2021 Jesuit Dallas Baseball Program

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TABLE OF CONTENTS • ABOUT THE COVER Advertiser Index............................................................................. 4

Name That Senior!...................................................................18-21

Administration & Support Staff....................................................... 5

Name That Senior Answers.......................................................... 24

About Jesuit Dallas......................................................................... 5

Varsity Roster............................................................................... 38

President’s Letter........................................................................... 6

Varsity Schedule........................................................................... 39

Head Coach Brian Jones............................................................... 8

Varsity Player Profiles..............................................................41-61

Baseball History & Tradition........................................................... 9

Junior Varsity Roster & Schedule................................................. 66

Rangers in College and the Pros.................................................. 10

Junior Varsity Baseball Players.................................................... 67

Assistant Coaching Staff.............................................................. 12

Freshman Roster & Schedule....................................................... 72

Baseball Support Staff................................................................. 13

Freshman Baseball Players.......................................................... 73

The Voice of the Rangers: Chris Martinez ’78.............................. 14

ABOUT THE COVER For many years, Bill DeOre has produced the artwork for the Jesuit Dallas athletic programs.

Raised in Dallas, Bill is a member of the Jesuit Dallas Class of 1965 and received his bachelor’s degree in advertising art and design from Texas Tech. He was a nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist for The Dallas Morning News for 34 years and a member of the American Association of Editorial Cartoonists. Currently, DeOre sits on the Jesuit Dallas Museum Board of Trustees.

Throughout his time serving Jesuit Dallas athletics, DeOre has provided the artwork for numerous programs.

Here are a few examples of Bill’s work over the years:

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ADVERTISER INDEX • ADMINISTRATION & SUPPORT STAFF CHAMPION ADVERTISERS Ben-E-Keith Beverages................................................................ 69

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Chick-Fil-A Inwood....................................................................... 65

Prosperity Bank............................................................. Back Cover

Comserv Construction, LLC......................................................... 37

Ramirez & Associates, PC............................................................ 22

Dynamic Sports Medicine............................................................ 69

Rodenbaugh’s Flooring America.................................................. 68

Embassy Suites at Park Central................................................... 70

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Enchilada’s................................................................................... 64

Seeligson & Company, PC........................................................... 33

Godat Plastic Surgery.................................................................. 70

Stewart and Arango Oral Surgery................................................ 34

Iron Horse Lacrosse..................................................................... 62

Team Sports & Performance Apparel........................................... 40

Jason Saucedo, Class of 2001.................................................... 36

Texas Catering.............................................................................. 63

Jonathan Alexander Basketball.................................................... 26

W.B. Carrell Memorial Clinic......................................................... 32

Judy Nordseth Photography........................................................ 25

Wild About Flowers...................................................................... 37

Kwik Kar Inwood.......................................................................... 14

WWA Integrated Wealth Strategy Group........................................ 7

BLUE ADVERTISERS Wingstop.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28

PROGRAM CREDITS The 2021 Jesuit Dallas baseball program is a production of the Sports Information Office. Program Designer: Bryan Montgomery, Sports Information Director. Editorial Team: Sean Gavin, James Kramer, Meredith Messick. Photography: Judy Norsdeth Photography (Team, Individual Photography), Air Force Academy, Pittsburgh Pirates, Purdue University, Stanford University, West Virginia University Printer: Brodnax Printers.

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ABOUT JESUIT DALLAS

Founded in 1942, Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas is a Catholic, private, independent, all-boys high school. Following the 500 year-old Jesuit tradition of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Jesuit Dallas strives to form young men into leaders who are open to growth, intellectually competent, committed to working for justice, religious, loving, and physically fit. Currently, Jesuit enrolls over 1,100 boys from 170 different middle schools.

Admission to Jesuit Dallas is open to qualified young men of all faiths and denominations, without regard to race or national origin.

Prospective students are chosen by an admissions committee on the basis of past school performance, academic and personal recommendations, a competitive entrance examination, a personal interview, and demonstrated promise of future development.

Additional consideration is given to members of the Roman Catholic Church, sons and brothers of Jesuit Dallas alumni, brothers of current students, and students of ethnic, socioeconomic, and geographic diversity.

In athletics, Jesuit Dallas has claimed 121 team championships dating back to 1954. Most of the titles were won as members of the Texas Christian Interscholastic League (TCIL), a precursor to the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) of which Jesuit was a member until 2000. In 2003, Jesuit Dallas, along with Strake Jesuit (Houston), became the first private schools to be admitted to the University Interscholastic League (UIL), which serves as the governing body for Texas high school athletics. Since joining the UIL, Jesuit has captured 69 district championships.

In 2010, the Jesuit Dallas soccer team became the first private school team in the history of the UIL to capture a state championship.

The Ranger baseball team captured its first UIL state title in 2016 and soccer added a second UIL crown in 2017. Jesuit rugby won Texas Rugby Union championships in 2001 and 2010, while the lacrosse program won back-to-back Texas High School Lacrosse League (THSLL) titles in 2016 and 2017. The crew program routinely ranks as one of the strongest in the country, and has qualified for the USRowing Youth National Championships nine times since 2010.

JESUIT DALLAS ADMINISTRATION AND BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFF President.....................................................................Mike Earsing

Athletic Administrator....................................................Pam Murad

Principal................................................................Tom Garrison ’92

Director of Athletic Performance......................... Giuliano Sanchez

Rector..........................................................Rev. Wally Sidney, S.J.

Assistant Director of Athletic Performance..................Nick Sexton

Vice President of Advancement......................................B.J. Antes

Head Athletic Trainer..................................................... Rick Martin

Vice President of Operations.................................... Alex Soich ’04

Athletic Trainer............................................................ Todd Holmes

Assistant Principal of Academics.......................... Molly O’Sullivan

Director of Communications.................................... James Kramer

Assistant Principal of Faculty Formation.............. Michele Williams

Director of Alumni Relations............................. Sean McMullen ’96

Asst. Principal of Curriculum and Acad. Support.... Dr. Ben Kirby ’00

Sports Information Director.............................. Bryan Montgomery

Assistant Principal of Student Life............................. Jack Wallace

Head Baseball Coach................................................... Brian Jones

Director of Student Formation..................................Dr. Mark Knize

Assistant Varsity Coach...........................................Sean Gavin ’00

Athletic Director.............................................................Steve Koch

Junior Varsity Coach................................................. Corey Pointer

Assistant Athletic Director.................................................Chris Hill

Freshman Coach................................................... Mike Grimes ’86

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PRESIDENT’S LETTER Dear Friends and Fans, Welcome to Jesuit Dallas and the 2021 baseball season. We began this year at Jesuit with the pledge to maintain a continuity of community, and despite a global health emergency that has impacted our lives in so many ways, we are blessed that our students have been afforded the opportunity to participate in one of our School’s greatest traditions – the great game of baseball!

While the spiritual and academic formation of our students take priority, as Jesuit educators we place strong value on the formational life lessons learned on the playing fields, in the rehearsal halls, and as members of various clubs, teams, and organizations. Although the experience this year will be different for our participants – and fans, we anticipate the upcoming year to be another full of great potential for our young men to grow, excel, and benefit from the rigors, challenges, and joys of a competitive schedule.

Thank you to our parents and benefactors, whose generosity of time, talent, and treasure enables our students to enjoy great facilities and programs that offer the finest environment for developing their talents. I would also like to thank our alumni, who continue to be a great source of inspiration and support for their alma mater. I am filled with gratitude and pride by the opportunity that our devoted community affords our current and future student-athletes.

To all visitors to tonight’s game and all events on campus this season, please be reminded that the safety of our students, staff, officials, and guests is our priority. Please be considerate of others and do your part in keeping our campus safe by wearing masks at all times and through proper physical distancing in the stands and around Wright Field. Thank you for your help in ensuring a safe physical environment.

I would like to remind us all that the success of any Jesuit athletic contest is not measured solely in the score, but in the positive impact these experiences have on developing each of our young men and adding to his formation in all areas described in the Profile of a Graduate; that he has availed himself of the opportunities provided by Jesuit, taken his God-given blessings and talents in all the areas of his being, and maximized these gifts in a life that reflects thanksgiving to a good and gracious God. Blessings,

Michael A. Earsing Jesuit Dallas President

THE JESUIT DALLAS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM AT A SCRIMMAGE INSIDE GLOBE LIFE FIELD ON FEB. 12, 2021.

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HEAD COACH BRIAN JONES Entering his 12th season as the Jesuit Dallas baseball head coach, Brian Jones has anchored a resurgence for Jesuit Dallas that included the program’s first University Interscholastic League (UIL) 6A State Championship in 2016. Jones entered the 2020 season with a 269-88-9 record as the Rangers’ head coach and a 113-11-0 record against district opponents.

