St. John's 2013 Varsity Baseball Media Guide

1st base

Pitcher/outfield

3rd base

infield

jake band

dan behrman

bobby camPbell

evan flax

outfield

catcher

Pitcher

Pitcher

josh neal

cory Paton

tony Pizzola

george Pulizzi

Pitcher

Pitcher/shortstoP

Pitcher

2nd base

Phil reese

errol robinson

harry thomas

joe walsh

Head Varsity Coach.......... Mark Gibbs '96 7th year Overall Record.................................................129-36 Assistant Varsity Coaches Head Assistant.....................Ed Gibbs '67 21st year Catching.........................Andrew Lowman 6th year Pitching................................. Phil Newman 3rd year Hitting........................................Jon Sidlau 2nd year Head Jv Coach................Lyndon Watkins 5th year Assistant Coach................. Travis Chance 7th year Assistant Coach...............Wade Newman 2nd year Assistant Coach..............Chris Themistos 5th year Head Freshman Coach....Will Cross 3rd year (31-7) Assistant Coach.....................Eric Ellis '85 4th year Assistant Coach.............Danny Snight ’08 1st year Assistant Coach.......................Mike Ewan 1st year Strength & Conditioning.......... Walt Cline 5th year Support Staff Athletic Director.........................................Tom Veith Asst. Athletic Director................................Pat Ward Trainers...................... Mike Walker, Stephanie Tong School Contact Phone........................202-363-2316 2012 Quick Facts 2012 Record.........................................................23-3 2012 WCAC Record............................................ 15-1 Last Conference Tournament Title Won...........2011 Last Conference Season Regular Title Won... 2012 Most Wins in a Season..........................................26 Lettermen Returning/Lost................................. 14/4 Starters Returning/Lost.......................................3/5 Pitchers Returning/Lost.......................................8/4 Number of New Players.........................................11 St. John’s Sports Baseball Contact.....................................Mark Gibbs Email...................................mgibbs@stjohnschs.org Office Phone.......................................202-364-0229 Web Site..................................www.stjohnschs.org 2607 Military Rd. NW Address.................................Chevy Chase, DC 20015 St. John’s College High School Location........................................ Chevy Chase, D.C. Founded................................................................1851 Enrollment........................................................... 1060 President.......................................... Jeff Mancabelli Principal................................. Bro. Michael Andrejko Nickname.........................................................Cadets Color....................................................Scarlet & Grey Conference...... Washington Catholic Athletic Conf.

Facilities...................................... 2 The Program................................ 5

2013 Freshman and Junior Varsity Teams Freshman

Schedule.................................... 10 Roster.......................................... 11 Coaches...................................... 12 Players........................................ 12

Junior Varsity

Schedule..................................... 14 Roster........................................ 15 Coaches...................................... 16 Players........................................ 17

2013 Varsity Cadets

Schedule................................... 20 Roster........................................ 21 Coaches.................................... 23 Returning Numbers.................. 26 Season Outlook......................... 27 Players...................................... 29

2012 Season Review

Season Review......................... 36 WCAC Rankings........................ 37 All-WCAC Team........................ 37 Final Stats................................ 38 Results....................................... 41

History and Honors History

Cadets to College.....................

Cadets to Professional Baseball.................................

WCAC Championships.............

Nationally Ranked....................

Honors

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High School All-Americans....... 47 All-Met..................................... 48 ‘93–’03 Season Recaps .......... 49 ‘04–’11 Season Results........... 50

Facilities

Gibbs Field St. John’s boasts the Mid-Atlantic region’s top high school baseball facility. The Cadets play on newly renovated Gibbs Field. The surface and surrounding area’s underwent a multimillion dollar renovation in 2009 and now features synthetic grass which will allow the Cadets to work out year round on a professional quality field. In addition

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to the new playing surface Gibbs Field features dugouts, 3 bullpens, 2 batting cages and a professional scoreboard. In 2013, a left field wall was installed completing the stadium look and feel.

St. John’s baseball also recently purchased ‘Fungo Man’. This portable, and efficient practice machine holds over 250 balls and perfectly places 2

those balls anywhere on a baseball field automatically, programmably, and remotely. By using a coach friendly wireless controller that interfaces with a State-of-The-Art machine interface, the FM-150 frees coaches or players to precisely control speed, spin, position, and elevation that produce incredibly accurate ball placement.

Facilities Mona Clubhouse In October 2012, the Vincent “Cap” Mona ’61 Baseball Clubhouse construction was completed. This facility is the first in the area for a high school program and one of only a handful in the nation. It includes the varsity locker room with player’s bathroom/showers, coach’s offices and coach’s bathrooms/showers, a press box and a VIP viewing area. In the varsity locker room each player has his own locker with a personal safe.

It is also outfitted with full video analysis capabilities including a 60 inch flat-screen television and 72 inch drop down screen with a projector mounted in the ceiling.

As you go up the All American stairway to the 2nd Floor the wall is adorned with pictures of the High School All American players who have played for St. John’s. The VIP room holds a conference table for 8 people, a wet bar and seating for 15 to watch the baseball game. The Press Box is equipped with state of the art digital equipment for announcing the Cadets Baseball games.

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Facilities

Foster Training Room

Smith Weight Room

Gallagher Gym

Indoor Facilities The indoor facilities are equally impressive.

The Gallagher Gym holds a recently installed 75 ft. indoor batting cage and is large enough for the players to work on all their baseball skills indoors. The Roth Gym is the winter home of the Cadet pitchers and features 6 portable indoor mounds.

The Cadets strength training occurs inside the “Smith” Weight room. This expansive

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facility features the latest and most advanced weight training equipment.

Any St. John’s player in need of medical attention heads to the “Foster” training room, featuring top of the line physical therapy equipment. The head of the athletic training facilities is Michael Walker, MEd, ATC, CSCS. He oversees the health care of 30 men’s and women’s athletic teams throughout the school year. The program is designed to pro4

vide quality health care (evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation) to the injured student-athletes of St. John’s College High School.

Mr. Walker is assisted by a team doctor, an intern and six student assistants. Dr. Marc Rankin is an orthopedic surgeon who provides medical coverage for the varsity football team and is available for student-athlete referral at his Providence Hospital office.

The Program

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t. John’s has a long and storied baseball tradition. Founded in 1909, the baseball program was originally known as the St. John’s Preps. Sometime between 1909 and 1947 the program was disbanded and revived by Gene Augustopher and Joe Gallagher under the name of the Cadets. The Cadets won three conference championships during the 1950’s, and nine conference championships from 1960-1978. When Ed Gibbs took over in 1993, however, the once proud program was in a state of total disrepair. The Cadets had not captured a championship in over 15 years and had not been ranked in the Washington Post Top Ten in over a decade. The Cadets had won only 9 games in the previous two seasons combined and played in a poor facility that was in need of substantial upgrades.

Gibbs resurrected the St. John’s program and constructed a baseball powerhouse whose name became synonymous with excellence. Gibbs’ first team went 13-12. His second team went 26-4, won the WCAC regular season title and began a remarkable string run of 13 straight 20 win seasons. Gibbs won 318 games, two conference tournament titles, eight regular season titles and saw his team ranked in the top ten by the Washington Post in 12 of his 14 years. He was selected as the Washington Post Coach of the Year in 2005 and on three different occasions was named WCAC Coach of the Year. Gibbs was inducted into the St. John’s Hall of Fame in 2008.

The 2013 season will be Mark Gibbs tenth year in the St. John’s Program and his seventh as Head Coach. During, Coach Gibbs’ tenure the baseball team has grown from an area powerhouse to an elite program recognized throughout the country. St. John’s has been nationally ranked in seven of the last nine years by the most influential high school baseball publications in the United States including Baseball America, USA Today and Collegiate Baseball. St. John’s ascendance into the national spotlight reached a fever pitch in 2008 when Baseball America ranked the Cadets as the eighth best team in the country and featured the Cadets as its spotlight program in its national high school baseball preview issue. At the same time, Collegiate Baseball named the Cadets as the second best high school team in the nation. The Cadets proved worthy of the preseason acclaim by placing fourth in the Anderson Bat National Classic in Southern California, the nations top high school baseball tournament. During the event St. John’s defeated two teams ranked among the top 25 in the country, both of which hailed from Southern California, before succumbing to the eventual tournament champions

1909 St. John's Baseball Team

2011 WCAC Championship Team

in the winner’s bracket championship game. This marked the second straight year St. John’s had defeated two nationally ranked teams from California at the Anderson Bat National Classic. This success on the national level is unprecedented for a program from the Mid Atlantic region and validated the programs standing among the nation’s best.

Through Coach Gibbs’ first six years as head coach, the Cadets have sent 40 players on to college baseball and have had eight players drafted by professional baseball teams. During that same time period, players from St. John’s have gone on to some of the most prestigious baseball pro5

grams in the nation including 2009 and 2011 College World Series participants the University of Virginia and the University of North Carolina. St. John’s has also produced 20 Washington Post All Met selections, seven high school All Americans and three WCAC Players of the Year. Coach Gibbs was honored in 2008 by being selected as a coach at the Under Armour All-American Game at Wrigley Field in Chicago, which was televised live on ESPN. 2011 marked the first WCAC Tournament Championship won under the helm of Mark Gibbs.

In 2012 Coach Gibbs was selected as the WCAC Coach of the Year.

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The Program 2012 Head Coach

2009 Head Coach

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23-3 WCAC Regular Season Champions Ranked as high as #4 by USA Today and #5 by ESPN in the East Region Finished #4 in the Washington Post Top 10 Set a new record for consecutive wins with 20 WCAC Player of the Year, Gatorade DC Player of the Year –Danny O’Donnell Louisville Slugger All-American – Danny O’Donnell WCAC Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs 2 Washington Post All Met Selections (1–1st Team, 1–2nd Team)

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22-9 WCAC Tournament Champions Began the year ranked No. 1 in the Washington Post and No. 34 in the Country by Baseball America Achieved a No. 1 ranking in the Washington Post for the 6th time in 7 years Nationally ranked for the 7th time in 8 years Finished ranked No. 8 by the Washington Post Pre-Season All American – Nick Howard 4 Washington Post All Met Selections (1 – 1st Team, 1 – 2nd Team, 2 – Honorable Mentions) Runner Up – South Florida Classic, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

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23-4 Won WCAC Regular Season with a 15-1 record Achieved a No. 1 Ranking by the Washington Post for the 5th time in 6 years Finished No. 4 in the Washington Post Finished No. 3 in the East Region by USA Today 4 – 1st Team All WCAC Selections 4 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1 – 1st Team, 1 – 2nd Team, 2 – Honorable Mention) Nationally ranked for the 5th time in 6 years Preseason All-American – Nick Howard Washington Post DC Player of the Year, Louisville Slugger DC Player of the Year, Gatorade DC Player of the Year – Mike Bowie Washington Post DC Coach of the Year – Mark Gibbs

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23-6 Finished No. 4 in Washington Post Tied for 1st Place in WCAC Regular Season WCAC Tournament Finalist Preseason No. 50 by PG Crosschecker Finished ranked No. 95 by PG Crosschecker Achieved No. 1 Ranking in the Washington Post for the 3rd straight year 4 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1- 1st Team, 1- 2nd Team, 2- Honorable Mention) 2 All-Americans – Connor Hoehn, LJ Hoes Connor Hoehn – drafted 21st Round, Milwaukee Brewers WCAC Player of the Year – LJ Hoes

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20-7 Finished No. 6 in Washington Post Nationally Ranked – No. 2 Collegiate Baseball, No. 8 Rawlings/Perfect Game, No. 10 Baseball America, No. 15 School Sports, No. 21 Rise Magazine 2 All-Americans – L J Hoes, Scott Silverstein Achieved a No. 1 Ranking in the Washington Post for the 4th straight year 3 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1- 1st Team, 1- 2nd Team, 1 – Honorable Mention) 2 players drafted – L J Hoes- drafted 3rd Round Baltimore Orioles, Scott Silverstein – drafted 32 Round Washington Nationals WCAC Player of the Year – L J Hoes

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18-7 Ranked as high as No. 2 in the Washington Post Top 10 16th straight year appearing in the Washington Post Top 10 Finished 2nd in WCAC Regular Season PreSeason All-American – Josh Leemhuis 3 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1 – 2nd Team, 2 – Honorable Mention) 4 – 1st Team All WCAC Selections

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26-4 – tied for most wins in school history Finished No. 2 In Washington Post Finished No. 7 in East Region by USA Today WCAC Regular Season Champions Ranked No. 1 in the Washington Post to open the season for the 2nd straight year Ranked No. 23 in the USA Today Super 25 3 Washington Post All-Met Selections (2 1st Team, 1 - Honorable Mention)

The Program

University of Virginia pitcher and former Cadet Scott Silverstein signs a baseball for a young Hokies fan.

1999 WCAC Championship Team

2005 Assistant Coach

St. John’s Baseball During the Gibbs Era (1991 – 2012)

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22-3 WCAC Regular Season and Tournament Champions Finished No. 1 in Washington Post Final Rankings Ranked in Baseball America’s National Top 50 rankings during the season for 8 consecutive weeks Final National Rankings –– 46th – Baseball America/NHSBSA Poll –– 18th – USA Today/ESPN Poll (2nd in East Region) –– 13th – Champion Poll (School Sports Magazine) –– 27th – Collegiate Baseball Magazine –– Ed Gibbs – All Met Coach of the Year 2 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1 1st Team, 1 - Honorable Mention)

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22-5 Ranked No. 24 Nationally by Baseball America WCAC Tournament Finalists Finished No. 3 Washington Post Final Rankings 2 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1 – 1st Team, 1 – Honorable Mention)

WCAC Regular Season Champion in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2012 WCAC Tournament Champions in 1999, 2005, 2011 Finished in the Top 10 of the Washington Post Final Rankings 16 of the last 18 years 20 or more wins in 18 of the last 19 years Nationally ranked in 7 of the last 9 seasons Started as the #1 ranked team by the Washington Post (2005, 2006, 2008, 2011) Top National Finishes: –– 5th @ 2004 Westminster National Classic (FL) –– 3rd @ 2005 Nike Classic (FL) –– 3rd @ 2006 Westminster Spring Fever Classic (FL) –– 6th @ 2007 Phil Nevin National Classic (CA) –– 4th @ 2008 Anderson Bat National Classic (CA) –– 2nd @ 2011 South Florida Classic (FL)

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81 Players into College Baseball 16 Players Drafted or Signed Free Agent (High School and College) 87 1st Team Washington Post All-Met Selections 11 Gatorade DC Player of the Year Selections 7 High School All-American Selections 7 WCAC Player of the Year Selections 6 USA Today DC Player of the Year Selections 5 Louisville Slugger Washington DC Player of the Year Selections 3 Under Armour All-American Game Selections 1 AFLAC All American Game Selection 78 1st Team All-WCAC Selections

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2013 Freshman Cadets

2013 Junior Varsity Cadets

History

Freshman and Junior Varsity Teams

Freshman Schedule DATE

TIME

OPPONENT

LOCATION

2

3:45

BATTLEFIELD

St. John’s

7

4:00

CURLEY

CURLEY

9

11:00

ST. ALBAN’S

St. John’s

11

4:00

LOYOLA-BLAKEFIELD

LOYOLA

16

4:00

DEMATHA

St. John’s

25

4:30

WILSON

WILSON

26

4:30

CURLEY

St. John’s

30

1:00

GOOD COUNSEL

GOOD COUNSEL

2

4:15

GONZAGA

GONZAGA

3

4:30

LOYOLA-BLAKEFIELD

St. John’s

5

4:30

GONZAGA

St. John’s

9

4:30

HEIGHTS (JV)

