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Theodore Bobcat Softball 2017 2017 JV Schedule 2017 Hankins Cougars Schedule Coaches: Chris Roberts & Kendra Isenhower Head Coach: Ray Hackett Theodore Bobcat Softball 2017 2017 JV Schedule 2017 Hankins Cougars Schedule Coaches: Chris Roberts & Kendra Isenhower Head Coach: Ray Hackett Date Day Time Team Site Principal: David Diaz 2/20 Mon. 5:00 Citronelle Theodore Athletic Director: Joseph Peterson 2/21 Tues. 4:30 Satsuma Theodore Date Day Time Team Site 2/22 Wed. 4:15 Causey (DH) THS 2/23 Thur. 5:00 Saraland Theodore 3/6 Mon. 4:15 MCTS THS 3/2 Thurs. 5:00 Spanish Fort Spanish Fort 3/8 Wed. 4:15 Saraland THS 3/7 Tues. 5:00 Robertsdale Robertsdale 3/13 Mon. 4:15 Semmes Semmes 3/9 Thurs. 5:00 Davidson Davidson 3/15 Wed. 4:15 Semmes (DH) THS 3/14 Tues. 4:30 MGM MGM 3/22 Wed. 4:15 Saraland Saraland 3/16 Thurs. 4:15 Baker Theodore 3/29 Wed. 4:15 Grand Bay THS 3/17 Fri/Sat TBA Gator Tournament Satsuma 4/3 Mon. 4:15 Grand Bay Grand Bay 3/20 Mon. 4:30 Davidson Theodore 4/5 Wed. 4:00 Causey Baker 3/21 Tues. 4:15 Bryant Theodore 4/24 Mon. TBA Playoffs TBA 3/22 Wed. 6:00 Leflore Theodore 3/23 Thurs. 5:00 Foley Theodore 2017 Hankins Cougars 3/24 Fri/Sat TBA Baker Tournament Theodore Salina Scott Sabrie Anderson 3/28 Tues. 4:15 Baker Baker Faith Parker Alexis Tunstall 4/4 Tues. 4:00 Murphy Mims Park Courtney Manning Arianna Crowley 4/6 Thurs. 4:30 MGM (Pink Game) Theodore Alivia Pogue Mikayla Garrett 4/13 Fri/Sat TBA Daphne Tournament Trione Park Jasmerria Sanders Cheyenne Boudreaux 4/18 Tues. 4:15 Bryant Bryant Emily Brownlee Kaleigh Hunt 4/20 Thurs. 5:00 Foley Foley Cassie Barkley Ezra Albritton Maya Burns Kacey Nguyen Kasey Morrell Bailey Driskell 2017 Varsity Schedule Coaches: Michael Walters,Ray Hackett & Ed Harris Date Day Time Team Site 2/20 Mon. 7:00 Citronelle Theodore 2/21 Tues. 7:00 Satsuma Theodore 2/23 Thurs. 7:00 Saraland Theodore 2/24 Fri/Sat. TBA Hillcrest Tournament Tuscaloosa 3/2 Thur. 7:00 Spanish Fort Spanish Fort 3/7 Tues. 7:00 Robertsdale Robertsdale 3/9 Thur. 7:00 Davidson Davidson 3/10 Fri/Sat TBA Daphne Tournament Trione Park 3/14 Tues. 6:00 MGM MGM 3/16 Thurs. 6:15 Baker Theodore 3/20 Mon. 6:00 Davidson Theodore 3/21 Tues. 6:00 Bryant Theodore 3/23 Thurs. 7:00 Foley Foley 3/24 Fri/Sat TBA Honeybee Invitational West Mobile 3/28 Tues. 6:00 Baker Baker 4/4 Tues. 6:00 Murphy Mims Park 4/6 Thurs. 6:00 MGM (Pink Game) Theodore 4/7 Fri/Sat TBA Saraland Tournament Saraland 4/18 Tues. 6:00 Bryant Bryant 4/20 Thurs. 7:00 Foley Foley 4/21 Fri/Sat TBA Foley Tournament Foley 4/25 Tues. 5:00 Clarke County (Senior Night) Theodore TBA TBA TBA Area Tournament TBA TBA TBA TBA Regional Tournament Gulf Shores TBA TBA TBA State Tournament Montgomery GUEST CODE OF CONDUCT On behalf of the administration at Theodore High School, the softball program encourages good sportsmanship by students, athletes and fans. Fans will use positive support to promote sportsmanship between fans and players alike. Please treat other fans with courtesy and respect. Fans are expected to stay off the playing field and away from the dugout Coaching Staff during the event. Violations of this Head Coach Michael Walters code of conduct may result in Alma Mater Hartselle High removal from the game. Head Middle School Coach Ray Hackett Alma Mater Theodore High THEODORE HIGH SCHOOL Head JV Coach: Kendra Isenhower Alma Mater Theodore High Location: Theodore, AL Assistant JV/V Coach: Chris Roberts Address: 6201 Swedetown Road Alma Mater Grayson High (GA) Enrollment: 