Arapahoe Baseball 2019 Media Guide

Littleton Public Schools

ARAPAHOE HIGH SCHOOL

Head Coach

James Dollaghan

Arapahoe High School & the Arapahoe People

On September 17th, 1993, Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colorado, and the Arapaho Nation from the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming began a relationship that promoted awareness to the co-existence of two very diverse cultures.

The “Arapahoe Warrior” signifies a common ground shared between Arapahoe High School and the Arapaho Tribe. By working together within the boundaries of respect to our cultures, we have set precedence in our communities providing a positive solution for our future in the midst of mascot controversy.

For the relationship to continue it must be nurtured by everyone involved, especially the adults. The future facing our young people is determined by today‘s behaviors, actions, and attitudes displayed by adults. Cooperative efforts are not always easy, but as adults we know “nothing of value is ever earned easily.”

The “Arapahoe Warrior” and the history of the Arapaho Tribal Nation are deeply embedded in Colorado. The Arapaho Nation‘s survival and plight is recognized through the endorsement of the ”Arapahoe Warrior”. The original version of the “Arapahoe Warrior” logo is the design of Wilbur Antelope, a Northern Arapaho Artist.

Arapahoe Baseball Tradition

In 1963 Arapahoe High School was an unfinished building. Baseball fielded its first team in 1964, even while students were still housed at Newton Junior High. Its first class would not graduate until 1965, and yet it was a start of a tradition. Our Warrior Mascot symbolizes the brave, conquering, and inspirational spirit that we hope baseball reflects. Available records indicate that the first head coach was Phillip Zamora. Throughout all the years since 1964 there have been many changes; in players, coaches and of course society, but the game still remains. Players and fans come together in emerald cathedrals and renew its rituals; the quiet air of baseball, batting and infield practice, pitchers warming up in the bullpens, coaches exchanging lineups, and finally the Warriors take the field and the batter walks to the plate….

In those moments we can recapture the purity of wondering whether something good can happen and then proving that it can. Head Coach Jim Dollaghan, his players, coaches and managers take their place in the splendid tradition of Arapahoe Baseball.

and it is yours for a lifetime

- Arapahoe Warriors Baseball Alumni

The Arapahoe High School Baseball Booster Club encourages great sportsmanship & participation by every member in the spirit of the true Arapaho

Message from the Principal

Dear Arapahoe Baseball Supporters,

Thank you for purchasing our 2019 Arapahoe Baseball Program and assisting the Arapahoe Baseball Booster Club and our student-athletes. Parent support and involvement is absolutely essential at AHS, and we appreciate you!

This year marks the 55th Anniversary of Arapahoe High School. Under the leadership of our head baseball coach, Mr. Jim Dollaghan, Arapahoe’s athletic director, Mr. Pat McCabe, and with the support of our Arapahoe Baseball Booster Club our boys are prepared to compete within the prestigious Centennial League against the largest high schools in Colorado: Cherokee Trail, Cherry Creek, Eaglecrest, Grandview, Mullen, Overland, and Smoky Hill. Good coaches are good teachers! Our coaching staff has worked hard to condition, train and prepare our athletes physically, as well as mentally. These young men value team unity and have strong knowledge of the sport of baseball.

Our students, just like students from other schools, learn from adult behaviors and attitudes. It is expected that, as adults, we will set positive examples of encouragement and sportsmanship at all times. Respect, civility, dignity, sportsmanship, and safety shall be the guiding principles of the Centennial League. We ask our student athletes to always do their best, and we should expect no less from ourselves. Since none of us can predict which of these athletes may have the potential to become American Olympians or collegiate or professional athletes, we should always strive to be encouraging and supportive adults.

Continued commitment to a strong athletic program as well as outstanding academic achievement is vital to Arapahoe’s continued success. Just over $23 million in scholarship money was offered to the 2018 graduating class. Last spring 881 Advanced Placement examinations were written with many students scoring well enough to earn college credit. Arapahoe has consistently scored among the highest ACT scores anywhere. Our drop-out rate is less than 1% and 91% of our graduates go on to college. Since few of our Arapahoe athletes ever reach the professional level in any sport, it is important to place more importance on academic achievement. This strong academic preparation plays out in athletics in the form of competition for college scholarships as well as in the ability of our scholar-athletes to make commitments, participate as members of a team, support others, and enhance character.

At Arapahoe we expect our students to demonstrate the positive attributes of the Warrior. We have gained knowledge and understanding over the past 25 years through our relationship with the people of the Arapaho Tribal Nation. We are one of the very few public high schools in America that maintains the relationship, support, and counsel of the Native American. Our Warrior represents the authentic Arapaho Warrior, as painted by tribal artist, Wilbur Antelope. We ask all who attend Arapahoe baseball contests to possess the pride and spirit of a Warrior!

We are proud of our Arapahoe Baseball Team, and wish them the best of luck and much success in the 2019 season! GO WARRIORS!!!!

Message from the Athletic Director

Arapahoe High School Baseball Community,

Welcome to the 2019 Arapahoe Warrior Baseball Season. It will be another memorable and exciting experience for these boys. The Warriors will once again compete in the 5A Centennial League, a league whose top teams are amongst the strongest in Colorado. Competing in this league is a key indicator that our teams can compete against anybody. Expectations are high, and these boys are surely up to the challenge.

What an awesome opportunity for these athletes. Teamwork, resiliency, precision,determination, and the ability to work outside one’s comfort zone are but a few of the great things taught through participation in high school sports. In no sport are these lessons more obvious than they are in baseball, and there is not another sport where mastery of these skills is more important in terms of success. The promise of this season goes far beyond the results of any particular contest. I hope you will recognize the excellence of the teams regardless of the outcome of each game.

Under the leadership of Coach Jim Dollaghan, the Warriors have been working hard. They’ve honed their skills, and worked on strength and agility in an effort to ready themselves for competition. They are primed to take the field and reap the benefits of all their efforts. Although it is difficult to predict the final record for these teams, it is not hard to guarantee that they will reach their greatest potential.