WHEATON REGIONAL #6

11

4:30

WILSON

WHEATON REGIONAL #6

13

11:00

ST. MARY’S (JV)

St. John’s

18

4:30

GEORGETOWN PREP (JV)

Georgetown PREP

20

4:00

GOOD COUNSEL

St. John’s

24

4:30

MT. ST. Joseph

WHEATON REGIONAL #1

25

4:30

GONZAGA

WHEATON REGIONAL #1

27

4:00

DEMATHA

RIVERDALE REC

29

4:30

SIDWELL FRIENDS

WHEATON REGIONAL #1

30

4:30

HEIGHTS (JV)

HEIGHTS

4:30

MT. ST. Joseph

MT. ST. Joseph

March

April

May 3 Italics = scrimmage

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Freshman Roster #

NAME

CL

POS

B-T

HT

WT

HOMETOWN

Anders Assarsson

FR

P/OF

R-R

6’1”

140 lbs

Washington, DC

4

Justin Bodley-Bjorklund

FR

P/IF

R-R

5’9”

145 lbs

Kirov, Russia

3

Sam Brustad

FR

OF

R-R

5’9”

145 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

11

Mitchell Dennis

FR

P/OF

R-R

5’7”

150 lbs

Washington, DC

13

Evan Finch

FR

1B

R-R

5’7”

160 lbs

Laurel, MD

14

JP Harper

FR

P/IF

R-R

5’11”

145 lbs

Kensington, MD

19

Liam Kirkpatrick

FR

OF

R-R

5’11”

130 lbs

Washington, DC

20

Adam Kulawiec

FR

SS

R-R

5’11”

155 lbs

Seoul, South Korea

7

Jon Lozada

FR

IF/OF

L-R

5’6”

135 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

9

Myles Mensah

FR

P/SS

R-R

5’9”

170 lbs

Frederick, MD

24

Gabriel O’Donnell

FR

P/1B

R-L

6’0”

220 lbs

Reston, VA

18

Ben Page

FR

1B

R-R

6’1”

160 lbs

Washington, DC

5

Matt Pizzola

FR

P/IF

R-R

5’9”

145 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

25

Cam Remalia

FR

P/3B

R-R

5’9”

195 lbs

Waldorf, MD

26

Phil Spencer

FR

C/3B

R-R

5’8”

260 lbs

Baltimore, MD

12

Alex Taylor

FR

P/OF

S-L

5’9”

140 lbs

Laurel, MD

22

Jackson Thigpen

FR

P/IF

R-R

5’9”

150 lbs

San Diego, CA

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Freshman Coaches

Freshman Players Anders Assarsson

Will Cross

Fresh. / RHP/OF / R/R / 6’1” / 140 lbs

Head Freshman Coach | 3rd Season 31-7 Overall Record 23

The 2013 campaign will be Will’s third as the Head Freshman Coach. The 2012 team finished with a 16-3 record with all three losses coming to JV teams. Will is a 2003 graduate of Walkersville HS where he played baseball and also swam. He attended Frostburg St. University where he swam for four years and was also on the Deans List. He spent one season as an Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach at Mountain Ridge HS and currently is the Head Swimming Coach at Fallston HS. He lives in Walkersville with his wife Caroline.

Justin BodleyBjorklund Fresh. / OF / R/R / 5’9” / 145 lbs

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Eric Ellis ’85 Assistant Freshman Coach | 4th Season Eric begins his third year as a coach in the St. John’s Baseball program. He is a 1985 graduate of St. John’s and enjoyed a stellar career while playing for Hall of Fame Coach Branson Ferry. Eric earned a baseball scholarship to Campbell University where he was a fouryear letter winner. He currently lives in North Potomac with his wife Megan, daughter Katie and son Brennan.

Fresh. / OF / R/R / 5’9” / 145 lbs

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Assistant Freshman Coach | 1st Season Former Cadet, Danny Snight, joins the baseball staff in 2013 for his inaugural year. Danny played for the Cadets from 2005-2008 and was the starting first baseman during his junior and senior years. Danny continued his baseball career at McDaniel College where he pitched for four years. During his senior season he was voted team captain and led the Green Terror to a team record for wins. He also led the pitching staff in wins. For his career at McDaniel, he ranks 2nd All Time in Appearances, 3rd in Saves, 4th in Games Finished, 5th in Innings Pitched and 7th in Starts and Strikeouts.

F ull name is Samuel William Brustad. Born August 19, 1998. Parents: Pete and Karen. Has one sister (Katy). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Bryce Harper

Mitchell Dennis Fresh. / RHP/OF / R/R / 5’7” / 150 lbs

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Mike Ewan Assistant Freshman Coach | 1st Season

F ull name is Mitchell Orlando Dennis III. Born August December 15, 1998. Parents: Mitchell and Lashawn. Has three sisters (Ranna, Isis, Marakah). Favorite sports team is the New York Mets. Favorite athlete is Ken Griffey Jr.

Evan Finch Fresh. / RHP/IF / R/R / 5’7” / 160 lbs

Mike enters his first year as part of the SJC Baseball Program. He is a 1999 graduate of Appalachian State University, where he walked on as a freshman and spent two seasons participating with the baseball team. Prior to ASU, he played baseball and ran cross-country at Millbrook High School in Raleigh, NC. Mike’s coaching experience began in 2008 at West Ashley High School in Charleston, SC where he was a volunteer assistant with the varsity for one season. The following year he moved to Vermont and assisted with the JV and varsity teams at South Burlington High School for the past four seasons. Mike lives in Washington, DC with his fiancé, Elizabeth.

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F ull name is Justin Anatoly Bodley-Bjorklund.

Born April 2, 1998. Parents: Terrie and Alice. Has one sister (Lisa). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Gio Gonzales

Sam Brustad

Danny Snight ’08

F ull name is Anders Per Assarsson. Born December 10, 1997. Parents: Allan and Joanne. Has one brother (Erik). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Kevin Durant

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F ull name is Evan Walter Finch. Born December 10, 1998. Parents: Walter and Annette. Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Rickie Fowler

Freshman Players

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JP Harper

Myles Mensah

Cameron Remalia

Fresh. / RHP/IF / R/R / 5’11” / 145 lbs

Fresh. / RHP/SS / R/R / 5’9” / 170 lbs

Fresh. / RHP/3B / R/R / 5’9” / 195 lbs

F ull name is John-Paul Harper. Born December 14, 1997. Parents: Tim and Mary. Has three brothers (Timmy, Kevin and Will).

Favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles. Favorite athlete is JJ Hardy

F ull name is Myles Mwalui Mensah. Born June 26, 1998. Parents: Kent and Anita. Favorite sports team is the Louisville Cardinals. Favorite athlete is Kyle Anderson

F ull name is Cameron Janard Remalia. Born March 8, 1998. Parents: Carl and Kimberly. Has three brothers (Brandon, Jeremy, Ian) and one sister (Sierrah). Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Robinson Cano

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Gabriel O’Donnell

Liam Kirkpatrick

Fresh. / RHP/1B / L/R / 6’0” / 220 lbs

Fresh. / OF / R/R / 5’11” / 130 lbs

19

F ull name is Liam Duncan Kirkpatrick. Born May 8, 1998. Parents: Michael and Cora. Has one brother (Seamus). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Manu Ginobli

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18

Fresh. / C/3B / R/R / 5’8” / 260 lbs

26

5

F ull name is Matthew Phillip Pizzola. Born December 17, 1997.

Parents: Tony and Kristin.

Has one brother (Tony) and one sister (Alex). Favorite sports team is the Washington Redskins. Favorite athlete is Kellen Moore

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F ull name is Phillip Michael Spencer Jr. . Born October 28, 1997. Parents: Phillip and Elizabeth. Has one brother (Andrew) and one sister (Lauren). Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Jorge Posada

Alex Taylor Fresh. / LHP/OF / S/L / 5’9” / 140 lbs

12

Fresh. / P/IF / R/R / 5’9” / 145 lbs

Fresh. / OF/IF / L/R / 5’6 / 135 lbs

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F ull name is Benjamin Andreas Page. Born March 9, 1998. Parents: Paul and Lori. Has one sister (Sara). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Ryan Zimmerman

Matt Pizzola

Jon Lozada F ull name is Jonathan Lozada. Born April 29, 1998. Parents: Virgilio and Zully. Has one brother (Joseph). Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Robinson Cano

Phil Spencer

Fresh. / 1B / R/R / 6’1” / 160 lbs

Fresh. / SS / R/R / 5’11” / 155 lbs

20

F ull name is Gabriel Francis O’Donnell. Born August 18, 1998. Parent: Maggie.

Has one sister (Isabella).

Favorite sports team is the Detroit Tigers. Favorite athlete is Miguel Cabrera

Ben Page

Adam Kulawiec F ull name is Adam Lee Michael Kulawiec. Born December 19, 1997. Parents: Bob and Suzanne. Has one sister (Claire). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Bryce Harper

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F ull name is Alexander Rene Taylor. Born November 11, 1997. Parents: Rene and Jacqueline. Has two brothers (Austin and Draymond) and one sister (Chanel).

Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Curtis Granderson

Jackson Thigpen Fresh. / RHP/IF / R/R / 5’9” / 150 lbs

22

F ull name is Jackson Matthew Thigpen.

Born January 14, 1998.

Parents: Scott and Laura.

Has three sisters (Katie, Alexa and Erica). Favorite sports team is the San Francisco Giants. Favorite athlete is Tim Lincecum

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Junior Varsity Schedule Date

Time

Opponent

Location

2

3:00

Georgetown Prep

Georgetown Prep

5

4:00

Quince Orchard

St. john’s

8

4:00

JEB Stuart

JEB Stuart

9

12:00

Flint Hill

Flint Hill

12

4:00

Georgetown Prep

St. John’s

14

4:15

Loyola-Blakefield

Loyola Blakefield

16

12:00

McNamara

St. John’s

19

4:30

DeMatha

St. John’s

21

6:00

PAUL VI

PAUL VI

22

4:30

Hylton

St. John’s

23

1:00

O’Connell

O’Connell

25

5:30

Ireton

FOUR Mile Run

6

1:00

Good Counsel

St. John’s

9

4:15

Gonzaga

Gonzaga

11

4:30

St. Mary’s Ryken

St. John’s

12

4:30

Gilman

St. John’s

13

12:00

McNamara

PG Sports Park

16

4:00

DeMatha

Riverdale Rec Center

17

4:30

PAUL VI

St. John’s

20

12:00

O’Connell

St. John’s

23

4:30

Ireton

St. John’s

27

1:00

Good Counsel

Good Counsel

29

4:30

Gonzaga

St. John’s

4:30

St. Mary’s Ryken

St. Mary’s Ryken

March

April

May 1

Italics = scrimmage BOLD = conference game

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Junior Varsity Roster #

NAME

CL

POS

B-T

HT

WT

HOMETOWN

Jackson Coviello

SO

1B

L-L

5’11”

195 lbs

Burtonsville, MD

4

Justin Diggs

SO

P/IF

R-R

5’10”

140 lbs

Clarksburg, MD

15

Niko Jenkins

FR

P/SS

R-R

5’10”

160 lbs

Potomac, MD

9

Brett Kodak

SO

OF

R-R

5’7”

140 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

24

Griffin Mahon

SO

OF

R-R

5’7”

140 lbs

Rockville, MD

13

Joey Mendez

FR

C/3B

R-R

6’0”

200 lbs

Fairfax, VA

1

Will Oakley

SO

2B

S-R

5’5”

135 lbs

Washington, DC

7

Ryan Olsen

SO

P/OF

L-L

5’10”

150 lbs

Poolesville, MD

11

Jimmy Sigg

SO

OF

R-R

6’2”

185 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

20

Josh Simon

FR

P/C

R-R

5’11”

165 lbs

Laurel, MD

22

Gordie Smith

SO

P/OF

R-R

6’4”

175 lbs

Washington, DC

12

Will Stachura

SO

P/IF

R-R

5’10”

140 lbs

Germantown, MD

18

Brian Tagoe

SO

P/OF

S-R

5’10”

175 lbs

Burtonsville, MD

10

Ryan Wanner

SO

P/OF

R-R

6’1”

155 lbs

Harwood, MD

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Junior Varsity Coaches Lyndon Watkins

Wade Newman ’06

Head JV Coach | 7th Season

JV Coach | 2nd Season

Coach Watkins returns to St. John’s as the Head Junior Varsity Coach after serving as an assistant in 2012. He has also previously served as the assistant and Head Freshman Coach and three years as the Head JV Coach. He played college baseball at the University of Tennessee and spent four years in Semi-Professional Baseball. Lyndon coached for nine years at Springbrook High School and has also worked as an assistant coach for the Cissel Saxon American Legion Post #41 which won the 2001 Maryland State Championship. He also coached in the ‘Crab Claw Classic’ at Joe Cannon Stadium showcasing the top high school players in the Washington area.

He is currently in charge of the Forensic Firearms Unit of the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington DC and is the President of the Diamond Dynasty baseball organization.

The 2013 will be Wade’s second as a coach in the Cadet Program. He graduated from St. John’s in 2006 after a decorated career in the Scarlet and Grey. Wade was a three-time 1st Team All WCAC selection and 2006 1st Team All Met Selection during his playing days at St. John’s. He was a member of the 2005 WCAC Championship Team and prior to his senior year Newman w as selected as a PUMA All-American.

Wade earned a scholarship and pitched collegiately at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC.

Chris Themistos Assistant JV Coach | 4th Season Chris begins his fourth year on staff. He has also been the Head Varsity Softball Coach and is currently the Dean of Academics at St. John’s. Chris lives in Rockville with his wife, Laurie.

Travis Chance JV Coach | 7th Season The 2013 season will be Travis’ 7th as a coach in the program and 6th as an assistant at the JV level. In 2011, as the Head Coach, Travis led the JV team to a 15-2-1. The Greenville, NC native enjoyed a solid career at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and will be in charge of the Infielders and Hitters on the St. John’s Junior Varsity team. Travis currently serves as the Financial Services Manager for Nissan North America Inc. in the greater Washington DC metro. Travis also played three seasons of semi-professional football and currently lives in Silver Spring with his wife Cameo, daughter Camryn and son Kellan.

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Junior Varsity Players Joey Mendez

Gordie Smith

Soph. / 1B, L/L / 5’11” / 195 lbs

Fresh. / C/3B / R/R / 6’0” / 200 lbs

Soph. / RHP/1B / R/R / 6’4” / 175 lbs

F ull name is Jackson Daniel Coviello. Born March 14, 1997. Parents: Vince and Yvonne. Has one brother (Cooper). Favorite sports team is the Denver Broncos. Favorite athlete is Bryce Harper.

F ull name is Joseph Alexander Mendez.

Born December 2, 1997.

Parents: . Has one sister (Zoe). Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Francisco Cerville.

F ull name is Gordon Clark Smith III. Born July 8, 1996. Parents: Clark and Angela. Has one sister (Peyton). Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Derek Jeter

Jackson Coviello

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Will Oakley

Justin Diggs

4

Soph. / RHP/2B / R/R / 5’10” / 140 lbs

Soph. / 2B / S/R / 5’5” / 135 lbs

F ull name is Justin William Diggs. Born May 4, 1997. Parents: John and Lana. Has one sister (Katarina). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Cal Ripken Jr.

