2020 St. Johns River State College 2020 MEN'S BASEball TEAM

Front row, L-R: Chase Malloy, Michael Morse, Joe Becker, Jason Gonzalez, Gerardo Rodriguez, Cameron Sereda, Chase Sanguinetti Second row, L-R: Kavin Kroll, Ryan Romano, Zane Neves, Ben Spittler, J.J. Sousa, Charlie Welch, Jordan Dubberly, Andre James

Third Row, L-R: Nick Tripp, Juan Jaime, J.D. Douglas (Athletic Trainer), Cory Elasik (Assistant Coach), Ross Jones (Head Coach), Joe Pound (Assistant Coach), Sean McArdle, August Haymaker Back Row, L-R: Michael Rosario, Nic Daniels, Caleb Dix, Marcos Del Valle, Franco Aleman, Jackson Hodnick, Jackson Spiller, Stephen Halstead, Sandon Witt

L - R, standing: Joe Pound, Assistant Coach Ross Jones, Athletic Director/Head Coach Cory Elasik, Assistant Coach Kneeling: J.D. Douglas, Athletic Trainer Jordan Dubberly, Student Assistant Coach

ST. JOHNS RIVER STATE COLLEGE

St. Johns River State College 2020 BASEBALL ROSTER 2020 Baseball

BASEball roster

No. Name Yr Pos. B / T Ht. Wt. Hometown H.S. / Grad. Yr. 26 Franco Aleman SO P R / R 6’6” 230 Tampa, FL Alonso HS / 2018 12 Joe Becker FR OF/P L / R 5’10” 175 Edgewater, FL New Smyrna Beach HS/ 2019 28 Nic Daniels FR P R / R 6’3” 200 Oldsmar, FL Enterprise Charter HS / 2018 1 Josh Haygood SO OF L / L 5’10” 195 Jacksonville, FL Baker County HS / 2018 22 Caleb Dix FR P R / R 6’3” 200 Homosassa, FL Crystal River HS / 2019 19 Jason Gonzalez SO P R / R 5’9” 210 Miami, FL Christian School / 2018 27 Stephen Halstead SO P R / R 6’1” 190 Pensacola, FL Gulf Breeze HS / 2018 8 August Haymaker SO INF R / R 5’10” 180 Orlando, FL Dr. Phillips HS / 2018 30 Jackson Hodnick FR P R / R 6’5” 210 Augusta, GA Greenbrier HS / 2018 6 Juan Jaime FR INF R / R 6’1” 190 Tampa, FL Hillsborough HS / 2019 16 Andre James SO INF R / R 5’11” 190 Sarasota, FL Sarasota HS / 2018 17 Kavin Kroll SO P R /R 6’ 170 Valrico, FL Bell Creek Academy / 2018 2 Chase Malloy SO INF S / R 5’7” 180 Trenton, FL Trenton HS / 2018 35 Sean McArdle FR C L / R 5’11” 195 Lake Mary, FL Seminole HS/ 2019 13 Michael Morse FR P R / R 5’9” 170 Windermere, FL TNXL Academy/ 2018 23 Gerardo Rodriguez FR C R / R 5’10” 195 Miami, FL Coral Gables Senior High/ 2019 9 Ryan Romano SO INF R / R 5’11” 170 Tampa, FL Hillsborough HS / 2017 18 Michael Rosario SO OF/P L / L 6’ 200 Gainesville, FL F.W. Buchholz HS/ 2018 31 Chase Sanguinetti FR 1B L / L 5’10” 200 Tampa, FL Plant HS / 2018 11 Cameron Sereda SO P L / L 5’10” 160 Weeki Wachee, FL Weeki Wachee / 2017 34 J.J. Sousa FR OF/INF L / R 5’11” 170 Palm Coast, FL Matanzas HS / 2018 29 Jackson Spiller SO P R / R 6’2” 195 Palm Coast, FL New Smyrna Beach HS / 2018 10 Ben Spittler FR OF L / R 6’ 185 Blythewood, SC Blythewood HS / 2019 7 Nick Tripp SO 1B/OF R / R 6’1” 195 St. Johns, FL Creekside HS / 2018 3 Charlie Welch SO C R / R 5’10” 205 St. Petersburg, FL Jefferson HS / 2018 5 Sandon Witt SO OF R / R 6’ 195 Jacksonville, FL Duncan U. Fletcher Sr. HS / 2017

Staff 37 Head Coach / Athletic Director Ross Jones 21 Assistant Coach Cory Elasik 48 Assistant Coach Joe Pound 15 Student Assistant Coach Jordan Dubberly Athletic Trainer J.D. Douglas Athletics Office Specialist Cady Smith

1 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball Athletic Director/Head Baseball Coach Ross Jones

