KUTZTOWN QUAKERTOWN HAMPTON ROCKIES BLAZERS Record: 5-2 (1st place in ACBL Wolff Division) Record: 4-6 (3rd place in ACBL Wolff Division) WHALERS NO. NAME POS. CoLLEGE NO. NAME POS. CoLLEGE 1 JOHN SCHULTZ OF Pittsburgh GREG FOLGIA IF/P Missouri Record: 4-8 (4th place in ACBL Kaiser Division) 3 CASEY LAWRENCE P Albright ALEX PRACHER P Stanford 4 MATTHEW YOUNG IF Mansfield 4 JEREMY GIGLIOTTI P East Stroudsburg 5 THOMAS BUCKLER P Wilkes 6 MICHAEL BORTZ OF East Stroudsburg NO. NAME POS. YR. COLLEGE HOMETOWN 6 JUSTIN GARCIA P/ IF Mansfield 7 RYAN LALLY P Gloucester 7 ANTHONY BATTISTI C Mansfield 9 COREY BULETZA OF Kutztown 1 DAN REISER P Fr. Springfield Sag Harbor, N.Y. 8 CHRIS SEDON IF Lackawanna 10 MIKE KACELOWICZ IF Kutztown 2 KARL DERBACHER OF Jr. So. Conn. State Northford, Conn. 9 JARED LEHMAN P Campbell 11 CHRIS WYCHOCK IF Towson 3 ALAN PARKS OF Jr. Charlotte Cornelius, N.C. 10 CHRIS MILLER OF Mansfield 12 BRIAN TrymBISKI C Pittsburgh 4 MICHAEL SCIARRETTA P Fr. Pace Stamford, Conn. 11 SEAN BREWER P Lackawanna 13 ZACH HUFF P LaSalle 12 TONY CAPOZZI IF Army 14 ANDY RUSSELL OF Lehigh 5 BLAKE WASCOM P Fr. Louisiana-Lafayette Walker, La. 13 DEAN LAGANOSKY OF Haverford 15 RANDALL MOWER P St. Joseph’s 6 MATT SMITH P So. Yale North Hampton, N.H. 16 JORDAN CANNON P Temple 19 MARK ANGELO 1B Bucknell 7 PHIL KLEIN P Fr. Youngstown State Columbus, Ohio 17 DOUG BREAM OF/1B Liberty 20 DANIEL LEA P Cornell 8 PATRICK HOLLOWAY P Fr. Louisiana-Lafayette New Orleans, La. 18 DARIN GORSKI P Kutztown 22 KYLE FOTI C Flagler 21 MATTHEW COTELLESE OF West Chester 23 CHAD LIGHTCAP OF Kutztown 9 STEVE MCQUAIL IF Fr. Canisius Wantagh, N.Y. 22 ADAM MAINI P Lackawanna 24 VIN DIFAZIO C Alabama 10 KYLE CREAN C/IF Fr. Albany Miller Place, N.Y. 23 SEAN TOOLE OF Lackawanna 25 COREY CRISPELL P Delaware 11 BRIAN SALDANA P So. C.W. Post Deer Park, N.Y. 25 KEVIN MILLER IF/OF Shippensburg 29 ANDREW HUEBNER P Wagner 26 TRENT MERTZ P Kutztown 32 GREG ANGELO P Lehigh 12 TIM THERRIAN P Jr. Southern Maine New Portland, Maine 29 BRIAN MOSTEK P Lafayette 34 ANTHONY CLEMENS IF East Stroudsburg 13 FRANK RYAN P So. New York Tech Lindenhurst, N.Y. 30 ERIC CARMICHAEL P West Chester 39 DAN TERNOWCHEK P Dartmouth 14 ANDREW GUARRASI P So. New York Tech Long Island City, N.Y. 40 MICHAEL LEBO P Lehigh 41 BEAU ZIEGLER P Texas-Tyler 44 BOB STUMPO C West Chester 15 MIKE KITTLE IF/OF So. Michigan Clarkston, Mich. MANAGER: Dennis Robison 16 DAVID LEON IF Fr. Youngstown State Hermitage, Pa. MANAGER: Jon Yeakel ASSISTANT COACHES: Carl Giuranna, Dan Horschock 18 JOHN FLANAGAN P Fr. Fordham Andover, Mass. ASSISTANT COACHES: Rich DeLucia, Doug Meiners 19 EVAN LAUDE IF Fr. Rhode Island Long Beach, N.Y. GETTING TO KNOW... 20 ANDREW WERNICKI C/IF Jr. Iona Bethpage, N.Y. NICK DEPROSPO 21 NICK DEPROSPO C So. So. Conn. State Worcester, Mass. Position: Catcher FAVorite … Actor/Actress: Jessica Alba 22 TOM COULOMBE OF Fr. Rhode Island Lincoln, R.I. Birth Date: 6/16/89 MLB team: Boston Red Sox TV Show: The Chappelle Show 23 MARK HOUCK JR. IF Jr. Peru State Schuyler, N.Y. Hometown: Worcester, Mass. MLB player: Ivan Rodriguez Meal: Chicken and Broccoli Alfredo 24 GARDNER LEAVER P Fr. Rhode Island Montauk, N.Y. College: Southern Connecticut State Player I’d most like to hit a home run off of: Vacation Spot: Aruba 25 CHRIS WALKER C Fr. Fordham Bethpage, N.Y. Major: Business Management Mariano Rivera Activity Other Than Baseball: Snowboarding 26 KYLE WALKER IF