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Varsity Varsity Lamar Baseball:”A Winning Tradition” Lamar Baseball has a rich history of producing well trained players with a good work ethic. For this reason, Lamar provides a fertile recruiting ground for college and professional scouts. In the words of one college coach, Lamar players “know how the game should be played.”

Through the years, many different colleges and universities have signed Lamar player. However, three stand out by virtue of their numbers. Houston’s Rice University, for example, has experienced a wealth of success with former Redskin baseball players. Kenny Baugh (’98, Florida Marlins), Hunter Brown (’98, Seattle Mariners), and Nick Martin (’98, Chicago Cubs), all had outstanding careers at Rice and were

Adrian Turnham / Princeton

drafted into minor league programs. In more recent years, Jeff Niemann (’01, Tampa Bay Rays) and Joe Savery (’03, Philadelphia Phillies) each had storied careers at Rice and went on to be drafted. Anthony Rendon was the sixth person drafted in 2011 by the Washington Nationals. Currently, John Williamson (’11) is in the Owls’ baseball program.

The Ivy League’s Princeton University also has an established history of signing Lamar players. Former Redskin pitcher Christian Staehely (’04), Seattle Mariners started the Princeton tradition, followed by Adrian Turnham (’05), Brandon Englert (’06), Noel Gonzales-Luna (’06), and currently Sammy Gonzales-Luna (’12).

James Williamson / William and Mary

Virginia’s College of William and Mary also enjoys a rich legacy of former Lamar players. Twin brothers Jon and Will Rhymes (’01) had stellar baseball careers with the Tribe. Will is currently playing with the Washington Nationals. Lamar and W&M outfielder Ben Guez (’05) is currently with the Toledo Mud Hens, a Detroit Tigers Minor League affiliate. Former Redskin James Williamson (’05) was the 2009 Tribe team captain.

David Toups (‘11) and Chris Lanham (’12) started a new tradition with their signing with Yale University. Hopefully, the tradition continues…

Joe Savery / Rice 2013

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Lamar Baseball:”A Winning Tradition” Professional Players Houston Astros Cat Everett ‘04

Toronto Blue Jays Eric Eiland ‘06

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Chicago Cubs Nick Martin ‘98

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Hunter Brown ‘98 Christian Staehely ‘04

Philadelphia Phillies Joe Savery ‘04

Texas Rangers Erick Burke ‘95

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1998 Hunter Brown – Galveston JC/Rice Carson Samples – Kansas State Dash Kolhausen – Trinity Landon Keith – Navarro JC Eddie Lang – Navarro JC/Texas A&M Ted Walker – Sewanee Hugh Forman – HBU Nick Martin – Navarro/Rice 1999 Chat Lenhart – Millsaps Justin Massey – Trinity Chris Kronzer – Trinity Phillip Beck – Claremont McKenna Chris Nauls – Seminole JC

2001 Stuart Musslewhite – UH/TCU Jon Rhymes – Richmond/William & Mary Will Rhymes – William & Mary BJ Thornborrow – New Mexico Vincent Blue – Detroit Tigers David Lodholz - Trinity Jeff Niemann - Rice Shawn Ferguson – UT/San Jacinto/TCU 2002 Chad Kuch – UT San Antonio Josh Bowen – New Mexico JC/Angelina/Lamar U 2003 Will Rice - Tulane Daniel Killary - Rhodes Richard Burriss – McMurry Trevor Pousson – Weatherford 2004 Cat Everett- Tulane Thomas Hamilton- Navy Christian Staehely- Princeton Cape Bell- Millsaps Stephen Sickman- Southwestern

2005 Ben Guez- William & Mary James Williamson- William & Mary Arian Turnham- Princeton Felix Fanaselle- U of H Daniel Taylor- Rhodes Travis Taylor- Concordia Steven Bazaldua- Ranger JC Richard Moreno- Ranger JC Stephen Garza- Eastlake JC 2006 Noel Gonzales-Luna- Princeton Brandon Englert- Princeton Dale Lloyd, II- Rice Football Joe Lange- Southwestern Barrett Lanier- St. Edward’s Ray Redding- UT San Antonio Bryce Smolen- Oral Roberts Kyle Harrison- Tyler JC Martin Lopez- TSU David Perez- Angelo State 2007 John Hale- Rice, Sam Houston State Anthony Flenoy- Eastfield College Travis Hudnall- San Jacinto JC 2008 Anthony Rendon- Rice Daniel Gonzales-Luna- Rice Scott Erzinger- Texas Tech Peter Goudeau- Sam Houston State 2009 Neal Dennison- Georgetown Tyler Duffie- TCU Matt Killary- Rhodes Anthony Chacon- Angelina JC Marquis Kindle- McClennan CC 2010 Judson Bartlett - Houston Baptist University Matthew Tindall - Trinity University Michael Starkey - Texas Southern University Cody Horr - Naval Acadamy David Gonzales - Galveston JC 2011