F ull name is William Francis Oakley. Born July 24, 1997. Parents: Brian and Lisa. Has one brother (Kevin) and one sister (Charlotte). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Bryce Harper.

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Niko Jenkins

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24

Soph. / RHP/IF / R/R / 5’10” / 140 lbs

12

7

F ull name is Ryan Winston Olsen. Born July 9, 1997.

Parents: Robert and Denise. Has one sister (Miranda). Favorite sports team is the Washington Redskins. Favorite athlete is John Lester.

Soph. / RHP/OF / S/R / 5’10” / 175 lbs

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Soph. / OF / R/R / 6’2” / 185 lbs

F ull name is Brett Logan Kodak. Born January 8, 1997. Parents: John and Jennifer. Has one brother (Luke) Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Jayson Werth.

F ull name is James Martin Sigg, Jr.. Born August 7, 1997. Parents: Jim and Linda. Has two brothers (Tony and Tommy). Favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals. Favorite athlete is Bryce Harper.

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Griffin Mahon

Josh Simon

Soph. / OF / R/R / 5’7” / 160 lbs

Fresh. / C/IF / R/R / 5’11” / 165 lbs

F ull name is Griffin Thomas Mahon. Born November 19, 1996. Parents: Rich and Michelle. Has one brother (Jansen) and one sister (Jasey). Favorite sports team is the San Diego Padres. Favorite athlete is Mike Trout.

F ull name is Joshua Taylor Simon. Born April, 16, 1998. Parents: Mark and Dawn. Has one brother (Brett). Favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles. Favorite athlete is Adam Jones

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Full name is Brian Patrick Tagoe. Born November 24, 1997. Parent: Frances. Has one brother (Ivan). Favorite sports team is the Texas Rangers. Favorite athlete is LeBron James.

Ryan Wanner

Jimmy Sigg

Soph. / OF / R/R / 5’7” / 140 lbs

F ull name is William Alden Stachura. Born June 6, 1997. Parents: Jim and Terri. Has one brother (Jimmy) and one sister (Devan). Favorite sports team is the Washington National. Favorite athlete is Ryan Zimmerman.

Brian Tagoe

Soph. / LHP/OF / L/L / 5’10” / 150 lbs

Brett Kodak

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Will Stachura

Ryan Olsen

Fresh. / RHP/SS / R/R / 5’10” / 160 lbs

F ull name is Nicholas Stephen Jenkins. Born February 16, 1997. Parents: Ronnie and Kathleen. Has two sisters (Katie, Kelli) and one brother (Jack). Favorite sports team is the New York Yankees. Favorite athlete is Derek Jeter.

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Soph. / RHP/OF / R/R / 6’1” / 155 lbs

10

F ull name is Ryan Scott Wanner. Born July 18, 1997.

Parents: Scott and Carol.

Has one sister (Emma).

Favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles. Favorite athlete is Cal Ripken.

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2013 Varsity Cadets

2013 Varsity Cadets

Varsity Schedule Date

Time

Opponent

Location

March 2

1:00

Battlefield

St. John’s

5

4:00

Quince Orchard

Quince Orchard

7

4:00

JEB Stuart

JEB Stuart

9

3:00

Flint Hill

St. John’s

12

4:30

Lake Braddock (VA)

Lake Braddock

14

4:15

Loyola-Blakefield

St. John’s

16

12:00

McNamara

PG Sports Park

19

4:00

DeMatha

Riverdale Rec Center

21

4:30

PVI

St. John’s

22

5:00

Hylton (VA)

Hylton

23

1:00

O’Connell

St. John’s

25

4:30

Ireton

St. John’s

April 1–5

IMG NATIONAL CLASSIC BRADENTON, FL (SPRING Break Tournament)

9

4:30

Gonzaga

St. John’s

11

4:30

St. Mary’s Ryken

Ryken

12

4:30

Gilman

Gilman

13

3:00

McNamara

St. John’s

16

4:30

DeMatha

St. John’s

17

6:00

PAUL VI

PAUL VI

20

1:00

O’Connell

O’Connell

22

4:00

Good Counsel

Good Counsel

23

5:30

Ireton

4 Mile Run

25

4:30

Wilson

St. John’s

27

1:00

Good Counsel

St. John’s

29

4:15

Gonzaga

Hamilton Jr. High

4:30

St. Mary’s Ryken

St. John’s

May 1 4–12

WCAC Playoffs

Italics = scrimmage BOLD = conference game

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Varsity Roster #

NAME

CL

POS

B-T

HT

WT

HOMETOWN

1

Joe Walsh

Sr.

2B

R-R

5’9”

155 lbs

Germantown, MD

2

Cory Paton

Sr.

C

S-R

5’11”

160 lbs

Ashton, MD

3

Alex Fogleman

Jr.

C

R-R

5’10”

140 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

4

Evan Flax

Sr.

IF

S-R

6’0”

160 lbs

N. Potomac, MD

5

Josh Neal

Sr.

OF

R-R

5’5”

155 lbs

Gaithersburg, MD

6

AJ Lee

So.

P/SS

R-R

5’11”

155 lbs

Annapolis, MD

7

George Pulizzi

Sr.

P

R-L

5’8”

145 lbs

Bethesda, MD

8

Dan Behrman

Sr.

P/OF

R-R

5’8”

175 lbs

Burtonsville, MD

9

Errol Robinson

Sr.

P/SS

R-R

5’11”

175 lbs

Boyds, MD

10

Jake Bernstein

Jr.

SS

L-R

5’10”

165 lbs

Frederick, MD

11

Brett Simon

So.

C

R-R

6’1”

160 lbs

Laurel, MD

12

Joe Novosel

Jr.

P

L-L

5’11”

180 lbs

Bethesda, MD

13

Jake Band

Sr.

1B

L-R

5’10”

170 lbs

Gaithersburg, MD

15

Bobby Campbell

Sr.

3B

R-R

6’1”

185 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

17

Austin Band

Jr.

P/IF

R-R

5’11”

170 lbs

Gaithersburg, MD

18

Kyle Lefelar

Jr.

P

R-R

6’0”

190 lbs

Gaithersburg, MD

19

Peter Rudnicki

Jr.

C/1B

R-R

5’9”

165 lbs

Bethesda, MD

20

Bo Williams

Jr.

OF/C

R-R

5’8”

145 lbs

Reston, VA

22

Vince Anninos

Jr.

P/OF

R-R

6’2”

175 lbs

Washington, DC

23

Tony Pizzola

Sr.

P

R-R

5’11”

210 lbs

Silver Spring, MD

24

Brodie Leftridge

Jr.

OF

R-R

6’1”

160 lbs

Highland, MD

26

Adrian Peralta

Jr.

3B/1B

R-R

5’10”

215 lbs

Washington, DC

32

Phil Reese

Sr.

P

R-R

6’4”

215 lbs

Frederick, MD

33

Garrett Pearson

Jr.

P

R-R

6’5”

200 lbs

Rockville, MD

34

Harry Thomas

Sr.

P

L-R

6’3”

240 lbs

Washington, DC

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Varsity Roster Positional Pitchers # 7

NAME George Pulizzi

CL Sr.

POS P

B-T R-L

HT 5’8”

WT 145 lbs

8 12 18 23 32 33

Dan Behrman Joe Novosel Kyle Lefelar Tony Pizzola Phil Reese Garrett Pearson

Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr.

P/OF P P P P P

R-R L-L R-R R-R R-R R-R

5’8” 5’11” 6’0” 5’11” 6’4” 6’5”

175 lbs 180 lbs 190 lbs 210 lbs 215 lbs 200 lbs

HOMETOWN Bethesda, MD Burtonsville, MD Bethesda, MD Gaithersburg, MD Silver Spring, MD Frederick, MD Rockville, MD

34

Harry Thomas

Sr.

P

L-R

6’3”

240 lbs

Washington, DC

# 2

NAME Cory Paton

CL Sr

POS C

B-T S-R

HT 5’11”

WT 160 lbs

3

Alex Fogleman

Jr.

C

R-R

5’10”

140 lbs

HOMETOWN Ashton, MD Silver Spring, MD

Brett Simon

So.

C

R-R

6’1”

160 lbs

Laurel, MD

NAME Joe Walsh

CL Sr.

POS 2B

B-T R-R

HT 5’9”

WT 155 lbs

4 6 9 10 13 15 17 19

Evan Flax AJ Lee Errol Robinson Jake Bernstein Jake Band Bobby Campbell Austin Band Peter Rudnicki

Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr.

IF P/SS P/SS SS 1B 3B P/IF C/1B

S-R R-R R-R L-R L-R R-R R-R R-R

6’0” 5’11” 5’11” 5’10” 5’10” 6’1” 5’11” 5’9”

160 lbs 155 lbs 175 lbs 165 lbs 170 lbs 185 lbs 170 lbs 165 lbs

HOMETOWN Germantown, MD N. Potomac, MD Annapolis, MD Boyds, MD Frederick, MD Gaithersburg, MD Silver Spring, MD Gaithersburg, MD Bethesda, MD

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Adrian Peralta

Jr.

3B/1B

R-R

5’10”

215 lbs

Washington, DC

NAME Josh Neal

CL Sr.

POS OF

B-T R-R

HT 5’5”

WT 155 lbs

20 22

Bo Williams Vince Anninos

Jr. Jr.

OF/C P/OF

R-R R-R

5’8” 6’2”

145 lbs 175 lbs

HOMETOWN Gaithersburg, MD Reston, VA Washington, DC

24

Brodie Leftridge

Jr.

OF

R-R

6’1”

160 lbs

Highland, MD

Catchers

11

Infielders # 1

Outfielders # 5

Alphabetical

22 17 13 8 15

Vince Anninos Austin Band Jake Band Dan Behrman Bobby Campbell

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14 4 3 6 18

Evan Flax Michael Flax Alex Fogleman AJ Lee Kyle Lefelar

24 Brodie Leftridge 5 Josh Neal 12 Joe Novosel 6 Cory Paton 33 Garrett Pearson

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26 19 17 32 9

Adrian Peralta Tony Pizzola George Pulizzi Phil Reese Errol Robinson

19 11 34 1 20

Peter Rudnicki Brett Simon Harry Thomas Joe Walsh Bo Williams

Varsity Coaches Mark Gibbs ’96 Head Coach | 7th Season (129-36 Overall Record) Mark will begin his 7th year as the Head Coach for the Cadets after spending 3 years as an assistant coach. Mark played for the Cadets from 1993 to 1996 and was a 3-time All-WCAC selection and 2-time Washington Post All-Met selection. He was named the WCAC Player of the Year, the Gatorade Player of the Year as well as one of the top 100 players in the country by College Sport Magazine, following his senior season.

Mark played 4 years of college baseball at George Mason University. He was a four-year starter at shortstop for the Patriots and finished in the top ten in hits, games played, hit by pitches and fielding chances. After college, Mark was signed as a free agent by the Baltimore Orioles and spent 3 1/2 years in professional baseball advancing to Double A (Bowie) with the Orioles.

In 4 of Mark’s first 6 seasons the Cadets were nationally ranked by the major baseball publications (Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, ESPN, Rivals.Com, Perfect Game and USA Today) and before the 2008 season St. John’s graced the cover of Baseball America where the Cadets enjoyed a profile article in the Baseball America high school preview. St. John’s was the first team from the Mid-Atlantic to ever enjoy a profile article in the preview issue. Mark has sent 40 players into college baseball, has had 8 players drafted by professional teams and has an overall record of 129-36, including five 20 win campaigns, through his first six seasons.

Players from St. John’s have advanced into some of the most prestigious college programs in the nation including 2009 & 2011 College World Series participant’s University of Virginia (Scott Silverstein, Nick Howard) and University of North Carolina (LJ Hoes, Josh Leehmuis) as well as SEC powers Mississippi State (Nick Routt, Alex Deise) and Tennessee (Michael Flax). During his 9 (2003-12) years as the Head Infield Instructor he has had 14 different infielders earn college scholarships (19 total played college baseball). Mark was named as an assistant coach for the 2009 Under Armour All-American game at Wrigley Field in Chicago and the Washington DC Extra Coach of the Year in 2010.

In 2011, the Cadets won the WCAC Tournament Title and finished with a 22-9 record. Coach Gibbs earned WCAC Coach of the year in 2012 as the Cadets finished 23-3 and won the WCAC regular season with a 15-1 record.

Mark is heavily involved with youth baseball in the Washington DC area.

He is a partner in Diamond Skills Baseball, a local baseball camp company that is now recognized around the country for its outstanding baseball camps for junior high and high school players. In 2013 Mark brought in over 75 college coaches to work at the Diamond Skills ‘All American Camp’, which is designed to allow serious high school players the opportunity to learn from top college coaches during the winter. His Diamond Skills Baseball ‘Prospect Camp’ also brings in some of the top college coaches from around the nation to work with serious junior high players during the summer. His work with college coaches during recruiting season and with these camps has allowed him to develop an extensive network of close friends and contacts in the college coaching profession.

Mark currently works in the Alumni/Development Office at St. John’s and lives with his wife Mindy, son Matthew and daughter Allie in Silver Spring.

Ed Gibbs ’67 Assistant Coach | 7th Season / 21st Season Overall The 2013 campaign will be Coach Gibbs’ 21st as a coach at St. John’s. In 1993, Coach Gibbs took control of a program that had gone several years without a winning season. In his first year he guided the Cadets to a 13-12 record and in his second season Gibbs went 24-5 and began an amazing streak of winning 20 or more games in thirteen straight seasons.

He established St. John’s as an area power and pushed them into the national rankings. He compiled a 318-78 record. His accomplishments include 7 regular season championships, 2 WCAC Conference Championships (1999, 2005) and 3 WCAC Coach of the Year selections as well as being named the 2005 Washington Post Coach of the Year. He sent 6 players into professional baseball, had 11 First Team All-Metropolitan selections, 7 Gatorade Players of the Year, 5 USA Today Players of the Year, 59 First Team All-WCAC Selections and sent an incredible 41 players into college baseball. He is a member of the St. John’s High School Hall of Fame.

Ed is in charge of the base runners and outfielders at St. John’s. During his time the Cadets have stolen at least 70 bases a year. He has also been the driving force behind many of the baseball renovations and recently had the baseball field at St. John’s named for him. He currently lives in Rockville, MD.

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Varsity Coaches Andrew Lowman Assistant Coach, Hitters and Catchers | 6th Season The 2013 Season will be Andrew’s 6th as a coach in the St. John’s Baseball Program. Andrew is responsible for the day-to-day development of all catchers in the SJC Baseball Program. In 2012, the Cadet catchers threw out 10 of 18 base runners and only allowed 9 pass balls in 26 games. Lowman is a 1991 graduate of Riverdale Baptist and was a college athlete at Frostburg State University. He currently lives in Lothian, MD with his wife Alyssa, son Josh and daughter Ansley.

Phil Newman Assistant Coach, Pitching | 3rd Season Phil begins his 3rd year as the pitching coach at St. John’s but 8th year overall in the program. He was a varsity assistant from 2004-2008. Phil pitched collegiately at the University of Maryland and is in charge of pitching for the entire program. In his two years, Phil has mentored seven players who continued to pitch in college. In 2012, Phil led a pitching staff that returned less then half its innings to a 1.86 ERA. Phil’s son, Wade, was an All Met at St. John’s and graduated in 2006. He currently lives in Gaithersburg, MD with his wife Cathy.

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Varsity Coaches Strength & Conditioning

Jon Sidlau Assistant Coach, Hitting | 2nd Season

Walt Cline H2 Kinetics | 5th Year

Coach Sidlau continues his second year on the varsity staff at St. John’s. He brings a great background and a wealth of knowledge to the program.