ment. 8/FCSAA State Tournament, fin­ All-American honors, including During Jones’ first season at ishing 5th in the 10 team field. In Todd Ewasko, the NCAA Division the helm, he led the Vikings to a 2017, the Vikings posted a 37-18 2 National of the Year in 33-17 record and a fourth-place overall record and a 19-5 record 2001, and Justin Hoyman, the finish in the Mid-Florida Confer­ in the Mid-Florida Conference. Southeast­ern Conference Pitcher ence. In 2010, the Vikings re­ Their 19-5 record in the MFC tied of the Year in 2004. While Jones oturned t the FCSAA State/NJCAA for the best record in conference was coaching at the University of Region 8 Tournament for the first play. North Florida in 2000 and 2001, time since 1989 after finishing Jones began his coaching the Ospreys won consecutive second in the Mid-Florida Con­ career as an assistant to Dusty Peach Belt Confer­ence crowns ference. In 2013, the Vikings won Rhodes at the University of North and appeared in back-to-back their first Mid-Florida Conference Florida, where he spent a total NCAA Division 2 College World Record at SJR State entering Champi­onship since 1977, fol­ of three seasons in two separate Series. UNF finished third in the 2020: 379-203 ylowed b a second consecutive stints (1993 and 2000-2001). He nation both years. Jones also Mid-Florida Conference Cham­ spent six seasons as an assistant played a major role in the Univer­ NJCAA Region 8/FCSAA State pionship in 2014 with an overall coach at Vanderbilt Universi­ sity of Florida’s 2005 Southeast­ Tournament Appearances: 2010, record of 37-14 and a 20-4 con­ ty (1994-1999), serving as the ern Conference championship 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 ference record. pitching coach and recruiting and the Gators’ postseason run 2015 was a special season! coordinator. Jones also spent six to the NCAA Division 1 College MFC Championships: The Vikings enjoyed the best seasons as the pitching coach World Se­ries, where the Gators 2013, 2014, 2015 sea­son in school history, fin­ and recruiting coordinator at played in the National Champion­ ishing 47-10 overall 19-4 in the the University of Florida under ship Series against the University Mid-Florida Conference Mid-Florida Conference. The 47 Head Coach Pat McMahon. As a of Texas. Runner-Up: 2010, 2016, 2017 wins smashed the former school recruiting coordinator at Vander­ Jones is a 1984 graduate of record of 38 wins in a season. bilt and Florida, Jones helped sign Palatka High School and was se­ Ross Jones joined the St. The Vikings cap­tured their third some of the most talented play­ lected by the Texas Rangers in Johns River State College coach­ straight Mid-Flor­ida Conference ers, not only in Florida, but across the 1984 ing staff as the head baseball Championship and finished third the nation. Seven of his recruiting ama­teur draft. He spent seven coach on June 10, 2008 and as­ at the FCSAA/NJCAA Region 8 classes were ranked in the top 25 seasons pitching for the Texas sumed the position of athletic Tournament. On March 18, the nationally, with three in the top Rangers and mi­ director on June 1, 2009. After Vikings also climbed to the top of 10. His 2003 and 2005 recruiting nor league sys­tems. After retiring eleven seasons at SJR State, Jones the NJCAA National Baseball Poll, class­es at the University of Flor­ from profes­sional baseball, Jones has an overall record of 379-203 ranking #1 in the country for the ida were both ranked number earned his A.A. degree from SJR (.651) and a Mid-Florida Con­ first time in school history. three in the nation by Collegiate State in 1991 and his bachelor’s ference record of 169-91 (.650). 2016 was another outstand­ Baseball Mag­azine. degree in educa­tion from the These eleven seasons have been ing season as the Vikings posted As a pitching coach, Jones University of North Florida in among the program’s most suc­ an overall record of 42-14. In the has tutored 68 who have 1993. Jones is an avid outdoors­ cessful in its 59-year history and Mid-Florida Conference, the Vi­ gone on to sign professional con­ man and enjoys hunting and fish­ in­clude three consecutive Mid- kings posted a 16-7 record to fin­ tracts, including Clinton Johnston, ing in his spare time. Ross and his Flor­ida Conference Champion­ ish in second place. The Vikings the ’ number wife, Tish, have two sons, Tyler ships and six trips to the FCSAA also made their fourth consec­ one draft pick in 1998. Also, nine and Hunter, and two daughters, State/NJCAA Region 8 Tourna­ utiveo trip t the NJCAA Region of Jones’ pitchers have received Taylor and Tessa. viking honors, awards and signings under coach jones

SJR State players selected in the MLB draft Nic Dellatorre (LHP) . . . . (2012, 30th round) Justin Smith (OF) ...... (2017, 20th round) Chris Fern (LHP) . . . . . (2012, 27th round) Scott Kobos (LHP) ...... (2017, 38th round) Jake Schrader (1B) ...... Atlanta Braves (2013, 27th round) Zach Greene (RHP) ...... (2018, 15th round) C.J. Robinson (RHP) ...... Florida Marlins (2013, 12th round) Andy Toelken (RHP) . . . (2018, 19th round) Tyler Humphreys (3B) . . . Arizona Diamondbacks (2014, 7th round) Clay Helvey (RHP) . . . . San Francisco Giants (2018, 22nd round) Reid Love (LHP) ...... (2015, 10th round) Tyler Carr (RHP) . . . . . Philadelphia Phillies (2018, 31st round) Myles Straw (OF) ...... Houston Astros (2015, 12th round) Zach Greene (RHP) ...... (2019, 8th round) Nathaniel Lowe (1B) ...... (2016, 13th round) Kerry Carpenter (OF) ...... (2019, 19th round) Pearson McMahan(RHP) . . . Pittsburgh Pirates (2016, 19th round) Josh Broughton (3B) ...... (2019, 25th round) Pearson McMahan (RHP) . . . . (2017, 4th round) 2 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball viking honors, awards and signings under coach jones