In 2019, Jesuit Dallas advanced to the postseason for the 10th consecutive year, capturing its eighth bi-district championship with a three-game series win against Sachse. Jack Lynch ’19 was named to the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association All-State Team, marking Jesuit’s eighth THSBCA All-State honor since 2011. The Rangers earned three major awards as Maccoy Lopez ’18 was named the District Offensive Player of the Year, Tyler Murrah ’18 was named Pitcher of the Year and Jalon Mack ’20 earned Newcomer of the Year honors.

Lopez and Murrah were additionally named to the THSBCA and USA Today All-State teams.

In 2016, Jones led Jesuit to a 36-8-2 record and the UIL state title with a 6-2 victory over San Antonio Johnson on June 11. The historic win marked the first state championship for a private institution at any level of the UIL. Jones concluded the season by earning USA Today/Family Insurance and Texas Sports Writers Association (TSWA) Texas Coach of the Year honors, and was named District Coach of the Year for the seventh time.

The Rangers’ 2016 lineup was anchored by Kyle Muller ’16, the consensus National Player of the Year. Muller was drafted by the Atlanta Braves with the 44th pick of the Major League Baseball (MLB) Amateur Draft and heads into his fifth season in the Braves’ minor league system.

Jones led the Rangers to their first state tournament appearance in team history during the 2015 season, a year that saw the Blue and Gold finish with a 35-4-2 record, a 14-0 mark in district play, and a No. 3 national ranking heading into the state tournament. A 13-1 win over MacArthur marked a personal milestone for Jones on April 26, 2015, as he captured his 300th victory as a baseball head coach. Jones would add his 400th career victory on Friday, May 11, 2018 with a 5-4 win over Oak Ridge in the UIL Area Round.

The impressive list of players that have competed under the leadership of Coach Jones include numerous NCAA Division I players and a breakout star in MLB. Jones coached 2011 Gatorade Texas Player of the Year and current Washington Nationals first baseman Josh Bell ’11, who would be drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the second round of the MLB Amateur Draft with the No. 61 pick and finish third in the National League Rookie of the Year vote after breaking the National League record for most home runs by a switch-hitting rookie.

Jones enjoyed success on the diamond from a young age, as he was a member of the AABC Sandy Koufax National Champions in 1982. Attending W.T. White High School, Jones was a four-time first-team all-district pick, received Dallas Morning News Sophomore of the Year honors and was the area’s leading hitter as a junior. He attended Northwood University, where he was picked to play in the 1989 Junior College All-Star game.

A member of the American Baseball Coaches Association, Texas High School Coaches Association and United Baseball Club. Jones is a former president of the North Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association and was voted the regional director for the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association (THSBCA) in January of 2016. Jones is the father of two boys: Tyler and Tanner.

COACH JONES YEAR-BY-YEAR JESUIT DALLAS RECORDS & TEAM ACCOLADES Year

Overall Record

District Record

2010

21-13-1

11-1-0

District Champion, Bi-District Champion

2011

34-10-0

14-0-0

District Champion, Regional Semifinals

2012

26-8-1

14-0-0

District Champion, Area Champion

2013

24-11-1

12-3-0

District Champion

2014

25-10-0

13-1-0

District Champion, Bi-District Champion

2015

35-4-2

14-0-0

District Champion, Regional Champion

2016

36-8-2

13-1-0

District Champion, UIL 6A State Champion

2017

23-11-0

11-3-0

Bi-District Champion

2018

29-9-0

11-2-0

Bi-District Champion

2019

26-13-0

9-5-0

Bi-District Champion

2020 6-4-2 Overall 269-88-9

0-0-0 113-11-0

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Team Accolades

Shortened Season

JESUIT BASEBALL HISTORY & TRADITION TEAM AWARDS & ACCOLADES • ALL-STATE & ALL-DISTRICT SELECTIONS SINCE 2010 Gatorade National Player of the Year Kyle Muller.........................................2016 Gatorade Texas Player of the Year Josh Bell............................................2011 Kyle Muller.........................................2016 TSWA State Most Valuable Player Darius Hill......................... 2015 (Co-MVP) Kyle Muller.........................................2016 THSBCA All-State Josh Bell....................................2011 (1st) Darius Hill..................................2014 (1st) Maccoy Lopez...........................2018 (1st) Jack Lynch...............................2019 (2nd) Kyle Muller................................2015 (2nd) Tyler Murrah..............................2018 (2nd) Nic Ready..................................2015 (1st) Chris Muller.............................. 2014 (HM) TSWA All-State Josh Bell.................. 2010 (1st), 2011 (1st) Bryce Bonner............................ 2016 (3rd) Harrison Folk............................2014 (2nd) Pete Hamrick............................ 2016 (HM) Darius Hill................ 2014 (1st), 2015 (1st) Matt Horvath............................ 2016 (HM) Maccoy Lopez...........................2018 (1st) Chris Muller.............................. 2014 (HM) Kyle Muller...............2015 (3rd), 2016 (1st) Tyler Murrah.............................. 2018 (HM) Jacob Palisch............................2016 (1st) Nic Ready................................. 2015 (3rd) District Most Valuable Player Josh Bell..................................2010, 2011 Jack Lynch........................................2019 Kyle Muller...............................2015, 2016 Joe Powell.........................................2012

District MVP • Defense Bryce Bonner.....................................2016 Michael Schoettmer..........................2016 District MVP • Offense Maccoy Lopez...................................2018 Matt Horvath.....................................2016 Darius Hill....................................2014, 15 Kevin Terry.........................................2010 District MVP • Pitcher Christian Bartholomew......................2012 Tyler Murrah.......................................2018 Joe Powell.........................................2011 District MVP • Sophomore Darius Hill..........................................2013 District Newcomer of the Year Jalon Mack........................................2018 Austin Shehan...................................2016 Jaden Woodson................................2017 All-District First Team Bryce Bonner...........................2014, 2015 Braxton Boyle....................................2020 Chris Cisneros...................................2012 Julian Colombo.................................2017 Matthew Cox.....................................2020 Jacques DeGruy................................2010 Cameron Dobbs................................2015 Jacob Ennen.....................................2020 Harrison Folk.....................................2015 Clayton Freimuth...............................2010 Will Guzman......................................2016 Pete Hamrick...........................2015, 2016 Will Hairston......................................2013 Grant Hatzmann................................2013 Alec Houillion.....................................2020 Nick Jans...........................................2010

Chase Jennings.................................2014 Tanner Jones.....................................2020 Tanner Kalina.....................................2010 Bijan Kamalipour...............................2018 Jared Kengott....................................2016 Jake Koger........................................2020 Jack Lynch........................................2018 Jalon Mack........................................2020 David McKenzie................................2011 Ryan Messick....................................2020 J.T. Mix..............................................2016 J.J. Montenegro................................2016 Johnny Morin.....................................2013 Chris Muller.......................................2013 Jacob Palisch....................................2016 Tyson Pointer.....................................2020 Jeffers Rader.....................................2011 Tino Ramirez......................................2020 Mark Ready.......................................2015 Max Ready..............................2013, 2014 Nic Ready................................2014, 2015 Zach Reding......................................2013 Garrett Reuben..................................2017 Grant Reuben................2013, 2014, 2015 Pierce Ryan.......................................2011 Jeff Schoettmer.................................2012 Shea Stine.........................................2012 Kevin Terry.........................................2011 Hank Tobolka.....................................2012 Ben Valelly.........................................2012 Josh Vander Heiden..........................2011 Heath VanKirk....................................2017 Ben Wright...............................2011, 2012 *Note: A full, in-progress listing of accolades can be found on JesuitRangers.org/ baseballhistory

PROGRAM HISTORY & TRADITION Texas Christian Interscholastic League (TCIL) State Championships 1973 • 1983 • 1985 • 1987 • 1999

University Interscholastic League (UIL) State Championships 2016

UIL State Final Four Appearances 2015 • 2016

UIL Regional Quarterfinal Championships 2011 • 2015 • 2016

UIL Area Championships 2004 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2015 • 2016

UIL Bi-District Championships 2004 • 2005 • 2008 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019

UIL District Championships 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016

The Rangers celebrate winning the first UIL State Championship in program history on June 11, 2016

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RANGERS IN COLLEGE & THE PROS CURRENT RANGERS IN COLLEGE Braxton Boyle Bryce Bonner Quinn Bowring Matthew Cox Peter Delkus JT Ennen Bijan Kamalipour Jared Kengott Jack Lynch Jalon Mack J.T. Mix J.J. Montenegro Tyler Murrah Jacob Palisch Tyson Pointer Tino Ramirez Mark Ready Michael Schoettmer

2020 2016 2019 2020 2018 2020 2018 2016 2019 2020 2017 2017 2018 2017 2020 2020 2017 2017

Regis University (Colo.)