Jon graduated in 1991 from Hilton Head HS in South Carolina and played collegiately at USC-Aiken and USC Columbia. Since then he has been involved with various high schools and organizations around the Metropolitan area. From 1997-2001 he was the Head JV Coach at Robinson High School. During that time he also was an Assistant for the Fairfax Barnstormers and Harris Baseball, two of the elite showcase teams in the country.

From 2003 to 2006 Sid were the Director and Head Coach for the Herndon Baseball Club. Since 2008 he has been the Head Coach for Diamond Skills Baseball Showcase Team and worked at the Diamond Skills All American Camp, the Diamond Skills Summer Prospect Camp and the St. John’s Winter Instructional Camp. In the spring of 2011, Jon was the Assistant Varsity Coach at South Lakes HS in Chantilly, VA. Sid will work with Hitters as well as the Outfielders at St. John’s.

Walt Cline enters his fifth year as Speed & Movement Coach with St Johns College High School Baseball. Coach Cline is a Movement & Sport Science Specialist and works with all aspects of athlete development including: Strength & Conditioning, Speed & Movement Training, Injury Prevention and Return to Sport Strategies.

As a professional, Walt has served as an educator, coach and consultant in Collegiate and Scholastic and Professional Settings in the United States. Coach is currently the owner and operator of ‘H2K’ (H2 Kinetics LLC and H2Ksports.com), and serves as a Volunteer Assistant Track & Field Coach at The University of Virginia (Movement Specialist).

As a sport Science Coach, Cline has worked with prospective scholastic athletes, collegiate athletes and professional athletes including: NFL, MLB, MLS, NBA, NCAA (ACC, SEC, PAC12, MAC), WBC / WBA, WLPGA and USTA. In Seven years in the Mid Atlantic Region Coach Cline’s work and contracts have included but are not limited to: Director of Athlete Development (St Johns College High School Baseball, Washington, DC: 2009-present), Speed Movement Consultant (DC United), Movement / Strength & Conditioning Consultant (Washington Nationals), Director of Athlete Development (Velocity Sports Performance Alexandria, VA), Consultant Co-Director of Athlete Development (Velocity Sports Performance, Westchester NY) Concept of Functional Fitness Project / Combat Conditioning, SME (United States Marine Corps). Consultant and clinic speaker on movement and sport science application to area sports organizations and supportive medical services.

Coach Cline started his career serving an Assistant Track & Field Coach and Assistant Football Coach at Fort Hays State University in western Kansas. Cline returned to the scholastic level in Western NY while teaching Health & Physical Education and coaching multiple championship teams at multiple schools in Football and Track & Field.

After beginning to coach and consult with professional athletes in 2005, Cline moved to the Mid-Atlantic and helped open and establish one of the largest and top operating sports performance-training felicities in the United States. Coach Cline continues to work at large in the DC Area with Organizations, Team Sport Athletes, Runners, Cyclist, the Military and other groups and Individual projects.

Cline Holds a Masters Degree in Health & Human Performance from Kansas State University (at Fort Hays) and earned a BS in Physical Education / Exercise Science at Canisius College in Buffalo NY where he competed in Football and Track & Field. Cline is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength & Conditioning Association and is the owner and operator of ‘H2K’ (H2 Kinetics LLC and H2Ksports.com).

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Returning Numbers Returning Statistical Leaders

Overall Returning Numbers

(minimum 45 plate appearances, 12 innings pitched)

Stat

Return

Lost

% Return

Runs

82

111

Hits

67

Doubles

Category

No.

Player

42

Average

.391

Errol Robinson

140

32

Runs

28

Errol Robinson

22

30

42

Hits

27

Errol Robinson

HR

4

5

44

Doubles

10

Errol Robinson

RBI

60

116

34

Triples

2

Brodie Leftridge

SB

27

38

42

Home Runs

3

Brodie Leftridge

9

14

39

RBI

21

Errol Robinson

INN

66 1/3

110 2/3

37

SB’s

10

Brodie Leftridge

K’s

68

108

39

Walks

24

Errol Robinson

Starts

10

16

38

HBP

6

Bobby Campbell

Saves

3

2

60

OB%

.553

Errol Robinson

Wins

6

Phil Reese

Starts

5

Phil Reese

25

Phil Reese

3.64

Phil Reese

Wins

WCAC Returning Numbers Stat

Return

Lost

% Return

Runs

44

69

39

ERA

Hits

49

87

36

Strikeouts

27

Phil Reese

Doubles

14

17

45

Appearances

10

Garrett Pearson

HR

3

3

50

WHIP

1.08

Phil Reese

RBI

42

60

41

SB

15

20

43

4

11

26

INN

37 2/3

83 1/3

31

K’s

37

77

32

Starts

5

12

29

Saves

2

1

66

Wins

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Inn Pitched

26

Season Outlook

T

Catchers

he Cadets enter the spring as defending WCAC regular season champions and fresh off of a record-setting 2012 season, during which they went 23-3 and had 20 consecutive wins. Mark Gibbs, 2012 WCAC Coach of the Year, said he is “very excited about the possibilities for this season. Every year we expect to compete for a conference title, and this year will be no different.”

Senior Cory Paton, a three-year varsity performer, assumes the starting role this season. A Washington and Lee commit, Paton has appeared in 13 games over the last two seasons and collected two hits in eight at-bats. Backup catchers include juniors Bo Williams, Peter Rudnicki and Alex Fogleman, as well as sophomore Brett Simon. “Although Cory hasn’t been an everyday player yet, he has been a part of the varsity for two years and a member of two championship teams,” Gibbs said. “Those experiences will be invaluable this season as he becomes the starter.”

Starting Pitchers Senior right-hander Phil Reese (6-0, 3.64), a Holy Cross signee, leads this year’s pitching staff. Reese started five games and won six as a junior, including a no-hitter. The Cadets have another strong right-hander in senior Harry Thomas (2-0, 4.10), who has signed to Delaware State. Thomas started three games last year, with six total appearances. Junior Garrett Pearson (right) tied for last year’s team lead in appearances with 10 and finished the season with a 3.82 ERA; the Cadets will look for him to carry a significant load this season. Juniors Kyle Lefelar and Vince Anninos, both right-handed, started games for the JV last year and will be expected to pitch big innings for the varsity squad. “This is a solid rotation with a tremendous amount of depth,” Gibbs said. “We feel like any of these guys can go out and win against anyone.”

Relief Pitchers

Cory Paton

The 2013 bullpen includes several strong returning pitchers who will carry the bulk of the innings. Right-handers Dan Behrman, Bobby Campbell, Errol Robinson (4 IP, 0 ERA) and Tony Pizzola will join southpaw George Pulizzi (5 IP, 0 ERA) in lending their experience to the team. Juniors Austin Band (RHP) and Joe Novosel (LHP) and sophomore A.J. Lee (RHP) also join the relief and will be expected to make an impact. Gibbs noted that “despite their inexperience, this group will be very exciting to watch and has the ability to dominate the back end of games.”

Errol Robinson

Infield The 2013 infield features two returning starters: Errol Robinson and Bobby Campbell. The infield will have a lot of interchangeable parts that will fluctuate as the season progresses. “This is an exciting and athletic group of players, which should make for a great defense and could be the best in recent memory,” Gibbs observed.

Middle Infield Senior Errol Robinson, an Ole Miss signee, is expected to slide from second base to shortstop. Robinson was a 2012 first team All-WCAC selection and led the squad with a .391 average and 10 doubles. Junior Jake Bernstein will take over at second base; he had a great season as the everyday shortstop for last year’s JV squad. Middle infield backups include returning varsity players Evan Flax, a Denison College commit, and Joey Walsh, as well as newcomers Austin Band and A.J. Lee.

Phil Reese

Corner Infield Senior Bobby Campbell returns at third base. A George Washington commit, Campbell had 12 RBI and two doubles in 18 starts last season. His backup will be Adrian Peralta, who had a good year with the JV in 2012. First base will have several Cadets providing coverage, including returning players Jake Band (a Dickinson commit), Harry Thomas and Garrett Pearson. Newcomers Peralta and Peter Rudnicki will also see some time on first this season.

Henry Thomas

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Season Outlook Outfield

Designated Hitter and Lineup

The only returning starter is junior Brodie Leftridge, a 2012 second team AllWCAC selection. Leftridge hit .303, 19 RBI, seven doubles and three homeruns last season; he will open the year as the starting right fielder. Senior and Case Western commit, Josh Neal, a three-year varsity performer, will kick off the season as the everyday center fielder. Last season he started 13 games, primarily as designated hitter, and hit .270 with 17 runs and two doubles. Juniors Bo Williams and Vince Anninos will compete for the position in left field, and senior Dan Behrman could see action as a defensive replacement for all three outfield spots.

Designated hitter could be a revolving door throughout 2013. Junior Adrian Peralta has the inside track for this position, but Harry Thomas, Jake Band and Peter Rudnicki will also have the opportunity to see time there.

Although this season’s lineup has a lot of new faces, two of last year’s top offensive performers, Erroll Robinson and Brodie Leftridge, return to lead the team. This year’s lineup is very versatile, with a lot of speed, and players up and down the order will be expected to perform in many different roles. The Cadets will also be looking for strong performances from Josh Neal, Evan Flax and Bobby Campbell, who saw significant playing time in 2012.

“This offense can present a lot of problems for anyone. We expect to be very dynamic with the speed from top to bottom,” Gibbs said. “This group is also willing to play team baseball, which makes them even more dangerous.”

Schedule

Josh Neal

The Cadets’ 2013 schedule is the toughest the school has faced in many years. The WCAC is the area’s premiere conference, always incredibly balanced from top to bottom. Last year SJC won the regular WCAC season 15-1; the Cadets will look to repeat their success in 2013.

Outside the WCAC, St. John’s will face Lake Braddock Secondary School (AAA Virginia State Champion), C.D. Hylton High School (AAA Virginia State Semifinalist) and Woodrow Wilson High School (D.C. City Champion), as well as Baltimore powerhouses Gilman School and Loyola Blakefield High School. The team will also travel to Bradenton, FL, in April for the IMG National Classic, where they will face off against teams from Georgia, Illinois, Florida, New York and Washington, D.C.

Brodie Leftridge

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Veterans Jake Band

Jake Bernstein

Senior | 1B | L/R | 5’10” | 170 lbs

Junior | SS | L/R | 5’10” | 165 lbs

2012: Dickinson College commit… Academic Honor Roll… was a backup at first base… finished the year 13 with five total at-bats… got his first start against St. Anne’s Belfield on April 10 and notched a double… appeared in four total games. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… had a great year starting at first base for the JV team… led the team in walks with 16. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Jacob Ryan Band… born Jan. 14, 1995… parents: Darryn and Wendy… has one brother (Austin) and one sister (Elizabeth)… favorite sports team is the Washington Capitals… favorite athlete is Marian Hossa.

2012: Academic Honor Roll… was brought up to the varsity for the WCAC playoffs… had a great 10 year as the starting shortstop for the JV team.

2011: Academic Honor Roll… had solid year playing second base for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Ronald Jacob Bernstein… born Feb. 2, 1996… parents: Ron and Anita… has one sister (Danielle)… favorite sports team is the Pittsburgh Penguins… favorite athlete is Andrew McCutchen.

Hitting Year

G

AB

R

H

AVG RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

4

5

0

1

.200 2

1

0

0

1

0

0

Career

4

5

0

1

.200 2

1

0

0

1

0

0

Daniel Behrman Senior | RHP/OF | R/R | 5’18” | 175 lbs Daniel Behrman

2012: Academic Honor Roll… appeared in three games as a backup in the outfield… saw action 8 in one game on the mound… scored a run against Caldwell Academy on April 12. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… was the everyday centerfielder for the JV team… … did not strike out the entire season… finished second on the team with 15 BBs. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Daniel Harrison Behrman… born March 1, 1995… parents: Scott and Francine… has one brother (Dillon)… favorite sports team is the Baltimore Ravens… favorite athlete is Ray Lewis… also participates in the Model U.N. Hitting Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

3

1

1

0 .000

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

Career

3

1

1

0 .000

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

Year

G

GS

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

1

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0 0.00 0.00

Total

1

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0 0.00 0.00

Jake Band

Pitching

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Veterans Bobby Campbell

Evan Flax

Senior | RHP/3B | R/R | 6’2” | 185 lbs

Senior | IF | S/R | 6’0” | 160 lbs

2012: George Washington commit… Academic Honor Roll… had a solid year starting 17 games at 15 third base… finished the year hitting .216 with 12 RBI… had his first career hit against Lake Braddock on March 13… notched four RBI and a double in a win over Gonzaga… had four RBI and a double in a win over O’Connell on April 21. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… started at third base for the JV team… also pitched for the JV team.

2010: Academic Honor Roll… played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Robert Edward Campbell… born June 30, 1995… mother: Pauline… has one brother (Scott)… favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals… favorite athlete is Cal Ripken, Jr… also a member of the JROTC program.

2012: Denison University commit… Academic Honor Roll… had a solid year as the primary pinch run4 ner… saw action in 21 games… scored 11 total runs and stole two bases… scored multiple runs in wins over Westchester Country Day and O’Connell. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… was a backup infielder for the JV team. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Evan David Flax… born May 1, 1995… parents: Ron and Mindi… has two brothers (Jeff and Michael)… favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles… favorite athlete is Chase Utley.

Hitting

Hitting Year

G

AB

R

H

AVG RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

21

37

6

8

.216 12

2

0

0

7

7

0

Career

21

37

6

8

.216 12

2

0

0

7

7

0

Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

21

3

11

0 0.00

1

0

0

0

0

1

2

Career

21

3

11

0 0.00

1

0

0

0

0

1

2

Brodie Leftridge

Pitching

Junior | RHP/OF | R/R | 6’1” | 160 lbs

Year

G

GS

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S

ERA WHIP

2012

1

0

1

0

0

2

0

0

0

0.00 1.00

Total

1

0

1

0

0

2

0

0

0

0.00 1.00

2012: Academic Honor 24 Roll… had an outstanding sophomore campaign earning 2nd Team AllWCAC honors… started 21 games… led the team in home runs with three and tied for second on the team with two triples… finished hitting .303 with 19 RBI, seven doubles and 10 stolen bases… had three hits, including two Brodie Leftridge doubles, in first career start, a win over Gonzaga on March 17… also had multi-hit games against DeMatha (March 27), St. Mary’s Ryken (May 2) and McNamara (May 5)… had a hit and three RBI in a win over Ireton (April 2)… notched two RBI in win over Caldwell Academy on April 12… had four RBI against Ryken on May 2. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… starting outfielder for the freshman team.

Personal: Full name is Broderick Douglas Leftridge… born Feb. 20, 1996… parents: Doug and Germaine… has one sister (Marsie)… favorite sports team is the Boston Red Sox… favorite athlete is Ken Griffey, Jr… was a member of the 4 x 200 championship relay team this winter.

