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Thoughts from Coach Darr during the quarantine: I miss you guys. I miss the coaches. I miss the competition. My wife asked me the other night what I miss the most. Hard to nail down one thing but this is what came to mind: Heading out to the field, dragging the field, and opening the field up. At that point I like to sit in the dugout, thinking about the upcoming practice or game. Players start trickling in. I miss that. Saying hi to each of you. Giving some of you grief. Asking how you are doing. Asking how your arm is. Etc etc. 2
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Baseball Alumni. Friends and Family - We are hoping to share the traditions of Regis Jesuit baseball for all past, present and future RJ ball players. We hope that you enjoy this edition of the baseball booklet. If you spot any mistakes or omissions, please contact Coach Darr at Regis Jesuit so that future corrections can be made. We would love to hear from you or better yet — see you at a game. Go Raiders Baseball!
Contents Team Philosophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2020 Team Rosters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Highlights of Previous Seasons. . . . . . . . . . 6 Colorado State Champions. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Player Profiles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Freshmen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Sophomores. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Family Tree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 College Baseball Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Team Philosophy Philippians 4:13 states “I can do all things through Him who gives me strength”. The 2020 team will use this as the center piece of our season. We believe that we are playing for something that is bigger than ourselves, and acknowledge that our strength comes from our Lord, and that we desire to play in a manner that brings glory to Him. We also have faith that we as individuals and as teams can accomplish more than we could ever imagine because of the strength the Lord gives us. The Mission of Regis Jesuit High School is to create Men and Women with and for Others. We believe that baseball is an extension of that mission. We have an atmosphere that is not only conducive to developing baseball players, but more importantly, one that develops young men. Principles such as honesty, integrity, and character are the backbone of everything we do. We also believe that being a part of this program means that you are committing to be a part of something that is bigger than the individual and will ask you, at times, to make sacrifices.
We believe that adhering to this, and understanding that “we is more important that me,” will not only make us a better team, but will provide life lessons. We want our program to compete and win at the highest level year in and year out. We also want our players to become better young men, and men better prepared to be husbands, fathers, and members of society because of their time as a Regis Jesuit baseball player. We believe that winning is a product of focusing on the little things that give you the best chance to play at your highest level. Regis Jesuit provides year round opportunities with Fall Baseball/Weights/Conditioning, Winter Workouts and Summer Baseball/Player Development that allow players to progress in the various aspects of their game, including their speed, strength, and overall athleticism. We don’t talk about winning. We believe winning is the culmination of hard work, player development and team chemistry. This is created through the various programs throughout the year. The spring season is a culmination of all of these efforts.
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rosters 2020 Varsity Team Roster ‘20 Chase Allen
‘20 Jack Michalek
‘20 Michael Andersen
‘20 JT Miller
‘20 Owen Best
‘22 Finn O’Connor
‘20 Colter Couillard-Rodak ‘20 Ethan O’Donnell ‘20 Nate Dinges
‘21 Sergio Padilla
‘21 Charlie Doubet
‘20 Bryce Parsons
‘20 Luke Frederick
‘20 Jacob Thompsen
‘20 Chase Ham
‘21 Max Valdez
‘20 Jack Harpole
‘21 Brock Weiss
‘20 Craig Kenny
‘20 Thomas Williams
‘22 Dallas Macias
‘21 Alec Willis
‘20 Ben Martin
‘20 Grant Woodward
‘20 Mark McIntire
2020 Sophomore Team Roster ‘22 Aaron Carr
‘23 Hayden Moore
‘22 Lou Dentino
‘22 Ryan O’Donnell
‘23 Evan DiTanna
‘22 Jack Pelster
‘22 Brian Fischer
‘22 John Raitt
‘23 Grant Gedrose
‘22 Joe Riley
‘22 James Green
‘22 Charlie Rogan
‘22 Jameson Hoy
‘23 Holden Schnell
‘22 Jack Hutchens
‘22 Braden Schweer
‘23 Brien Kenny
‘22 Nick Zakowski
‘22 Jack Martin
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rosters 2020 JV Team Roster ‘22 Ryan Blue
‘21 Blakeley Stoughton
‘22 Robert Dembeck
‘22 Jay Thomas
‘22 Brooks Gerig
‘21 Dylan Tostrup
‘22 Ben Gonzales
‘21 Ryan VanLiew
‘21 Joseph Hanley
‘21 Cole Vercauteren
‘22 Nate McHugh
‘22 Isaac Wachsmann
‘21 Bryan Mottram
‘21 Braden Williams
‘21 Clay Nanke
‘21 Mason Young
‘22 Tony Padilla
‘21 Jack Zirbel
‘22 Dawson Schroeder
2020 Freshman Team Roster ‘23 Joseph Baptiste
‘23 Alex Gosser
‘23 David Behrendt
‘23 Gary Hodges
‘23 Jack Carey
‘23 Jake Irvine
‘23 Carter Chan
‘23 Jack Kellogg
‘23 Tyler Chan
‘23 Garrett Pierce
‘23 Matt Dentino
‘23 John Reasbeck
‘23 Max Devlin
‘23 Tanner Rubick
‘23 Joseph Dorais
‘23 Kalvin Schultz
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Recent team history 2014 The 2014 Raiders traveled to Cary, North Carolina to take part in the prestigious USA Baseball invitation over spring break. The team shocked national powers Parkview, GA and Mountain Pointe, AZ, before losing to eventual champion The First Academy, FL. The 2014 team swept the Continental League, finishing 11-0 After losing the first game of the final 8 to Rocky Mountain 2-1, the team won 3 consecutive games to advance to the State Championship game, before once again falling to Rocky Moutain in a one-run game, 6-5.
2015 The 2015 Raiders closed out the regular season with three consecutive wins to qualify for the playoffs. The team then swept Prairie View and Grand Junction in the district playoffs, erupting for 22 runs. The team won its initial final 8 game, beating Pine Creek in a thrilling 3-2 extra inning game.