Texas State University Transylvania University California Institute of Tech.

East Texas Baptist Univ.

Canisius University Baldwin Wallace University Emporia State University Xavier University Wichita State University Augustana University Grayson College Pepperdine University Stanford University Odessa College Regis University (Colo.)

University of Richmond Augustana University

Nic Ready ’15

Bryce Bonner ’16

Darius Hill ’15

Jacob Palisch ’17

RANGERS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

Kevin Hart ’04 Chicago Cubs (2007-09); Pittsburgh Pirates (2009)

Michael Hollimon ’01 Detroit Tigers (2008)

Josh Bell ’11 Pittsburgh Pirates (2016-2020) Washington Nationals (2020-Pres.)

RANGERS IN THE PROS Kyle Muller

Chris Muller

Josh Bell

Jacques De Gruy Matt Shortall Kevin Hart

2016

Atlanta Braves (2016 MLB Draft 2nd round pick; 44th overall); Gwinnett Stripers (AAA)

2011

Pittsburgh Pirates (2011 MLB Draft 2nd round pick; 61st overall); Washington Nationals (2020)

2013 2010 2009 2004

Michael Knox

Michael Hollimon

2002 2001

Will Rossellini

2000

Jeff Staubach

1997

Mike Grimes

1986

Tampa Bay Rays (2017 MLB Draft 17th round pick; 499th overall); Hudson Valley Renegades (A) Philadelphia Phillies (2014, MLB Draft 26th round pick; 772nd overall); GCL Phillies (Rookie) Philadelphia Phillies (2014 MLB Draft 10th round pick; 292nd overall); Williamsport (A-) Baltimore Orioles (2004 MLB Draft 11th round pick; 319th overall); Chicago Cubs (2007-09); Pittsburgh Pirates (2009)

New York Yankees (2002 MLB Draft 27th round pick; 816th overall); Tampa (A+)

Los Angeles Dodgers (2001 MLB Draft 32nd round pick; 970th overall); Minnesota Twins (2003 MLB Draft 49th round pick; 1448th overall); Detroit Tigers (2008)

Arizona Diamondbacks (2000 MLB Draft 16th round pick; 489th overall); Missoula (Rookie)

New York Yankees (Signed as undrafted free agent); Greensboro (A)

San Diego Padres (1986 MLB Draft 20th round pick; 508th overall); Oakland A's (1989 MLB Draft 3rd round pick; 86th overall), Central Valley (A+)

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ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF SEAN GAVIN ’00 • ASSISTANT VARSITY COACH Gavin begins his 15th year with the Jesuit Dallas baseball program following a successful career as a player which included a TCIL State Championship in 1999.

Throughout his tenure at Jesuit Dallas, Gavin has served as the fall ball coach for both varsity and junior varsity programs. Shortly after graduating from Jesuit in 2000, Gavin began his coaching career as an assistant coach with a select baseball program in the Metroplex before serving as an assistant to the head of scouting in the Premier Scout League in 2010. Gavin is a member of the North Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association, the Texas High School Coaches Association and the American Baseball Coaches Association.

Gavin attended Texas A&M University before leaving for a job in the music business traveling with and managing internationally-known acts. Upon his return to Dallas, Gavin graduated with a degree in interdisciplinary studies from the University of Texas at Dallas in 2008. In addition to his roles with the baseball team, Gavin is a freshman football coach, coordinates athletic promotions for Jesuit Dallas athletics and also works with the Jesuit Educational Technology office.

COREY POINTER • JUNIOR VARSITY HEAD COACH Pointer enters his 11th season with Jesuit Dallas baseball. A graduate of Waxahachie High School, Pointer was a decorated student-athlete, earning UIL All-State First Team plaudits in baseball and second team honors in football during his career while winning a UIL 4A Football State Championship in 1992.

After graduating, Pointer was drafted by the Atlanta Braves as a catcher in the second round of the 1994 Major League Baseball (MLB) Amateur Draft before being traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a three-player trade for Danny Neagle. He played for four years in the Pittsbugh Pirates organization, including a stint with the Altoona Curve, Pittsburgh’s AA-affiliate.

Beginning his coaching career with the Waxahachie summer team in 2001, Pointer pursued a career coaching select baseball, a post that he has held for the last 13 years, including the last four with the D-Bat association. In 2013, Pointer coached the Texas Marshals in the Texas Collegiate League. At Jesuit, Pointer additionally serves as a varsity football coach and works in the athletics department. Pointer is the proud father of two children, former baseball student-athlete and current Odessa College baseball student-athlete Tyson Pointer ’20 and Brooklyn (11).

MIKE GRIMES ’86 • FRESHMAN HEAD COACH Grimes begins his eighth season with Jesuit Dallas after a four-year stint at Thomas Jefferson High School.

Inducted into the Jesuit Dallas Sports Hall of Fame in 2000, Grimes was a stellar baseball student-athlete for the Rangers from 1983-86 as a three-time TCIL First Team All-State and two-time All-Metro selection.

After graduating from Jesuit Dallas, Grimes was drafted in the 20th round of the 1986 MLB Amateur Draft by the San Diego Padres, but elected to attend the University of Michigan on a full athletic scholarship.

During his time with the Wolverines, Grimes was a three-year starter that finished his career with a 22-5 record, becoming one of only nine players in Michigan baseball history to conclude a season with five or more wins and no losses in a 6-0 freshman campaign. Grimes ended his career as the ninth-winningest pitcher in program history, leading the team with a 2.91 earned run average his sophomore year and concluding his tenure at Ann Arbor with 189 strikeouts.

In 1989, Grimes joined the Oakland Athletics after being drafted in the third round of the 1989 MLB Amateur Draft, competing in the A’s minor league system from 1989-92 before being selected by the Colorado Rockies in the 1992 MLB Expansion Draft. Grimes and his wife, Michelle, live in Dallas, Texas.

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BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFF RICK MARTIN • HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER Beginning his 26th year as the head athletic trainer at Jesuit Dallas, Martin is a board-certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), a Licensed Athletic Trainer in the state of Texas and an American Heart Association BLS instructor.

A graduate of Central Connecticut State University, Martin has worked in the clinical setting, including a tenure at the collegiate level with Yale University. In addition, Martin served as a secondary level athletic trainer in Connecticut, New York and Texas prior to arriving at Jesuit Dallas. Martin earned his master’s of science from Central Connecticut State University.

Martin, his wife Jane, and twin sons Andrew and Garrett are strong supporters of Jesuit Dallas.

TODD HOLMES • ATHLETIC TRAINER Holmes begins his third year on the Ranger athletic training staff. Certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and a Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT) in the state of Texas, Holmes graduated from the University of Arkansas with a bachelor’s in kinesiology and sports medicine.

After a one-year stint as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Arkansas, Holmes began a 23-year stint as an athletic trainer at Lake Highlands. He also spent one year at Episcopal School of Dallas before arriving at Jesuit.

Holmes is the proud father of two daughters, Sydney (17) and Katie (14).

GIULIANO SANCHEZ • DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Sanchez will enter his third year at Jesuit Dallas, and his second as the director of athletic performance.

Joining the staff as the assistant director of athletic performance in 2018, Sanchez served as an intern for the Michigan State strength and conditioning department after stops at Colorado Mesa University, Muir Orthopedic Specialists and the University of Denver.

Sanchez graduated from Louisiana State University with a master’s degree in kinesiology with a focus in exercise physiology. Sanchez earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a focus in fitness and health promotion from Colorado Mesa University in 2014. A lacrosse player at Colorado Mesa University, Sanchez was a two-time team captain and All-Western Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association team selection.

NICK SEXTON • ASST. DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE Sexton enters his second year on the Jesuit Dallas athletic performance staff. Sexton arrived at Jesuit after spending six years as a strength and conditioning coach at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida. Sexton also spent time at Florida Atlantic University, Florida State University and was an adjunct professor at Nova Southeastern during the spring 2016 semester.

A certified strength and conditioning specialist and sports nutritionist, Sexton earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and health promotion in 2012 at Florida Atlantic University before earning his master’s degree in health science with a concentration in sports medicine from Nova Southeastern University in 2015.

T.J. HOWARD ’08 • TEAM CHAPLAIN Coach Howard returns for his 10th season as the baseball team chaplain. A 2008 Jesuit Dallas graduate, Howard received his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Texas Christian University before returning to Jesuit Dallas as a member of the Alumni Service Corps.

Howard recently concluded his fifth season on the Ranger basketball staff as the junior varsity blue head coach, and is a member of the science department teaching junior physics and senior anatomy. Howard and his wife, Courtney, are proud parents of John and Lucy.