1650 Pitching Coach: Ed Harris Founded: 1920 (Moved to current location in 1984) Alma Mater Theodore High Affiliation: AHSAA **Special thanks to Nancy McKenzie Area: 7A Area 1 (Baker, Bryant, MGM, & Davidson) (Hall of Fame Bookkeeper) Colors: Red & White Nickname: Bobcats **Special thanks to April Davison & Principal: Chip Menton Jennifer Akridge for their hard work Athletic Director: Eric Collier promoting and helping the program. Website: Maxpreps (Theodore High School Softball) Theodore Softball History From humble beginnings in 1998 at TAA to Lagoon Park, Coach Tyler Murray was the first and only fast pitch coach from 1998-2014, amassing a 413-295 record including 3 area championships and 2 state appearances; ultimately establishing Theodore as a powerful softball program. In 2005, Murray and the Theodore softball community built the on campus field that is still used today. In 2015, the field was named in her honor. Murray then passed the proverbial coaching torch to Michael Walters. After 10 years coaching baseball at various schools, Walters took over the program and found instant success by reaching the state tournament and earning Theodore’s first win in the state tournament over Hewitt Trussville. Walters is attempting to build on the legacy built by Coach Murray and ultimately win a state championship. 2015 Schedule and Results Overall 25-15 (4-4) Feb. 19 Saraland Spartans 10-5(L) @ Theodore High School Feb. 26 MGM Vikings 2-1 (L) @ MGM High School Feb. 27 Murphy Panthers 15-4 (W) @ Mims Park March 3 Faith Academy Rams 5-4 (W) @ Faith Academy March 5 Citronelle Wildcats 11-0 (W) @Theodore High School March 6 Pratville Lions 5-4 (W) @Troy Sportsplex (Trojan Classic) March 7 Headland Rams 5-4 (W) @Troy Sportsplex (Trojan Classic) March 7 Straughn Tigers 2-0 (W) @ Troy Sportsplex (Trojan Classic) March 7 ACA Patriots 2-1 (W) @Troy Sportsplex (Trojan Classic) March 7 LAMP Golden Tigers 4-2 (L) @ Troy Sportsplex (Trojan Classic) March 12 Baker Honeybees 12-1 (L) @ Baker High School March 14 Gulf Shores Dolphins 5-1 (L) @Daphne High School (Jubilee Classic) March 14 Northview Cougars 1-0 (L) @Daphne High School (Jubilee Classic) March 14 Fairhope Pirates 5-4 (W) @ Daphne High School (Jubilee Classic) March 16 Thomasville Tigers 17-3 (W) @Thomasville High School March 17 Davidson Warriors 13-1 (W) @ Davidson High School March 20 Clarke County Bulldogs 2-1 (W) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 20 Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Patriots 4-3 (L) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 21 Citronelle Wildcats 4-2 (W) @West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 21 Mobile Christian Leopards 4-2 (W) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 21 Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Patriots 5-0 (L) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 24 Bryant Hurricanes 11-4 (L) @ Bryant High School March 31 Baker Honeybees 3-2 (L) @ Theodore High School April 2 MGM Vikings 9-1 (W) @ Theodore High School April 16 Bryant Hurricanes 3-2 (W) @ Theodore High School April 20 Davidson Warriors 5-4 (W) @ Theodore High School April 21 Clarke County Bulldogs 1-0 (W) @ Theodore High School April 22 Citronelle Wildcats 10-3 (W) @ Citronelle High School April 23 Faith Academy Rams 3-0 (W) @ Theodore High School April 30 Bryant Hurricanes 3-0 (L) @ Baker High School (Area) May 1 Davidson Warriors 12-2 (W) @ Baker High School (Area) May 1 MGM Vikings 7-4 (W) @ Baker High School (Area) May 1 Bryant