I would like to thank all baseball parents, the Arapahoe High School staff, and every other person who has contributed to the opportunity these players have. I hope that you share my excitement for the start of this new baseball season. Please take every opportunity to enjoy the efforts of these “Warriors,” and I hope you have a great season.

Thank you,

Pat McCabe Athletic Director

Natalie Pramenko Principal

Message from the Coach

Hello and thank you for your support of Arapahoe Baseball.

Arapahoe H.S. has a deep tradition dating back to 1964. It is a tradition I am proud to continue and to uphold as the Coach of this prestigious program. Backed by a tremendous administration, led by our Principal Mrs. Natalie Pramenko and a veteran Athletic Director, Mr. Pat McCabe, as well as the dedicated teachers inside the classroom, the unwavering support of parents and the countless hours they provide volunteering for the program, the generous contribution of sponsors and the deeply vested involvement of the community, as well the strongest alumni group in the state, Arapahoe Baseball's future looks bright.

"We work hard, we play hard and we keep the game fun" has been my coaching philosophy since I began coaching in 1992. As I enter my 3rd year, I firmly believe that in order for kids to compete for you, they have to love coming to the yard. That's not always as easy as it sounds because there is a fine line between having fun and competing....and losing is never fun. Our student/athletes will strive to understand that line. It first starts in the classroom where they are held to a higher standard. Grades are of the utmost importance as an Arapahoe Warrior, because that is why they are here. Our student/athletes will work to model the proper behavior and set the example for other students in the classroom.

Understanding that philosophy on the field, requires us to take the approach of "no one can out hustle us!" That approach sent us to a second straight playo appearance which in 2018, resulted in a District 2 Regional Championship and our fourth (80’, 95’, 08’, 18’) Final Four appearance in the State Playo s. Losing our last game in 2018 1-0, has renewed the emphasis on scoring runs. The updates at the field this year reflect that emphasis. Updating

the outdoor cages with new tee and soft toss stations, turf, L-screens, and a strength area will allow multiple Warriors with ample opportunity to improve as a hitter.

Being an Arapahoe Warrior and having the privilege to wear the A, is something that is not taken lightly. Each practice is structured to meet the demands of today's athlete, stressing the importance of handling pressure situations but also having to deal with the adversity of failure. This is a program which focuses on doing the little things well; understanding and developing a high baseball IQ, through rigorous spring and summer schedules, working hard to develop a work ethic that is second to none and maintaining a top notch facility that visitors envy. "Pitch by pitch, out by out and inning by inning", will create the result we're seeking.

Sincerely,

Coach Dollaghan

Arapahoe Baseball Booster Club 2019

WELCOME to the Spring 2019 Arapahoe High School Baseball season! We are proud to introduce nearly 70 outstanding Arapahoe athletes who have worked hard and earned the opportunity to represent AHS as Warriors both on and off the baseball field. Led by Head Coach Jim Dollaghan and a terrific staff of assistant coaches, our four teams are determined to compete and win at each level and continue to build a strong tradition of success at Arapahoe Baseball!

A program like ours truly could not exist without the tremendous efforts and financial contributions of our parent and family volunteers and the generous support of our sponsors and community. Those resources are what enable us to create and maintain our baseball program and have a vision for the future of Arapahoe Baseball.

Warrior Black & Gold Level Sponsors

The Golden Family

The Hess Family

The McDowell Family

The Ryan Family

Play Ball and Go Warriors!

Jim Albee

President – Arapahoe Baseball Booster Club

President

JIM ALBEE

Secretary

SUE EAKIN

Treasurer

SARA ALBEE

Fundraising

JOHN WILSON & KRISTI GOODMAN

C oncessions

SHAUNA FIDLER & BECKY THOLEN

“ “ We work hard, we play hard and we keep the game fun.

- COACH DOLLAGHAN-

Images from Spirit Night 2019

Arapahoe

Warriors Make the Final Four in the 2018 State Baseball Playoffs

After winning their district playoff at AHS, the Warriors qualified for the State playoffs as the #8 seed and thus played their first game on May 21 against #1 Mountain Vista. With Drew Hayes on the mound, the Warriors upset the Golden Eagles 8-1 at All-City Stadium. Later that day with team MVP Garrett DeClue on the mound, Arapahoe beat the #5 seed Cherokee Trail Cougars 9-1. The following day, the Warriors lost to Heritage 7-4 but with the two earlier wins, earned a spot in the final four, along with Mountain Range, Heritage, and Mountain Vista.

On May 26th, the Warriors lost a pitcher's duel with the Mountain Range Mustangs and lost 1-0 to close out their state appearance. Mountain Vista then beat the Mustangs and Heritage to win the State championship.

Pitcher

was one of the stars of the 2018 AHS Baseball team that made a thrilling run to the final four in 5A state baseball. Garrett was honored with being named to the Colorado 5A All-State team, as well as earning the team MVP. Garrett is now pitching for Western Nebraska.

and centerfielder Garrett DeClue

MVP & Colorado All State Pitcher Garrett DeClue

the Arapahoe Warriors for qualifying in the 2018 Colorado State Championship Baseball Tournament. (above)

Varsity Player Profiles

Name: Chris Albee Number: 10 Position(s): P Height : 5’9” Weight: 160lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Hitting a grand slam at Grandview.

Birthdate & Location: 3/8/03 - Centennial, CO

Post High School plans: College

Favorite class at AHS: Plant Biology

Favorite music: Rap

Favorite movie: Benchwarmers

Favorite food: Chicken Tenders

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Bartolo Colon

Other activities: Basketball, Golf

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Getting to play with my best friends

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Breaking my bat and not realizing I hit a fair ball.

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for being confident in me and giving me opportunities to prove myself.

Name: Joel Arsenault Number: 11 Position(s): 3B Height : 6’1” Weight: 180lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Georgia summer trip 2018

Birthdate & Location: 9/27/01 - Centennial, CO

Post High School plans: Play College Baseball

Favorite class at AHS: Pre Calculus

Favorite music: 80s hip hop

Favorite movie: Step brothers.

Favorite food: Italian

Favorite baseball team: Boston Red Sox

Favorite baseball player: Khris Davis

Other activities: Basketball, volleyball.

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Friendships. Opportunities I’ve had with the team.