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THE VOICE OF THE RANGERS: CHRIS MARTINEZ ’78 Every good baseball program seems to have a “constant” that adds to the game experience. For Jesuit Dallas, that constant is Chris Martinez ’78, who has been the voice of Jesuit Dallas baseball for 20 years and the statistician for the Rangers’ football radio broadcast team since its inception in 1998.

Martinez is married to his wife of 38 years, Gina. He is the father of three with two being Jesuit grads, former freshman head coach Michael Martinez ’02, currently the varsity assistant baseball coach at Plano East, and Steven Martinez ’05. Chris is a 1978 Jesuit Dallas alum who earned six varsity letters, including three in baseball while picking up a pair of TCIL All-State plaudits throughout his career.

After graduating from Jesuit Dallas, Martinez played collegiately at the University of San Diego.

Outside of the Wright Field press box, Martinez has served as a statistician for ESPN, NBC and HDNet among other local television stations. He recently finished his 14th year as a spotter and statistician on the Dallas Cowboys Spanish radio broadcasts, provided locally on La Grande 107.5 FM FMVK. In 2010, Chris was honored by the Jesuit Dallas athletics department with the Gold Ranger Award.

Presented annually at the Jesuit Dallas Blue & Gold Banquet, the Gold Ranger award recognizes a Jesuit letterman who has brought honor to Jesuit through contributions that have had lasting and positive effects on his fellow citizens and who has lived and performed as a true man for others.

Martinez is a mortgage loan officer with Cross Country Mortgage and has provided mortgages to many in the Jesuit Dallas community.

A baseball trivia connoisseur since childhood, Martinez is well known for his famous, middle of the third inning trivia question. One of the long-standing traditions that make Jesuit Dallas baseball incredibly special, Martinez is a true “Man for Others.”

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NAME THAT SENIOR! How many years have you played baseball? 13 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad, because that is when we would spend time together.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Tripping on second base and fracturing my patella.

Proudest baseball moment: Hitting four doubles in a row during summer ball.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Hit a home run.

How many years have you played baseball? 14 years.

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Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad, because he was the one who introduced it to me.

Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Pitching against Georgetown.

Proudest baseball moment: Hitting a home run in my last summer baseball game.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win a District Championship.

How many years have you played baseball? 14 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad. He allowed me to play any sport I wanted to when I was a kid, and baseball was my favorite.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: I went to the on deck circle and then to the plate without a helmet on. The umpire told me that I needed a helmet, and I had to run back into the dugout while the entire game stopped and everyone waited on me.

Proudest baseball moment: I made a game-ending diving catch in a summer tournament quarterfinal.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Be named Ranger of the Week.

How many years have you played baseball? 13 years.

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Who inspired you to play baseball? My parents. They’ve always encouraged me to play sports. They signed me up for baseball and drove me to countless practices and games when I was younger.

Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Fouling a ball off of my face in the eighth grade.

Proudest baseball moment: Hitting a walk-off triple when I was eight.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Winning state.

How many years have you played baseball? 10 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad, because he signed me up for tee ball.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Heckling the other teams.

Proudest baseball moment: Beating Highland Park.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Winning the state championship.

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NAME THAT SENIOR! How many years have you played baseball? 10 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My grandfather.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Dropping an easy ball in the outfield.

Proudest baseball moment: Starting as a freshman and making playoff runs at WWBA in the summer.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win state.

How many years have you played baseball? 10 years.

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Who inspired you to play baseball? I don’t think I was inspired, but I was introduced to the sport by my dad and I have played ever since.

Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Mound review.

Proudest baseball moment: Throwing a no-hitter sophomore year.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Graduate.

How many years have you played baseball? 12 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad signed me up for it when I was younger, and I instantly fell in love with the game.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Reading a ball completely wrong in the outfield and passing it by five steps when it should have been routine.

Proudest baseball moment: Hitting a home run over the scoreboard at Irving High School.

It was a nuke.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Earn a varsity start and make lifelong friends.

How many years have you played baseball? 14 years.

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Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad, but I’m not really sure why. I have just been playing the game for so long.

Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Talking to Connor in the dugout freshman year.

Proudest baseball moment: Walking it off against Prosper twice.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win state.

How many years have you played baseball? 11 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My brother. I went to one of his practices and immediately realized I wanted to play.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Getting sick on my very first day of boot camp.

Proudest baseball moment: Making my first diving catch at the warning track against Southlake Carroll freshman year.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Get my first Penance Hall.

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NAME THAT SENIOR! How many years have you played baseball? 15 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad. He would always have baseball games on in the house growing up, which caused me to fall in love with the sport.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Getting hit in the face with a pitch, resulting in broken bones.

Proudest baseball moment: Committing to play NCAA Division I baseball at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win a state championship.

How many years have you played baseball? 15 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? Ray Liotta, because Field of Dreams was my favorite movie as a kid.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: When one of my teammates barked at a pitcher in the playoffs in 2019, leading to 12 straight balls in a row and the pitcher getting pulled.

Proudest baseball moment: Hitting a walk-off single against Highland Park freshman year.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Winning state.

How many years have you played baseball? 14 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad. He inspired me to pick up a baseball one day and play catch in the backyard with him.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Watching one of my teammates in the outfield last year.

Proudest baseball moment: Coach Gavin teaching me how to hit fungo pop flies to the outfielders.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Become the best at Spikeball in the senior courtyard.

How many years have you played baseball? 12 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? Derek Jeter. He was very ful to watch, played the same position I do and played at a very high level.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: I dropped an easy infield fly pop up my Freshman year while in a tournament game.

Proudest baseball moment: Helping the varsity team to the playoffs my sophomore year.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win the district and get past the second round of the playoffs.

How many years have you played baseball? 14 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad. He played the game growing up and gave me the passion to follow in his footsteps.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Falling down on the base paths.

Proudest baseball moment: Overcoming the last nine months of injuries.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Graduate.

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NAME THAT SENIOR! How many years have you played baseball? 14 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My parents. They knew I loved sports and baseball became the one I was best at.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: Not being able to catch Coach Pointer’s knuckle ball.

Proudest baseball moment: Losing 50 pounds and feeling like a healthy pitcher.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win a district championship.

How many years have you played baseball? 12 years.

Who inspired you to play baseball? My dad, because he played.

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Funniest or most embarrassing baseball moment: When I was 10 I went to the restroom in left field when guest playing for a team.

Proudest baseball moment: Committing to play baseball at UNC-Charlotte.

What is on your Jesuit Dallas bucket list? Win state.

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2 • Connor Chavez

3 • Dakota Salazar

4 • George Austin

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6 • Gavin Perryman

7 • David Day

8 • Grant Senick

9 • Nick Lazzara

10 • Zach Freeman

11 • Gardner Lawrence

12 • Matthew Gonzalez

13 • JJ Luna

14 • Jordan Lawlar

15 • Clayton Jackson

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BASEBALL VARSITY ROSTER

Top Row: Tommy Delaney, Gavin Perryman, Drew Messick, Clayton Jackson, Jordan Lawlar, Gardner Lawrence Second Row: Jack Barr, Tucker Huhn, David Long, Jake Storey, Jack Mason, Nick Barber, Charlie McCollum Third Row: Grant Senick, Dakota Salazar, JJ Luna, Zach Freeman, George Austin, Walker Houdek

Front Row: Cash Riley, David Day, Myles Tucker, Matthew Gonzalez, Connor Chavez, Nick Lazzara, Gray Wilson

No. Name Yr. Pos. 1 Matthew Gonzalez Sr. INF 2 Nick Barber So. INF 3 Jack Mason Sr. INF 4 Charlie McCollum Sr. INF 5 Jordan Lawlar Sr. INF 6 Grant Senick Sr. OF 7 Connor Chavez Sr. INF 8 Gardner Lawrence Sr. C • OF 9 David Long Jr. OF • C • RHP 10 JJ Luna Sr. LHP 11 Drew Messick Sr. INF 12 Walker Houdek Jr. OF 13 Gavin Perryman Sr. OF • RHP 14 Jake Storey Jr. 1B • RHP 15 Clayton Jackson Sr. RHP 16 David Day Sr. LHP 17 Cash Riley Jr. OF 18 Nick Lazzara Sr. C • 1B 19 Zach Freeman Sr. OF 20 Dakota Salazar Sr. UTIL 21 Tucker Huhn Sr. RHP 22 George Austin Sr. RHP 23 Myles Tucker Jr. OF 24 Jack Barr So. RHP 25 Tommy Delaney Jr. INF • RHP Head Coach: Brian Jones Manager: Gray Wilson ’22

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Ht. 5-10 5-9 5-7 5-11 6-2 6-0 5-6 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-4 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-10 6-2 6-1 6-0 6-4 6-2

Wt. B • T 135 L•R 170 R•R 150 R•R 150 R•R 195 R•R 170 R•R 165 R•R 185 R•R 190 R•R 175 L•L 200 R•R 195 R•R 175 R•R 190 R•R 225 R•R 160 L•L 180 S•R 225 S•R 170 R•R 160 R•R 200 R•R 190 R•R 190 L•L 165 R•R 225 R•R Assistant Coach: Sean Gavin ’00

BASEBALL VARSITY SCHEDULE Weatherford Tournament Feb. 25

Thu.