2016 The 2016 Season began with high expectations as Regis Jesuit entered the season ranked number one by most pre-season polls. The team did not disappoint early on, winning their opener at Arapahoe and then defeating perennial power Cherry Creek 13-6. The team then traveled to Florida to play in the prestigious IMG tournament, going 3-1. Regis then rolled through the Continental conference, going 9-1 and winning the league title. The Raiders entered the post season as the number 2 seed overall. After defeating Palmer High School 5-2 in the opening game of districts, the team suffered a disappointing loss to Cherry Creek, ending their season. The team did see several members honored for their performance. Quin Cotton and Travis Marr were named Co-Continental Player of the Year and Bo Weiss was named Continental Pitcher of the Year. Matt Darr was also named the Continental Coach of the Year. All three players also received All State honors.
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2017 The 2017 baseball season at Regis Jesuit was very successful overall, despite coming to a disappointing end. The Raiders opened the season with two hard fought defeats at the hands of Ralston Valley and Cherry Creek. The team then headed to Anaheim, California to play in the Anaheim Lions Tournament. Regis promptly rattled off four consecutive wins, going undefeated in the highly competitive tournament. Upon returning home, the team knocked off Cherokee Trail and Smoky Hill before beginning their league schedule. In the very talented Continental League, the Raiders went 7-3, sharing the league title with Legend. The team completed its season with a win over Pine Creek, finishing the regular season at 14-5. Regis was the 7th seed overall in the State Tournament, earning a host site for districts. The team knocked off Loveland in the first game, before falling to Broomfield in the district championship, finishing their season at 15-6. Three players, Caleb Sloan, Michael Baer, and Jimmy Holinger, represented the team as all league selections. Caleb Sloan was also named to the All State team.
2018 The 2018 Regis Jesuit Baseball season had several near misses and will be remembered for many great battles and all of the close losses. The Raiders started the season off with an impressive 7-0 win over Ralston Valley, lead by senior pitcher Matthew Boyd. In the next game, the Raiders followed up with a hard fought, back and forth loss to Cherry Creek 15-13. The Regis Jesuit Varsity team then headed to Orange County California for the Annual Lions Baseball Tournament where the team went 1-4, losing some close games. The team returned home and continued to play in many tight games, ending the regular season with two hard fought loses to undefeated Mountain Vista and highly ranked Pine Creek. Regis Jesuit drew Pine Creek again in the playoffs, falling 6-4 and ending the season with a 8-12 record. All Conference players included pitcher Matthew Boyd, catcher Brodie Marino, outfielder Geno Macias, outfielder Sam Doubet, and infielder Mac Padilla.
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Recent team history 2019 The 2019 Regis Jesuit Baseball season was one for the ages, culminating in the 2019 CHSAA State Championship, defeating Cherry Creek 8-3. The Raiders opened the season with back to back wins over Lakewood and Dakota Ridge before traveling to the IMG classic in Florida. Regis continued its strong play with a 3-1 record in the tournament, including wins over Covington, TN and Baylor, TN, both of whom had won 2018 State Championships at different levels in Tennessee. The Raiders stayed hot after returning home, winning 6 consecutive games and moving their record to 11-1. The team then went through a tough stretch, losing 4 of 6 games, all by three runs or less. The Raiders stood at 13-5 with 5 games remaining in the regular season. The team started playing well again, winning the last 5 games and headed into the CHSAA playoffs at 18-5, the number 2 seed overall. The Raiders hosted a district and delivered a 6-0 win over Monarch and a 2-0 win over Chatfield, moving on to the final 8 of the CHSAA playoffs. The Raiders put themselves in prime position with wins over Chaparral, Cherry Creek and Grandview, heading to the final 4 as the only undefeated team. The Raiders, now guaranteed to play in the State Championship, fell to Mountain Vista before knocking off Cherry Creek for the school’s 3rd State Championship. The team finished 24-6 and ranked in the top 35 in the nation. Several players received personal honors in this outstanding season. The following players were honored by the Continental League. Caden Wagner - -1st team All-Conference AND Continental Player of the Year Geno Macias - 1st team All-Conference Brent DiBiase - 2nd team All-Conference Jacob Thompsen - 2nd team All-Conference Ethan O’Donnell - 2nd team All-Conference Bryce Parsons - Honorable Mention All-Conference Mac Padilla - Honorable Mention All-Conference Owen Best - Honorable Mention All-Conference Patrick Strawbridge - Honorable Mention All-Conference The following players were honored on at least one All-State team Caden Wagner Geno Macias Patrick Strawbridge
Jacob Thompsen Ethan O’Donnell
5A Coach of the Year- Matt Darr
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Thanks to Karen Stoughton, Paul Soriano and Ray Chen for the photos used in this program.
