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Calhoun Sends Tar Heels Packing
Prior to the beginning of the College World Series, Arizona State's portly left fielder Kole Calhoun was eagerly awaiting a
phone call that never came.
Hoping to be drafted in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft, the Sun Devils' junior waited for three days and 50
rounds to learn he was not on the radar of any big league team.
With a chip on his shoulder, the left-hander decided to take out his frustrations on pitchers in Omaha, Neb., as Calhoun
helped rally Arizona State from a four-run deficit to a 12-5 triumph over North Carolina on Thursday.
With the victory, the Sun Devils eliminated the Tar
Heels and are one of four teams remaining in the
College World Series.
In Arizona State's game against North Carolina,
Calhoun went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs scored and
six RBI. He also was a triple shy of hitting for the cycle, as he was a cog in ending the Tar
Heels' season.
During last Sunday's College World Series opener, Calhoun, facing Heels' reliever Brian
Moran, who was drafted in the fourth round of this year's draft by the New York Yankees,
provided the knockout punch with a three-run home run in the 10th inning of a 5-2
victory.
Four days later, Calhoun did it again. With the Heels leading 4-0 in the bottom of the fifth inning, the Sun Devils got on the scoreboard thanks to a grand slam
by Calhoun, who deposited a fastball from Moran into the right field bleachers.
Calhoun's blast, the third of the College World Series, tied the game. However, his biggest hit came two innings later when the Devils blew the game open with
an eight-run seventh inning.
Calhoun started the scoring in the pivotal frame by hitting a two-run double in the gap in right-center field to score Jason Kipnis, who singled and Carlos
Ramirez, who walked. Calhoun's double off reliever Patrick Johnson gave Arizona State a 6-4 lead. It would only get worse for the Tar Heels, who were making
their fourth straight College World Series appearance.
Not only was Calhoun's hitting pivotal for the Sun Devils, but North Carolina's inability to throw
strikes also paved the way for Arizona State to move into the final four of the double-elimination
tournament.
Above: Arizona State's Kole Calhoun watches his grand slam against North Carolina in the
fifth inning of an NCAA College World Series elimination baseball game in Omaha. Left: Kole
Calhoun watches his double head toward the fence as Clemson catcher John Nester looks on
in the fifth inning during an NCAA college baseball tournament super regional, Sunday, June
7, 2009, in Tempe, Ariz. The Calhoun hit drove in two runs. Calhoun hit .563 in Omaha with
three homers including a grand slam and 11 RBI to make the All-CWS team.
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PEORIA, Ariz. -- There hasn't been a whole lot of positives for the Padres
during the first 17 games of the Cactus League season, though general
manager Kevin Towers isn't hard-pressed to come up with his personal
favorite -- first baseman Kyle Blanks.
"For me, he's been the highlight of the spring," Towers said on Tuesday
after Blanks had two hits, raising his average to .341.
The 22-year-old Blanks is making the most of his extended playing time
this spring with Gold Glove and All-Star Adrian Gonzalez off playing for
Mexico in the World Baseball Classic.
"He's forcing our hand with the way he's playing," said Towers, who likes
that Blanks has done a majority of his damage against frontline starters,
not Minor Leaguers. "If he keeps it up, we're going to have to find a spot
for him."
Blanks, who has played the outfield in the Minor Leagues on just two
occasions, won't turn 23 until September.
Kyle Blanks hits walk off home run for Padres
Update: Kyle Blanks went 2-4 with 3 RBI, including a single and the game
winning 3 run homer in the bottom of the 9th inning to lead the Padres
over the Cubs, 4-1.
SAN DIEGO -- Kyle Blanks may be big, but the San Diego rookie has a
variety of skills not associated with a player his size.
Blanks exhibited surprising speed when he hit a two-run inside the park
homer to help fellow rookie Cesar Carrillo earn his first major league
victory in the Padres' 6-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night.
Fast Facts
Finding a spot for Blanks, the Padres' Minor League Player of the Year in
2008, will not be easy, not with Gonzalez entrenched at first base for the
foreseeable future.
There may be a move afoot for Blanks to get some time in the outfield,
though it will not likely happen anytime soon, said Towers, who spoke
with Grady Fuson, vice president of scouting and player development,
about that issue earlier Tuesday.
Towers said he doesn't want to mess with Blanks' confidence right now
by asking him to start taking fly balls in Arizona. If the Padres do decide
to see how Blanks looks in the outfield, then it would likely be once the
Triple-A season begins at Portland.
And, as Towers cautioned, it would start by "taking fly balls before
games" before it ever got to the point where Blanks would appear in a
game in the outfield.
For now, Blanks, who leads the team in at-bats (44), runs (11), total bases
(15), doubles (four), home runs (three) and is tied for first in RBIs (nine),
will stick to playing first base, though it might not be at the frequency he
had been.
• Kyle Blanks' inside-the-park homer -- one day after a walk-off HR -- was
the first by a Padre since Sean Burroughs on May 16, 2003, against
Atlanta.
-- ESPN Stats & Information
Blanks won Monday night's game with a three-run homer in the ninth
inning for a 4-1 win over the Cubs. On Tuesday night, he hit a ball off the
top of the wall in center in the eighth that ricocheted to right-center. The
6-foot-6, 285-pound Blanks easily beat the throw home with a headfirst
slide for his eighth homer.
"At times we always preface our remarks by saying, 'For a big man.' I told
him I'm not saying that anymore," Padres manager Bud Black said. "This
guy is athletic. He can run. We've seen him move to the outfield and look
comfortable."
Blanks, a natural first baseman, was moved to the outfield at Triple-A
Portland this season to facilitate his move to the majors with All-Star
Adrian Gonzalez in his way at first base. Since he was called up on June
19, Blanks has steadily improved.
"Being able to see pitching on a more consistent basis, it helps," Blanks
said.
Rookie Will Venable led off the eighth with a walk off Angel Guzman
before Blanks lofted a high fly ball toward the wall in center. Kosuke
Fukudome crashed into the fence as the ball hit off the top of the padding
and caromed toward rightcenter. By the time Fukudome
recovered the ball, Blanks was
already to third base and he
had no trouble beating the
relay.
"I figured if he doesn't catch it,
it's definitely going to be
clanking off the wall," Blanks
said. "I was just happy to hit
the ball after my first three atbats."
After the game Dempster
stated, "I could have made
some better pitches"."I gave up
a home run to the guy in the
lineup you don't want to let
beat you."
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COLLEGE INFORMATION
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Enrollment
Nickname
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National Affilliation
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President
Athletic Director
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Baseball Operations
Sports Information
BASEBALL COMMUNICATIONS
Prescott, AZ
9,305
Roughriders
Forrest and Vegas
NJCAA Div I
ACCAC
Dr. James Horton
Scott Farnsworth
Terra Schmidt
Jennifer Taylor
Brad Clifford
Head Baseball Coach
Sky’s Email
Assistant Coach
Ryan’s Office
Ryan’s Email
Pitching Coach
Brandon’s Office
Brandon’s Email
Mailing Adress
Yavapai Athletics Website
Sky Smeltzer
[email protected]
Ryan Cougill
928.776.2233
[email protected]
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928.776.2239
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1100 E Sheldon St
Building 2 Athletics
Prescott, AZ 86301
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
General Information
2-3
2009 Roster
2009 Photo Roster & Team Photo
4
5-7
Roughrider Park
2009 Season Outlook
8-11
Head Coach Sky Smeltzer
12-14
Assistant Coach Ryan Cougill
15
16
BASEBALL INFORMATION
SUPPORTING YAVAPAI BASEBALL
Assistant Coach Brandon Bailey
Head Coach
Career Record
Assistant Coaches
Recent upgrades to the Yavapai Baseball complex have been
made possible by the support of community donations, the
Roughrider Club, and our alumni. Without the generous
contributions of these people and organizations, the Yavapai
Baseball program would not have the luxury of offering one
of the finest experiences in JUCO Baseball.
Athletic Administration
17-18
Support Staff
19-20
Player Profiles
21-32
This Is Yavapai Baseball
33-39
Associate Coach
2007 Record
Home Field
Capacity
Surface
Dimensions
Sky Smeltzer (Wyoming ‘85)
464-235-4 .660 (13 years)
Ryan Cougill (WIU 04’)
Brandon Bailey (Utah 06’)
Darcy Howard
46-16-1 overall, 30-8 ACCAC
ACCAC Champions
Roughrider Park
1500
Natural Grass
LF- 318, CF-386, RF-316
Summer League Placements
40
41-42
Post Season Honors
Roughrider Draft History
43
Roughrider 4-Year Placements
44
The ACCAC
45
Single Season Records
46
Letterwinners
Baseball Donors
47-49
50
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PITCHERS
NUMERICAL
1 Ty Forney
2 Gaige McKeon
3Tony Vocca
4 Cam Schiller
5 Pulama Silva
6 Ashton McCoy
7 Zach Haley
9 Alex Miranda
10 Ethan Leiter
11 Tony Piazza
14 Joseph Hollowell
15 Aaron Fujiki
16 Blaine Schmidt
17 Devon Zenn
18 Sean Smedley
19Dustin Hobbs
20 Riley Welch
21 Andrew Darwin
22 James Dykstra
23 Demarcus Tidwell
24 Steven Bier
25 Tyler Bremer
26 Casey Upperman
28 Cameron Brown
30 John Jones
32 Parker Markel
34 James Cloud
NO. PLAYER
25 Bremer, Tyler
19 Hobbs, Dustin
14 Hollowell, Joseph
32 Markel, Parker
2 McKeon, Gaige
5 Silva, Pulama
26 Upperman, Casey
3 Vocca, Tony
20 Welch, Riley
POS.
RHP
RHP
LHP
RHP
LHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
RHP
B/T
R/R
R/R
L/L
R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
L/R
R/R
HT.
6’2
6’2
6’1
6’3
6’0
5’10
6’1
6’0
6’1
WT.