John Williamson - Rice University Cole Lankford- Texas A&M Rudy Bocanegra and Gino Madrid - Brookhaven College David Toups - Yale University Ryan Farney - Sam Houston State 2012 Ian Gibaut-Tulane University Sammy Gonzales-Luna-Princeton University Chris Lanham-Yale University Sam Reid-Rhodes College Kevin Roy-Columbia University John Streitmann-Millsaps College Andrew Waters-Trinity University

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Ian Gibaut - Tulane University

Sammy Gonzales-Luna Princeton University

Sam Reid-Rhodes College

Kevin Roy-Columbia University

Andrew Waters-Trinity University

Chris Lanham-Yale University

John StreitmannMillsaps College

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Tom House Baseball Clinic

Last summer the Lamar baseball coaching staff adopted the principles laid out by pitching authority Dr. Tom House to help pitchers, and all players, safely develop to their fullest potential.

Dr. House is recognized as one of the world’s foremost authorities on pitching. He pitched professionally for 12 seasons and has coached various national and international teams since 1980. He continues to coach amateurs in clinic settings.

Dr. House and strength trainer, Randy Wishmyer, from the National Pitching Association in Los Angeles, California came to Lamar High School multiple times over the fall semester to work with all of the players on the baseball team. Dr. House’s three main principles to safe and effective development as an athlete are proper conditioning, optimum nutrition, and recognizing the importance of the mental/emotional side of the game.

Dr. House not only trained the players on various pitching mechanics but also spent multiple sessions on workout routines. Players will remember learning the Flex T Karaoke, the Wall Drill, and the Hershiser. Players embraced new training methods using dynamic warm-ups, weighted balls, and towel drills. One evening he spoke with both the players and parents about the importance of proper nutrition and collected core measurements to establish baseline data for improvement in strength and flexibility.

Lamar Baseball is an ever-evolving program that now utilizes sports science and sports technology to develop the strengths and skills of our players. Congratulations to the coaches for embracing these researched concepts and thanks for taking our players to the next level of fitness.

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First Annual Lamar Softball Tournament In recent years, the baseball players have had a turkey roll sale and a brisket sale before the Gold Card sale. Coach Muñoz replaced the turkey roll and brisket sales with a softball tournament fund raiser. At least one member of the booster club was heard to say that he was glad they didn’t have to buy all that meat.

Each baseball player was paired with a Lamar softball player. Each pair of Lamar athletes recruited friends and family to be on their team. The tournament was held December first and second, and ended in a championship. Some teams were very strong. Some teams were not so competitive, but everyone looked like they were having a lot of fun.

Each player paid $20 to play. The proceeds were split between the Baseball and Softball teams. The West University Softball Association allowed the tournament to use its fields located between Emery Weiner School and St. Catherine’s Montessori, just south of loop 610.

Coach Muñoz intended the tournament to be a team building activity as well. With the time they spent together, the fun they had, and the competition; it is almost certain to play a part in the success our teams have this spring.

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D a l e L lo y d J r . (1987-2006)

“Baseball is not pressure. Paying the bills on time, now that’s pressure!�

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C h r i s K a n s a s . (1981-1998)

Scholarship Recipients 1999-Colin Goodnight 2000-Luis Ayala 2001-Javier�Pudge� Lopez 2002- Bobby Doyle 2003-Trevor Pousson 2004- Oziel Salinas 2005- Steven Bazaldua 2006-James Ferguson / David Koller 2007-John Hale 2009-Anthony Chacon, Cody Mahula 2010 - Cody Horr 2011 - Matt Luna 2012 - Ryan Clements/Chris Lanham The Chris Kansas Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to a senior Lamar Baseball player.

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David Munoz

Varsity Head Coach

Brian Roberts

Varsity Assistant Coach

Shawn Doctor

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Birthdate: 10 / 26 Hometown: El Paso, TX Education: B.S. University of Texas San Antonio COACHING CAREER 7 Years / Cathedral High School 15 Years / Lamar High School FAMILY Wife Elizabeth, Daughters Sofia, Amelie Rose, Son Lucas

2013 will be Coach Munoz’s 15th season with the Lamar Redskins. This is his first year as the skipper of the Redskins. He is a graduate of UT-San Antonio. Coach Munoz began his coaching career at Cathedral High School in El Paso where he served as Head Coach for two years following 3 years as an assistant.