FCSAA All-State Tyler Carr (2016, 2nd Team) FCSAA Scholar Athlete of the Year Omar Villaman (2016) Jake Schrader (2010, 2nd Team) Justin Smith (2017, 1st Team) Matt Pennington (2013) Brian Moore (2017) Chris Fern (2011, 1st Team) Kerry Carpenter (2018, 1st Team) Johnny Blue-Craig (2015) Kerry Carpenter (2017) Blake Swann (2013, 1st Team) Joey Bellini (2018, 2nd Team) Jimmy Goldsmith (2017) Mitchell Cody (2014, 1st Team) Elijah Gill (2019, 1st Team) NJCAA All-Americans Scott Kobos (2017) Tyler Humphreys (2014, 1st Team) Langston Provitt (2019, 2nd Team) Tyler Humphreys (2014, 3rd Team) Darin Kilfoyl (2018) Josh Garcia (2014, 2nd Team) Nathaniel Lowe (2015, 1st Team) Kerry Carpenter (2018) Dustin Hersey (2014, 2nd Team) FCSAA Player of the Year Kyle Kalbaugh (2015, HM) Matt Marini (2018) Nathaniel Lowe (2015, 1st Team) Nathaniel Lowe (2015) Omar Villaman (2016, HM) Jacob Cross (2018) Myles Straw (2015, 1st Team) Darin Kilfoyl (2019) Kyle Kalbaugh (2015, 1st Team) FCSAA Fireman of the Year NJCAA Academic All-Americans Chase Malloy (2019) Dustin Hersey (2015, 2nd Team) Chris Fern (2011) Matt Pennington (2013) Omar Villaman (2016, 1st Team) Jose Hernandez (2014) Alec Dowell (2016, 2nd Team) Johnny Blue-Craig (2015)

MFC Player of the Year MFC Pitcher of the Year MFC Fireman of the Year MFC Defensive Player of the Year Tyler Humphreys (2014) Marshall Stalvey (2009) Chris Fern (2011) Casey Eddinger (2013) Nathaniel Lowe (2015) Mitchell Cody (2014) Tyler Carr (2015) Myles Straw (2015) Justin Smith (2017) Kyle Kalbaugh (2015) Connor Centala (2019) Elijah Gill (2019)

All Mid-Florida Conference 2013 Nate Lowe – 1st Team Kerry Carpenter – 2nd Team 2009 Reid Love – 1st Team Pitcher Kyle Hann – 2nd Team Scott Kobos – 2nd Team Marshall Stalvey – 1st Team Blake Swann – 1st Team Andy Toelken – 2nd Team 2018 Nick De La Osa – 1st Team Tyler Humphreys – 1st Team Wes Weeks – 2nd Team Joey Bellini – 1st Team Monte Ketchum – 2nd Team Reid Love – 2nd Team Hunter Alexander – 2nd Team Kerry Carpenter – 1st Team Jesse Piccolo – 2nd Team Shawn Sanders – 2nd Team 2016 Jagger McCoy – 1st Team Austin Flores – 2nd Team Matt Pennington – 2nd Team Omar Villaman – 1st Team Nick Romano – 2nd Team 2010 2014 Alec Dowell – 1st Team Elijah Gill – 2nd Team Will Breton – 1st Team Mitchell Cody – 1st Team Andy Toelken – 1st Team Luke Sutko – 2nd Team Jesse Piccolo – 1st Team Dustin Hersey – 1st Team Tyler Carr – 1st Team Matt Marini – 2nd Team Jake Schrader – 1st Team Trae Ratliff – 1st Team Wes Weeks – 2nd Team Riley Wash – 2nd Team Jarrell Rodgers – 2nd Team Josh Garcia – 1st Team Nick Koslowski – 2nd Team 2019 Chris Fern – 2nd Team Myles Straw – 1st Team Pearson McMahan – 2nd Team Langston Provitt – 1st Team Austin Flores – 2nd Team Will Mackenzie – 1st Team Nick Owens – 2nd Team Elijah Gill – 1st Team 2011 Tyler Humphreys – 1st Team 2017 Jordan Dubberly – 1st Team Chris Fern – 1st Team Patrick Duester – 2nd Team Justin Smith – 1st Team Nick Romano – 2nd Team Jake Schrader – 2nd Team Shawn Sanders – 2nd Team Pearson McMahan – 1st Team Ryan Romano – 2nd Team Max St. Hilaire – 2nd Team 2015 Nick Owens – 1st Team Riley Wash – 2nd Team 2012 Kyle Kalbaugh – 1st Team Nick Koslowski – 1st Team Stephen Halstead – 2nd Team Nic Dellatorre – 2nd Team Dustin Hersey – 1st Team Michael Koenig – 2nd Team Casey Eddinger – 2nd Team Myles Straw – 1st Team Jimbo Reemsnyder – 2nd Team

2019 Awards FCSAA All-State Baseball Team FCSAA All Mid-Florida FCSAA All Mid-Florida Fireman of the Year First Team Conference Baseball Team Conference Baseball Team Connor Centala Elijah Gill First Team Second Team Langston Provitt Nick Romano NJCAA All-Academic 1st Team FCSAA All-State Baseball Team Elijah Gill Ryan Romano Darin Kilfoyl Second Team Jordan Dubberly Riley Wash Langston Provitt Stephen Halstead NJCAA All-Academic Pitcher of the Year DI All-Gulf District 3rd Team Elijah Gill Elijah Gill Chase Malloy

2019 SJR State baseball players who signed with four-year colleges Israel Cordero ...... University of North Carolina, Greensboro Evan Waterbor ...... Florida Atlantic University Elijah Gill ...... East Carolina University Langston Provitt ...... Jacksonville University Garrett Blaylock ...... University of Georgia Ray Gonzalez ...... Bethune Cookman University Luke Sutko ...... Mercer University Nick Romano ...... University of Central Florida Anthony Simonelli ...... Virginia Tech Frances Villaman ...... Florida International Luke Belanger ...... University of Maryland, Baltimore County Riley Wash ...... University of Pittsburgh Connor Centala ...... Austin Elliott ...... University of Mount Olive Darin Kilfoyl ...... University of North Florida Bubba Sangster ...... Faulkner University 3 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball President Joe H. Pickens, J.D.