State Champions 1950.......Pueblo Central 1951.......Denver East 1952.......Grand Junction 1953.......Denver North 1954.......Grand Junction 1955.......Colorado Springs 1956.......Pueblo Central 1957.......Greeley 1958.......Denver South 1959.......Denver South 1960.......Denver South 1961.......Grand Junction 1962.......Grand Junction 1963.......Aurora Central 1964.......Arvada 1965.......Palmer 1966.......Thomas Jefferson 1967.......Thomas Jefferson
1968.......Thomas Jefferson 1969.......Aurora Central 1970.......Lakewood 1971.......Roncalli 1972.......Pueblo Central 1973.......Longmont 1974.......Ranum 1975.......Greeley West 1976.......Grand Junction 1977.......Denver North 1978.......Mullen 1979.......Hinkley 1980.......Arapahoe 1981.......La Junta 1982.......Lakewood 1983.......Cherry Creek 1984.......Pueblo South 1985.......Mullen
1986.......Skyline 1987.......Columbine 1988.......Regis Jesuit 1989.......Air Academy 1990.......Overland 1991.......Boulder 1992.......Cherry Creek 1993.......Fairview 1994.......Arvada West 1995.......Cherry Creek 1996.......Cherry Creek 1997.......Cherry Creek 1998.......Cherry Creek 1999.......Cherry Creek 2000.......Loveland 2001.......Smoky Hill 2002.......Grand Junction Central
2003.......Pomona * 2004.......ThunderRidge 2005.......Grand Junction 2006.......Columbine 2007.......Rocky Mountain 2008.......Rocky Mountain 2009.......Rocky Mountain 2010.......Rocky Mountain 2011.......Regis Jesuit 2012.......Cherry Creek 2013.......ThunderRidge 2014.......Rocky Mountain * 2015.......Rock Canyon 2016.......Cherokee Trail 2017.......Rocky Mountain 2018.......Mountain Vista 2019.......Regis Jesuit * Regis Jesuit state runner up
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2019 Coaching Staff Head Coach - Matt Darr Coach Darr enters his seventh year at Regis Jesuit and twelfth as a high school coach. In 11 years as a high school coach, Coach Darr has compiled a record of 163-84, including 3 state championship game appearances and two State Titles. He has led his teams to the Colorado State Playoffs in all 11 years in which he has coached. In his last two years at Denver Christian his 2012 team made it to the final eight of the 2A playoffs, and his 2013 team won the 2A State Championship. He won his second state championship (first at Regis) this past year, leading the team to a 25-6 and a top 30 national ranking. In his first year at Regis Jesuit, he led the team to a 21-5 record and a state championship appearance, losing to Rocky Mountain in the final. The 2014 Raiders made another run to the State Tournament, making it to the final eight. In 11 years of coaching, Coach Darr has been named the league coach of the year five times, the 2A Colorado Coach of the year in 2013, and the 5A Coach of the Year in 2019. He has the distinct honor of winning a coach of the year award at three different levels. (5A Continental League, 3A Metro League, 2A Mile High League). Prior to coaching at Denver Christian Coach Darr spent time as the athletic director at Crown College, MN, and the head assistant coach at the University of Northern Colorado. Coach Darr prepped at Denver Christian where he was a two all-State player, leading the state of Colorado in hitting his senior year with .722 average. He continued his playing career at William Jewell College, MO where he was a 4-year starter, and two time All District player.
Coaching Specialty: Hitting, Outfield My coaching philosophy: Do everything you can to set the stage for kids to succeed. It is up to them to deliver. Favorite motivational quote: “You don’t have enough talent to win on talent alone”. - Herb Brooks Favorite memory from coaching at RJ: Winning the 2019 5A CHSAA State Championship over rival Cherry Creek. What is your pre-game ritual? Write out the line-up card first thing in morning Best advice for a high school athlete: Enjoy your time in high school. Play because you love the game and love to be with your teammates and brothers. Do not play for anyone else, to earn scholarships or awards. Play because you love to play. I coach because….. I believe that is what God has called me to do to impact young men.
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Freshmen Coaches Coach Mike McLaughlin Coach McLaughlin is a retired U.S. Air Force officer and pilot. He currently teaches AP Physics and Geometry at Regis Jesuit High School and has coached high school baseball for five years. He previously coached multiple seasons of youth baseball, basketball, and soccer. Coaching philosophy: Coaching is leading and teaching. I try to lead by example and to serve those I am blessed to lead. Favorite motivational quote: “On the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds that on other days and other fields will bear the fruits of victory.” - General Douglas MacArthur Favorite memory from coaching at RJ: Fond memories are too numerous to choose just one. I’ve profoundly enjoyed the daily interaction with a group of student-athletes of exceptional character, a commitment to excellence, and a spirit of service of their fellow man. Best advice for a high school athlete: Strive for excellence in all you do – in games and in practices; on the field, and off the field. I coach because I love the game of baseball and love the opportunity to try to be a positive influence on the lives of our nation’s youth.
Coach Rey Chavarria ‘10 Coach Rey graduated from Regis Jesuit in 2010. He went and played at University of Nebraska Kearney for two years and then transferred to Colorado School of Mines. He completed his baseball career there over the next three years graduating in 2015. Coaching Specialty: Outfield and Hitting I coach because ... I love the game of baseball and it has given me so many good friends and memories in my life. I want to be able to be a part of these kids memories as they move forward in their lives. My coaching philosophy: Play hard and have fun. Have a great
attitude and great effort. Favorite motivational quote: Being confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Inspirational figure: Jesus Favorite tv show: Criminal Minds Favorite music / band: Social Club Favorite professional team: Colorado Rockies Favorite professional player: Dexter Fowler Favorite food: Green Chile Favorite dessert: Cookies or Pie Favorite candy: Reese’s Big Cups
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Sophomore and jv Coaches Coach Scott Vatter (Sophomore) Coach Scott played collegiately at UNC (Greeley) playing shortstop and second base and opened HitStreak Baseball Academy in 2006. He holds the hit streak record at UNC and thus the business name “HitStreak.” He played one summer of pro ball in Butte Montana and lives in Highlands Ranch with his three daughters (Madison, Natalie, and Macy) and his wife Emily. When he is not teaching baseball, he is normally spending time with his family or playing golf. Coaching specialty: Hitting Coaching philosophy: Teach the “WHY” Favorite motivational quote: “It’s amazing what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.” Harry Truman Favorite memory from coaching at RJ: Getting to the state championship game my first year in coaching. Best advice for a high school athlete: Be a leader I coach because ... I love to teach and be around the game.
Coach Jim Mann (JV)
Coaching Specialty: Hitting Instruction My coaching philosophy: Work hard and respect the game. Favorite motivational quote: “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.” I coach because ... I love the game.
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Coach Nelson Mitchell (Sophomore) Coaching Specialty: Hitting Favorite motivational quote: “Respect all - fear none.” I coach because ... I want to make a difference.
Coach Joe Popek (JV)
Coach Joe played College Baseball at St. Cloud State and St. Marys University. He has previously coached at St. Thomas Academy. Coaching Specialty: Pitching My coaching philosophy: Play hard, play smart. Favorite motivational quote: “Its not whether or not you get knocked down, its whether you get up.” What is your pre-game ritual? Find the newest ball in the bag! I coach because ... I love the game of baseball.
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Varsity Coaches Coach Carl Goodman
Coach Tyler Robbins
I played college baseball at Otero Junior College and the University of Northern Colorado. I have coached for over 20 years at the high school, summer club and youth levels.
