. - be in uniform (with glove) and ready for a team photo whether or not they plan on purchasing pictures. Have brothers & sisters dress for family & buddy shots! Division Team Coach Picture Time 11U Arizona Wildcats Matthew Gallegos 11:30 AM 11U Long Beach Nick Aboosh 10:25 AM 11U Sacramento State Michael Pierson 9:30 AM 9U Oregon Ducks Angela O'Connor 9:55 AM 9U UCLA Bruins Kimberly Wells 10:05 AM 9U Washington Huskies John Tindall 10:15 AM Juniors Cal Bears Scott Cote 9:50 AM Juniors Long Beach Dirtbags Ryan Shaw 3:50 PM Juniors Oregon Ducks Jerame Davis 10:35 AM Majors Army Black Knights JD Franco 11:00 AM Majors Fresno State Bulldogs Jason Vitaich 11:10 AM Majors Hawaii Warriors Eric Beasley 10:10 AM Majors Pepperdine Waves Joaquin Murrieta 10:20 AM Majors UC Davis Aggies Eric Manning 10:30 AM Majors UC Irvine Anteaters Tom Ryan 10:40 AM Majors (SB) Michigan Sean Piper 9:20 AM Majors (SB) Missouri John Torres 9:25 AM Minor A A Cal Bears Josh Guerrero 2:40 PM Minor A A Florida Gators James Main 9:00 AM Minor A A Long Beach Dirt Bags Derak Hextell 2:50 PM Minor A A Sac State Hornets Donald McFarland 3:10 PM Minor A A San Diego State Aztecs Ian Stan 3:20 PM Minor A A Stanford Cardinal Molly Ibietatorremendia 3:40 PM Minor A A Syracuse Orange Matt Cohen 3:00 PM Minor A A UC Davis Aggies William Dhanis 9:10 AM Minor A A UConn Huskies Joe Santos 4:00 PM Minor A A USC Trojans Matt Osburn 4:10 PM Minor AA AA Cal Poly Mustangs Matt Schoech 1:50 PM Minor AA AA Indiana Hoosiers Mike Mattsey 2:25 PM Minor AA AA Michigan Wolverines Pete Salinas 1:35 PM Minor AA AA Ohio State Buckeyes Greg Marshall 2:10 PM Minor AA AA Sac State Hornets Daniel Mayorga 2:20 PM Minor AA AA UC Davis Aggies Curtis Fields 2:30 PM Minor AAA AAA Alabama Crimson Tide Tom Dodd 1:10 PM Minor AAA AAA Arkansas Razorbacks David Lindner 1:25 PM Page 1 of 2 www.hotshotimaging.com Minor AAA AAA Fresno State Bulldogs Stanley Jones 11:25 AM Minor AAA AAA Gonzaga Bulldogs Sean Randall 11:40 AM Minor AAA AAA St. Mary's Gaels Phillip Hinojos 11:50 AM Minor AAA AAA UC Davis Aggies Curtis Fields 12:05 PM Minor AAA AAA USC Trojans Gary Stoll 12:45 PM Minor AAA AAA Washington Huskies Steve Inderkum 12:55 PM Rookie Chico State Wildcats Casey Catlett 4:05 PM Rookie Fresno State Matthew Martinez 2:35 PM Rookie Fullerton Titans Lance Reese 2:45 PM Rookie LSU Tigers Willie Jefferson 2:55 PM Rookie Michigan Wolverines Steven Alfaro 3:05 PM Rookie Pacific Tigers Matt Woodcheke 3:15 PM Rookie Sac State Janine Beck 3:35 PM Rookie UCD Jack McCool 3:45 PM Rookie UCLA Jessica Reyes 3:55 PM Rookie USC Efrain Figueroa 10:00 AM T-Ball ASU Ian Coen 10:45 AM T-Ball Cal Marco Farias 11:05 AM T-Ball Chico State Tony Perez 11:20 AM T-Ball Michigan William Dhanis 9:05 AM T-Ball Oregon State Beavers Jacquelyn Blow 11:45 AM T-Ball SMU Mustangs Mark Kisting 12:00 PM T-Ball UCF Golden Knights Felipe Olvera 12:10 PM T-Ball UCLA Joseph Williams 12:50 PM T-Ball UNLV Saul Preciado 1:05 PM T-Ball USC Adam Christy 1:15 PM T-Ball (SB) Michigan Wolverines Shauna Ross 1:30 PM T-Ball (SB) Sacramento State Hornets Devin Powning 1:45 PM T-Ball (SB) Stanford Cardinal Brian Mack 1:55 PM T-Ball (SB) Washington Huskies Ray Ortega 2:15 PM Page 2 of 2 www.hotshotimaging.com.
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