Coach Munoz teaches Accounting, Finance, and Business Law in the Magnet School of Business.

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Birthdate: 4 / 25 / 1974 Hometown: Missouri City, TX Education: BA Texas Luthern University COACHING CAREER 3.5 Years/First Colony Middle School 3 Years / Clements High School 2 Years / Westfield High School 7 Years / Lamar High School PLAYING CAREER Texas Luthern University FAMILY Wife Angie, Son Gabriel Dog Casey Coach Roberts is in his 7th year of coaching baseball at Lamar High School and has coached at First Colony Middle School, Clements and Westfield High Schools. He has coached two teams in the Regional Finals and has coached numerous other playoff teams.

He has experience coaching both outfielders and pitchers.

He graduated and lettered in baseball at Texas Lutheran University.

He was also a Redskin in high school. While playing as a senior at Naperville Central High School outside of Chicago the Redskins compiled a record of 35-3 Coach Roberts teaches AP World History. He has also taught 6th grade Social Studies, Spanish 1, World Geography, and U.S. History.

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Birthdate: 12 / 7 / 1956 Hometown: Galveston, TX Education:B.A. Sam Houston State University M.A. Sam Houston State University COACHING CAREER 2 Years / Washington Jr. H.S., Conroe I.S.D. 18 Years / Conroe High School 10 Years as Head Coach / Conroe High School 2 Years / Varsity Pitching Coach Lamar High School PLAYING CAREER Galveston Ball High School Sam Houston State University FAMILY Wife Susan, Son Tim Coach Romero is in his second season of coaching at Lamar. He has 30 years of coaching experience, with 10 as head coach. His Conroe team made the playoffs 18 times in the 28 years he coached at Conroe High School. He was the regional director for the Houston Area Baseball Coaches Association. Coach Romero played baseball at Galveston Ball High School and Sam Houston State University. He has a B.A. and M.A. in Education from Sam Houston State University.He taught U.S. History at Conroe High School.

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Hometown: Houston, TX Education: University of Colorado B.A. University of Texas Austin COACHING CAREER 4 Years / Lamar High School PLAYING CAREER Bellaire High School FAMILY Wife: Leslie

This is Coach Doctor’s fourth year to coach baseball at Lamar. He coached softball for four years prior to joining Lamar Baseball as the junior varsity coach. Coach Doctor’s home town is Houston, where he played baseball at Bellaire High School. He attended the University of Colorado before graduating from the University of Texas with a degree in Archaeology. Coach Doctor teaches History of the Americas at Lamar.

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Coach Kansas has coached the Sophomore Redskins team for the past 7 years, leading the team to an impressive 123 - 43 record. Coach teaches and coaches, in the off-season, at Alexander Hamilton Middle School. Born in Williamsport, PA, Coach played his high school baseball here in Houston at Stratford High School and graduated from Texas State University with a degree in Exercise and Sports Science.

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#7 Chris Rohrbach Senior

#8 John Doxakis Freshman

#9 Cravon Rogers Senior

#11 Matt Nerz Junior

#17 Nick Przybyl Senior

#18 John Fallon Junior

#19 Brett Perry Junior

#20 Christian Perkins Senior

#22 Will Reid Junior

#23 Harry Wadley Senior

#24 Gabriel Solis Junior

#27 Carson Maxwell Sophomore

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Trey has one of the best favorite quotes – “In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count,

its the life in your years,” said by Abraham Lincoln, who also rarely batted. If Trey could trade lives with anyone, it’d be a professional golfer ... any professional golfer.

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Chris’ secret talent is playing the piano. The coolest thing he owns is an autographed Brian Cushing football jersey. After a long, hard workout, Chris rewards himself with a pizza. His favorite ballplayer is Derek Jeter and his favorite place to hang is “my house.” He wears No. 7 for Lamar for no other reason than, “I’ve had that number my entire life.”The doctor who delivered Chris must have been shocked.

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His favorite food is “everything.” The person Sick-Wit-It most admires is President Barack Obama. If he could trade places with anybody, it would be billionaire Bill Gates. It takes a lot of money when your favorite food is “everything.” The coolest thing he owns is “my Bible and cross necklace.” His goal for the immediate future is playing football at Morgan State University.