Welcome to St. Johns River through a variety of athletic pro­ letes for their accomplishments, State College, home of the 2013, grams. It is our fundamental belief both on the field and in the class­ 2014 and 2015 Mid-Florida Con­ that athletic endeavors, physical room. ference Champions! As we begin challenges and healthy competi­ I hope you enjoy today’s the 2020 baseball season, I would etion inspir the strong character game, and I invite you and your like to thank you and our sponsors that is essential in the develop­ family to return to our beautiful for supporting our student-ath­ ment of tomorrow’s leaders. We campus to experience and support letes, the College and its mission are so very proud of our progress, our volleyball and softball teams in the pursuit of academic, artistic remarkable faculty, impressive stu­ as well. Go Vikings! and athletic excellence. dent body and alumni. For more than 60 years, the I would also like to congrat­ communities of Putnam, Clay and ulate our student-athletes who St. Johns counties have entrusted signed National Letters of Intent to SJR State for its academic excel­ advance their academic and ath­ lence and for the positive devel­ letic careers at the university level. opment of young men and women We are proud of our student-ath­

Coach John Tindall Tindall Field is a tribute to Coach John Tindall for his 34 years of service and dedication to St. Johns River State College. His devotion and commitment to academic and athletic excel­ lence earned him the respect and admiration of his players, fellow coaches and the community. Coach Tindall served as the head baseball coach for 30 State Tournament appearances. Achievement Award. pleo t strive for success on and off years and amassed 493 victo­ He is a member of the FCCAA Coach Tindall will forever be the field. ries, six Mid-Florida Conference Hall of Fame and a recipient of remembered for his ability to mo­ Championships and nine FCCAA the FCCAA Baseball Coaches tivate and encourage young peo­

Assistant Athletic Director John Theobold science and math during his 15 District from 2000 - 2006, and the United Way Board of Direc­ years of teaching. During those was the area director and chief tors, the Florida Educational Ne­ years, he also coached football, negotiator from 2004 - 2009. He gotiators Board and the Putnam baseball, and track and field. He then became an area director County Recreational Board. He taught and coached at Orange and principal during the years received his bachelor’s and mas­ Park High School, Crescent City 2006 - 2009. ter’s degrees from the University Jr./Sr. High School and Inter­ After retiring from the Put­ of North Florida. He played foot­ lachen High School. nam County School District with ballt a the University of Richmond In 1989, Theobold became a total of 35 years in public edu­ from 1970 - 1971 and baseball at the assistant principal for Inter­ cation, Theobold began assisting SJR State from 1971- 1972. lachen High School, a position he Athletic Director and Head Coach Theobold enjoys fishing and held for eight years before trans­ Ross Jones at SJR State College golf in his spare time. He and ferringo t W.H. Beasley Middle in 2009. He serves as a member his wife, Sally, have two chil­ School, where he served as prin­ of the Lee Conlee House Board, dren, Jennifer and Joe, and three After graduating from the cipal until 2000. Theobold served the SJR State Foundation Board, grandchildren, Aila, Lachlan and University of North Florida in as the director of human resourc­ the SJR State Athletic Associa­ Naomi. 1974, John Theobold taught es for the Putnam County School tion Board, and has served on

4 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball athletic staff Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Trainer Athletics Office Specialist Cory Elasik Joe Pound J. D. Douglas Caytlyn (Cady) Smith