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career:

Almost throwing a changup over the Cherokee trail backstop in a game.

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for everything you’ve taught me. Not only in baseball but in other areas. Thank you for the opportunities you’ve given me in baseball.

Name: Nate Bennick Number: 24 Position(s): C, 1B Height : 6’3” Weight: 180lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Georgia summer trip 2018

Birthdate & Location: 9/29/01 - Centennial, CO

Post High School plans: College

Favorite class at AHS: Calculus

Favorite music: Classic Rock

Favorite movie: Interstellar

Favorite food: Italian

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Buster Posey

Other activities: Pick-up, hanging out with friends

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Meeting new people. The competition

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career:

Joel’s change up against Cherokee Trail

Message to your coaches:

I appreciate all the hard work that you put in. It means a lot to us how much you guys care for us and the game.

Name: Cole Bloomer Number: 2 Position(s): 1B, 3B, P, OF Height : 6’3” Weight: 210lbs

Favorite baseball memory: First high school home run vs Heritage

Birthdate & Location: 3/27/02 - Denver, CO

Post High School plans: College. Play baseball. Get a degree.

Favorite class at AHS: Creative writing

Favorite music: Rap and hip hop

Favorite movie: Gridiron Gang

Favorite food: Sushi

Favorite baseball team: Houston Astros

Favorite baseball player: Alex Bregman

Other activities: Football

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Teammates, trips

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: The time when the coach got thrown out of the game and said, “Well, he started it!” Message to your coaches:

Thank you for your work and the opportunity to reach my full potential as a person and as a baseball player.

Name: Ryan Die enbach Number: 21 Position(s): 1B Height : 6’4” Weight: 200lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Meeting Cal Greenfield at the College World Series in Omaha

Birthdate & Location: 4/21/01 - Centennial, CO

Post High School plans: TCU or Grand Canyon University

Favorite class at AHS: AP US History

Favorite music: R&B, Classics

Favorite movie: Forrest Gump

Favorite food: Italian

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Christian Yelich

Other activities: Pickup basketball, bowling

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Playing the best game in the world with my best friends.

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Getting benched for not high-fiving my dad who coached first base in little league

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for helping me become a better baseball player and more importantly, a better man.

CHRIS ALBEE #10

3B

JOEL ARSENAULT #11

C, 1B

NATE BENNICK #24

1B, 3B, P, OF COLE BLOOMER #10 1B

RYAN DIEFFENBACH #21

Varsity Player Profiles

Name: Troon Eakin Number: 7 Position(s): P, OF Height : 5’10” Weight: 165lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Pitching the final strikeout in a championship game to win

Birthdate & Location: 11/7/02 - Centennial, CO

Post High School plans: Four year college for biomedical engineering, Baseball

Favorite class at AHS: Chemistry

Favorite music: Classic rock

Favorite movie: Sandlot

Favorite food: Steak

Favorite baseball team: Chicago Cubs

Favorite baseball player: Aroldis Chapman

Other activities: Water polo, Calcio Fiorentino

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: The culture. How everybody respects each other. Great chemistry

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Chris broke his bat and the ball went fair. Instead of running it out, he walked back to the dugout laughing

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for the opportunity to play on the varsity team. I look forward to the next few years and growing as a baseball player and man.

Name: Jake Hansen Number: 6 Position(s): 2B Height : 6’0” Weight: 175lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Playing a Perfect Game in Georgia late at night after it had rained super hard. The dense fog rolled in and we were the only game still going on. It was a really cool experience.

Birthdate & Location: 3/21/00 - Englewood, CO

Post High School plans: Nebraska or Ole Miss

Favorite class at AHS: Scuba Diving

Favorite music: Country

Favorite movie: Hot Rod

Favorite food: Beeb's smoked meats

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Turner Pruitt

Other activities: Football, Fishing, Skiing

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Being with my best friends everyday. Laughing and making memories

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Our horrendous work painting the 375 numbers in center field. The result can still be seen today.

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for the opportunity to compete. You have helped me grow as a player, and more importantly, as a man.

Name: Cody Holman Number: 55 Position(s): P Height : 5’10” Weight: 140 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Making my first ever triple play in Las Vegas

Birthdate & Location: 3/21/02 - Littleton, CO

Post High School plans: Play college baseball

Favorite class at AHS: Chemistry

Favorite music: Rap, hip hop

Favorite movie: The Sandlot

Favorite food: Steak

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Greg Maddux

Other activities: Playing video games

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Friendships I’ve built

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: When Coach Bond broke his fungo bat out of anger and then Coach Hickle changed the subject by asking the team how we liked the new fortnite season.

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for helping me become the best player I can be.

Name: Steve Ingalls Number: 23 Position(s): P Height : 6’2” Weight: 230 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Hitting moonshots on to the soccer field during batting practice.

Birthdate & Location: 11/21/00 - Centennial, CO

Post High School plans: Play college baseball

Favorite class at AHS: AP Literature

Favorite music: Jake Groth’s batting practice playlist

Favorite movie: Star Wars

Favorite food: Donut

Favorite baseball team: Chicago Cubs

Favorite baseball player: CC Sabathia

Other activities: Eating mom’s cookies

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Making great friends. Getting to do what I love

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Joe Fidler almost making all 3 outs in one inning. We were up by 20.

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for everything you’ve done over the years and the opportunities you’ve given me. Go enjoy some bon bons this o -season.