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Nick “Prz” Przybyl beats all his teammates in one department: his last name is worth the most points in Scrabble. He doesn’t have a favorite quote, but here’s a suggestion: “I’d like to buy a vowel, Pat.” When Prz is daydreaming, it’s usually about attending college. His favorite pizza joint is Star Pizza. The coolest thing he owns is an electric guitar. His favorite baseball player is a pitcher, naturally – Justin Verlander. Prz is our guy because he does community service at the SPCA shelter. His favorite late-night talk host is Conan O’Brien. His best excuse for not turning in his homework: “My backpack was stolen.”

The person Prz most admires is his father, Joseph.

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Christian “Rodrigo” Perkins enjoys playing pick-up sports and hanging out with his girlfriend. His favorite quote is from the famous philosopher Tommy Lasorda, “The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a man’s determination.”

After a tough workout, Rodrigo rewards himself with a box of Girl Scout cookies. If you catch Rodrigo daydreaming, he’s probably imagining himself hitting a home run off Mariano Rivera of the Yankees in Game 7 of the World Series. Better hurry, Rodrigo, 2013 is Mariano’s last year. If he could throw a pie in any celebrity’s face, his choice would be Kim Kardashian.

Rodrigo’s secret talent is making “A’s without studying.”

Nice going, now it’s not a secret. Rodrigo’s goal is to study engineering at Texas A&M.

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Catcher Harry “Wads” Wadley wears No. 23 because that’s the number his brother wore at Lamar. When asked what’s his favorite excuse when he forgets to do his homework, Wads said, “I don’t forget my homework.”

With smarts like that, no wonder he plans to study Aerospace Engineering at ‘Bama, USC or A&M. His secret talent is impersonating voices, and his favorite non-baseball athlete is Tiger Woods. He most admires his parents, awwww. When he’s not playing ball, his favorite activities include ping pong, pool, golf and eating Chinese food.

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He doesn’t have a favorite excuse for forgetting his homework because ... he never forgets it. He’s also a member of the National Honor Society. That’s how you get to UT, buddy. His favorite pizza palace is Fuzzy’s on Kirby. The comic that makes him laugh the hardest is Jerry Seinfeld. His least favorite thing in the Lamar

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Ben’s secret talent is “I’m a pretty good dancer.” After a long workout, Ben rewards himself with chips and queso ... REAL queso.

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Peter “Petey Pablo” Villareal admires his uncle – the one who “makes the best out of every situation.” He wears No. 48 because “that’s the year his grandfather was born – he passed away my senior year.” If Petey Pablo could trade lives with a famous person, it’d be LeBron James of the Miami Heat. After Lamar, he’s hoping to study kinesiology at Baylor. He likes rap and rock ‘n’ roll oldies. His favorite music act is Notorious B.I.G. Words to live by: “Do not be afraid to be great,” said by Herm Edwards. Petey Pablo’s favorite food is Mexican, favorite baseball player, Miguel Cabrera.

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Shortstop Tucker “Tuck” Cascadden remembers the hardest ball he ever hit, “a grand slam against Austin Anderson in Austin” in his freshman year. Tuck prefers oatmeal raisin cookies as his after-workout reward. His favorite athlete is Ray Lewis of the 2013 Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens. Tuck was All District in his freshman and sophomore years. He likes country music, Mexican food and Derek Jeter. His favorite late-night talk host is Jimmy Kimmel.

Tuck is a Houston Heat select team member.

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Glenn “King Pin” Anderson pitches and plays outfield, but his secret talent is “playing the infield.” What?

You don’t play catcher, too? His favorite quote is, “Go hard or go home.” King Pin likes seafood, Sammy Sosa and hip-hop music.

His favorite comedian is Katt Williams.

If he could throw a pie in a celebrity’s kisser, it would be Curtis Payne.

King Pin’s favorite non-baseball athlete is Anquan Boldin. His favorite pizza is from Pizza Hut, and favorite comic is Katt Williams. When he’s daydreaming, King Pin is at bat with the “game on the line.”

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Zachary “Zig-Zag” Pearson is planning on playing basball at a Division 1 college.

His favorite expression is “that’s awkward,” but there was nothing awkward about the time he hit a grand slam homer two games in a row in Little League. His most admired person is “my parents.” Zig-Zag may have a career in politics with an answer like that. The coolest thing he owns is an autographed Ted Williams baseball card. His favorite late-night talk host is Jimmy Fallon who, like Zig-Zag, has big things looming in his future.

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Freshman / Class of 2016 Position: Outfield, Pitcher Height: 6’-1” Weight: 160 Throws L / Bats S

John “Dox” Doxakis likes country music and Philly cheesesteaks.