Jr. C.W. Post Bethpage, N.Y. WHALERS LEADERS MANAGER: Julio Vega ASSISTANT COACHES: Joe Shortt, Ed Bahns BATTING AvERAGE STOLEN BASES ERA (MIN. 5 IP) HAMPTONS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL Andrew Wernicki ................................................379 Alan Parks.................................................................3 Frank Ryan ...........................................................1.19 EXECUTIVE BOARD HAMPTON COLLEGIATE BASEBALL ADVISORY BOARD Nick DeProspo .....................................................364 Mike Kittle ................................................................2 Patrick Holloway ................................................1.35 Rusty Leaver – President Skip Norsic, Edward Burke Jr., Geoffrey Lynch, John McGuire, Kyle Walker ..........................................................357 Four tied with ...........................................................1 Gardner Leaver....................................................2.79 Kyle Crean .............................................................333 Andrew Guarrasi ................................................3.09 Diane Leaver – Executive Assistant Robert Florio, Paul Brennan, Kevin O’Connor, Don Sullivan, Russell Goodale, Richard Finn, Paul Gibson WINS Michael Mirras – Business Manager RUNS BATTED IN Andrew Guarrasi .....................................................1 STRIKEOUTS Butch Caulfield – V.P. Baseball Operations HAMPTON WHALERS COMMITTEE Nick DeProspo .........................................................5 Phil Klein ...................................................................1 Frank Ryan ..............................................................10 Brandon Kurz – V.P. of Marketing/Asst General Manager Sandi Kruel, Tom Gleason, Kristen Tuffy, Millie Fellingham, Brett Mauser, David Leon ................................................................4 Frank Ryan ................................................................1 Andrew Guarrasi .....................................................9 Russell Beal, John Venturella, Darren Phillips, Brian DeSessa, Nikki Hemby, Tom Coulombe ..........................................................4 Gardner Leaver.........................................................1 Phil Klein ...................................................................9 Benito Villa, Jonathan Tortorella, Rich Kudlak, Joe Holder, Walter Tice Chris Walker .............................................................4 Gardner Leaver.........................................................9 THANK YOU HAMPTON to the following individuals and busi- nesses whose time and generosity helped WHALERS bring collegiate baseball to the Hamptons HAMPTON 2008 SCHEDULE The Southampton Town Board DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME PITCHER OF RECORD/SITE The Southampton Chamber JUNE of Commerce and 7 at Lehigh Valley L, 3-5 Smith (0-1) WHALERS Director Millie Fellingham 7 at Lehigh Valley L, 3-4 Guarrasi (0-1) Southampton High School 8 at Kutztown L, 2-11 Leaver (0-1) BASEBALL 8 at Kutztown L, 2-4 Therrian (0-1) and Darren Phillips 10 LONG ISLAND L, 3-5 Klein (0-1) Mashashimuet Park Board PREVIOUS GAME: The Whalers closed out a seven-game ing team bests of a .357 average and nine RBI. Corey 12 Metro N.Y. L, 1-7 Flanagan (0-1) and Joe Burns road trip by dropping a 6-3 decision to the Metro N.Y. Buletza is