Evan Flax

Bobby Campbell

Hitting

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Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

2012

25

66

18

29 .303

19

7

2

3

11

16 10/13

SB

Career

25

66

18

29 .303

19

7

2

3

11

16 10/13

Veterans Josh Neal

Cory Paton

Senior | OF | R/R | 5’5” | 155 lbs

Senior | C | S/R | 5’11” | 160 lbs

2012: Case Western Reserve University commit…

Academic Honor Roll… had a solid junior season, 5 starting games at designated hitter and in the outfield… started 14 games… had two hits and an RBI in a win over Ireton on April 2… had a single and two stolen bases against St. Anne’s Belfield (April 10)… collected a hit, two runs and two stolen bases in win over O’Connell on April 21. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… was brought up for the end of the year and playoffs as a pinch runner… saw action in all five playoff games and scored four runs… had a great JV season leading the team in hitting, stolen bases, runs and hits. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… had a great year as a starter for the JV team. Personal: Full name is Joshua Thomas Neal… born June 20, 1995… parents: William and Wanda… has one sister (Jordan)… favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles… favorite athlete is Jimmy Rollins.

Career: Washington and Lee commit… has been on the Honor Roll every quarter at St. John’s… comes 2 into his senior year having appeared in 13 games.

2012: Academic Honor Roll… appeared in six games as the backup catcher… collected a hit against St. Mary’s Ryken on May 2. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… saw action in seven games as the backup catcher… had a hit and RBI in win over Ryken on April 19. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… competed at the freshman level as the starting catcher, hitting .381. Personal: Full name is Cory Andrew Paton… born June 17, 1995… parents: Scott and Denise… has one sister (Katie)… favorite sports team is the New York Yankees… favorite athlete is Derek Jeter.

Hitting

Hitting Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

25

37

17

19 .270

5

2

0

0

5

9

7/8

2011

5

0

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

30

37

21

19 .270

5

2

0

0

5

9

7/8

Career

0

Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

6

4

0

1 .250

0

0

0

0

0

1

0/0

2011

7

4

0

1 .250

1

0

0

0

0

1

0/0

13

8

0

2 .250

1

0

0

0

0

2

0/0

Career

Garrett Pearson Junior | RHP | R/R | 6’5” | 200 lbs 2012: Academic Honor Roll… had a very good sophomore year, finishing with a 3.82 ERA and 33 16 strikeouts in 14.66 innings… tied for the team lead with 10 appearances… earned a win in first start against Sidwell Friends on March 10, firing three shutout innings… picked up saves on March 24 against McNamara and March 29 against PVI… struck out two in an inning of work against Ireton on April 2.

2011: Academic Honor Roll… competed at the freshman level. Personal: Full name is Garrett William Pearson… born March 21, 1996… parents: John and Maria… has one sister (Ashley)… favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals… favorite athlete is Ian Desmond… also in the St. John’s Band.

Josh Neal

Cory Paton

Pitching Year

G

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

10

GS

2 14.6

8

8

16

1

0

2 3.83 1.43

Total

10

2 14.6

8

8

16

1

0

2 3.83 1.43

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Veterans Tony Pizzola

Phil Reese

Senior | RHP | R/R | 5’11” | 210 lbs

Senior | RHP | R/R | 6’4” | 215 lbs

2012: Made one appearance against Caldwell Academy (April 13), throwing a scoreless inning.

23 2011: Played for the JV team… saw action as a relief pitcher. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Anthony Patrick Pizzola… born June 16, 1995… parents: Tony and Kristen… has one brother (Matt) and one sister (Alex)… favorite sports team is the Washington Redskins… favorite athlete is Greivis Vasquez.

2012: Holy Cross College signee… Academic Honor Roll… had breakout junior year, going 6-0 with a 3.64 32 ERA and 27 strikeouts in 25 innings… threw a no-hitter on March 15 in first start against Maret, striking out seven in five innings… picked up a win over O’Connell on March 22, striking out seven and not allowing a run in five innings of work… picked up a win over Caldwell Academy on April 12… earned second conference win with four innings of relief against O’Connell on April 2. 2011: Had a solid year for Thomas Johnson High School. Personal: Full name is Philip Andrew Reese… born July 27, 1995… parents: Ralph and Lisa… has two brothers (Mike and Ben)… favorite sports team is the Washington Redskins… favorite athlete is Tim Lincecum.

Pitching Year

G

GS

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0 0.00 1.00

Total

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0 0.00 1.00

Pitching

George Pulizzi

Year

G

GS

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

7

5

25

13

9

27

6

0

0 3.64 1.08

Total

7

5

25

13

9

27

6

0

0 3.64 1.08

Senior | LHP | R/L | 5’8” | 145 lbs 2012: Academic Honor Roll… appeared in five games… did not allow a run while striking out 7 five. 2011: Had a good year on the mound for the JV. 2010: Academic Honor Roll… played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Phillip George Pulizzi… born Dec.17, 1994… parents: Phil and Joan… has one sister (Annie)… favorite sports team is the Washington Redskins… favorite athlete is Ricky Williams… also head of the SJC Booster Club.

Phil Reese

Tony Pizzola

Pitching Year

G

GS

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

5

0

5

0

2

5

0

0

0 0.00 0.60

Total

5

0

5

0

2

5

0

0

0 0.00 0.60

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Veterans Errol Robinson

Harry Thomas

Senior | RHP/SS | R/R | 5’11” | 175 lbs

Senior | RHP/1B | L/R | 6’3” | 240 lbs

2012: University of Mississippi signee… had outstanding junior campaign, earning 2nd Team Wash9 ington Post All-Met and 1st Team All-WCAC honors… played every day at second base… led team in AVG (.391), doubles (10), walks (24), OB% (.553) and runs (28)… tied for team lead with 27 hits and had nine multi-hit games… went 1-2 with a homerun and four RBI in first start against Maret on March 15… had two hits and three runs against Gonzaga (March 17)… was 2-2 with four RBI vs. McNamara (March 20)… notched two hits and a double against Good Counsel on April 7… had doubles in six straight games from April 5-13… had an eight-game hitting streak from April 2-13… was 2-3 with a double and an RBI in win over Charlotte Country Day on April 13… went 2-2 with an RBI against O’Connell (April 21) and Gonzaga (April 30). 2011: Played shortstop for the JV team… also saw time on the mound. Personal: Full name is Errol Anders Robinson… born Oct. 1, 1994… parents: Fred and Vicki… has one sister (Jolie)… favorite sports team is the Atlanta Braves… favorite athlete is Jackie Robinson.

2012: Delaware State University signee… had solid junior season, appearing in six games and making 34 three starts… finished with a 2-0 record and a 4.1 ERA… picked up first varsity win over St. Mary’s Ryken on March 30, striking out five over five innings and allowing only one run… also earned a win over St. Anne’s Belfield with three solid innings on April 10. 2011: Had a solid year as the number one pitcher on the JV team… also played some first base. 2010: Had a solid year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Harry Lester Thomas III… born June 2, 1995… parents: Harry and Diane… has one sister (Raye) and one brother (Kai)… favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals… favorite athlete is Steven Strasburg.

Pitching Year

G

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

6

GS

3 13.6

8

4

11

2

0

0 4.10 1.32

Total

6

3 13.6

8

4

11

2

0

0 4.10 1.32

Hitting Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

2012

26

69

28

27 .391

21

10

1

1

24

S0

9 8/10

SB

Career

26

69

28

27 .391

21

10

1

1

24

9 8/10

Joe Walsh Senior | 2B | R/R | 5’9” | 155 lbs 2012: Saw action in two games… scored a run in the win over Caldwell Academy on April 12. 2011: 1 Played for the JV team… saw time at second base. 2010: Played for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Joseph Brian Walsh… born June 13, 1994… parents: John and Suzanne… has one sister (Lexi)… favorite sports team is the New York Yankees… favorite athlete is Derek Jeter.

Pitching Year

G

GS

IP

ER

BB

SO

W

L

S ERA WHIP

2012

2

0

4

0

0

7

0

0

1 0.00 0.50

Total

2

0

4

0

0

7

0

0

1 0.00 0.50

Hitting Year

G

AB

R

H AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

BB

S0

SB

2012

2

1

1

0 .000

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

Career

2

1

1

0 .000

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

Errol Robinson

Joe Walsh

Harry Thomas

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Newcomers Vincent Anninos

Joe Novosel

Junior | RHP/OF | R/R | 6’2” | 175 lbs

Junior | P | L/L | 5’11” | 180 lbs

2012: Academic Honor Roll… had a sold year for the JV team as a starting pitcher and outfielder. 2011: 22 Academic Honor Roll… had good year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Vincent Paul Anninos… born Aug. 27, 1996… parents: Paul and Christine… has two brothers (Jack and George)… favorite sports team is the New York Yankees… favorite athlete is Derek Rose… also in the St. John’s Band.

2012: Academic Honor Roll… was a pitcher for the JV team. 2011: Played at Bullis High School. Per12 sonal: Full name is Joseph Richard Novosel… born Aug. 1, 1996… parents: George and Sarah… has one sister (Rachel)… favorite sports team is the Pittsburgh Steelers… favorite athlete is Andrew McCutchen.

Adrian Peralta

Austin Band

Junior | 3B/1B | R/R | 5’10” | 215 lbs

Junior | RHP/IF | R/R | 5’11” | 170 lbs 2012: Academic Honor Roll… had good year as the starting at third base for the JV team. 2011: Had 26 a good year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Adrian Manuel Peralta… born March 28, 1996… parents: Wilfredo and Estherlina… has one brother (Kevin)… favorite sports team is Boston Red Sox… favorite athlete is Albert Pujols.

2012: Academic Honor Roll… had good year as the starting second baseman for the JV team… also 17 saw time on the mound. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… had good year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Austin Scott Band… born May 16, 1996… parents: Darryn and Wendy… has one brother (Jake) and one sister (Elizabeth)… favorite sports team is the Washington Capitals… favorite athlete is Cal Ripken, Jr.

Peter Rudnicki Junior | 1B | C | R/R | 5’9” | 165 lbs

Alex Fogleman

2012: Academic Honor Roll… played every day at first base for the JV team. 2011: Academic Honor Roll…

19 had good year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Peter Michael Rudnicki… born Aug. 12, 1995… parents: Dion and Michelle… has one brother (Dillon)… favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals… favorite athlete is Bryce Harper… also part of the Squash Club.

Junior | C | R/R | 5’10 | 140 lbs 2012: Competed at the JV level as the backup catcher.

2011: Played for the freshman team. Personal: Full 3 name is Alexander Michael Fogleman… born April 26, 1996… parents: Chris and Karen… has three brothers (Matt, Nick and Kevin) and one sister (Danielle)… favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles… favorite athlete is Josh Hamilton… also in the St. John’s Band.

Brett Simon

AJ Lee

Sophomore | C | R/R | 6’1” | 160 lbs

Sophomore | RHP/SS | R/R | 5’11” | 155 lbs 2012: Academic Honor Roll… had good year as the starting catcher for the freshman team. Personal: 11 Full name is Brett Jacob Simon… born Aug. 31, 1996… parents: Mark and Dawn… has one brother (Josh)… favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles… favorite athlete is Matt Weiters… also a 2013 DC City Champion wrestler.

2012: Academic Honor Roll… had great year as the starting shortstop and pitcher for the freshman 6 team. Personal: Full name is Albert Irving Lee Jr.… born May 26, 1997… parents: Al and Letisha… has one sister (Toni)… favorite sports team is the Boston Red Sox… favorite athlete is Dustin Pedroia.

Bo Williams

Kyle Lefelar

Junior | OF/C | R/R | 5’8” | 145 lbs

Junior | RHP | R/R | 6’0” | 190 lbs 2012: Academic Honor Roll… had great year as the starting centerfielder for the JV team. 2011: Aca20 demic Honor Roll… had good year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is David Oscar Williams IV… born June 2, 1995… parents: Dave and Marie… has two sisters (Gracie and Maggie)… favorite sports team is the Washington Nationals… favorite athlete is Buster Posey… also a 2013 DC City Champion wrestler.

2012: Academic Honor Roll… was the top pitcher for the JV team. 2011: Academic Honor Roll… had good 18 year for the freshman team. Personal: Full name is Kyle Gregory Lefelar… born Sept. 5, 1995… parents: Greg and Kim… has one brother (Jack) and one sister (Marley)… favorite sports team is the Baltimore Orioles… favorite athlete is Adam Jones.

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2012 Season in Review

2012 Season in Review

A Record-Setting Season

Bishop O’Connell High School (10-0), followed by a second faceoff against McNamara. This second match was a tight game, and Danny O’Donnell allowed no runs for five innings. Garrett Pearson finished off the Mustangs by stranding the tying run for a 4-3 win.

In a 6-1 win over DeMatha, the St. John’s squad scored five runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Kyle Hamer (three RBI) and Brodie Leftridge each had two hits, including a triple; Michael Flax struck out 12 players in a complete game effort. Mitchell Kirsch hit a homerun to lead the Cadets to an 8-5 victory over Paul VI Catholic High School, and Harry Thomas threw five innings for a 6-1 win over St. Mary’s Ryken High School. The Cadets defeated Bishop Ireton 7-1; Danny O’Donnell struck out seven players over five innings and Josh Neal had two hits during the game.

SJC beat Archbishop Spalding High School 10-9 in the final non-conference game of the season. Michael Flax and Jerry Chavarria each had three hits, and Kyle Hamer had three RBI. The Cadets’ final conference game, before spring break, was a battle of the top-ranked teams, but St. John’s defeated Our Lady of Good Counsel High School 3-2 in extra innings when Hamer was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded.

T

he Cadets’ 2012 season was certainly one for the record books. The squad collected 20 wins for the eighteenth time in the last nineteen years and team also broke the school’s single-season record for consecutive wins with 20. St. John’s set even more records with six shutouts, a .885 winning percentage and a 1.86 team ERA. In the end, the Cadets won WCAC regular season title 15-1, ending the season 23-3.

The Season Begins SJC opened the season by shutting out Sidwell Friends School 10-0. The Cadets then had their only regular season loss to Virginia powerhouse Lake Braddock Secondary School. During the game, the tying run was stranded on second base with two outs, ending in a 5-3 loss. The team came back strong against Maret School, winning the game decisively 10-0; pitcher Phil Reese also threw a no-hitter against the Fighting Frogs.

Spring Break The spring trip in April began with an 11-1 victory over St. Anne’s Belfield School (VA). The Cadets defeated the reigning private school champion Westchester Country Day School (NC) 9-2, with five solid innings behind Alex Deise. Jerry Chavarria led the hit parade against Caldwell Academy (NC) with five RBI, and Cam Kostyack had two hits and two RBI in the Cadets’ 12-2 victory. SJC was down 4-1 in fourth inning during a Friday night classic against Charlotte Country Day School (NC), but then the Cadets scored five runs behind doubles from Billy Webb and Erroll Robinson. The team tacked on two more runs in the sixth, and Danny O’Donnell earned the win with 3.33 shutout innings.

Conference Domination The beginning of conference play came with an 11-6 win over Gonzaga College High School. The middle of the order led the way as Michael Flax, Errol Robinson and Brodie Leftridge each collected multiple hits. Relief pitcher Danny O’Donnell fired 5.33 shutout innings to pick up the SJC win.

A non-conference win over Gilman School saw a mixed team performance, but Alex Deise and Errol Robinson combined for the year’s second shutout.

