Wilson High School Championship Baseball Newsletter

Wilson High School
Championship Baseball
Newsletter
State Champions 2006, 2012
PIL Champions
2013 - 2011, 2009 - 2006, 1989-1987, 1975, 1973, 1972, 1962 - 1960
TEAM GRADES
DISTRICT GRADE
POLICY
OUTFIELD SIGNS
PRE-SEASON
CONDITIONING
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Sophomore Sean Bowden freshman Sammy DeVol had a perfect 4.0 GPA to lead
the baseball program in third quarter grades. Sixty-one percent of the baseball
players earned a 3.0 GPA or better, equaling the results of this time last year.
PITCHERS AND
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CATCHERS REPORT
COLLEGE ATHLETES
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
MEDIA GUIDE
ALUMNI GAME
GOLF TOURNAMENT
SUMMER SCHEDULE 3
SOCIAL MEDIA
TROJAN REPORT
JV REPORT
JV REPORT
JV2 REPORT
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SPONSORS
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Credits
Articles:
Jeremy Shetler
Photography:
Jeremy Shetler
Sandy Shimomaeda
Layout:
Brian Bergmann
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Other honor roll members are:
3.875 Jackson Miller
3.857 Garrett Leeper
3.8 Orlando Lorang
3.714 Evan Shreeve
Clay Hunter
3.667 Jonathan Lee
Samuel Kidoguchi
3.625 Corey Bissonette
3.6 Perry Taylor
3.5 Matthew Jacobsen
The overall program GPA was 2.89. Grades by class were Seniors, 2.8;
Juniors, 2.84; Sophomores, 2.98; and Freshman, 2.92
DISTRICT GRADE POLICY
The District grade policy for athletic participation requires the athlete to maintain
a 2.0 GPA with no F’s or a 2.5 GPA and F’s to be eligible. Students can be on
probation for one grading period.
OUTFIELD SIGNS
Outfield signs can be purchased for $250 per season. The signs are 4' X 8' and are made
of 1/2 inch 10m Corex. Contact Jeremy Shetler, 503-329-3152 or [email protected] for
more information.
PRE-SEASON CONDITIONING RESULTS
Sophomore Garrett Leeper and junior Riley Tindell were the top performers in the
pre-season jump rope and mile run tests this year. Leeper had two misses out of 1000
jumps and Tindell raced to a photo finish just ahead of senior Orlando Lorang and junior
Ben Turker. Their times were 5:48.1, 5:48.3, and 5:48.4. Senior Perry Taylor also broke the
six minute mark with a time of 5:53. Twenty-two players participated in this year
pre-season conditioning. We were able to use the new turf field to work on speed,
agility, and conditioning drills.
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PITCHERS AND CATCHERS REPORT!!!
The OSAA now allows baseball and softball pitchers and catchers to report two weeks early. In the past, the
“rule of 2” allowed coaches to only work with two players a day in the off-season. This year, we were allowed
to work with eight players a day in the two week prior to the official start. Coaches implemented a program
created by Jaeger sports that involved rubber tubing and a long toss program. We were able to use the new
turf field to stretch out throwing arms getting prepared for the season.
COLLEGE ATHLETES
If you intend to participate in Division I or II athletics as a freshman in college, you must be registered with
and certified as eligible by the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. This was implemented by the NCAA to
ensure consistent interpretation of initial NCAA requirements for incoming freshman. ACT or SAT scores are
mandatory for Division I schools. Core courses are required and are verified by the Clearinghouse. Juniors
should take the SAT test and could retake as a senior in October.
Start planning now if you plan to participate in athletics at the college level.
See your counselor for more information or if you have questions about the application process.
( Coach Greg Hermens on the griddle )
( Shreeve with Coach Dunn )
( Peter and Perry selling gear. )
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
The pancake breakfast was a success. This year the breakfast was May 3 at Round Table on Barbur. We served
318 guests. The top ticket seller was freshman Max Menikoff who sold $264 worth of tickets. Evan Shreeve,
Samuel Kidoguchi, Carson Krake, Garrett Leeper and Matt Harvison were the other top sellers. Thanks goes out
to Round Table, McDonalds, and Alpenrose Dairy for supporting the breakfast. And a big thanks to Wil for all
the work he did getting items donated for the gift card sale. Thank you to everyone who was involved with
this great event.