205
195
190
215
175
175
180
175
180
CLASS
SO
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
SO
HOMETOWN
Berkeley, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Thatcher, AZ
Glendale, AZ
Bagdad, AZ
Kaneohe, HI
Scottsdale, AZ
Cottonwood, AZ
Scottsdale, AZ
C
C
C
R/R
R/R
R/R
5’10
5’10
6’1
185
185
190
FR*
FR
FR
Oahu, HI
Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
3B/1B
MIF
2B
3B/1B
MIF
3B/1B
SS/3B
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
S/R
6’2
5’9
5’9
6’2
5’11
6’3
6’0
195
165
165
190
180
200
180
SO
SO
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
Geelong, AU
Gilbert, AZ
Prescott, AZ
Osceola, IN
Cave Creek, AZ
Scottsdale, AZ
Prescott, AZ
RF/LF
LF
RF/CF
RF/CF
LF/RF
CF/RF
OF/1B
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/L
L/L
6’0
6’1
6’2
6’4
6’1
6’3
5’11
195
205
215
200
205
185
190
FR
SO
FR*
FR
SO
SO
FR
Mesa, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
San Jacinto, CA
San Diego, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Grenada, MS
Benicia, CA
CATCHERS
15 Fujiki, Aaron
16 Schmidt, Blaine
18 Smedley, Sean
INFIELDERS
28 Brown, Cameron
1 Forney, Ty
7 Haley, Zach
10 Leiter, Ethan
6 McCoy, Ashton
11 Piazza, Tony
4 Schiller, Cam
OUTFIELDERS
24 Bier, Steven
34 Cloud, James
21 Darwin, Andrew
22 Dykstra, James
30 Jones, John
23 Tidwell, Demarcus
17 Zenn, Devon
*Denotes Red Shirt
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1 ·Ty Forney
2· Gaige Mckeon
3·Tony Vocca
9 · Alex Miranda
10 · Ethan Leiter
11· Anthony Piazza
18 · Sean Smedley
19·Dustin Hobbs
20 ·Riley Welch
25· Tyler Bremer
26 ·Casey Upperman
4· Cam Schiller
5· Pulama Silva
6·Ashton McCoy
14· Joseph Hollowell
15 ·Aaron Fujiki
16 ·Blaine Schmidt
17 ·Devon Zenn
21 ·Rick Anton
22 ·James Dykstra
23 ·Demarcus Tidwell
24· Steven Bier
28 ·Cameron Brown
30 ·John Jones
32· Parker Markel
7 ·Zach Haley
34· James Cloud
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PARK FEATURES
Roughrider Park has recently seen dramatic improvements thanks to the
fundraising efforts of the Roughrider Club and Yavapai Alumni. The 2010
season will be played on a newly resurfaced field. During the fall of 08’
the outfield and baselines saw an upgrade. New drainage was installed
under a newly leveled outfield surface. Sod was laid down to replace the
outdated surface. Along with the outfield, the infield dirt surface was
taken up. A clay mixture was brought in and laser graded to allow for
proper drainage and a second to none playing surface. The game mound
and home plate area, as well as the bullpens also saw reconstruction.
The field surface upgrade followed an extensive effort to improve the
complex’s facilities as well. Within recent years, an impressive ten inning
scoreboard was installed. A seating area which allows up to 1500
spectators was constructed. The pride of Roughrider Park is the newly
constructed clubhouse which houses the Riders on game day. Included
are spacious personal lockers, a game day coach’s office, restrooms, and a
fully equipped concession area for spectators.
Future renovations to Roughrider Park are expected to include
improvement to the turf area behind home plate. This will be replaced
with the modern Sports Turf. Also expected is a roof over the already
installed batting cages.
Upcoming goals of the Roughrider fundraising efforts will go toward
paving the driveway and parking area that leads to the field, as well as a
state of the art weight room branching off from the clubhouse. This will
be home to the growing needs of the Roughrider Baseball strength and
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Yavapai saw yet another winning season in
2009, a top 10 national ranking and its fourth
ACCAC title in the last five years: confirming its
long standing tradition as one of the Nation’s
premiere Junior College baseball programs.
be looked upon to start the season as one of
the better arms for the Roughriders. After
being selected in the 24th round of the 2009
MLB draft by the Atlanta Braves, Upperman
elected to attend Yavapai. Holding opposing
hitters to a .182 Avg and earning a 1.42 ERA at
Notre Dame Prep HS, the Roughrider freshman
will look to carry his dominance over to the
next level. Alex Miranda and Parker Markel
will both compete for a spot in the starting
rotation. Miranda a very competitive and
crafty pitcher from Cibola HS will be looked
upon to bring a left handed arm to the
Roughrider staff. Parker Markel another 2009
draft pick (30th round/Detroit Tigers) brings a
lot of talent to the staff and has only begun to
scratch his potential.
The mission now for 14th-year head coach Sky
Smeltzer and his staff is to continue the
Roughriders storied tradition, in what will be a
challenging 2010 campaign. While renovations
to Roughrider Park have continued for another
consecutive year, Yavapai will again be placed
as the team to beat in the always competitive
ACCAC.
“Our facilities rival any Junior College and with
another conference title, our 2010 opponents
will once again hold Yavapai as a team to beat
in the upcoming season.”
Although an accurate statement, that’s
something the Roughriders have grown
accustomed to. They have been the
Conference favorite each of the last five
seasons and have averaged over 40 wins per
season in that span.
The Roughriders will face an always challenging
ACCAC slate as well as a tough season-opening
road trip to Henderson, NV. There they will
face top 25 opponents Salt Lake CC and College
of Southern Nevada.
Thanks to a talented recruiting class and a
refreshed pitching staff being among that class,
the Roughriders appear to be well equipped to
meet these challenges head on.
Returning this season are eight Roughriders
that helped lead Yavapai to a conference
championship in 2009. Including returning
pitchers Pulama Silva and Riley Welch. Also on
that list is an improved and experienced core of
position players. Incoming transfers Tyler
Bremer, Dustin Hobbs, James Cloud, and
Demarcus Tidwell add even more experience,
bringing the total number of Sophomores on
the 2010 Roughrider roster to thirteen.
“This is a very talented group,” states Smeltzer.
“We lost some very valuable players last spring
and I feel we have replaced the four starting
pitchers that ate up a majority of our innings.
Once again we have put the focus on
developing a strong pitching staff which is
what’s needed to be at the top of the
conference and compete for a National
Championship.”
Although focus has been on replacing the 2009
Roughriders starting staff, which saw 3 of the 4
transferring to Division I programs and the
Relief Pitching
fourth, Kirby Yates, to professional baseball, the
Roughrider lineup will look to be among the
conferences elite once again.
“The strength of this years position players will
be our depth. We led the conference in hitting
in 2009 and we will return five of those hitters
that have proven themselves at this level.”
Returning middle infielders Ty Forney (.357, 13
2B, 38 RBI) and Cam Schiller (.363, 16 2B, 34
RBI) will be looked upon once again to lead the
Roughrider lineup.
“We are very fortunate to return Cam and Ty
after the success they earned last spring,”
comments Smeltzer. “With the addition of
some very talented transfers and incoming
Freshman we feel we add the mixture of power
and speed that has made our lineup successful.
A majority of our games will be won through
our pitching staff and solid defense, but we will
win our share of games with the bat as well.”
Starting Pitching
-Riley Welch will start the season as the only
returning starting pitcher for the Roughriders
staff. After a successful summer and a year of
experience Welch will be counted on early as
one of four pitchers in the Roughrider starting
rotation. One of three summer transfers, Tyler
Bremer will begin the season as the opening
day starter. A transfer from University of
California-Davis, Bremer enjoyed a very
successful freshman campaign. Bremer tossed
21 innings as a freshman for the Ags earning a
2.57 ERA while holding opponents to a .240
batting average. Dustin Hobbs a transfer from
Kansas State University will be among the top
starters for the Roughriders pitching staff as
well. As a freshman at Kansas State, Hobbs
struck out 22 hitters in 14 innings of work.
Another dominant arm, Casey Upperman will
-Pulama Silva enters the 2010 season as the
Roughriders closer after leading the Nation in
saves (17) and holding opponent hitters to a
.130 BA. Only allowing 3 earned runs all
season, Silva will once again be a very tough
challenge for the Yavapai competition. James
Dykstra will be one of four Roughrider two way
players. Dykstra a freshman from San Diego,
CA will be one of the first arms out of the
bullpen for the Roughriders in 2010. Sporting a
mid 90’s fastball and a very competitive
demeanor, Dykstra’s make-up will be perfectly
suited to lead Silva into the later innings of a
game. Gaige McKeon, perhaps the biggest
surprise among the pitching staff, had a very
impressive fall. A Bagdad HS graduate, McKeon
has improved tremendously and consistently
misses barrels. Tony Vocca and Ethan Leiter
will both compete for innings out of the bullpen
while also making their mark in the Roughrider
lineup. Vocca comes to Yavapai after being the
number one pitcher at Mingus HS and leading
his team to consecutive state titles. Ethan
Leiter (Osceola, IN) owns an electric arm and
may have as much upside as any arm on the
Roughriders staff.
Catchers
Replacing two time All-Conference selection
Dominic Piazza was goal number one for the
Roughrider coaching staff. Redshirt Freshman
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and San Diego State University transfer Aaron
Fujiki is the likely answer along with
newcomer’s Blaine Schmidt and Sean Smedley.
Fujiki spent the spring of 2009 awaiting
eligibility for what is expected to be a very
productive year for the Oahu native.
“Defensively Aaron is as good as they come. He
has the ability to win games behind the plate
and that’s what we needed to replace after
losing Piazza” adds Smeltzer. Deer Valley prep
Blaine Schmidt will look to compete against
Fujiki and has the offensive potential to have
his bat in the line-up every day. Smedley
(Desert Valley HS) brings a consistency and
hardnosed mentality that will also allow him to
compete against the other Rider catchers.
Third Base
Perhaps as valuable a loss as Piazza, Brett
Sowers transfers to Oral Roberts leaving a
newly vacant position to fill at third. Returning
Ethan Leiter (Osceola, IN) has as much upside
as any player on the Roughrider roster. As he
continues to find a defensive position, his bat
will allow him to find time at third base as well
as other positions on the field. Cam Schiller
could also find innings at third base with the
emergence of added middle infield depth.
Shortstop
The primary competition for the starting
shortstop position once again has been put on
the shoulders of returning Riders Cam Schiller
and Ty Forney. Schiller a returning All-Region I
shortstop put together a very impressive
freshman campaign after hitting .363, 16 2B,
and swiping 14 bases. With an added year and
every day playing experience Forney may very
well be best suited for making a position
change across second base. “Forney has a
knack for getting on base and making things
happen” says Smeltzer. After batting in the
middle of the order as a freshman in 2009 and
driving in 38 runs while accumulating a .420 On
Base Percentage, that statement rings true.