The Cadets won games against Bishop McNamara High School (9-1) and

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2012 Season in Review Also Earning Honors 2nd Team Brodie Leftridge – OF Honorable Mention Jerry Chavarria – C Alex Deise – P Cam Kostyack – IF Billy Webb – OF

2012 Wcac Final Standings School St. John’s

Overall 23-3

League (Reg. Season) 15-1

Paul VI

22-11

11-5

Good Counsel

18-10

10-6

St. Mary’s Ryken

12-12

9-7

Gonzaga

12-13

8-8

Bishop Ireton

14-14

6-10

7-19

6-10

13-18

5-11

9-15

2-14

DeMatha Bishop McNamara O’Connell

2012 All-Wcac Team

The Home Stretch

Player of the Year: Danny O’Donnell (St. John’s) Coach of the Year: Mark Gibbs (St. John’s) Pitcher : Kevin Doherty (Senior, Good Counsel) Pitcher : Michael Flax (Senior, St. John’s) Pitcher : Danny O’Donnell (Senior, St. John’s) Catcher : Corey Phillips (Junior, Ireton) Infielder : Connor Fitzgerald (Senior, Gonzaga) Infielder : Richard Mancari (Senior, Paul VI) Infielder : Danny Martinson (Senior, Good Counsel) Infielder : Errol Robinson (Junior, St. John’s) Outfielder : Thomas Beauchamp (Senior, Paul VI) Outfielder : Kyle Hamer (Senior, St. John’s) Outfielder : Jack Hopkins (Senior, McNamara) Designated Hitter/Utility Player : Jake Guttman (Senior, Ireton)

St. John’s returned to face DeMatha on the road. Alex Deise threw a complete game and four players recorded multiple hits, resulting in a 6-3 win.

Danny O’Donnell continued his scoreless streak with a complete game shutout of Paul VI, giving SJC a 4-0 win. The Cadets followed with victories over O’Connell (14-8) and Ireton (2-1). The team’s 20-game winning streak ended on April 28 with a 2-1 loss at Good Counsel, during which O’Donnell threw his second straight complete game and Kyle Hamer had two hits. On Senior Day, the Cadets routed Gonzaga 9-0; Hamer put up two hits and four RBI. St. John’s finished the season with a 13-1 victory over St. Mary’s Ryken, during which every started had at least one hit.

Playoffs The playoff season ended earlier than expected. The Cadets had the tying run at second base in the bottom of the seventh but couldn’t push it across resulting in a 4-2 loss to McNamara.

Season Honors Danny O’Donnell had one of the most dominating seasons by a pitcher in recent memory, earning honorable mention All-American, first team Washington Post All-Met and first team All-WCAC honors. He was named as the Washington, DC, Gatorade Player of the Year and the WCAC Player of the Year. Errol Robinson, Michael Flax and Kyle Hamer each received first team All-WCAC honors; Robinson also earned second team Washington Post All-Met honors. Head Coach Mark Gibbs ’96 was named as the WCAC Coach of the Year.

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2012 Season in Review Hitting NAME

GP

GS

AB

R

H AVG

BI

2B

3B

HR

TB

SO

Errol Robinson

26

24

69

28

27 0.391

21

10

1

1

42

9

24

1

2

1

8

Kyle Hamer

26

26

72

29

25 0.347

28

4

5

2

45

12

21

4

2

1

4

4

0.5 0.625 1.125

4

0

3

0

1 0.333

1

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0.5 0.333 0.833

Jerry Chavarria

26

26

76

0

24 0.316

25

4

1

0

30

5

14

2

2

2

0

Michael Flax

26

26

86

20

27 0.314

13

4

1

0

33

9

11

3

1

3

12

13

Brodie Leftridge

25

21

66

18

20 0.303

19

7

2

3

40

16

11

0

0

1

10

13 0.410 0.606 1.016

Cam Kostyack

24

21

40

18

12

12

3

2

0

19

12

9

5

0

3

2

2 0.462 0.475 0.937

James Rader

0.3

BB SacB SacF

HP

SB SBA OB%

SLG

OPS

10 0.553 0.609 1.162

0 0.435 0.395 0.830 0.41 0.384 0.794

Billy Webb

25

24

81

17

24 0.296

11

7

0

1

34

12

7

2

1

1

11

11 0.360 0.420 0.779

Mitchell Kirsch

26

25

68

15

20 0.294

22

8

0

1

31

24

8

1

2

8

2

2 0.429 0.456 0.884

Josh Neal

25

13

37

17

10 0.270

5

2

0

0

12

9

5

6

0

2

7

8 0.386 0.324 0.711

Cory Paton

6

0

4

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

Abram White

18

12

30

9

7 0.233

4

0

0

1

10

10

6

1

0

3

4

4 0.410 0.333 0.744

Bobby Campbell

21

18

37

6

8 0.216

12

2

0

0

9

7

7

3

3

6

0

0

Jake Band

4

2

5

0

1

0.2

2

1

0

0

2

0

1

0

0

0

0

0 0.333

James Manuel

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

Evan Flax

0.25

0.25

0

0.25

0.42 0.243 0.663 0.4 0.733

21

0

3

11

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

2

2

0.25

0

0.25

Zach Wright

7

0

4

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Troy White

8

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

3

4

0.5

0

0.5

Dan Behrman

3

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0.5

0

0.5

Derek Carter

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Joey Walsh

2

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

26

26

144

57

53 0.368

50

14

6

3

88

21

46

5

4

2

12

TOTALS

14 0.526 0.611 1.137

Pitching NAME

G

GS

IP

AB

H

R

ER

ERA

BB

SO

HR

BK

WP

W

L

S

CG

George Pulizzi

5

0

5

16

1

2

0

0

2

5

0

0

0

HB

0 0.063

BAA WHIP 0.60

0

0

0

0

Errol Robinson

2

0

4

13

2

0

0

0

0

7

0

1

0

0 0.154

0.50

0

0

1

0

Dan Behrman

1

0

2

6

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.00

0

0

0

0

0

Bobby Campbell

1

0

1

4

1

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0.25

1.00

0

0

0

0

Tony Pizzola

1

0

1

4

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.25

1.00

0

0

0

0

Derek Carter

2

0

Danny O’Donnell

10

Alex Deise

2

5

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.50

0

0

0

0

5

2

43 /3

149

22

6

2 0.321

10

43

0

0

0

1 0.148

0.73

6

2

0

2

8 1.697

10

6

33

117

21

16

24

36

0

0

1

1 0.179

1.36

5

1

2

1

Michael Flax

7

5

32

111

19

8

8

1.75

6

29

3

0

0

3 0.171

0.78

3

0

0

1

Phil Reese

7

5

25

93

18

13

13

3.64

9

27

1

0

0

1 0.194

1.08

6

0

0

1

10

2

14 /3

55

13

8

8 3.825

8

16

2

1

0

0 0.236

1.43

1

0

2

0

6

3

13 /3

54

14

8

8 4.106

4

11

0

0

1

3 0.259

1.32

2

0

0

0

16 123 2/3

425

67

32

18 1.019

43

122

3

1

1

5 0.158

0.89

14

3

3

4

Garrett Pearson Harry Thomas TOTALS

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38

2012 Season in Review WCAC Hitting NAME

G

GS

AB

R

H

AVG

RBI

2B

3B

HR

TB

SO

BB

HP

SAC

SB

SBA

OB%

Cory Paton

4

0

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

Abram White

10

8

15

7

6

0.4

2

0

0

1

9

4

5

2

1

2

2

0.565

Errol Robinson

17

17

47

14

18

0.383

10

4

1

0

24

7

17

1

2

6

7

0.537

Brodie Leftridge

16

15

46

12

16

0.348

15

6

2

3

35

9

7

1

0

5

8

0.444

Kyle Hamer

17

17

50

20

17

0.34

13

3

4

0

28

9

13

1

4

3

3

0.456

2

0

3

0

1

0.333

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.333

Billy Webb

James Rader

16

15

52

10

16

0.308

7

3

0

1

22

7

5

1

2

7

7

0.367

Jerry Chavarria

17

17

55

0

16

0.291

17

3

0

0

19

2

4

2

3

0

0

0.344

Bobby Campbell

11

11

25

3

7

0.28

10

2

0

0

8

4

5

2

3

0

0

0.4

Josh Neal

16

9

25

9

7

0.28

5

2

0

0

9

4

3

0

3

4

4

0.323

Michael Flax

17

17

60

8

14

0.233

3

2

0

0

16

6

6

2

2

5

5

0.314

Cam Kostyack

15

13

30

13

7

0.233

6

2

1

0

12

8

4

2

3

1

1

0.333

Mitch Kirsch

17

17

44

9

10

0.227

12

4

0

1

17

18

5

6

2

0

0

0.368

Troy White

6

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

2

3

1

James Manuel

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

Joe Walsh

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Evan Flax

13

0

1

5

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0.5

Zack Wright

5

0

2

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Dan Behrman

2

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0.5

Derek Carter

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Jake Band

2

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0.5

TOTALS

16

16

63

21

25

0.397

12

4

1

1

33

11

22

3

3

8

9

0.506

WCAC Pitching NAME

G

GS

IP

AB

H

R

ER

ERA

BB

SO

HR

BK

WP

HB

BAA

W

L

S

CG

George Pulizzi

4

0

4

11

0

0

0

0

2

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Errol Robinson

1

0

1

3

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Derek Carter

1

0

1

2

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Bobby Campbell

1

0

1

4

1

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0.25

0

0

0

0

Danny O’Donnell

8

5

37 2/3

127

21

6

2 0.372

9

35

0

0

0

1

0.165

5

2

0

2

Michael Flax

4

4

26

86

10

4

4

1.077

5

21

2

0

0

2

0.116

3

0

0

1

Alex Deise

6

3

18 /3

66

10

9

4

1.502

12

21

0

0

1

1

0.152

3

0

1

1

2

Garrett Pearson

6

1

8

33

10

4

4

3.5

6

8

1

1

0

0 0.303

0

0

2

0

Phil Reese

4

2

13

51

12

7

7

3.769

5

11

1

0

0

1 0.235

3

0

0

0

Harry Thomas

5

2

10 /3

43

12

7

7 4.605

3

9

0

0

0

3 0.279

1

0

0

0

17

12

89 /7

299

42

19

10 0.784

29

86

2

0

1

4

11

2

1

4

TOTALS

2

2

39

0.140

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2012 Season in Review

Defense Name Billy Webb Jerry Chavarria Mike Flax Abram White

E

FLD %

0

0

1

182

163

17

2

0.989

67

20

44

3

0.955

DP’s

7

8

7

1

0

1

31

0

2

0.939

Jake Band

5

5

0

0

1

197

179

15

3

0.985

14

Bobby Campbell

28

11

15

2

0.929

2

Cam Kostyack

83

24

50

9

0.892

9

Errol Robinson

90

28

58

4

0.956

12

Brodie Leftridge

19

16

2

1

0.947

Cory Paton

10

9

0

1

0.9

Evan Flax

5

2

3

0

1

Josh Neal

4

4

0

0

1

James Rader

2

2

0

0

1

Troy White

1

1

0

0

1

Garrett Pearson

1

0

1

0

1

Phil Reese

4

2

2

0

1

Harry Thomas

3

1

1

1

0.667

2

0

1

1

0.5

Danny O’Donnell

10

6

4

0

1

Alex Deise

13

2

7

4

0.692

785

531

221

33

0.958

Total

40

A

18

33

George Pulizzi

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PO

Kyle Hamer

Mitch Kirsch

C 18

1

2012 Season in Review 2012 Varsity Results

2012 JV Results

Final Record 23-3 Head Coach: Mark Gibbs Date

2012 Freshman Results

Final Record 17-2 Head Coach: Wade Newman

Opponent

Result

March

Date

Final Record 16-3 Head Coach: Will Cross Opponent

Result

March

Date

Opponent

Results

March

10

Sidwell Friends

W 10-0

17

Gonzaga

W 5-3

13

Loyola (JV)

W 7-3

13

Lake Braddock

L 5-3

19

Gilman

W 11-0

17

Gonzaga

W 11-1

15

Maret

W 10-0

20

McNamara

W 5-0

20

St. Mary’s

W 19-4

17

Gonzaga

W 11-6

24

McNamara

W 18-6

22

St. Alban’s (JV)

W 12-4

19

Gilman

W 2-0

29

Paul VI

W 13-1

27

Georgetown Prep (JV)

L 4-3

20

McNamara

W 9-1

30

St. Mary’s Ryken

W 6-1

28

DeMatha

W 15-2

22

O’Connell

W 10-0

31

O’Connell

W 15-0

31

Spalding

W 7-5

24

McNamara

W 4-3

27

DeMatha

W 6-1

29

Paul VI

W 8-5

30

St. Mary’s Ryken

W 6-1

April

April

April

2

Ireton

W 15-3

2

Heights (JV)

W 10-0

4

Calvert Hall

L 7-6

5

Good Counsel

W 5-0

7

Good Counsel

W 4-3

11

Georgetown Prep (JV)

L 5-3

10

Mt. St. Joseph

W 8-1

13

DeMatha

W 10-1

2

Ireton

W 7-1

13

DeMatha

W 6-4

14

Gonzaga

W 9-0

5

Spalding

W 10-9

14

Spalding

W 13-1

17

Good Counsel

W 9-3

7

Good Counsel

W 3-2

17

DeMatha

L 3-0

18

Heights (JV)

Rainout

10

St Anne’s Belfield

W 11-1

19

PVI

W 8-7

20

Mt. St. Joseph

W 9-4

11

Westchester Country Day

W 9-2

21

O’Connell

W 12-0

21

DeMatha

W 19-9

12

Caldwell Academy

W 12-2

24

Ireton

W 14-3

24

Loyola (JV)

L 13-8

13

Charlotte Country Day

W 9-4

28

Good Counsel

W 4-0

26

Gonzaga

W 5-4

17

DeMatha

W 6-3

28

Good Counsel

W 9-2

St. Albans

W 4-2

19

PVI

W 4-0

21

O’Connell

W 14-8

24

Ireton

W 2-1

28

Good Counsel

L 2-1

30

Gonzaga (Senior Day)

W 9-0

2

St. Mary’s Ryken

W 13-1

5

McNamara

L 4-2

May 2

St. Mary’s Ryken

Rainout

Gonzaga

W 8-1

30

May 1

Bold = Conference Game

May

BOLD = conference game April 10–13, Spring Trip, Virginia/North Carolina

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History and Honors

History Cadets to College 2012

2008

2004

Jerry Chavarria (Southern University) Alex Deise (Mississippi St. University) Michael Flax (University of Tennessee) Kyle Hamer (University of Scranton) Cam Kostyack (Mary Washington University) Danny O’Donnell (George Washington University) Abram White (University of Loyola New Orleans)

Hugh Adams (Florida Atlantic University) Cory Beahm (University of Hartford) Jeff Flax (LaSalle University) LJ Hoes (University of North Carolina– signed w/ Orioles) Mike Loeb (Davidson College) Matt Mack (Radford University) Craig Miller (LaSalle University/Ramapoe CC) Iggy Rodriguez (Swarthmore College) Nick Routt (Mississippi St. University) Scott Silverstein (University of Virginia) Danny Snight (McDaniel College)

Matt Eiden (Mt. St. Mary’s College) Mike Graves (Bridgewater College) Keith Moreland (UNC Charlotte) Andy Schindling (George Mason–signed w/ Orioles

Alex Deise ’12

Matt Eiden ’04

2007

Brady Schmitt ’11

Dimitri Deoudes (Catholic University) Zack Feierstein (LaSalle University) Connor Hoehn (University of Alabama) Jeremy Zarou (LaSalle University)

Jeff Flax ’08

Jeff Palumbo ’00

Drew Farber ’10

Steven Oursler '97 DJ Reed ’02

2011 Bobby Boyd (West Virginia University) Joe Camp (Concord University) Bo Flowers (Morehouse College) Nick Howard (University of Virginia) Justin Korenblatt (LaSalle Univeristy) Nate Meiners (Randolph Macon University) Nick Papillo (University of Scranton) Brady Schmitt (University of South Carolina at Aiken)