His words to live by: “Treat people the way you wanna be treated.” His favorite place to hang is at friends’ houses. His goal is to play Division I college baseball. His favorite baseball player is fellow lefty pitcher Cliff Lee. Dox is a Jay Leno fan in late night TV. Better not get use to that – sounds like Leno is on his way out at NBC. His favorite pizza joint is Sal’s in New York. The coolest thing he owns are his omni-present Oakley sunglasses.

If he could throw a cream pie in a celebrity’s face, it would be Will Ferrell. The comedian that makes him laugh the most is Adam Sandler. After a long workout, Dox likes to destroy a brownie.

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Matthew “Bo” Nerz has a terrific favorite quotation: “Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” Confucius said that.

Bo’s favorite dish is egg fu yung. The person he admires most is his dad, Thomas. Bo knows country music and Fuzzy’s Pizza. His favorite talkshow host is Jimmy Fallon.

If Bo could throw a cream pie in a celebrity’s kisser, it’d be Tom Brady because “he’s a clown.”

Bo’s favorite baseball player is fellow backstop Yadier Molina. His favorite non-baseball athlete is Kevin Durant.

Bo’s preferred excuse for not turning in his homework is the time-honored classic, “My dog ate it.” After a workout, he enjoys stuffing his face at Whataburger.

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Brandt “B Fraz” Frazier would like to play baseball at Rice University.

The person he admires most is `` C oach Patrick Hallmark.

We guess he didn’t get the memo about “my father.” His favorite late-night talk host is Jimmy Kimmel. B Fraz’s favorite food is pizza, from Z Pizza on Bissonnet. After a hard workout, he likes to drown his sorrows at Whataburger. If he could trade places with a famous person, it would be Mike Trout of the Angels. His favorite baseball player is Lance Berkman, and favorite comedian is Kevin Hart. When he’s not playing baseball, B Fraz likes to golf and hang out with his buddies.

Good for him: B Fraz volunteers at his church’s pantry.

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His favorite baseball players are Evan Longoria and Troy Tulowitzki. When he’s not playing baseball on the Lamar field, he’s usually hanging out at ... Lamar field.

Fallooo’s favorite comic is impressionist Frank Caliendo. His favorite baseball memory is winning a national title with the Banditos. The hardest ball he ever hit sailed over the pool at Lamar.

Who’s his favorite latenight talk show host? Some other guy named Fallon - Jimmy Fallon. You were expecting Jay Leno?

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When you’re a flame-thrower, it’s only natural that your select team is the Houston Heat.

Pear-Bear’s favorite quote is, “Failure is nothing without success.” The person he most admires is his dad, Chip. Pear-Bear’s favorite hobby is watching television, and late at night that means Conan O’Brien’s talk show. His favorite food is spaghetti and pizza from Star Pizza. His goal is to play college ball. 33 2013

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Carson “CarMax” Maxwell doesn’t mince words about his future. He wants to “get a full ride to any college” and “then play Major League baseball.”

His secret talent is “I’m an amazing golfer.” If he could throw a pie in a celeb’s face, his target would be Justin Bieber. The coolest thing that CarMax owns is a cereal box autographed by Nolan Ryan. His favorite comic is Kevin Hart and if he could trade lives with one person, it would be Angels outfielder Mike Trout.

His best excuse for not turning in his homework, “You never gave me the homework assignment and I tried to ask you for it but you wouldn’t call on me.”

Good luck with that one, CarMax. You might want to rethink “the dog ate my homework.” The person he most admires is another Angels outfielder, Josh Hamilton.

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#10 Zach Heideman C 5’-8” 128

#13 Enrique Sanchez 2B/SS 5’-4” 140

#16 Austin Zepeda C 5’-10” 160

#28 Josh Starkey OF 5’-10” 170

#29 Bernardo Soria IF/OF/P 5’8” 145

#37 Grady Hefley OF 5’-11” 165

#38 Harrison Matherne 3B/OF 5’-10” 180

#39 Andrew Hardee P/C/1B/OF 6’-0” 185

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#15 Tyler Tumbleson 3B/P 5’10” 160

#36 Jacob Padden 2B/OF 5’-6” 140

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#4 Tadan Gaston C/OF 5’-9” 135

#9 Cedrec Gonzalez P/3B 5’-8” 150

#10 John Botello 3B/P/OF 5’-8” 165

#14 Dane Byrd C/1B/3B/OF 5’-10” 155

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#17 Aaron Shequen P/OF 5’-10’ 140

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#24 Mark Tindall P/1B 6’-3” 155

#25 Charles Bartlett C/3B/P 5’-8” 177

#7 Antonio Grenier SS/ 2B/ 3B 5’-8” 120

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Community Service

On Sunday, March 24th, the Varsity Players helped Zach Pearson build a Community Garden. It was a great opportunity for the baseball team to give back to the community and help Zach out with his International Baccalaureate Project. The project was designed to do something that would have a positive effect on peoples’ lives now and in the future. Zach decided to build a community vegetable garden the Community Family Centers located in the Magnolia area of the east end. Zach and his Dad have been volunteering at the community center for the past six years and love the organization.