“Defensively Forney has the ability to be the
best shortstop in the league. It just so happens
that he is competing with Cam for that spot and
we’ll have to see how that competition pans
out” adds Smeltzer. Either way the depth in
the middle of the field for the 2010 Roughriders
will be very fun to watch.
Second Base
sophomore Cameron Brown has awaited his
opportunity and is more than capable of
making third his everyday position. A strong
and athletic player, Brown also has the ability
to hit for power. Another Notre Dame Prep
grad, Tony Piazza has shown the ability to be
one of the Roughriders nine best hitters and
making the position change from a high school
short stop to third could be in his best interest.
Returner Zach Haley has battled through
injuries and will look to make his mark in this
2010 season. After hitting .400 in limited
action as a freshman Haley will once again be
counted on to play the position with
consistency and effort. Newcomer Ashton
McCoy (Pinnacle HS) has the ability to play
anywhere on the infield but will probably see
the majority of his freshman season at second
for the Roughriders. McCoy has the ability to
change a game with his glove and at the plate.
First Base
Newcomers Devon Zenn, Tony Piazza, and
Ethan Leiter have battled for the right to be
opening day starters at the corner. Zenn an
outfielder by trade has shown the versatility to
play either position and add another left
handed bat to the Riders lineup. A 27th round
draft selection by the Anaheim Angels, Zenn
could enjoy a lot of success before his time at
Yavapai is up.
Outfield
After losing 4 sophomore outfielders in 2009,
there are many new faces roaming the outfield
at Roughrider Park. Incoming transfer
Demarcus Tidwell (Granada, MS) adds
impressive tools to the revamped Rider lineup
as does redshirt freshman Andrew Darwin (San
Jacinto, CA). Darwin a 31st round selection by
the LA Dodgers n the 2008 MLB draft will look
to continue his improvement. With the
addition of Devon Zenn, the depth in the
middle of the outfield will be a strength. After
losing centerfielder Jordan Payne, the Rider
coaching staff will look towards one of these
players to step in and command the position.
Newcomer Steven Bier has the ability to hit in
the middle of the Roughrider Lineup. A Desert
Ridge, AZ grad was an all-state Arizona
outfielder. He will spend time at a corner
outfield position as will transfer James Cloud.
Cloud is another Rider outfielder with
impressive tools that will look to piece
everything together this spring. James Dykstra
will also compete for a position in the corner of
the outfield while serving as a two-way player
for the Roughriders.
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2010 YAVPAI BASEBALL
1
In 1996, Sky Smeltzer became the fifth head baseball
coach in the Yavapai College baseball program’s
history. In only his second season at the helm, he lead
the Roughriders to their first conference
championship, a feat repeated in the '99, '05, `06,
’07, and ‘09 seasons. Coach Smeltzer is the all time
wins leader in the history of the tradition rich Yavapai
baseball program with an all-time record of 511-2474 (.674).
During his tenure at YC, Smeltzer has coached 60 AllConference players, 58 All-Region players, 15 NJCAA AllAmericans, and 3 Academic All-Americans. Smeltzer
has been a Junior College coach for 16 years and is
most proud of the after-YC successes his players have
had. Under his tutelage, Yavapai is averaging 40 wins
per season in the very competitive Arizona Community
College Athletic Conference and a challenging nonconference schedule.
SKY SMELTZER AT A GLANCE
Overall Record
511-247-4 (.660)
Education
University of Wyoming
• B.A. - Phys. Education (’89)
• M.A. – Phys. Education (’92)
Coaching Experience
Otero Junior College Asst Coach ‘93
Trinidad State College Asst Coach ‘94
Yavapai College Asst Coach ‘95
Yavapai College Head coach ’96 (13th Season)
Career Highlights
• Currently in his 14th season as head coach at Yavapai.
• Hired prior to 1996 season as 5th head coach in school
history.
• 6 time ACCAC Coach of The Year ’98,’99,’05,’06,’08, ‘09
· 2006 Western District Coach of the Year.
• Guided the Roughriders to 2006 NJCAA Championship
Game and National Runner Up.
• Led Yavapai to a school-record in wins during the’06
season with a mark of 58-12.
• Guided the Roughriders to ACCAC conference titles in 4 of
the past 5 seasons
• Directed the Trinidad State Junior College hitters to a
NJCAA leading .386 batting average in ’94 and a trip to the
NJCAA World Series as the Trojan hitting coach.
•Played at Wyoming from 1985-88 and ended his career at
UW as the all time homerun record holder, singles season
and career RBI record holder, and fifth in career triples.
The 2007 season unveiled a fundraising campaign
Smeltzer took on over 10 years ago; Roughrider Park
has a new stadium and locker room, concession stand,
scoreboard, and bathrooms for players and visitors
alike to utilize. The facility improvements continued
into 2008 with the renovation of the playing surface at
Roughrider Park. The outfield and sideline sod was
replaced along with the infield surface. Coach
Smeltzer’s fundraising efforts along with commitment
from the athletic department have lead to the finest baseball facility
in the ACCAC. Smeltzer is a former two sport Division I athlete having played football and baseball at the University of
Wyoming. He ended his career at UW as the all- time homerun record holder, single season and career RBI record holder, and
fifth in career triples. Upon graduating from Wyoming, he played one season of professional baseball for the Salt Lake
Trappers of the Pioneer League. He began his coaching career at Otero Junior College before returning to Wyoming as a
graduate assistant.
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CONFERENCE
Western Arizona
29-22
Central Arizona
23-27
Chandler-Gilbert
25-11
Cochise
35-14
Eastern Arizona
35-10
Gateway
7-1
Glendale
26-13
Mesa
22-15
Paradise Valley
1-1
Phoenix
35-6
Pima
33-13
Scottsdale
26-9
South Mountain
26-27
OVERALL 323-168
STATE BY STATE
AL
Wallace State
1-1
AZ
Grand Canyon
1-1
University of Arizona1-0
Arizona State Univ. 1-1
Embry-Riddle
6-0
CA
Palomar
0-1
San Diego Mesa
1-0
San Diego City
1-0
Grossmont0-1
Siskiyous
2-0
Fullerton
0-1
CO
Colorado NW
5-0
Lamar
7-4
Arapahoe
1-0
Northeastern
2-0
FL
Chipola
0-0-1
IA
Iowa Western
4-4
ID
College of S. Idaho 5-4
IL
Elgin
2-0
Springfield
2-0
Illinois Central
9-1
McHenry County
3-0
KS
Butler
2-0
Colby
13-2
Seward
5-1
Barton
1-1
Coffeyville
Hutchinson
Garden City
MI
Macomb
Glen Oaks 3-1
ND
Williston
NE
Western Nebraska
NM
New Mexico JC
NM Military
Luna
NV
S. Nevada
W. Nevada
NY
Sussex
Briarcliff
Jefferson
SUNY
OK
Seminole
TN
Walters State
TX
El Paso
Howard
Odessa
Frank Phillips
UT
Snow
Dixie
Utah Valley
Eastern Utah
Salt Lake
WA
Spokane
Edmonds
Skagit Valley
Big Bend
WV
Potomac St
CANADA
Thompson River
OVERALL
JAPAN
Nagoya Shoka
OVERALL
1-0
0-0-1
1-1
1-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
4-0
5-0
4-11-1
1-1
2-0
5-1
1-0
2-0
3-5
1-1
3-5
0-1
0-1
1-0
6-0
3-8
2-1
4-0
8-3
1-0
1-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
5-1
3-1
2-0
2-0
In 1994, Smeltzer was an assistant at Trinidad State Junior College and
participated in the NJCAA World Series. That same Trinidad team led the
country in team batting average at a .386 clip.
The head coach was named ACCAC Conference Coach of the Year in
1998, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2008, and 2009 and was also named the
Western District Coach of the Year in 2006. In the summer of 2004,
Smeltzer was named to the staff of the USA Baseball Junior National
Team that traveled to Taipei for the World Games.
The 2006 Roughriders finished National Runners-Up and posted a school
record for wins at 58. Among the many professional baseball players
that attended Yavapai, Curt Schilling (Red Sox), Bobby Howry,(Cubs),
Dusty Brown (Red Sox), and Kyle Blanks (Padres) are all currently in
Major League Baseball.
The Denver native received a Master’s of Science degree in Sports
Administration from the University of Wyoming and lives in Prescott
Valley, Arizona with his wife Judy.
THE SMELTZER ERA
Year
’97
’98
’99
’00
’01
’02
’03
’04
’05
’06
’07
’08
’09
School
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Yavapai College
Overall
31-25
44-13-1
40-15
30-26
31-28
39-20
35-23
36-20
45-12
58-12
33-22
42-17
47-12
Conference
16-20
29-7 **
29-11**
22-18
19-19
25-13*
22-16
22-16
30-8**
32-6 ***
23-15
30-8**
30-7**
* - Division Championship
** - ACCAC Championship, ACCAC Coach of the Year
*** - ACCAC Championship, ACCAC Coach of the Year, REG 1 Championship,
Western District Championship, Western District Coach of the Year, NJCAA World
Series, National Runners Up
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Brandon Bailey enters his
second season as the
Yavapai College Pitching
Coach. The 2009
Roughrider pitching staff
enjoyed great success in
Bailey’s first season,
setting six single season
records including ERA
(2.95) and SO (455).
Several of the Roughrider
pitchers ranked among
the nation’s best in 2009. Merrill Kelly ended the regular season with a 0.79 ERA, setting a school record by only allowing 7
earned runs in 80 innings. Kelly was a Region 1, ACCAC First Team selection as well as a NJCAA All-American. Rick Anton
ranked 7th in the country in SO (105) while earning Region 1, ACCAC second team honors. Russell Havens set a Yavapai
College record and led the country in walks allowed; only issuing 4 BB in 65 plus innings of work. Pulama Silva set a school
record for saves (17) in a single season, coming up only two saves shy of breaking the NJCAA single season record. Silva
permitted only 3 earned runs in 32 innings during the ’09 season while recording 41 SO.
Bailey came to Yavapai College from Cochise
College where he worked for head coach and former
Yavapai assistant Todd Inglehart as the Apache pitching
coach. Prior to Cochise, Bailey served as the student
assistant coach at the University of Utah from 2005 to
2007. During the summer of 2008 Bailey coached for
the Brainerd (MN) Blue Thunder in the prestigious
Northwood’s Collegiate Summer League.
