Seniors

Class of 2021

brock weiss

Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 155 Bats: Left Throws: Right Parents: Walt and Terri Superpower you wish you had: Fly Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning State.

braden williams

Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 180 Bats: Left Throws: Left Parents: Krista and Tim Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: Unbroken Favorite tv show: South Park Favorite RJ baseball memory: Throwing a no hitter against Pomona last year.

alec willis

Height: 6’ 5” Weight: 215 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Tracy and Jeff Superpower you wish you had: Super Fastness Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite book: Organic Chemistry 2013 Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Dog Pile 2019. mason young

Height: 6’ Weight: 180 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Matt and Marie Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Coffee Favorite tv show: Impractical Jokers Favorite RJ baseball memory: Freshman California trip.

jack zirbel

Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 210 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Scott and Amy Superpower you wish you had: Super Strength Favorite ice cream: Halo Tops Favorite book: Baseball for Dummies Favorite tv show: ESPN 30 for 30 Favorite RJ baseball memory: Eating at Rubios for the 10th time in a week in Cali.

Class of 2020

chase allen

Chase, Your love of the game is a true passion and it has been a fantastic journey to watch since you were 4 yrs old! From Fort Hunt Little League to RJHS State Champions and every team in between you have always given 300%. You are a true competitor and your grit and determination on and off the field are something to be admired. The simple effort and desire you give every day are signs of great things to come. Dream big, stay humble and continue to be true to yourself and your beliefs. We are so proud of you and cannot wait to see what the next chapter holds! Love you good! Mom, Dad, Parker & Campbell

Height: 6’ 5” Weight: 210 Parents: Purcell & Blake Bats: RightThrows: Right Years playing baseball: 14 Superpower you wish you had: Shapeshifting Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Creme Favorite tv show: Criminal Minds Favorite teacher or class: Psychology Favorite RJ baseball memory: Holding up the state trophy as a team, yelling hoorah one last time.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Do the little things right. Dont just go through the motions. What do you hope to major in at college? Sports management. What is something you are grateful for? The opportunity to keep playing baseball at a high level.

michael andersen

MJ- Congratulations! Your achievements were not the result of wishing or hoping, but your hard work. Remember that success is never owned. It is rented... and the rent is due every day! Enjoy your Senior season! We know this is just the beginning. Love, Mom, Dad, Emily, and Catherine - Philippians 4:13

Height: 6’0” Weight: 155 Parents: Ric & Therese Bats: Left Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 13 Superpower you wish you had: Flight Favorite ice cream: Oreo Favorite book: Great Gatsby Favorite tv show: Father Brown Favorite teacher or class: Mr. Turner Favorite RJ baseball memory: Dominican Republic trip .

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Hard work beats talent. What do you hope to major in at college? Math and finance. Something you are grateful for: My friends and family

Owen, Your journey thus far has created many wonderful memories and we are so fortunate to share many of them with you. We are so proud of You & your accomplishments, how you handle adversity, and your ability to persevere. It has been joyous to watch your passion for baseball since you were a little boy & we are extremely excited that you have an opportunity to play in college. Have no regrets and cherish the time with your brothers on and off the field. We love you, Mom, Dad and Jesse

Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 200 Parents: Heather & Derek Bats: Left Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Butterscotch dipped vanilla Favorite book: Harry Potter Favorite tv show: Blue Mountain State Favorite teacher or class: Scientific Principles of Athletic Training Favorite RJ baseball memory: Getting crushed in the dog pile after state.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Play your role on the team. Don’t have a individualistic mindset. What do you hope to major in at college? Exercise Science Something you are grateful for: My family and teammates

Colter, What an amazing journey and adventure this has been with you! You make us all so very proud.You are such a hard worker and an incredible young man.You should be so very proud of your accomplishments as a son, brother, friend, student and teammate. We can’t wait to follow you through your college years as a student athlete! Enjoy this last season with your high school teammates and brothers in Christ! Love, Mom, Manner, Tay, and Belle too

Height: 5’9 Weight: 160 Parents: Linda Bats: Left Throws: Right Years playing baseball: J Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Oreo Favorite tv show: Last Chance U Favorite RJ baseball memory: Summer Ball of ‘18 and ‘19.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Work hard and be a good teammate . What do you hope to major in at college? Aerospace engineering. Something you are grateful for: Family and friends.