ALUMNI GAME
Saturday, July 18 will be the date for the annual alumni games held at Wilson. A no-host bar social will be held
after the games at Toby Harris’ (89) Cider Mill/Fryer Tuck for alumni, family, and friends.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Sunday, July 19 at 1PM, is the date for the annual shotgun golf scramble fundraiser at Meriwether National Golf
Club in Hillsboro. Save the date and a registration form will be in the next newsletter.
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SUMMER SCHEDULES
Tentative summer baseball schedules for Alpenrose Dairy American AAA Legion and Jake’s Famous Crawfish A
legion and Jr. State teams are now available. Email [email protected] to get one.
MEDIA GUIDE
A Baseball media guide was published again this year by Gameday Media. Pictures credit goes to Kris Leeper
and Sandy Shimomaeda.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow Wilson Baseball on Facebook and Twitter. "Like us" at www.facebook.com/wilsonhighbaseball, or
Twitter @ WilsonHSBB. Check out the baseball website, www.wilsonhsbaseball.com. If you find errors, contact
webmaster Brian Bergmann (‘91) [email protected], to get them corrected.
TROJAN REPORT
Varsity… record 10-9, league 7-4. In a wet game at Clopton field Wilson won game two versus Cleveland 10-0
behind a complete game shutout by junior Jacob Quintero. Jackson Miller had a 3-run double and finished 2/3
with 2 doubles and 4 rbi… Game one versus Cleveland went down to the wire at Concordia in the first PIL City
Slugfest. Cleveland scored three in the bottom of the seventh for the walk-off win. Starter Sean Haxby didn’t
allow a run through the first six innings. Seniors Perry Taylor and Matt Harvison both hit triples, senior
Jonathan Lee had the only RBI on a single in the second inning. Quintero picked up the win and Jay Howell
recorded the save in a 5-4 win over Franklin, Ben Turker and Jackson Miller both went 2 for 3 with RBI's...In game
two vs Franklin, Tommy Harvison allowed only 2 hits in 5 inning pitched, Orlando Lorang scored twice and stole
three bases, Michael Wagemann and Alec McDonald-Factor both had 2 RBI in the 8-1 victory...Howell picked up
the win in relief in the game one win vs Franklin 9-8, Evan Shreeve had the "walk-off" hit in the bottom of the
7th. He was 3 for 4 on the day. Liam Wogan was 2 for 3 with a double, Cole Conklin and Miller added doubles...
Quintero allowed only one earned run in a 2-1 loss to Lincoln at Ron Tonkin Field in Hillsboro...Conklin drew a
walk with the bases loaded and Matt Harvison picked up the win in an extra inning, 5-4 win vs Grant...Perry
Taylor, Jonathan Lee, and Conklin had the only hits in a 9-2 loss vs Lincoln...Shreeve pitched well vs Columbia
River and Peter Swanson homered in a 5-4 loss...Liam Wogan had the "walk-off" hit in the bottom of the 7th in
a 1-0 pitchers duel vs Grant. Quintero went the distance recording the shutout...Haxby, Howell, and Taylor
combined to shutout Roosevelt, 5-0. Taylor and Lee scored twice...in a 3-1 loss to Roosevelt, Taylor, Matt
Harvison, and Wogan had the only hits...Quintero earned the win and Taylor the save in a 7-4 win over North
Marion. Conklin had a pair of 2-run singles, and Lee scored three runs...in a 9-0 loss to North Salem, Matt
Harvison, Conklin, Haxby, and Lee had the only hits...Tommy Harvison only allowed one hit through 5.1 innings
vs Scappoose in a 5-3 loss, Lorang had two hits and Miller added two RBI...at the Tigard Tourney, Howell picked
up the win in relief vs LaSalle, Shreeve was 2 for 3 with 2 RBI, Taylor and Miller added two hits each helping to
the 9-2 win...in a 2-1 win vs Tigard, Lorang and Riley Tindell scored on wild pitches, Haxby went five innings for
the win and Matt Harvison picked up the save...Wogan was 3 for 3 with and an RBI in an extra inning loss to
Hillsboro, 4-3...in the season opener 9-4 loss to Gresham, Matt Harvison had 2 RBI and Turker scored 2 runs.
JV- Current record 12-7
3/18 @ Gresham: Cade Conklin goes 2 for 3 at the plate, scoring 2 runs and driving in 2 RBI’s for a 9-5 win.