Bailey started his playing career at Lamar Community
College (CO), where he pitched for Coach Scott
Crampton from 2002 to 2004. He went 8-1 as a
sophomore, leading the team in appearances during the
2004 season. Lamar CC won 98 games, two conference titles,
as well as two Region XV titles, in those two seasons. Bailey
continued his playing career at the University of Utah,
playing one season for Bill Kinneberg and Brian Conger.
Bailey earned his associate of science degree from
Lamar in 2004 and his bachelor’s degree in exercise and
sports science with a minor in Nutrition in 2007 from the
University of Utah. He is engaged to Kelsey Patterson and
resides in Prescott Valley, Az.
BAILEY AT A GLANCE
• Born: February 21, 1984
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science, University of Utah, 2007
• Playing Experience: Lamar Community College (2003-2004), University of Utah (2005)
• Coaching Experience: Assistant Coach-University of Utah (2005-2007), Assistant Coach-Cochise College (2007-2008)
BAILEY’S FORMER PITCHERS MOVING ON…
•’08 – Cochise College
Claudio Bavera - Kansas City Royals Organization – ’09 Royals Rookie League Pitcher of the Year
Brandon Orr - Texas A&M Corpus Christi
•’09 – Yavapai College
Merrill Kelly – Arizona State University – Drafted in the 22nd Round by the Cleveland Indians
Kirby Yates – Tampa Bay Rays Organization – ‘09 Rookie Affiliate Stats - 2.39 ERA, 49K’s, 26.3IP
Rick Anton – University of Utah
Russell Havens – Sacramento State University
Austin Sloan – University of Hawaii
Ian Campbell – Texas A&M Corpus Christi
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Roughrider recruiting
coordinator Ryan Cougill
enters his second season in
Prescott. Five members of
Cougill’s first YC recruiting
class were selected in the
2009 MLB amateur draft.
Cougill also serves as the infield
and hitting coach for Yavapai
College. The 2009 YC offense
led the ACCAC in batting average, and finished second in home runs and doubles. Roughrider third baseman Brett Sowers had a
breakout season in his first season at Yavapai, leading the conference in home runs, RBI’s, and doubles while hitting .363. The
’09 Roughriders had 2 players end the regular season with batting averages above .400, 7 players hit over .350 and an amazing
eleven players hit over .300.
Prior to Yavapai College, Cougill spent the 2008
season as an assistant at New Mexico Junior College. That
’08 NMJC team captured the WJCAC Championship with a
remarkable team batting average of .376, belting 78 homeruns,
a mark good enough for third in the country. The ’08
Thunderbirds were equally as impressive defensively,
finishing third in the country in fielding percentage.
For the 2006 and 2007 seasons Cougill served as
an assistant coach at Joliet Junior College in Joliet, IL.
Joliet, a perennial powerhouse in the Div III NJCAA ranks saw
back to back trips to the Junior College World Series,
finishing 3rd in ‘06 and runner up in ’07.
Cougill spent one season as an assistant coach at
his alma mater, Western Illinois University in Macomb, IL.
He served as the infield coach on a team that finished
second in the Mid-Continental Conference and one game
away from earning an NCAA regional birth.
From 2001-2002, Cougill played at Joliet Junior
College for coach Wayne King, where he earned AllConference honors in both his freshman and sophomore
campaigns. He then transferred to Western Illinois
University where he played for the late Stan Hyman. Cougill was named to the All Mid-Continent Conference team in 2003 and
2004. Cougill left his mark at WIU finishing his career amongst the top of the record books in single season hits, runs scored,
and career batting average.
Cougill earned his B.S. in Exercise Science from Western Illinois University in 2004 and is working towards a Masters
degree in Sports Management from Central Missouri State University. He is engaged to Monica Perone and resides in Prescott
Valley, Az.
COUGILL ‘S FORMER PLAYERS MOVING ON…
•’08 New Mexico Junior College
Mike Mutcheson – Creighton University
Kellen Monriel – Texas Tech University
• ’09 Yavapai College
Brett Sowers – Oral Roberts University
Bobby Rinard – University of Arizona, Drafted 43rd Round
Jake Chilton – Sacramento State University
Dominic Piazza – Cal State - Northridge
COUGILL AT A GLANCE
• Born: October 26, 1981
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science, Western Illinois University, 2005
• Playing Experience: Joliet Junior College (2001-2002), Western Illinois University (2003-2004)
• Coaching Experience: Assistant Coach-Western Illinois University (2005), Assistant Coach-Joliet Junior College (2006-2007),
Assistant Coach-New Mexico Junior College (2007-2008)
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General: Returning AllRegion I performer. Will
spend time on the left side of
the infield for the
Roughriders. Possesses a
strong throwing arm and
impressive infield actions.
Will likely find himself at the
top of the lineup for the
Roughrider offense.
CAM SCHILLER – CAREER STATS
AB
H
R
YEAR G
2009 58
182
66
49
BB
21
2B
16
3B
0
HR
0
RBI
34
AVG
.363
SLG
.451
OBP
.438
2009 Freshman: Voted to
the the All-Region I team. Hit
.363 with 66 hits and 16 2B’s.
Everyday starting shortstop
for the 2009 squad.
Q and A with Schiller
Born…November 30, 1989 in
Ellensburg, WA
Favorite Movie…Dumb and
Dumber
Favorite Song… Life’s Been
Good to Me So Far – Joe
Walsh
Favorite Food…Whatever
the café makes
Place you want to visit…
Alaska
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General: Will be penciled in,
in the middle of the infield
come opening day. Will see
time at both shortstop and
second base for the’10 season.
Has the ability to change a
game both offensively and
defensively. Is among the
conferences elite at either
short or second.
TY FORNEY – CAREER STATS
YEAR G
AB
H
2009 57
171
61
R
38
2B
13
3B
4
HR
0
BB
14
RBI
38
AVG
.357
SLG
.480
OBP
.420
2009 Freshman: Hit in the
clean-up spot in a very
talented ’09 lineup. A major
run producer, Forney drove in
38 runs while scoring 38
times himself. Sported a .954
fielding percentage and led
the team in hit by pitches.
Q and A with Forney
Born…April 4, 1991 in Coral
Springs, FL.
Favorite Movie…
Field of Dreams
Favorite Music Artist…
The Pharcyde
Favorite Food…Enchiladas
Hobbies…kareoke,
spearfishing, kanikapila
Kaneohe, Hawaii
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General: After leading the
Nation is saves, Silva will
once again be slotted in as
the Roughriders closer.
Obtains the best breaking
ball on the staff. With added
velocity from the ’09 season
Silva will look to add to the
dominance he has grown
accustomed to.
PULAMA SILVA – CAREER STATS
YEAR IP
ER
BB
HITS
2009 32
3
11
16
W
2
L
0
S
17
OPP. AVG
.150
ERA
0.84
G
27
K
41
2009 Freshman: National
saves leader with 17. Led the
’09 staff with an astonishing
0.84 ERA while striking out
41 in 32 innings. Held would
be hitters to a .150 batting
average and allowed only 3
earned runs on the season.
Q and A with Silva
Born…October 28, 1989 in
Kaneohe, HI
Nickname…The Prodigy
Favorite Movie…
Slum Dong Millionaire
Favorite Song… It Was
Written, Damien Marley
Favorite Food…Crab,
Lobster, Shrimp, anything in
the ocean
Europe
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General: Spent most of the off-season battling
a hand injury. When healthy Haley will be the
most dependable infielder in the lineup. A
very knowledgeable player, Haley will be
looked upon to spread that knowledge as well
as earn a starting position at 2B.
Smeltzer on Haley – “Haley is an undersized
player who understands the game of baseball.
Will bring leadership and depth to the infield.”
2009 Freshman: Played in 21 games, all at
second base. Hit an impressive .400 while
collecting an on base percentage of .595. All
while fielding a consistent .974.
General: Dustin Hobbs transfers to Yavapai
College after spending the 2009 season at
Kansas State University. Hobbs will compete
for one of the top four starting rotation spots
on the Roughrider pitching staff. Brings Div 1
experience to the staff, and showed in fall
practice he has the ability to be a consistent
work horse type arm.
Smeltzer on Hobbs – “If you could build a
pitchers body it would look like Dustin Hobbs.
He has the strength and frame to eat a
significant amount of innings this spring. He
has 3-4 plus pitches with an “Out Pitch” type
change-up that he is comfortable throwing in
any count.”
General: Riley Welch returns to Yavapai for
his sophomore season after recording a
successful freshman year. Welch will
compete for a rotation spot on the YC pitching
staff after coming out of the bull pen for the
Riders in ’09.
Smeltzer on Welch – “Riley is a competitive
kid who likes to have the ball in his hand. He
has a strong arm and a good change-up to
keep hitters honest.”
2009 freshman: Came out of the bull pen for
the majority of the season, but did have four
starts. Logged 27 2/3 innings of work in ’09,
striking out 28 while issuing 15 walks.
Q and A with Zack
Born… February 27, 1990 in Prescott, AZ
Nickname… “Z” or “Group…” and any #10-100
Favorite Movie…The Departed
Favorite Song… Right Where I Need to Be
Hobbies… Golf, Bowling
Person You Admire…Cousin JT
Place you want to visit…Norway
2009 Freshman: Pitched in 14 innings
striking out 22 hitters as a freshman at
Kansas State in 12 appearances.
Q and A with Dustin
Born…August 18, 1989 in Austin, TX
Nickname…Dust
Favorite Movie…Fracture
Favorite Artist… Snow Patrol
Favorite Food…Sushi
Hobbies…Golf
Person you most admire…Dad
Place you want to visit… Ireland
Ended the season with an ERA of 4.88.
Q and A with Riley
Born…September 12, 1990 in Oakland, CA
Nickname…Riles
Favorite Movie…Cinderella Man
Favorite Artist… Hurricane – Bob Dylan
Favorite Food…Pesto Pasta
Hobbies…School – knowledge is power
Person you most admire…Dad
Place you want to visit… The Bahamas
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General: Demarcus transfers to YC after
spending his freshman season at Bossier
Parish CC in LA. He should begin the season
as the starting CF or RF. All around good
hitter with gap power and amazing speed.