Dear Nate, We couldn’t be more proud of you! Your perseverance, hard work and loyalty have served you well and will continue to do so in the future. It’s been a great ride so far and we know there’s more to come! Shubs, Mom, Dad, Luke, Henry & Wrigley

Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 160 Parents: Paula & Dustin Bats: Right Throws: Left Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Coffee Favorite book: The Bosnia List Favorite tv show: Blue Mountain State Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Sherwood Favorite RJ baseballl memory: Winning the state championship .

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Do things others won’t. What do you hope to major in at college? Economics Something you are grateful for: My family

Height: 5’10” Weight: 194 Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Salted Carmel Favorite tv show: Naruto Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Timme Favorite RJ baseball memory: Dominican Republic trip .

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Don’t be lazy, put the work in. What do you hope to major in at college? Sports Medicine Something you are grateful for: My parents Luke, We’ve had so much fun watching you pursue your love of baseball over the years! As you continue your journey, keep swinging for the stars! We love you so much!

Parents: Wes & Ruby Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 14

Mom and Dad

chase ham

Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 160 Superpower you wish you had: Time Travel Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Coming Back Stronger by Drew Brees Favorite tv show: Stranger Things Favorite teacher or class: Athletic Training with Mrs. Casas Favorite RJ baseball memory: California trip

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? It’s all about attitude, effort and being coachable What do you hope to major in at college? Business Something you are grateful for: All of the life lessons baseball has taught me. You have become a truly amazing young man! We have loved watching you play baseball since you were a little boy. Continue to work hard, stay focused on your faith and seize the opportunities He provides. We know you have such a bright future! You’re a wonderful son and brother and we couldn’t be more proud of you Chase. Love,

Parents: Mark & Julie Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 4

Mom, Dad, Blake and Mason

jack harpole

Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 155 Superpower you wish you had: Strength Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: The Things They Carried Favorite tv show: Zona’s Awesome Fishing Show Favorite teacher or class: Aquatic Sports Favorite RJ baseball memory: California trips

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Hydrate What do you hope to major in at college? Business Something you are grateful for: My family Jack, Your tenacity, hard work, positive attitude and faith are an inspiration to us. We love you and are so proud of you!

Parents: Lisa & John Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 13

Love, Mom, Dad, Emily and Mary.

Craig We have been so lucky to watch you play all of these years! This season really brought that message home. Think back to your earliest days of baseball and remember how badly you wanted to play this game, and how exciting it was to put on a uniform. Always carry that passion with you in your baseball pursuits, wherever they take you. Thank you for a lifetime of memories and friendships. We are so PROUD of you. Love you - Mom, Dad, Jackie, Patrick, Anne Marie and Brien

Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 205 Parents: Mike & Suzanne Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: The Giving Tree Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite teacher or class: Honored pre calc with Mrs. Gauss Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning the State championship

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Always give 110 percent on the field and in the classroom What do you hope to major in at college? Business Something you are grateful for: Friends and family.

Dear Ben, Through your perseverance and dedication, you have taught us that no challenge is too great. We are proud of you for doings things your way. Hold on to the amazing memories and friendships you have made along the way and always remain true to yourself. It is a joy to watch you play the game of baseball. We love you and will always be your biggest fans!

Dad, Mom and Jack

Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 155 Parents: Sean & Lindsay Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Invincibility Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Catch Me if You Can Favorite tv show: Trailer Park Boys Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Maxfield- Lit to Film Favorite RJ baseball memory: Watching the State Championship

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Be patient and keep grinding.

What do you hope to major in at college?

Criminology- Behavioral Science Something you are grateful for: My family and all the people I’ve met through Regis. Regis Jesuit baseball • 35

Mark, You have given us so much joy watching you play the game you love. Your quiet competitiveness, the passion with which you play, and your team first attitude has been a blessing to witness and will serve you well in all that you do. Thank you for all the memories!! Love, Mom, Dad, Jack & Hallie

Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 165 Parents: Karen & Rob Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Invincibility Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: The Stand Favorite tv show: Breaking Bad Favorite teacher or class: Mr. Lechuga Favorite RJ baseball memory: Trip to Vail in Summer 2019

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Work hard, let your actions speak for themselves.