Recently Community Family Centers opened up a new building, called the JP McGovern Center. Its purpose is to provide a place for kids to go hang out after school, and ultimately keep them out of gangs. The CFC and Zach decided that a community garden would be the best choice for both the kids that go to the McGovern after school program, and for the community. The kids would have a great opportunity to learn about good nutrition and basic gardening skills, and become self-sufficient. The varsity team and Coach Romero moved 17 yards of dirt and placed about 7 pallets of heavy blocks (each pallet weighed about 2,400 pounds) to create two 39 feet x 6 feet raised bed gardens.

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Opened in 1937, Mirabeau B. Lamar High School is a comprehensive urban public high school with challenging academic programs designed to meet the needs of a diverse student body.

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Lamar is a “recognized” school—the first comprehensive high school in HISD to achieve that status.

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Lamar is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, with one of the largest IB programs in North America. In 2011, 104 Lamar graduates, or 14% of the graduating class, received the IB Diploma.

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Lamar offers 69 Advanced Academic classes in English, math, science, social studies, fine arts, and foreign languages. The highest level is IBD/HL or AP.

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Lamar offers 42 IB classes to students in grades 11 and 12.

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Lamar offers 23 Pre-DP (Diploma Program) classes to students in grades 9 and 10.

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Lamar has the largest dual-credit program in the city, offering juniors and seniors the opportunity to receive college credit in four different courses: psychology, senior English, economics and government.

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Lamar offers five foreign languages (Chinese, French, Italian, Russian and Spanish), as well as agriculture, architecture, culinary arts, debate, engineering, horticulture, journalism, television broadcasting, and a host of other electives.

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Lamar has a foreign exchange program with sister schools in China and Japan.

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Lamar has the only business administration magnet program in HISD, with course offerings in accounting, banking, finance and economics.

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Lamar has a horticultural curriculum with a learning center for science programs.

A state-of-the-art computer-controlled greenhouse is located next to the natatorium.

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Lamar offers a variety of sports including baseball, basketball, cross country, diving, field hockey, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, swimming, track, volleyball, water polo, and wrestling.

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Lamar offers a variety of fine arts, including art, art history, band, choir, dance, hip hop, music theory, orchestra, piano, theatre and visual arts.

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Lamar has over 70 clubs and organizations ranging from FFA to the Bowling Club to Academic Decathlon.

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Senior business students have the opportunity for a paid internship in the bank.

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Top Row L-R John Doxakis, Will Reid, Nick Przybyl, Mark Tindall, Brett Perry, Andrew Hardee Middle Row L-R Matthew Nerz, Brandt Frazier, Zach Pearson, Beau Wells, Ben Browder, Carter Cochrane, Grady Hefley Bottom Row L-R Julian Cranfield, Aaron Cranfield, Andrew Hoffman, Harry Wadley, Will Foreman,Tyler Tumbleson , Jimmy Winston, Jacob Padden

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Alonzo, Jeremiah Anderson, Glenn Baldazo, Noah

Bartlett, Charlie Barta, Marshall Blatt, Lennie

Botello, John

Browder, Ben Byrd, Dane

Carlin, Cameron

Cascadden, Tucker Clemens, Matthew Cochrane, Carter Cox, Zachary

Cranfield, Aaron Cranfield, Julian Doxakis, John Fallon, John

Foreman, Will

Frazier, Brandt Gastan, Tadan

PARENTS

Myrna & Robert Alonzo Jacquelin Emanuel Otomi & Edward Baldazo Judy and John Bartlett Maria & Wayne Barta Sherri & Steve Blatt Kristin Botello