Cory Elasik enters his fifth Joe Pound enters his third sea­ J.D. Douglas has been the Cady Smith is a graduate of year as an assistant coach for the son as an assistant coach with the Head Athletic Trainer at St. Johns St. Johns River State College where Vikings. Elasik serves as the hitting Vikings. Pound will work with the River State College since December, she earned her Bachelors of Applied and third base coach, the recruit­ infielders and hitters and assist with 2010. He is the first full-time athlet­ Science in Organizational Manage­ ing coordinator, and works with the recruiting efforts. ic trainer in school history. Douglas ment the summer of 2018. Cady and catchers. In his first In 2019, the Vikings offense fin­ served for six years in the U.S. Navy is the Athletics Office Specialist, season as the Vikings’ hitting coach, dished thir in the FCSAA in home runs as a Hospital Corpsman. After mili­ serving as the personal assistant to the program batted .319 as a team, with 42, and tied for fourth in stolen collected 419 runs while driving in bases with 102. Langston Provitt was tary service, he received a degree in Athletic Director and Head Base­ 373 RBIs, and belted 58 home runs named 1st Team All Mid-Florida Con­ athletic training at the University of ball Coach Ross Jones, as well as in 56 games played. Eight Viking hit­ ference. Nick Romano, Ryan Roma­ North Florida. Douglas has worked the softball and volleyball coaches. ters earned All-Conference honors, no,y and Rile Wash were named 2nd as an athletic trainer at the High Smith is the face you see in the con­ while two, Omar Villaman and Alec Team All Mid-Florida Conference. Intensity Training Center of Jack­ cession stand at home games and is Dowell, were selected to First and During Pound’s first season in sonville, Paxon School for Advanced a constant supporter in the success Second All-State teams. Villaman 2018, the Viking offense scored 333 Studies in Jacksonville, and the Uni­ of our Viking student-athletes. was also selected as an Honorable runs, while driving in 288 RBI’s. The versity of North Florida. Smith is the daughter of a lo­ Mention NJCAA All-American. Vikings were fourth in the FCSAA Douglas is nationally certified cal farmer who understandingly In Elasik’s second season, the in team homeruns with 57. Three in athletic training by the Board of welcomes athletes when they need Vikings hit .293 as a team with 377 Viking hitters were named to the Certification and is licensed by the a brief getaway from the stress of runs scored and 320 RBIs. The Vi­ Mid-Florida All-Conference team: kings finished the season with 56 Joey Bellini (1st), Kerry Carpenter State of Florida’s Department of school and ball. “A breath of fresh, home runs in 55 games played. Six (1st), and Nick Romano (2nd). Both Health. He is a member of the Na­ country air and newborn calf ther­ Viking hitters were named All-Con­ Carpenter and Bellini were named tional Athletic Trainer’s Association eapy ar sometimes just what a per­ ference selections, including the to the FCSAA All-State Teams. and the Jacksonville Sports Medi­ son needs,” says Smith. She gives Mid-Florida Conference Player of Pound was selected as an All- cine Project. credit for her success and joy to God the year, Justin Smith. Smith was State infielder for four straight years He has been married to his and lives everyday giving honor and also named as an FCSAA 1st Team at Crescent City High School, where wife Jennifer since 2001 and has a thanks to Him. Proverbs 16:20 is a All-State and was select­ he still holds many offense records son named Jack. verse she lives by. edy b the Atlanta Braves in the 2017 including most career home runs. He MLB Draft. continued his playing career at the During the 2018 Season, the University of North Florida, where Viking offense scored 333 runs, he earned his bachelor’s degree in while driving in 288 RBI’s. The Vi­ Health. He played four years un­ kings were fourth in the FCSAA in der ABCA Hall of Fame coach Dusty team homeruns with 57. Three Rhodes and was selected All-Sunshine Viking hitters were named to the State Conference in 1997. Mid-Florida All-Conference team: Joey Bellini (1st), Kerry Carpenter ELASIK cont. (1st), and Nick Romano (2nd). Both Elasik previously served one player development, recruiting co­ ternational Relations. He played for Carpenter and Bellini were named year as the head baseball coach at ordinator and head catching instruc­ two years under national champion­ to the FCSAA All-State Teams. Trenton High School. During his sea­ tor, assisting in the development of ship coach Rudy Garbalosa and was Last season the Vikings of­ son with the Tigers, Elasik’s team dozens of high school athletes who a member of the team that finished fense finished third in the FCSAA in accumulated a 17-7 record and set received NCAA baseball scholar­ two wins short of a homeruns with 42, and finished tied school records for per ships. bid in 2012. He was selected to the for fourth in stolen bases with 102. game (18) and season ERA (1.87). Elasik was an All-State catcher Second Team, All-Sunshine State Langston Provitt was named 1st Two of his players signed on to at Baker County High School and an Conference, as a designated hitter Team All Mid-Florida Conference. play at the collegiate level. Prior to All-Conference catcher for Santa Fe in 2013. Nick Romano, Ryan Romano, and that, Elasik worked for the Gatorball College. He continued his playing Riley Wash were named 2nd Team Baseball Academy in Gainesville, career at , where he all Mid-Florida Conference. where he served as the director of earned his bachelor’s degree in In­ cont... 5 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

CHASE MALLOY - INFIELD - SOPHOMORE Bats: Switch Throws: Right Height: 5’7” Weight: 180 Hometown: Trenton, FL High School: Trenton High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #2 CHARLIE WELCH - CATCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’10” Weight: 205 Hometown: St. Petersburg, FL High School: Jefferson High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #3 SANDON WITT - OUTFIELD - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’0” Weight: 195 Hometown: Jacksonville, FL High School: Duncan U. Fletcher Sr. High School Year Grad HS: 2017 #5 JUAN JAIME - INFIELD - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’1” Weight: 190 Hometown: Tampa, FL High School: Hillsborough High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #6 6 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

NICK TRIPP - 1ST BASE/OUTFIELD - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’1” Weight: 195 Hometown: St. Johns, FL High School: Creekside High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #7 AUGUST HAYMAKER - INFIELD - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’10” Weight: 180 Hometown: Orlando, FL High School: Dr. Phillips High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #8 RYAN ROMANO - INFIELD - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’11” Weight: 170 Hometown: Tampa, FL High School: Hillsborough High School Year Grad HS: 2017 #9 BEN SPITTLER - OUTFIELD - FRESHMAN Bats: Left Throws: Right Height: 6’0” Weight: 185 Hometown: Blythewood, SC High School: Blythewood High School Year Grad HS: 2019

#10 7 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

CAMERON SEREDA - PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Left Throws: Left Height: 5’10” Weight: 160 Hometown: Weeki Wachee, FL High School: Weeki Wachee High School Year Grad HS: 2017 #11 JOE BECKER - OUTFIELD/PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Left Throws: Right Height: 5’10” Weight: 175 Hometown: Edgewater, FL High School: New Smyrna Beach High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #12 MICHAEL MORSE - PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’9” Weight: 170 Hometown: Windermere, FL High School: TNXL Academy Year Grad HS: 2018 #13 ANDRE JAMES - INFIELD - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’11” Weight: 190 Hometown: Sarasota, FL High School: Sarasota High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #16 8 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

KAVIN KROLL - PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’0” Weight: 160 Hometown: Valrico, FL High School: Bell Creek Academy Year Grad HS: 2018 #17 MICHAEL ROSARIO - OF/PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Left Throws: Left Height: 6’0” Weight: 200 Hometown: Gainesville, FL High School: F.W. Buchholz High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #18 JASON GONZALEZ - PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’9” Weight: 210 Hometown: Miami, FL High School: Florida Christian High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #19 ZANE NEVES - PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Left Height: 5’11” Weight: 205 Hometown: Bono, AR High School: Academies at Jonesboro High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #20 9 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