Coach Tyler was a three year varsity starter at Cherry Creek High School. He played four years of college baseball: two years at Garden City Community College and two years at Fort Hays State University. Tyler coached for one year at both Cherry Creek High School and Mountain Vista High School. This is the 8th year coaching baseball at Regis Jesuit High School Coaching Specialty: Defense - infield My coaching philosophy: Hard-work, determination, and character lead to success. Favorite motivational quote: “There are two pains in life. There is the pain of discipline and the pain of disappointment. If you can handle the pain of discipline, you will never have to handle the pain of disappointment.” Nick Saban Favorite memory from coaching at RJ: Our walk-off win against Pine Creek in the state playoffs. Pregame ritual: Silent prayer at the edge of the dugout before the national anthem. Best advice for a high school athlete: Work hard to be a great person, student, and baseball player and have as much fun as you can. I coach because ... I love the game and the camaraderie that comes with playing and coaching.
Coaching philosophy: To develop players to be the best they can be on and off the field. Favorite motivational quote: “Ultimately, being a part of a team means competing, working, living and winning and losing together.” - Steve Kerr Favorite coaching memeory: Seeing the growth of players in summer season of 2017. Pre-game ritual? Fresh new piece of bubble gum. Best advice for a high school athlete: Don’t worry about exposure and scouting. Just be good enough or work until you are. I coach because ... I love to teach and help players develop to be better on and off the field.
Coach PJ Marcely ‘07 Coach Peej graduated from RJ in 2007 and played football and baseball. The class of 2007 was the last class to know what school was like without the girls. He has coached at RJ since 2010 (longest tenured baseball coach). Head JV coach / summer 17U/18U. Coaching Specialty: Infield/base coach Coaching philosophy: Play hard and have fun. Have a great attitude and great effort. Favorite motivational quote: “Do not pray for easy lives, pray to be stronger men.” - JFK Favorite memory from coaching at RJ: Too many to choose just one... Reagan Todd’s walkoff Grand Slam to send us to the state championship in ‘14, calling all of Travis Marr’s HRs beforehand, Quin Cotton’s walkoff base-clearing triple to win the conference in ‘16. Shabba Bai’s gong. Jack McIntire’s tattoo. Going undefeated (19-0) with the class of ‘17 when they were freshman. Summer 17. Sharing ice cream with Darr in Atlanta. Pregame ritual: Iced coffee!!! Best advice for a high school athlete: You get as much as you give. Be the best version of yourself and finally, don’t get a girlfriend. I coach because ... Maybe it’s because I’ve never had brothers so I have a special relationship with all my players and hope to be a positive influence in their lives.
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Coach Bruce Vaughn
Coach Vaughn has been the pitching coach at Regis Jesuit High School for four years. He was also pitching coach at University of Northern Colorado for six years, pitching coach at Regis University for two years, pitching and assistant coach at Smoky Hill for four years for their spring and summer programs, and coaching in the Colorado collegiate baseball summer league program for 12 years. Coaching Specialty: Pitching and hitting Coaching philosophy: Keep it simple and fun. Help to coach and mentor student athletes to become mentally, physically and mechanically better pitchers/hitters and most importantly people. Understand academics are the priority and baseball is secondary. Helping student athletes learn, understand, appreciate and enjoy learning the game of baseball and how it relates to real life. Favorite motivational quote: Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going. & Don’t stop when you are tired. Stop when you are done. Favorite memory from coaching at RJ: Being part of winning the state championship team with a great group of players, coaches and parents. Pregame ritual: Simply close my eyes for a few moments and focus on why I love to be here. Best advice for a high school athlete: Love to learn in school and on the field to become a better person and athlete. I coach because ... I love working and being with kids to see them grow and become better people and better athletes. To be able to help and watch student athletes develop and learn to appreciate life and the game of baseball individually and as a team.
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Jeep baptiste
Max Devlin
Height: 5’ 1” Weight: 92 Bats: Switch Throws: Right Parents: Pam and Brad Superpower you wish you had: Time travel Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain Favorite tv show: Outer Banks
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 130 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: John and Kate Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Cookies and cream Favorite book: Cookie Dough Favorite tv show: The Office
David Behrendt
evan DiTanna
Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 150 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Richard and Kelly Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite tv show: SpongeBob
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 145 Bats: Left Throws: Right Parents: Jeff and Beth Superpower you wish you had: Super strength Favorite ice cream: Chocolate moose tracks Favorite book: The Closer Favorite tv show: Hawaii Five 0
Jack carey
joseph dorais
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 135 Bats: Right Throws: Left Parents: John and Kara Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Cookies and creme Favorite tv show: South Park
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 125 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Kati and Brad Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Maze Runner Favorite tv show: Brooklyn-99
Carter Chan
Grant Gedrose
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 123 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jim and Julie Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Cream Favorite book: The Bible Favorite tv show: Friends
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 165 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Bob and Callae Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: Hunger Games Favorite tv show: The League
Tyler Chan
alex Gosser
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 127 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jim and Julie Superpower you wish you had: Time travel Favorite ice cream: Mint chocolate chip Favorite book: Graveyard Book Favorite tv show: The Mandalorian
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 140 Bats: Left Throws: Left Parents: Jane and Jim Superpower you wish you had: Super Speed Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Think Like a Warrior Favorite tv show: Forged in Fire
Matt Dentino
gary Hodges
Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 154 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jennifer and John Superpower you wish you had: Mind Reading Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Cream Favorite book: Red Specter Favorite tv show: Jack Ryan
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 125 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Gary & Lily Superpower you wish you had: Time Control Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: Needful Things by Stephen King Favorite tv show: It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
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Tanner rubick
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 135 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Lori and Steve Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Unbroken Favorite tv show: The Office
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 125 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Nicole & Van Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookies and cream Favorite book: One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Favorite tv show: Chicago P.D
Jack kellogg
holden schnell
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 165 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Matt and Sara Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite book: 100 Things North Carolina Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die Favorite tv show: SpongeBob
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 130 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jamie and Jodi Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Peanut Butter Favorite book: Percy Jackson Favorite tv show: South Park
Brien Kenny
kalvin schultz
Height: 5’ 5” Weight: 110 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Mike and Suzanne Superpower you wish you had: Time Travel Favorite ice cream: Strawberry Favorite tv show: Impractical Jokers
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 135 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Mike and Erin Superpower you wish you had: To be my own genie with unlimited wishes Favorite tv show: The Office
Hayden Moore Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 175 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Dawn and Justin Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Training Camp Favorite tv show: All-American
garrett pierce Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 115 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Scott and Nicole Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Strawberry Favorite book: Spy School Favorite tv show: Impractical Jokers
john Reasbeck Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 170 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Shelly and Larry Superpower you wish you had: Super Speed Favorite ice cream: Mint Chip Favorite book: The Maze Runner Favorite tv show: Outer Banks
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Class of 2022 ryan blue
Brooks Gerig
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 185 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Laird and Stephanie Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Chai Favorite book: Scythe Favorite tv show: That 70’s Show Favorite RJ baseball memory: One of our games got cancelled and half the team went to sky zone in full uniform.
Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 180 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Kellee and Jason Superpower you wish you had: Fly Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: American Born Chinese Favorite tv show: Friends Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning State
aaron carr
ben Gonzales
Height: 6’ 4” Weight: 220 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jim and Dana Superpower you wish you had: Time Travel Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Relentless Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning the Continental League against Vista freshman year.
Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 160 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Matt and Karyn Favorite ice cream: Cookies n’ Creme Favorite RJ baseball memory: California over the summer.
Robbie Dembeck
James Green
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 160 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Sara & Jason Superpower you wish you had: Shape Shifting Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Magic Treehouse Favorite tv show: South Park Favorite RJ baseball memory: Helping out 9 News food drive with my teammates.
lou dentino
jameson hoy
brian fischer
jack hutchens
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 155 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jenn and John Favorite ice cream: Arabian Vanilla Favorite book: Hamlet Favorite tv show: In Search Of Favorite RJ baseball memory: Practice with the boys.
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 140 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Elizabeth and Tom Superpower you wish you had: Strength Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite RJ baseball memory: Summer Baseball
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Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 130 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jake and Jolene Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Cream Favorite book: No David No Favorite tv show: South Park Favorite RJ baseball memory: The California trip over the summer.
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Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 146 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Jim and Kelly Superpower you wish you had: Flight Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Cream Favorite book: The Alchemist Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: The relationships that come out of dugout conversations, rallies, wins, losses, and a conference championship.
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 120 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Tori and Tim Superpower you wish you had: Baseball Superpowers Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chunk Favorite book: Wonder Favorite tv show: Brickleberry Favorite RJ baseball memory: Freshman season and the friendships that came with it.
Class of 2022 Dallas Macias
TONY PADILLA
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 175 Bats: Left Throws: Right Parents: Meggan and Gene Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Cream Favorite book: The Other Wes Moore Favorite tv show: Rick and Morty Favorite RJ baseball memory: Coach Mann and Coach Joe getting in an argument over the bullpen.
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 190 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Tony and Venice Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookies and cream Favorite book: Maze Runner Favorite RJ baseball memory: Hitting my first high school homerun.
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Jack Pelster
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 135 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Sean and Lindsay Superpower you wish you had: Read Minds Favorite ice cream: Raspberry Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Curious George Favorite tv show: Breaking Bad Favorite RJ baseball memory: Top hand, Bottom hand, BP.
Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 170 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Shane and Stephanie Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: The Giver Favorite tv show: Trailer Park Boys Favorite RJ baseball memory: The Cincinnati tournament last fall.
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John Raitt
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 175 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Marla and Matt Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite RJ baseball memory: Cali Trip 2019
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 145 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Margaret and Douglas Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Mudslide Favorite book: The Bible Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: A few of us went to sky zone when a game was cancelled and messed around while the workers stared us down.
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Joe Riley
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 165 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Becky and Tom Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite book: Astroball Favorite tv show: Macgyver Favorite RJ baseball memory: Wiffle ball drills with Coach Mitch.
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 140 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Amy and Shawn Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Unbroken Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Watching the varsity team win state last year, and watching the dog pile on the mound.
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Charlie Rogan
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 170 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Brooke and Brian Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Rocky Road Favorite book: Harry Potter Favorite RJ baseball memory: Freshman teams first game was a lot of fun because everybody was getting to know each other.
Height: 6’ 5” Weight: 170 Bats: Left Throws: Right Parents: Tom and Susan Superpower you wish you had: Mind Reading Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite tv show: All American Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning the freshman baseball tournament.
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ISAAC WACHSMANN
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 152 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Mary and Bob Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Harry Potter Favorite tv show: Family Guy Favorite RJ baseball memory: Summer Cali
Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 200 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Shannon and Josef Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Diary of a Wimpy Kid Favorite tv show: Hawaii Five O
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Nick Zakowski
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 170 Bats: Left Throws: Left Parents: Michele and John Superpower you wish you had: Super strength Favorite ice cream: Cookie dough Favorite book: The Other Wes Moore Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Playing fall ball.
jay thomas Height: 6’ 4” Weight: 1235 Bats: Left Throws: Left Parents: John Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Mint chocolate chip Favorite book: Moneyball Favorite tv show: The Trailer Park Boys Favorite RJ baseball memory: When we had to shovel the fields after it snowed.
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Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 155 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Robert and Cherie Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: Diary of a Wimpy Kid Favorite tv show: Lost in Space Favorite RJ baseball memory: Seeing V-Squad win State last season.
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Class of 2021 charlie doubet Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 175 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Anne and Bart Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Cream Favorite book: In Cold Blood Favorite tv show: Shooter Favorite RJ baseball memory: Going to the Dominican Republic over this past summer.
Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 180 Bats: Right Throws: Left Parents: Karen and Bill Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite book: Night Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Going to California with everyone.
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dylan tostrup
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 175 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Stephen and Kim Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Chocolate chip cookie dough Favorite book: Into Thin Air Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Trip to California during summer.
bryan mottram Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 225 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Steve and Kristine Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Lemon Custard Favorite book: Fablehaven Favorite tv show: Psych Favorite RJ baseball memory: Trips to Cali.