Azle

Azle, Texas • Azle H.S.

11 a.m.

Feb. 25

Thu.

Burleson

Azle, Texas • Azle H.S.

1:45 p.m.

Feb. 26

Fri.

Weatherford

Weatherford, Texas • Weatherford H.S.

11 a.m.

Feb. 26

Fri.

Abilene

Weatherford, Texas • Weatherford H.S.

1:45 p.m.

Feb. 27

Sat.

Nolan Catholic

Aledo, Texas • Aledo H.S.

3:30 p.m.

Feb. 27

Sat.

Aledo

Aledo, Texas • Aledo H.S.

6:15 p.m.

Collin County Invitational Mar. 4

Thu.

Denison

Wright Field

1 p.m.

Mar. 4

Thu.

Crandall

Wright Field

6:30 p.m.

Mar. 5

Fri.

Plano East

Wright Field

1:30 p.m.

Mar. 5

Fri.

Midlothian Heritage

Wright Field

6:30 p.m.

Mar. 6

Sat.

Keller Fossil Ridge

Wright Field

10 a.m.

Mar. 6

Sat.

Denton H.S.

Wright Field

12:45 p.m.

Frisco Tournament Mar. 11

Thu.

McKinney North

Frisco, Texas • Dr. Pepper Ballpark

Mar. 11

Thu.

Denton Braswell

Frisco, Texas • Reedy H.S.

1 p.m.

Mar. 12

Fri.

Frisco Wakeland

Frisco, Texas • Reedy H.S.

4 p.m.

Mar. 12

Fri.

Frisco Liberty

Frisco, Texas • Dr. Pepper Ballpark

7 p.m.

Mar. 13

Sat.

Frisco Independence

Frisco, Texas • Independence H.S.

9 a.m.

Mar. 13

Sat.

Waco Midway

Prosper, Texas • Rock Hill H.S.

Mar. 16

Tue.

J.J. Pearce*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Mar. 18

Thu.

J.J. Pearce*

Richardson Texas • J.J. Pearce H.S.

7 p.m.

Mar. 20

Sat.

Lake Highlands*

Dallas, Texas • Lake Highlands H.S.

2:30 p.m.

Mar. 23

Tue.

Lake Highlands*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Mar. 26

Fri.

Irving MacArthur*

Irving, Texas • MacArthur H.S.

7 p.m.

Mar. 27

Sat.

Waco Midway

Waco, Texas • Midway H.S.

1 p.m.

Mar. 30

Tue.

Irving MacArthur*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Apr. 1

Thu.

Irving Nimitz*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Apr. 6

Tue.

Irving Nimitz*

Irving, Texas • Nimitz H.S.

7 p.m.

Apr. 9

Fri.

Berkner*

Richardson, Texas • Berkner H.S.

7 p.m.

Apr. 13

Tue.

Berkner*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Apr. 16

Fri.

Irving H.S.*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Apr. 17

Sat.

Midlothian H.S.

Midlothian, Texas • Midlothian H.S.

1 p.m.

Apr. 20

Tue.

Irving H.S.*

Irving, Texas • Irving H.S.

7 p.m.

Apr. 23

Fri.

Richardson H.S.*

Wright Field

7 p.m.

Apr. 24

Sat.

Little Elm

Little Elm, Texas • Little Elm H.S.

Apr. 27

Tue.

Richardson H.S.*

Richardson, Texas • Richardson H.S.

BOLD indicates Home Game

10 a.m.

12 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

7 p.m.

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22 • GEORGE AUSTIN

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CLASS: SR.

POSITION: RHP

HEIGHT: 6’1’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 190 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): NOR MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE FRIENDS I’VE MADE ALONG THE WAY.

IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? CATCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? EAT A PRE-GAME SNACK, GO THROUGH MY STRETCHING ROUTINE, GO THROUGH MY BANDS ROUTINE, THEN THROW. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“AW POO POO.” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, ZACK GREINKE. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? SPIKEBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? FIELD OF DREAMS. IT WAS ONE OF THE FIRST ONES I WATCHED AND IT WAS A GOOD MOVIE. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...IN THE WEIGHT ROOM, WITH FRIENDS OR EATING.

WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? IT MEANS TO ACT IN A WAY THAT GIVES OTHERS A POSITIVE PERCEPTION OF MYSELF AND JESUIT DALLAS.

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7 • CONNOR CHAVEZ

7

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: INF

HEIGHT: 5’6’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 165

THROWS: RIGHT

MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE BONDS YOU CREATE WITH YOUR TEAMMATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? LISTEN TO HIPS DON’T LIE BY SHAKIRA. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“FAM!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, KOLTON WONG. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? UNDERWATER BASKET WEAVING. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? MONEYBALL, BECAUSE THEY BET ON THE UNDERDOGS. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...PLAYING POKER WITH MY TEAMMATES. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? REPRESENTING THE BROTHERS YOU’LL HAVE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.

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16 • DAVID DAY

16

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: LHP

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: LEFT

WEIGHT: 160 THROWS: LEFT NICKNAME(S): DAVE MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS AND GETTING TO HANG OUT WITH THEM EVERY DAY. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? SHORTSTOP. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? DRINK A BANG ENERGY AND WORK THE BANDS. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“POO-POO!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, CLAYTON KERSHAW. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? BASKETBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? MAJOR LEAGUE. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...POST MALONE. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...AT HOME. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? IT MEANS A LOT. WE ARE THE ONLY DALLAS PRIVATE SCHOOL IN THE UIL SO IT FEELS A LOT LIKE WEARING A TARGET ON YOUR BACK, BUT IT’S A GREAT FEELING TO HAVE EVERY TEAM GIVE YOU THEIR BEST EVERY GAME.

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19 • ZACH FREEMAN

19

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: OF

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 170 NICKNAME(S): Z

THROWS: RIGHT

MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...MORNING LIFT WITH THE BOYS. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? SLICKING BACK MY HAIR AND TURNING UP TO EDM MUSIC. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“CHUNKY CHUNK!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? NEW YORK METS, FREDDIE FREEMAN. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? BOWLING. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? EDDIE’S MILLION DOLLAR COOK-OFF, IT REMINDS ME OF MYSELF. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...GOING AROUND TEACHER’S OFFICES LOOKING FOR CANDY. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? BEING A PART OF A LIFELONG BOND AND CONNECTION WITH ALL MY BROTHERS. IF THEY GAVE ME ANOTHER FOUR YEARS I WOULD DO IT ALL AGAIN IN A HEARTBEAT.

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1 • MATTHEW GONZALEZ

1

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: INF

HEIGHT: 5’10’’

BATS: LEFT

WEIGHT: 135 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): GONZO MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE FRIENDS YOU MAKE. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? DRESS OUT IN THE LOCKER ROOM, LISTEN TO SEVEN MINUTES OF DABABY, THEN I’M READY TO GO. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“NO MORE SALAD HAIR!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? SAN DIEGO PADRES, JOE MORGAN. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? GOLF. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? HARDBALL. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...ON THE GREEN AFTER A PERFECT SHOT WITH A SEVEN IRON. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? IT DRIVES ME TO BE MY BEST VERSION SOCIALLY, ACADEMICALLY AND ATHLETICALLY.

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21 • TUCKER HUHN

21

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: RHP

HEIGHT: 6’2’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 200 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): SKINNY MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...BEING WITH MY TEAMMATES, ESPECIALLY THE SENIORS. I’D DO ANYTHING FOR THOSE GUYS. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? CATCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? THE DAY BEFORE I DO WEIGHTS AND BANDS AT PRACTICE, THEN GET HOME, SHAVE AND GO TO BED. ON GAME DAY I GET READY, GET MY GREEN FOAM ROLLER, MY BLUE LUNCH BOX, BLUE ICE PACK AND MY HYDRO SHOT. AFTER SCHOOL I EAT A CRUNCY SPICY CALIFORNIA ROLL (NO SOY SAUCE), PUT MY UNIFORM ON AND LISTEN TO MY SONG ON WHEN HEADING TO THE FIELD. I GET TO THE FIELD, PUT MY PHONE AWAY, DO BANDS, TEAM STRETCH, THROW WITH THE CATCHER, BULLPEN THEN GAME TIME! MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“GET BETTER TODAY!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, CLAYTON KERSHAW. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? SWIMMING. THEY CAN EAT WHATEVER THEY WANT.

FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE SANDLOT, BECAUSE IT EMBODIES TRUE FRIENDSHIP. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...I DON’T HAVE ONE. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...WATCHING COLLEGE HOOPS. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? IT MEANS THAT I REPRESENTING LOVE TO THE COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY THAT I AM ABOUT TO JOIN AFTER I GRADUATE.

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15 • CLAYTON JACKSON

15

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: RHP

HEIGHT: 6’4’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 225 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): CLAY OR CJ MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...MY TEAMMATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? OUTFIELD. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? GET TO THE FIELD AND GET INTO A GOOD MOOD, WALK AROUND THE BULLPEN AND PICTURE MYSELF ON THE MOUND IN A GAME. I START MY WARMUP ROUTINE, THEN TAKE A BREAK BEFORE I USE MY SHOULDER TUBE. AFTER THAT I GO OUT TO THE FIELD AND THROW, COME BACK TO THE DUGOUT FOR SOME WATER, THEN GO TO THE PEN AND WARM UP. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“THAT’S POO-POO!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, TREVOR BAUER. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? FOOTBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE SANDLOT. IT’S A CLASSIC AND WE DON’T EVEN NEED TO ARGUE WHY IT’S GREAT. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...QUEEN. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...AT HOME OR AT MY WORKOUT FACILITY. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? REPRESENTING MY FAMILY AND BROTHERS.

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5 • JORDAN LAWLAR

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CLASS: SR.

POSITION: INF

HEIGHT: 6’2’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 195 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): JO, JORDY, J MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...PLAYING WITH A GOOD GROUP OF GUYS THAT REALLY CARE ABOUT EACH OTHER. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER. IT’S A DIFFERENT LIFE AND IT WOULD BE FUN TO BE A DOMINANT PITCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? TEE WORK IN THE CAGES, TWO TO THREE ROUNDS OF SOFT TOSS, PUT MY BAG AT THE END OF THE DUGOUT ON A CLIP, STRETCH, THROW AND THEN PLAY. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“I’VE GOT A TASTE IN MY MOUTH, AND IT’S NOT VERY TASTY.” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? NEW YORK YANKEES, DEREK JETER, CARLOS CORREA IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? BASKETBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? BENCHWARMERS. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...DOING SOME OTHER SPORT OR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LIKE SPIKEBALL. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? I’M ABLE TO REPRESENT THE WHOLE STUDENT BODY AND HELP THE TEAM CAST A GOOD LIGHT ON THE SCHOOL WHEN WE SUCCEED.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS

8 • GARDNER LAWRENCE

8

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: C • OF

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 185 NICKNAME(S): G

THROWS: RIGHT

MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE CLOSE FRIENDSHIPS I HAVE WITH MY TEAMMATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? OUTFIELD WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? I LIKE TO KEEP IT LOOSE BEFORE GAMES. I TRY TO DO AS MUCH SMILING AND LAUGHING WITH MY TEAMMATES AS POSSIBLE. HOWEVER, I HAVE A DESIGNATED STRETCH ROUTINE I DO BEFORE EVERY GAME, AND I HAVE TO DO MY BAND WORK A CERTAIN WAY. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“CHUNKY CHUNK!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, MIKE TROUT OR JT REALMUTO IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? GYMNASTICS. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE PERFECT GAME. IT HAS A GREAT STORY LINE AND IT ENCOURAGES KIDS TO DREAM BIG. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...AT MY HOUSE WITH FAMILY OR IN THE BATTING CAGES. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? IT MEANS EVERYTHING TO ME. HAVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO REPRESENT ALL THAT THIS INSITUTION STANDS FOR, FROM BEING A MAN FOR OTHERS TO THE SIX TENETS, IS SOMETHING THAT WILL ALWAYS BE VERY IMPORTANT TO ME.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS

18 • NICK LAZZARA

18

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: C • 1B

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: SWITCH

WEIGHT: 225 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): PAPA MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE CAMARADERIE AMONGST THE TEAM. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER ONLY. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? TAPE MY WRIST AND TAKE SOME ADVIL. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“AW POO-POO.” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? NEW YORK METS, JAMES MCCANN IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? TRACK. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? MONEYBALL. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...AT THE CAGES OR WITH JULES. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? REPESENTING A CULTURE OF PRIDE AND HONOR THROUGH WHAT WE HAVE TO DO EACH AND EVERY DAY.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS

10 • JJ LUNA

10

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: LHP

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: LEFT

WEIGHT: 175 THROWS: LEFT NICKNAME(S): DORY MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE LIT BATTING PRACTICE PLAYLIST. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? CATCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? LISTEN TO SOME MUSIC, DRINK A PEACH MANGO BANG, ROLL OUT, DO BANDS, USE MY DRIVELINE, THROW WITH THE CATCHER, TAKE A BREAK, THROW 25 PITCHES IN THE BULLPEN AND A HANDSHAKE WITH DREW MESSICK. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“NO MORE OF THAT...SALAD HAIR.” FAVORITE MLB TEAM AND PLAYER? BOSTON RED SOX, TED WILLIAMS. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? BASKETBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE ROOKIE. IT’S A CLASSIC. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...ON THE LINKS. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? BEING A MAN THAT WORKS HARD IN ANYTHING HE DOES AND TO REPRESENT MY SCHOOL TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS

3 • JACK MASON

3

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: INF

HEIGHT: 5’7’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 150 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): MASON MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE FAMILY IT CREATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? OUTFIELD. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? HIT IN THE CAGES, FOAM ROLL, STRETCH, THROW, LONG TOSS, TAKE MY CHAIN OFF AND PUT IT ON MY BACK LEFT POCKET, TAKE INFIELD AND START PLAYING. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“CHUNKY CHUNK!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? ATLANTA BRAVES, DANSBY SWANSON. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? FOOTBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? ROOKIE OF THE YEAR, BECAUSE OF THE CHILDHOOD MEMORIES IT BRINGS BACK. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...IN THE WOODS HUNTING. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? SHOWING EVERYONE THE BEST VERSION OF YOU, AND BEING A WALKING MODEL OF WHAT JESUIT MOLDS US TO BE.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS

4 • CHARLIE MCCOLLUM

4

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: INF

HEIGHT: 5’11’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 150 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): CHUCK MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE TEAM CHEMISTRY. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? WARM UP AND STRETCH. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“POO POO!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, JOEY GALLO. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? FOOTBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE ROOKIE. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...ON THE LINKS. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? HAVING PRIDE AND MAKING AN IMPACT.

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11 • DREW MESSICK

11

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: INF

HEIGHT: 6’2’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 200 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): DREW MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...MY TEAMMATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PITCHER. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? LISTEN TO SOME MUSIC, TAKE SOME SWINGS, WARMUP AND THEN HANDSHAKES WITH JJ. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“POO POO!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, NOLAN ARENADO. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? UFC. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE ROOKIE. I ALWAYS WATCHED IT AS A KID. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...SLEEPING. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? IT’S GREAT TO PLAY FOR ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMS IN THE AREA AND A SCHOOL THAT REPRESENTS A LOT MORE THAN ATHLETIC SUCCESS.

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13 • GAVIN PERRYMAN

13

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: OF•RHP

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 175 NICKNAME(S): G

THROWS: RIGHT

MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...BEING A PART OF THE BASEBALL BROTHERHOOD WHILE GETTING TO REPRESENT JESUIT. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? PROBABLY FIRST BASE. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? LISTEN TO MUSIC, DRINK A BANG ENERGY AND GET READY. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“CHUNKY CHUNK!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, TREVOR BAUER. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? BASKETBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? MONEYBALL. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...POST MALONE. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...IN THE GYM. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? EVERYTHING. REPRESENTING A COMMUNITY THAT I LOVE SO MUCH IS WHY I CAME TO JESUIT IN THE FIRST PLACE.

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20 • DAKOTA SALAZAR

20

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: UTIL.

HEIGHT: 5’10’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 160 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): DAK MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE MEMORIES MADE DURING SPRING PRACTICES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? FIRST BASE. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? DRINK LOTS OF WATER, STRETCH, HIT IN CAGES AND PREPARE MYSELF MENTALLY. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“CHUNKY CHUNK!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, JAVIER BAEZ. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? SOCCER. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE SANDLOT. THE STORY AND FINAL SCENE WITH THE DOG CHASE ALWAYS EXCITED ME AS A KID. I’VE ALSO BEEN TOLD THAT I LOOK LIKE BENNY THE JET. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...WITH FAMILY OR FRIENDS. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? SHOWING PEOPLE WHAT JESUIT TEACHES US AS YOUNG MEN TO BE AND HOW TO TREAT OTHERS.

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6 • GRANT SENICK

6

CLASS: SR.