Zack Feierstein ’07

2003 Griffin Finan (Bates College) Matt Peterson (Salisbury State University) Jimmy Roche (Villa Julie College) Mike Sufczyinski (University of Maryland)

2010

2002

Hayden Athey (Immaculata University/McDaniel College) Mike Bowie (George Mason University) Drew Farber (University of North CarolinaWilmington) Charles Flowers (Citadel University/ Morehouse College) Daniel Johnstone (Skidmore College) Kyle Kirsch (University of Delaware) Eric Meleney (Marshall University) Jason Papillo (Susquehanna University)

Marcus Bigelow (University of Maryland at Eastern Shore) Sean Durkin (Long Island State University) D.J. Reed (Towson University) Luke Tate (Frostburg State University) Alex Wotring (Richmond University)

2009 Josh Leemhuis (University of North Carolina/ George Mason University) Jimmy Reed (University of Maryland)

2013 Cadets

Hugh Adams ’08

2006

2001

Mike Hubbell (St. Mary’s College, MD) Wade Newman (Winthrop University)

Matt Cooksey (George Mason University) Jim McAvoy (Washington College)

2005

2000

Ivor Hodgson (Mt. St. Mary’s College) Mike Rozak (University of Maryland) Greg Saville (Wake Forest University)

Joe Downey (Sienna College) Kennard Jones (Indiana University) Jeff Palumbo (George Mason University)

44

History Cadets to College 1999

1996

1993

Jason Connell (Hofstra University) Aaron Mayhew (Coastal Carolina University) Dan McAfee (Old Dominion University) Tim McArthy (MC- Germantown) Mark Soisson (Catholic University)

Mark Gibbs (George Mason University) Randy Long (North Carolina Wesleyan College) Bill Petzold (Towson University) Joe Simms (Elon College)

Ckori Jones (Bowie State University)

1997

Rashan Hilson (Cornell University) Andy Tretler (Frostburg State University)

1992 Kevin Gibbs (Old Dominion University)

1995

Steven Oursler (University of Maryland) Jonathan Palumbo (LaSalle University) Justin Rawlings (University of Maryland at Baltimore County) Derek Shaw (Drexel University)

1994 Greg Foley (LaSalle University) Jeff Kaloz (Dundalk Community College)

Cadets in Professional Baseball non-Acitve

Acitve

Jeff Palumbo ’00

DAVE OBAL, C

connor hoehn, P

Andy Schindling ’04

Baltimore Orioles (1973) — stats are unavailable

Oakland Athletics (2009–12) Career TEam (Lev) G-gs 2009 AZL (R) 2-1 VAN (R-ADV) 15-0 2010 KC (A) 44-1 2011 STKL (A+) 36-0 2012 STKL (A+) 43-0

DOUG COLLINS, P San Francisco Giants (1992) Career G-GS W-L 1 yr.

0-2 0-2

IP 4

ERA 6.75

So 1

SV 0

MATT COOKSEY, OF

sv 0 7 1 7 1

LJ HOES, OF

Toronto Blue Jays (2005) Career G AB H 1 Yr. 52 129 31

HR 2

RBI 11

AVG .240

KEVIN GIBBS, OF L os Angeles (1995–00) Colorado Rockies (2000–01) New York Yankees (2002–03) Philadelphia Phillies (2004) Career G AB H 10 yrs.

398 1381 410

Ivor Hodgso n

HR 8

RBI AVG 129 .297

H 99

HR 5

RBI AVG 40 .220

’05

IVOR HODGSON, P Kansas City Royals (2007–11) Career 5 YRS.

MARK GIBBS, IF Baltimore Orioles (2000–03) Career G AB 3 YRs. 159 449

w-l ip era so 0-1 2 4.5 3 0-1 18 1. 25 7-4 87.2 3.8 101 2-3 48.1 5.21 59 1-2 58.1 5.86 61

G-GS W-L IP 73-47 15-17 283.1

ERA 3.81

SO 241

SV 0

KENNARD JONES, OF San Diego Padres (2002–06), Baltimore Orioles (2007–08) Career G AB H 7 yrs.

689 2479 654

HR 7

RBI AVG 220 .264

H 75

HR 0

RBI AVG 25 .288

Baltimore Orioles (2004–2009) Career G-GS W-L IP 6 YRS. 75-12 9-10 163

ERA 4.69

Balimore Orioles (2008–12) Career TEam (LEV) G 2008 GCL (R) 48 2009 DEL (SAL-A) 119 2010 ABD (A-) 8 BOW (AA) 3 FRE (A+) 97 2011 FRE (A+) 41 BOW (AA) 95 2012 BOW (AA) 51 NOR (AAA) 82 BAL (AL) 2

AB H HR RBI AVG 159 49 1 18 .308 431 112 2 47 .260 28 28 1 5 .464 9 2 0 1 .222 353 98 3 44 .278 158 38 3 17 .241 344 105 6 54 .305 196 52 2 16 .265 357 95 3 38 .300 1 0 0 0 .000

NICK ROUTT Cincinatti Reds (2012) Career TEAM (Lev) G-GS W-L IP ERA SO 2012 BIL (R) 18-0 1-1 22.2 4.76 22

SV 0

Connor Hoehn ’07

JEFF PALUMBO, SS San Francisco Giants (2004) Career G AB 1 yr.

65 260

ANDY SCHINDLING, P Kevin Gibbs ’92

Mark Gibbs

SO 132

SV 2

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History Cadets Drafted/Signed Free Agent 2012 16 Nick Routt ’08, P (Cincinnati Reds) from Mississippi State University 21 Jimmy Reed ’09, P (New York Yankees) from University of Maryland*

2009 12 Connor Hoehn ’07, P (Oakland Atletics) from St. Petersburg JC FA Matt Eiden ’94, IF (Bay Area Torros)

2008 3 LJ Hoes ’08, 2B (Baltimore Orioles) Scott Silverstein ‘08, LHP (Washington Nationals)* 32

2007 17 Ivor Hodgson ‘ 05, LHP (Kansas City Royals) from Mt. St. Mary’s University 21 Connor Hoehn ’07, RHP (Milwaukee Brewers)*

2005 3 2 Matt Cooksey ’01, OF (Toronto Blue Jays) from George Mason University

2004 15 Jeff Palumbo ’00, SS (San Francisco Giants) from George Mason University 16 Andy Schindling ’04, RHP (Baltimore Orioles)

2002 4 Kennard Jones ’99, OF (San Diego Padres) from Indiana University

2000 F A Mark Gibbs ’96, SS (Baltimore Orioles) from George Mason University

1995 6 Kevin Gibbs ’92, OF (Los Angeles Dodgers) from Old Dominion University

1992 4 2 Kevin Gibbs ’92 OF (Boston Red Sox)* 1991 F A Doug Collins ’91, RHP (San Francisco Giants)

1973 9 Dave Obal ’73, C (Baltimore Orioles)

* Indicates drafted players who elected not to sign with the club that drafted them.

Wcac Championships 1953, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1999, 2005, 2011

1959 WCAC Champs

1969 WCAC Champs

2005 WCAC Champs

2011 WCAC Champs

Nationally Ranked 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011

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Honors Aflac AllAmerican Game Nick Howard ’11

Scott Silverstein ’08

2007

Scott Silverstein (P) Scott Silver stein ’08

Perfect Game All-Region 2012 Jerry Chavarria (C) (Honorable Mention

Jerry Chavarria ’12 Danny O’Donnell ’12 Josh Leemhuis ’09

LJ Hoes ’08

Pre-Season-Atlantic Region) Alex Deise (P) (Honorable Mention Pre- Season-Atlantic Region) Danny O’Donnell (P) (Honorable MentionPre-Season-Atlantic Region) 2011 Nick Howard (SS) (Pre-Season-Atlantic

Region)

Bobby Boyd (UT) (Honorable Mention

Pre-Season-Atlantic Region)

Brady Schmitt (SS) (Honorable Mention

Pre-Season-Atlantic Region) 2010 Drew Farber (C) (2nd Team Pre-Season-

Atlantic Region) 2009 Josh Leemhuis (OF) (2nd Team Pre-Season-

Atlantic Region)

High School All-Americans 2012 Danny O’Donnell (HM Louisville Slugger)

Pre-Season Perfect Game, 3rd Team Preseason Baseball America, Louisville Slugger, 2nd Team Baseball America, 2nd Team ABCA, 2nd Team BCA, 2nd Team USA Today)

2011 Jerry Chavarria (HM Pre-Season Underclass Perfect Game) Alex Deise (HM Pre-Season Underclass Perfect Game) Nick Howard (3rd Team Pre-Season Perfect Game)

2010 Nick Howard (3rd Team Pre-Season

Bca All-District

2008 L J Hoes (Pre-Season Louisville Slugger,

Errol Robinson (High-HM Pre-Season Underclass Perfect Game) Brodie Leftridge (HM Pre-Season Underclass Perfect Game)

Scott Silverstein (Pre-Season Louisville Slugger, Pre-Season Perfect Game Crosschecker, 3rd Team Pre-Season Baseball American)

2007 Connor Hoehn (3rd Team Pre-Season

Underclass Perfect Game)

Perfect Game Crosschecker) LJ Hoes (Pre-Season Louisville Slugger, Louisville Slugger, 2nd Team ABCA)

2009 Josh Leemhuis (2nd Team Pre-Season

2010 Mike Bowie (OF) 2008 LJ Hoes (OF)

Scott Silverstein (UT)

Pat McNair – Asst. Coach of the Year

2007 LJ Hoes (OF)

Perfect Game Crosschecker Dc Player of the Year 2007 Connor Hoehn

Louisville Slugger) Connor Hoehn ’07

Under Armour All-American Game 2008 Josh Leemhuis (OF)

Mark Gibbs (Asst. Coach)

2007 LJ Hoes (OF) 2006 Connor Hoehn (P) Josh Leemhuis ’09 with Coach Mark Gibbs ’96

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Honors Team USA Members 2007 2006 1995 1992

LJ Hoes – 18 U Junior Olympic Team LJ Hoes – Youth National Team Kevin Gibbs – US National Team Kevin Gibbs – 18 U Junior Olympic Team

Washington Post All-Metropolitan Team (Since 1990) 2012 Danny O’Donnell (P)

2011

Kevin Gibbs ’92

2010

2009

2008

2007

LJ Hoes ’08

2006

Washington Post All DC Extra Team

2005

2004

2010 Mike Bowie (Player of the Year)

2003

Bobby Boyd (UT) Drew Farber (C) Charles Flowers (OF) Nick Howard (SS) Eric Meleney (P) Brady Schmitt (2B) Mark Gibbs (Coach of the Year) 2009 Andrew Baltimore (1B)

Bobby Boyd (2B)

Mike Bowie (OF)

Drew Farber (DH)

Jimmy Reed (P) 2008 LJ Hoes (OF)

Josh Leemhuis (OF)

Mack Mack (3B)

Scott Silverstein (DH) Andrew Baltimore

2002 Alex Wotring (C) 2nd Team 2001 Matt Cooksey (OF)

Errol Robinson (2B) 2nd Team Nick Howard (SS) Bobby Boyd (OF) 2nd Team Alex Deise (P) HM Justin Korenblatt (OF) HM Mike Bowie (OF) Drew Farber (C) 2nd Team Charles Flowers (OF) HM Nick Howard (IF) HM Drew Farber (DH) 2nd Team Bobby Boyd (IF) HM Jimmy Reed (P) HM LJ Hoes (OF) Scott Silverstein (UTL) 2nd Team Jeff Flax (IF) HM LJ Hoes (OF) Connor Hoehn (P) 2nd Team Matt Mack (IF) HM Scott Silverstein (P) HM Wade Newman (SS) LJ Hoes (OF) Connor Hoehn (P) HM Ivor Hodgson (OF) Wade Newman (SS) 2nd Team Mike Rozak (IF) HM Keith Moreland (1B) Andy Schindling (SS) 2nd Team Matt Petersen (UTL) Mike Sufzcyinski (OF) 2nd Team Keith Moreland (P) HM

Matt Petersen (P) HM

Jason Connell (P) 2nd Team

Tim McCarthy (IF) 2nd Team Jason Connell (P) HM Aaron Meyhew (IF) HM Dan McAfee (P) HM Dan Menck (P) HM Jeff Palumbo (IF) HM Justin Rawlings (P) Steve Oursler (IF) HM Jon Palumbo (IF) HM Mark Gibbs (SS) Randy Long (P) HM Billy Petzold (IF) HM Joe Sims (IF) HM Mark Gibbs (2B) Brian Gavagan (OF) HM Rashan Hilson (P) HM Joe Sims (IF) HM Brian Gavagan (OF) HM Mark Gibbs (IF) HM Jeff Kaloz (P) HM Kevin Gibbs (OF) Kevin Gibbs (OF) Kevin Gibbs (IF) 2nd Team

2000 Jeff Palumbo (SS) 1999 Jeff Palumbo (SS)

1998

1997

1996

1995

1994

1992 1991 1990

Errol Robinson ’13

Dan McAfee ’99

Jimmy Reed ’09 Mike Bowie ’10

’09

Jason Connell ’99

Bobby Boyd ’11

Mike Sufzcyinski ’03

Charles Flow

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Matt Mack ’08

Honors Wcac Player of the Year 2012 2008 2007 2000 1997 1996 1992 1991

Danny O’Donnell LJ Hoes LJ Hoes Jeff Palumbo Justin Rawlings Mark Gibbs Kevin Gibbs Kevin Gibbs

Louisville Slugger Washington Dc Player of the Year 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005

Kevin Gibbs ’92

Jeff Palumbo ’0

1993 Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (13-12)

Mike Bowie LJ Hoes LJ Hoes Wade Newman Ivor Hodgson

Wade Newman

1993 – 2003 Season Recaps 1994 Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (24-7) WCAC Regular Season Champions WCAC Tournament Finalists #6 Washington Post Final Rankings

1995

’06

ead Coach: Ed Gibbs (26-7) H WCAC Regular Season Champions WCAC Tournament Finalists #7 Washington Post Final Rankings

1996 ead Coach: Ed Gibbs (26-5) H WCAC Regular Season Champions WCAC Tournament Finalists #5 Washington Post Final Rankings WCAC Player of the Year–Mark Gibbs

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1997

Washington DC Gatorade Player of the Year 2012 2010 2007 2006 2005 2004 2001 2000 1997 1996 1992

Danny O’Donnell Mike Bowie LJ Hoes Wade Newman Ivor Hodgson Keith Moreland Matt Cooksey Jeff Palumbo Justin Rawlings Mark Gibbs Kevin Gibbs

n ’05 Ivor Hodgso

Gary Knutson ’68 Award Winners 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006

Michael Flax

Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (25-5) WCAC North Division Champions WCAC Tournament Finalists #8 Washington Post Final Rankings WCAC Player of the Year–Justin Rawlings

1998 Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (22-5) WCAC North Division Champions WCAC Tournament Finalists #7 Washington Post Final Rankings

1999

Nate Meiners Drew Farber Andrew Baltimore Jeff Flax Zack Feierstein

Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (25-4) WCAC North Division Champions WCAC Tournament Champions #3 Washington Post Final Rankings

2000

Wade Newman

Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (23-5) WCAC Tournament Finalists #8 Washington Post Final Rankings WCAC Player of the Year–Jeff Palumbo

Keith Moreland ’04

Nate Meiners ’11

2001 Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (22-5) WCAC Tournament Semi- Finalists #10 Washington Post Final Rankings