second on the team with seven driven in. 14 at Jersey W, 7-1 Ryan (1-1) Sag Harbor School District and Cadets at St. John’s University on June 19. Alan Parks Randall Mower leads the pitching staff with a 1.38 ERA 14 at Jersey W, 6-2 Guarrasi (1-1) and Tom Coulombe led the Whaler attack with two hits over his two starts. Whalers Manager Julio Vega will 15 at Quakertown W, 4-0 Leaver (1-1) Len Bernard, Sean Crowley apiece, and Steve McQuail chipped in with an RBI dou- hand the ball to Gardner Leaver and Tim Therrian for 16 at Quakertown L, 1-7 Therrian (0-2) Gary Pike ble. On the mound, John Flanagan absorbed his second the double dip. 17 at Peekskill W, 7-2 Klein (1-1) Sag Harbor Gym loss, giving up four runs over six innings while fanning 19 at Metro N.Y. L, 3-6 Flanagan (0-2) Gurney’s Inn 21 KUTZTOWN (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Southampton High four. PITCHING IN: The Whalers’ turnaround All-Pro Sports Academy 22 QUAKERTOWN (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Mashashimuet Park WEEKEND OPPONENTS can be credited in part to superior pitch- 24 at Long Island 5 p.m. Hofstra University and Paul Gibson SCOUTING THE ROCKIES: Kutztown ing. In games in which they’ve surren- 25 at Peekskill 7:30 p.m. Peekskill Stadium Dr. Steve Petrucelli again sits atop the ACBL’s Wolff Di- Kutztown Rockies dered three runs or less, the Whalers are 26 at Metro N.Y. 7 p.m. St. John’s University Date: Saturday, June 21 Dr. Brian Di Russa vision after winning the past two 4-0; otherwise, they are 0-8. In the first 28 LEHIGH VALLEY (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Southampton High Time: 2 p.m./5 p.m. ACBL titles. The Rockies have more game of the Whalers’ doubleheader at Southampton Youth Services, Inc. Site: Southampton High School JULY The Southampton/East Hampton than doubled the opposition’s pro- Quakertown on June 15, Gardner Leaver 3 LONG ISLAND 5 p.m. Southampton High Press and Joe Louchheim duction in runs (32-16), and have Quakertown Blazers pitched a two-hit shutout, walking none 6 LONG ISLAND (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Mashashimuet Park put together a fine team ERA of and striking out seven. Two days later, The Sag Harbor Express Date: Sunday, June 22 8 at Long Island 5 p.m. Hofstra University 2.56. On the mound, Darrin Gorski Time: 2 p.m./5 p.m. Phil Klein yielded zero walks in his sev- and Bryan Boyhan 9 at Peekskill 5 p.m./8 p.m. Peekskill Stadium has been the ace to this point, go- Site: Mashashimuet Park, Sag Harbor en-inning effort during their 7-2 victory 10 at Metro N.Y. 7 p.m. St. John’s University Dan’s Papers and Dan Rattiner, ing 2-0 with a 1.84 ERA, and striking over Peekskill. 12 METRO N.Y. (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Southampton High Kathy Rae out 16 batters in his 14 2/3 innings. 13 METRO N.Y. (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Mashashimuet Park The Independent and Jerry Della 15 at Long Island 5 p.m. Hofstra University Infielder Chris Sedon has led the club offensively, going ROAD WARRIORS: Eleven of the Whalers’ first 12 games 20 JERSEY (DH) 2 p.m./5 p.m. Mashashimuet Park Femina, Rick Murphy, James Mackin 6 for 12 in the early going. With his five walks, Sedon have been away from the East End, and they did well 22 at Long Island 5 p.m. Hofstra University Mullen and McCaffrey has reached base in 11-of-17 plate appearances for an to emerge with a 4-8 mark.