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Blakeley Stoughton
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 160 Bats: Left Throws: Left Parents: Holly and Jeremy Superpower you wish you had: Mind Reading Favorite ice cream: Strawberry Favorite book: To Kill a Mockingbird Favorite tv show: Breaking Bad Favorite RJ baseball memory: End of season Barbecue.
max valdez Height: 6’ 4” Weight: 170 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Beth and Douglas Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Magic Tree House Favorite tv show: Rick and Morty Favorite RJ baseball memory: Me hitting Bryan in the back of the head on a throw down.
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Ryan VanLiew
Height: 6’ 6” Weight: 215 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Kim and Kevin Superpower you wish you had: Telekinesis Favorite ice cream: Cookie dough Favorite book: The Great Gatsby Favorite tv show: Friends Favorite RJ baseball memory: California
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 186 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Dana and Steve Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite tv show: Impractical Jokers Favorite RJ baseball memory: California and Omaha during the summer.
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cole vercauteren
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 165 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Tom and Jeanie Superpower you wish you had: Freeze time Favorite ice cream: Cookie dough Favorite book: 1984 Favorite tv show: Rick and Morty Favorite RJ baseball memory: Playing spike ball on the beach with the boys in the summer.
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 170 Bats: Left Throws: Right Parents: Kris and Mandy Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookie dough Favorite book: The Outsiders Favorite tv show: Friends Favorite RJ baseball memory: Sophmore year end of the season tournament.
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mason young
Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 155 Bats: Left Throws: Right Parents: Walt and Terri Superpower you wish you had: Fly Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning State.
Height: 6’ Weight: 180 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Matt and Marie Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Coffee Favorite tv show: Impractical Jokers Favorite RJ baseball memory: Freshman California trip.
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jack zirbel
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 180 Bats: Left Throws: Left Parents: Krista and Tim Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Favorite book: Unbroken Favorite tv show: South Park Favorite RJ baseball memory: Throwing a no hitter against Pomona last year.
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 210 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Scott and Amy Superpower you wish you had: Super Strength Favorite ice cream: Halo Tops Favorite book: Baseball for Dummies Favorite tv show: ESPN 30 for 30 Favorite RJ baseball memory: Eating at Rubios for the 10th time in a week in Cali.
alec willis Height: 6’ 5” Weight: 215 Bats: Right Throws: Right Parents: Tracy and Jeff Superpower you wish you had: Super Fastness Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite book: Organic Chemistry 2013 Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite RJ baseball memory: Dog Pile 2019.
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chase allen Chase, Your love of the game is a true passion and it has been a fantastic journey to watch since you were 4 yrs old! From Fort Hunt Little League to RJHS State Champions and every team in between you have always given 300%. You are a true competitor and your grit and determination on and off the field are something to be admired. The simple effort and desire you give every day are signs of great things to come. Dream big, stay humble and continue to be true to yourself and your beliefs. We are so proud of you and cannot wait to see what the next chapter holds! Love you good! Mom, Dad, Parker & Campbell
Height: 6’ 5” Weight: 210 Parents: Purcell & Blake Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 14 Superpower you wish you had: Shapeshifting Favorite ice cream: Cookies and Creme Favorite tv show: Criminal Minds Favorite teacher or class: Psychology Favorite RJ baseball memory: Holding up the state trophy as a team, yelling hoorah one last time. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Do the little things right. Dont just go through the motions. What do you hope to major in at college? Sports management. What is something you are grateful for? The opportunity to keep playing baseball at a high level.
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michael andersen MJCongratulations! Your achievements were not the result of wishing or hoping, but your hard work. Remember that success is never owned. It is rented... and the rent is due every day! Enjoy your Senior season! We know this is just the beginning. Love, Mom, Dad, Emily, and Catherine - Philippians 4:13
Height: 6’0” Weight: 155 Parents: Ric & Therese Bats: Left Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 13 Superpower you wish you had: Flight Favorite ice cream: Oreo Favorite book: Great Gatsby Favorite tv show: Father Brown Favorite teacher or class: Mr. Turner Favorite RJ baseball memory: Dominican Republic trip. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Hard work beats talent. What do you hope to major in at college? Math and finance. Something you are grateful for: My friends and family
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owen best Owen, Your journey thus far has created many wonderful memories and we are so fortunate to share many of them with you. We are so proud of You & your accomplishments, how you handle adversity, and your ability to persevere. It has been joyous to watch your passion for baseball since you were a little boy & we are extremely excited that you have an opportunity to play in college. Have no regrets and cherish the time with your brothers on and off the field. We love you, Mom, Dad and Jesse
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 200 Parents: Heather & Derek Bats: Left Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Butterscotch dipped vanilla Favorite book: Harry Potter Favorite tv show: Blue Mountain State Favorite teacher or class: Scientific Principles of Athletic Training Favorite RJ baseball memory: Getting crushed in the dog pile after state. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Play your role on the team. Don’t have a individualistic mindset. What do you hope to major in at college? Exercise Science Something you are grateful for: My family and teammates
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colter Couillard-Rodak Colter, What an amazing journey and adventure this has been with you! You make us all so very proud.You are such a hard worker and an incredible young man.You should be so very proud of your accomplishments as a son, brother, friend, student and teammate. We can’t wait to follow you through your college years as a student athlete! Enjoy this last season with your high school teammates and brothers in Christ! Love, Mom, Manner, Tay, and Belle too
Height: 5’9 Weight: 160 Parents: Linda Bats: Left Throws: Right Years playing baseball: J Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Oreo Favorite tv show: Last Chance U Favorite RJ baseball memory: Summer Ball of ‘18 and ‘19. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Work hard and be a good teammate. What do you hope to major in at college? Aerospace engineering. Something you are grateful for: Family and friends.