Will hit near or atop the batting order for the
Roughriders.
General: Tyler Bremer transfers to “The Pai”
after spending his freshman season at UC
Davis. Will compete for one of the four
starting rotation spots on the YC pitching
staff. Singed a National Letter of Intent
during the early signing period with Baylor
University.
Smeltzer on Tidwell – “Demarcus has all the
tools a baseball player could ask for. He will
be one of our major contributors this spring.
I feel he has greatly improved his work ethic
this fall. He has a chance to be an early
selection in this spring’s MLB draft.”
Smetlzer on Bremer – “Tyler is a Div 1
transfer from UC Davis. He is a big strong kid
that pounds the strike zone with 4 plus
pitches. He has the “stuff” and “make up” to
be a dominant pitcher in our conference. He
will bring a lot of experience to our pitching
staff.”
Freshman ’09 – Hit .452 and stole 16 bags in
26 games at Bossier Parish Community
college in Bossier City, LA during his
freshman season of ’09.
Q and A with Demarcus
Born…July 15, 1990 in Grenada, MS
Nickname…D-Marc, “Teeiiiiiid”
Favorite Movie…Friday
Favorite Artist…
T.I. aka rubber band man – “Ain’t I”
Favorite Food…Chicken
Hobbies…Video Games, Studying
Person you most admire…Michael Jordan
Place you want to visit… Hawaii
2009 Freshman: Started 3 games and
appeared 6 times in freshman season at UC
Davis. Compiled 2.57 ERA while striking out
20 and walking just 47 in 21 innings of work.
Spent the summer in the Northwoods
Collegiate Summer league with the Eau Claire
Express. Tossed the franchise’s first no hitter
on July 16th, 2009.
Q and A with Tyler
Born…December 7, 1989 in Berkeley, CA
Nickname…Donna – as in DI pre Madonna
Favorite Movie…Step Brothers
Favorite Artist… Death Cab for Cutie
Favorite Food…Mac ‘n Cheese
Hobbies…Golf
Person you most admire…Brandon Bailey
General: Brown will compete for time at both
corner infield positions in the spring of ’10.
He reaffirmed his defensive abilities this fall
at third base. If he continues to improve
offensively he will earn a significant amount
of playing time this spring.
Smeltzer on Brown “Cameron Brown has
come a long way since he stepped on campus
last fall. He is a tireless worker and a very
mature young man. Cam is unusually athletic
for his size and gives us the option of playing
him in many positions. He has waited his
turn to be the starting third baseman and
with added consistency his efforts will come
to fruition. He will be a leader for us in the
’09 season.”
‘09 Yavapai –Batted .185 in 27 AB’s
collecting two doubles and four runs batted in
’09.
Q and A with Cameron
Born…July 26, 1988 in Geelong Austrailia
Nickname…Aussie
Favorite Movie…Rise of the Foot Soldier
Favorite Artist…Digitalism, Men at Work
Favorite Food…Cytogainer
Hobbies…wiffle ball, poker, and getting
yoked
Person you most admire…
Geoff Brown R.I.P. and Ronnie Coleman
Place you want to visit… Netherlands
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General: Will compete for a corner OF
position in the spring. Saw limited action as a
freshman and produced when called upon.
Jones has proven that he has the ability to hit
with power, must become a more consistent
hitter.
Smeltzer on Jones – “John is the type of kid
who you love to have on your team. He works
extremely hard and want this team to be
successful. He will be one of the leaders of
our ’10 team.”
Freshman ’09 – Hit .385 with 2HR, 9RBI’s in
52 AB during his freshman season at Yavapai
Q and A with John
Born…October 9, 1989 in Denver, CO
Nickname…Minotaur
Favorite Movie…Gran Torino
Favorite Artist…Lynyrd Skynyrd
Favorite Food…Steak
Hobbies…Fishing, Hiking, Camping
Person you most admire…Grandma Evans,
Parents
Place you want to visit… Alaska
General: James enters his first season at
Yavapai College. He will be a legitimate
contender for a corner outfield spot. James
showed the YC coaching staff in fall practice
his ability to hit the ball with power to all
fields. Very athletic in the OF with a good
arm.
Smeltzer on Cloud – “James has an abundant
amount of talent. He is a big strong kid that at
times makes the game look easy. James has
an extremely high ceiling that he will reach as
he continues to play.”
Q and A with James
Born…November 11, 1987 in San Pablo, CA
Nickname…Big Game
Favorite Movie…Green Mile
Favorite Artist… R&B
Favorite Food…Mom’s Cooking
Hobbies…working out, outdoor activities,
movies
Person you most admire…My Lord and
Savior, Mother, sister
Place you want to visit… South Africa
General: Yavapai County product Gaige
McKeon comes to Yavapai College form
Bagdad, AZ. Gaige will be a very serviceable
left handed pitcher coming out of the
Roughrider bull pen. Was very good during
fall workouts, Gaige gives coach Smeltzer the
option of having a Left Handed specialist in
his bull pen for the ’10 season.
Smeltzer on McKeon “Another Yavapai
County kid, I have made a commitment to
Yavapai County kids. Another great kid as
well. Gaige shows up early to whatever
workout we have planned and finds a way to
frustrate and confuse hitters. He will be our
left handed option out of the pen.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Bagdad High
School in Bagdad, AZ.
Q and A with Gaige
Born…March, 1 1991 in Prescott, AZ
Nickname…Gaiger
Favorite Movie…Dumb and Dumber
Favorite Artist…Iron Maiden – Number of
the beast
Favorite Food…Any and All
Hobbies…Baseball
Person you most admire…Father
Place you want to visit… Ireland
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General: Tony Vocca is a 2 way threat that
showed both competitiveness on the mound
and at the plate this fall. He will see time in
the DH spot along with coming out of the pen
for the Roughriders. His left handed power
sets up perfectly for the friendly confines of
Roughrider Park.
General: Ashton McCoy will spend most of
the ’10 season competing for the starting
second base position as he continues to
transition from being a high school shortstop.
He has the ability to change a game both
defensively and at the plate. Possesses gap
power and handles the bat extremely well.
General: Alex will compete for one of the four
starting rotation spots on the YC pitching
staff. Crafty left handed pitcher with a very
good change-up and a developing slider. Alex
fits the profile of the many left handed
pitchers that have dominated ACCAC
conference play over the past years.
Smeltzer on Vocca “Tony is another Yavapai
County kid. He is a tremendous competitor.
He will be a 2 way player for us this spring.
He has a dangerous left handed swing and
will get many AB’s in the DH spot. On the
mound he is a bull-dog. He will be a stopper
out of the pen for us in ’09.”
Smeltzer on McCoy “Ashton continues to
improve with the guidance of both Schiller
and Forney. With added confidence from
playing a full college baseball season I expect
very good things from (Ash).”
Smeltzer on Miranda- “Alex is your typical
left handed pitcher with a very good change
up. He knows how to locate all of his pitches
and change speeds. The thing I like about
Alex the most is he knows how to compete,
and really has a will to win.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Mingus High
School in Cottonwood, AZ. All-State
Quaterback on football team that lost in state
championship. Mingus High School won back
to back AZ 4A 2 Baseball championships.
Q and A with Tony
Born…April 18, 1991 in Cottonwood, AZ
Nickname…Italian Stallion
Favorite Movie…Hangover
Favorite Artist…Vampire – Tribal Seeds
Favorite Food…Spaghetti
Hobbies…X - Box
Person you most admire…Brothers Frank
and Paul
Place you want to visit… Italy
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Pinnacle HS in
Phoenix, AZ
Q and A with Ashton
Born…November 29, 1990 in Kansas City, MO
Nickname…Chief
Favorite Movie…Super Troopers
Favorite Artist…Tech N9ne
Hobbies…Dirtbiking, Video games
Person you most admire…Miranda Kerr
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Cibola High
School in Yuma, AZ.
Q and A with Alex
Born…July 25, 1991 in Yuma, AZ
Nickname…Senior
Favorite Movie…Pursuit of Happiness
Favorite Artist…Reggae ton
Favorite Food…Home cooked food
Hobbies…Sleeping
Person you most admire…former YC lefty
Leo Torez
Place you want to visit… Yankee Stadium
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General: Will compete for time as the YC first
baseman, should also se time in the DH spot.
Ethan came to Yavapai as a two way player
but suffered arm injuries forcing him to
concentrate on the offensive side of his game.
Proved during fall workouts he will be a big
contributor at the plate for the Roughriders.
Smeltzer on Leiter“Leiter can really hit. He
needs to keep working hard to find a position
because he is extremely athletic just not very
skilled at a specific defensive position. But
Ethan can and will hit.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Penn High
School in Osceola, Indiana.
Q and A with Hobbs
Born…October 14, 1990 in South Bend, IN
Nickname…bird man
Favorite Movie…Caddy shack
Favorite Artist…Dave Mathews Band
Favorite Food…Breakfast food
Hobbies…Outdoorsy activities
Person you most admire…YC SS Cam
Schiller
General: Tony Piazza will compete for time
for both 1st and 3rd base and could also see
some time in the DH spot. Possesses the
potential to hit for a lot of power before his
career at Yavapai is over. Will be a solid
defender at either corner position. Serious
competitor with leadership qualities who will
help lead the Roughriders this spring and
next season. Maintained a 4.0 GPA this fall
semester.
Smeltzer on Piazza-“When this young man
makes contact the ball makes a different
sound coming of the bat. He has tremendous
bat speed. Made some adjustments at the
plate this fall to help him become a complete
hitter. Works very hard in the weight room, I
wouldn’t be surprised if he put on 25lbs
throughout the fall.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Notre Dame
Preparatory High School in Scottsdale, AZ.
Q and A with Tony
Born…April, 24 1991
Nickname…Tony P
Favorite Movie…Wedding Crashers
Favorite Artist…Areola
Favorite Food…Lucky Charms
Hobbies…Hunting and Fishing
Person you most admire…YC 3rd Baseman
Cameron Brown
Place you want to visit… Derby, KS
General: Joe Hollowell is a left handed
pitcher who will start the season in the ’10
season in the bullpen. Very good change up
and a mid 80’s fastball, Hollowell has the
combination to be successful in the ACCAC.
Smeltzer on Hollowell “Joe is another left
handed arm that gives us options in the
bullpen for the ’09 season. He is a great kid
that works tremendously hard. With more
consistency and confidence he has the ability
develop into a starting pitcher.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Thatcher High
School in Thatcher, AZ.