CALEB DIX - PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’3” Weight: 200 Hometown: Homosassa, FL High School: Crystal River High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #22 GERARDO RODRIGUEZ - CATCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 5’10” Weight: 195 Hometown: Miami, FL High School: Coral Gables Sr. High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #23 FRANCO ALEMAN - PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’6” Weight: 230 Hometown: Tampa, FL High School: Alonso High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #26 STEPHEN HALSTEAD - PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’1” Weight: 190 Hometown: Pensacola, FL High School: Gulf Breeze High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #27 10 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

NIC DANIELS - PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’3” Weight: 200 Hometown: Oldsmar, FL High School: Enterprise Charter High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #28 JACKSON SPILLER - PITCHER - SOPHOMORE Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’2” Weight: 195 Hometown: Palm Coast, FL High School: New Smyrna Beach High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #29 JACKSON HODNICK - PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’5” Weight: 210 Hometown: Augusta, GA High School: Greenbriar High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #30 CHASE SANGUINETTI - 1ST BASE - FRESHMAN Bats: Left Throws: Left Height: 5’10” Weight: 210 Hometown: Tampa, FL High School: Plant High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #31 11 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

J.J. SOUSA - OUTFIELD/INFIELD - FRESHMAN Bats: Left Throws: Right Height: 5’11” Weight: 170 Hometown: Palm Coast, FL High School: Matanzas High School Year Grad HS: 2018 #34 SEAN MCARDLE - CATCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Left Throws: Right Height: 5’11” Weight: 195 Hometown: Lake Mary, FL High School: Seminole High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #35 MARCOS DEL VALLE - PITCHER - FRESHMAN Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’4” Weight: 245 Hometown: Buena, NJ High School: St. Joseph High School Year Grad HS: 2019 #44 JORDAN DUBBERLY - SOPHOMORE STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH Bats: Right Throws: Right Height: 6’1” Weight: 185 Hometown: Hazlehurst, GA High School: Jeff Davis County High School Year Grad HS: 2017 #15 12 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball Thank You Sponsors!

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13 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball Season Results SEASON RESULTS Season Results under Coach Ross Jones

Overall Mid-Florida Season Conference MFC Place Record Record 2009 33-17 11-13 4th Place

2010 28-24 14-10 2nd Place

2011 25-23 13-10 3rd Place

2012 23-28 9-15 5th Place

2013 38-18 18-6 MFC Champions

2014 37-14 20-4 MFC Champions

2015 47-10 19-4 MFC Champions

2016 42-14 16-7 2nd Place

2017 37-18 19-5 2nd Place

2018 32-18 15-8 3rd Place

2019 37-19 15-9 4th Place

Total 379-203 169-91

St. Johns River State College Conference GP-24 Record - 15-9 Win % 0.625 Overall GP-56 Record - 37-19 Win % 0.661 Last 10 - 5-5 Streak-Lost 2

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Palatka’s one-stop farm and gun shop 156 State Road 20 Palatka, FL 32177 386-328-1134

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ANAND M. KURUVILLA, M.D. FACRO 600 Zeagler Drive Palatka, FL 32177 386-326-7900

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First Baptist Church PALATKA 6100 Crill Ave, Palatka, FL 32177 (386) 328-3347 PRAYING FOR OUR VIKINGS Go Vikings! FirstBaptistPalatka.com

Proud sponsor of St. Johns River State College Go Athletics! Vikings!

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Welcome to . . . Putnam County Florida

While here, stop by the Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center for information about our area attractions, festivals, activities, restaurants, accommodations and relocation information.

1100 Reid St., Palatka, FL 32177 386-328-1503

www.putnamcountychamber.com

19 St. Johns River State College 2020 Baseball 2013, 2014 & 2015 MFC Champions!

APRIL 25, 2015 - SJR STATE 10, SEMINOLE STATE 6 (9 INNINGS)

APRIL 21, 2014 - SJR STATE 10, DAYTONA STATE 0 (7 INNINGS)

APRIL 22, 2013 - SJR STATE 1, DAYTONA STATE 0, (14 INNINGS)

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determined Determination breeds success. Whether you need Absolutely Free Checking*, help with a loan or want to discover ways to meet your financial needs, Capital City Bank is determined to help you achieve financial success. We are proud to support St. Johns River State College and Putnam and St. Johns counties. Go Vikings!

148 South Hwy. 17 l East Palatka l 386.329.1150 4120 Crill Ave. l Palatka l 386.326.3440 207 North Main St. l Hastings l 904.692.6000 www.ccbg.com

MEMBER FDIC *Client purchases checks. Account subject to fees if overdrawn. Ask an associate for details. All loans subject to credit approval.

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Sentry Termite & Pest Control 431 Atlantic Avenue, Interlachen, FL 32148 (386) 684-2847

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100 E. Hicks St, Palatka, FL 32177 (386) 325-3356

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201 N. 1st Street Palatka, FL 32177 (386) 325-2525 Susie Wilkinson General Manager

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Larry Harvey Putnam County Commissioner District 4 and Lynda Harvey Go Vikings!