POSITION: OF

HEIGHT: 6’0’’

BATS: RIGHT

WEIGHT: 170 THROWS: RIGHT NICKNAME(S): SLIGWARD MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT JESUIT BASEBALL IS...THE TEAMMATES. IF YOU COULD PLAY A DIFFERENT POSITION WHAT WOULD IT BE? FIRST BASE. WHAT IS YOUR PRE-GAME ROUTINE? EAT HEALTHY AND FILLING MEALS ALL DAY, DRINK A LOT OF WATER, SLEEP WELL THE NIGHT BEFORE, LISTEN TO MUSIC FOR ABOUT AN HOUR BEFORE WARMUPS TO GET THE BLOOD FLOWING THEN JOG, STRETCH, THROW AND HYPE UP MY TEAMMATES. MY FAVORITE COACH JONES SAYING IS...“CHUNKY CHUNK!” FAVORITE MLB TEAM OR PLAYER? TEXAS RANGERS, CODY BELLINGER. IF YOU COULD BE A STAR IN ANOTHER SPORT, WHAT WOULD IT BE? FOOTBALL. FAVORITE BASEBALL MOVIE? THE SANDLOT. IT REMINDS ME OF WHEN MY FRIENDS AND I PLAYED UNORGANIZED GAMES OF BASEBALL OUT IN THE STREET WHEN I WAS A KID. MY FAVORITE BAND OR ARTIST IS IS...DABABY. WHEN I’M NOT AT JESUIT, YOU CAN FIND ME...MELISSA SPORTS COMPLEX, MY HOUSE OR PLAYING PICK UP BASKETBALL AT THE YMCA. WHAT DOES REPRESENTING JESUIT DALLAS MEAN TO YOU? I HAVE A SENSE OF PRIDE THAT I GET TO BE A PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER. THE RELATIONSHIPS THAT I HAVE MADE MEAN EVERYTHING TO ME AND REPRESENTING THAT MAKES ME PROUD TO BE A PART OF THE SCHOOL.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS 2 • NICK BARBER • SOPHOMORE • INFIELDER My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

Taking a lot of reps of ground balls and games in the spring.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Second base.

What is your pre-game routine?

Hit, bands, JST and take five minutes to prepare my mind.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“Set up for BP!” Favorite MLB Team and Player?

Texas Rangers, Fernando Tatis, Jr. If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Football.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? The Sandlot. No explanation needed.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

Zac Brown Band.

When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

At the SFT Training Facility.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

Family, Life, Community.

24 • JACK BARR • SOPHOMORE • PITCHER My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

The winning culture.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Shortstop.

What is your pre-game routine?

Put my uniform on, put my headphones in and I’m ready.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“PO’s, go do whatever it is y’all do down there.”

Favorite MLB Team and Player?

Texas Rangers, Corey Kluber.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Basketball.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? Major League, because it’s funny.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

AJR When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

At my house or the gym.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

It means that the school has put trust in you to honor and respect the Jesuit way.

25 • TOMMY DELANEY • JUNIOR • INFIELD • PITCHER My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

The games.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Third base.

What is your pre-game routine?

Get changed and throw.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“PooPoo!” Favorite MLB Team and Player?

Pittsburgh Pirates, Bryce Harper.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Basketball.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? Major League.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

AC/DC When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

Resting.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

Being able to play for a team that stands for more than just athletics.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS 12 • WALKER HOUDEK • JUNIOR • OUTFIELD My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

The brotherhood and drive to get better as a team.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Third base.

What is your pre-game routine?

Listen to music in the locker room, go down to the field, stretch, bands, tee, soft toss, throw and pray.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“Chunky Chunk!”

Favorite MLB Team?

Boston Red Sox; David Ortiz and Ted Williams.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Football.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? Moneyball, because I love the statistics of baseball.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

Van Halen.

When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me... at Crested Butte, Colorado.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

It means the world. To have the brothers and staff always have your back means a lot. I love the fact that Jesuit strives to make boys better students, but also transform boys into godly men of Christ.

9 • DAVID LONG • JUNIOR • OUTFIELD • CATCHER • PITCHER My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

Getting to compete and have fun with my brothers.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Shortstop, because they make a lot of plays and look smooth doing it.

What is your pre-game routine?

I eat the pre-game meal, put my uniform on while listening to music, get mentally focused then jog, stretch, throw, take some swings in the cage and say a prayer.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“Poo-Poo!” Favorite MLB Team?

Texas Rangers, Bryce Harper.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Basketball, because it is high intensity with a lot of energy in the crowd.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? Fastball, because it is explained by professional players and analysts that give crucial information about what it is like playing in the MLB. Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

AC/DC When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

In the gym getting big.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

Playing and respecting the name on the front of my jersey each and everyday because it holds us to a higher standard.

17 • CASH RILEY • JUNIOR • OUTFIELD My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

My teammates.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Second base.

What is your pre-game routine?

Eat, hit, stretch, throw.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“Hello, Casher” Favorite MLB Team?

Los Angeles Dodgers.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Basketball.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? 42, because Jackie Robinson is one of my favorite players.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

Luke Combs.

When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

Playing XBOX with the boys.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

To be respectful to everyone and act out of the kindness of our hearts.

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VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS 14 • JAKE STOREY • JUNIOR • FIRST BASEMAN • PITCHER My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

Getting the chance to hit on the field during BP with the music playing in the background.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Third base.

What is your pre-game routine?

If pitching, I jog, stretch, throw bullpen then recover and prepare myself.

If I’m playing first, I hit in the cages, jog, stretch, throw and hang out with my teammates in the dugout.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“Chunky Chunk!”

Favorite MLB Team?

St. Louis Cardinals, Paul Goldschmidt.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Hockey.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? The Benchwarmers.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

AC/DC When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

Either at my house or at Summit Rock climbing with my friends.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

Representing a unique experience with a well-known brand. It means walking around someplace and having people come up to you saying “I know that school. My son went there.”

23 • MYLES TUCKER • JUNIOR • OUTFIELD My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

The camraderie and working towards the same goal.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Second base.

What is your pre-game routine?

Listen to music.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“No bueno.”

Favorite MLB Team?

Tampa Bay Rays, Andrew McCutchen.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Volleyball.

What is your favorite baseball movie? Why? Rookie of the Year. It was funny and watching it with my family was enjoyable.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

I don’t really listen to bands, but I guess Boyz II Men. When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

At the baseball field or at home.

What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

Being a Man for Others.

GRAY WILSON • JUNIOR • MANAGER My favorite thing about Jesuit Dallas baseball is...

The friendships and going out to eat with the team.

If you could play a different position, what would it be?

Pitcher.

What is your pre-game routine?

On my way to the field, I always stop at 7/11 to pick up snacks.

What is your favorite Coach Jones saying?

“You get my drift?”

Favorite MLB Team?

Texas Rangers, Matt Carpenter.

If you could star in another sport, what would it be?

Basketball.

What is your favorite baseball movie?

Bull Durham.

Who is your favorite band or musical artist?

DaBaby.

When I’m not at Jesuit, you can find me...

At GNC. What does representing Jesuit Dallas baseball mean to you?

Always striving to improve myself by bettering others around me.

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JUNIOR VARSITY ROSTER • SCHEDULE

Top Row: Jack Sharp, Jonah Timmons, Cameron Jutras, Hayden Smith, Dominic Migliore, Holden Moses

Middle Row: Luke May, Jack Strong, Max Bennison, Luke Gurley, Luke Isett, Will Greenwood, Weston Okamoto Front Row: Nolan Hamilton, Callen Singhania, Preston Payne, Jagger Shushi, Patrick Bonner, Jayson Hess, Gavin Hickey, Charlie Hubach

No.

Full Name

Year

Pos.

B•T

1

Luke May

Jr.

INF

R•R

2

Callen Singhania

So.

OF

R•R

3

Jack Sharp

Jr.

INF

R•R

4

Preston Payne

So.

INF

R•R

5

Weston Okamoto

So.

INF

R•R

6

Jack Strong

So.

INF

R•R

7

Hayden Smith

So.

INF • RHP

R•R

8

Holden Moses

So.

OF

R•R

9

Luke Isett

So.

OF • LHP

R•L

10

Dominic Migliore

So.

OF • LHP

R•L

11

Jagger Shushi

So.

INF

R•R

12

Charlie Hubach

So.

INF • RHP

R•R

13

Will Greenwood

So.

INF • RHP

R•R

14

Jayson Hess

So.

INF • OF

R•R

15

Gavin Hickey

Fr.

C

R•R

16

Max Bennison

Jr.

RHP

R•R

17

Luke Gurley

So.

LHP

L•L

18

Nolan Hamilton

So.

LHP

L•L

20

Patrick Bonner

So.

C

R•R

21

Cameron Jutras

Jr.

RHP

R•R

25

Jonah Timmons

So.