Q and A with Joe
Born…July 17, 1990 in Phoenix, AZ
Nickname…Joey
Favorite Movie…Dark Knight
Favorite Artist…George Strait
Favorite Food…All
Hobbies…Pool, Fishing
Person you most admire…Parents
Place you want to visit… New York
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General: Aaron Fujiki returns as a redshirt
freshman. A mid-year transfer in 2009, Fujiki
spent his first semester at San Diego State
University. An excellent defensive catcher
Fujiki will control opposing base stealers and
looked upon to handle a talented but
inexperienced core of pitchers.
Smeltzer on Fujiki- “Aaron is as good as they
come defensively. He has an above average
arm, quick feet and the mentality to play the
position.”
Prior to Yavapai – Spent a semester playing
under Tony Gwynn at San Diego State
University. Prepped at Mid-Pacific Institute
in Oahu, Hawaii.
Q and A with Aaron
Born…December 31, 1989
Nickname…Fuji, Fustank
Favorite Movie…The Hangover
Favorite Artist…2 Face Idibia
Favorite Food…Loco Moco and Chili Frank
Hobbies…Anything water related
Person you most admire…
Demarcus Tidwell aka “Yung Tidd”
General: Blaine Schmidt will compete for
time behind the plate with Aaron Fujiki and
Sean Smedley. Suffered a hand injury that cut
his fall practice short, but showed his ability
to be a dangerous threat at the plate. Has
good pop and handles the bat extremely well.
General: Devon Zenn comes to Yavapai after
being drafted in the 27th round by the
Anaheim Angels. Primarily an outfielder Zenn
may also see time at first base. Has the ability
to hit for both average and power and may be
the Roughriders best baserunner.
Smeltzer on Schmidt “Blaine is a hardnosed
kid who comes to practice every day and
works. He is an offensive catcher that has
improved behind the plate this fall. I always
like having depth at the catching position so
you can keep them fresh. Having Fujiki,
Blaine, and Smedley gives us this option.”
Smeltzer on Zenn-“Devon is a very fun
player to watch. He has begun to make the
adjustment from being a good high school
player to becoming a good college player. He
obviously has the tools to play after college
and that will be a very real possibility as he
continues to compete against the caliber of
pitching in the ACCAC.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Deer Valley
High School in Glendale, AZ
Q and A with Blaine
Born…February 28, 1991
Nickname…Schmidty
Favorite Movie…Gran Torino
Favorite Artist…Lil Wayne
Favorite Food…Chicken Tenders with Ranch
Hobbies…Working out, hanging out
Person you most admire…brother - Clinton
Place you want to visit… Fiji
Prior to Yavapai – Selected in the 27th round
by the Anaheim Angels. Prepped at Benicia,
HS in Benicia, CA.
Q and A with Devon
Born… October 4th, 1991 in Hercules, CA
Nickname…D-Vo, D-Boy
Favorite Movie…Transformers I and II
Favorite Artist…Lil Wayne
Favorite Food…Mac and Cheese
Hobbies…Hanging out with friends,
videogames, and sports
Person you most admire…Jim Bowley (HS
coach), Ken Griffey Jr.
Place you want to visit… Amsterdam, NYC
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General: Sean Smedley will compete among
Fujiki and Schmidt at the catcher position.
Brings knowledge of the game and a tireless
work ethic. Has shown the ability to handle a
pitching staff and has been one of the most
improved players on the Roughriders roster.
General: Andrews will battle for a spot in the
OF during the ’10 season. Big strong
outfielder has all the tools to become a great
player down the road. Redshirted the ’09
season. Had a productive fall showcasing his
incredible athletic ability.
Smeltzer on Smedley “Sean is a big strong
young man. He has a great work ethic and
continues to improve every day. We really
have three catchers that could see time this
season.”
Smeltzer on Darwin “Drew is a five tool
baseball player. He is very raw in his
development as a baseball player. He does
things physically that leave me scratching my
head because they are unbelievable. He has
grown a tremendous amount since he
stepped on our campus.”
Prior to Yavapai – Prepped at Desert Vista
High School in Phoenix, AZ
Q and A with Sean
Born…September 28, 1990 in Evergreen, CO
Nickname…Smeds
Favorite Movie…Forest Gump
Favorite Artist…Queen – fat bottom girls
Hobbies…Working out
Person you most admire…Father and Clint
Myers
Place you want to visit… England
’09 Yavapai – Redshirted the ’09 season with
the Roughriders, drafted in the 31st round of
the ’08 MLB draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Q and A with Andrew
Born…January 15, 1990 in Los Alamitos, CA
Nickname…Drew
Favorite Movie…Tenacious D – Pick of
Destiny
Favorite Artist…Stick Stick’n – Attack Attack
Favorite Food…Mongolian Food
Hobbies…Getting Jacked
Person you most admire…Matt Kemp
Place you want to visit… Prescott Valley, AZ
General: Injured for most of fall practice, was
recruited to be a two way player. Had the
opportunity to pitch at the end of fall
workouts and impressed YC coaches with his
low-mid 90’s fastball. Will get a chance to
prove his abilities in the OF as well as starting
the season in the YC bullpen.
Smeltzer on Dykstra- “James has a great
pitchers frame and a very live arm. He will
get some quality innings in the spring. It’s
hard to say how much he will contribute at
the plate due to his injury in the fall but he is
suppose to be able to really play. His brother
was a first round pick of the San Diego Padres
a couple years ago.”
Prior to Yavapai – Drafted in the 40th round
of the ’09 MLB draft by the Boston Red
Sox…prepped at power house Rancho
Bernardo High School in San Diego, CA.
Q and A with James
Born…November, 11 1990 in San Diego, CA
Nickname…Jimmy
Favorite Movie…Anchor Man
Favorite Artist…Red Hot Chili Peppers
Favorite Food…Mexican
Hobbies…Surfing
Person you most admire…Brother, Allen
Place you want to visit… Greece
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General: Casey will compete for one of the
four starting rotation spots on the YC pitching
staff. Progressed from a thrower to a pitcher
and was dominating for the greater part of
fall workouts against both outside
competition and in scrimmages. Mixes a low
90’s fastball with a good 12-6 curveball,
slider, and change-up.
Smeltzer on Upperman -“Casey has a very
live arm. He has the ability to dominate a
game at this level. I am very happy with the
progress he made this fall. He is learning how
to pitch compared to just throwing hard and
should get a bunch of innings this spring. “
Prior to Yavapai – Drafted in the 24 round
by the Atlanta Braves of the ’09 MLB draft.
Prepped at Notre Dame Preparatory High
School in Scottsdale, AZ.
Q and A with Casey
Born…November 16, 1990
Nickname…Case
Favorite Movie…Grandma’s Boy
Favorite Artist…E-40
Favorite Food…Piazza
Hobbies…Underwater Basketweaving
Person you most admire…My Parents
General: Parker will compete with several
others for one of the four starting rotation
spots on the YC pitching staff. Was dominant
at times during fall practice, but must
continue to become more consistent. Has a
low 90’s fastball with 2 very good off-speed
pitches in a sharp slider and outstanding
change-up.
Smeltzer on Markel- “Parker has the most
potential and the best “stuff’” of any arm on
our pitching staff. He will continue to grow
and progress as a pitcher, but I feel he has the
best chance of any one of our pitchers to
someday play in the big leagues.”
Prior to Yavapai – Drafted in the 30th round
by the Detroit Tigers in the ’09 MLB
Draft….prepped at Desert Ridge HS in
Glendale, AZ.
Q and A with Parker
Born…September 15, 1990
Nickname…Flounder
Favorite Movie…Shooter, Saving Private
Ryan
Favorite Artist…Eminem – “Til I Collapse”
Favorite Food…Buffalo Wings or pasta
Hobbies…Movies, Laptop, Video Games,
Friends
Person you most admire…Grandmother
Place you want to visit… Bahamas
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DOWNTOWN
PRESCOTT
HOME OF YAVAPAI COLLEGE
Through its teaching and engagement, Yavapai College serves as
an educational stepping stone for the people of Yavapai County
and the city of Prescott, Arizona. From the modern architecture
seen throughout campus to the geographic location and extensive
support systems, Yavapai offers the best in a junior college
experience.
Beyond the newly refurbished campus lies a breathtaking view of
Thumb Butte. Just outside the city limits lies Watson Lake. A
natural lake located beneath the bubble rock formations known
to Prescott and northern Arizona.
In the center of it all lays “Old Town”, a historic downtown
Prescott that dates back to the 1800s.
The city of Prescott speaks for itself. Rated one of the top 5
places to live by Money Magazine, Prescott offers the
convenience of a big city with the feel of small town America.
That listing is among the praise affirming the charm of Yavapai
College campus as well. Newly remodeled buildings and other
landscapes synonymous with the natural beauty of the southwest
add something extra to the experience among Yavapai students.
To add to the quality of Prescott, Yavapai College has seen
extensive upgrades. A recent approval of a bond saw more than
$60 million dollars used on the improvement of Yavapai campus,
including classrooms and athletic funding. With this funding
Yavapai has seen improvements in technology as well. Personal
computers in classrooms and free academic assistance highlight
the numerous support systems here at Yavapai.
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2010 YAVAPAI BASEBALL
PRESCOTT… AGAIN!!
The downtown Courthouse plaza in
Prescott has made the list of the top ten
public spaces in America. The
American Planning Association puts
Prescott in with such notables as
Central Park in New York City and
Union Station in Washington, D.C.
And Again!
The October issue of National Geographic
Adventure contains the 50 Best Places to
Live: the Next Great Adventure Towns.
Arizona cities on the list? Prescott and
Tucson.