Name: Hunter Jackson Number: 4 Position(s): SS Height : 6’1” Weight: 170lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Going to the final 4 last year

Birthdate & Location: 12/2/00- Greenwich, CT

Post High School plans: Playing baseball at Oberlin College

Favorite class at AHS: Math

Favorite music: Electronic dance music, 2000s top hits

Favorite movie: Anchor Man

Favorite food: Pineapple

Favorite baseball team: Yankees

Favorite baseball player: Derek Jeter

Other activities: Foosball

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Amount of quality guys that have been on each of my teams

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Most things Garret Declue did last year

Message to your coaches: #staydangerous

TROON EAKIN #7

2B

JAKE HANSEN #6

CODY HOLMAN #55

STEVE INGALLS #23

HUNTER JACKSON #4

Varsity Player Profiles

Name: Cooper Marks Number: 17 Position(s): OF Height : 6’1” Weight: 175 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: 2018 Final Four

Birthdate & Location: 9/1/00 - Denver, CO

Post High School plans: Undecided

Favorite class at AHS: Law

Favorite music: Murder on My Mind-YNW Melly

Favorite movie: Moneyball

Favorite food: Wings

Favorite baseball team: Toronto Blue Jays

Favorite baseball player: Jose Bautista

Other activities: Soundcloud Rapper

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball:

Friendships I’ve built

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Coach yelled at me so I took my cleats o behind the dugout & tried to walk home

Message to your coaches:

Thanks for everything that you have done. Let’s go get a state championship.

Name: Nicholas Masters Number: 14 Position(s): 2B Height : 5’9” Weight: 135 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: 2018 Georgia summer trip. Hanging out at the hotel having an amazing time!

Birthdate & Location: 12/23/00 - Fremont, CA

Post High School plans: College

Favorite class at AHS: Writing Through Film

Favorite music: Rap, classic rock

Favorite movie: Nacho Libre

Favorite food: Domathas (Greek dish)

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Todd Helton

Other activities: Wrestling

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: The team and community

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: During warm-ups, all of the di erent variations of “sideways Cody Stau ers”

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for everything that you’ve done for me and sticking with me through the years.

Name: Turner Pruitt Number: 8 Position(s): C Height : 5’8” Weight: 170lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Competing for 2018 State Championship at All-City Field

Birthdate & Location: 3/30/01 - Los Angeles, CA

Post High School plans: Whitman College - continue baseball & academic career

Favorite class at AHS: Yoga

Favorite music: Spanish Pop

Favorite movie: The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Favorite food: Trail Mix

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Tony F. Wolters

Other activities: Bowling, screen play writer, Arnold Palmer connoisseur.

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. Van rides with the team in Arizona. Playing in front of a packed house & large crowd at All City Field. Some of my best moments have been with my Arapahoe baseball family.

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Everyone singing happy birthday to Coach White in the Texas Roadhouse in Arizona when it wasn't actually his birthday.

Message to your coaches:

I appreciate all the hard work you put into the players and the program.Your love of the game and players is obvious and something I'm grateful for. You push us to get better every single day. We're fortunate to compete at the highest level in the state under your leadership. Thanks for everything!

Name: Cade Segura Number: 12 Position(s): RF Height : 6’2” Weight: 185 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Beating Mountain Vista in the state tournament last year

Birthdate & Location: 12/26/00 - Littleton, CO

Post High School plans: Taylor University -- continue athletic & academic career

Favorite class at AHS: Personal Finance

Favorite music: Rat Pack, Folktronica

Favorite movie: The Polar Express (Extended & Uncut)

Favorite food: Pizza

Favorite baseball team: Baltimore Orioles

Favorite baseball player: Gerardo Parra

Other activities: Making salsa

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Feeling of brotherhood when I step on the field. Trying to make each day my best. Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Garrett DeClue hitting with a fake mustache on.

Message to your coaches:

I appreciate all the time you put into the team. You have done everything to help us succeed. Every time I step on the field I feel love, respect, and encouragement from all of you.

Name: Spye Turnbeaugh Number: 9 Position(s): P, 1B Height : 6’7” Weight: 202 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Robbing Coach Grant of a home run in a home derby with my opposite hand.

Birthdate & Location: 2/23/02 - Denver, CO

Post High School plans: Defeat the Ender Dragon

Favorite class at AHS: Calculus

Favorite music: 60s, 70s, 80s Classics

Favorite movie: Step Brothers

Favorite food: Bu alo Wings, Sushi

Favorite baseball team: University of Northern Alpaca City Wolves

Favorite baseball player: Chuck Trask, Roy Halladay

Other activities: Pickup Basketball, MLB the Show

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: Friends, parents, & coaches who inspire me to play hard everyday. Our fans who come to support the team.

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Coach Lockyer not being able to hit a ground ball so he began throwing them.

Message to your coaches:

Thank you for your time and e ort you put into the whole program. Thank you for giving me the opportunity and chance to play for this great school.

Name: Max Wilson Number: 15 Position(s): CF Height : 6’1” Weight: 181 lbs

Favorite baseball memory: Beating Cherokee Trail to make it to the final 4. Birthdate & Location: 11/14/00 - Denver, CO

Post High School plans: University of Wisconsin or CU

Favorite class at AHS: Theatre Movement

Favorite music: Bobby Baltzer’s Mixtape

Favorite movie: Scooby-Doo

Favorite food: Alligator

Favorite baseball team: Colorado Rockies

Favorite baseball player: Nick White

Other activities: Taming Great White Sharks

What have you enjoyed the most about high school baseball: The brotherhood

Most humorous thing you can remember from your baseball career: Coach White getting chased by Bigfoot in Georgia

Message to your coaches: Thank you for making me a better young man, a better baseball player, and preparing me for whatever comes after high school.

COOPER MARKS #17

2B

NICK MASTERS #14

TURNER PRUITT #8

CADE SEGURA #12 P, 1B

SPYE TURNBEAUGH #9

MAX WILSON #15

College Bound Athletes

Arapahoe High School recently had college signing day and two of our current AHS Baseball players officially signed to play college baseball and another signed for football. We are proud of our Warriors who have already taken the next step in their collegiate athletic careers. Turner Pruitt will be attending Whitman College in Walla Walla Washington to play baseball. Hunter Jackson will attend Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio to play baseball. Cade Segura has commited to play football at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

From left to right: Turner Pruitt, Cade Segura & Hunter Jackson

sophomore team Varsity

Varsity Schedule

Mar 9 (sa) 11:00 am vs. Mtn Vista @ ARAPAHOE

Mar 11 (M) 4:00 pm vs. ThunderRidge @ Arapahoe

Mar 14 (th) 11:30 am vs. CHAPARRAL @ COORS FIELD

Mar 16 (sa) 11:00am vs. Heritage @ Arapahoe

Mar 22 (F) 4:00pm vs. Denver East @ Denver east

* Mar 26 - 28 Knappa, Tualatin & McNary in AZ

Apr 2 (tu) 4:15 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 4 (th) 4:15 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ GRANDVIEW