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nate dinges Dear Nate, We couldn’t be more proud of you! Your perseverance, hard work and loyalty have served you well and will continue to do so in the future. It’s been a great ride so far and we know there’s more to come! Shubs, Mom, Dad, Luke, Henry & Wrigley
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 160 Parents: Paula & Dustin Bats: Right Throws: Left Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Coffee Favorite book: The Bosnia List Favorite tv show: Blue Mountain State Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Sherwood Favorite RJ baseballl memory: Winning the state championship . What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Do things others won’t. What do you hope to major in at college? Economics Something you are grateful for: My family
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luke frederick Luke, We’ve had so much fun watching you pursue your love of baseball over the years! As you continue your journey, keep swinging for the stars! We love you so much! Mom and Dad
Height: 5’10” Weight: 194 Parents: Wes & Ruby Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 14 Superpower you wish you had: Super speed Favorite ice cream: Salted Carmel Favorite tv show: Naruto Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Timme Favorite RJ baseball memory: Dominican Republic trip. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Don’t be lazy, put the work in. What do you hope to major in at college? Sports Medicine Something you are grateful for: My parents
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chase ham You have become a truly amazing young man! We have loved watching you play baseball since you were a little boy. Continue to work hard, stay focused on your faith and seize the opportunities He provides. We know you have such a bright future! You’re a wonderful son and brother and we couldn’t be more proud of you Chase. Love, Mom, Dad, Blake and Mason
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 160 Parents: Mark & Julie Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 4 Superpower you wish you had: Time Travel Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: Coming Back Stronger by Drew Brees Favorite tv show: Stranger Things Favorite teacher or class: Athletic Training with Mrs. Casas Favorite RJ baseball memory: California trip What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? It’s all about attitude, effort and being coachable What do you hope to major in at college? Business Something you are grateful for: All of the life lessons baseball has taught me.
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jack harpole Jack, Your tenacity, hard work, positive attitude and faith are an inspiration to us. We love you and are so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Emily and Mary.
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 155 Parents: Lisa & John Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 13 Superpower you wish you had: Strength Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: The Things They Carried Favorite tv show: Zona’s Awesome Fishing Show Favorite teacher or class: Aquatic Sports Favorite RJ baseball memory: California trips What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Hydrate What do you hope to major in at college? Business Something you are grateful for: My family Regis Jesuit baseball
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craig kenny Craig We have been so lucky to watch you play all of these years! This season really brought that message home. Think back to your earliest days of baseball and remember how badly you wanted to play this game, and how exciting it was to put on a uniform. Always carry that passion with you in your baseball pursuits, wherever they take you. Thank you for a lifetime of memories and friendships. We are so PROUD of you. Love you - Mom, Dad, Jackie, Patrick, Anne Marie and Brien
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 205 Parents: Mike & Suzanne Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Vanilla Favorite book: The Giving Tree Favorite tv show: The Office Favorite teacher or class: Honored pre calc with Mrs. Gauss Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning the State championship What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Always give 110 percent on the field and in the classroom What do you hope to major in at college? Business Something you are grateful for: Friends and family.
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ben Martin Dear Ben, Through your perseverance and dedication, you have taught us that no challenge is too great. We are proud of you for doings things your way. Hold on to the amazing memories and friendships you have made along the way and always remain true to yourself. It is a joy to watch you play the game of baseball. We love you and will always be your biggest fans! Dad, Mom and Jack
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 155 Parents: Sean & Lindsay Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Invincibility Favorite ice cream: Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Catch Me if You Can Favorite tv show: Trailer Park Boys Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Maxfield- Lit to Film Favorite RJ baseball memory: Watching the State Championship What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Be patient and keep grinding. What do you hope to major in at college? Criminology- Behavioral Science Something you are grateful for: My family and all the people I’ve met through Regis. Regis Jesuit baseball
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mark mcintire Mark, You have given us so much joy watching you play the game you love. Your quiet competitiveness, the passion with which you play, and your team first attitude has been a blessing to witness and will serve you well in all that you do. Thank you for all the memories!! Love, Mom, Dad, Jack & Hallie
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 165 Parents: Karen & Rob Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Invincibility Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: The Stand Favorite tv show: Breaking Bad Favorite teacher or class: Mr. Lechuga Favorite RJ baseball memory: Trip to Vail in Summer 2019 What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Work hard, let your actions speak for themselves. What do you hope to major in at college? Engineering Something you are grateful for: My family.
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jack michalek Jack , We are very proud of everything you have accomplished. Keep working hard to fulfill your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad and Kate
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 170 Parents: Steve & Julie Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 15 Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip Favorite book: Pedro Martinez Favorite tv show: MLB Network Favorite teacher or class: SPAT with Mrs. Casas Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning the State Championship What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Enjoy high school because it flys by What do you hope to major in at college? Sports Management Something you are grateful for: Everyone I have met through Regis Baseball. Regis Jesuit baseball
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jt miller JT, From little league to high school, it has been so fun to watch you play baseball and become a wonderful young man. You are a source of joy and happiness for us. We are so excited to see what the future holds for you! Love, Mom, Dad, Ella and Alex
Height: 6’ 4” Weight: 170 Parents: John & Kate Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 9 Superpower you wish you had: Flight Favorite ice cream: Salted Carmel Favorite book: The Bible Favorite tv show: The Bachelor Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Wuertz Favorite RJ baseball memory: Going to the Dominican Republic last summer. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Get on the bucket during batting practice if no one is there. What do you hope to major in at college? Business Administration Something you are grateful for: My parents allowing me to pursue my passion playing the game I love.
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Ethan O’Donnell Dear Ethan, We are so proud of you and what you’ve accomplished on and off the baseball field. It has been pure joy to watch you grow into the amazing young man and baseball player you are today--from the Maroons to Slammers to the Rockies Scout team to RJHS. We can’t wait to watch you play for Northwestern. Mom, Dad, Aidan & Ryan
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 195 Parents: Brooke & Brian Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Banana Favorite book: Moneyball Favorite tv show: Sports Center Favorite teacher or class: Weightlifting 2RW w/ Darr Favorite RJ baseball memory: Hitting a HR in the State Championship. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Befriend Burt ASAP. Work your tail off. What do you hope to major in at college? Economics Something you are grateful for: Family and friends. Regis Jesuit baseball
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bryce parsons Bryce what an absolute joy it has been to be along with you for this ride! We are so proud of the man you’ve become and look forward to seeing where your journey takes you! “You can’t steal second and keep one foot in first”- Go be amazing #10! Always your biggest fans in the stands! We love youMom, Dad, Riley, and Peyton
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 185 Parents: Bruce & Kini Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 15 Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Birthday Cake Favorite book: “Can’t Hurt Me” David Goggins Favorite tv show: Seal Team Favorite teacher or class: Mrs. Maxfield Favorite RJ baseball memory: Jumping in the dog pile after winning the state championship. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Lift as much as possible. What do you hope to major in at college? War and Strategic Studies Something you are grateful for: My family and country.