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HOME OF THE ARIZONA SUNDOGS
WATSON LAKE in PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
35
YAVAPAI SOFTBALL
08’,09’ ACCAC CHAMPIONS
08’,09’ REGION I CHAMPIONS
08’, 09’ WESTERN DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
08’, 09’ NJCAA WORLD SERIES
2009 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
YAVAPAI SOCCER
2008 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
20 CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES
ROUGHRIDERS
A WINNING TRADITION
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ROUGHRIDER
PRIDE
MAKING OUR TRADITION STRONGER
3 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
7 WORLD SERIES APPEARANCES
7 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
6 ACCAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
27 ALL-AMERICANS
23 ALL-REGION PLAYERS (last 5 yrs)
33 ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS (last 5 yrs)
50 PLAYERS PLACED TO D-1 LEVEL (last 6 yrs)
155 PLAYERS DRAFTED
5 CURRENT MLB ROUGHRIDERS
37
GRAND JUNCTION
HOME OF THE 2010 JUCO WORLD SERIES
38
Some of the Biggest Names In Baseball
– IIncluding
n
(clockwise from top) Billy Hatcher,
Curt
C r Schilling, Bobby Howry and Chad Curtis.
Cu
All
All Major League Baseball players that wore
Yavapai
uniforms before they went on to
Yav
greatness
after college.
greea
39
ROUGHRIDER SUMMER LEAGUE PLACEMENTS
40
POST-SEASON HONORS
41
POST-SEASON HONORS
YEAR-BY-YEAR- ALL-AMERICAS
Since 1996 (Smeltzer Era)
YEAR-BY-YEAR -ALL- ACCAC
Since 1994 (Smeltzer Era)
1996 Steve Chavez
Matt Fick
1998 Mario Delgado
1999 Trevor Mote
Brian Ross
2001 Dusty Brown
2003 Kelii Alcon
2005 Kyle Blanks
Milton Loo
2006 Troy Hanzawa
J.R. Murphy
2008 Rick Anton
Kole Calhoun
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Mark Murhpy
Matt Fick
Mike Lopez
Adam Walker
Almond Benson
Andrew Mosher
Andrew Mosher
Mike Lopez
Caesar Acosta
Derek Hines
Trevor Mote
Mario Delgado *
Butch Gurule
Mike Crawford
Michael Wombacher
Fraser Inouye
Trevor Mote *
Mario Delgado
Michael Wojtkowski
Brian Ross
Bryce Gehlin
Jeff Fields
Todd West
Fraser Inouye
Jake Brown
Joel Buchenbauer
Dusty Brown
Matt Vanderbosh
David Nowak
Justin Lensch
Andy Hargrove
Brian Jenkins
JC Sousa
Dustin Mote
Steven Lopez
Kelii Alcon
Nick Thorne
2004
2004
Steven
Lopez
Steven
Lopez
Eric
Durante
Eric
Durante
Steve
Hoffner
Steve
Hoffner
Shawn
Russ
Shawn
Russ
2005
Kyle Blanks *
Milton
Loo*
2005
Kyle
Blanks
JR Murphy
Milton
Loo
Trink
JR Matt
Murphy
2006 Evan
Evan
LeBlanc
2006
LeBlanc
* *
Aaron
Asher
Aaron
Asher
Murphy
JR JR
Murphy
Troy
Hanzawa
Troy
Hanzawa
Mike
Roskopf
Mike
Roskopf
Milton
Milton
LooLoo
Derek
Tarapaki
Derek
Tarapaki
Dustin
Kaats
Dustin
Kaats
2007 Dillion
Dillion
Baird
2007
Baird
Gary
Gattis
Gary
Gattis
Garrett
Yoder
Garrett
Yoder
2008
Rick Anton
Louise Templeton
Zack Castlebery
Kole Calhoun
Domicic Piazza
2009
Cam Schiller
Rick Anton
Dominic Piazza
Merrill Kelly
Brett Sowers
Kirby Yates
* ACCAC Player of the Year
Kyle Blanks (’05) San Diego Padres (’08)
2005 ACCAC Player of the Year
2005 1st Team NJCAA Div I All American
2001 NJCAA All American
Dusty Brown (’01) Boston Red Sox (’08)
st
2001 ACCAC 1 Team
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BASEB
ROUGHRIDER DRAFT HISTORY
13 - 1ST ROUNDERS
15 - 2ND ROUNDERS
Curt Schilling – Yavapai ’83 2nd Rd
8 - 3RD ROUNDERS
7 - 4TH ROUNDERS
5 – 5TH ROUNDERS
4 – 6TH ROUNDERS
Bobby Howry – Yavapai ’93 29th Rd
2 – 7TH ROUNDERS
2 – 8TH ROUNDERS
4 – 9TH ROUNDERS
2 – 10TH ROUNDERS
9 – 11TH THROUGH 20TH ROUNDERS
Kyle Blanks – Yavapai ’05
#1 Ranked Prospect San Diego Padres
16 – 21ST THROUGH 30TH ROUNDERS
11 – 31ST THROUGH 40TH ROUNDERS
12 – 40TH THROUGH 48TH ROUNDERS
Dusty Brown – Yavapai ‘01
Boston Red Sox
43
ROUGHRIDER 4-YEAR PLACEMENTS
University of Alabama
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
North Alabama University
Auburn University
University of Arkansas
Baylor University
Cal State - Fullerton
Cal State - Northridge
Chico State University
University of Hawaii
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
University of Kentucky
Lewis and Clark State
Lyon College
Louisiana Tech University
Louisiana State University
Univ. Louisiana-Monroe
Mesa State University
Metro State University
University of Miami
University of Mississippi
University of New Mexico
New Mexico State University
UNLV
University of Nevada Reno
Oklahoma City University
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Oral Roberts University
Sacramento State University
Oregon State University
San Diego State University
Univ. of Southern California
University of Tennessee
University of Texas
Texas Tech University
UT – Arlington
University of Utah
Wake Forest University
West Virginia University
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THE ACCAC
Yavapai College
·Nickname: Roughriders
·2009 ACCAC: (30-7) 1st
·2009 Overall: (47-10)
·National Ranking: 2nd
Arizona Western College
·Nickname: Matadors
·2009 ACCAC: (17-21) 9th
·2009 Overall: (24-28)
·National Ranking: N/A
Central Arizona College
·Nickname: Vaqueros
·2009 ACCAC: (30-8) 2nd
·2009 Overall: (47-11)
·National Ranking: 7th
Chandler-Gilbert CC
·Nickname: Coyotes
·2009 ACCAC: (23-15) 5th
·2009 Overall:(13-25) 12th
Cochise College
·Nickname: Apaches
·2009 ACCAC: (22-15) 5th
·2009 Overall: (35-21)
Eastern Arizona College
·Nickname: Gila Monsters
·2009 ACCAC: (5-33)14th
·2009 Overall: (12-44)
Gateway College
·Nickname: Geckos
·2009 ACCAC: (12-26)13th
·2009 Overall: (18-36)
Glendale CC
·Nickname: Guachos
·2009 ACCAC: (20-18) 8th
·2009 Overall: (30-27)
Phoenix College
·Nickname: Bears
·2009 ACCAC: (13-25) 11th
·2009 Overall: (23-31)
Pima College
·Nickname: Aztecs
·2009 ACCAC: (20-18) 7th
·2009 Overall: (35-20)
Scottsdale CC
·Nickname: Artichokes
·2009 ACCAC: (21-17) 6th
·2009 Overall: (34-20)
Mesa CC
·Nickname: Thunderbirds
·2009 ACCAC: (13-25)10th
·2009 Overall: (27-31)
South Mountain CC
·Nickname: Cougars
·2009 ACCAC: (26-12) 3rd
·2009 Overall: (40-18)
Paradise Valley CC
·Nickname: Pumas
·2009 ACCAC: (23-15) 4th
·2009 Overall: (31-22)
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SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Season Hitting Records
Season Pitching Records
Runs
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Innings Pitched
Steve Scholnik
Trevor Mote
Todd West
Troy Hanzawa
Dan Townsend
Dustin Mote
Trevor Mote
Mike Wojkowski
Brad Brown
Paul Tanner
1977
1999
1999
1995
2006
1977
2002
1998
1999
1989
1995
94
81
80
76
73
72
72
70
69
68
68
Trevor Mote
Mario Delgado
Trevor Mote
Evan LeBlanc
Fraser Inouye
Troy Hanzawa
Steve Chavez
Paul Tanner
Dusty Brown
Andy Mosher
Mike Wojkowski
Kyle Blanks
Todd West
Brad Brown
Mike Roskopf
1999
1998
1998
2006
1998
2006
1995
1995
2001
1997
1999
2005
1999
1989
2006
111
107
107
105
100
99
97
96
94
93
88
87
86
84
84
1999
1998
2006
1995
1982
1984
1980
1983
1977
1980
1998
.481
.476
.465
.462
.457
.452
.451
.447
.446
.442
.442
1993
1998
2002
1996
2008
1998
1999
1999
1994
1998
2001
2006
29
25
23
21
18
18
18
17
14
14
14
14
Donzell McDonald
Hits
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Batting Average
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Trevor Mote
Mario Delgado
Evan LeBlanc
Steve Chavez
Johnny Hatcher
Ric Francis
Billy Hatcher
Rob Swain
Steve Olson
Mike Bradford
Fraser Inouye
Home Runs
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Brian Deak
Mario Delgado
Andy Hargrove
Matt Frick
Kole Calhoun
Mike Wombacher
Mario Delgado
Trevor Mote
Chris Sherron
Butch Gurule
Dusty Brown
Dustin Kaats
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Don Hanna
JR Murphy
John Butcher
Ed Ribera
Gabe Molina
Curt Schilling
Justin Lensch
Joey Rosas
Rick Anton
Mike Crawford
Merrill Kelly
Jeff Dunning
Justin Lensch
George Wheeler
Charlie Kerfeld
Brandon Rinnan
Dave Watson
Adam Henderson
Robert Lucero
Brian Ross
Brandon Rinnan
Brian Ross
Jerry Gomez
1975
2006
1977
1975
1995
1986
2002
2006
2008
1998
2009
1994
2001
1971
1982
2003
1989
1995
1985
1999
2002
2000
1971
128 2/3
115
113
110
104 2/3
102 2/3
98 2/3
98
97 2/3
96
95 2/3
94
93 2/3
93
93
92 2/3
92
91 2/3
91 1/3
90 2/3
90 2/3
89
87 2/3
2008
1975
2009
2006
2006
1978
2005
2004
1975
1982
2006
1977
1975
1.38
1.40
1.51
1.72
1.77
1.90
1.91
2.00
2.10
2.13
2.21
2.25
2.35
1975
1995
1998
2008
1978
1975
1977
1986
1999
2002
2006
2009
1974
1976
17
14
14
13
13
12
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
Earned Run Average
(49 innings pitched)
1. Rick Anton
2. George Hawley
3. Merrill Kelly
4. JR. Murphy
5. Derek Terapacki
6. Scott Patterson
7. J.R. Murphy
8. Shawn Benson
9. Don Hanna
10. Charlie Kerfeld
11. Tyler Backus
12. Brian McCaslin
13. Don Hanna
Wins
1.