INF • C

R•R

Head Junior Varsity Coach: Corey Pointer

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Date Day Opponent Location Time Highland Park Tournament Feb. 05 Fri. McKinney Boyd Wright Field 2 p.m.

Feb. 26 Fri. Keller Wright Field 6 p.m.

Feb. 27 Sat. Rockwall Wright Field 11 a.m.

Feb. 27 Sat. McKinney North Wright Field 3 p.m.

Hebron Tournament Mar. 04 Thu. Frisco H.S. Hebron, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 04 Thu. Hebron Hebron, Texas 6:40 p.m.

Mar. 05 Fri. Allen Hebron, Texas 2:20 p.m.

Mar. 05 Fri. Creekview Hebron, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 06 Sat. Colleyville Heritage Hebron, Texas 12:10 p.m.

Jesuit Dallas Round Robin Mar. 11 Thu. Lovejoy Wright Field 2 p.m.

Mar. 11 Thu. McKinney Wright Field 7 p.m.

Mar. 12 Fri. Highland Park Wright Field 2 p.m.

Mar. 12 Fri. Rockwall Heath Wright Field 7 p.m.

Mar. 13 Sat. McKinney Boyd McKinney, Texas 11 a.m.

Mar. 16 Tue. JJ Pearce Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 17 Wed. Midlothian Wright Field 12 p.m.

Mar. 18 Thu. JJ Pearce Richardson, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 19 Fri. Allen Wright Field 4:00 p.m.

Mar. 20 Sat. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 23 Tue. Lake Highlands Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 26 Fri. MacArthur Irving, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 30 Tue. MacArthur Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 01 Thu. Nimitz Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 06 Tue. Nimitz Irving, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 09 Fri. Berkner Richardson, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 13 Tue. Berkner Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 16 Fri. Irving Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 20 Tue. Irving Irving, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 23 Fri. Richardson Wright Field 4:30 p.m.

Apr. 24 Sat. Little Elm Little Elm, Texas 11:00 a.m.

Apr. 27 Tue. Richardson Richardson, Texas 4:30 p.m.

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JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL PLAYERS

16 • Max Bennison Jr. • RHP

20 • Patrick Bonner So. • C

13 • Will Greenwood So. • INF • RHP

17 • Luke Gurley So. • LHP

18 • Nolan Hamilton So. • LHP

14 • Jayson Hess So. • INF • OF

15 • Gavin Hickey Fr. • C

12 • Charlie Hubach So. • INF • RHP

9 • Luke Isett So. • OF • LHP

21 • Cameron Jutras Jr. • RHP

1 • Luke May Jr. • INF

10 • Dominic Migliore So. • OF • LHP

8 • Holden Moses So. • OF

5 • Weston Okamoto So. • INF

4 • Preston Payne So. • INF

3 • Jack Sharp Jr. • INF

11 • Jagger Shushi So. • INF

2 • Callen Singhania So. • OF

7 • Hayden Smith So. • INF • RHP

6 • Jack Strong So. • INF

25 • Jonah Timmons So. • INF • C

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FRESHMAN ROSTER

Back Row (From L to R): Ethan Jimenez, Luke Jordan, Jaxx Rigelsky, Nathan Robles, Joseph Gasper, Connor Madden, Aiden Newmann.

Middle Row (From L to R): Matthew Bracken, Aiden Emmerton, Jake Jorgensen, Owen Carroll, Tristen Bird, Cameron Davis, Keane Kidwell, Isaac Barrientos Bottom Row (From L to R): Alec Piotrowski, Gabriel Yescas, Will Whitehead, John Truelove, Juan Rodriguez, Tomas Ramirez, Diego Ortiz-Segura No.

Full Name

Year

Pos.

B•T

1

Cameron Davis

Fr.

INF • OF

R•R

2

Luke Jordan

Fr.

INF • OF

R•R

3

Jake Jorgensen

Fr. RHP • INF • OF

R•R

4

Diego Ortiz-Segura

Fr.

RHP • INF

R•R

5

Aiden Emmerton

Fr.

RHP • C • INF

R•R

6

Tomas Ramirez

Fr.

INF • OF

R•R

7

Aidan Neuman

Fr.

C

R•R

8

Ethan Jimenez

Fr.

INF

R•R

9

Juan Rodriguez

Fr.

RHP • OF

R•R

10

Will Whitehead

Fr. RHP • INF • OF

R•R

11

Joseph Gasper

Fr.

1B

R•R

12

Tristen Bird

Fr.

C • OF

R•R

14

Jaxx Rigelsky

Fr.

INF • P • C

R•R

15

John Truelove

Fr. OF • INF • RHP

R•R

16

Alec Piotrowski

Fr.

RHP

R•R

17

Connor Madden

Fr.

RHP

R•R

18

Gabriel Yescas

Fr.

RHP

R•R

19

Keane Kidwell

Fr.

OF • INF • C

R•R

20

Owen Carroll

Fr.

RHP

R•R

24

Nathan Robles

Fr.

INF • RHP

R•R

Head Freshman Coach: Mike Grimes ’86 Freshman Team Managers: Isaac Barrientos ’24, Matthew Bracken ’24

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Date Day Opponent Location Time Little Elm Invitational Feb. 25 Thu. McKinney Richardson, Texas 3 p.m.

Feb. 25 Thu. J.J. Pearce Richardson, Texas 5:30 p.m.

Feb. 26 Fri. Coppell Richardson, Texas 10 a.m.

Feb. 27 Sat. Rock Hill Richardson, Texas 9:30 a.m.

Feb. 27 Sat. Lovejoy Richardson, Texas 12 p.m.

Frisco Invitational Tournament Mar. 04 Thu. Frisco Reedy Frisco, Texas 11 a.m.

Mar. 04 Thu. McKinney Boyd Frisco, Texas 1 p.m.

Mar. 05 Fri. Timber Creek Frisco, Texas 1 p.m.

Mar. 05 Fri. Frisco Wakeland Frisco, Texas 3 p.m.

Mar. 06 Sat. Frisco Memorial Frisco, Texas 11 a.m.

MacArthur Tournament Mar. 11 Thu. North Side Irving, Texas 12 p.m.

Mar. 11 Thu. Midlothian Heritage Irving, Texas 2:30 p.m.

Mar. 12 Fri. Kennedale Irving, Texas 5 p.m.

Mar. 12 Fri. Irving Nimitz Irving, Texas 7:30 p.m.

Mar. 13 Sat. Williams Irving, Texas 9:30 a.m.

Mar. 17 Wed. JJ Pearce Wright Field 6 p.m.

Mar. 18 Thu. JJ Pearce Richardson, Texas 12:00 p.m.

Mar. 19 Fri. Allen Wright Field 6:30 p.m.

Mar. 24 Wed. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas 4:30 p.m.

Mar. 24 Wed. Lake Highlands Dallas, Texas 6:30 p.m.

Mar. 29 Mon. Southlake Carroll Wright Field 6 p.m.

Apr. 01 Thu. Argyle Argyle, Texas TBD Apr. 05 Mon. Rockwall Rockwall, Texas 6 p.m.

Apr. 09 Fri. John Paul II Wright Field 6:30 p.m.

Apr. 10 Sat. Plano West Wright Field 11 a.m.

Apr. 10 Sat. Plano West Wright Field 1:30 p.m.

Apr. 17 Sat. Southlake Carroll Southlake, Texas 10 a.m.

Apr. 19 Mon. Rockwall Wright Field 6 p.m.

Apr. 24 Sat. Little Elm Wright Field 12:00 p.m.

Apr. 28 Wed. Lake Highlands Wright Field 6 p.m.

BOLD indicates Home Game

FRESHMAN BASEBALL PLAYERS

Isaac Barrientos Fr. • Manager

1 • Cameron Davis Fr. • INF • OF

3 • Jake Jorgensen Fr. • RHP • INF • OF

4 • Diego Ortiz-Segura Fr. • RHP • INF

9 • Juan Rodriguez Fr. • P • OF

12 • Tristen Bird Fr. • C • OF

5 • Aidan Emmerton Fr. • RHP • C • INF

Matthew Bracken Fr. • Manager

11 • Joseph Gasper Fr. • 1B

19 • Keane Kidwell Fr. • OF • INF • C

16 • Alec Piotrowski Fr. • RHP

15 • John Truelove Fr. • OF • INF • RHP

8 • Ethan Jimenez Fr. • INF

17 • Connor Madden Fr. • RHP

6 • Tomas Ramirez Fr. • INF • OF

14 • Jaxx Rigelsky Fr. • INF • RHP • C

10 • Will Whitehead Fr. • RHP • INF • OF

20 • Owen Carroll Fr. • RHP

2 • Luke Jordan Fr. • INF • OF

7 • Aidan Newmann Fr. • C

24 • Nathan Robles Fr. • INF • RHP

18 • Gabriel Yescas Fr. • RHP

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