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jacob thompsen Dear Jacob, To the boy whose 1st word was “ball” and who has never stopped dreaming BIG…keep it up! Since the day you were born, you have been an inspiring force for us both. You have taught us how to love unconditionally and to never stop believing or forging ahead, especially when the road gets rough. We are so proud of you, and excited beyond words to watch you continue to grow in your love for the game and life at Long Beach. The sky is the limit…in baseball and beyond! You have truly chosen a great place to call home for the next 4-5 years. We will miss you dearly, but know that you will be exactly where you are meant to be. We love you, Mom and Dad
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 175 Parents: Virginia & Jayson Bats: Right Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Flying Favorite ice cream: Cookies & Cream Favorite teacher or class: Psychology Favorite RJ baseball memory: Winning State. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? If you dedicate yourself to the game you’ll experience some special moments with your teammates and coaches at Regis. What do you hope to major in at college? Finance Something you are grateful for: All the support I have around me, including my parents, teammates, and coaches. Regis Jesuit baseball
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thomas williams Dear Thomas, We could not be prouder of the young man you have become and all your accomplishments at Regis Jesuit High School. Your path has been beautiful and uniquely yours. I admire every ounce of you and I know the best is yet to come. “What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals.” HENRY DAVID THOREAU
Height: 6’ 0” Weight: 180 Parents: Kim & Tom Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 12 Superpower you wish you had: Teleportation Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite tv show: Arrested Development Favorite teacher or class: Ms. Obanion Favorite RJ baseball memory: The Dominican Republic trip. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Take in as much as you can from coaches and older players. It will pay off in a big way. What do you hope to major in at college? Aerospace Engineering Something you are grateful for: My parent’s support.
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grant woodward Grant - It has been such a joy watching you play baseball all these years. Continue to find joy in all you do! We couldn’t be more proud of all you have accomplished. Love, Mom, Dad and Samantha
Height: 6’ 4” Weight: 205 Parents: Jen & Bill Throws: Right Years playing baseball: 14 Superpower you wish you had: Invisibility Favorite ice cream: Cookie Dough Favorite book: No Easy Day Favorite tv show: All-American Favorite teacher or class: Scientific Principles of Athletic Training Favorite RJ baseball memory: Traveling with the team to Ohio. What advice would you give a young upcoming player at Regis? Work harder than anyone else. What do you hope to major in at college? Mechanical Engineering Something you are grateful for: My family. Regis Jesuit baseball
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Playing in College Arizona State University Reagan Todd ‘14
Knox College, IL Joe Salazar ‘18
Cal Poly Pomona Peter Bayer ‘12
Lamar Junior College, CO Drew Merten ‘11 Mitch Robinson ‘11
Chandler-Gilbert Junior College, AZ Anthony Donovan ‘14 Cisco Junior College, Cisco TX Justin Thaxton ‘14 Patrick Strawbridge ‘19 Clemson University, SC Travis Marr ‘16 University of Northern Colorado Zach Heath ‘14 Matt Boyd ‘18 University of Dayton, OH Nick Spiliotis ‘16 University of Dubuque, IA Colin Armistead ‘19 Collin Cusenbery ‘19 Doane University, NE Hunter Sherrard ‘18 Garden City Junior College, KS Zach Woodruff ‘14 Grand Canyon University Quin Cotton ‘16 University of Kansas Connor McKay ‘11
Brent DiBiase ‘19 - University of Notre Dame
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Loyola, New Orleans Mick Dubic ‘14 Metro State University Jimmy Holinger ‘17 Miami University, Ohio Brooks Urich ‘14 University of North Carolina Bo Weiss ‘16 University of Notre Dame Brent DiBiase ‘19 University of Oregon David Peterson ‘14 Oregon State Max George ‘14* Selected in the 6th round by the Colorado Rockies and signed with them Penn State Caden Wagner ‘19
Riverside City College, CA Brody Weiss ‘13 Rockhurst University, KS Wesley Stark ‘15 United States Air Force Academy Geno Macias ‘19 University of St. Thomas, MN Nathan Schraeder ‘18 South Mountain Junior College, AZ Austin Chouinard ‘17 Brodie Marino ‘18 University of Southern Idaho Tanner Ernst ‘11 University of Texas Matt Schmidt ‘15 Texas Christian University Caleb Sloan ‘17 William and Jewell College, MO Eddie Scheuber ‘12 Willamette University, OR Jack Brett ‘14 Wittenberg University, OH Patrick Kenny ‘16
Rice University Brent Schwarz ‘15
Collin Cushenbery ‘19 - University of Dubuque
Patrick Strawbridge ‘19 - Cisco College
Please contact Matt Darr at Regis Jesuit for updated information.
family tree The Baer Family
Michael ‘17, Matthew ‘21
The Boyd Family
Stephen ‘16, Matthew ‘18
The Chan Family
Tyler ‘23, Carter ‘23
The Dentino Family Lou ‘22, Matt ‘23
The Doubet Family Sam ‘19, Charlie ‘21
The Gedrose Family Ethan ‘19, Grant ‘23
The Kenny Family
Patrick ‘16, Craig ‘20, Brien ‘23
The Macias Family Geno ‘19, Dallas ‘22
The Martin Family Ben ‘19, Jack ‘22
The McIntire Family Jack ‘16, Mark ‘20
The O’Donnell Family
Aidan ‘19, Ethan ‘20, Ryan ‘22
The Padilla Family Mac ‘19, Sergio ‘21
The Perchiazzi Family Eric ‘16, Mark ‘19
The Sloan Family
Caleb ‘17, Bryce ‘20
The Stoughton Family Johnny ‘19, Blakeley ‘21
The Weiss Family
Brody ‘13, Bo ‘16, Brock ‘21
The Willis Family
Bradshaw ‘19, Alec ‘21
The Regis Jesuit Baseball Team has a history of family participation and we thought it would be fun to document it. Please contact Coach Darr with Regis Jesuit baseball
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