2.
Don Hanna
Gabe Molina
Mike Crawford
3. Rick Anton
4. Brian Meadows
5. Ed Ribera
6. John Butcher
7. Curt Schilling
8. Brian Ross
9. Justin Lensch
10. JR Murphy
11. Merrill Kelly
Jack Ashby
Wade Leitch
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LETTERWINNERS
-AAbafo, Randen
Abajian, Troy
Abraham, Brad
Acosta, Ceasar
Adair, Raith
Adams, Casey
Aguilar, Ray
Alcon, Kelii
Alevras, Chad
Alexander, John
Alfano, Sal
Almond, Russell
Amarillas, Carlos
Amato, Jerry
Ambrose, Mark
Anderson, Todd
Andregg, Mark
Angus, James
Annicchini, Rocky
Anton, Rick
Apodaca, Dan
Arias, Steve
Arnett, Eli
Aronow, David
Asher, Aaron
2007-08
1986-87
1983-84
1995-97
1981-83
1999-01
1997-98
2001-03
1994-95
1985-87
1971-72
1993-95
1999-00
1970-72
1983-84
1980-81
1978-79
1981-82
1970-71
2008-2009
1982-83
1982-83
2001-03
1976-77
2004-06
-BBabbitt, Dean
Backlund, Brett
Backus, Tyler
Bacon, David
Bailor, Dave
Ballard, Tim
Bandura, Buck
Barowski, Don
Barrett, Chris
Barriga, Rene
Batson, Curtis
1989-90
1988-89
2005-06
2001-03
1979-80
1977-78
1994-95
1989-90
2001-01
1989-90
1982-83
Baumgartner, Wayne 1987-88
Becerra, Mike
1984-85
Bell, Anthony
1978-79
Beltran, Ray
1990-91
Benson, Shawn
2003-05
Bentz, Josh
1996-97
Bergen, Tim
1992-94
Berks, Joe
1986-87
Biernat, Andy
1988-90
Bishop, Bill
1970-71
Blair, John
1989-91
Blakeley, Jason
1991-93
Blanks, Kyle
2004-05
Bluthardt, Jay
1980-81
Boatman, John
1993-94
Boggs, Bill
1983-84
Bonham, Wayne 1979-81
Borrelli, Tommy
2003-05
Bourbonnais, Mike 1987-89
Bowman, Kyle
2004-05
Boyer, Kelly
1987-88
Bracamonte, Chris 1986-88
Braden, Deven
2007-08
Bradford, Bob
1976-77
Bradford, Mike
1979-81
Bradley, Ky
2003-04
Braun, Mitch
2005-06
Breedlove, Matt 1978-79
Brenner, Scot
1983-85
Brilliant, Joe
1999-00
Brockman, Mike 1981-83
Brogni, brady
1984-86
Brown, Brad
1987-89
Brown, Cameron 2009Brown, Chris 96-97, 98-99
Brown, Dave
1989-00
Brown, Dusty
2000-01
Brown, Jake
1998-00
Brown, Jason
1999-01
Brown, Nebasset 1998-99
Bryson, Cliff
1995-97
Buchenauer, Joel 1999-01
Buckel, Matt
1998-99
Buckner, Jim
1971-72
Burns, Torrance
2007-08
Butler, Troy
2003-05
Burmester, Lou
1980-81
Butcher, John
1976-77
-CCaldwell, Patrick
Calhoun, Kole
Campbell, Ian
Cantarzaro, Lon
Capek, David
Carr, Casey
Carter, Ryan
Casas, Armando
2003-04
2007-08
2009
1970-71
1996-98
1997-98
1994-96
2003-05
Castleberry, William 1981-82
Castleberry, Zach 2008-09
Cerrone, Ricky
2004-05
Chadwick, George 1977-78
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Clairmont, Kelly
Clark, Jared
Clayton, Kenny
Cluck, Jim
Coefield, Jesse
Coleman, Matt
Conrad, Robert
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Crawford, Mike
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Curnutt, Donny
Curtis, Chad
1985-87
2009
2002-03
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1991-93
1989-90
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1987-89
1979-81
1989-91
1999-01
1982-83
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2001-03
1999-00
1986-87
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Danoff, Jason
Daniel, Scott
Daniels, Gary
Davis, Lincoln
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Deak, Brian
Degamo, Braden
Degner, Levi
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DeHoyos, Gabe
Delgado, Mario
Demijohn, Todd
Devers, Dan
Diaz, Danny
Dickerson, Dave
Dickson, Austin
DiLillo, Tony
Dillard, Justin
Dittman, Bill
Dixon, Adam
Door, Jeff
Dorner, Joe
Dorsey, Sean
Douglas, Mark
Dowdy, Michael
Dubinka, Steve
Duffy, Dan
Dukes, Shawn
Duncan, David
Duncan, Jim
Dunn, Steve
1989-90
2005-06
1983-85
1970-71
1989-90
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1985-86
2007-08
1994-96
2007-08
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1984-85
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1999-00
1984-85
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1986-87
1980-81
1970-71
2007-08
1986-88
1989-91
1976-78
1989-90
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Dupuy, Jonathon
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1992-94
2007-08
2002-04
1976-77
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Ethier, Byron
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1977-78
1977-79
1976-77
1976-77
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1979-81
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1970-71
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1988-89
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1983-84
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1990-92
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1984-85
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1982-83
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1970-71
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1979-81
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1980-82
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1977-78
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1982-84
Gilbert, Steve
1980-82
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1982-84
Glover, Scott
1996-97
Gohde, George
1977-79
Goldby, Scott
1984-86
Goligoski, Greg
1995-96
Gomez, Jaime
1996-97
Hilde, Kevin
Hines, Derek
Hoffner, Jeff
Hoffner, Steve
Holliday, Tom
Hoover, Scott
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Howard, Ted
Howry, Bob
Huddleston, Glen
Hudson, James
Hudson, Richard
Hume, Duane
Hunt, Gary
Huyck, Paul
1982-84
1995-97
2003-05
2002-04
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1971-72
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Ireland, Billy
Irons, James
Ismay, Bill
1997-99
1976-77
1977-79
1981-83
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Jackson, Wayne
Jameson, Bill
Jamieson, Clay
Janssen, Kevin
Jenkins, Bob
Jenkins, Brian
Jensen, Clint
Johnson, Kelly
Johnson, Wade
1999-00
1981-83
1976-77
1988-90
1977-78
1971-72
2000-01
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1999-00
2007-08
Gomez, Jerry
Gomez, Mario
Gonzales, Johny
Gonzales, Paul
Gonzales, Robert
Gonzales, Tony
Gonzalez, Marco
Goodro, Terry
Gordon, Gabe
Gossage, Kevin
Gracio, Rocky
Granks, Thomas
Green, Mark
Greer, Adam
Grilz, Steve
Grimm, Rick
Grivatt, Chris
Grundhauser, Ben
Guimbarda, Dave
Gulick, Andy
Gurule, Butch
1970-71
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1982-83
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2004-05
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1970-72
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1971-72
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2005-06
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1977-79
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2000-02
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1979-81
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1995-96
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2004-05
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2007-08
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1991-93
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1986-88
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1991-92
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2000-01
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1999-00
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1999-01
Littlehoop, Jeremy 2004-05
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1996-97
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Livingston, Bill
1984-85
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1989-91
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2004-06
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1982-83
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1982-83
Lopez, Mike
1996-98
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1970-72
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2003-04
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2002-04
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1978-80
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1992-94
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1984-85
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2000-01
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2001-03
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1982-83
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1981-83
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1982-83
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1970-71
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1989-91
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1997-98
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1983-85
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1983-85
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1976-77
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1983-84
McClendon, Levi 1992-94
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1996-97
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2002-04
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1986-87
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1991-93
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1988-90
1981-83
1988-89
1987-88
1971-72
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1980-82
1976-78
1978-80
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1981-82
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1983-84
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1982-83
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1977-78
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1983-85
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1986-87
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1976-77
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1979-80
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1970-72
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1977-78
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1977-79
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1984-85
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Richins, Gehrig
Rinard, Bobby
Rinnan, Brandon
Rittman, John
Robbins, Cory
Roberts, Robbie
Rodriguez, Adam
Rodriguez, Albert
Rodriguez, Omar
Rodriguez, Steve
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Romine, Brandon
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2004-05
1977-78
1987-89
1978-80
1971-72
1988-90
1970-72
1979-81
1998-99
1998-00
2001-02
2008-09
2001-03
1982-83
1995-96
1986-87
1981-83
2002-04
1977-78
1985-86
1986-88
1976-77
1983-84
1979-80
2005-06
1976-77
2005-06
1998-00
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1999-00
1981-82
2003-04
1986-88
1980-81
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1986-88
1971-72
1983-84
1982-83
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1988-89
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1990-92
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1989-91
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1976-77
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1977-78
1986-88
1984-86
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1980-82
1978-79
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Sissener, Butch
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Snyder, Brett
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Stastny, TJ
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Stephens, Darrell
1970-71
1970-71
1976-77
1981-83
1985-86
1971-72
Tagtmeyer, Heath
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Taylor, Ron
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Thornton, Pat
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1990-92
1994-95
1978-80
1978-79
2004-06
2007-08
1995-96
1985-87
2009
1979-80
2001-03
1990-91
1998-00
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Tom, Phil
1971-72
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1995-97
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1976-77
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2001-02
Trink, Matt
2003-05
Truby, chad
1994-96
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2000-01
Tyrrell, Daniel
1994-96
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1992-94
1977-78
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1985-87
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1999-00
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1999-00
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1978-79
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1979-81
1978-80
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1994-96
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1982-84
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1996-98
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1979-81
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1999-00
Watson, Dave
1987-88
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1985-87
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2002-03
Weems, Gary
1984-86
Wegner, Joh
1985-86
Welch, Riley
2009West, Todd
1997-99
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1999-01
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1986-87
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1980-82
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2006-09
2005-06
1984-85
1997-98
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Zazueta, Peter
Zobeck, Paul
1991-93
1998-99
1971-72
50
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