USA Today Players of the Year 2001 2000 1997 1996 1995 1992 1991

2002

Matt Cooksey

Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (21-6) WCAC Tournament Semi-Finalists

Jeff Palumbo Justin Rawlings Mark Gibbs

Michael Flax ’12

Mark Gibbs Kevin Gibbs Kevin Gibbs Matt Cooksey ’01

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2003 Head Coach: Ed Gibbs (21-5) WCAC North Division Champions WCAC Tournament Finalists Finished #6 Washington Post Final Rankings 3 Washington Post All-Met Selections (1-1st Team, 1-2nd Team, 1-Honorable Mention )

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2004 Varsity Results

Final Record 22-5 | Head Coach: Ed Gibbs Date March 16 18 21 22 25 26 27 30 April 5 6 7 8 15 17 20 22 24 27 28 30 May 1 3 5 8 12 14 15

Opponent

Result

Curly Landon McDonough Herndon Calvert Hall (AR) Carroll Gonzaga Ireton

W 13 – 0 W2–1 W 10 – 0 W7–3 W 12 – 2 W 11 – 0 W9–3 W 10 – 1

*Pensacola Woodham *M.S. Douglas (NR) *DeMatha *Summit Christian DeMatha (AR) St. Mary’s Ryken McNamara O’Connell Paul VI (AR) Gonzaga Notre Dame (AR) Good Counsel

W 12 – 2 L 10 – 8 W3–2 W4–2 W 10 – 3 W 10 – 0 W 10 – 1 L6–5 W 12 – 2 W 14 – 2 W5–2 W5–2

Good Counsel W 10 – 2 DeMatha (AR) L 5 – 4 (18 Inn) Carroll W 13 – 3 Potomac, VA (AR) L4–2 #Ryken W 10 – 0 #O’Connell W4–2 #DeMatha (NR) L5–3

Bold = WCAC Game / * = Westminster National Classic (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) # = WCAC Tournament Game

2006 Varsity Results

2008 Varstiy Results

Final Record 26-4 | Head Coach: Ed Gibbs Date March 5 18 21 23 26 28 30 April 1 3 6 7 10 11 12 13 17 19 19 20 22 23 25 26 27 29 May 2 4 6 8 10

Final Record 20-7 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs

Opponent

Result

Spalding McDonough Paul VI Carroll DeMatha McNamara St. Mary’s Ryken

W 7-3 W 12-2 W 3-2 W 12-2 L 2-1 W 12-2 W 9-7

Good Counsel Ireton Gonzaga Paul VI *Brito, Miami, FL *Xavarian Catholic *Miami Christian * Kellum HS Calvert Hall Stafford Bullis Wilson DeMatha O’Connell McNamara Carroll St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel

W 6-5 W 12-2 W 5-1 W 7-5 L 3-2 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 15-8 L 6-5 W 11-2 W 3-2 W 15-7 W 3-2 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 10-0 W 8-6

Ireton O’Connell Gonzaga #St. Mary’s Ryken #Good Counsel

W 12-2 W 13-3 W 8-1 W 10-0 L 10-4

Date March 13 15 17 20 24 25 26 27 31 April 1 5 8 9 10 12 14 16 17 19 22 24 26 29 30 May 1 5 6

Opponent

Result

Stafford (VA) Potomac (VA) Maret Spalding *Bishop Amat (CA) *Vista Murrietta (CA) *Crespi(CA) *Seminole Ridge (FL) St. Mary’s Ryken

W 2-0 W 10-2 W 18-1 W 10-2 W 6-3 W 9-4 L 8-6 L 5-2 W 11-0

O’Connell Ireton Good Counsel DeMatha McNamara Paul VI Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken Calvert Hall O’Connell DeMatha Ireton Good Counsel Paul VI McNamara

W 13-0 W 10-2 W 2-1 L 4-1 W 10-0 L 5-4 W 11-7 W 16-1 L 3-2 W 12-2 L 3-2 W 8-0 W 6-0 W 3-2 W 7-0

Gonzaga #Gonzaga #DeMatha

W 7-0 W 8-1 L 20-6

Bold = WCAC Game / * = Anderson Bat Natl. Cl. / # = WCAC Playoffs

Bold = WCAC Game / * = Nike Classic, Pensacola / # = WCAC Playoffs

2005 Varsity Results

2007 Varsity Results

Final Record 22-3 | Head Coach: Ed Gibbs Date March 15 17 19 21 22 24 28 29 30 31 April 5 7 9 12 14 16 19 21 23 26 29 May 3 5 7 10 12 13

Final Record 23-6 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs

Opponent

Result

Curley Landon Mt. St. Joe Carroll Wilson Stafford *Pine Forest *Faith Academy *Pace *Gulf Breeze

W 15-5 W 6-3 W 2-1 W 10-0 W 19-4 Rainout L 8-1 W 6-1 W 2-1 Rainout

Gonzaga Ireton Good Counsel DeMatha Westfields Ryken McNamara O’Connell Paul VI Gonzaga Notre Dame

W 7-4 W 16-0 L 2-1 W 4-2 W 8-4 W 11-1 W 7-1 W 7-6 W 8-3 L 6-1 W 4-3

Good Counsel DeMatha Carroll #Ireton #O’Connell #Paul VI

W 4-0 W 3-2 W 10-0 W 14-4 W 2-1 W 4-0

Bold = WCAC Game / * = Nike Classic, Pensacola / # = WCAC Playoffs

Date March 15 20 22 24 26 27 29 31 April 2 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 17 18 21 22 24 28 28 30 May 2 4 8 10

Opponent

Result

Gilman Paul VI Pallotti DeMatha Spalding McNamara St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel

W 10-0 L 7-3 W 10-0 L 5-3 W 8-1 W 12-2 W 9-3 W 12-2

Ireton O’Connell Maret Calvert Hall *Newbury Park (CA) *Palm Beach Central (FL) *De La Salle (CA) *El Dorado (CA) Gonzaga Paul VI Stafford DeMatha McNamara St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel Ireton

W 7-0 W 18-8 W 8-2 L 7-5 (9) W 5-0 L 7-4 W 7-1 L 9-5 W 5-3 W 1-0 W 7-1 W 4-1 W 11-1 W 12-2 W 11-1 W 11-1

O’Connell Gonzaga #DeMatha #Paul VI

W 12-2 W 8-6 W 6-1 L 5-0

Bold = WCAC Game / * = Nike Classic, Pensacola / # = WCAC Playoffs

2009 Varsity Results

Final Record 18-7 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs Date March 13 17 18 21 23 24 30 31 April 2 4 9 10 10 11 16 17 18 23 25 26 27 28 30 May 7 10

Opponent

Result

Pallotti Landon Cardinal Gibbons St. Mary’s Ryken O’Connell DeMatha Ireton McNamara

W 17-5 W 6-3 W 4-2 W 12-5 W 9-1 L 5-2 L 5-4 W 9-0

Paul VI Gonzaga *Neuqua Valley *Christian Brothers *Zachery HS *West Feliciana Maret Good Counsel Spalding Ireton Good Counsel St. Mary’s Ryken McNamara Paul VI Gonzaga

W 8-5 L 9-3 W 6-3 L 10-2 L 10-3 W 10-0 W 4-2 W 8-7 W 13-0 W 5-2 L 19-15 W 12-2 W 17-5 W 12-10 W 5-4

#Gonzaga #Paul VI

W 6-5 L 7-2

Bold = WCAC Game / * = GMAC Cl. / # = WCAC Playoffs

2010 Varsity Results

Final Record 23-4 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs Date March 6 9 11 13 16 20 23 25 27 30 April 1 6 7 8 9 13 15 17 19 20 22 24 27 29 May 1 4 6 8 12 16

Opponent

Result

Robinson Wooton St. Alban’s Maret Georgetown Prep Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken O’Connell Good Counsel DeMatha

W 11-0 W 5-0 W 3-2 W 6-4 W 8-6 L 4-3 W 7-3

Calvert Hall *Fordham Prep (NY) *Regis Jesuit *Tampa Jesuit *St. Pete Catholic Ireton Paul VI McNamara Sidwell Friends Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken O’Connell Good Counsel DeMatha

W 7-6 W 15-2 W 8-4 L 21-5 L 6-3 W 4-3 W 4-3 W 9-4 W 9-4 W 16-0 W 12-5 W 7-6 W 3-2 W 13-10

Spalding Ireton Paul VI McNamara #Ireton #DeMatha

W 10-2 W 3-1 W 11-1 W 18-9 W 8-2 L 8-6

2010 JV Results

Final Record 17-3 | Head Coach: Lyndon Watkins Date March 6 9 11 16 21 23 30 April 1 6 8 13 15 20 22 24 27 29 May 1 4 6 8

Opponent

Result

Robinson Wooton Cardinal Gibbons Georgetown Prep Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken DeMatha

– – – W 15-3 (5) W 11-2 W 13-1 (5) W 5-2

Calvert Hall Maret Good Counsel Ireton Paul VI Gonzaga St. Mary’s Ryken O’Connell O’Connell Good Counsel DeMatha

W 8-3 W 10-0 (5) W 14-4 (6) W 14-1 (5) L 1-0 W 11-1 (5) W 10-0 (5) W 12-2 (5) W 10-0 (5) L 5-3 W 5-2

Spalding Ireton Paul VI McNamara McNamara

W 20-2 W 6-2 L 12-11 W 14-0 W

2010 Freshman Results

Final Record 13-3 | Head Coach: Tom Shaffer Date March 18 20 24 27 April 1 5 9 10 10 14 15 17 24 May 1 3 8

Opponent

Result

Gonzaga Mt. St. Joseph Wilson DeMatha

W 14-0 W 13-0 W 9-6 W 7-3

Calvert Hall Gonzaga The Heights (JV) St. Albans (JV) St. Albans (JV) Good Counsel Wilson (JV) Calvert Hall DeMatha

L 6-3 W 12-2 W 11-2 L 7-6 W 7-6 W 8-4 W 12-1 L 11-8 W 9-6

Mt. St. Joe Good Counsel O’Connell

W 14-11 W 6-1 W 28-16

Bold = Conference Game

Bold = WCAC Game / * = Tampa Jesuit Tour. / # = WCAC Playoffs

2011 Varsity Results

Final Record 22-9 | Head Coach: Mark Gibbs Date Opponent March 12 Sidwell Friends 15 Lake Braddock (VA) 17 St. Mary’s Ryken 19 Brooke Point (VA) 22 Campbridge Christian (FL) 23 Battle Ground Academy (TN) 24 Episcopal (FL) 25 IMG Academy (FL) 29 Good Counsel 31 Gonzaga April 2 DeMatha 7 Ireton 9 Paul VI 12 McNamara 14 Gonzaga 19 St. Mary’s Ryken 20 Good Counsel 21 Don Bosco (NJ) 23 DeMatha 25 O’Connell 27 St. Alban’s 28 O’Connell 30 Ireton May 2 Paul VI 4 McNamara 7 #O’Connell 9 #Good Counsel 10 #Good Counsel 13 #DeMatha 14 #DeMatha 14 #DeMatha Bold = Conference Game / * = South Florida Classic

Result W 8-0 W 7-4 W 11-1 W 13-4 W 6-3 W 13-8 W 6-2 L 6-5 W 8-6 W 11-1 L 7-5 W 19-5 L 3-0 W 7-4 L 3-0 W 13-3 L 12-10 L 7-5 W 2-1 L 9-5 W 10-4 L 2-0 W 6-4 W 11-3 W 8-0 W 17-2 W 4-3 W 4-1 W 5-0 L 4-3 W 10-3

2011 JV Results

Final Record 15-2-1 | Head Coach: Travis Chance Date March 17 19 22 29 31 April 7 11 19 20 23 26 28 29 30 May 1 1 2 6

Opponent

Result

St. Mary’s Ryken Brooke Point Georgetown Prep Good Counsel Gonzaga

W 16-1 W 21-0 W 12-2 L 4-2 W 6-4

Ireton Calvert Hall St. Mary’s Ryken Good Counsel DeMatha Calvert Hall O’Connell O’Connell Ireton

T 11-11 L 7-3 W 13-1 W 9-5 W 6-3 W 9-5 W 15-1 W 15-0 W 9-2

Paul VI Paul VI Gonzaga DeMatha

W 1-0 W 11-1 W 12-4 W 8-0

Bold = Conference Game

2011 Freshman Results

Final Record 15-4 | Head Coach: Will Cross Date Opponent March 17 Loyola (JV) 19 Good Counsel 22 Gonzaga 22 Gonzaga 24 Calvert Hall 26 Battlefield (JV) 26 Calvert Hall 29 St. Alban’s (JV) 30 Good Counsel April 2 DeMatha 6 O’Connell 9 Loyola (JV) 18 Mt. St. Joseph 25 Gonzaga 26 Mt. St. Joseph 28 The Heights (JV) May 5 Good Counsel 6 St. Albans (JV) 7 Georgetown Prep (JV)W 4-3

Result L 13-12 L 3-2 W 13-1 W 11-1 W 23-5 W 5-3 W 5-4 W 12-4 W 10-5 W 4-3 W 11-1 W 11-1 W 20-3 W 12-2 W 9-1 L 8-7 W 10-0 L 6-4

St. John’s Sports Hall of Fame 1953 Football Team

Paul Castro ’86

Dick Fennell ’48

Tommy Gletner ’46

Bob McLindon ’50

Andrew Rusevlyan ’54

1953 Golf Team

Nick Celenza ’78

Branson Ferry ’55

Joe Hands ’51

Al Merritt ’58

Brian Sheehan ’57

Joe Mona ’58

1977 Basketball Team

Don Chacos ’65

Clay FitzGerald ’78

Chris Harrison ’90

Gene Augustefer ’31

Paul Ciatti ’59

John Foote ’71

Ralph Hawkins ’53

Dave Murphy III ’65

Bruce Bach ’59

James Combs ’59

Dave Freitag ’69

James Healy ’55

Coley O’Brian ’65

Tyrone Barber ’78

Steve Conley ’71

Ralph Frye Jr. ’53

John Holloran ’73

Ray O’Brien ’69

Bily Barnes ’78

Anthony Cullinane ’53

Scott Galcken ’62

Robert Jagers ’76

Jeff Palumbo ’00

Pete Speros ’79

Mike Brant ’65

John Daly ’51

Collis Jones ’67

John Piazza’58

Ronald Steptoe ’83

Tim Brant ’67

Pat Dosh ’74

Bro. Ed Gallagher (Athletic Director)

John King ’66

Mark Pitchford ’77

Joe Gallagher ’39

Gary Knutson ’68

Robert Reece ’52

Jay Gallagher ’74

Mike Kruczek ’71

Jamie Ricca Ready ’96

Al Burch ’53

Robert Silk ’46 Kevin Sinnett ’75 Ned Sparks ’65

Bob Talbot ’55

Frank Cady ’42

Mush Dubofsky (Football Coach)

Joseph Calabrese ’63

Frank Dubofsky ’60

Jack George ’48

Robert Lewis ’63

Rodney Rice ’83

Al Camacho ’57

Thomas Fannan ’48

Ed Gibbs ’67

Grayson Marshall ’84

Mike Ritter ’67

Pat Ward ’93

Joe Cardaci ’49

Frank Fannan ’52

Kevin Gibbs ’92

Tommy Marvaso ’71

Donald Roth ’61

Jay Williams ’90

Special thanks to this year’s patrons

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Coach, Best of luck Cadets for the 2013 season!

–The Band Family

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