Apr 6 (sa) 11:00 am vs. SMOKY HILL @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 8 (M) 4:00pm vs. Columbine @ Columbine

Apr 9 (tu) 4:15 pm vs. SMOKY HILL @ SMOKY HILL

Apr 13 (sa) 11:00 am vs. OVERLAND @ OVERLAND

Apr 16 (tu) 4:15 pm vs. OVERLAND@ ARAPAHOE

Apr 20 (sa) 11:00 am vs. MULLEN @ ARAPAHOE

A pr 23 (tu) 4:15 pm vs. MULLEN @ MULLEN

Apr 27 (sa) 11:00 am vs. EAGLECREST @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 30 (tu) 4:15 pm vs. EAGLECREST @ EAGLECREST

May 2 (th) 4:15 pm vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ ARAPAHOE

May 4 (sa) 11:00 am vs. CHEROKEE TRL @ CHEROKEE TRL

May 7 (tu) 4:15 pm vs. CHERRY CREEK @ ARAPAHOE

May 11 (sa) 11:00 am vs. CHERRY CREEK @ CHERRY CREEK

* May 18 - Districts * May 24 & 25 1st rnd State

* May 31 & Jun 1 - Final four state tournament

Back Row (L-R): Coach Jim Dollaghan, Coach Drew Goodman, Joel Arsenault, Nick Masters, Nate Bennick, Cooper Marks, Ryan Dieffenbach, Hunter Jackson, Spye Turnbeaugh, Jake Hansen, Cole Bloomer, Cody Holman, Cade Segura, Coach Danny Nourse, Coach Nick White.

Varsity in Action

Seated(l-r):

Junior varsity schedule

Junior Varsity

Mar 9 11:00 am vs. Mtn Vista @ Mtn Vista

Mar 11 4:00 pm vs. ThunderRidge @ Thunderridge

Mar 15 4:30 pm vs. CHAPARRAL @ CHAPARRAL

Mar 16 4:00 PM vs. Heritage @ Heritage

Apr 1 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 3 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ GRANDVIEW

Apr 5 4:30 Pm vs. SMOKY HILL @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 10 4:30 pm vs. SMOKY HILL @ SMOKY HILL

Apr 12 4:30 pm vs. OVERLAND @ OVERLAND

Apr 17 4:30 pm vs. OVERLAND @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 19 4:30 pm vs. MULLEN @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 24 4:30 pm vs. MULLEN @ MULLEN

Apr 27 2:00 pm vs. EAGLECREST @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 29 4:30 pm vs. EAGLECREST @ EAGLECREST

May 1 4:30 pm vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ ARAPAHOE

May 3 4:30 pm vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ CHEROKEE TRAIL

May 8 4:30 pm vs. CHERRY CREEK @ ARAPAHOE

May 10 4:30 pm vs. CHERRY CREEK @ CHERRY CREEK

Back Row

Coach Spenser Hickle, Garrett Dykstra, Will Sevier , Joe Fidler, Gabe Goodman, David Craig, Andrew Wall, Ethan Anton, Jaxson Cauble, Davis Nueske, Coach Steve Bond Kneeling

Gavin White, Sam Tholen, Drew Salyers, John Benson, Joey Kretzschmar Thomas Provenzano

Managers Alison Bosworth and Felicity Daleccio Absent: Quinn Kulesa

Junior Varsity in action

Sophomore team

sophomore team

Mar 12 4:00 pm vs. Mtn Vista @ Arapahoe

Mar 13 4:00 pm vs. CHAPARRAL @ Arapahoe

Mar 16 10:00 am vs. ThunderRidge @ Thunderridge (1)

Mar 16 12:30 PM vs. ThunderRidge @ Thunderridge (2)

Mar 22 4:30 PM vs. Denver East @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 2 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ GRANDVIEW

Apr 4 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 13 11:00am vs. OVERLAND @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 15 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 16 4:30 pm vs. OVERLAND @ OVERLAND

Apr 20 11:00 am pm vs. MULLEN @ MULLEN

Apr 23 4:30 pm vs. MULLEN @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 27 11:00 am vs. EAGLECREST @ EAGLECREST

Apr 30 4:30 pm vs. EAGLECREST @ ARAPAHOE

May 2 4:30 pm vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ CHEROKEE TRAIL

May 4 11:00 am vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ ARAPAHOE

May 7 4:30 pm vs. CHERRY CREEK @ CHERRY CREEK

May 11 11:00 am vs. CHERRY CREEK @ ARAPAHOE

Back Row (L-R): Coach Doug Leyden, Carter Bushel, Grant VonHortenau, Grant DeClue, Grant Zeleny, Dakota Golden, Jackson McDowell, Issac Glover, August Malom, Cody Booth, Braden Grace, Cainan Farr, Jack Jones, Coach Mike Lockyer

(l-r): Sheadon Halemano-Verano, Easton Marks, Jack Weiler, Brody Holt, Evan Navarro

SEated (l-r): Adrianna Johnston, Kaitlyn Callahan Absent: Johnny Bazinet

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Pebbles

Knealing (l-r): Jackson Bock, Sam Hansen, Diego Jeffers, Nick Palmer, Brock Chavez.