Hurricanes 11-4 (W) @ Baker High School (Area) May 1 Baker Honeybees 12-5 (L) @ Baker High School (Area) May 8 Fairhope Pirates 6-4 (L) @ Gulf Shores Sports Complex (Regional) May 8 Murphy Panthers 17-2 (W) @ Gulf Shores Sports Complex (Regional) May 9 Fairhope Pirates 7-5 (W) @ Gulf Shores Sports Complex (Regional) May 13 Sparkman Senators 12-3 (L) @ Lagoon Park (State) May 13 Hewitt-Trussville Huskies 2-0 (W) @ Lagoon Park (State) May 13 Thompson Warriors 7-0 (L) @ Lagoon Park (State) Hitting Leaders Running Leaders Pitching Leaders Average-B. Boltz (.457) Walks-B. Boltz/M. Perryman (18) Wins-R. Eddins (21) HR-B. Boltz (12) Stolen Bases-T. Abadie (15) K’s-R. Eddins (102) RBI-B. Boltz (46) OBP-B. Boltz (.578) ERA-K. Dannelly (2.10) 2016 Schedule and Results Overall 19-21 (4-4) Feb. 16 Satsuma Gators 21-10 (W) @ Satsuma High School Feb. 18 Spanish Fort Toros 10-3 (L) @ Theodore High School Feb. 19 Fairhope Pirates 9-1 (L) @ Loxley (Robertsdale Tournament) Feb. 19 Baldwin County Tigers 4-3 (L) @ Loxley (Robertsdale Tournament) Feb. 20 Leroy Bears 8-7 (W) @ Robertsdale Municipal Park (Robertsdale Tournament) Feb. 20 Baldwin County Tigers 5-2 (L) @Robertsdale High School (Robertsdale Tournament) Feb. 25 Murphy Panthers 15-0 (W) @ Theodore High School Feb. 26 MGM Vikings 9-2 (L) @ MGM High School (MGM Tournament) Feb. 26 Murphy Panthers 15-0 (W) @ MGM High School (MGM Tournament) Feb. 26 Saraland Spartans 11-3 (L) @ MGM High School (MGM Tournament) Feb. 27 Saraland Spartans 13-6 (W) @ MGM High School (MGM Tournament) Feb. 27 MGM Vikings 8-7 (L) @ MGM High School (MGM Tournament) March 1 Baker Honeybees 8-7 (W) @ Baker High School March 4 Chelsea Hornets 2-1 (L) @ Hoover Municipal Park (Jag Classic) March 4 Foley Lions 6-3 (W) @ Hoover Municipal Park (Jag Classic) March 5 Oak Mountain Eagles 16-0 (L) @Hoover Municipal Park (Jag Classic) March 8 MGM Vikings 5-1 (L) @ Theodore High School March 10 Davidson Warriors 5-2 (W) @ Theodore High School March 15 Bryant Hurricanes 3-2 (W) @ Bryant High School March 22 Saraland Spartans 9-5 (L) @ Saraland High School March 25 Auburn Tigers 10-2 (W) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 25 UMS Bulldogs 7-1 (L) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 26 Opelika Bulldogs 5-4 (L) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 26 Davidson Warriors 13-3 (W) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 26 Faith Academy Rams 12-2 (L) @ West Mobile Park (Honeybee Invitational) March 29 Baker Honeybees 14-0 (L) @ Theodore High School March 31 Davidson Warriors 15-4 (W) @ Davidson High School April 5 Bryant Hurricanes 3-1 (L) @ Theodore High School April 7 MGM Vikings 10-0 (L) @ MGM High School April 8 Gulf Shores Dolphins 7-5 (W) @ Saraland High School (Saraland Invitational) April 8 Saraland Spartans 7-4 (W) @ Saraland High School (Saraland Invitational) April 9 Saraland Spartans 9-8 (L) @ Saraland High School (Saraland Invitational) April 20 McGill Yellow Jackets 10-0 (W) @ Theodore High School April 20 McGill Yellow Jackets 13-3 (W) @ Theodore High School April 22 Clarke County Bulldogs 5-2 (L) @ Clarke County High School April 26 Thomasville Tigers 10-4 (W) @ Theodore High School May 5 MGM Vikings 9-5 (L) @ Baker High School (Area) May 6 Davidson Warriors 6-4 (W) @ Baker High School (Area) May 6 Bryant Hurricanes 9-6 (W) @ Baker High School (Area) May 6 Baker Honeybees 17-5 (L) @ Baker High School (Area) Hitting Leaders Running Leaders Pitching Leaders Average-B.
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