What do you hope to major in at college?

Engineering Something you are grateful for: My family.

jack michalek

Jack , We are very proud of everything you have accomplished. Keep working hard to fulfill your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad and Kate

Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 170 Parents: Steve & Julie Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 15 Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Pedro Martinez Favorite tv show: MLB Network Favorite teacher or class: SPAT with Mrs. Casas Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning the State Championship

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Enjoy high school because it flys by

What do you hope to major in at college?

Sports Management Something you are grateful for: Everyone I have met through Regis Baseball.

JT, From little league to high school, it has been so fun to watch you play baseball and become a wonderful young man. You are a source of joy and happiness for us. We are so excited to see what the future holds for you!

Love, Mom, Dad, Ella and Alex

Height: 6’ 4” Weight: 170 Parents: John & Kate Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 9 Superpower you wish you had: Flight Favorite ice cream: Salted Carmel Favorite book: The Bible Favorite tv show: The Bachelor Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Wuertz Favorite RJ baseball memory: Going to the Dominican Republic last summer.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Get on the bucket during batting practice if no one is there.

What do you hope to major in at college?

Business Administration Something you are grateful for: My parents allowing me to pursue my passion playing the game I love.

Ethan O’Donnell

Dear Ethan, We are so proud of you and what you’ve accomplished on and off the baseball field. It has been pure joy to watch you grow into the amazing young man and baseball player you are today--from the Maroons to Slammers to the Rockies Scout team to RJHS. We can’t wait to watch you play for Northwestern. Mom, Dad, Aidan & Ryan

Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 195 Parents: Brooke & Brian Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Banana Favorite book: Moneyball Favorite tv show: Sports Center Favorite teacher or class: Weightlifting 2RW w/ Darr Favorite RJ baseball memory: Hitting a HR in the State Championship.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Befriend Burt ASAP. Work your tail off.

What do you hope to major in at college?

Economics Something you are grateful for: Family and friends.

Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 185 Parents: Bruce & Kini Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Birthday Cake Favorite book: “Can’t Hurt Me” David Goggins Favorite tv show: Seal Team Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Maxfield Favorite RJ baseball memory: Jumping in the dog pile after winning the state championship.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Lift as much as possible.

What do you hope to major in at college?

War and Strategic Studies Something you are grateful for: My family and country. Bryce what an absolute joy it has been to be along with you for this ride! We are so proud of the man you’ve become and look forward to seeing where your journey takes you! “You can’t steal second and keep one foot in first”- Go be amazing #10! Always your biggest fans in the stands! We love you-

Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 15

Mom, Dad, Riley, and Peyton

jacob thompsen

Dear Jacob, To the boy whose 1st word was “ball” and who has never stopped dreaming BIG…keep it up! Since the day you were born, you have been an inspiring force for us both. You have taught us how to love unconditionally and to never stop believing or forging ahead, especially when the road gets rough. We are so proud of you, and excited beyond words to watch you continue to grow in your love for the game and life at Long Beach. The sky is the limit…in baseball and beyond! You have truly chosen a great place to call home for the next 4-5 years. We will miss you dearly, but know that you will be exactly where you are meant to be. We love you, Mom and Dad

Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 175 Parents: Virginia & Jayson Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookies & Cream Favorite teacher or class: Psychology Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning State.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? If you dedicate yourself to the game you’ll experience some special moments with your teammates and coaches at Regis.

What do you hope to major in at college?

Finance Something you are grateful for: All the support I have around me, including my parents, teammates, and coaches .

thomas williams

Dear Thomas, We could not be prouder of the young man you have become and all your accomplishments at Regis Jesuit High School. Your path has been beautiful and uniquely yours. I admire every ounce of you and I know the best is yet to come. “What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals.” HENRY DAVID THOREAU

Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 180 Parents: Kim & Tom Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite tv show: Arrested Development Favorite teacher or class: Ms. Obanion Favorite RJ baseball memory: The Dominican Republic trip.

What advice would you give a young upcoming

player at Regis? Take in as much as you can from coaches and older players. It will pay off in a big way.

What do you hope to major in at college?

Aerospace Engineering Something you are grateful for: My parent’s support.