SEated (l-r): Morgan Callahan, Bridget Stoessel

ABSENT: Presley Monteforte

sophomoreFreshmanteam team

Freshman Schedule

pm vs. Mtn Vista @ Mtn Vista

Mar 13 4:30 pm vs. CHAPARRAL @ CHAPARRAL

Mar 16 2:00 pm vs. Legend @ Arapahoe (1)

Mar 16 4:00pm vs. Legend @ Arapahoe (2)

Mar 23 10:00 aM vs. ThunderRidge @ ARAPAHOE (1)

Mar 23 12:30 pm vs. ThunderRidge @ ARAPAHOE (2)

Apr 1 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ GRANDVIEW

Apr 3 4:30 pm vs. GRANDVIEW @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 5 4:30 pm vs. Smoky HIll @ Smoky HIll

Apr 10 4:30 pm vs. Smoky HIll @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 19 4:30 pm vs. MULLEN @ MULLEN

Apr 22 4:30 pm vs. Smoky HIll @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 24 4:30 pm vs. MULLEN @ ARAPAHOE

Apr 26 4:30 pm vs. EAGLECREST @ EAGLECREST

Apr 29 4:30 pm vs. EAGLECREST @ ARAPAHOE

May 1 4:30 pm vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ CHEROKEE TRAIL

May 3 4:30 pm vs. CHEROKEE TRAIL @ ARAPAHOE

May 8 4:30 pm vs. CHERRY CREEK @ CHERRY CREEK

May 10 14:30 pm vs. CHERRY CREEK @ ARAPAHOE

Back Row (L-R): Coach Joe Herrera, Bryson Venegas, Maverick Malcom, Iain Schreiber, Maxwell Rogers, John Arsenault Ben Hess, Javen Schopp, Jack Ryan, Collin Baker, Kyle Sweeney, Vlad Schakaraschwili, Coach Reid

sophomore team Freshman team in action

Coach Profiles

Head Coach

Coach Jim Dollaghan is a Colorado native, born the youngest of 7 kids, 5 sisters and 1 brother. His father Art, who passed away in 2013, was a well-known and respected Parochial league pitcher here in Denver. His Mother, Nancy is living in Broomfield and is looking forward to seeing the Warriors play. She is an avid Rockies fan and is usually planning a spring break trip to Arizona to take in a couple of games.

Jim married the love of his life Diana, also a teacher, in July of 2002. They have 2 kids, Addison soon to be 15 who attends Arapahoe High School, and Matthew who is 12 and is currently at Powell middle school. Both kids are involved in extra-curricular activities. Both are strong students who enjoy going to school. Coach experienced the parents side of H.S. sports as his daughter participated as a Warrior in volleyball and basketball this year.

JIM DOLLAGHAN

Coach Dollaghan played basketball for 1 year and baseball for 3 years at Colorado Mesa University (formerly Mesa State) from 1986-1991. He was cut from the baseball program his first 2 years but eventually made the program his 3rd year in which he was red-shirted. He primarily played the outfield and played every position on the field except for shortstop and catcher at one point of his career.

In the summer of 1992, coach traveled to Cody, Wyoming and accepted his first coaching job as the legion B coach. Coach Dollaghan found his passion to coach in Cody. After applying for the head coaching position at his high school alma mater, Northglenn, he was not selected but accepted the JV coaching job, which began his coaching career in Colorado. In 1994, he accepted the head coaching position at Green Mountain H.S. in Lakewood and was there for 4 seasons. The years following, he was an assistant at Thornton as well as Legacy High School.

After stepping away from coaching to focus on Dollaghan Construction LLC., he began his teaching career. Coach Dollaghan was reunited with his college pitching coach Joe White, the former Head Coach at ThunderRidge High School. Coach Dollaghan taught social studies for 11 years and was the head JV baseball coach under Coach White for 4 of those years. He stepped away from baseball in 2009 to accept the head softball position at ThunderRidge which he led for 7 years but eventually his love for baseball was too strong. Coach Dollaghan is very proud to have this opportunity to be the head coach of such a wonderful school with a storied tradition.

Coach Danny Nourse is from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Settling in Texas at a young age, he spent time playing at Klein High School and went on to play club baseball at Southwest Texas State. He loves teaching and helping players get to the next level in their baseball career. He has spent many years coaching high school, youth and summer High School teams with great success, but more important than wins, was witness to watching some amazing young boys become men.

A proud father of two collegiate baseball players, he is also blessed to be with his best friend and wonderful wife, Lisa. Danny loves golf, hanging with friends, BBQ'ing, but is most happiest hanging on the dirt. Some people wait their entire lives to meet their favorite player, Danny raised his!

DANNY NOURSE

Coach Mike Scoglio was born in Chicago, IL – Go Cubs Go! He moved to Arizona while he was in high school where he played 3rd base and pitched for his team. He went to college at Northern Arizona University, and then moved to Colorado. He used to coach softball for his daughter and niece.

After 35 years in the workforce, he retired from Lockheed Martin in January of 2017. He is enjoying his role as the o cial scorekeeper for the Varsity team at Arapahoe and getting to know the student athletes. When he’s not in the dugout, you can find him on the golf course. He’s been a part of the Arapahoe community for quite a while – his wife, Cindy, worked in the main o ce for 11 years, and his daughter graduated from AHS in 2007.

Varsity Pitching Coach Nick White is a proud Colorado native, and Arapahoe alumni. He spent time playing in college at Neosho CC, Arapahoe CC, and Northern Colorado while studying Special Education. Arm injuries deeply hampered, and then ultimately ended his playing career. At that point he started coaching. He started coaching legion ball at Arapahoe when he was 21. Since then most of his 15 years coaching have been at ThunderRidge HS, with a 3 year stint at Littleton HS included in there. Coach White has been a varsity pitching coach for about 9 years. His favorite thing about coaching is developing players.

He is a very proud father of his 6 year old son Joshua. In his free time he enjoys playing with his son, watching sports, and studying the game of baseball.

Varisty Asst Coach

NICK WHITE

Coach Drew Goodman is a native of New York Drew has spent the last 33 years in Colorado. This is his second year on the Varsity sta at AHS. A graduate of Ithaca College, he played in the Rocky Mountain Collegiate League in the late 80’s and early 90’s for The Denver Raiders. Baseball, Coaching and Broadcasting have always been a passion for him. He coached all three of his boys in all sports throughout their youth. Jacob (2016), a former middle infielder and CaptaIn at Arapahoe went on to play college baseball at Denison and is now studying at CU Boulder. Zach, also a team Captain and catcher helped lead the Warriors to a Final four appearance last year. He was named first team all Centennial league and a member of the All state team. He is currently playing at Webster University. Gabe is a sophomore In the AHS program.