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EMAIL

5702 McKnight 713-726-9491 281-935-8095 myrna.alonzo@ey.com 77035 281-935-7156 rob-myrna-alonzo@sbcglobal.net 11607 Murray 713-816-5823 ace.deon2@gmail.com 77048 946 Byrne St. 713-829-8598 obaldazo2@aol.com 77009 281-841-9198 7519 Kenisco Rd. 713.981.6886 713-416-0477 judy.barlett@practiceadvisorygroup.com, 77036 713-416-0290 John.Bartlett@cushwake.com 6239 S Braeswood 713-858-3894 mariabarta@yahoo.com Blvd. 77096 713-816-4856 w.barta@sbcglobal.net 5827Kuldell St. 832-766-0275 blatts@comcast.net 77074 832-496-8792 sherri.blatt@memorial hermann.org 2224 Riverside kristenbotello@aol.com 77004 218-221-2758 Becky & Jack 4149 Amherst 713-660-7333 713-305-4758 becky@browderhouse.com Browder 77005 713-302-7528 jack.browder@northernstargen.com John & Pia Byrd 1239 Corlandt St. 713 868-5224 713-569-4302 pia.byrd@gmail.com 77008 713 582-6277 jodbyrd@gmail.com Amanda & 1010 Lamonte 713-263-1026 713-677-1893 amanda.dalton@cfisd.net Robert Carlin Ln. 77018 832-646-1026 robert.carlin@sbcglobal.net Karina 6320 Briar Rose 281-788-9189 karinacloud@comcast.net Cascadden Scott 77057 713-819-6533 scottycas@yahoo.com Cascadden Alicia & Matt 5414 Judalon 713-621-5980 713-515-5038 a_clemens@att.net Clemens Lane 77056 713-504-8982 mclemens3@att.net Carole Nicholson 4118 Tartan Ln 713-592-0162 713-471-9008 crnicholson@comcast.net Bill Cochrane 77025 281-217-8195 wtcochrane@comcast.net Kimberly & Trent 5517 Judalon Ln. 713-703-6425 kimberlycox1969@yahoo.com Cox 77056 713-703-5105 Trent@nexusresingroup.com Shaw Cranfield 3706 Drake 713-666-3009 713-857-0351 77005 shawcranfield@gmail.com Shaw Cranfield 3706 Drake 713-666-3009 713-857-0351 77005 shawcranfield@gmail.com Deanna & Dean 3727 Drake 713-668-0097 713-962-0824 deandox@sbcglobal.net Doxakis 77005 713-705-6889 Liz & Jim Fallon 2425 Pine Valley 713-528-2526 713-562-2102 liz@fallonhouse.com Ct. 77019 713-417-5722 jim@fallonhouse.com Michele & Jim 3723 Turnberry 713-665-3180 713-818-5764 micheleforeman@sbcglobal.net Foreman Cir. 77025 713-240-5929 jim.foreman@cushwake.com Analisa & Kyle 3803 Sunset 713-669-0516 713-703-7206 analisabfrazier@gmail.com Frazier 77005 713-703-7202 kyle@frazierlawhouston.com

Martin Gastan Margaret Rodriguez Oscar Gonzalez Nellie Gonzalez Grenier, Antonio David Grenier Lisa & Eric Hardee, Andrew Hardee Johanna & Hefley, Grady Marshall Hefley Beth & Randy Heideman, Zach Heideman Erin & Ken Hoffman, Andrew Hoffman Romana & Greg Kostiuk, Riley Kostiuk Matherne, Harrison Susan & Terry Matherne Alice Maxwell Maxwelll, Carson Gonzalez, Cedrec

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2709 Jackson St. #2, 77004 5015 Saxon Dr 77092 3771 Georgetown 77005 5416 Community 77005 6051 Lymbar Dr. 77096 4212 Ruskin 77005 2925 Bissonnet 77005 4841 Briarbend 77035 5711 Sugar Hill, #103 77057

713-661-4975 832-244-4448 281-739-8376 832-443-3021 713-302-6163 713-870-9876 713-839-7737 713-876-0211 713-876-0210 713-661-7135 713-291-5316 832-630-0264 713-728-5858 713-817-1886 281-513-9695 713-668-4540 713-306-4977 713-454-3838 713-864-7178 713-213-2266 713-553-5568 713-728-9465 713-206-1850 713-206-1840 832-258-8890

martin@gastonprods.com rodriquez.margaret29@yahoo.com gnzoscar2007@yhoo.com msfroggygonzalez@yahoo.com dgrenier2@yahoo.com lisarhardee@yahoo.com erichardee@yahoo.com hefredfish@sbcglobal.net hefredfish@sbcglobal.net bethheideman@sbcglobal.net randy.heideman@firstdata.com erinyounghoffman@gmail.com ken.hoffman@chron.com rkostiuk@yahoo.com Gregory.Kostiuk@canrig.com txswim@pdq.net jcjcam@sbcglobal.net