1501 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL 32177 (386) 325-5095 425 N State Road 19 386-328-4655 [email protected] • articairinc.com Palatka FL 32177 [email protected]

St. Johns Super Service Center Downtown Goodyear Location

S Tires S Vehicle Maintenance S Detailing S Gold Plating S Window Tint S Chrome Packages S Accessories S Vehicle Repair Services Bill Seitz 608 Reid Street Every Service for Cars and Trucks Palatka, Florida Office: 386-328-9231

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Down’s Construction 2020 Ashbrooke Lane Palatka, FL 32177 (386) 328-3500

EAT IN OR TAKE OUT HWY 19 & 20 386-328-8559

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Proud sponsor of St. Johns River State College Athletics!

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East Palatka Branch 1 Eastgate Square East Palatka, FL 32131 700 S. Palm Avenue • Palatka, FL 32177 386-530-2001 • FAX 386-530-2055 Phone: (386) 328-1984 • Fax: (386) 328-8861

Troy Nettles

237 Highway 17 North • Palatka (386) 328-8880

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101 Highway 17 North Palatka, FL 32177

Restaurant (386) 328-9600

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155 Town & Country Dr (386) 326-0640 Palatka

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Aron Livingston, LUTCF Financial Services Professional*

NYLIFE Securities LLC Member FINRA/SiPC

Eagle Strategies LLC A Registered Investment Advisor

New York Life Insurance Company Bus. 386•326•9030 Licensed Agent Fax 386•326•0067 222 North 3rd Street Res. 386•328•9159 Palatka, FL 32177 [email protected]

Danny Byrnes

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GREAT RATES FREE WI-FI PET FRIENDLY

3805 Reid St. 386-325-3889

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“Specializing in Machining, Fabrication, Welding and Hydraulics!”

RYAN MANUFACTURING 339 B. Hwy 207, East Palatka, FL 32131

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Business 386-325-3644 MARK A. RYAN Fax 386-325-3648 Cell 546 6686

FACTORY DIRECT BEDDING WE DELIVER 1314 Reid Street, Palatka (386) 325-1490

Family owned and operated HOURS All products made in the USA Lowest prices in the region Monday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Beds and frames Tues.-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. available in all sizes Saturday 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. 222 N. 3rd Street Palatka, FL 32177 Inside Randy Mathews Mini Storage 386-328-1111 Across from Dunkin Donuts

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Futch’s Power Depot of Palatka 625 South SR 19 Palatka, FL 32177 (386) 385-5658 Fax: (386) 530-2788 or (904) 626-4746 [email protected]

St. Johns Auto Body Center 1609 St. Johns Ave., Palatka, FL 32177 Ginn Financial Group, Inc, Phone: 386-325-4501 Phone: 386-328-4688 • Fax: 386-325-6272 Jay A. Ginn, CLU, ChFC Fax: 386-325-1806 Email: [email protected] Palatka, FL 32177 johnginn @ft.newyorklife.com

• Wealth preservation/ • Education funding • Estate planning • Portfolio management • Business succession • Charitable gifting strategies • Risk Management • Retirement planning 24 Hour Towing & Recovery

P & F Mini Storage 533 S Summit St. (386) 698-2002 Crescent City, FL 32112

110 S State Road 19 Palatka, FL 32177 Phone: (386) 385-3234 Go Fax: (386) 385-3534 Vikings! Hours: Open Daily 11 AM - 9 PM

Bill Pickens Peninsular Auto Parts

533 S Summit Street (386) 698 - 2002 Crescent City, FL 32112

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Go Vikings! Massage Therapy

3713 Crill Ave . Palatka, FL 32177

[email protected]

386.336.5914

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306 South Palm Avenue Palatka, FL 32177 Go Phone: 386•328•5555 Fax 386•325•1137 Vikings! Email: [email protected]

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ADULT EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE CONTINUING AND COMMUNITY St. Johns River State College offers Early Childhood Education EDUCATION adult education classes throughout Nursing: RN to BSN The College is committed to extending Putnam County for students who wish into the community beyond its to improve their basic educational skills BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE traditional course offerings and and/or prepare to earn a Florida High Organizational Management: campuses through a variety of credit School Diploma through the General - Computer Information Systems and non-credit programs, including Educational Development (GED) - Health Care Administration baccalaureate and graduate degree program. ­ Supervision and Management opportunities, child care training, continuing education courses, contract ASSOCIATE IN ARTS COLLEGE CREDIT CERTIFICATES customized training for business and The legally recognized transfer degree Accounting Technology Management industry, the Educator Preparation for the System, Accounting Technology Operations Institute, non-credit job enhancement specifically designed for the student Accounting Technology Specialist courses, and non-credit recreation and who wishes to transfer into the state Business Management leisure courses. university system as a junior Business Operations Business Specialist EDUCATOR PREPARATION INSTITUTE ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE Computer Programmer Through the Educator Preparation Applied Management Computer Programming Specialist Institute (EPI), the College provides Criminal Justice Technology Specialist quality training for both current and ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE Emergency Medical Technician future educators. Accounting Technology Engineering Technology Support Acting Specialist CAREER AND TECHNICAL Business Administration Health Care Services CERTIFICATE (CTE) Computer Information Technology Help Desk Support Technician Correctional Officer Crossover Training Computer Programming and Analysis Human Resource Administrator to Criminal Justice Technology Information Technology Administration Florida Law Enforcement Academy - Corrections Track Information Technology Analysis Correctional Probation Officer Crossover - Law Enforcement Track Information Technology Support Training to Dance Studies/Dance Performance Specialist Florida Corrections Academy Emergency Medical Services Logistics and Transportation Specialist Correctional Probation Officer Crossover Engineering Technology Mechatronics Training to Health Information Technology Mobile Device Technology Florida Law Enforcement Academy Health Services Management Network Server Administration Florida Corrections Officer Academy Internet Services Technology Network Infrastructure - CISCO Florida Law Enforcement Officer Medical Office Administration Network Security Academy Musical Theater Office Management - Medical Office Law Enforcement Officer Crossover Network Systems Technology Office Specialist - Medical Office Training to Florida Nursing Specialist CMS Correctional Basic Recruit Nursing: LPN Bridge to ASN Office Support - Medical Office Support Training Program Radiologic Technology Paramedic Medical Assisting Respiratory Care Risk Management and Insurance Nursing Assistant - Long Term Care Stage Management Operations Practical Nursing Theater Technology Risk Management and Insurance - Costume Design and Technology Management - Scenic/Lighting Design and Robotics and Simulation Technician Technology Stage Technology Visual Art Web Development Specialist - Studio Art - Graphic Design/New Media - Photography - Animation SJRstate.edu