Coach Steve Bond was born in Denver. The son of an oil man, Steve’s family moved several times taking him to Pittsburgh, Dallas, Midland Texas, and Casper. Steve attended Texas Tech University where he played one year of college baseball. He later transferred to the University of Wyoming and graduated with a degree in Education with a minor in Business. Steve taught high school Social Studies in Nebraska and Denver and after six years of teaching, transitioned over to a 25 year career in Sales & Marketing. Steve’s two children are graduates of LPS schools and Colorado State University. Steve has coached baseball for 15 years. He enjoys golf, particularly with his wife Bonnie, camping, and is very active in his church.

DREW GOODMAN

Drew’s “Day Job” during the baseball season is performing his duties as the TV voice of the Colorado Rockies where he has been named Colorado Sportscaster of the year 13 times. Of the many phenomenal memories of watching his kids play baseball, last year’s Warriors run to the final four was among his fondest. It was a specia season and one he wants to see repeated frequently each season. The leader of the Goodman clan is Kristi who in addition to shuttling boys for twenty plus years, has held various posts within the Arapahoe baseball organization. This year they are celebrating their 25th anniversary.

Coach Spenser Hickle is the pitching coach for the JV team. He grew up in Littleton and played youth baseball for the Panthers in the AYL as well as Arapahoe’s feeder team. Spenser attended Arapahoe High School, graduated in 2007, and lettered in both football and baseball. His primary positions were outfield and pitcher. After Arapahoe, Spenser attended Valdosta State University in Valdosta, Georgia, received a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and a master’s degree in education. After college, Spenser was head JV coach at Lanier County High School in Lakeland, Georgia for two years and also umpired for four years. He met his wife Brittany in Georgia and they were married in 2017. Spenser returned to his alma mater where he currently teaches math and coaches both football and baseball. In his free time, he loves going out to eat and watching the Rockies. He loves coaching the JV program and wishes all four Arapahoe baseball teams good luck this season.

Varisty Pitching Coach

Varisty Asst Coach

Varsity Scorekeeper

MIKE SCOGLIO

STEVE BOND

JV Head Coach

JV Asst Coach SPENSER HICKLE

Coach Profiles

Coach Michael Lockyer is the head coach for the Sophomore team and a Colorado Native. He graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a BA in Mathematics. He has been teaching since 1993. This is his third year coaching at Arapahoe. He loves baseball and interacting with students in a di erent context than Math. When he not coaching, Coach Lockyer loves hiking and backpacking in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.

Coach Leyden is a Colorado Native and grew up in Southwest Denver. When he moved into a new Subdivision in 1964, Hampden Ave east (the Valley Highway) was a dirt road. The neighborhood was full of young kids, they played on the Highline Canal, and built tree forts and swings over the canal. The canal filled up on

Memorial Day weekend and flowed until Labor Day Weekend. His parents never saw him until it was too dark to see! His baseball life started at the age of 6. He played with the older kids as a Titian, on a small backstop field behind Thomas Je erson High School. He was fortunate to have very young, enthusiastic and passionate coaches. His dad was instrumental in working with him on the mechanics of every position in baseball. He immediately became hooked on baseball, played spring ball, summer ball, and wished there was fall ball back in the day.

He first strapped up cleats at Thomas Je erson High School where his primary position was starting pitcher. He played against the top high schools during his the 4 years at TJ. He made a bad decision his senior year in early March throwing 3 innings during a scrimmage and then played centerfield. There was a man on second, the ball was hit to him, he came up throwing

to home, and damaged his elbow! After TJ, he went to Northern Colorado and was unable to make the team. His wife Jennifer has been a teacher at Arapahoe High School for 27 years, dedicated to students as both a teacher and as a coach. She introduced him to Coach Dollaghan who was looking for assistant coaches, and that’s when he joined the sta His passion for students and teaching baseball is unparalleled. Last year brought him back to his early years of life and baseball. The excitement of being part of a team. Seeing each player grow, learn, and better understand baseball.

Joseph Herera is a first year English teacher at Arapahoe. He married his high school sweetheart Nicole and they will be celebrating their 7th anniversary in June. They have 3 children; Theo (4), Lucy (2), and Henry (3 months). Joseph graduated from the University of St Thomas (MN) where he played baseball (1B/OF) and football. He has coached football at both the college and high school level for 10 years and is currently a varsity assistant at Arapahoe. He coached baseball for 2 seasons at Brighton High School (his alma mater). He

coaches because he wholeheartedly trusts in the educational experience that lies within athletics and the opportunities to teach life lessons.

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Reid Pebbles is a junior at Arapahoe high school. After he graduates, he plans to go on a 2 year mission trip with his church. When he gets back, he will attend college. He played baseball for Arapahoe the past two years and his primary position was outfield. He has one brother and two sisters. Reid is grateful and glad to have the opportunity to coach the freshman team and is looking forward to a great season.

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Asst Fresh Coach

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Arapahoe Trainer

KATIE WALLACE

Katie Wallace is the trainer for Arapahoe High School and the 2018 Arapahoe Baseball team.

Hitting Records

No. Player, Year

At Bats 90 Mark Hutmacher 2010

Runs Scored 40 1996

Scott Cadwallader

Hits 40 Andy Ponseigo 1980 Brian Guymon 2008

Doubles 12 Brian Guymon 2008

Justin Byrd 2009

Triples 4 Troy Brewer 2008

Home Runs 12 Chad Steiner 2001

RBIs 36

Home Runs in a Game

Warrior Records

Disclaimer: Accuracy based only on the information recorded at this time. Please report any discrepancies