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Miller, Nathan

Moreno, Richard Nerz, Matthew Padden, Jacob Pearson, Zach

Perez, Christian

Perkins, Christian Perry, Brett Pi単a, Marc

Przybyl, Nick

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Tracy Shannon Andy Miller Sandy MorenoLucio & Richard Moreno& Tommy Kristen Nerz Melissa & Perry Padden Carol & Cliff Pearson Patricia & Javiar Perez Kathy & Jamie Perkins Cherie & Chip Perry Michelle & Jose Pi単a Julia Babcock & Joe Przybyl

ADDRESS

4743 Merwin St. 77027 11934 Paseo Arboles Ave. 77076Glen Haven 3631 Blvd. 77025 2344 Southgate Blvd. 77030 3780 Harper 77005 7422 Narcissus 77012 10007 Braes Forest 77071 3333 Allen Parkway #1809, 77019 257 West Riverwood Dr. 77076 3748 Jardin St. 77005

5530 Timber Creek Yonia & Victor 77017 Pulido Amy & Todd Reid 3618 Tangley Rd. Reid, Will 77005 1701 Ruth St. Rogers, Jr., Cravon Devalyn & Cravon Rogers 77004 Sally Rohrbach 6019 Valkeith Dr. Rohrbach, Chris Bob Rohrbach 77096 Bay & Kirk 1616 Vermont St. Rummel, Trey Rummel 77006 314 Graceland St. Sanchez, Jr., Enrique Maggie & Enrique Sanchez 77009 Shequen, Aaron Cheryl & Dennis 5723 Cheena Dr. 77096 Shequen Solis, Gabriel

Pulido, Victor

Soria, Bernardo Starkey, Joshua Tindall, Mark

Tumbleson, Tyler Villarreal, Peter Wadley, Harry Wells, Beau

Wilburn, Joel

Willis, Patrick

Winston, Jimmy Zepeda, Austin

Miriam & Bernardo Soria Amy & Mike Starkey

2414 Wilde Rock Way 77018 6230 Tanager 77074 Carol and Jimmy 2312 Blue Bonnet Blvd Tindall 77030Woodwind Tricia & Micheal 9817 Tumbleson Dr. 77025 Deborah & Pete 1003 Avenue of Villarreal Oaks 77009 Kathy Wadley 3706 Grennoch Tom Wadley Lane 77025 Cathy Rose 3614 Broadmead David Wells 77025 Teresa Womack 4419 Donna Bell Buddy Wilburn 77018 Gabriela Villegas 858 West 43rd St. 77018 3735 Drake Laura & Robby 77005 Winston John & Rebecka 5146 Grape St. Zepeda 77096

HOME PHONE CELL PHONE

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713-263-7401 713-344-8583 281-709-5362 713-772-7599 713-501-0693 713-859-0004 713.661.2689 713-248-1639 713-254-5380 832-596-7221 713-299-1958 713-398-7751 832-723-8996 713-669-8392 713-725-6585 713-249-2121 713-661-4904 832-567-1277 832-477-3116 281-908-2504 281-685-9654 713-695-3210 832-867-2783 713-301-7977 713-662-2710 713-301-7595 713-204-3560 713-204-7410

EMAIL

am38@ymail.com shannontracy123@gmail.com ssmmoreno@yahoo.com rnixonmoreno@gmail.com knerz@portraitsandevents.com

melissa.padden@gmail.com perry.padden@exxonmobil.com we5travel@yahoo.com cliff_pearson@yahoo.com pattyperez3@yahoo.com jperez1169@yahoo.com Kathy.Perkins@omsp.com dpp499@yahoo.com cperryhouston@att.net mpina1@houstonisd.org michelle8140@att.net jbabcock@uh.edu, jmprzybl@gmail.com yonia_95@yahoo.com victopulido93@yahoo.com areid4@aol.com treid@energyxxi.com devrog@sbcglobal.net Cra30@sbcglobal.net sallydalzell@yahoo.com rohrjr@aol.com bay.rummel@gmail.com kirkrummel@gmail.com msanchez01@slb.com enrique.sanchez@shredit.com cshequen@sbcglobal.net dennisshequen@sbcglobal.net

miriamsoria@live.com rey_tex@live.com Amy.w.starkey@williams.com starkemi@co.fort-bend.tx.us tindallsix@sbcglobal.net tindallsix@msn.com tltumbleson@yahoo.com matumbleson@sbcglobal.net debvillarreal@yahoo.com Petev68@yahoo.com kwadley@aol.com twadley@dwhomes.com cdwells2@hotmail.com wdwells01@aim.com teesa8761@aol.com Buddy.Wilburn@bbvacompass.com gvillegas001@comcast.net laura@lawinston.com rw@mdxt.com zepsgal@aol.com sta25@aol.com

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