St. Johns River State College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate and baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accredi- tation of St. Johns River State College. SJR STATE COLLEGE NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT - St. Johns River State College does not discriminate against any person in its programs, activities, policies or procedures on the basis of race, ethnicity, color, national origin, marital status, religion, age, gender, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, disability, or veteran status. All questions or inquiries regarding compliance with laws relating to non-discrimination and all complaints regarding sexual misconduct or discrimination, may be directed to the Title IX Coordinator/Equity Officer, St. Johns River State College, 5001 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, Florida, 32177; 386-312-4070.

33 spring 2020 Men's Baseball schedule SJR State baseball home games are held at Tindall Field on the SJR State Palatka Campus • $5 general admission SJR State students and employees admitted free with College ID • Children under 12 admitted free • Concessions are available

JANUARY APRIL Jan. 24 Eastern Florida State College ...... 5:00 p.m. Apr. 1 Pasco-Hernando State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Jan. 25 Eastern Florida State College - HOME . . . . . 3:00 p.m. Apr. 4 Pasco-Hernando State College - HOME . . . .2:00 p.m. Jan. 28 JV - HOME ...... 4:00 p.m. Apr. 6 Florida State College of Jacksonville ...... 3:00 p.m. Jan. 30 Abraham Baldwin Ag. College (DH) ...... 2:00 p.m. Apr. 8 Florida State College of Jacksonville - HOME . .4:00 p.m. Apr. 10 Florida State College of Jacksonville ...... 3:00 p.m. FEBRUARY Apr. 11 Lake-Sumter State College - HOME ...... 2:00 p.m. Feb. 2 Abraham Baldwin Ag. College (DH) - HOME . . 1:00 p.m. Apr. 13 Seminole State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Feb. 4 Edward Waters College JV - HOME ...... 4:00 p.m. Apr. 15 - HOME ...... 3:00 p.m. Feb. 6 ...... 5:00 p.m. CST Apr. 17 ...... 3:00 p.m. Feb. 7 Gordon State College ...... 4:00 p.m. CST Apr. 18 College of Central Florida ...... 1:00 p.m. Feb. 8 Andrew College ...... 10:00 a.m. CST Apr. 22 Florida State College of Jacksonville - HOME . 4:00 p.m. Feb. 8 Chattahoochee Valley CC ...... 1:00 p.m. CST Apr. 25-27 Mid-Florida Conference Tournament ...... TBA Feb. 11 - HOME ...... 5:00 p.m. Feb. 13 Northwest Florida State College - HOME . . . 5:00 p.m. MAY Feb. 14 - HOME ...... 4:00 p.m. May 1 ...... 6:00 p.m. CST Feb. 15 Florida Southwestern State College - HOME . 3:30 p.m. May 2 Chipola College (DH) ...... 1:00 p.m. CST Feb. 15 Gulf Coast State College - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. May 8-13 FCSAA State Tournament ...... TBA Feb. 18 Polk State College ...... 5:00 p.m. Feb. 20 Florence Darlington Tech. - HOME ...... 5:00 p.m. Feb. 21 State College of Florida - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. Feb. 22 Hillsborough Community College - HOME . . . 6:00 p.m. Feb. 23 East Georgia State College - HOME ...... 1:00 p.m. Feb. 25 Tallahassee Community College ...... 5:00 p.m. Feb. 27 Tallahassee Community College - HOME . . . 5:00 p.m. Feb. 29 JV - HOME ...... 2:00 p.m. Watch SJR State Baseball home games live online! MARCH $7.00 per game or $130 for a season pass Mar. 2 Lake-Sumter State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Visit SJRvikings.com/baseball.html Mar. 4 Lake-Sumter State College - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. Mar. 6 Lake-Sumter State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Mar. 7 Seminole State College - HOME ...... 2:00 p.m. Mar. 9 Seminole State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Mar. 11 Seminole State College - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. Mar. 13 Daytona State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Mar. 14 Daytona State College - HOME ...... 1:00 p.m. Mar.16 Daytona State College ...... 3:00 p.m. Mar. 20 Santa Fe College - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. Mar. 21 Santa Fe College ...... 1:00 p.m. Mar. 23 Santa Fe College - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. Mar. 25 College of Central Florida - HOME ...... 6:00 p.m. Mar. 27 College of Central Florida ...... 3:00 p.m. Mar. 28 College of Central Florida - HOME ...... 2:00 p.m. Mar. 31 Rollins College JV ...... 5:00 p.m.

Games are subject to change • Visit SJRvikings.com for up-to-date schedule information ST. JOHNS RIVER STATE COLLEGE (386) 312-4164 5001 ST. JOHNS AVENUE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SJRVIKINGS.COM • SJRSTATE.EDU PALATKA, FL 32177