Season Team Best

Best Record 19 -2 .905 Winning PCt. 1994

Most Wins 19 1994

Most Homeruns as a team 36 2008

Stolen Bases 84 1991

Fielding Pct. .947 1980

Justin Byrd 2009

3 Brandon Harmon 1999 London Bradbury 1999 Chad Steiner 2001

On base Average .628 Luke Muller 1998 .625 Luke Muller 1998

Least Strikeouts (min 40 at bats) 2 Je Cadwallader 1999

Stolen Bases 25 25 1996

Slugging Pct. 1.214 Luke Muller 1998

Bases on Balls 27 Ryan Haskell 1991

Fielding Pct. min 40 put outs or assists

1.000 Andy Hazell 1980

Batting Average Scott Cadwallader Eric Bittlingmaier

1.000 1979

.415 2010

On Base Percentage .518 2010

Team Runs Scored 238 2010 State Championship 1980

Hitting Avg. vs Grand Junction 4-3

Centennial League Champions 1971, 1980 1994, 1998, 2005, 2008

Continental League Champions

Pitching Records No. Player, Year

Wins 8 John Steninger 1971

Kevin Wachtman

1993/1994

Mike Bradford 1994

Dan Padgett 1995

Games Pitched 12 Kevin Wachtman 1993

Innings Pitched 73 Brad Hines 1980

Strikeouts 106 John Steninger 1971

Lowest ERA (Min 40 innings) .94 Mike Bradford 1993

Career Wins 16+ Nathanial Weems

2003-2004

Mike Hurd

Chris Dennis AHS vs Montbello 2004

Eric Anderson

No Hitters AHS vs Littleton 1999 AHS vs Littleton 2005

Shut Outs 4 John Steninger 1971

Perfect Game Mark Jeske 1973

Former Warriors

1999 Northwestern University

Ken Padgett

Nick White Neosho CC

John Perry Southern Nevada CC

Mike Hurd Texas - Arlington, Southern Nevada CC, Pepperdine University

Je Cadwallader Neosho CC, West Virginia State University

2000 Fred Carney Regis University, Anaheim Angels

Clay Tichota Regis University, Oakland A's

Geo Winkler School of Mines

Phil Sander American River CC

2001 Chad Steiner

Lamar CC, Baltimore Orioles

2002 Chad Sweet Kansas Newman

2004 Chris Dennis Dana College, Trinidad State CC, University of Northern Colorado

2005 Eric Anderson Southern Nevada CC, Regis University

Hans Schaler American River CC, Catholic University

2006 Nathaniel Weems Seward County CC

Luke Hardcastle Seward County CC

Je Coulter Wingate University

2000 Fred Carney Regis University, Anaheim Angels

Clay Tichota Regis University, Oakland A's

Geo Winkler School of Mines

Phil Sander American River CC

2001 Chad Steiner

Lamar CC, Baltimore Orioles

2002 Chad Sweet Kansas Newman

2004 Chris Dennis Dana College, Trinidad State CC, University of Northern Colorado

2005 Eric Anderson Southern Nevada CC, Regis University

Hans Schaler American River CC, Catholic University

2006 Nathaniel Weems Seward County CC

Luke Hardcastle Seward County CC

Je Coulter Wingate University

2007 Jacksonville CC, Gonzaga

Tyler Bartschi

Cody Scott Scottsdale CC

Henry Hemphill Northwestern CC

Pat Dennis Dakota Wesleyan

Nick Whitcraft Hastings College

Kevin Hurd University of Northern Colorado

Dave Runberg University of Oregon Club

2008 Charlie Henderson Regis University

Ryan Whittemore

Regis University

2016 McPherson College

Garrett Connor

Jacob Goodman Denison University

Clay Hansen Santa Barbara CC

Cody Peepgrass Kansas Wesleyan

Desmond Pineda Concordia UniversityHunter Rynders McCook CC

Barstow CC

2017 Cole Carman Concordia Univ of Chicago

2018

Reid Conant Azusa Pacific

Corey Grace University of Wyoming

Ryan Hendrix

Brett Stenlund Hastings College

Scotty Mountz

Aaron Ziola

University of Saint Mary

Doane University

Tyler Banks North Park

Garrett DeClue Western Nebraska

Brandon Dryer Webster

Bo Garcia Western Nebraska

Zach Goodman Webster

Drew Hayes Oklahoma

Ryan Nourse Webster

2007 Jacksonville CC, Gonzaga

Tyler Bartschi

Cody Scott Scottsdale CC

Henry Hemphill Northwestern CC

Pat Dennis Dakota Wesleyan

Nick Whitcraft Hastings College

Kevin Hurd University of Northern Colorado

Dave Runberg University of Oregon Club

2008 Charlie Henderson Regis University Regis University

Ryan Whittemore

Dave Holland Regis University

Troy Brewer Western Nebraska CC

Dave Holland Regis University

Troy Brewer Western Nebraska CC

Warriors Drafted out of High School

2009 University of California, Berkley

Justin Byrd

Tayler Davis Barton CC Odessa CC

Zach Scott

Tyler Kaul Colorado State University, Club

Grant Robbins Regis University

2010 Brian Guymon Stanford University

Mark Hutmacher St. Bonaventure

1999 Northwestern University

Ken Padgett

Nick White Neosho CC

John Perry Southern Nevada CC

Mike Hurd Texas - Arlington, Southern Nevada CC, Pepperdine University

Je Cadwallader Neosho CC, West Virginia State University

2009 University of California, Berkley

Justin Byrd

Tayler Davis Barton CC

Zach Scott

Odessa CC

Tyler Kaul Colorado State University, Club

Grant Robbins Regis University

2010 Brian Guymon Stanford University

Mark Hutmacher St. Bonaventure

2011 Nate Reyes Odessa Community College

T. Cunningham Odessa Community College

Brock Freeman Yavapai Community College

2012 John Mulhern Regis University

Kirby Schwein Regis University

1998 - Luke Muller Minnesota Twins

1999 - John Perry New York Yankees

1999 - Mike Hurd New York Yankees

1999 - Nick White Philadelphia Phillies

Warriors Drafted out of College

Chris Kirgan Colorado Rockies

Dan Padgett San Francisco Giants

Clay Tichota Oakland A's Fred Carney Anaheim Angels

Chad Steiner Baltimore Orioles

Michael Done Baltimore Orioles

Joe White Seattle Mariners

Ron Selbo Pittsburgh Pirates

Jack Moore

Hunter Bingham William Jewell College Colorado Christian University

2013 Zach Chandler Saddleback CC

2014 Ted Ramirez Garden City CC

Tyler Rike Northeastern CC

Scott Hutmacher

John Carrol University

2015 Trevor Johnson Trinity University

Will Metherd Colby Community College

Cole Nourse Dodge City Community College

Max Whitehead Pima Community College