3/21 vs. Tigard: Connor Japport went 2 for 3, with an RBI in a 6-23 loss in game 1 of a double header.
3/21 vs. Tigard: Bennett Feinstein-Smith hit a single up the middle for a walkoff win to even the Trojans on the
day with a score of 11-10.
3/28 @ Scappoose: Noah Keough went 5 innings giving up 1 hit and striking out 8 in a 7-1 win.
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JV- Current record 12-7
3/30 vs. North Salem: Corey Bissonette scores 4 runs while driving in 2 in a 20-0 win.
4/2 @ North Marion: Laddie Wirth managed 1 hit with a run and two stolen bases in a 2-3 loss.
4/6 @ Roosevelt: Marcus Downs was a perfect 3 for 3 in an 11-0 win.
4/7 vs. Roosevelt: Alex Sabo went 3 for 4 at the dish and pitched a complete game in a 16-2 win.
4/9 @ Grant: Japport’s game tying Grand Slam in the 7th wasn’t enough to overcome Grant in a 8-9 loss.
4/10 @ Columbia River: Feinstein-Smith put up the only extra base hit, with a double, in a 2-12 loss.
4/14 vs. Lincoln: Wirth was 3 for 4 with 2 runs and a double in the 4-7 loss.
4/17 @ Lincoln: Riley Tindell put up a single and stole 2 bases in a 1-3 loss.
4/18 @ Clackamas: Keough hit two doubles, knocking in 3 RBI’s and scoring twice in a 8-18 loss.
4/20 @ Franklin: Jack Williams hit a double and Japport threw a 5 inning complete game for a 12-0 win.
4/21 vs. Franklin: Sabo had a 5 inning, complete game, 1 hitter with 7 strikeouts in a 12-1 win.
4/23 @ Franklin: Sabo followed up his pitching performance with a 4 for 4 day at the plate in a 16-8 win.
4/27 vs. Cleveland: Garret Leeper doubled in a run, scored twice and stole 3 bases in a 10-3 win.
4/28 @ Cleveland: Zack Madsen was 1 for 3 with 2 runs and a couple of RBIs in a 7-5 win.
4/30 vs. Cleveland: Keough threw a 6 inning, complete game, giving up 2 hits and striking out 11 in a 11-1 win.
JV2- current record 11-5
3/18 @ Gresham: Dezi Olivares was 1 for 3 with an RBI single in the 2-3 loss.
3/28 vs. Scappoose: Sammy DeVol went 3 for 4 , with 4 RBI’s and a run in a 14-12 win.
3/28 vs. Scappoose: Clay Hunter’s 3 for 3 performance wasn’t enough to win game 2 in a 9-13 loss.
4/1 vs. Tigard: Hunter was 1 for 3 and executed a squeeze bunt to win the game in the 7th, 11-10.
4/6 vs. Madison: Carson Krake pitched 5 innings of shutout ball, striking out 8 in an 8-0 win.
4/9 @ Grant: Ben Haxby pitched 5 innings, allowing 0 runs and giving up 3 hits in the 4-0 win.
4/10 @ Columbia River: Samuel Kidoguchi was 2 for 3, with 2 runs, and a walk in the 10-9 win.
4/16 vs. Lincoln: Petie Wogan was 2 for 3, with a run and an RBI in the 8-4 win.
4/17 @ Lincoln: Matthew Jacobsen went 1 for 2 with 2 RBIs, 2 stolen bases in the 10-6 win.
4/18 @ Clackamas: Alex Taff was 2 for 3 with a stolen base in the 3-4 loss.
4/20 vs. Madison: Henry Hansen went 2 for 3, with a run, and 2 RBIs in the 12-0 win.
4/21 @ Jefferson: Jacobsen was a perfect 2 for 2 on the day with a run in the 11-0 win.
4/23 vs. Neah-Kah-Nie: Wogan struck out 11 in 5 innings earning the win with a score of 18-2.
4/25 @ Sunset: Olivares was 1 for 3 with a run in the 1-6 loss.
4/28 @ Lincoln: Haxby was 2 for 3 with 2 runs, a double and a triple in the 3-5 loss.
4/30 vs. Jefferson: Max Menikoff had an RBI single and also scored in the 10-1 win
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